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import os

from bzrlib import (

    bzrdir,

    conflicts,

    errors,

    option,

    tests,

    )

from bzrlib.tests import (

    script,

    scenarios,

    )

load_tests = scenarios.load_tests_apply_scenarios

# TODO: Test commit with some added, and added-but-missing files

# RBC 20060124 is that not tested in test_commit.py ?

# The order of 'path' here is important - do not let it

# be a sorted list.

# u'\xe5' == a with circle

# '\xc3\xae' == u'\xee' == i with hat

# So these are u'path' and 'id' only with a circle and a hat. (shappo?)

example_conflicts = conflicts.ConflictList(

    [conflicts.MissingParent('Not deleting', u'p\xe5thg', '\xc3\xaedg'),

     conflicts.ContentsConflict(u'p\xe5tha', None, '\xc3\xaeda'),

     conflicts.TextConflict(u'p\xe5tha'),

     conflicts.PathConflict(u'p\xe5thb', u'p\xe5thc', '\xc3\xaedb'),

     conflicts.DuplicateID('Unversioned existing file',

                           u'p\xe5thc', u'p\xe5thc2',

                           '\xc3\xaedc', '\xc3\xaedc'),

    conflicts.DuplicateEntry('Moved existing file to',

                             u'p\xe5thdd.moved', u'p\xe5thd',

                             '\xc3\xaedd', None),

    conflicts.ParentLoop('Cancelled move', u'p\xe5the', u'p\xe5th2e',

                         None, '\xc3\xaed2e'),

    conflicts.UnversionedParent('Versioned directory',

                                u'p\xe5thf', '\xc3\xaedf'),

    conflicts.NonDirectoryParent('Created directory',

                                 u'p\xe5thg', '\xc3\xaedg'),

])

class TestConflicts(tests.TestCaseWithTransport):

    def test_conflicts(self):

        """Conflicts are detected properly"""

        # Use BzrDirFormat6 so we can fake conflicts

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.', format=bzrdir.BzrDirFormat6())

        self.build_tree_contents([('hello', 'hello world4'),

                                  ('hello.THIS', 'hello world2'),

                                  ('hello.BASE', 'hello world1'),

                                  ('hello.OTHER', 'hello world3'),

                                  ('hello.sploo.BASE', 'yellowworld'),

                                  ('hello.sploo.OTHER', 'yellowworld2'),

                                  ])

        tree.lock_read()

        self.assertLength(6, list(tree.list_files()))

        tree.unlock()

        tree_conflicts = tree.conflicts()

        self.assertLength(2, tree_conflicts)

        self.assertTrue('hello' in tree_conflicts[0].path)

        self.assertTrue('hello.sploo' in tree_conflicts[1].path)

        conflicts.restore('hello')

        conflicts.restore('hello.sploo')

        self.assertLength(0, tree.conflicts())

        self.assertFileEqual('hello world2', 'hello')

        self.assertFalse(os.path.lexists('hello.sploo'))

        self.assertRaises(errors.NotConflicted, conflicts.restore, 'hello')

        self.assertRaises(errors.NotConflicted,

                          conflicts.restore, 'hello.sploo')

    def test_resolve_conflict_dir(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        self.build_tree_contents([('hello', 'hello world4'),

                                  ('hello.THIS', 'hello world2'),

                                  ('hello.BASE', 'hello world1'),

                                  ])

        os.mkdir('hello.OTHER')

        tree.add('hello', 'q')

        l = conflicts.ConflictList([conflicts.TextConflict('hello')])

        l.remove_files(tree)

    def test_select_conflicts(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        clist = conflicts.ConflictList

        def check_select(not_selected, selected, paths, **kwargs):

            self.assertEqual(

                (not_selected, selected),

                tree_conflicts.select_conflicts(tree, paths, **kwargs))

        foo = conflicts.ContentsConflict('foo')

        bar = conflicts.ContentsConflict('bar')

        tree_conflicts = clist([foo, bar])

        check_select(clist([bar]), clist([foo]), ['foo'])

        check_select(clist(), tree_conflicts,

                     [''], ignore_misses=True, recurse=True)

        foobaz  = conflicts.ContentsConflict('foo/baz')

        tree_conflicts = clist([foobaz, bar])

        check_select(clist([bar]), clist([foobaz]),

                     ['foo'], ignore_misses=True, recurse=True)

        qux = conflicts.PathConflict('qux', 'foo/baz')

        tree_conflicts = clist([qux])

        check_select(clist(), tree_conflicts,

                     ['foo'], ignore_misses=True, recurse=True)

        check_select (tree_conflicts, clist(), ['foo'], ignore_misses=True)

    def test_resolve_conflicts_recursive(self):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

