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"""Server-side repository related request implmentations."""

import bz2

from cStringIO import StringIO

import os

import sys

import tempfile

import tarfile

from bzrlib import errors

from bzrlib.bzrdir import BzrDir

from bzrlib.pack import ContainerSerialiser

from bzrlib.smart.request import (

    FailedSmartServerResponse,

    SmartServerRequest,

    SuccessfulSmartServerResponse,

    )

from bzrlib.repository import _strip_NULL_ghosts

from bzrlib import revision as _mod_revision

class SmartServerRepositoryRequest(SmartServerRequest):

    """Common base class for Repository requests."""

    def do(self, path, *args):

        """Execute a repository request.

        All Repository requests take a path to the repository as their first

        argument.  The repository must be at the exact path given by the

        client - no searching is done.

        The actual logic is delegated to self.do_repository_request.

        :param client_path: The path for the repository as received from the

            client.

        :return: A SmartServerResponse from self.do_repository_request().

        """

        transport = self.transport_from_client_path(path)

        bzrdir = BzrDir.open_from_transport(transport)

        # Save the repository for use with do_body.

        self._repository = bzrdir.open_repository()

        return self.do_repository_request(self._repository, *args)

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, *args):

        """Override to provide an implementation for a verb."""

        # No-op for verbs that take bodies (None as a result indicates a body

        # is expected)

        return None

    def recreate_search(self, repository, recipe_bytes):

        lines = recipe_bytes.split('\n')

        start_keys = set(lines[0].split(' '))

        exclude_keys = set(lines[1].split(' '))

        revision_count = int(lines[2])

        repository.lock_read()

        try:

            search = repository.get_graph()._make_breadth_first_searcher(

                start_keys)

            while True:

                try:

                    next_revs = search.next()

                except StopIteration:

                    break

                search.stop_searching_any(exclude_keys.intersection(next_revs))

            search_result = search.get_result()

            if search_result.get_recipe()[2] != revision_count:

                # we got back a different amount of data than expected, this

                # gets reported as NoSuchRevision, because less revisions

                # indicates missing revisions, and more should never happen as

                # the excludes list considers ghosts and ensures that ghost

                # filling races are not a problem.

                return (None, FailedSmartServerResponse(('NoSuchRevision',)))

            return (search, None)

        finally:

            repository.unlock()

class SmartServerRepositoryReadLocked(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    """Calls self.do_readlocked_repository_request."""

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, *args):

        """Read lock a repository for do_readlocked_repository_request."""

        repository.lock_read()

        try:

            return self.do_readlocked_repository_request(repository, *args)

        finally:

            repository.unlock()

class SmartServerRepositoryGetParentMap(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    """Bzr 1.2+ - get parent data for revisions during a graph search."""

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, *revision_ids):

        """Get parent details for some revisions.

        All the parents for revision_ids are returned. Additionally up to 64KB

        of additional parent data found by performing a breadth first search

        from revision_ids is returned. The verb takes a body containing the

        current search state, see do_body for details.

        :param repository: The repository to query in.

        :param revision_ids: The utf8 encoded revision_id to answer for.

        """

        self._revision_ids = revision_ids

        return None # Signal that we want a body.

    def do_body(self, body_bytes):

        """Process the current search state and perform the parent lookup.

        :return: A smart server response where the body contains an utf8

            encoded flattened list of the parents of the revisions (the same

            format as Repository.get_revision_graph) which has been bz2

            compressed.

