/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 Canonical Ltd

# Authors:  Robert Collins <robert.collins@canonical.com>

#

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from cStringIO import StringIO

import os

import sys

from bzrlib import ignores

import bzrlib

from bzrlib import branch, bzrdir, errors, osutils, urlutils, workingtree

from bzrlib.errors import (NotBranchError, NotVersionedError,

                           UnsupportedOperation, PathsNotVersionedError)

from bzrlib.osutils import pathjoin, getcwd, has_symlinks

from bzrlib.tests import TestSkipped

from bzrlib.tests.workingtree_implementations import TestCaseWithWorkingTree

from bzrlib.trace import mutter

from bzrlib.workingtree import (TreeEntry, TreeDirectory, TreeFile, TreeLink,

                                WorkingTree)

from bzrlib.conflicts import ConflictList, TextConflict, ContentsConflict

class TestWorkingTree(TestCaseWithWorkingTree):

    def test_list_files(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['dir/', 'file'])

        if has_symlinks():

            os.symlink('target', 'symlink')

        files = list(tree.list_files())

        self.assertEqual(files[0], ('dir', '?', 'directory', None, TreeDirectory()))

        self.assertEqual(files[1], ('file', '?', 'file', None, TreeFile()))

        if has_symlinks():

            self.assertEqual(files[2], ('symlink', '?', 'symlink', None, TreeLink()))

    def test_list_files_sorted(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        ignores._set_user_ignores(['./.bazaar'])

        self.build_tree(['dir/', 'file', 'dir/file', 'dir/b',

                         'dir/subdir/', 'a', 'dir/subfile',

                         'zz_dir/', 'zz_dir/subfile'])

        files = [(path, kind) for (path, v, kind, file_id, entry)

                               in tree.list_files()]

        self.assertEqual([

            ('.bazaar', 'directory'),

            ('a', 'file'),

            ('dir', 'directory'),

            ('file', 'file'),

            ('zz_dir', 'directory'),

            ], files)

        tree.add(['dir', 'zz_dir'])

        files = [(path, kind) for (path, v, kind, file_id, entry)

                               in tree.list_files()]

        self.assertEqual([

            ('.bazaar', 'directory'),

            ('a', 'file'),

            ('dir', 'directory'),

            ('dir/b', 'file'),

            ('dir/file', 'file'),

            ('dir/subdir', 'directory'),

            ('dir/subfile', 'file'),

            ('file', 'file'),

            ('zz_dir', 'directory'),

            ('zz_dir/subfile', 'file'),

            ], files)

    def test_open_containing(self):

        branch = self.make_branch_and_tree('.').branch

        local_base = urlutils.local_path_from_url(branch.base)

        # Empty opens '.'

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing()

        self.assertEqual('', relpath)

        self.assertEqual(wt.basedir + '/', local_base)

        # '.' opens this dir

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing(u'.')

        self.assertEqual('', relpath)

        self.assertEqual(wt.basedir + '/', local_base)

        # './foo' finds '.' and a relpath of 'foo'

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing('./foo')

        self.assertEqual('foo', relpath)

        self.assertEqual(wt.basedir + '/', local_base)

        # abspath(foo) finds '.' and relpath of 'foo'

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing('./foo')

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing(getcwd() + '/foo')

        self.assertEqual('foo', relpath)

        self.assertEqual(wt.basedir + '/', local_base)

        # can even be a url: finds '.' and relpath of 'foo'

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing('./foo')

        wt, relpath = WorkingTree.open_containing(

                    urlutils.local_path_to_url(getcwd() + '/foo'))

        self.assertEqual('foo', relpath)

        self.assertEqual(wt.basedir + '/', local_base)

    def test_basic_relpath(self):

        # for comprehensive relpath tests, see whitebox.py.

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.assertEqual('child',

                         tree.relpath(pathjoin(getcwd(), 'child')))

    def test_lock_locks_branch(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        tree.lock_read()

        self.assertEqual('r', tree.branch.peek_lock_mode())

        tree.unlock()

        self.assertEqual(None, tree.branch.peek_lock_mode())

        tree.lock_write()

        self.assertEqual('w', tree.branch.peek_lock_mode())

        tree.unlock()

        self.assertEqual(None, tree.branch.peek_lock_mode())

    def test_revert(self):

        """Test selected-file revert"""

