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# Copyright (C) 2007 Canonical Ltd
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
"""Tag strategies.
These are contained within a branch and normally constructed
when the branch is opened. Clients should typically do
Branch.tags.add('name', 'value')
"""
# NOTE: I was going to call this tags.py, but vim seems to think all files
# called tags* are ctags files... mbp 20070220.
from warnings import warn
from bzrlib import (
bencode,
errors,
trace,
)
class _Tags(object):
def __init__(self, branch):
self.branch = branch
def has_tag(self, tag_name):
return self.get_tag_dict().has_key(tag_name)
class DisabledTags(_Tags):
"""Tag storage that refuses to store anything.
This is used by older formats that can't store tags.
"""
def _not_supported(self, *a, **k):
raise errors.TagsNotSupported(self.branch)
set_tag = _not_supported
get_tag_dict = _not_supported
_set_tag_dict = _not_supported
lookup_tag = _not_supported
delete_tag = _not_supported
def merge_to(self, to_tags, overwrite=False):
# we never have anything to copy
pass
def rename_revisions(self, rename_map):
# No tags, so nothing to rename
pass
def get_reverse_tag_dict(self):
# There aren't any tags, so the reverse mapping is empty.
return {}
class BasicTags(_Tags):
"""Tag storage in an unversioned branch control file.
"""
def set_tag(self, tag_name, tag_target):
"""Add a tag definition to the branch.
Behaviour if the tag is already present is not defined (yet).
"""
# all done with a write lock held, so this looks atomic
self.branch.lock_write()
try:
master = self.branch.get_master_branch()
if master is not None:
master.tags.set_tag(tag_name, tag_target)
td = self.get_tag_dict()
td[tag_name] = tag_target
self._set_tag_dict(td)
finally:
self.branch.unlock()
def lookup_tag(self, tag_name):
"""Return the referent string of a tag"""
td = self.get_tag_dict()
try:
return td[tag_name]
except KeyError:
raise errors.NoSuchTag(tag_name)
def get_tag_dict(self):
self.branch.lock_read()
try:
try:
tag_content = self.branch._get_tags_bytes()
except errors.NoSuchFile, e:
# ugly, but only abentley should see this :)
trace.warning('No branch/tags file in %s. '
'This branch was probably created by bzr 0.15pre. '
'Create an empty file to silence this message.'
% (self.branch, ))
return {}
return self._deserialize_tag_dict(tag_content)
finally:
self.branch.unlock()
def get_reverse_tag_dict(self):
"""Returns a dict with revisions as keys
and a list of tags for that revision as value"""
d = self.get_tag_dict()
rev = {}
for key in d:
try:
rev[d[key]].append(key)
except KeyError:
rev[d[key]] = [key]
return rev
def delete_tag(self, tag_name):
"""Delete a tag definition.
"""
self.branch.lock_write()
try:
d = self.get_tag_dict()
try:
del d[tag_name]
except KeyError:
raise errors.NoSuchTag(tag_name)
master = self.branch.get_master_branch()
if master is not None:
try:
master.tags.delete_tag(tag_name)
except errors.NoSuchTag:
pass
self._set_tag_dict(d)
finally:
self.branch.unlock()
def _set_tag_dict(self, new_dict):
"""Replace all tag definitions
WARNING: Calling this on an unlocked branch will lock it, and will
replace the tags without warning on conflicts.
:param new_dict: Dictionary from tag name to target.
"""
return self.branch._set_tags_bytes(self._serialize_tag_dict(new_dict))
def _serialize_tag_dict(self, tag_dict):
td = dict((k.encode('utf-8'), v)
for k,v in tag_dict.items())
return bencode.bencode(td)
def _deserialize_tag_dict(self, tag_content):
"""Convert the tag file into a dictionary of tags"""
# was a special case to make initialization easy, an empty definition
# is an empty dictionary
if tag_content == '':
return {}
try:
r = {}
for k, v in bencode.bdecode(tag_content).items():
r[k.decode('utf-8')] = v
return r
except ValueError, e:
raise ValueError("failed to deserialize tag dictionary %r: %s"
% (tag_content, e))
def merge_to(self, to_tags, overwrite=False):
"""Copy tags between repositories if necessary and possible.
This method has common command-line behaviour about handling
error cases.
All new definitions are copied across, except that tags that already
exist keep their existing definitions.
:param to_tags: Branch to receive these tags
:param overwrite: Overwrite conflicting tags in the target branch
:returns: A list of tags that conflicted, each of which is
(tagname, source_target, dest_target), or None if no copying was
done.
"""
if self.branch == to_tags.branch:
return
if not self.branch.supports_tags():
# obviously nothing to copy
return
source_dict = self.get_tag_dict()
if not source_dict:
# no tags in the source, and we don't want to clobber anything
# that's in the destination
return
to_tags.branch.lock_write()
try:
dest_dict = to_tags.get_tag_dict()
result, conflicts = self._reconcile_tags(source_dict, dest_dict,
overwrite)
if result != dest_dict:
to_tags._set_tag_dict(result)
finally:
to_tags.branch.unlock()
return conflicts
def rename_revisions(self, rename_map):
"""Rename revisions in this tags dictionary.
:param rename_map: Dictionary mapping old revids to new revids
"""
reverse_tags = self.get_reverse_tag_dict()
for revid, names in reverse_tags.iteritems():
if revid in rename_map:
for name in names:
self.set_tag(name, rename_map[revid])
def _reconcile_tags(self, source_dict, dest_dict, overwrite):
"""Do a two-way merge of two tag dictionaries.
only in source => source value
only in destination => destination value
same definitions => that
different definitions => if overwrite is False, keep destination
value and give a warning, otherwise use the source value
:returns: (result_dict,
[(conflicting_tag, source_target, dest_target)])
"""
conflicts = []
result = dict(dest_dict) # copy
for name, target in source_dict.items():
if name not in result or overwrite:
result[name] = target
elif result[name] == target:
pass
else:
conflicts.append((name, target, result[name]))
return result, conflicts
def _merge_tags_if_possible(from_branch, to_branch):
from_branch.tags.merge_to(to_branch.tags)
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