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def __init__(self, fileobj, stream_input=False):
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def __init__(self, fileobj, stream_input=True):
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:param fileobj: a file containing a bzip-encoded container
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for key, metadata, bytes in records:
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revision_id = key[-1]
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parent_ids = metadata['parents']
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# Note that this assumes the local ghosts are identical to the
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# ghosts in the source. But the Bundle serialization format doesn't
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# record any info that would help us figure that stuff out.
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# We start by going directly to the inventory vf, because the
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# revisions have not been installed yet, so repo.get_parent_map
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# would think that more things are ghosts than really are.
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# Note: This assumes the local ghosts are identical to the ghosts
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# in the source, as the Bundle serialization format doesn't
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# Find out what is present in the local inventory vf (don't use
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parent_keys = [(r,) for r in parent_ids]
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present_parent_map = self._repository.inventories.get_parent_map(
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# TODO: This doesn't do any sort of caching, etc, so expect it to
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parent_invs = list(self._repository.iter_inventories(
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present_parent_ids))
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p_texts = [self._source_serializer.write_inventory_to_string(p)
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