/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2006-2007 by Jelmer Vernooij

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"""Rebase."""

from bzrlib.config import Config

from bzrlib.errors import (BzrError, NoSuchFile, UnknownFormatError, 

                           NoCommonAncestor, UnrelatedBranches)

from bzrlib.generate_ids import gen_revision_id

from bzrlib.merge import Merger

from bzrlib import osutils

from bzrlib.revision import NULL_REVISION

from bzrlib.trace import mutter

import bzrlib.ui as ui

from maptree import MapTree, map_file_ids

import os

REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME = 'rebase-plan'

REBASE_CURRENT_REVID_FILENAME = 'rebase-current'

REBASE_PLAN_VERSION = 1

REVPROP_REBASE_OF = 'rebase-of'

def rebase_plan_exists(wt):

    """Check whether there is a rebase plan present.

    :param wt: Working tree for which to check.

    :return: boolean

    """

    try:

        return wt._control_files.get(REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME).read() != ''

    except NoSuchFile:

        return False

def read_rebase_plan(wt):

    """Read a rebase plan file.

    :param wt: Working Tree for which to write the plan.

    :return: Tuple with last revision info and replace map.

    """

    text = wt._control_files.get(REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME).read()

    if text == '':

        raise NoSuchFile(REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME)

    return unmarshall_rebase_plan(text)

def write_rebase_plan(wt, replace_map):

    """Write a rebase plan file.

    :param wt: Working Tree for which to write the plan.

    :param replace_map: Replace map (old revid -> (new revid, new parents))

    """

    wt._control_files.put_utf8(REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME, 

            marshall_rebase_plan(wt.branch.last_revision_info(), replace_map))

def remove_rebase_plan(wt):

    """Remove a rebase plan file.

    :param wt: Working Tree for which to remove the plan.

    """

    wt._control_files.put_utf8(REBASE_PLAN_FILENAME, '')

def marshall_rebase_plan(last_rev_info, replace_map):

    """Marshall a rebase plan.

    :param last_rev_info: Last revision info tuple.

    :param replace_map: Replace map (old revid -> (new revid, new parents))

    :return: string

    """

    ret = "# Bazaar rebase plan %d\n" % REBASE_PLAN_VERSION

    ret += "%d %s\n" % last_rev_info

    for oldrev in replace_map:

        (newrev, newparents) = replace_map[oldrev]

        ret += "%s %s" % (oldrev, newrev) + \

            "".join([" %s" % p for p in newparents]) + "\n"

    return ret

def unmarshall_rebase_plan(text):

    """Unmarshall a rebase plan.

    :param text: Text to parse

    :return: Tuple with last revision info, replace map.

    """

    lines = text.split('\n')

    # Make sure header is there

    if lines[0] != "# Bazaar rebase plan %d" % REBASE_PLAN_VERSION:

        raise UnknownFormatError(lines[0])

    pts = lines[1].split(" ", 1)

    last_revision_info = (int(pts[0]), pts[1])

    replace_map = {}

    for l in lines[2:]:

        if l == "":

            # Skip empty lines

            continue

        pts = l.split(" ")

        replace_map[pts[0]] = (pts[1], pts[2:])

    return (last_revision_info, replace_map)

def regenerate_default_revid(repository, revid):

    """Generate a revision id for the rebase of an existing revision.

    :param repository: Repository in which the revision is present.

    :param revid: Revision id of the revision that is being rebased.

    :return: new revision id."""

    rev = repository.get_revision(revid)

    return gen_revision_id(rev.committer, rev.timestamp)

def generate_simple_plan(history, start_revid, stop_revid, onto_revid, 

                         onto_ancestry, get_parents, generate_revid,

                         skip_full_merged=False):

    """Create a simple rebase plan that replays history based 

    on one revision being replayed on top of another.

    :param history: Revision history

    :param start_revid: Id of revision at which to start replaying

    :param stop_revid: Id of revision until which to stop replaying

    :param onto_revid: Id of revision on top of which to replay

    :param onto_ancestry: Ancestry of onto_revid

    :param get_parents: Function for obtaining the parents of a revision

    :param generate_revid: Function for generating new revision ids

    :param skip_full_merged: Skip revisions that merge already merged 

                             revisions.

