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"""bzr upgrade logic."""

from bzrlib import (

    errors,

    trace,

    ui,

    urlutils,

    )

from bzrlib.bzrdir import (

    BzrDir,

    format_registry,

    )

from bzrlib.i18n import gettext

from bzrlib.remote import RemoteBzrDir

class Convert(object):

    def __init__(self, url=None, format=None, control_dir=None):

        """Convert a Bazaar control directory to a given format.

        Either the url or control_dir parameter must be given.

        :param url: the URL of the control directory or None if the

          control_dir is explicitly given instead

        :param format: the format to convert to or None for the default

        :param control_dir: the control directory or None if it is

          specified via the URL parameter instead

        """

        self.format = format

        # XXX: Change to cleanup

        warning_id = 'cross_format_fetch'

        saved_warning = warning_id in ui.ui_factory.suppressed_warnings

        if url is None and control_dir is None:

            raise AssertionError(

                "either the url or control_dir parameter must be set.")

        if control_dir is not None:

            self.bzrdir = control_dir

        else:

            self.bzrdir = BzrDir.open_unsupported(url)

        if isinstance(self.bzrdir, RemoteBzrDir):

            self.bzrdir._ensure_real()

            self.bzrdir = self.bzrdir._real_bzrdir

        if self.bzrdir.root_transport.is_readonly():

            raise errors.UpgradeReadonly

        self.transport = self.bzrdir.root_transport

        ui.ui_factory.suppressed_warnings.add(warning_id)

        try:

            self.convert()

        finally:

            if not saved_warning:

                ui.ui_factory.suppressed_warnings.remove(warning_id)

    def convert(self):

        try:

            branch = self.bzrdir.open_branch()

            if branch.user_url != self.bzrdir.user_url:

                ui.ui_factory.note(gettext(

                    'This is a checkout. The branch (%s) needs to be upgraded'

                    ' separately.') % (urlutils.unescape_for_display(

                        branch.user_url, 'utf-8')))

            del branch

        except (errors.NotBranchError, errors.IncompatibleRepositories):

            # might not be a format we can open without upgrading; see e.g.

            # https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/253891

            pass

        if self.format is None:

            try:

                rich_root = self.bzrdir.find_repository()._format.rich_root_data

            except errors.NoRepositoryPresent:

                rich_root = False # assume no rich roots

            if rich_root:

                format_name = "default-rich-root"

            else:

                format_name = "default"

            format = format_registry.make_bzrdir(format_name)

        else:

            format = self.format

        if not self.bzrdir.needs_format_conversion(format):

            raise errors.UpToDateFormat(self.bzrdir._format)

        if not self.bzrdir.can_convert_format():

            raise errors.BzrError(gettext("cannot upgrade from bzrdir format %s") %

                           self.bzrdir._format)

        self.bzrdir.check_conversion_target(format)

        ui.ui_factory.note(gettext('starting upgrade of %s') % 

            urlutils.unescape_for_display(self.transport.base, 'utf-8'))

        self.backup_oldpath, self.backup_newpath = self.bzrdir.backup_bzrdir()

        while self.bzrdir.needs_format_conversion(format):

            converter = self.bzrdir._format.get_converter(format)

            self.bzrdir = converter.convert(self.bzrdir, None)

        ui.ui_factory.note(gettext('finished'))

    def clean_up(self):

        """Clean-up after a conversion.

        This removes the backup.bzr directory.

        """

        transport = self.transport

        backup_relpath = transport.relpath(self.backup_newpath)

        child_pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

        child_pb.update(gettext('Deleting backup.bzr'))

        try:

            transport.delete_tree(backup_relpath)

        finally:

            child_pb.finished()

def upgrade(url, format=None, clean_up=False, dry_run=False):

    """Upgrade locations to format.

    This routine wraps the smart_upgrade() routine with a nicer UI.

    In particular, it ensures all URLs can be opened before starting

    and reports a summary at the end if more than one upgrade was attempted.

    This routine is useful for command line tools. Other bzrlib clients

    probably ought to use smart_upgrade() instead.

    :param url: a URL of the locations to upgrade.

    :param format: the format to convert to or None for the best default

    :param clean-up: if True, the backup.bzr directory is removed if the

      upgrade succeeded for a given repo/branch/tree

    :param dry_run: show what would happen but don't actually do any upgrades

    :return: the list of exceptions encountered

    """

    control_dirs = [BzrDir.open_unsupported(url)]

    attempted, succeeded, exceptions = smart_upgrade(control_dirs,

        format, clean_up=clean_up, dry_run=dry_run)

    if len(attempted) > 1:

        attempted_count = len(attempted)

        succeeded_count = len(succeeded)

        failed_count = attempted_count - succeeded_count

        ui.ui_factory.note(

            gettext('\nSUMMARY: {0} upgrades attempted, {1} succeeded,'\

                    ' {2} failed').format(

                     attempted_count, succeeded_count, failed_count))

    return exceptions

def smart_upgrade(control_dirs, format, clean_up=False,

    dry_run=False):

    """Convert control directories to a new format intelligently.

