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"""Tests for the extra cases that WorkingTree.walkdirs can encounter."""

import os

from breezy import transform

from breezy.tests.features import SymlinkFeature

from breezy.tests.per_workingtree import TestCaseWithWorkingTree

# tests to write:

# type mismatches - file to link, dir, dir to file, link, link to file, dir

class DirBlock:

    """Object representation of the tuples returned by dirstate."""

    def __init__(self, tree, file_path, file_name=None, id=None,

                 inventory_kind=None, stat=None, disk_kind='unknown'):

        self.file_path = file_path

        self.abspath = tree.abspath(file_path)

        self.relpath = tree.relpath(file_path)

        if file_name is None:

           file_name = os.path.split(file_path)[-1]

           if len(file_name) == 0:

               file_name = os.path.split(file_path)[-2]

        self.file_name = file_name

        self.id = id

        self.inventory_kind = inventory_kind

        self.stat = stat

        self.disk_kind = disk_kind

    def as_tuple(self):

         return (self.relpath, self.file_name, self.disk_kind,

                 self.stat, self.id, self.inventory_kind)

    def as_dir_tuple(self):

         return (self.relpath, self.id)

    def __str__(self):

        return """

file_path      = %r

abspath        = %r

relpath        = %r

file_name      = %r

id             = %r

inventory_kind = %r

stat           = %r

disk_kind      = %r""" % (self.file_path, self.abspath, self.relpath,

        self.file_name, self.id, self.inventory_kind, self.stat,

        self.disk_kind)

class TestWalkdirs(TestCaseWithWorkingTree):

    added='added'

    missing='missing'

    unknown='unknown'

    def get_tree(self, file_status, prefix=None):

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        dirblocks = []

        paths = [

            file_status + ' file',

            file_status + ' dir/',

            file_status + ' dir/a file',

            file_status + ' empty dir/',

            ]

        self.build_tree(paths)

        def add_dirblock(path, kind):

            dirblock = DirBlock(tree, path)

            if file_status != self.unknown:

                dirblock.id = 'a ' + str(path).replace('/', '-') + '-id'

                dirblock.inventory_kind = kind

            if file_status != self.missing:

                dirblock.disk_kind = kind

                dirblock.stat = os.lstat(dirblock.relpath)

            dirblocks.append(dirblock)

        add_dirblock(paths[0], 'file')

        add_dirblock(paths[1], 'directory')

        add_dirblock(paths[2], 'file')

        add_dirblock(paths[3], 'directory')

        if file_status != self.unknown:

            tree.add(paths, [db.id for db in dirblocks])

        if file_status == self.missing:

            # now make the files be missing

            tree.controldir.root_transport.delete(dirblocks[0].relpath)

            tree.controldir.root_transport.delete_tree(dirblocks[1].relpath)

            tree.controldir.root_transport.delete_tree(dirblocks[3].relpath)

        expected_dirblocks = [

            (('', tree.path2id('')),

             [dirblocks[1].as_tuple(), dirblocks[3].as_tuple(),

              dirblocks[0].as_tuple()]

            ),

            (dirblocks[1].as_dir_tuple(),

             [dirblocks[2].as_tuple()]

            ),

            (dirblocks[3].as_dir_tuple(),

             []

            ),

            ]

        if prefix:

            expected_dirblocks = [e for e in expected_dirblocks

                if len(e) > 0 and len(e[0]) > 0 and e[0][0] == prefix]

        return tree, expected_dirblocks

    def _test_walkdir(self, file_status, prefix=""):

        result = []

        tree, expected_dirblocks = self.get_tree(file_status, prefix)

        tree.lock_read()

        for dirinfo, dirblock in tree.walkdirs(prefix):

            result.append((dirinfo, list(dirblock)))

        tree.unlock()

        # check each return value for debugging ease.

        for pos, item in enumerate(expected_dirblocks):

            result_pos = []

            if len(result) > pos:

                result_pos = result[pos]

            self.assertEqual(item, result_pos)

        self.assertEqual(expected_dirblocks, result)

    def test_walkdir_unknowns(self):

        """unknown files and directories should be reported by walkdirs."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.unknown)

    def test_walkdir_from_unknown_dir(self):