    :return: replace map

    """

    assert start_revid is None or start_revid in history

    assert stop_revid is None or stop_revid in history

    replace_map = {}

    if start_revid is not None:

        start_revno = history.index(start_revid)

    else:

        start_revno = None

    if stop_revid is not None:

        stop_revno = history.index(stop_revid)+1

    else:

        stop_revno = None

    new_parent = onto_revid

    for oldrevid in history[start_revno:stop_revno]: 

        oldparents = list(get_parents(oldrevid))

        assert isinstance(oldparents, list)

        assert oldparents == [] or \

                oldparents[0] == history[history.index(oldrevid)-1]

        if len(oldparents) > 1:

            parents = [new_parent] + filter(lambda p: p not in onto_ancestry or p == onto_revid, oldparents[1:]) 

            if len(parents) == 1 and skip_full_merged:

                continue

        else:

            parents = [new_parent]

        newrevid = generate_revid(oldrevid)

        assert newrevid != oldrevid

        replace_map[oldrevid] = (newrevid, parents)

        new_parent = newrevid

    return replace_map

def generate_transpose_plan(graph, renames, get_parents, generate_revid):

    """Create a rebase plan that replaces a bunch of revisions

    in a revision graph.

    :param graph: Revision graph in which to operate

    :param renames: Renames of revision

    :param get_parents: Function for determining parents

    :param generate_revid: Function for creating new revision ids

    """

    replace_map = {}

    todo = []

    children = {}

    for r in graph:

        if not children.has_key(r):

            children[r] = []

        for p in graph[r]:

            if not children.has_key(p):

                children[p] = []

            children[p].append(r)

    # todo contains a list of revisions that need to 

    # be rewritten

    for r in renames:

        replace_map[r] = (renames[r], get_parents(renames[r]))

        todo.append(r)

    total = len(todo)

    processed = set()

    i = 0

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    try:

        while len(todo) > 0:

            r = todo.pop()

            i += 1

            pb.update('determining dependencies', i, total)

            # Add entry for them in replace_map

            for c in children[r]:

                if c in renames:

                    continue

                if replace_map.has_key(c):

                    parents = list(replace_map[c][1])

                else:

                    parents = list(graph[c])

                assert isinstance(parents, list), \

                        "Expected list of parents, got: %r" % parents

                # replace r in parents with replace_map[r][0]

                if not replace_map[r][0] in parents:

                    parents[parents.index(r)] = replace_map[r][0]

                replace_map[c] = (generate_revid(c), parents)

                assert replace_map[c][0] != c

            processed.add(r)

            # Add them to todo[]

            todo.extend(filter(lambda x: not x in processed, children[r]))

    finally:

        pb.finished()

    # Remove items from the map that already exist

    for revid in renames:

        if replace_map.has_key(revid):

            del replace_map[revid]

    return replace_map

def rebase_todo(repository, replace_map):

    """Figure out what revisions still need to be rebased.

    :param repository: Repository that contains the revisions

    :param replace_map: Replace map

    """

    for revid in replace_map:

        if not repository.has_revision(replace_map[revid][0]):

            yield revid

def rebase(repository, replace_map, replay_fn):

    """Rebase a working tree according to the specified map.

    :param repository: Repository that contains the revisions

    :param replace_map: Dictionary with revisions to (optionally) rewrite

    :param merge_fn: Function for replaying a revision

    """

    todo = list(rebase_todo(repository, replace_map))

    dependencies = {}

    # Figure out the dependencies

    for revid in todo:

        for p in replace_map[revid][1]:

            if repository.has_revision(p):

                continue

            if not dependencies.has_key(p):

                dependencies[p] = []

            dependencies[p].append(revid)

    pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

    total = len(todo)

    i = 0

    try:

        while len(todo) > 0:

            pb.update('rebase revisions', i, total)

            i += 1

            revid = todo.pop()

            (newrevid, newparents) = replace_map[revid]

            if filter(repository.has_revision, newparents) != newparents:

                # Not all parents present yet, avoid for now

                continue

            if repository.has_revision(newrevid):

                # Was already converted, no need to worry about it again

                continue

            replay_fn(repository, revid, newrevid, newparents)

            assert repository.has_revision(newrevid)

            assert list(repository.revision_parents(newrevid)) == newparents, \

                   "expected parents %r, got %r" % (newparents, 

                           repository.revision_parents(newrevid))

            if dependencies.has_key(newrevid):

                todo.extend(dependencies[newrevid])

                del dependencies[newrevid]

    finally:

        pb.finished()

    #assert all(map(repository.has_revision, 

    #           [replace_map[r][0] for r in replace_map]))

def replay_snapshot(repository, oldrevid, newrevid, new_parents, 

                    revid_renames, fix_revid=None):

    """Replay a commit by simply commiting the same snapshot with different 

    parents.