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

        tree.add(['dir', 'dir/hello'])

        dirhello = conflicts.ConflictList([conflicts.TextConflict('dir/hello')])

        tree.set_conflicts(dirhello)

        conflicts.resolve(tree, ['dir'], recursive=False, ignore_misses=True)

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

        conflicts.resolve(tree, ['dir'], recursive=True, ignore_misses=True)

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

class TestConflictStanzas(tests.TestCase):

    def test_stanza_roundtrip(self):

        # write and read our example stanza.

        stanza_iter = example_conflicts.to_stanzas()

        processed = conflicts.ConflictList.from_stanzas(stanza_iter)

        for o, p in zip(processed, example_conflicts):

            self.assertEqual(o, p)

            self.assertIsInstance(o.path, unicode)

            if o.file_id is not None:

                self.assertIsInstance(o.file_id, str)

            conflict_path = getattr(o, 'conflict_path', None)

            if conflict_path is not None:

                self.assertIsInstance(conflict_path, unicode)

            conflict_file_id = getattr(o, 'conflict_file_id', None)

            if conflict_file_id is not None:

                self.assertIsInstance(conflict_file_id, str)

    def test_stanzification(self):

        for stanza in example_conflicts.to_stanzas():

            if 'file_id' in stanza:

                # In Stanza form, the file_id has to be unicode.

                self.assertStartsWith(stanza['file_id'], u'\xeed')

            self.assertStartsWith(stanza['path'], u'p\xe5th')

            if 'conflict_path' in stanza:

                self.assertStartsWith(stanza['conflict_path'], u'p\xe5th')

            if 'conflict_file_id' in stanza:

                self.assertStartsWith(stanza['conflict_file_id'], u'\xeed')

# FIXME: The shell-like tests should be converted to real whitebox tests... or

# moved to a blackbox module -- vila 20100205

# FIXME: test missing for multiple conflicts

# FIXME: Tests missing for DuplicateID conflict type

class TestResolveConflicts(script.TestCaseWithTransportAndScript):

    preamble = None # The setup script set by daughter classes

    def setUp(self):

        super(TestResolveConflicts, self).setUp()

        self.run_script(self.preamble)

def mirror_scenarios(base_scenarios):

    """Return a list of mirrored scenarios.

    Each scenario in base_scenarios is duplicated switching the roles of 'this'

    and 'other'

    """

    scenarios = []

    for common, (lname, ldict), (rname, rdict) in base_scenarios:

        a = tests.multiply_scenarios([(lname, dict(_this=ldict))],

                                     [(rname, dict(_other=rdict))])

        b = tests.multiply_scenarios([(rname, dict(_this=rdict))],

                                     [(lname, dict(_other=ldict))])

        # Inject the common parameters in all scenarios

        for name, d in a + b:

            d.update(common)

        scenarios.extend(a + b)

    return scenarios

# FIXME: Get rid of parametrized (in the class name) once we delete

# TestResolveConflicts -- vila 20100308

class TestParametrizedResolveConflicts(tests.TestCaseWithTransport):

    """This class provides a base to test single conflict resolution.

    Since all conflict objects are created with specific semantics for their

    attributes, each class should implement the necessary functions and

    attributes described below.

    Each class should define the scenarios that create the expected (single)

    conflict.

    Each scenario describes:

    * how to create 'base' tree (and revision)

    * how to create 'left' tree (and revision, parent rev 'base')

    * how to create 'right' tree (and revision, parent rev 'base')

    * how to check that changes in 'base'->'left' have been taken

    * how to check that changes in 'base'->'right' have been taken

    From each base scenario, we generate two concrete scenarios where:

    * this=left, other=right

    * this=right, other=left

    Then the test case verifies each concrete scenario by:

    * creating a branch containing the 'base', 'this' and 'other' revisions

    * creating a working tree for the 'this' revision

    * performing the merge of 'other' into 'this'

    * verifying the expected conflict was generated

    * resolving with --take-this or --take-other, and running the corresponding

      checks (for either 'base'->'this', or 'base'->'other')

    :cvar _conflict_type: The expected class of the generated conflict.

