/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

from bzrlib import ignores

import bzrlib

from bzrlib.branch import Branch

from bzrlib import bzrdir, conflicts, errors, workingtree

from bzrlib.bzrdir import BzrDir

from bzrlib.errors import NotBranchError, NotVersionedError

from bzrlib.lockdir import LockDir

from bzrlib.osutils import pathjoin, getcwd, has_symlinks

from bzrlib.tests import TestCase, TestCaseWithTransport, TestSkipped

from bzrlib.trace import mutter

from bzrlib.transport import get_transport

from bzrlib.workingtree import (

    needs_tree_write_lock,

    TreeEntry,

    TreeDirectory,

    TreeFile,

    TreeLink,

    WorkingTree,

    )

class TestTreeDirectory(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_kind_character(self):

        self.assertEqual(TreeDirectory().kind_character(), '/')

class TestTreeEntry(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_kind_character(self):

        self.assertEqual(TreeEntry().kind_character(), '???')

class TestTreeFile(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_kind_character(self):

        self.assertEqual(TreeFile().kind_character(), '')

class TestTreeLink(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_kind_character(self):

        self.assertEqual(TreeLink().kind_character(), '')

class TestDefaultFormat(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_get_set_default_format(self):

        old_format = workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.get_default_format()

        # default is 3

        self.assertTrue(isinstance(old_format, workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat3))

        workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.set_default_format(SampleTreeFormat())

        try:

            # the default branch format is used by the meta dir format

            # which is not the default bzrdir format at this point

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

            dir.create_repository()

            dir.create_branch()

            result = dir.create_workingtree()

            self.assertEqual(result, 'A tree')

        finally:

            workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.set_default_format(old_format)

        self.assertEqual(old_format, workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.get_default_format())

class SampleTreeFormat(workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat):

    """A sample format

    this format is initializable, unsupported to aid in testing the 

    open and open_downlevel routines.

    """

    def get_format_string(self):

        """See WorkingTreeFormat.get_format_string()."""

        return "Sample tree format."

    def initialize(self, a_bzrdir, revision_id=None):

        """Sample branches cannot be created."""

        t = a_bzrdir.get_workingtree_transport(self)

        t.put_bytes('format', self.get_format_string())

        return 'A tree'

    def is_supported(self):

        return False

    def open(self, transport, _found=False):

        return "opened tree."

class TestWorkingTreeFormat(TestCaseWithTransport):

    """Tests for the WorkingTreeFormat facility."""

    def test_find_format(self):

        # is the right format object found for a working tree?

        # create a branch with a few known format objects.

        self.build_tree(["foo/", "bar/"])

        def check_format(format, url):

            dir = format._matchingbzrdir.initialize(url)

            dir.create_repository()

            dir.create_branch()

            format.initialize(dir)

            t = get_transport(url)

            found_format = workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.find_format(dir)

            self.failUnless(isinstance(found_format, format.__class__))

        check_format(workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat3(), "bar")

    def test_find_format_no_tree(self):

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

        self.assertRaises(errors.NoWorkingTree,

                          workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.find_format,

                          dir)

    def test_find_format_unknown_format(self):

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

        dir.create_repository()

        dir.create_branch()

        SampleTreeFormat().initialize(dir)

        self.assertRaises(errors.UnknownFormatError,

                          workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.find_format,

                          dir)

    def test_register_unregister_format(self):

        format = SampleTreeFormat()

        # make a control dir

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

        dir.create_repository()

        dir.create_branch()

        # make a branch

        format.initialize(dir)

        # register a format for it.

        workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.register_format(format)

        # which branch.Open will refuse (not supported)

        self.assertRaises(errors.UnsupportedFormatError, workingtree.WorkingTree.open, '.')

        # but open_downlevel will work

        self.assertEqual(format.open(dir), workingtree.WorkingTree.open_downlevel('.'))

        # unregister the format

        workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat.unregister_format(format)

class TestWorkingTreeFormat3(TestCaseWithTransport):

    """Tests specific to WorkingTreeFormat3."""

    def test_disk_layout(self):

        control = bzrdir.BzrDirMetaFormat1().initialize(self.get_url())

        control.create_repository()

        control.create_branch()

        tree = workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat3().initialize(control)

        # we want:

        # format 'Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3'

        # inventory = blank inventory

        # pending-merges = ''

        # stat-cache = ??

        # no inventory.basis yet

        t = control.get_workingtree_transport(None)

        self.assertEqualDiff('Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3',

                             t.get('format').read())

        self.assertEqualDiff('<inventory format="5">\n'

