/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2005 by Canonical Ltd

#

# Authors:

#   Johan Rydberg <jrydberg@gnu.org>

#

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import bzrlib

import bzrlib.errors as errors

from bzrlib.errors import (

                           RevisionNotPresent, 

                           RevisionAlreadyPresent,

                           WeaveParentMismatch

                           )

from bzrlib.knit import KnitVersionedFile, \

     KnitAnnotateFactory

from bzrlib.tests import TestCaseWithTransport

from bzrlib.trace import mutter

from bzrlib.transport import get_transport

from bzrlib.transport.memory import MemoryTransport

import bzrlib.versionedfile as versionedfile

from bzrlib.weave import WeaveFile

from bzrlib.weavefile import read_weave

class VersionedFileTestMixIn(object):

    """A mixin test class for testing VersionedFiles.

    This is not an adaptor-style test at this point because

    theres no dynamic substitution of versioned file implementations,

    they are strictly controlled by their owning repositories.

    """

    def test_add(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r1', ['r0'], ['b\n', 'c\n'])

        def verify_file(f):

            versions = f.versions()

            self.assertTrue('r0' in versions)

            self.assertTrue('r1' in versions)

            self.assertEquals(f.get_lines('r0'), ['a\n', 'b\n'])

            self.assertEquals(f.get_text('r0'), 'a\nb\n')

            self.assertEquals(f.get_lines('r1'), ['b\n', 'c\n'])

            self.assertEqual(2, len(f))

            self.assertEqual(2, f.num_versions())

            self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent,

                f.add_lines, 'r2', ['foo'], [])

            self.assertRaises(RevisionAlreadyPresent,

                f.add_lines, 'r1', [], [])

        verify_file(f)

        f = self.reopen_file()

        verify_file(f)

    def test_ancestry(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        self.assertEqual([], f.get_ancestry([]))

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r1', ['r0'], ['b\n', 'c\n'])

        f.add_lines('r2', ['r0'], ['b\n', 'c\n'])

        f.add_lines('r3', ['r2'], ['b\n', 'c\n'])

        f.add_lines('rM', ['r1', 'r2'], ['b\n', 'c\n'])

        self.assertEqual([], f.get_ancestry([]))

        versions = f.get_ancestry(['rM'])

        # there are some possibilities:

        # r0 r1 r2 rM r3

        # r0 r1 r2 r3 rM

        # etc

        # so we check indexes

        r0 = versions.index('r0')

        r1 = versions.index('r1')

        r2 = versions.index('r2')

        self.assertFalse('r3' in versions)

        rM = versions.index('rM')

        self.assertTrue(r0 < r1)

        self.assertTrue(r0 < r2)

        self.assertTrue(r1 < rM)

        self.assertTrue(r2 < rM)

        self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent,

            f.get_ancestry, ['rM', 'rX'])

    def test_clear_cache(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        # on a new file it should not error

        f.clear_cache()

        # and after adding content, doing a clear_cache and a get should work.

        f.add_lines('0', [], ['a'])

        f.clear_cache()

        self.assertEqual(['a'], f.get_lines('0'))

    def test_clone_text(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.clone_text('r1', 'r0', ['r0'])

        def verify_file(f):

            self.assertEquals(f.get_lines('r1'), f.get_lines('r0'))

            self.assertEquals(f.get_lines('r1'), ['a\n', 'b\n'])

            self.assertEquals(f.get_parents('r1'), ['r0'])

            self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent,

                f.clone_text, 'r2', 'rX', [])

            self.assertRaises(RevisionAlreadyPresent,

                f.clone_text, 'r1', 'r0', [])

        verify_file(f)

        verify_file(self.reopen_file())

    def test_create_empty(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('0', [], ['a\n'])

        new_f = f.create_empty('t', MemoryTransport())

        # smoke test, specific types should check it is honoured correctly for

        # non type attributes

        self.assertEqual([], new_f.versions())

        self.assertTrue(isinstance(new_f, f.__class__))

    def test_copy_to(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('0', [], ['a\n'])

        t = MemoryTransport()

        f.copy_to('foo', t)

        for suffix in f.__class__.get_suffixes():

            self.assertTrue(t.has('foo' + suffix))

    def test_get_suffixes(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        # should be the same

        self.assertEqual(f.__class__.get_suffixes(), f.__class__.get_suffixes())