        """

        repository = self._repository

        repository.lock_read()

        try:

            return self._do_repository_request(body_bytes)

        finally:

            repository.unlock()

    def _do_repository_request(self, body_bytes):

        repository = self._repository

        revision_ids = set(self._revision_ids)

        search, error = self.recreate_search(repository, body_bytes)

        if error is not None:

            return error

        # TODO might be nice to start up the search again; but thats not

        # written or tested yet.

        client_seen_revs = set(search.get_result().get_keys())

        # Always include the requested ids.

        client_seen_revs.difference_update(revision_ids)

        lines = []

        repo_graph = repository.get_graph()

        result = {}

        queried_revs = set()

        size_so_far = 0

        next_revs = revision_ids

        first_loop_done = False

        while next_revs:

            queried_revs.update(next_revs)

            parent_map = repo_graph.get_parent_map(next_revs)

            next_revs = set()

            for revision_id, parents in parent_map.iteritems():

                # adjust for the wire

                if parents == (_mod_revision.NULL_REVISION,):

                    parents = ()

                # prepare the next query

                next_revs.update(parents)

                if revision_id not in client_seen_revs:

                    # Client does not have this revision, give it to it.

                    # add parents to the result

                    result[revision_id] = parents

                    # Approximate the serialized cost of this revision_id.

                    size_so_far += 2 + len(revision_id) + sum(map(len, parents))

            # get all the directly asked for parents, and then flesh out to

            # 64K (compressed) or so. We do one level of depth at a time to

            # stay in sync with the client. The 250000 magic number is

            # estimated compression ratio taken from bzr.dev itself.

            if first_loop_done and size_so_far > 250000:

                next_revs = set()

                break

            # don't query things we've already queried

            next_revs.difference_update(queried_revs)

            first_loop_done = True

        # sorting trivially puts lexographically similar revision ids together.

        # Compression FTW.

        for revision, parents in sorted(result.items()):

            lines.append(' '.join((revision, ) + tuple(parents)))

        return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(

            ('ok', ), bz2.compress('\n'.join(lines)))

class SmartServerRepositoryGetRevisionGraph(SmartServerRepositoryReadLocked):

    def do_readlocked_repository_request(self, repository, revision_id):

        """Return the result of repository.get_revision_graph(revision_id).

        Deprecated as of bzr 1.4, but supported for older clients.

        :param repository: The repository to query in.

        :param revision_id: The utf8 encoded revision_id to get a graph from.

        :return: A smart server response where the body contains an utf8

            encoded flattened list of the revision graph.

        """

        if not revision_id:

            revision_id = None

        lines = []

        graph = repository.get_graph()

        if revision_id:

            search_ids = [revision_id]

        else:

            search_ids = repository.all_revision_ids()

        search = graph._make_breadth_first_searcher(search_ids)

        transitive_ids = set()

        map(transitive_ids.update, list(search))

        parent_map = graph.get_parent_map(transitive_ids)

        revision_graph = _strip_NULL_ghosts(parent_map)

        if revision_id and revision_id not in revision_graph:

            # Note that we return an empty body, rather than omitting the body.

            # This way the client knows that it can always expect to find a body

            # in the response for this method, even in the error case.

            return FailedSmartServerResponse(('nosuchrevision', revision_id), '')

        for revision, parents in revision_graph.items():

            lines.append(' '.join((revision, ) + tuple(parents)))

        return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('ok', ), '\n'.join(lines))

class SmartServerRequestHasRevision(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, revision_id):

        """Return ok if a specific revision is in the repository at path.

        :param repository: The repository to query in.

        :param revision_id: The utf8 encoded revision_id to lookup.

        :return: A smart server response of ('ok', ) if the revision is

            present.

        """

        if repository.has_revision(revision_id):

            return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('yes', ))

        else:

            return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('no', ))

class SmartServerRepositoryGatherStats(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, revid, committers):

        """Return the result of repository.gather_stats().

        :param repository: The repository to query in.

        :param revid: utf8 encoded rev id or an empty string to indicate None

        :param committers: 'yes' or 'no'.