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['hello.txt'])

        file('hello.txt', 'w').write('initial hello')

        self.assertRaises(PathsNotVersionedError,

                          tree.revert, ['hello.txt'])

        tree.add(['hello.txt'])

        tree.commit('create initial hello.txt')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt', 'initial hello')

        file('hello.txt', 'w').write('new hello')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt', 'new hello')

        # revert file modified since last revision

        tree.revert(['hello.txt'])

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt', 'initial hello')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt.~1~', 'new hello')

        # reverting again does not clobber the backup

        tree.revert(['hello.txt'])

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt', 'initial hello')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt.~1~', 'new hello')

        # backup files are numbered

        file('hello.txt', 'w').write('new hello2')

        tree.revert(['hello.txt'])

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt', 'initial hello')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt.~1~', 'new hello')

        self.check_file_contents('hello.txt.~2~', 'new hello2')

    def test_revert_missing(self):

        # Revert a file that has been deleted since last commit

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        file('hello.txt', 'w').write('initial hello')

        tree.add('hello.txt')

        tree.commit('added hello.txt')

        os.unlink('hello.txt')

        tree.remove('hello.txt')

        tree.revert(['hello.txt'])

        self.failUnlessExists('hello.txt')

    def test_versioned_files_not_unknown(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['hello.txt'])

        tree.add('hello.txt')

        self.assertEquals(list(tree.unknowns()),

                          [])

    def test_unknowns(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['hello.txt',

                         'hello.txt.~1~'])

        self.build_tree_contents([('.bzrignore', '*.~*\n')])

        tree.add('.bzrignore')

        self.assertEquals(list(tree.unknowns()),

                          ['hello.txt'])

    def test_initialize(self):

        # initialize should create a working tree and branch in an existing dir

        t = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        b = branch.Branch.open('.')

        self.assertEqual(t.branch.base, b.base)

        t2 = WorkingTree.open('.')

        self.assertEqual(t.basedir, t2.basedir)

        self.assertEqual(b.base, t2.branch.base)

        # TODO maybe we should check the branch format? not sure if its

        # appropriate here.

    def test_rename_dirs(self):

        """Test renaming directories and the files within them."""

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        b = wt.branch

        self.build_tree(['dir/', 'dir/sub/', 'dir/sub/file'])

        wt.add(['dir', 'dir/sub', 'dir/sub/file'])

        wt.commit('create initial state')

        revid = b.revision_history()[0]

        self.log('first revision_id is {%s}' % revid)

        inv = b.repository.get_revision_inventory(revid)

        self.log('contents of inventory: %r' % inv.entries())

        self.check_inventory_shape(inv,

                                   ['dir', 'dir/sub', 'dir/sub/file'])

        wt.rename_one('dir', 'newdir')

        self.check_inventory_shape(wt.read_working_inventory(),

                                   ['newdir', 'newdir/sub', 'newdir/sub/file'])

        wt.rename_one('newdir/sub', 'newdir/newsub')

        self.check_inventory_shape(wt.read_working_inventory(),

                                   ['newdir', 'newdir/newsub',

                                    'newdir/newsub/file'])

    def test_add_in_unversioned(self):

        """Try to add a file in an unversioned directory.

        "bzr add" adds the parent as necessary, but simple working tree add

        doesn't do that.

        """

        from bzrlib.errors import NotVersionedError

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['foo/',

                         'foo/hello'])

        self.assertRaises(NotVersionedError,

                          wt.add,

                          'foo/hello')

    def test_add_missing(self):

        # adding a msising file -> NoSuchFile

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchFile, wt.add, 'fpp')

    def test_remove_verbose(self):

        #FIXME the remove api should not print or otherwise depend on the

        # text UI - RBC 20060124

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['hello'])

        wt.add(['hello'])

        wt.commit(message='add hello')

        stdout = StringIO()

        stderr = StringIO()

        self.assertEqual(None, self.apply_redirected(None, stdout, stderr,

                                                     wt.remove,

                                                     ['hello'],

                                                     verbose=True))

        self.assertEqual('?       hello\n', stdout.getvalue())

        self.assertEqual('', stderr.getvalue())

    def test_clone_trivial(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        cloned_dir = wt.bzrdir.clone('target')

        cloned = cloned_dir.open_workingtree()

        self.assertEqual(cloned.last_revision(), wt.last_revision())

    def test_last_revision(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        self.assertEqual(None, wt.last_revision())

        wt.commit('A', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='A')

