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"""Tests for the safe branch open code."""

from bzrlib import urlutils

from bzrlib.branch import (

    Branch,

    BranchReferenceFormat,

    )

from bzrlib.bzrdir import (

    BzrDir,

    BzrProber,

    )

from bzrlib.controldir import ControlDirFormat

from bzrlib.errors import NotBranchError

from bzrlib.safe_open import (

    BadUrl,

    BlacklistPolicy,

    BranchLoopError,

    BranchReferenceForbidden,

    safe_open,

    SafeBranchOpener,

    WhitelistPolicy,

    )

from bzrlib.tests import (

    TestCase,

    TestCaseWithTransport,

    )

from bzrlib.transport import chroot

class TestSafeBranchOpenerCheckAndFollowBranchReference(TestCase):

    """Unit tests for `SafeBranchOpener.check_and_follow_branch_reference`."""

    def setUp(self):

        super(TestSafeBranchOpenerCheckAndFollowBranchReference, self).setUp()

        SafeBranchOpener.install_hook()

    class StubbedSafeBranchOpener(SafeBranchOpener):

        """SafeBranchOpener that provides canned answers.

        We implement the methods we need to to be able to control all the

        inputs to the `follow_reference` method, which is what is

        being tested in this class.

        """

        def __init__(self, references, policy):

            parent_cls = TestSafeBranchOpenerCheckAndFollowBranchReference

            super(parent_cls.StubbedSafeBranchOpener, self).__init__(policy)

            self._reference_values = {}

            for i in range(len(references) - 1):

                self._reference_values[references[i]] = references[i + 1]

            self.follow_reference_calls = []

        def follow_reference(self, url):

            self.follow_reference_calls.append(url)

            return self._reference_values[url]

    def make_branch_opener(self, should_follow_references, references,

                         unsafe_urls=None):

        policy = BlacklistPolicy(should_follow_references, unsafe_urls)

        opener = self.StubbedSafeBranchOpener(references, policy)

        return opener

    def test_check_initial_url(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference rejects all URLs that are not allowed.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(None, [], set(['a']))

        self.assertRaises(

            BadUrl, opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference, 'a')

    def test_not_reference(self):

        # When branch references are forbidden, check_and_follow_branch_reference

        # does not raise on non-references.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(False, ['a', None])

        self.assertEquals(

            'a', opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference('a'))

        self.assertEquals(['a'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

    def test_branch_reference_forbidden(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference raises BranchReferenceForbidden if

        # branch references are forbidden and the source URL points to a

        # branch reference.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(False, ['a', 'b'])

        self.assertRaises(

            BranchReferenceForbidden,

            opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference, 'a')

        self.assertEquals(['a'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

    def test_allowed_reference(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference does not raise if following references

        # is allowed and the source URL points to a branch reference to a

        # permitted location.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(True, ['a', 'b', None])

        self.assertEquals(

            'b', opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference('a'))

        self.assertEquals(['a', 'b'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

    def test_check_referenced_urls(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference checks if the URL a reference points

        # to is safe.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(

            True, ['a', 'b', None], unsafe_urls=set('b'))

        self.assertRaises(

            BadUrl, opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference, 'a')

        self.assertEquals(['a'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

    def test_self_referencing_branch(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference raises BranchReferenceLoopError if

        # following references is allowed and the source url points to a

        # self-referencing branch reference.

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(True, ['a', 'a'])

        self.assertRaises(

            BranchLoopError, opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference, 'a')

        self.assertEquals(['a'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

    def test_branch_reference_loop(self):

        # check_and_follow_branch_reference raises BranchReferenceLoopError if

        # following references is allowed and the source url points to a loop

        # of branch references.

        references = ['a', 'b', 'a']

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(True, references)

        self.assertRaises(

            BranchLoopError, opener.check_and_follow_branch_reference, 'a')

        self.assertEquals(['a', 'b'], opener.follow_reference_calls)

class TrackingProber(BzrProber):

    """Subclass of BzrProber which tracks URLs it has been asked to open."""

    seen_urls = []

    @classmethod

    def probe_transport(klass, transport):

        klass.seen_urls.append(transport.base)

        return BzrProber.probe_transport(transport)

class TestSafeBranchOpenerStacking(TestCaseWithTransport):

    def setUp(self):

        super(TestSafeBranchOpenerStacking, self).setUp()