    If the control directory is a shared repository, dependent branches

    are also converted provided the repository converted successfully.

    If the conversion of a branch fails, remaining branches are still tried.

    :param control_dirs: the BzrDirs to upgrade

    :param format: the format to convert to or None for the best default

    :param clean_up: if True, the backup.bzr directory is removed if the

      upgrade succeeded for a given repo/branch/tree

    :param dry_run: show what would happen but don't actually do any upgrades

    :return: attempted-control-dirs, succeeded-control-dirs, exceptions

    """

    all_attempted = []

    all_succeeded = []

    all_exceptions = []

    for control_dir in control_dirs:

        attempted, succeeded, exceptions = _smart_upgrade_one(control_dir,

            format, clean_up=clean_up, dry_run=dry_run)

        all_attempted.extend(attempted)

        all_succeeded.extend(succeeded)

        all_exceptions.extend(exceptions)

    return all_attempted, all_succeeded, all_exceptions

def _smart_upgrade_one(control_dir, format, clean_up=False,

    dry_run=False):

    """Convert a control directory to a new format intelligently.

    See smart_upgrade for parameter details.

    """

    # If the URL is a shared repository, find the dependent branches

    dependents = None

    try:

        repo = control_dir.open_repository()

    except errors.NoRepositoryPresent:

        # A branch or checkout using a shared repository higher up

        pass

    else:

        # The URL is a repository. If it successfully upgrades,

        # then upgrade the dependent branches as well.

        if repo.is_shared():

            dependents = repo.find_branches(using=True)

    # Do the conversions

    attempted = [control_dir]

    succeeded, exceptions = _convert_items([control_dir], format, clean_up,

                                           dry_run)

    if succeeded and dependents:

        ui.ui_factory.note(gettext('Found %d dependent branches - upgrading ...')

                           % (len(dependents),))

        # Convert dependent branches

        branch_cdirs = [b.bzrdir for b in dependents]

        successes, problems = _convert_items(branch_cdirs, format, clean_up,

            dry_run, label="branch")

        attempted.extend(branch_cdirs)

        succeeded.extend(successes)

        exceptions.extend(problems)

    # Return the result

    return attempted, succeeded, exceptions

# FIXME: There are several problems below:

# - RemoteRepository doesn't support _unsupported (really ?)

# - raising AssertionError is rude and may not be necessary

# - no tests

# - the only caller uses only the label

def _get_object_and_label(control_dir):

    """Return the primary object and type label for a control directory.

    :return: object, label where:

      * object is a Branch, Repository or WorkingTree and

      * label is one of:

        * branch            - a branch

        * repository        - a repository

        * tree              - a lightweight checkout

    """

    try:

        try:

            br = control_dir.open_branch(unsupported=True,

                                         ignore_fallbacks=True)

        except NotImplementedError:

            # RemoteRepository doesn't support the unsupported parameter

            br = control_dir.open_branch(ignore_fallbacks=True)

    except errors.NotBranchError:

        pass

    else:

        return br, "branch"

    try:

        repo = control_dir.open_repository()

    except errors.NoRepositoryPresent:

        pass

    else:

        return repo, "repository"

    try:

        wt = control_dir.open_workingtree()

    except (errors.NoWorkingTree, errors.NotLocalUrl):

        pass

    else:

        return wt, "tree"

    raise AssertionError("unknown type of control directory %s", control_dir)

def _convert_items(items, format, clean_up, dry_run, label=None):

    """Convert a sequence of control directories to the given format.

    :param items: the control directories to upgrade

    :param format: the format to convert to or None for the best default

    :param clean-up: if True, the backup.bzr directory is removed if the

      upgrade succeeded for a given repo/branch/tree

    :param dry_run: show what would happen but don't actually do any upgrades

    :param label: the label for these items or None to calculate one

    :return: items successfully upgraded, exceptions

    """

    succeeded = []

    exceptions = []

    child_pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    child_pb.update(gettext('Upgrading bzrdirs'), 0, len(items))

    for i, control_dir in enumerate(items):

        # Do the conversion

        location = control_dir.root_transport.base

        bzr_object, bzr_label = _get_object_and_label(control_dir)

        type_label = label or bzr_label

        child_pb.update(gettext("Upgrading %s") % (type_label), i+1, len(items))

        ui.ui_factory.note(gettext('Upgrading {0} {1} ...').format(type_label, 

            urlutils.unescape_for_display(location, 'utf-8'),))

        try:

            if not dry_run:

                cv = Convert(control_dir=control_dir, format=format)

        except Exception, ex:

            trace.warning('conversion error: %s' % ex)

            exceptions.append(ex)

            continue

        # Do any required post processing

        succeeded.append(control_dir)

        if clean_up:

            try:

                ui.ui_factory.note(gettext('Removing backup ...'))

                if not dry_run:

                    cv.clean_up()

            except Exception, ex:

                trace.warning(gettext('failed to clean-up {0}: {1}') % (location, ex))

                exceptions.append(ex)

    child_pb.finished()

    # Return the result

    return succeeded, exceptions