                             '</inventory>\n',

                             t.get('inventory').read())

        self.assertEqualDiff('### bzr hashcache v5\n',

                             t.get('stat-cache').read())

        self.assertFalse(t.has('inventory.basis'))

        # no last-revision file means 'None' or 'NULLREVISION'

        self.assertFalse(t.has('last-revision'))

        # TODO RBC 20060210 do a commit, check the inventory.basis is created 

        # correctly and last-revision file becomes present.

    def test_uses_lockdir(self):

        """WorkingTreeFormat3 uses its own LockDir:

            - lock is a directory

            - when the WorkingTree is locked, LockDir can see that

        """

        t = self.get_transport()

        url = self.get_url()

        dir = bzrdir.BzrDirMetaFormat1().initialize(url)

        repo = dir.create_repository()

        branch = dir.create_branch()

        try:

            tree = workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat3().initialize(dir)

        except errors.NotLocalUrl:

            raise TestSkipped('Not a local URL')

        self.assertIsDirectory('.bzr', t)

        self.assertIsDirectory('.bzr/checkout', t)

        self.assertIsDirectory('.bzr/checkout/lock', t)

        our_lock = LockDir(t, '.bzr/checkout/lock')

        self.assertEquals(our_lock.peek(), None)

        tree.lock_write()

        self.assertTrue(our_lock.peek())

        tree.unlock()

        self.assertEquals(our_lock.peek(), None)

    def test_missing_pending_merges(self):

        control = bzrdir.BzrDirMetaFormat1().initialize(self.get_url())

        control.create_repository()

        control.create_branch()

        tree = workingtree.WorkingTreeFormat3().initialize(control)

        tree._control_files._transport.delete("pending-merges")

        self.assertEqual([], tree.get_parent_ids())

class TestFormat2WorkingTree(TestCaseWithTransport):

    """Tests that are specific to format 2 trees."""

    def create_format2_tree(self, url):

        return self.make_branch_and_tree(

            url, format=bzrlib.bzrdir.BzrDirFormat6())

    def test_conflicts(self):

        # test backwards compatability

        tree = self.create_format2_tree('.')

        self.assertRaises(errors.UnsupportedOperation, tree.set_conflicts,

                          None)

        file('lala.BASE', 'wb').write('labase')

        expected = conflicts.ContentsConflict('lala')

        self.assertEqual(list(tree.conflicts()), [expected])

        file('lala', 'wb').write('la')

        tree.add('lala', 'lala-id')

        expected = conflicts.ContentsConflict('lala', file_id='lala-id')

        self.assertEqual(list(tree.conflicts()), [expected])

        file('lala.THIS', 'wb').write('lathis')

        file('lala.OTHER', 'wb').write('laother')

        # When "text conflict"s happen, stem, THIS and OTHER are text

        expected = conflicts.TextConflict('lala', file_id='lala-id')

        self.assertEqual(list(tree.conflicts()), [expected])

        os.unlink('lala.OTHER')

        os.mkdir('lala.OTHER')

        expected = conflicts.ContentsConflict('lala', file_id='lala-id')

        self.assertEqual(list(tree.conflicts()), [expected])

class TestNonFormatSpecificCode(TestCaseWithTransport):

    """This class contains tests of workingtree that are not format specific."""

    def test_gen_file_id(self):

        gen_file_id = bzrlib.workingtree.gen_file_id

        # We try to use the filename if possible

        self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id('bar'), 'bar-')

        # but we squash capitalization, and remove non word characters

        self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id('Mwoo oof\t m'), 'mwoooofm-')

        # We also remove leading '.' characters to prevent hidden file-ids

        self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id('..gam.py'), 'gam.py-')

        self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id('..Mwoo oof\t m'), 'mwoooofm-')

        # we remove unicode characters, and still don't end up with a 

        # hidden file id

        self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id(u'\xe5\xb5.txt'), 'txt-')

        # Our current method of generating unique ids adds 33 characters

        # plus an serial number (log10(N) characters)

        # to the end of the filename. We now restrict the filename portion to

        # be <= 20 characters, so the maximum length should now be approx < 60

        # Test both case squashing and length restriction

        fid = gen_file_id('A'*50 + '.txt')

        self.assertStartsWith(fid, 'a'*20 + '-')

        self.failUnless(len(fid) < 60)

