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# Copyright (C) 2006-2010 Canonical Ltd

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"""A Simple bzr plugin to generate statistics about the history."""

from bzrlib.lazy_import import lazy_import

lazy_import(globals(), """

from bzrlib import (

    branch,

    commands,

    config,

    errors,

    option,

    trace,

    tsort,

    ui,

    workingtree,

    )

from bzrlib.plugins.stats.classify import classify_delta

from itertools import izip

""")

def collapse_by_person(revisions, canonical_committer):

    """The committers list is sorted by email, fix it up by person.

    Some people commit with a similar username, but different email

    address. Which makes it hard to sort out when they have multiple

    entries. Email is actually more stable, though, since people

    frequently forget to set their name properly.

    So take the most common username for each email address, and

    combine them into one new list.

    """

    # Map from canonical committer to

    # {committer: ([rev_list], {email: count}, {fname:count})}

    committer_to_info = {}

    for rev in revisions:

        authors = rev.get_apparent_authors()

        for author in authors:

            username, email = config.parse_username(author)

            canon_author = canonical_committer[(username, email)]

            info = committer_to_info.setdefault(canon_author, ([], {}, {}))

            info[0].append(rev)

            info[1][email] = info[1].setdefault(email, 0) + 1

            info[2][username] = info[2].setdefault(username, 0) + 1

    res = [(len(revs), revs, emails, fnames)

           for revs, emails, fnames in committer_to_info.itervalues()]

    res.sort(reverse=True)

    return res

def collapse_email_and_users(email_users, combo_count):

    """Combine the mapping of User Name to email and email to User Name.

    If a given User Name is used for multiple emails, try to map it all to one

    entry.

    """

    id_to_combos = {}

    username_to_id = {}

    email_to_id = {}

    id_counter = 0

    def collapse_ids(old_id, new_id, new_combos):

        old_combos = id_to_combos.pop(old_id)

        new_combos.update(old_combos)

        for old_user, old_email in old_combos:

            if (old_user and old_user != user):

                old_user_id = username_to_id[old_user]

                assert old_user_id in (old_id, new_id)

                username_to_id[old_user] = new_id

            if (old_email and old_email != email):

                old_email_id = email_to_id[old_email]

                assert old_email_id in (old_id, new_id)

                email_to_id[old_email] = cur_id

    for email, usernames in email_users.iteritems():

        assert email not in email_to_id

        if not email:

            # We use a different algorithm for usernames that have no email

            # address, we just try to match by username, and not at all by

            # email

            for user in usernames:

                if not user:

                    continue # The mysterious ('', '') user

                user_id = username_to_id.get(user)

                if user_id is None:

                    id_counter += 1

                    user_id = id_counter

                    username_to_id[user] = user_id

                    id_to_combos[user_id] = id_combos = set()

                else:

                    id_combos = id_combos[user_id]

                id_combos.add((user, email))

            continue

        id_counter += 1

        cur_id = id_counter

        id_to_combos[cur_id] = id_combos = set()

        email_to_id[email] = cur_id

        for user in usernames:

            combo = (user, email)

            id_combos.add(combo)

            if not user:

                # We don't match on empty usernames

                continue

            user_id = username_to_id.get(user)

            if user_id is not None:

                # This UserName was matched to an cur_id

                if user_id != cur_id:

                    # And it is a different identity than the current email

                    collapse_ids(user_id, cur_id, id_combos)

            username_to_id[user] = cur_id

    combo_to_best_combo = {}

    for cur_id, combos in id_to_combos.iteritems():

        best_combo = sorted(combos,

                            key=lambda x:combo_count[x],

                            reverse=True)[0]

        for combo in combos:

            combo_to_best_combo[combo] = best_combo

    return combo_to_best_combo

def get_revisions_and_committers(a_repo, revids):

    """Get the Revision information, and the best-match for committer."""

    email_users = {} # user@email.com => User Name

    combo_count = {}

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    try:

        trace.note('getting revisions')

        revisions = a_repo.get_revisions(revids)

        for count, rev in enumerate(revisions):

            pb.update('checking', count, len(revids))

            for author in rev.get_apparent_authors():