    :cvar _assert_conflict: A method receiving the working tree and the

        conflict object and checking its attributes.

    :cvar _base_actions: The branchbuilder actions to create the 'base'

        revision.

    :cvar _this: The dict related to 'base' -> 'this'. It contains at least:

      * 'actions': The branchbuilder actions to create the 'this'

          revision.

      * 'check': how to check the changes after resolution with --take-this.

    :cvar _other: The dict related to 'base' -> 'other'. It contains at least:

      * 'actions': The branchbuilder actions to create the 'other'

          revision.

      * 'check': how to check the changes after resolution with --take-other.

    """

    # Set by daughter classes

    _conflict_type = None

    _assert_conflict = None

    # Set by load_tests

    _base_actions = None

    _this = None

    _other = None

    scenarios = []

    """The scenario list for the conflict type defined by the class.

    Each scenario is of the form:

    (common, (left_name, left_dict), (right_name, right_dict))

    * common is a dict

    * left_name and right_name are the scenario names that will be combined

    * left_dict and right_dict are the attributes specific to each half of

      the scenario. They should include at least 'actions' and 'check' and

      will be available as '_this' and '_other' test instance attributes.

    Daughters classes are free to add their specific attributes as they see

    fit in any of the three dicts.

    This is a class method so that load_tests can find it.

    '_base_actions' in the common dict, 'actions' and 'check' in the left

    and right dicts use names that map to methods in the test classes. Some

    prefixes are added to these names to get the correspong methods (see

    _get_actions() and _get_check()). The motivation here is to avoid

    collisions in the class namespace.

    """

    def setUp(self):

        super(TestParametrizedResolveConflicts, self).setUp()

        builder = self.make_branch_builder('trunk')

        builder.start_series()

        # Create an empty trunk

        builder.build_snapshot('start', None, [

                ('add', ('', 'root-id', 'directory', ''))])

        # Add a minimal base content

        base_actions = self._get_actions(self._base_actions)()

        builder.build_snapshot('base', ['start'], base_actions)

        # Modify the base content in branch

        actions_other = self._get_actions(self._other['actions'])()

        builder.build_snapshot('other', ['base'], actions_other)

        # Modify the base content in trunk

        actions_this = self._get_actions(self._this['actions'])()

        builder.build_snapshot('this', ['base'], actions_this)

        # builder.get_branch() tip is now 'this'

        builder.finish_series()

        self.builder = builder

    def _get_actions(self, name):

        return getattr(self, 'do_%s' % name)

    def _get_check(self, name):

        return getattr(self, 'check_%s' % name)

    def _merge_other_into_this(self):

        b = self.builder.get_branch()

        wt = b.bzrdir.sprout('branch').open_workingtree()

        wt.merge_from_branch(b, 'other')

        return wt

    def assertConflict(self, wt):

        confs = wt.conflicts()

        self.assertLength(1, confs)

        c = confs[0]

        self.assertIsInstance(c, self._conflict_type)

        self._assert_conflict(wt, c)

    def _get_resolve_path_arg(self, wt, action):

        raise NotImplementedError(self._get_resolve_path_arg)

    def check_resolved(self, wt, action):

        path = self._get_resolve_path_arg(wt, action)

        conflicts.resolve(wt, [path], action=action)

        # Check that we don't have any conflicts nor unknown left

        self.assertLength(0, wt.conflicts())

        self.assertLength(0, list(wt.unknowns()))

    def test_resolve_taking_this(self):

        wt = self._merge_other_into_this()

        self.assertConflict(wt)

        self.check_resolved(wt, 'take_this')

        check_this = self._get_check(self._this['check'])

        check_this()

    def test_resolve_taking_other(self):

        wt = self._merge_other_into_this()

        self.assertConflict(wt)

        self.check_resolved(wt, 'take_other')

        check_other = self._get_check(self._other['check'])

        check_other()

class TestResolveTextConflicts(TestParametrizedResolveConflicts):

