/brz/remove-bazaar

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import os

from cStringIO import StringIO

import bzrlib.errors

from bzrlib.trace import mutter, note, warning

from bzrlib.branch import Branch, INVENTORY_FILEID, ANCESTRY_FILEID

from bzrlib.progress import ProgressBar

from bzrlib.xml5 import serializer_v5

from bzrlib.osutils import sha_string, split_lines

from bzrlib.errors import NoSuchRevision

"""Copying of history from one branch to another.

The basic plan is that every branch knows the history of everything

that has merged into it.  As the first step of a merge, pull, or

branch operation we copy history from the source into the destination

branch.

The copying is done in a slightly complicated order.  We don't want to

add a revision to the store until everything it refers to is also

stored, so that if a revision is present we can totally recreate it.

However, we can't know what files are included in a revision until we

read its inventory.  Therefore, we first pull the XML and hold it in

memory until we've updated all of the files referenced.

"""

# TODO: Avoid repeatedly opening weaves so many times.

# XXX: This doesn't handle ghost (not present in branch) revisions at

# all yet.  I'm not sure they really should be supported.

# TODO: This doesn't handle revisions which may be present but not

# merged into the last revision.

# - get a list of revisions that need to be pulled in

# - for each one, pull in that revision file

#   and get the inventory, and store the inventory with right

#   parents.

# - and get the ancestry, and store that with right parents too

# - and keep a note of all file ids and version seen

# - then go through all files; for each one get the weave,

#   and add in all file versions

def greedy_fetch(to_branch, from_branch, revision=None, pb=None):

    f = Fetcher(to_branch, from_branch, revision, pb)

    return f.count_copied, f.failed_revisions

class Fetcher(object):

    """Pull revisions and texts from one branch to another.

    This doesn't update the destination's history; that can be done

    separately if desired.  

    revision_limit

        If set, pull only up to this revision_id.

    After running:

    last_revision -- if last_revision

        is given it will be that, otherwise the last revision of

        from_branch

    count_copied -- number of revisions copied

    count_texts -- number of file texts copied

    """

    def __init__(self, to_branch, from_branch, last_revision=None, pb=None):

        self.to_branch = to_branch

        self.to_weaves = to_branch.weave_store

        self.from_branch = from_branch

        self.from_weaves = from_branch.weave_store

        self.failed_revisions = []

        self.count_copied = 0

        self.count_total = 0

        self.count_texts = 0

        if pb is None:

            self.pb = bzrlib.ui.ui_factory.progress_bar()

        else:

            self.pb = pb

        self.last_revision = self._find_last_revision(last_revision)

        mutter('fetch up to rev {%s}', self.last_revision)

        revs_to_fetch = self._compare_ancestries()

        self._copy_revisions(revs_to_fetch)

        self.new_ancestry = revs_to_fetch

    def _find_last_revision(self, last_revision):

        """Find the limiting source revision.

        Every ancestor of that revision will be merged across.

        Returns the revision_id, or returns None if there's no history

        in the source branch."""

        self.pb.update('get source history')

        from_history = self.from_branch.revision_history()

        self.pb.update('get destination history')

        if last_revision:

            if last_revision not in from_history:

                raise NoSuchRevision(self.from_branch, last_revision)

            else:

                return last_revision

        elif from_history:

            return from_history[-1]

        else:

            return None                 # no history in the source branch

    def _compare_ancestries(self):

        """Get a list of revisions that must be copied.

        That is, every revision that's in the ancestry of the source

        branch and not in the destination branch."""

        self.pb.update('get source ancestry')

        self.from_ancestry = self.from_branch.get_ancestry(self.last_revision)

        dest_last_rev = self.to_branch.last_revision()

        self.pb.update('get destination ancestry')

        if dest_last_rev:

            dest_ancestry = self.to_branch.get_ancestry(dest_last_rev)

        else:

            dest_ancestry = []

        ss = set(dest_ancestry)

        to_fetch = []

        for rev_id in self.from_ancestry:

            if rev_id not in ss:

                to_fetch.append(rev_id)

                mutter('need to get revision {%s}', rev_id)

        mutter('need to get %d revisions in total', len(to_fetch))

        self.count_total = len(to_fetch)

        return to_fetch

    def _copy_revisions(self, revs_to_fetch):

        i = 0

        for rev_id in revs_to_fetch:

            i += 1

            if self.to_branch.has_revision(rev_id):

                continue

            self.pb.update('fetch revision', i, self.count_total)

            self._copy_one_revision(rev_id)

            self.count_copied += 1

    def _copy_one_revision(self, rev_id):

        """Copy revision and everything referenced by it."""

        mutter('copying revision {%s}', rev_id)

        rev_xml = self.from_branch.get_revision_xml(rev_id)

        inv_xml = self.from_branch.get_inventory_xml(rev_id)

        rev = serializer_v5.read_revision_from_string(rev_xml)

        inv = serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_string(inv_xml)

        assert rev.revision_id == rev_id

        assert rev.inventory_sha1 == sha_string(inv_xml)

        mutter('  commiter %s, %d parents',

               rev.committer,

               len(rev.parents))

        self._copy_new_texts(rev_id, inv)

        parent_ids = [x.revision_id for x in rev.parents]

        self.to_weaves.add_text(INVENTORY_FILEID, rev_id,

                                            split_lines(inv_xml), parent_ids)

        self.to_branch.revision_store.add(StringIO(rev_xml), rev_id)

    def _copy_new_texts(self, rev_id, inv):

        """Copy any new texts occuring in this revision."""

        # TODO: Rather than writing out weaves every time, hold them

        # in memory until everything's done?  But this way is nicer

        # if it's interrupted.

        for path, ie in inv.iter_entries():

            if ie.kind != 'file':

                continue

            if ie.text_version != rev_id:

                continue

            mutter('%s {%s} is changed in this revision',

                   path, ie.file_id)

            self._copy_one_text(rev_id, ie.file_id)

    def _copy_one_text(self, rev_id, file_id):

        """Copy one file text."""

        mutter('copy text version {%s} of file {%s}',

               rev_id, file_id)

        from_weave = self.from_weaves.get_weave(file_id)

        from_idx = from_weave.lookup(rev_id)

        from_parents = map(from_weave.idx_to_name, from_weave.parents(from_idx))

        text_lines = from_weave.get(from_idx)

        to_weave = self.to_weaves.get_weave_or_empty(file_id)

        to_parents = map(to_weave.lookup, from_parents)

        # it's ok to add even if the text is already there

        to_weave.add(rev_id, to_parents, text_lines)

        self.to_weaves.put_weave(file_id, to_weave)

        self.count_texts += 1