        # and should be a list

        self.assertTrue(isinstance(f.__class__.get_suffixes(), list))

    def test_get_graph(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('v1', [], ['hello\n'])

        f.add_lines('v2', ['v1'], ['hello\n', 'world\n'])

        f.add_lines('v3', ['v2'], ['hello\n', 'cruel\n', 'world\n'])

        self.assertEqual({'v1': [],

                          'v2': ['v1'],

                          'v3': ['v2']},

                         f.get_graph())

    def test_get_parents(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r1', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r2', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r3', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('m', ['r0', 'r1', 'r2', 'r3'], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        self.assertEquals(f.get_parents('m'), ['r0', 'r1', 'r2', 'r3'])

        self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent,

            f.get_parents, 'y')

    def test_annotate(self):

        f = self.get_file()

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r1', ['r0'], ['c\n', 'b\n'])

        origins = f.annotate('r1')

        self.assertEquals(origins[0][0], 'r1')

        self.assertEquals(origins[1][0], 'r0')

        self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent,

            f.annotate, 'foo')

    def test_walk(self):

        # tests that walk returns all the inclusions for the requested

        # revisions as well as the revisions changes themselves.

        f = self.get_file('1')

        f.add_lines('r0', [], ['a\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('r1', ['r0'], ['c\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('rX', ['r1'], ['d\n', 'b\n'])

        f.add_lines('rY', ['r1'], ['c\n', 'e\n'])

        lines = {}

        for lineno, insert, dset, text in f.walk(['rX', 'rY']):

            lines[text] = (insert, dset)

        self.assertTrue(lines['a\n'], ('r0', set(['r1'])))

        self.assertTrue(lines['b\n'], ('r0', set(['rY'])))

        self.assertTrue(lines['c\n'], ('r1', set(['rX'])))

        self.assertTrue(lines['d\n'], ('rX', set([])))

        self.assertTrue(lines['e\n'], ('rY', set([])))

    def test_detection(self):

        # Test weaves detect corruption.

        #

        # Weaves contain a checksum of their texts.

        # When a text is extracted, this checksum should be

        # verified.

        w = self.get_file_corrupted_text()

        self.assertEqual('hello\n', w.get_text('v1'))

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, 'v2')

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, 'v2')

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check)

        w = self.get_file_corrupted_checksum()

        self.assertEqual('hello\n', w.get_text('v1'))

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, 'v2')

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, 'v2')

        self.assertRaises(errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check)

    def get_file_corrupted_text(self):

        """Return a versioned file with corrupt text but valid metadata."""

        raise NotImplementedError(self.get_file_corrupted_text)

    def reopen_file(self, name='foo'):

        """Open the versioned file from disk again."""

        raise NotImplementedError(self.reopen_file)

    def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(self):

        # test that we get at least an equalset of the lines added by

        # versions in the weave 

        # the ordering here is to make a tree so that dumb searches have

        # more changes to muck up.

        vf = self.get_file()

        # add a base to get included

        vf.add_lines('base', [], ['base\n'])

        # add a ancestor to be included on one side

        vf.add_lines('lancestor', [], ['lancestor\n'])

        # add a ancestor to be included on the other side

        vf.add_lines('rancestor', ['base'], ['rancestor\n'])

        # add a child of rancestor with no eofile-nl

        vf.add_lines('child', ['rancestor'], ['base\n', 'child\n'])

        # add a child of lancestor and base to join the two roots

        vf.add_lines('otherchild',

                     ['lancestor', 'base'],

                     ['base\n', 'lancestor\n', 'otherchild\n'])

        def iter_with_versions(versions):

            # now we need to see what lines are returned, and how often.

            lines = {'base\n':0,

                     'lancestor\n':0,

                     'rancestor\n':0,

                     'child\n':0,

                     'otherchild\n':0,

                     }

            # iterate over the lines

            for line in vf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(versions):

                lines[line] += 1

            return lines

        lines = iter_with_versions(['child', 'otherchild'])

        # we must see child and otherchild

        self.assertTrue(lines['child\n'] > 0)

        self.assertTrue(lines['otherchild\n'] > 0)

        # we dont care if we got more than that.

        # test all lines

        lines = iter_with_versions(None)

        # all lines must be seen at least once

        self.assertTrue(lines['base\n'] > 0)

        self.assertTrue(lines['lancestor\n'] > 0)

        self.assertTrue(lines['rancestor\n'] > 0)

        self.assertTrue(lines['child\n'] > 0)

        self.assertTrue(lines['otherchild\n'] > 0)

class TestWeave(TestCaseWithTransport, VersionedFileTestMixIn):

    def get_file(self, name='foo'):

        return WeaveFile(name, get_transport(self.get_url('.')), create=True)

    def get_file_corrupted_text(self):

        w = WeaveFile('foo', get_transport(self.get_url('.')), create=True)

        w.add_lines('v1', [], ['hello\n'])

        w.add_lines('v2', ['v1'], ['hello\n', 'there\n'])

