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"""Tests for InterBranch.pull behaviour."""

import os

from bzrlib.branch import Branch

from bzrlib.bzrdir import BzrDir

from bzrlib import errors

from bzrlib.memorytree import MemoryTree

from bzrlib.revision import NULL_REVISION

from bzrlib.tests.per_interbranch import TestCaseWithInterBranch

# The tests here are based on the tests in 

# bzrlib.tests.per_branch.test_pull

class TestPull(TestCaseWithInterBranch):

    def test_pull_convergence_simple(self):

        # when revisions are pulled, the left-most accessible parents must

        # become the revision-history.

        parent = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('parent')

        parent.commit('1st post', rev_id='P1', allow_pointless=True)

        mine = self.sprout_to(parent.bzrdir, 'mine').open_workingtree()

        mine.commit('my change', rev_id='M1', allow_pointless=True)

        parent.merge_from_branch(mine.branch)

        parent.commit('merge my change', rev_id='P2')

        mine.pull(parent.branch)

        self.assertEqual(['P1', 'P2'], mine.branch.revision_history())

    def test_pull_merged_indirect(self):

        # it should be possible to do a pull from one branch into another

        # when the tip of the target was merged into the source branch

        # via a third branch - so its buried in the ancestry and is not

        # directly accessible.

        parent = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('parent')

        parent.commit('1st post', rev_id='P1', allow_pointless=True)

        mine = self.sprout_to(parent.bzrdir, 'mine').open_workingtree()

        mine.commit('my change', rev_id='M1', allow_pointless=True)

        other = self.sprout_to(parent.bzrdir, 'other').open_workingtree()

        other.merge_from_branch(mine.branch)

        other.commit('merge my change', rev_id='O2')

        parent.merge_from_branch(other.branch)

        parent.commit('merge other', rev_id='P2')

        mine.pull(parent.branch)

        self.assertEqual(['P1', 'P2'], mine.branch.revision_history())

    def test_pull_updates_checkout_and_master(self):

        """Pulling into a checkout updates the checkout and the master branch"""

        master_tree = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('master')

        rev1 = master_tree.commit('master')

        checkout = master_tree.branch.create_checkout('checkout')

        other = self.sprout_to(master_tree.branch.bzrdir, 'other').open_workingtree()

        rev2 = other.commit('other commit')

        # now pull, which should update both checkout and master.

        checkout.branch.pull(other.branch)

        self.assertEqual([rev1, rev2], checkout.branch.revision_history())

        self.assertEqual([rev1, rev2], master_tree.branch.revision_history())

    def test_pull_raises_specific_error_on_master_connection_error(self):

        master_tree = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('master')

        checkout = master_tree.branch.create_checkout('checkout')

        other = self.sprout_to(master_tree.branch.bzrdir, 'other').open_branch()

        # move the branch out of the way on disk to cause a connection

        # error.

        os.rename('master', 'master_gone')

        # try to pull, which should raise a BoundBranchConnectionFailure.

        self.assertRaises(errors.BoundBranchConnectionFailure,

                checkout.branch.pull, other)

    def test_pull_returns_result(self):

        parent = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('parent')

        parent.commit('1st post', rev_id='P1')

        mine = self.sprout_to(parent.bzrdir, 'mine').open_workingtree()

        mine.commit('my change', rev_id='M1')

        result = parent.branch.pull(mine.branch)

        self.assertIsNot(None, result)

        self.assertIs(mine.branch, result.source_branch)

        self.assertIs(parent.branch, result.target_branch)

        self.assertIs(parent.branch, result.master_branch)

        self.assertIs(None, result.local_branch)

        self.assertEqual(1, result.old_revno)

        self.assertEqual('P1', result.old_revid)

        self.assertEqual(2, result.new_revno)

        self.assertEqual('M1', result.new_revid)

        self.assertEqual(None, result.tag_conflicts)

    def test_pull_overwrite(self):

        tree_a = self.make_from_branch_and_tree('tree_a')

        tree_a.commit('message 1')

        tree_b = self.sprout_to(tree_a.bzrdir, 'tree_b').open_workingtree()

        tree_a.commit('message 2', rev_id='rev2a')

        tree_b.commit('message 2', rev_id='rev2b')

        self.assertRaises(errors.DivergedBranches, tree_a.pull, tree_b.branch)

        self.assertRaises(errors.DivergedBranches,

                          tree_a.branch.pull, tree_b.branch,

                          overwrite=False, stop_revision='rev2b')