                # XXX: There is a chance sometimes with svn imports that the

                #      full name and email can BOTH be blank.

                username, email = config.parse_username(author)

                email_users.setdefault(email, set()).add(username)

                combo = (username, email)

                combo_count[combo] = combo_count.setdefault(combo, 0) + 1

    finally:

        pb.finished()

    return revisions, collapse_email_and_users(email_users, combo_count)

def get_info(a_repo, revision):

    """Get all of the information for a particular revision"""

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    a_repo.lock_read()

    try:

        trace.note('getting ancestry')

        ancestry = a_repo.get_ancestry(revision)[1:]

        revs, canonical_committer = get_revisions_and_committers(a_repo, ancestry)

    finally:

        a_repo.unlock()

        pb.finished()

    return collapse_by_person(revs, canonical_committer)

def get_diff_info(a_repo, start_rev, end_rev):

    """Get only the info for new revisions between the two revisions

    This lets us figure out what has actually changed between 2 revisions.

    """

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    a_repo.lock_read()

    try:

        pb.note('getting ancestry 1')

        start_ancestry = set(a_repo.get_ancestry(start_rev))

        pb.note('getting ancestry 2')

        ancestry = a_repo.get_ancestry(end_rev)[1:]

        ancestry = [rev for rev in ancestry if rev not in start_ancestry]

        revs, canonical_committer = sort_by_committer(a_repo, ancestry)

    finally:

        a_repo.unlock()

        pb.finished()

    return collapse_by_person(revs, canonical_committer)

def display_info(info, to_file, gather_class_stats=None):

    """Write out the information"""

    for count, revs, emails, fullnames in info:

        # Get the most common email name

        sorted_emails = sorted(((count, email)

                               for email,count in emails.iteritems()),

                               reverse=True)

        sorted_fullnames = sorted(((count, fullname)

                                  for fullname,count in fullnames.iteritems()),

                                  reverse=True)

        if sorted_fullnames[0][1] == '' and sorted_emails[0][1] == '':

            to_file.write('%4d %s\n'

                          % (count, 'Unknown'))

        else:

            to_file.write('%4d %s <%s>\n'

                          % (count, sorted_fullnames[0][1],

                             sorted_emails[0][1]))

        if len(sorted_fullnames) > 1:

            to_file.write('     Other names:\n')

            for count, fname in sorted_fullnames:

                to_file.write('     %4d ' % (count,))

                if fname == '':

                    to_file.write("''\n")

                else:

                    to_file.write("%s\n" % (fname,))

        if len(sorted_emails) > 1:

            to_file.write('     Other email addresses:\n')

            for count, email in sorted_emails:

                to_file.write('     %4d ' % (count,))

                if email == '':

                    to_file.write("''\n")

                else:

                    to_file.write("%s\n" % (email,))

        if gather_class_stats is not None:

            print '     Contributions:'

            classes, total = gather_class_stats(revs)

            for name,count in sorted(classes.items(), lambda x,y: cmp((x[1], x[0]), (y[1], y[0]))):

                if name is None:

                    name = "Unknown"

                to_file.write("     %4.0f%% %s\n" % ((float(count) / total) * 100.0, name))

class cmd_committer_statistics(commands.Command):

    """Generate statistics for LOCATION."""

    aliases = ['stats', 'committer-stats']

    takes_args = ['location?']

    takes_options = ['revision', 

            option.Option('show-class', help="Show the class of contributions")]

    encoding_type = 'replace'

    def run(self, location='.', revision=None, show_class=False):

        alternate_rev = None

        try:

            wt = workingtree.WorkingTree.open_containing(location)[0]

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            a_branch = branch.Branch.open(location)

            last_rev = a_branch.last_revision()

        else:

            a_branch = wt.branch

            last_rev = wt.last_revision()

        if revision is not None:

            last_rev = revision[0].in_history(a_branch).rev_id

            if len(revision) > 1:

                alternate_rev = revision[1].in_history(a_branch).rev_id

        a_branch.lock_read()

        try:

            if alternate_rev:

                info = get_diff_info(a_branch.repository, last_rev,

                                     alternate_rev)

            else:

                info = get_info(a_branch.repository, last_rev)

        finally:

            a_branch.unlock()

        if show_class:

            def fetch_class_stats(revs):

                return gather_class_stats(a_branch.repository, revs)

        else:

            fetch_class_stats = None

        display_info(info, self.outf, fetch_class_stats)

commands.register_command(cmd_committer_statistics)

class cmd_ancestor_growth(commands.Command):