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.last_revision())

    def test_set_last_revision(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        self.assertEqual(None, wt.last_revision())

        # set last-revision to one not in the history

        wt.set_last_revision('A')

        # set it back to None for an empty tree.

        wt.set_last_revision(None)

        wt.commit('A', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='A')

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.last_revision())

        # None is aways in the branch

        wt.set_last_revision(None)

        self.assertEqual(None, wt.last_revision())

        # and now we can set it to 'A'

        # because some formats mutate the branch to set it on the tree

        # we need to alter the branch to let this pass.

        wt.branch.set_revision_history(['A', 'B'])

        wt.set_last_revision('A')

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.last_revision())

    def test_set_last_revision_different_to_branch(self):

        # working tree formats from the meta-dir format and newer support

        # setting the last revision on a tree independently of that on the 

        # branch. Its concievable that some future formats may want to 

        # couple them again (i.e. because its really a smart server and

        # the working tree will always match the branch). So we test

        # that formats where initialising a branch does not initialise a 

        # tree - and thus have separable entities - support skewing the 

        # two things.

        branch = self.make_branch('tree')

        try:

            # if there is a working tree now, this is not supported.

            branch.bzrdir.open_workingtree()

            return

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            pass

        wt = branch.bzrdir.create_workingtree()

        wt.commit('A', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='A')

        wt.set_last_revision(None)

        self.assertEqual(None, wt.last_revision())

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.branch.last_revision())

        # and now we can set it back to 'A'

        wt.set_last_revision('A')

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.last_revision())

        self.assertEqual('A', wt.branch.last_revision())

    def test_clone_and_commit_preserves_last_revision(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        cloned_dir = wt.bzrdir.clone('target')

        wt.commit('A', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='A')

        self.assertNotEqual(cloned_dir.open_workingtree().last_revision(),

                            wt.last_revision())

    def test_clone_preserves_content(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        self.build_tree(['added', 'deleted', 'notadded'], transport=wt.bzrdir.transport.clone('..'))

        wt.add('deleted', 'deleted')

        wt.commit('add deleted')

        wt.remove('deleted')

        wt.add('added', 'added')

        cloned_dir = wt.bzrdir.clone('target')

        cloned = cloned_dir.open_workingtree()

        cloned_transport = cloned.bzrdir.transport.clone('..')

        self.assertFalse(cloned_transport.has('deleted'))

        self.assertTrue(cloned_transport.has('added'))

        self.assertFalse(cloned_transport.has('notadded'))

        self.assertEqual('added', cloned.path2id('added'))

        self.assertEqual(None, cloned.path2id('deleted'))

        self.assertEqual(None, cloned.path2id('notadded'))

    def test_basis_tree_returns_last_revision(self):

        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree(['foo'])

        wt.add('foo', 'foo-id')

        wt.commit('A', rev_id='A')

        wt.rename_one('foo', 'bar')

        wt.commit('B', rev_id='B')

        wt.set_parent_ids(['B'])

        tree = wt.basis_tree()

        self.failUnless(tree.has_filename('bar'))

        wt.set_parent_ids(['A'])

        tree = wt.basis_tree()

        self.failUnless(tree.has_filename('foo'))

    def test_clone_tree_revision(self):

        # make a tree with a last-revision,

        # and clone it with a different last-revision, this should switch

        # do it.

        #

        # also test that the content is merged

        # and conflicts recorded.

        # This should merge between the trees - local edits should be preserved

        # but other changes occured.

        # we test this by having one file that does

        # not change between two revisions, and another that does -

        # if the changed one is not changed, fail,

        # if the one that did not change has lost a local change, fail.

        # 

        raise TestSkipped('revision limiting is not implemented yet.')

    def test_initialize_with_revision_id(self):

        # a bzrdir can construct a working tree for itself @ a specific revision.

        source = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')

        source.commit('a', rev_id='a', allow_pointless=True)

        source.commit('b', rev_id='b', allow_pointless=True)

        self.build_tree(['new/'])

        made_control = self.bzrdir_format.initialize('new')

        source.branch.repository.clone(made_control)

        source.branch.clone(made_control)

        made_tree = self.workingtree_format.initialize(made_control, revision_id='a')

        self.assertEqual('a', made_tree.last_revision())

    def test_update_sets_last_revision(self):

