/brz/remove-bazaar

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""\

Just some work for generating a changeset.

"""

import bzrlib, bzrlib.errors

import common

from bzrlib.inventory import ROOT_ID

from bzrlib.errors import BzrCommandError

try:

    set

except NameError:

    from sets import Set as set

def _fake_working_revision(branch):

    """Fake a Revision object for the working tree.

    This is for the future, to support changesets against the working tree.

    """

    from bzrlib.revision import Revision

    import time

    from bzrlib.osutils import local_time_offset, \

            username

    precursor = branch.last_patch()

    precursor_sha1 = branch.get_revision_sha1(precursor)

    return Revision(timestamp=time.time(),

            timezone=local_time_offset(),

            committer=username(),

            precursor=precursor,

            precursor_sha1=precursor_sha1)

def _get_revision_set(branch, target_rev_id=None):

    """Get the set of all revisions that are in the ancestry

    of this branch.

    """

    this_revs = set()

    if target_rev_id is None:

        to_search = [branch.last_patch()]

    else:

        to_search = [target_rev_id]

    while len(to_search) > 0:

        rev_id = to_search.pop(0)

        if rev_id in this_revs:

            continue

        this_revs.add(rev_id)

        rev = branch.get_revision(rev_id)

        for parent in rev.parents:

            if parent.revision_id not in this_revs:

                to_search.append(parent.revision_id)

    return this_revs

def _find_best_base(target_branch, target_rev_id, base_branch, base_rev_id):

    """Find the best base revision based on ancestry.

    All revisions should already be pulled into the local tree.

    """

    this_revs = _get_revision_set(target_branch, target_rev_id)

    # This does a breadth first search through history, looking for

    # something which matches

    checked = set()

    to_check = [base_rev_id]

    while len(to_check) > 0:

        # Removing the '0' would make this depth-first search

        rev_id = to_check.pop(0)

        if rev_id in checked:

            continue

        checked.add(rev_id)

        if rev_id in this_revs:

            return rev_id

        if rev_id in target_branch.revision_store:

            rev = target_branch.get_revision(rev_id)

        elif (rev_id in base_branch.revision_store):

            rev = base_branch.get_revision(rev_id)

        else:

            # Should we just continue here?

            warning('Could not find revision for rev: {%s}'

                    % rev_id)

            continue

        for parent in rev.parents:

            if parent.revision_id not in checked:

                to_check.append(parent.revision_id)

    return None

def _create_ancestry_to_rev(branch, ancestor_rev_id, this_rev_id):

    """Return a listing of revisions, which traces back from this_rev_id

    all the way back to the ancestor_rev_id.

    """

    # This is an optimization, when both target and base

    # exist in the revision history, we should already have

    # a valid listing of revision ancestry.

    rh = branch.revision_history()

    if ancestor_rev_id in rh and this_rev_id in rh:

        ancestor_idx = rh.index(ancestor_rev_id)

        this_rev_idx = rh.index(this_rev_id)

        if ancestor_idx > this_rev_idx:

            raise BzrCommandError('Revision {%s} is a child not an ancestor'

                    ' of {%s}' % (ancestor_rev_id, this_rev_id))

        rh_list = rh[ancestor_idx:this_rev_idx+1]

        rh_list.reverse()

        # return rh_list

    # I considered using depth-first search, as it is a little

    # bit less resource intensive, and it should favor generating

    # paths that are the same as revision_history

    # but since breadth-first-search is generally used

    # we will use that

    # 

    # WARNING: In the presence of merges, there are cases where

    # breadth first search will return a very different path

    # than revision_history or depth first search. Imaging the following:

    #

    # rh: A -> B -> C -> D -> E -> F

    #     |                        ^

    #     |                        |

    #     +--> Z ------------------+

    #

    # In this case, Starting with F, looking for A will return

    # A-F for a revision_history search, but breadth-first will

    # return A,Z,F since it is a much shorter path, and with

    # F merging Z, it looks like a shortcut.

    #

    # But since A-F seems to be the more "correct" history

    # for F, we might consider that revision_history should always

    # be consulted first, and if not found there, to use breadth

    # first search.

    checked_rev_ids = set()

    cur_trails = [[this_rev_id]]

    while len(cur_trails) > 0:

        cur_trail = cur_trails.pop(0)

        cur_rev_id = cur_trail[-1]

        if cur_rev_id in checked_rev_ids:

            continue

        checked_rev_ids.add(cur_rev_id)

        if cur_rev_id == ancestor_rev_id:

            return cur_trail

        if cur_rev_id in branch.revision_store:

            rev = branch.get_revision(cur_rev_id)

        else:

            # Should we just continue here?

            warning('Could not find revision for rev: {%s}, unable to'

                    ' trace ancestry.' % cur_rev_id)

            continue

        for parent in rev.parents:

            if parent.revision_id not in checked_rev_ids:

                cur_trails.append(cur_trail + [parent.revision_id])

    raise BzrCommandError('Revision id {%s} not an ancestor of {%s}'

            % (ancestor_rev_id, this_rev_id))

class MetaInfoHeader(object):

    """Maintain all of the header information about this

    changeset.

    """

    def __init__(self,

            base_branch, base_rev_id, base_tree,

            target_branch, target_rev_id, target_tree,

            delta,

            starting_rev_id=None,

            full_remove=False, full_rename=False,

            base_label = 'BASE', target_label = 'TARGET'):

        """

        :param full_remove: Include the full-text for a delete

        :param full_rename: Include an add+delete patch for a rename

        """

        self.base_branch = base_branch

        self.base_rev_id = base_rev_id

        self.base_tree = base_tree

        self.base_revision = self.base_branch.get_revision(self.base_rev_id)

        self.target_branch = target_branch

        self.target_rev_id = target_rev_id

        self.target_tree = target_tree

        self.delta = delta

        self.starting_rev_id = starting_rev_id

        self.full_remove=full_remove

        self.full_rename=full_rename

        self.base_label = base_label

        self.target_label = target_label

        self.to_file = None

        #self.revno = None

        #self.parent_revno = None

        # These are entries in the header.

        # They will be repeated in the footer,

        # only if they have changed

        self.date = None

        self.committer = None

        self.message = None

        self._get_revision_list()

    def _get_revision_list(self):

        """This generates the list of all revisions from->to.

        It fills out the internal self.revision_list with Revision

        entries which should be in the changeset.

        """

        if self.starting_rev_id is None:

            self.starting_rev_id = _find_best_base(self.target_branch,

                    self.target_rev_id,

                    self.base_branch, self.base_rev_id)

        rev_id_list = _create_ancestry_to_rev(self.target_branch,

                self.starting_rev_id, self.target_rev_id)

        assert rev_id_list[-1] == self.starting_rev_id

        # The last entry should be starting_rev_id which should

        # exist in both base and target, so we don't need to

        # include it in the changeset

        rev_id_list.pop()

        rev_id_list.reverse()

        self.revision_list = [self.target_branch.get_revision(rid) 

                                for rid in rev_id_list]

    def _write(self, txt, key=None):

        if key:

            self.to_file.write('# %s: %s\n' % (key, txt))

        else:

            self.to_file.write('# %s\n' % (txt,))

    def write_meta_info(self, to_file):

        """Write out the meta-info portion to the supplied file.

        :param to_file: Write out the meta information to the supplied

                        file

        """

        self.to_file = to_file

        self._write_header()

        self._write_diffs()

        self._write_footer()

    def _write_header(self):

        """Write the stuff that comes before the patches."""

        from bzrlib.osutils import username

        from common import format_highres_date

        write = self._write

        for line in common.get_header():

            write(line)

        # Print out the basic information about the 'target' revision

        rev = self.revision_list[-1]

        write(rev.committer, key='committer')

        self.committer = rev.committer

        self.date = format_highres_date(rev.timestamp, offset=rev.timezone)

        write(self.date, key='date')

        if rev.message:

            self.to_file.write('# message:\n')

            for line in rev.message.split('\n'):

                self.to_file.write('#    %s\n' % line)

            self.message = rev.message

        write('')

        self.to_file.write('\n')

    def _write_footer(self):

        """Write the stuff that comes after the patches.

        This is meant to be more meta-information, which people probably don't want

        to read, but which is required for proper bzr operation.