        # We are going to invasively corrupt the text

        # Make sure the internals of weave are the same

        self.assertEqual([('{', 0)

                        , 'hello\n'

                        , ('}', None)

                        , ('{', 1)

                        , 'there\n'

                        , ('}', None)

                        ], w._weave)

        self.assertEqual(['f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f'

                        , '90f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef'

                        ], w._sha1s)

        w.check()

        # Corrupted

        w._weave[4] = 'There\n'

        return w

    def get_file_corrupted_checksum(self):

        w = self.get_file_corrupted_text()

        # Corrected

        w._weave[4] = 'there\n'

        self.assertEqual('hello\nthere\n', w.get_text('v2'))

        #Invalid checksum, first digit changed

        w._sha1s[1] =  'f0f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef'

        return w

    def reopen_file(self, name='foo'):

        return WeaveFile(name, get_transport(self.get_url('.')))

    def test_no_implicit_create(self):

        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,

                          WeaveFile,

                          'foo',

                          get_transport(self.get_url('.')))

class TestKnit(TestCaseWithTransport, VersionedFileTestMixIn):

    def get_file(self, name='foo'):

        return KnitVersionedFile(name, get_transport(self.get_url('.')),

                                 delta=True, create=True)

    def get_file_corrupted_text(self):

        knit = self.get_file()

        knit.add_lines('v1', [], ['hello\n'])

        knit.add_lines('v2', ['v1'], ['hello\n', 'there\n'])

        return knit

    def reopen_file(self, name='foo'):

        return KnitVersionedFile(name, get_transport(self.get_url('.')), delta=True)

    def test_detection(self):

        print "TODO for merging: create a corrupted knit."

        knit = self.get_file()

        knit.check()

    def test_no_implicit_create(self):

        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,

                          KnitVersionedFile,

                          'foo',

                          get_transport(self.get_url('.')))

class InterString(versionedfile.InterVersionedFile):

    """An inter-versionedfile optimised code path for strings.

    This is for use during testing where we use strings as versionedfiles

    so that none of the default regsitered interversionedfile classes will

    match - which lets us test the match logic.

    """

    @staticmethod

    def is_compatible(source, target):

        """InterString is compatible with strings-as-versionedfiles."""

        return isinstance(source, str) and isinstance(target, str)

# TODO this and the InterRepository core logic should be consolidatable

# if we make the registry a separate class though we still need to 

# test the behaviour in the active registry to catch failure-to-handle-

# stange-objects

class TestInterVersionedFile(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_get_default_inter_versionedfile(self):

        # test that the InterVersionedFile.get(a, b) probes

        # for a class where is_compatible(a, b) returns

        # true and returns a default interversionedfile otherwise.

        # This also tests that the default registered optimised interversionedfile

        # classes do not barf inappropriately when a surprising versionedfile type

        # is handed to them.

        dummy_a = "VersionedFile 1."

        dummy_b = "VersionedFile 2."

        self.assertGetsDefaultInterVersionedFile(dummy_a, dummy_b)

    def assertGetsDefaultInterVersionedFile(self, a, b):

        """Asserts that InterVersionedFile.get(a, b) -> the default."""

        inter = versionedfile.InterVersionedFile.get(a, b)

        self.assertEqual(versionedfile.InterVersionedFile,

                         inter.__class__)

        self.assertEqual(a, inter.source)

        self.assertEqual(b, inter.target)

    def test_register_inter_versionedfile_class(self):

        # test that a optimised code path provider - a

        # InterVersionedFile subclass can be registered and unregistered

        # and that it is correctly selected when given a versionedfile

        # pair that it returns true on for the is_compatible static method

        # check

        dummy_a = "VersionedFile 1."

        dummy_b = "VersionedFile 2."

        versionedfile.InterVersionedFile.register_optimiser(InterString)

        try:

            # we should get the default for something InterString returns False

            # to

            self.assertFalse(InterString.is_compatible(dummy_a, None))

            self.assertGetsDefaultInterVersionedFile(dummy_a, None)

            # and we should get an InterString for a pair it 'likes'

            self.assertTrue(InterString.is_compatible(dummy_a, dummy_b))

            inter = versionedfile.InterVersionedFile.get(dummy_a, dummy_b)

            self.assertEqual(InterString, inter.__class__)

            self.assertEqual(dummy_a, inter.source)

            self.assertEqual(dummy_b, inter.target)

        finally:

            versionedfile.InterVersionedFile.unregister_optimiser(InterString)

        # now we should get the default InterVersionedFile object again.

        self.assertGetsDefaultInterVersionedFile(dummy_a, dummy_b)