        :return: A SmartServerResponse ('ok',), a encoded body looking like

              committers: 1

              firstrev: 1234.230 0

              latestrev: 345.700 3600

              revisions: 2

              But containing only fields returned by the gather_stats() call

        """

        if revid == '':

            decoded_revision_id = None

        else:

            decoded_revision_id = revid

        if committers == 'yes':

            decoded_committers = True

        else:

            decoded_committers = None

        stats = repository.gather_stats(decoded_revision_id, decoded_committers)

        body = ''

        if stats.has_key('committers'):

            body += 'committers: %d\n' % stats['committers']

        if stats.has_key('firstrev'):

            body += 'firstrev: %.3f %d\n' % stats['firstrev']

        if stats.has_key('latestrev'):

             body += 'latestrev: %.3f %d\n' % stats['latestrev']

        if stats.has_key('revisions'):

            body += 'revisions: %d\n' % stats['revisions']

        if stats.has_key('size'):

            body += 'size: %d\n' % stats['size']

        return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('ok', ), body)

class SmartServerRepositoryIsShared(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    def do_repository_request(self, repository):

        """Return the result of repository.is_shared().

        :param repository: The repository to query in.

        :return: A smart server response of ('yes', ) if the repository is

            shared, and ('no', ) if it is not.

        """

        if repository.is_shared():

            return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('yes', ))

        else:

            return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('no', ))

class SmartServerRepositoryLockWrite(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, token=''):

        # XXX: this probably should not have a token.

        if token == '':

            token = None

        try:

            token = repository.lock_write(token=token)

        except errors.LockContention, e:

            return FailedSmartServerResponse(('LockContention',))

        except errors.UnlockableTransport:

            return FailedSmartServerResponse(('UnlockableTransport',))

        except errors.LockFailed, e:

            return FailedSmartServerResponse(('LockFailed',

                str(e.lock), str(e.why)))

        if token is not None:

            repository.leave_lock_in_place()

        repository.unlock()

        if token is None:

            token = ''

        return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('ok', token))

class SmartServerRepositoryUnlock(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, token):

        try:

            repository.lock_write(token=token)

        except errors.TokenMismatch, e:

            return FailedSmartServerResponse(('TokenMismatch',))

        repository.dont_leave_lock_in_place()

        repository.unlock()

        return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('ok',))

class SmartServerRepositoryTarball(SmartServerRepositoryRequest):

    """Get the raw repository files as a tarball.

    The returned tarball contains a .bzr control directory which in turn

    contains a repository.

    This takes one parameter, compression, which currently must be 

    "", "gz", or "bz2".

    This is used to implement the Repository.copy_content_into operation.

    """

    def do_repository_request(self, repository, compression):

        from bzrlib import osutils

        tmp_dirname, tmp_repo = self._copy_to_tempdir(repository)

        try:

            controldir_name = tmp_dirname + '/.bzr'

            return self._tarfile_response(controldir_name, compression)

        finally:

            osutils.rmtree(tmp_dirname)

    def _copy_to_tempdir(self, from_repo):

        tmp_dirname = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='tmpbzrclone')

        tmp_bzrdir = from_repo.bzrdir._format.initialize(tmp_dirname)

        tmp_repo = from_repo._format.initialize(tmp_bzrdir)

        from_repo.copy_content_into(tmp_repo)

        return tmp_dirname, tmp_repo

    def _tarfile_response(self, tmp_dirname, compression):

        temp = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()

        try:

            self._tarball_of_dir(tmp_dirname, compression, temp.file)

            # all finished; write the tempfile out to the network

            temp.seek(0)

            return SuccessfulSmartServerResponse(('ok',), temp.read())

            # FIXME: Don't read the whole thing into memory here; rather stream it

            # out from the file onto the network. mbp 20070411

        finally:

            temp.close()

    def _tarball_of_dir(self, dirname, compression, ofile):

        filename = os.path.basename(ofile.name)

        tarball = tarfile.open(fileobj=ofile, name=filename,

            mode='w|' + compression)

        try:

            # The tarball module only accepts ascii names, and (i guess)

            # packs them with their 8bit names.  We know all the files

            # within the repository have ASCII names so the should be safe

            # to pack in.

            dirname = dirname.encode(sys.getfilesystemencoding())

            # python's tarball module includes the whole path by default so

            # override it

            if not dirname.endswith('.bzr'):

                raise ValueError(dirname)

            tarball.add(dirname, '.bzr') # recursive by default

        finally:

            tarball.close()