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# Copyright (C) 2005, 2007, 2009 Canonical Ltd

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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA

# TODO: 'bzr resolve' should accept a directory name and work from that

# point down

import os

import re

from bzrlib.lazy_import import lazy_import

lazy_import(globals(), """

import errno

from bzrlib import (

    builtins,

    commands,

    errors,

    osutils,

    rio,

    trace,

    workingtree,

    )

""")

from bzrlib import (

    option,

    registry,

    )

CONFLICT_SUFFIXES = ('.THIS', '.BASE', '.OTHER')

class cmd_conflicts(commands.Command):

    """List files with conflicts.

    Merge will do its best to combine the changes in two branches, but there

    are some kinds of problems only a human can fix.  When it encounters those,

    it will mark a conflict.  A conflict means that you need to fix something,

    before you should commit.

    Conflicts normally are listed as short, human-readable messages.  If --text

    is supplied, the pathnames of files with text conflicts are listed,

    instead.  (This is useful for editing all files with text conflicts.)

    Use bzr resolve when you have fixed a problem.

    """

    takes_options = [

            option.Option('text',

                          help='List paths of files with text conflicts.'),

        ]

    _see_also = ['resolve']

    def run(self, text=False):

        wt = workingtree.WorkingTree.open_containing(u'.')[0]

        for conflict in wt.conflicts():

            if text:

                if conflict.typestring != 'text conflict':

                    continue

                self.outf.write(conflict.path + '\n')

            else:

                self.outf.write(str(conflict) + '\n')

resolve_action_registry = registry.Registry()

resolve_action_registry.register(

    'done', 'done', 'Marks the conflict as resolved' )

resolve_action_registry.register(

    'keep-mine', 'keep_mine',

    'Resolve the conflict preserving the version in the working tree' )

resolve_action_registry.register(

    'take-their', 'take_their',

    'Resolve the conflict taking the merged version into account' )

resolve_action_registry.default_key = 'done'

class ResolveActionOption(option.RegistryOption):

    def __init__(self):

        super(ResolveActionOption, self).__init__(

            'action', 'How to resolve the conflict.',

            value_switches=True,

            registry=resolve_action_registry)

class cmd_resolve(commands.Command):

    """Mark a conflict as resolved.

    Merge will do its best to combine the changes in two branches, but there

    are some kinds of problems only a human can fix.  When it encounters those,

    it will mark a conflict.  A conflict means that you need to fix something,

    before you should commit.

    Once you have fixed a problem, use "bzr resolve" to automatically mark

    text conflicts as fixed, "bzr resolve FILE" to mark a specific conflict as

    resolved, or "bzr resolve --all" to mark all conflicts as resolved.

    """

    aliases = ['resolved']

    takes_args = ['file*']

    takes_options = [

            option.Option('all', help='Resolve all conflicts in this tree.'),

            ResolveActionOption(),

            ]

    _see_also = ['conflicts']

    def run(self, file_list=None, all=False, action=None):

        if all:

            if file_list:

                raise errors.BzrCommandError("If --all is specified,"

                                             " no FILE may be provided")

            tree = workingtree.WorkingTree.open_containing('.')[0]

            if action is None:

                action = 'done'

        else:

            tree, file_list = builtins.tree_files(file_list)

            if file_list is None:

                if action is None:

                    action = 'auto'

            else:

                if action is None:

                    action = 'done'

        if action == 'auto':

            if file_list is None:

                un_resolved, resolved = tree.auto_resolve()

                if len(un_resolved) > 0:

                    trace.note('%d conflict(s) auto-resolved.', len(resolved))

                    trace.note('Remaining conflicts:')

                    for conflict in un_resolved:

                        trace.note(conflict)

                    return 1

                else:

                    trace.note('All conflicts resolved.')

                    return 0

            else:

                # FIXME: This can never occur but the block above needs some

                # refactoring so transfer tree.auto_resolve() to

                # conflict.auto(tree) --vila 091242

                pass

        else:

            resolve(tree, file_list, action=action)

def resolve(tree, paths=None, ignore_misses=False, recursive=False,

            action='done'):

    """Resolve some or all of the conflicts in a working tree.

    :param paths: If None, resolve all conflicts.  Otherwise, select only

        specified conflicts.

    :param recursive: If True, then elements of paths which are directories

        have all their children resolved, etc.  When invoked as part of

        recursive commands like revert, this should be True.  For commands

        or applications wishing finer-grained control, like the resolve

        command, this should be False.

    :param ignore_misses: If False, warnings will be printed if the supplied

        paths do not have conflicts.