    _conflict_type = conflicts.TextConflict

    # Set by the scenarios

    # path and file-id for the file involved in the conflict

    _path = None

    _file_id = None

    scenarios = mirror_scenarios(

        [

            # File modified/deleted

            (dict(_base_actions='create_file',

                  _path='file', _file_id='file-id'),

             ('filed_modified_A',

              dict(actions='modify_file_A', check='file_has_content_A')),

             ('file_modified_B',

              dict(actions='modify_file_B', check='file_has_content_B')),),

            ])

    def do_create_file(self):

        return [('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'trunk content\n'))]

    def do_modify_file_A(self):

        return [('modify', ('file-id', 'trunk content\nfeature A\n'))]

    def do_modify_file_B(self):

        return [('modify', ('file-id', 'trunk content\nfeature B\n'))]

    def check_file_has_content_A(self):

        self.assertFileEqual('trunk content\nfeature A\n', 'branch/file')

    def check_file_has_content_B(self):

        self.assertFileEqual('trunk content\nfeature B\n', 'branch/file')

    def _get_resolve_path_arg(self, wt, action):

        return self._path

    def assertTextConflict(self, wt, c):

        self.assertEqual(self._file_id, c.file_id)

        self.assertEqual(self._path, c.path)

    _assert_conflict = assertTextConflict

class TestResolveContentsConflict(TestParametrizedResolveConflicts):

    _conflict_type = conflicts.ContentsConflict

    # Set by the scenarios

    # path and file-id for the file involved in the conflict

    _path = None

    _file_id = None

    scenarios = mirror_scenarios(

        [

            # File modified/deleted

            (dict(_base_actions='create_file',

                  _path='file', _file_id='file-id'),

             ('file_modified',

              dict(actions='modify_file', check='file_has_more_content')),

             ('file_deleted',

              dict(actions='delete_file', check='file_doesnt_exist')),),

            ])

    def do_create_file(self):

        return [('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'trunk content\n'))]

    def do_modify_file(self):

        return [('modify', ('file-id', 'trunk content\nmore content\n'))]

    def check_file_has_more_content(self):

        self.assertFileEqual('trunk content\nmore content\n', 'branch/file')

    def do_delete_file(self):

        return [('unversion', 'file-id')]

    def check_file_doesnt_exist(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/file')

    def _get_resolve_path_arg(self, wt, action):

        return self._path

    def assertContentsConflict(self, wt, c):

        self.assertEqual(self._file_id, c.file_id)

        self.assertEqual(self._path, c.path)

    _assert_conflict = assertContentsConflict

class TestResolvePathConflict(TestParametrizedResolveConflicts):

    _conflict_type = conflicts.PathConflict

    def do_nothing(self):

        return []

    # Each side dict additionally defines:

    # - path path involved (can be '<deleted>')

    # - file-id involved

    scenarios = mirror_scenarios(

        [

            # File renamed/deleted

            (dict(_base_actions='create_file'),

             ('file_renamed',

              dict(actions='rename_file', check='file_renamed',

                   path='new-file', file_id='file-id')),

             ('file_deleted',

              dict(actions='delete_file', check='file_doesnt_exist',

                   # PathConflicts deletion handling requires a special

                   # hard-coded value

                   path='<deleted>', file_id='file-id')),),

            # File renamed/renamed differently

            (dict(_base_actions='create_file'),

             ('file_renamed',

              dict(actions='rename_file', check='file_renamed',

                   path='new-file', file_id='file-id')),

             ('file_renamed2',

              dict(actions='rename_file2', check='file_renamed2',

                   path='new-file2', file_id='file-id')),),

            # Dir renamed/deleted

            (dict(_base_actions='create_dir'),

             ('dir_renamed',

              dict(actions='rename_dir', check='dir_renamed',

                   path='new-dir', file_id='dir-id')),

             ('dir_deleted',

              dict(actions='delete_dir', check='dir_doesnt_exist',

                   # PathConflicts deletion handling requires a special

                   # hard-coded value

                   path='<deleted>', file_id='dir-id')),),

            # Dir renamed/renamed differently

            (dict(_base_actions='create_dir'),

             ('dir_renamed',

              dict(actions='rename_dir', check='dir_renamed',

                   path='new-dir', file_id='dir-id')),

             ('dir_renamed2',

              dict(actions='rename_dir2', check='dir_renamed2',

                   path='new-dir2', file_id='dir-id')),),

            ])

    def do_create_file(self):

        return [('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'trunk content\n'))]

    def do_create_dir(self):

        return [('add', ('dir', 'dir-id', 'directory', ''))]

    def do_rename_file(self):

        return [('rename', ('file', 'new-file'))]

    def check_file_renamed(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/file')

        self.failUnlessExists('branch/new-file')

    def do_rename_file2(self):

        return [('rename', ('file', 'new-file2'))]

    def check_file_renamed2(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/file')

        self.failUnlessExists('branch/new-file2')