    """Figure out the ancestor graph for LOCATION"""

    takes_args = ['location?']

    encoding_type = 'replace'

    def run(self, location='.'):

        try:

            wt = workingtree.WorkingTree.open_containing(location)[0]

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            a_branch = branch.Branch.open(location)

            last_rev = a_branch.last_revision()

        else:

            a_branch = wt.branch

            last_rev = wt.last_revision()

        a_branch.lock_read()

        try:

            graph = a_branch.repository.get_revision_graph(last_rev)

        finally:

            a_branch.unlock()

        revno = 0

        cur_parents = 0

        sorted_graph = tsort.merge_sort(graph.iteritems(), last_rev)

        for num, node_name, depth, isend in reversed(sorted_graph):

            cur_parents += 1

            if depth == 0:

                revno += 1

                self.outf.write('%4d, %4d\n' % (revno, cur_parents))

commands.register_command(cmd_ancestor_growth)

def gather_class_stats(repository, revs):

    ret = {}

    total = 0

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    try:

        repository.lock_read()

        try:

            i = 0

            for delta in repository.get_deltas_for_revisions(revs):

                pb.update("classifying commits", i, len(revs))

                for c in classify_delta(delta):

                    if not c in ret:

                        ret[c] = 0

                    ret[c] += 1

                    total += 1

                i += 1

        finally:

            repository.unlock()

    finally:

        pb.finished()

    return ret, total

def display_credits(credits):

    (coders, documenters, artists, translators) = credits

    def print_section(name, lst):

        if len(lst) == 0:

            return

        print "%s:" % name

        for name in lst:

            print "%s" % name

        print ""

    print_section("Code", coders)

    print_section("Documentation", documenters)

    print_section("Art", artists)

    print_section("Translations", translators)

def find_credits(repository, revid):

    """Find the credits of the contributors to a revision.

    :return: tuple with (authors, documenters, artists, translators)

    """

    ret = {"documentation": {},

           "code": {},

           "art": {},

           "translation": {},

           None: {}

           }

    repository.lock_read()

    try:

        ancestry = filter(lambda x: x is not None, repository.get_ancestry(revid))

        revs = repository.get_revisions(ancestry)

        pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

        try:

            for i, (rev,delta) in enumerate(izip(revs, repository.get_deltas_for_revisions(revs))):

                pb.update("analysing revisions", i, len(revs))

                # Don't count merges

                if len(rev.parent_ids) > 1:

                    continue

                for c in set(classify_delta(delta)):

                    for author in rev.get_apparent_authors():

                        if not author in ret[c]:

                            ret[c][author] = 0

                        ret[c][author] += 1

        finally:

            pb.finished()

    finally:

        repository.unlock()

    def sort_class(name):

        return map(lambda (x,y): x, 

               sorted(ret[name].items(), lambda x,y: cmp((x[1], x[0]), (y[1], y[0])), reverse=True))

    return (sort_class("code"), sort_class("documentation"), sort_class("art"), sort_class("translation"))

class cmd_credits(commands.Command):

    """Determine credits for LOCATION."""

    takes_args = ['location?']

    takes_options = ['revision']

    encoding_type = 'replace'

    def run(self, location='.', revision=None):

        try:

            wt = workingtree.WorkingTree.open_containing(location)[0]

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            a_branch = branch.Branch.open(location)

            last_rev = a_branch.last_revision()

        else:

            a_branch = wt.branch

            last_rev = wt.last_revision()

        if revision is not None:

            last_rev = revision[0].in_history(a_branch).rev_id

        a_branch.lock_read()

        try:

            credits = find_credits(a_branch.repository, last_rev)

            display_credits(credits)

        finally:

            a_branch.unlock()

commands.register_command(cmd_credits)

def test_suite():

    from unittest import TestSuite

    from bzrlib.tests import TestLoader

    suite = TestSuite()

    loader = TestLoader()

    testmod_names = [ 'test_classify']

    suite.addTest(loader.loadTestsFromModuleNames(['%s.%s' % (__name__, i) for i in testmod_names]))

    return suite