        """

        write = self._write

        # What should we print out for an Empty base revision?

        if len(self.revision_list[0].parents) == 0:

            assumed_base = None

        else:

            assumed_base = self.revision_list[0].parents[0].revision_id

        if (self.base_revision is not None 

                and self.base_revision.revision_id != assumed_base):

            base = self.base_revision.revision_id

            write(base, key='base')

            write(self.target_branch.get_revision_sha1(base), key='base sha1')

        self._write_revisions()

    def _write_revisions(self):

        """Not used. Used for writing multiple revisions."""

        from common import format_highres_date

        for rev in self.revision_list:

            rev_id = rev.revision_id

            self.to_file.write('# revision: %s\n' % rev_id)

            self.to_file.write('#    sha1: %s\n' % 

                self.target_branch.get_revision_sha1(rev_id))

            if rev.committer != self.committer:

                self.to_file.write('#    committer: %s\n' % rev.committer)

            date = format_highres_date(rev.timestamp, rev.timezone)

            if date != self.date:

                self.to_file.write('#    date: %s\n' % date)

            if rev.inventory_id != rev_id:

                self.to_file.write('#    inventory id: %s\n' % rev.inventory_id)

            self.to_file.write('#    inventory sha1: %s\n' % rev.inventory_sha1)

            if len(rev.parents) > 0:

                self.to_file.write('#    parents:\n')

                for parent in rev.parents:

                    self.to_file.write('#       %s\t%s\n' % (

                        parent.revision_id,

                        parent.revision_sha1))

            if rev.message and rev.message != self.message:

                self.to_file.write('#    message:\n')

                for line in rev.message.split('\n'):

                    self.to_file.write('#       %s\n' % line)

    def _write_diffs(self):

        """Write out the specific diffs"""

        from bzrlib.diff import internal_diff, external_diff

        from common import encode

        DEVNULL = '/dev/null'

        diff_file = internal_diff

        # Get the target tree so that we can check for

        # Appropriate text ids.

        rev_id = self.target_rev_id

        tree = self.target_tree

        def get_text_id_str(file_id, modified=True):

            """This returns an empty string if guess_text_id == real_text_id.

            Otherwise it returns a string suitable for printing, indicating

            the file's id.

            """

            guess_id = common.guess_text_id(tree, file_id, rev_id,

                    modified=modified)

            real_id = tree.inventory[file_id].text_id

            if guess_id != real_id:

                return '\ttext-id:' + encode(real_id)

            else:

                return ''

        for path, file_id, kind in self.delta.removed:

            # We don't care about text ids for removed files

            print >>self.to_file, '*** removed %s %s' % (kind,

                    encode(path))

            if kind == 'file' and self.full_remove:

                diff_file(self.base_label + path,

                          self.base_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          DEVNULL, 

                          [],

                          self.to_file)

        for path, file_id, kind in self.delta.added:

            print >>self.to_file, '*** added %s %s\tfile-id:%s%s' % (kind,

                    encode(path),

                    encode(file_id),

                    get_text_id_str(file_id))

            if kind == 'file':

                diff_file(DEVNULL,

                          [],

                          self.target_label + path,

                          self.target_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          self.to_file)

        for old_path, new_path, file_id, kind, text_modified in self.delta.renamed:

            print >>self.to_file, '*** renamed %s %s\t=> %s%s' % (kind,

                    encode(old_path), encode(new_path),

                    get_text_id_str(file_id, text_modified))

            if self.full_rename and kind == 'file':

                diff_file(self.base_label + old_path,

                          self.base_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          DEVNULL, 

                          [],

                          self.to_file)

                diff_file(DEVNULL,

                          [],

                          self.target_label + new_path,

                          self.target_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          self.to_file)

            elif text_modified:

                    diff_file(self.base_label + old_path,

                              self.base_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                              self.target_label + new_path,

                              self.target_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                              self.to_file)

        for path, file_id, kind in self.delta.modified:

            print >>self.to_file, '*** modified %s %s%s' % (kind,

                    encode(path), get_text_id_str(file_id))

            if kind == 'file':

                diff_file(self.base_label + path,

                          self.base_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          self.target_label + path,

                          self.target_tree.get_file(file_id).readlines(),

                          self.to_file)

def show_changeset(base_branch, base_rev_id,

        target_branch, target_rev_id,

        starting_rev_id = None,

        to_file=None, include_full_diff=False):

    from bzrlib.diff import compare_trees

    if to_file is None:

        import sys

        to_file = sys.stdout

    base_tree = base_branch.revision_tree(base_rev_id)

    target_tree = target_branch.revision_tree(target_rev_id)

    delta = compare_trees(base_tree, target_tree, want_unchanged=False)

    meta = MetaInfoHeader(base_branch, base_rev_id, base_tree,

            target_branch, target_rev_id, target_tree,

            delta,

            starting_rev_id=starting_rev_id,

            full_rename=include_full_diff, full_remove=include_full_diff)

    meta.write_meta_info(to_file)