        # working tree formats from the meta-dir format and newer support

        # setting the last revision on a tree independently of that on the 

        # branch. Its concievable that some future formats may want to 

        # couple them again (i.e. because its really a smart server and

        # the working tree will always match the branch). So we test

        # that formats where initialising a branch does not initialise a 

        # tree - and thus have separable entities - support skewing the 

        # two things.

        main_branch = self.make_branch('tree')

        try:

            # if there is a working tree now, this is not supported.

            main_branch.bzrdir.open_workingtree()

            return

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            pass

        wt = main_branch.bzrdir.create_workingtree()

        # create an out of date working tree by making a checkout in this

        # current format

        self.build_tree(['checkout/', 'tree/file'])

        checkout = bzrdir.BzrDirMetaFormat1().initialize('checkout')

        branch.BranchReferenceFormat().initialize(checkout, main_branch)

        old_tree = self.workingtree_format.initialize(checkout)

        # now commit to 'tree'

        wt.add('file')

        wt.commit('A', rev_id='A')

        # and update old_tree

        self.assertEqual(0, old_tree.update())

        self.failUnlessExists('checkout/file')

        self.assertEqual('A', old_tree.last_revision())

    def test_update_returns_conflict_count(self):

        # working tree formats from the meta-dir format and newer support

        # setting the last revision on a tree independently of that on the 

        # branch. Its concievable that some future formats may want to 

        # couple them again (i.e. because its really a smart server and

        # the working tree will always match the branch). So we test

        # that formats where initialising a branch does not initialise a 

        # tree - and thus have separable entities - support skewing the 

        # two things.

        main_branch = self.make_branch('tree')

        try:

            # if there is a working tree now, this is not supported.

            main_branch.bzrdir.open_workingtree()

            return

        except errors.NoWorkingTree:

            pass

        wt = main_branch.bzrdir.create_workingtree()

        # create an out of date working tree by making a checkout in this

        # current format

        self.build_tree(['checkout/', 'tree/file'])

        checkout = bzrdir.BzrDirMetaFormat1().initialize('checkout')

        branch.BranchReferenceFormat().initialize(checkout, main_branch)

        old_tree = self.workingtree_format.initialize(checkout)

        # now commit to 'tree'

        wt.add('file')

        wt.commit('A', rev_id='A')

        # and add a file file to the checkout

        self.build_tree(['checkout/file'])

        old_tree.add('file')

        # and update old_tree

        self.assertEqual(1, old_tree.update())

        self.assertEqual('A', old_tree.last_revision())

    def test_merge_revert(self):

        from bzrlib.merge import merge_inner

        this = self.make_branch_and_tree('b1')

        open('b1/a', 'wb').write('a test\n')

        this.add('a')

        open('b1/b', 'wb').write('b test\n')

        this.add('b')

        this.commit(message='')

        base = this.bzrdir.clone('b2').open_workingtree()

        open('b2/a', 'wb').write('b test\n')

        other = this.bzrdir.clone('b3').open_workingtree()

        open('b3/a', 'wb').write('c test\n')

        open('b3/c', 'wb').write('c test\n')

        other.add('c')

        open('b1/b', 'wb').write('q test\n')

        open('b1/d', 'wb').write('d test\n')

        merge_inner(this.branch, other, base, this_tree=this)

        self.assertNotEqual(open('b1/a', 'rb').read(), 'a test\n')

        this.revert([])

        self.assertEqual(open('b1/a', 'rb').read(), 'a test\n')

        self.assertIs(os.path.exists('b1/b.~1~'), True)

        self.assertIs(os.path.exists('b1/c'), False)

        self.assertIs(os.path.exists('b1/a.~1~'), False)

        self.assertIs(os.path.exists('b1/d'), True)

    def test_update_updates_bound_branch_no_local_commits(self):

        # doing an update in a tree updates the branch its bound to too.

        master_tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('master')

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('tree')

        try:

            tree.branch.bind(master_tree.branch)

        except errors.UpgradeRequired:

            # legacy branches cannot bind

            return

        master_tree.commit('foo', rev_id='foo', allow_pointless=True)

        tree.update()

        self.assertEqual('foo', tree.last_revision())

        self.assertEqual('foo', tree.branch.last_revision())

    def test_update_turns_local_commit_into_merge(self):