    :param repository: Repository in which the revision is present.

    :param oldrevid: Revision id of the revision to copy.

    :param newrevid: Revision id of the revision to create.

    :param new_parents: Revision ids of the new parent revisions.

    :param revid_renames: Revision id renames for texts.

    """

    assert isinstance(new_parents, list)

    mutter('creating copy %r of %r with new parents %r' % 

                               (newrevid, oldrevid, new_parents))

    oldrev = repository.get_revision(oldrevid)

    revprops = dict(oldrev.properties)

    revprops[REVPROP_REBASE_OF] = oldrevid

    builder = repository.get_commit_builder(branch=None, 

                                            parents=new_parents, 

                                            config=Config(),

                                            committer=oldrev.committer,

                                            timestamp=oldrev.timestamp,

                                            timezone=oldrev.timezone,

                                            revprops=revprops,

                                            revision_id=newrevid)

    try:

        # Check what new_ie.file_id should be

        # use old and new parent inventories to generate new_id map

        fileid_map = map_file_ids(repository, oldrev.parent_ids, new_parents)

        oldtree = MapTree(repository.revision_tree(oldrevid), fileid_map)

        total = len(oldtree.inventory)

        pb = ui.ui_factory.nested_progress_bar()

        i = 0

        try:

            parent_invs = map(repository.get_revision_inventory, new_parents)

            transact = repository.get_transaction()

            for path, ie in oldtree.inventory.iter_entries():

                pb.update('upgrading file', i, total)

                ie = ie.copy()

                # Either this file was modified last in this revision, 

                # in which case it has to be rewritten

                if fix_revid is not None:

                    ie.revision = fix_revid(ie.revision)

                if ie.revision == oldrevid:

                    if repository.weave_store.get_weave_or_empty(ie.file_id, 

                            repository.get_transaction()).has_version(newrevid):

                        ie.revision = newrevid

                    else:

                        ie.revision = None

                else:

                    # or it was already there before the commit, in 

                    # which case the right revision should be used

                    if revid_renames.has_key(ie.revision):

                        ie.revision = revid_renames[ie.revision]

                    # make sure at least one of the new parents contains 

                    # the ie.file_id, ie.revision combination

                    if len(filter(lambda inv: ie.file_id in inv and inv[ie.file_id].revision == ie.revision, parent_invs)) == 0:

                        raise ReplayParentsInconsistent(ie.file_id, ie.revision)

                i += 1

                builder.record_entry_contents(ie, parent_invs, path, oldtree,

                        oldtree.path_content_summary(path))

        finally:

            pb.finished()

        builder.finish_inventory()

        return builder.commit(oldrev.message)

    except:

        builder.abort()

        raise

def commit_rebase(wt, oldrev, newrevid):

    """Commit a rebase.

    :param wt: Mutable tree with the changes.

    :param oldrev: Revision info of new revision to commit.

    :param newrevid: New revision id."""

    assert oldrev.revision_id != newrevid

    revprops = dict(oldrev.properties)

    revprops[REVPROP_REBASE_OF] = oldrev.revision_id

    committer = wt.branch.get_config().username()

    author = oldrev.get_apparent_author()

    if author == committer or 'author' in revprops:

        author = None

    wt.commit(message=oldrev.message, timestamp=oldrev.timestamp, 

              timezone=oldrev.timezone, revprops=revprops, rev_id=newrevid,

              committer=committer, author=author)

    write_active_rebase_revid(wt, None)

def replay_determine_base(graph, oldrevid, oldparents, newrevid, newparents):

    """Determine the base for replaying a revision using merge.

    :param graph: Revision graph.

    :param oldrevid: Revid of old revision.

    :param oldparents: List of old parents revids.

    :param newrevid: Revid of new revision.

    :param newparents: List of new parents revids.

    :return: Revision id of the new new revision.

    """

    # If this was the first commit, no base is needed

    if len(oldparents) == 0:

        return NULL_REVISION

    # In the case of a "simple" revision with just one parent, 

    # that parent should be the base

    if len(oldparents) == 1:

        return oldparents[0]

    # In case the rhs parent(s) of the origin revision has already been merged

    # in the new branch, use diff between rhs parent and diff from 

    # original revision

    if len(newparents) == 1:

        # FIXME: Find oldparents entry that matches newparents[0] 

        # and return it

        return oldparents[1]

    try:

        return graph.find_unique_lca(*[oldparents[0],newparents[1]])

    except NoCommonAncestor:

        return oldparents[0]

def replay_delta_workingtree(wt, oldrevid, newrevid, newparents, 

                             merge_type=None):

    """Replay a commit in a working tree, with a different base.