        SafeBranchOpener.install_hook()

    def make_branch_opener(self, allowed_urls, probers=None):

        policy = WhitelistPolicy(True, allowed_urls, True)

        return SafeBranchOpener(policy, probers)

    def test_probers(self):

        # Only the specified probers should be used

        b = self.make_branch('branch')

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([b.base], probers=[])

        self.assertRaises(NotBranchError, opener.open, b.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([b.base], probers=[BzrProber])

        self.assertEquals(b.base, opener.open(b.base).base)

    def test_default_probers(self):

        # If no probers are specified to the constructor

        # of SafeBranchOpener, then a safe set will be used,

        # rather than all probers registered in bzr.

        self.addCleanup(ControlDirFormat.unregister_prober, TrackingProber)

        ControlDirFormat.register_prober(TrackingProber)

        # Open a location without any branches, so that all probers are

        # tried.

        # First, check that the TrackingProber tracks correctly.

        TrackingProber.seen_urls = []

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(["."], probers=[TrackingProber])

        self.assertRaises(NotBranchError, opener.open, ".")

        self.assertEquals(1, len(TrackingProber.seen_urls))

        TrackingProber.seen_urls = []

        # And make sure it's registered in such a way that BzrDir.open would

        # use it.

        self.assertRaises(NotBranchError, BzrDir.open, ".")

        self.assertEquals(1, len(TrackingProber.seen_urls))

    def test_allowed_url(self):

        # the opener does not raise an exception for branches stacked on

        # branches with allowed URLs.

        stacked_on_branch = self.make_branch('base-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch = self.make_branch('stacked-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch.set_stacked_on_url(stacked_on_branch.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(

            [stacked_branch.base, stacked_on_branch.base])

        # This doesn't raise an exception.

        opener.open(stacked_branch.base)

    def test_nstackable_repository(self):

        # treats branches with UnstackableRepositoryFormats as

        # being not stacked.

        branch = self.make_branch('unstacked', format='knit')

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([branch.base])

        # This doesn't raise an exception.

        opener.open(branch.base)

    def test_allowed_relative_url(self):

        # passes on absolute urls to check_one_url, even if the

        # value of stacked_on_location in the config is set to a relative URL.

        stacked_on_branch = self.make_branch('base-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch = self.make_branch('stacked-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch.set_stacked_on_url('../base-branch')

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(

            [stacked_branch.base, stacked_on_branch.base])

        # Note that stacked_on_branch.base is not '../base-branch', it's an

        # absolute URL.

        self.assertNotEqual('../base-branch', stacked_on_branch.base)

        # This doesn't raise an exception.

        opener.open(stacked_branch.base)

    def test_allowed_relative_nested(self):

        # Relative URLs are resolved relative to the stacked branch.

        self.get_transport().mkdir('subdir')

        a = self.make_branch('subdir/a', format='1.6')

        b = self.make_branch('b', format='1.6')

        b.set_stacked_on_url('../subdir/a')

        c = self.make_branch('subdir/c', format='1.6')

        c.set_stacked_on_url('../../b')

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([c.base, b.base, a.base])

        # This doesn't raise an exception.

        opener.open(c.base)

    def test_forbidden_url(self):

        # raises a BadUrl exception if a branch is stacked on a

        # branch with a forbidden URL.

        stacked_on_branch = self.make_branch('base-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch = self.make_branch('stacked-branch', format='1.6')

        stacked_branch.set_stacked_on_url(stacked_on_branch.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([stacked_branch.base])

        self.assertRaises(BadUrl, opener.open, stacked_branch.base)

    def test_forbidden_url_nested(self):

        # raises a BadUrl exception if a branch is stacked on a

        # branch that is in turn stacked on a branch with a forbidden URL.

        a = self.make_branch('a', format='1.6')

        b = self.make_branch('b', format='1.6')

        b.set_stacked_on_url(a.base)

        c = self.make_branch('c', format='1.6')

        c.set_stacked_on_url(b.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([c.base, b.base])

        self.assertRaises(BadUrl, opener.open, c.base)

    def test_self_stacked_branch(self):