    :param action: How the conflict should be resolved,

    """

    tree.lock_tree_write()

    try:

        tree_conflicts = tree.conflicts()

        if paths is None:

            new_conflicts = ConflictList()

            to_process = tree_conflicts

        else:

            new_conflicts, to_process = tree_conflicts.select_conflicts(

                tree, paths, ignore_misses, recursive)

        for conflict in to_process:

            try:

                conflict._do(action, tree)

                conflict.cleanup(tree)

            except NotImplementedError:

                new_conflicts.append(conflict)

        try:

            tree.set_conflicts(new_conflicts)

        except errors.UnsupportedOperation:

            pass

    finally:

        tree.unlock()

def restore(filename):

    """Restore a conflicted file to the state it was in before merging.

    Only text restoration is supported at present.

    """

    conflicted = False

    try:

        osutils.rename(filename + ".THIS", filename)

        conflicted = True

    except OSError, e:

        if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:

            raise

    try:

        os.unlink(filename + ".BASE")

        conflicted = True

    except OSError, e:

        if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:

            raise

    try:

        os.unlink(filename + ".OTHER")

        conflicted = True

    except OSError, e:

        if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:

            raise

    if not conflicted:

        raise errors.NotConflicted(filename)

class ConflictList(object):

    """List of conflicts.

    Typically obtained from WorkingTree.conflicts()

    Can be instantiated from stanzas or from Conflict subclasses.

    """

    def __init__(self, conflicts=None):

        object.__init__(self)

        if conflicts is None:

            self.__list = []

        else:

            self.__list = conflicts

    def is_empty(self):

        return len(self.__list) == 0

    def __len__(self):

        return len(self.__list)

    def __iter__(self):

        return iter(self.__list)

    def __getitem__(self, key):

        return self.__list[key]

    def append(self, conflict):

        return self.__list.append(conflict)

    def __eq__(self, other_list):

        return list(self) == list(other_list)

    def __ne__(self, other_list):

        return not (self == other_list)

    def __repr__(self):

        return "ConflictList(%r)" % self.__list

    @staticmethod

    def from_stanzas(stanzas):

        """Produce a new ConflictList from an iterable of stanzas"""

        conflicts = ConflictList()

        for stanza in stanzas:

            conflicts.append(Conflict.factory(**stanza.as_dict()))

        return conflicts

    def to_stanzas(self):

        """Generator of stanzas"""

        for conflict in self:

            yield conflict.as_stanza()

    def to_strings(self):

        """Generate strings for the provided conflicts"""

        for conflict in self:

            yield str(conflict)

    def remove_files(self, tree):

        """Remove the THIS, BASE and OTHER files for listed conflicts"""

        for conflict in self:

            if not conflict.has_files:

                continue

            conflict.cleanup(tree)

    def select_conflicts(self, tree, paths, ignore_misses=False,

                         recurse=False):

        """Select the conflicts associated with paths in a tree.

        File-ids are also used for this.

        :return: a pair of ConflictLists: (not_selected, selected)

        """

        path_set = set(paths)

        ids = {}

        selected_paths = set()

        new_conflicts = ConflictList()

        selected_conflicts = ConflictList()

        for path in paths:

            file_id = tree.path2id(path)

            if file_id is not None:

                ids[file_id] = path

        for conflict in self:

            selected = False

            for key in ('path', 'conflict_path'):

                cpath = getattr(conflict, key, None)

                if cpath is None:

                    continue

                if cpath in path_set:

                    selected = True

                    selected_paths.add(cpath)

                if recurse:

                    if osutils.is_inside_any(path_set, cpath):

                        selected = True

                        selected_paths.add(cpath)

            for key in ('file_id', 'conflict_file_id'):

                cfile_id = getattr(conflict, key, None)

                if cfile_id is None:

                    continue

                try:

                    cpath = ids[cfile_id]

                except KeyError:

                    continue

                selected = True

                selected_paths.add(cpath)

            if selected:

                selected_conflicts.append(conflict)

            else:

                new_conflicts.append(conflict)

        if ignore_misses is not True:

            for path in [p for p in paths if p not in selected_paths]:

                if not os.path.exists(tree.abspath(path)):

                    print "%s does not exist" % path

                else:

                    print "%s is not conflicted" % path

        return new_conflicts, selected_conflicts

class Conflict(object):

    """Base class for all types of conflict"""

    # FIXME: cleanup should take care of that

    has_files = False

    def __init__(self, path, file_id=None):

        self.path = path

        # warn turned off, because the factory blindly transfers the Stanza

        # values to __init__ and Stanza is purely a Unicode api.

        self.file_id = osutils.safe_file_id(file_id, warn=False)

    def as_stanza(self):

        s = rio.Stanza(type=self.typestring, path=self.path)

        if self.file_id is not None:

            # Stanza requires Unicode apis

            s.add('file_id', self.file_id.decode('utf8'))

        return s

    def _cmp_list(self):

        return [type(self), self.path, self.file_id]

    def __cmp__(self, other):

        if getattr(other, "_cmp_list", None) is None:

            return -1

        return cmp(self._cmp_list(), other._cmp_list())

    def __hash__(self):

        return hash((type(self), self.path, self.file_id))

    def __eq__(self, other):

        return self.__cmp__(other) == 0

    def __ne__(self, other):

        return not self.__eq__(other)

    def __str__(self):

        return self.format % self.__dict__

    def __repr__(self):

        rdict = dict(self.__dict__)

        rdict['class'] = self.__class__.__name__

        return self.rformat % rdict

    @staticmethod

    def factory(type, **kwargs):

        global ctype

        return ctype[type](**kwargs)

    @staticmethod

    def sort_key(conflict):

        if conflict.path is not None:

            return conflict.path, conflict.typestring

        elif getattr(conflict, "conflict_path", None) is not None:

            return conflict.conflict_path, conflict.typestring

        else:

            return None, conflict.typestring

    def _do(self, action, tree):

        """Apply the specified action to the conflict.

        :param action: The method name to call.

        :param tree: The tree passed as a parameter to the method.

        """

        meth = getattr(self, action, None)

        if meth is None:

            raise NotImplementedError(self.__class__.__name__ + '.' + action)

        meth(tree)

    def cleanup(self, tree):

        raise NotImplementedError(self.cleanup)

    def done(self, tree):

        """Mark the conflict as solved once it has been handled."""

        # This method does nothing but simplifies the design of upper levels.

        pass

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        raise NotImplementedError(self.keep_mine)

    def take_their(self, tree):

        raise NotImplementedError(self.take_their)

class PathConflict(Conflict):

    """A conflict was encountered merging file paths"""

    typestring = 'path conflict'

    format = 'Path conflict: %(path)s / %(conflict_path)s'

    rformat = '%(class)s(%(path)r, %(conflict_path)r, %(file_id)r)'

    def __init__(self, path, conflict_path=None, file_id=None):

        Conflict.__init__(self, path, file_id)

        self.conflict_path = conflict_path

    def as_stanza(self):

        s = Conflict.as_stanza(self)

        if self.conflict_path is not None:

            s.add('conflict_path', self.conflict_path)

        return s

    def cleanup(self, tree):

        # No additional files have been generated here

        pass

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        tree.rename_one(self.conflict_path, self.path)

    def take_their(self, tree):

        # just acccept bzr proposal

        pass

class ContentsConflict(PathConflict):

    """The files are of different types, or not present"""

    has_files = True

    typestring = 'contents conflict'

    format = 'Contents conflict in %(path)s'

    def cleanup(self, tree):

        for suffix in ('.BASE', '.OTHER'):

            try:

                osutils.delete_any(tree.abspath(self.path + suffix))

            except OSError, e:

                if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:

                    raise

    # FIXME: I smell something weird here and it seems we should be able to be

    # more coherent with some other conflict ? bzr *did* a choice there but

    # neither keep_mine nor take_their reflect that... -- vila 091224

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.path + '.OTHER'], force=True, keep_files=False)

    def take_their(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.path], force=True, keep_files=False)

# FIXME: TextConflict is about a single file-id, there never is a conflict_path

# attribute so we shouldn't inherit from PathConflict but simply from Conflict

# TODO: There should be a base revid attribute to better inform the user about

# how the conflicts were generated.

class TextConflict(PathConflict):

    """The merge algorithm could not resolve all differences encountered."""

    has_files = True

    typestring = 'text conflict'

    format = 'Text conflict in %(path)s'

    def cleanup(self, tree):

        for suffix in CONFLICT_SUFFIXES:

            try:

                osutils.delete_any(tree.abspath(self.path+suffix))

            except OSError, e:

                if e.errno != errno.ENOENT:

                    raise

class HandledConflict(Conflict):

    """A path problem that has been provisionally resolved.

    This is intended to be a base class.

    """

    rformat = "%(class)s(%(action)r, %(path)r, %(file_id)r)"

    def __init__(self, action, path, file_id=None):

        Conflict.__init__(self, path, file_id)

        self.action = action

    def _cmp_list(self):

        return Conflict._cmp_list(self) + [self.action]

    def as_stanza(self):

        s = Conflict.as_stanza(self)

        s.add('action', self.action)

        return s

    def cleanup(self, tree):

        """Nothing to cleanup."""

        pass

class HandledPathConflict(HandledConflict):

    """A provisionally-resolved path problem involving two paths.