    :param wt: Working tree in which to do the replays.

    :param oldrevid: Old revision id

    :param newrevid: New revision id

    :param newparents: New parent revision ids

    """

    repository = wt.branch.repository

    if merge_type is None:

        from bzrlib.merge import Merge3Merger

        merge_type = Merge3Merger

    oldrev = wt.branch.repository.get_revision(oldrevid)

    # Make sure there are no conflicts or pending merges/changes 

    # in the working tree

    if wt.changes_from(wt.basis_tree()).has_changed():

        raise BzrError("Working tree has uncommitted changes.")

    complete_revert(wt, [newparents[0]])

    assert not wt.changes_from(wt.basis_tree()).has_changed()

    oldtree = repository.revision_tree(oldrevid)

    write_active_rebase_revid(wt, oldrevid)

    merger = Merger(wt.branch, this_tree=wt)

    merger.set_other_revision(oldrevid, wt.branch)

    base_revid = replay_determine_base(repository.get_graph(), 

                                       oldrevid, oldrev.parent_ids,

                                       newrevid, newparents)

    mutter('replaying %r as %r with base %r and new parents %r' % 

           (oldrevid, newrevid, base_revid, newparents))

    merger.set_base_revision(base_revid, wt.branch)

    merger.merge_type = merge_type

    merger.do_merge()

    for newparent in newparents[1:]:

        wt.add_pending_merge(newparent)

    commit_rebase(wt, oldrev, newrevid)

def workingtree_replay(wt, map_ids=False, merge_type=None):

    """Returns a function that can replay revisions in wt.

    :param wt: Working tree in which to do the replays.

    :param map_ids: Whether to try to map between file ids (False for path-based merge)

    """

    def replay(repository, oldrevid, newrevid, newparents):

        assert wt.branch.repository == repository

        return replay_delta_workingtree(wt, oldrevid, newrevid, newparents, 

                                        merge_type=merge_type)

    return replay

def write_active_rebase_revid(wt, revid):

    """Write the id of the revision that is currently being rebased. 

    :param wt: Working Tree that is being used for the rebase.

    :param revid: Revision id to write

    """

    if revid is None:

        revid = NULL_REVISION

    wt._control_files.put_utf8(REBASE_CURRENT_REVID_FILENAME, revid)

def read_active_rebase_revid(wt):

    """Read the id of the revision that is currently being rebased.

    :param wt: Working Tree that is being used for the rebase.

    :return: Id of the revision that is being rebased.

    """

    try:

        text = wt._control_files.get(REBASE_CURRENT_REVID_FILENAME).read().rstrip("\n")

        if text == NULL_REVISION:

            return None

        return text

    except NoSuchFile:

        return None

def complete_revert(wt, newparents):

    """Simple helper that reverts to specified new parents and makes sure none 

    of the extra files are left around.

    :param wt: Working tree to use for rebase

    :param newparents: New parents of the working tree

    """

    newtree = wt.branch.repository.revision_tree(newparents[0])

    delta = wt.changes_from(newtree)

    wt.branch.generate_revision_history(newparents[0])

    wt.set_parent_ids(newparents[:1])

    for (f, _, _) in delta.added:

        abs_path = wt.abspath(f)

        if osutils.lexists(abs_path):

            if osutils.isdir(abs_path):

                osutils.rmtree(abs_path)

            else:

                os.unlink(abs_path)

    wt.revert(None, old_tree=newtree, backups=False)

    assert not wt.changes_from(wt.basis_tree()).has_changed()

    wt.set_parent_ids(newparents)

class ReplaySnapshotError(BzrError):

    """Raised when replaying a snapshot failed."""

    _fmt = """Replaying the snapshot failed: %(message)s."""

    def __init__(self, message):

        BzrError.__init__(self)

        self.message = message

class ReplayParentsInconsistent(BzrError):

    """Raised when parents were inconsistent."""

    _fmt = """Parents were inconsistent while replaying commit for file id %(fileid)s, revision %(revid)s."""

    def __init__(self, fileid, revid):

        BzrError.__init__(self)

        self.fileid = fileid

        self.revid = revid