        # raises StackingLoopError if a branch is stacked on

        # itself. This avoids infinite recursion errors.

        a = self.make_branch('a', format='1.6')

        # Bazaar 1.17 and up make it harder to create branches like this.

        # It's still worth testing that we don't blow up in the face of them,

        # so we grovel around a bit to create one anyway.

        a.get_config().set_user_option('stacked_on_location', a.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([a.base])

        self.assertRaises(BranchLoopError, opener.open, a.base)

    def test_loop_stacked_branch(self):

        # raises StackingLoopError if a branch is stacked in such

        # a way so that it is ultimately stacked on itself. e.g. a stacked on

        # b stacked on a.

        a = self.make_branch('a', format='1.6')

        b = self.make_branch('b', format='1.6')

        a.set_stacked_on_url(b.base)

        b.set_stacked_on_url(a.base)

        opener = self.make_branch_opener([a.base, b.base])

        self.assertRaises(BranchLoopError, opener.open, a.base)

        self.assertRaises(BranchLoopError, opener.open, b.base)

    def test_custom_opener(self):

        # A custom function for opening a control dir can be specified.

        a = self.make_branch('a', format='2a')

        b = self.make_branch('b', format='2a')

        b.set_stacked_on_url(a.base)

        TrackingProber.seen_urls = []

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(

            [a.base, b.base], probers=[TrackingProber])

        opener.open(b.base)

        self.assertEquals(

            set(TrackingProber.seen_urls), set([b.base, a.base]))

    def test_custom_opener_with_branch_reference(self):

        # A custom function for opening a control dir can be specified.

        a = self.make_branch('a', format='2a')

        b_dir = self.make_bzrdir('b')

        b = BranchReferenceFormat().initialize(b_dir, target_branch=a)

        TrackingProber.seen_urls = []

        opener = self.make_branch_opener(

            [a.base, b.base], probers=[TrackingProber])

        opener.open(b.base)

        self.assertEquals(

            set(TrackingProber.seen_urls), set([b.base, a.base]))

class TestSafeOpen(TestCaseWithTransport):

    """Tests for `safe_open`."""

    def setUp(self):

        super(TestSafeOpen, self).setUp()

        SafeBranchOpener.install_hook()

    def test_hook_does_not_interfere(self):

        # The transform_fallback_location hook does not interfere with regular

        # stacked branch access outside of safe_open.

        self.make_branch('stacked')

        self.make_branch('stacked-on')

        Branch.open('stacked').set_stacked_on_url('../stacked-on')

        Branch.open('stacked')

    def get_chrooted_scheme(self, relpath):

        """Create a server that is chrooted to `relpath`.

        :return: ``(scheme, get_url)`` where ``scheme`` is the scheme of the

            chroot server and ``get_url`` returns URLs on said server.

        """

        transport = self.get_transport(relpath)

        chroot_server = chroot.ChrootServer(transport)

        chroot_server.start_server()

        self.addCleanup(chroot_server.stop_server)

        def get_url(relpath):

            return chroot_server.get_url() + relpath

        return urlutils.URL.from_string(chroot_server.get_url()).scheme, get_url

    def test_stacked_within_scheme(self):

        # A branch that is stacked on a URL of the same scheme is safe to

        # open.

        self.get_transport().mkdir('inside')

        self.make_branch('inside/stacked')

        self.make_branch('inside/stacked-on')

        scheme, get_chrooted_url = self.get_chrooted_scheme('inside')

        Branch.open(get_chrooted_url('stacked')).set_stacked_on_url(

            get_chrooted_url('stacked-on'))

        safe_open(scheme, get_chrooted_url('stacked'))

    def test_stacked_outside_scheme(self):

        # A branch that is stacked on a URL that is not of the same scheme is

        # not safe to open.

        self.get_transport().mkdir('inside')

        self.get_transport().mkdir('outside')

        self.make_branch('inside/stacked')

        self.make_branch('outside/stacked-on')

        scheme, get_chrooted_url = self.get_chrooted_scheme('inside')

        Branch.open(get_chrooted_url('stacked')).set_stacked_on_url(

            self.get_url('outside/stacked-on'))

        self.assertRaises(

            BadUrl, safe_open, scheme, get_chrooted_url('stacked'))