        # It should not have updated the branch tip, but it should have fetched

        # the revision

        self.assertEqual('rev2a', tree_a.branch.last_revision())

        self.assertTrue(tree_a.branch.repository.has_revision('rev2b'))

        tree_a.branch.pull(tree_b.branch, overwrite=True,

                           stop_revision='rev2b')

        self.assertEqual('rev2b', tree_a.branch.last_revision())

        self.assertEqual(tree_b.branch.revision_history(),

                         tree_a.branch.revision_history())

class TestPullHook(TestCaseWithInterBranch):

    def setUp(self):

        self.hook_calls = []

        TestCaseWithInterBranch.setUp(self)

    def capture_post_pull_hook(self, result):

        """Capture post pull hook calls to self.hook_calls.

        The call is logged, as is some state of the two branches.

        """

        if result.local_branch:

            local_locked = result.local_branch.is_locked()

            local_base = result.local_branch.base

        else:

            local_locked = None

            local_base = None

        self.hook_calls.append(

            ('post_pull', result.source_branch, local_base,

             result.master_branch.base, result.old_revno,

             result.old_revid,

             result.new_revno, result.new_revid,

             result.source_branch.is_locked(), local_locked,

             result.master_branch.is_locked()))

    def test_post_pull_empty_history(self):

        target = self.make_to_branch('target')

        source = self.make_from_branch('source')

        Branch.hooks.install_named_hook('post_pull',

            self.capture_post_pull_hook, None)

        target.pull(source)

        # with nothing there we should still get a notification, and

        # have both branches locked at the notification time.

        self.assertEqual([

            ('post_pull', source, None, target.base, 0, NULL_REVISION,

             0, NULL_REVISION, True, None, True)

            ],

            self.hook_calls)

    def test_post_pull_bound_branch(self):

        # pulling to a bound branch should pass in the master branch to the

        # hook, allowing the correct number of emails to be sent, while still

        # allowing hooks that want to modify the target to do so to both

        # instances.

        target = self.make_to_branch('target')

        local = self.make_from_branch('local')

        try:

            local.bind(target)

        except errors.UpgradeRequired:

            # We can't bind this format to itself- typically it is the local

            # branch that doesn't support binding.  As of May 2007

            # remotebranches can't be bound.  Let's instead make a new local

            # branch of the default type, which does allow binding.

            # See https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/112020

            local = BzrDir.create_branch_convenience('local2')

            local.bind(target)

        source = self.make_from_branch('source')

        Branch.hooks.install_named_hook('post_pull',

            self.capture_post_pull_hook, None)

        local.pull(source)

        # with nothing there we should still get a notification, and

        # have both branches locked at the notification time.

        self.assertEqual([

            ('post_pull', source, local.base, target.base, 0, NULL_REVISION,

             0, NULL_REVISION, True, True, True)

            ],

            self.hook_calls)

    def test_post_pull_nonempty_history(self):

        target = self.make_to_branch_and_memory_tree('target')

        target.lock_write()

        target.add('')

        rev1 = target.commit('rev 1')

        target.unlock()

        sourcedir = target.bzrdir.clone(self.get_url('source'))

        source = MemoryTree.create_on_branch(sourcedir.open_branch())

        rev2 = source.commit('rev 2')

        Branch.hooks.install_named_hook('post_pull',

            self.capture_post_pull_hook, None)

        target.branch.pull(source.branch)

        # with nothing there we should still get a notification, and

        # have both branches locked at the notification time.

        self.assertEqual([

            ('post_pull', source.branch, None, target.branch.base, 1, rev1,

             2, rev2, True, None, True)

            ],

            self.hook_calls)