        # doing an update with a few local commits and no master commits

        # makes pending-merges. 

        # this is done so that 'bzr update; bzr revert' will always produce

        # an exact copy of the 'logical branch' - the referenced branch for

        # a checkout, and the master for a bound branch.

        # its possible that we should instead have 'bzr update' when there

        # is nothing new on the master leave the current commits intact and

        # alter 'revert' to revert to the master always. But for now, its

        # good.

        master_tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('master')

        master_tip = master_tree.commit('first master commit')

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('tree')

        try:

            tree.branch.bind(master_tree.branch)

        except errors.UpgradeRequired:

            # legacy branches cannot bind

            return

        # sync with master

        tree.update()

        # work locally

        tree.commit('foo', rev_id='foo', allow_pointless=True, local=True)

        tree.commit('bar', rev_id='bar', allow_pointless=True, local=True)

        # sync with master prepatory to committing

        tree.update()

        # which should have pivoted the local tip into a merge

        self.assertEqual(master_tip, tree.last_revision())

        self.assertEqual([master_tip], tree.branch.revision_history())

        self.assertEqual([master_tip, 'bar'], tree.get_parent_ids())

    def test_merge_modified(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('master')

        tree._control_files.put('merge-hashes', StringIO('asdfasdf'))

        self.assertRaises(errors.MergeModifiedFormatError, tree.merge_modified)

    def test_conflicts(self):

        from bzrlib.tests.test_conflicts import example_conflicts

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('master')

        try:

            tree.set_conflicts(example_conflicts)

        except UnsupportedOperation:

            raise TestSkipped('set_conflicts not supported')

        tree2 = WorkingTree.open('master')

        self.assertEqual(tree2.conflicts(), example_conflicts)

        tree2._control_files.put('conflicts', StringIO(''))

        self.assertRaises(errors.ConflictFormatError, 

                          tree2.conflicts)

        tree2._control_files.put('conflicts', StringIO('a'))

        self.assertRaises(errors.ConflictFormatError, 

                          tree2.conflicts)

    def make_merge_conflicts(self):

        from bzrlib.merge import merge_inner 

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('mine')

        file('mine/bloo', 'wb').write('one')

        tree.add('bloo')

        file('mine/blo', 'wb').write('on')

        tree.add('blo')

        tree.commit("blah", allow_pointless=False)

        base = tree.basis_tree()

        bzrdir.BzrDir.open("mine").sprout("other")

        file('other/bloo', 'wb').write('two')

        othertree = WorkingTree.open('other')

        othertree.commit('blah', allow_pointless=False)

        file('mine/bloo', 'wb').write('three')

        tree.commit("blah", allow_pointless=False)

        merge_inner(tree.branch, othertree, base, this_tree=tree)

        return tree

    def test_merge_conflicts(self):

        tree = self.make_merge_conflicts()

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 1)

    def test_clear_merge_conflicts(self):

        tree = self.make_merge_conflicts()

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 1)

        try:

            tree.set_conflicts(ConflictList())

        except UnsupportedOperation:

            raise TestSkipped

        self.assertEqual(tree.conflicts(), ConflictList())

    def test_add_conflicts(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('tree')

        try:

            tree.add_conflicts([TextConflict('path_a')])

        except UnsupportedOperation:

            raise TestSkipped()

        self.assertEqual(ConflictList([TextConflict('path_a')]),

                         tree.conflicts())

        tree.add_conflicts([TextConflict('path_a')])

        self.assertEqual(ConflictList([TextConflict('path_a')]), 

                         tree.conflicts())

        tree.add_conflicts([ContentsConflict('path_a')])

        self.assertEqual(ConflictList([ContentsConflict('path_a'), 

                                       TextConflict('path_a')]),

                         tree.conflicts())

        tree.add_conflicts([TextConflict('path_b')])

        self.assertEqual(ConflictList([ContentsConflict('path_a'), 

                                       TextConflict('path_a'),

                                       TextConflict('path_b')]),

                         tree.conflicts())

    def test_revert_clear_conflicts(self):

        tree = self.make_merge_conflicts()

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 1)

        tree.revert(["blo"])

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 1)

        tree.revert(["bloo"])

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 0)

    def test_revert_clear_conflicts2(self):

        tree = self.make_merge_conflicts()

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 1)

        tree.revert([])

        self.assertEqual(len(tree.conflicts()), 0)

    def test_format_description(self):