        # restricting length happens after the other actions, so

        # we preserve as much as possible

        fid = gen_file_id('\xe5\xb5..aBcd\tefGhijKLMnop\tqrstuvwxyz')

        self.assertStartsWith(fid, 'abcdefghijklmnopqrst-')

        self.failUnless(len(fid) < 60)

    def test_next_id_suffix(self):

        bzrlib.workingtree._gen_id_suffix = None

        bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix()

        self.assertNotEqual(None, bzrlib.workingtree._gen_id_suffix)

        bzrlib.workingtree._gen_id_suffix = "foo-"

        bzrlib.workingtree._gen_id_serial = 1

        self.assertEqual("foo-2", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-3", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-4", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-5", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-6", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-7", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-8", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-9", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

        self.assertEqual("foo-10", bzrlib.workingtree._next_id_suffix())

    def test__translate_ignore_rule(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        # translation should return the regex, the number of groups in it,

        # and the original rule in a tuple.

        # there are three sorts of ignore rules:

        # root only - regex is the rule itself without the leading ./

        self.assertEqual(

            "(rootdirrule$)", 

            tree._translate_ignore_rule("./rootdirrule"))

        # full path - regex is the rule itself

        self.assertEqual(

            "(path\\/to\\/file$)",

            tree._translate_ignore_rule("path/to/file"))

        # basename only rule - regex is a rule that ignores everything up

        # to the last / in the filename

        self.assertEqual(

            "((?:.*/)?(?!.*/)basenamerule$)",

            tree._translate_ignore_rule("basenamerule"))

    def test__combine_ignore_rules(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        # the combined ignore regexs need the outer group indices

        # placed in a dictionary with the rules that were combined.

        # an empty set of rules

        # this is returned as a list of combined regex,rule sets, because

        # python has a limit of 100 combined regexes.

        compiled_rules = tree._combine_ignore_rules([])

        self.assertEqual([], compiled_rules)

        # one of each type of rule.

        compiled_rules = tree._combine_ignore_rules(

            ["rule1", "rule/two", "./three"])[0]

        # what type *is* the compiled regex to do an isinstance of ?

        self.assertEqual(3, compiled_rules[0].groups)

        self.assertEqual(

            {0:"rule1",1:"rule/two",2:"./three"},

            compiled_rules[1])

    def test__combine_ignore_rules_grouping(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        # when there are too many rules, the output is split into groups of 100

        rules = []

        for index in range(198):

            rules.append('foo')

        self.assertEqual(2, len(tree._combine_ignore_rules(rules)))

    def test__get_ignore_rules_as_regex(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        # Setup the default ignore list to be empty

        ignores._set_user_ignores([])

        # some plugins (shelf) modifies the DEFAULT_IGNORE list in memory

        # which causes this test to fail so force the DEFAULT_IGNORE

        # list to be empty

        orig_default = bzrlib.DEFAULT_IGNORE

        # Also make sure the runtime ignore list is empty

        orig_runtime = ignores._runtime_ignores

        try:

            bzrlib.DEFAULT_IGNORE = []

            ignores._runtime_ignores = set()

            self.build_tree_contents([('.bzrignore', 'CVS\n.hg\n')])

            reference_output = tree._combine_ignore_rules(

                                    set(['CVS', '.hg']))[0]

            regex_rules = tree._get_ignore_rules_as_regex()[0]

            self.assertEqual(len(reference_output[1]), regex_rules[0].groups)

            self.assertEqual(reference_output[1], regex_rules[1])

        finally:

            bzrlib.DEFAULT_IGNORE = orig_default

            ignores._runtime_ignores = orig_runtime

class InstrumentedTree(object):

    """A instrumented tree to check the needs_tree_write_lock decorator."""

    def __init__(self):

        self._locks = []

    def lock_tree_write(self):

        self._locks.append('t')

    @needs_tree_write_lock

    def method_with_tree_write_lock(self, *args, **kwargs):

        """A lock_tree_write decorated method that returns its arguments."""

        return args, kwargs

    @needs_tree_write_lock

    def method_that_raises(self):

        """This method causes an exception when called with parameters.

        This allows the decorator code to be checked - it should still call

        unlock.

        """

    def unlock(self):

        self._locks.append('u')

class TestInstrumentedTree(TestCase):

    def test_needs_tree_write_lock(self):

        """@needs_tree_write_lock should be semantically transparent."""

        tree = InstrumentedTree()

        self.assertEqual(

            'method_with_tree_write_lock',

            tree.method_with_tree_write_lock.__name__)

        self.assertEqual(

            "A lock_tree_write decorated method that returns its arguments.",

            tree.method_with_tree_write_lock.__doc__)

        args = (1, 2, 3)

        kwargs = {'a':'b'}

        result = tree.method_with_tree_write_lock(1,2,3, a='b')

        self.assertEqual((args, kwargs), result)

        self.assertEqual(['t', 'u'], tree._locks)

        self.assertRaises(TypeError, tree.method_that_raises, 'foo')

        self.assertEqual(['t', 'u', 't', 'u'], tree._locks)