    def do_rename_dir(self):

        return [('rename', ('dir', 'new-dir'))]

    def check_dir_renamed(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/dir')

        self.failUnlessExists('branch/new-dir')

    def do_rename_dir2(self):

        return [('rename', ('dir', 'new-dir2'))]

    def check_dir_renamed2(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/dir')

        self.failUnlessExists('branch/new-dir2')

    def do_delete_file(self):

        return [('unversion', 'file-id')]

    def check_file_doesnt_exist(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/file')

    def do_delete_dir(self):

        return [('unversion', 'dir-id')]

    def check_dir_doesnt_exist(self):

        self.failIfExists('branch/dir')

    def _get_resolve_path_arg(self, wt, action):

        tpath = self._this['path']

        opath = self._other['path']

        if tpath == '<deleted>':

            path = opath

        else:

            path = tpath

        return path

    def assertPathConflict(self, wt, c):

        tpath = self._this['path']

        tfile_id = self._this['file_id']

        opath = self._other['path']

        ofile_id = self._other['file_id']

        self.assertEqual(tfile_id, ofile_id) # Sanity check

        self.assertEqual(tfile_id, c.file_id)

        self.assertEqual(tpath, c.path)

        self.assertEqual(opath, c.conflict_path)

    _assert_conflict = assertPathConflict

class TestResolvePathConflictBefore531967(TestResolvePathConflict):

    """Same as TestResolvePathConflict but a specific conflict object.

    """

    def assertPathConflict(self, c):

        # We create a conflict object as it was created before the fix and

        # inject it into the working tree, the test will exercise the

        # compatibility code.

        old_c = conflicts.PathConflict('<deleted>', self._item_path,

                                       file_id=None)

        wt.set_conflicts(conflicts.ConflictList([old_c]))

class TestResolveDuplicateEntry(TestParametrizedResolveConflicts):

    _conflict_type = conflicts.DuplicateEntry

    scenarios = mirror_scenarios(

        [

            # File created with different file-ids

            (dict(_base_actions='nothing'),

             ('filea_created',

              dict(actions='create_file_a', check='file_content_a',

                   path='file', file_id='file-a-id')),

             ('fileb_created',

              dict(actions='create_file_b', check='file_content_b',

                   path='file', file_id='file-b-id')),),

            ])

    def do_nothing(self):

        return []

    def do_create_file_a(self):

        return [('add', ('file', 'file-a-id', 'file', 'file a content\n'))]

    def check_file_content_a(self):

        self.assertFileEqual('file a content\n', 'branch/file')

    def do_create_file_b(self):

        return [('add', ('file', 'file-b-id', 'file', 'file b content\n'))]

    def check_file_content_b(self):

        self.assertFileEqual('file b content\n', 'branch/file')

    def _get_resolve_path_arg(self, wt, action):

        return self._this['path']

    def assertDuplicateEntry(self, wt, c):

        tpath = self._this['path']

        tfile_id = self._this['file_id']

        opath = self._other['path']

        ofile_id = self._other['file_id']

        self.assertEqual(tpath, opath) # Sanity check

        self.assertEqual(tfile_id, c.file_id)

        self.assertEqual(tpath + '.moved', c.path)

        self.assertEqual(tpath, c.conflict_path)

    _assert_conflict = assertDuplicateEntry

class TestResolveUnversionedParent(TestResolveConflicts):

    # FIXME: Add the reverse tests: dir deleted in trunk, file added in branch

    # FIXME: While this *creates* UnversionedParent conflicts, this really only

    # tests MissingParent resolution :-/

    preamble = """

$ bzr init trunk

...

$ cd trunk

$ mkdir dir

$ bzr add -q dir

$ bzr commit -m 'Create trunk' -q

$ echo 'trunk content' >dir/file

$ bzr add -q dir/file

$ bzr commit -q -m 'Add dir/file in trunk'

$ bzr branch -q . -r 1 ../branch

$ cd ../branch

$ bzr rm dir -q

$ bzr commit -q -m 'Remove dir in branch'

$ bzr merge ../trunk

2>+N  dir/

2>+N  dir/file

2>Conflict adding files to dir.  Created directory.

2>Conflict because dir is not versioned, but has versioned children.  Versioned directory.

2>2 conflicts encountered.

"""

    def test_take_this(self):

        self.run_script("""

$ bzr rm -q dir  --force

$ bzr resolve dir

2>2 conflict(s) resolved, 0 remaining