    This is intended to be a base class.

    """

    rformat = "%(class)s(%(action)r, %(path)r, %(conflict_path)r,"\

        " %(file_id)r, %(conflict_file_id)r)"

    def __init__(self, action, path, conflict_path, file_id=None,

                 conflict_file_id=None):

        HandledConflict.__init__(self, action, path, file_id)

        self.conflict_path = conflict_path

        # warn turned off, because the factory blindly transfers the Stanza

        # values to __init__.

        self.conflict_file_id = osutils.safe_file_id(conflict_file_id,

                                                     warn=False)

    def _cmp_list(self):

        return HandledConflict._cmp_list(self) + [self.conflict_path,

                                                  self.conflict_file_id]

    def as_stanza(self):

        s = HandledConflict.as_stanza(self)

        s.add('conflict_path', self.conflict_path)

        if self.conflict_file_id is not None:

            s.add('conflict_file_id', self.conflict_file_id.decode('utf8'))

        return s

class DuplicateID(HandledPathConflict):

    """Two files want the same file_id."""

    typestring = 'duplicate id'

    format = 'Conflict adding id to %(conflict_path)s.  %(action)s %(path)s.'

class DuplicateEntry(HandledPathConflict):

    """Two directory entries want to have the same name."""

    typestring = 'duplicate'

    format = 'Conflict adding file %(conflict_path)s.  %(action)s %(path)s.'

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.conflict_path], force=True, keep_files=False)

        tree.rename_one(self.path, self.conflict_path)

    def take_their(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.path], force=True, keep_files=False)

class ParentLoop(HandledPathConflict):

    """An attempt to create an infinitely-looping directory structure.

    This is rare, but can be produced like so:

    tree A:

      mv foo bar

    tree B:

      mv bar foo

    merge A and B

    """

    typestring = 'parent loop'

    format = 'Conflict moving %(conflict_path)s into %(path)s.  %(action)s.'

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        # just acccept bzr proposal

        pass

    def take_their(self, tree):

        # FIXME: We shouldn't have to manipulate so many paths here (and there

        # is probably a bug or two...)

        conflict_base_path = osutils.basename(self.conflict_path)

        base_path = osutils.basename(self.path)

        tree.rename_one(self.conflict_path, conflict_base_path)

        tree.rename_one(self.path,

                        osutils.joinpath([conflict_base_path, base_path]))

class UnversionedParent(HandledConflict):

    """An attempt to version a file whose parent directory is not versioned.

    Typically, the result of a merge where one tree unversioned the directory

    and the other added a versioned file to it.

    """

    typestring = 'unversioned parent'

    format = 'Conflict because %(path)s is not versioned, but has versioned'\

             ' children.  %(action)s.'

    # FIXME: We silently do nothing to make tests pass, but most probably the

    # conflict shouldn't exist (the long story is that the conflict is

    # generated with another one that can be resolved properly) -- vila 091224

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        pass

    def take_their(self, tree):

        pass

class MissingParent(HandledConflict):

    """An attempt to add files to a directory that is not present.

    Typically, the result of a merge where THIS deleted the directory and

    the OTHER added a file to it.

    See also: DeletingParent (same situation, THIS and OTHER reversed)

    """

    typestring = 'missing parent'

    format = 'Conflict adding files to %(path)s.  %(action)s.'

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.path], force=True, keep_files=False)

    def take_their(self, tree):

        # just acccept bzr proposal

        pass

class DeletingParent(HandledConflict):

    """An attempt to add files to a directory that is not present.

    Typically, the result of a merge where one OTHER deleted the directory and

    the THIS added a file to it.

    """

    typestring = 'deleting parent'

    format = "Conflict: can't delete %(path)s because it is not empty.  "\

             "%(action)s."

    # FIXME: It's a bit strange that the default action is not coherent with

    # MissingParent from the *user* pov.

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        # just acccept bzr proposal

        pass

    def take_their(self, tree):

        tree.remove([self.path], force=True, keep_files=False)

class NonDirectoryParent(HandledConflict):

    """An attempt to add files to a directory that is not a directory or

    an attempt to change the kind of a directory with files.

    """

    typestring = 'non-directory parent'

    format = "Conflict: %(path)s is not a directory, but has files in it."\

             "  %(action)s."

    def keep_mine(self, tree):

        # FIXME: we should preserve that path when the conflict is generated !