        """Doing a walkdir when the requested prefix is unknown but on disk."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.unknown, 'unknown dir')

    def test_walkdir_missings(self):

        """missing files and directories should be reported by walkdirs."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.missing)

    def test_walkdir_from_dir(self):

        """Doing a walkdir when the requested prefix is known and on disk."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.added, 'added dir')

    def test_walkdir_from_empty_dir(self):

        """Doing a walkdir when the requested prefix is empty dir."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.added, 'added empty dir')

    def test_walkdir_from_missing_dir(self):

        """Doing a walkdir when the requested prefix is missing but on disk."""

        self._test_walkdir(self.missing, 'missing dir')

    def test_walkdirs_type_changes(self):

        """Walkdir shows the actual kinds on disk and the recorded kinds."""

        self.requireFeature(SymlinkFeature)

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        paths = ['file1', 'file2', 'dir1/', 'dir2/']

        self.build_tree(paths)

        tree.add(paths)

        tt = transform.TreeTransform(tree)

        root_transaction_id = tt.trans_id_tree_path('')

        tt.new_symlink('link1',

            root_transaction_id, 'link-target', 'link1')

        tt.new_symlink('link2',

            root_transaction_id, 'link-target', 'link2')

        tt.apply()

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete_tree('dir1')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete_tree('dir2')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete('file1')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete('file2')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete('link1')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete('link2')

        changed_paths = ['dir1', 'file1/', 'link1', 'link2/']

        self.build_tree(changed_paths)

        os.symlink('target', 'dir2')

        os.symlink('target', 'file2')

        dir1_stat = os.lstat('dir1')

        dir2_stat = os.lstat('dir2')

        file1_stat = os.lstat('file1')

        file2_stat = os.lstat('file2')

        link1_stat = os.lstat('link1')

        link2_stat = os.lstat('link2')

        expected_dirblocks = [

             (('', tree.path2id('')),

              [('dir1', 'dir1', 'file', dir1_stat, tree.path2id('dir1'), 'directory'),

               ('dir2', 'dir2', 'symlink', dir2_stat, tree.path2id('dir2'), 'directory'),

               ('file1', 'file1', 'directory', file1_stat, tree.path2id('file1'), 'file'),

               ('file2', 'file2', 'symlink', file2_stat, tree.path2id('file2'), 'file'),

               ('link1', 'link1', 'file', link1_stat, tree.path2id('link1'), 'symlink'),

               ('link2', 'link2', 'directory', link2_stat, tree.path2id('link2'), 'symlink'),

              ]

             ),

             (('dir1', tree.path2id('dir1')),

              [

              ]

             ),

             (('dir2', tree.path2id('dir2')),

              [

              ]

             ),

             (('file1', None),

              [

              ]

             ),

             (('link2', None),

              [

              ]

             ),

            ]

        tree.lock_read()

        result = list(tree.walkdirs())

        tree.unlock()

        # check each return value for debugging ease.

        for pos, item in enumerate(expected_dirblocks):

            self.assertEqual(item, result[pos])

        self.assertEqual(len(expected_dirblocks), len(result))

    def test_walkdirs_type_changes_wo_symlinks(self):

        # similar to test_walkdirs_type_changes

        # but don't use symlinks for safe testing on win32

        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')

        paths = ['file1', 'dir1/']

        self.build_tree(paths)

        tree.add(paths)

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete_tree('dir1')

        tree.controldir.root_transport.delete('file1')

        changed_paths = ['dir1', 'file1/']

        self.build_tree(changed_paths)

        dir1_stat = os.lstat('dir1')

        file1_stat = os.lstat('file1')

        expected_dirblocks = [

             (('', tree.path2id('')),

              [('dir1', 'dir1', 'file', dir1_stat, tree.path2id('dir1'), 'directory'),

               ('file1', 'file1', 'directory', file1_stat, tree.path2id('file1'), 'file'),

              ]

             ),

             (('dir1', tree.path2id('dir1')),

              [

              ]

             ),

             (('file1', None),

              [

              ]

             ),

            ]

        tree.lock_read()

        result = list(tree.walkdirs())

        tree.unlock()

        # check each return value for debugging ease.

        for pos, item in enumerate(expected_dirblocks):

            self.assertEqual(item, result[pos])

        self.assertEqual(len(expected_dirblocks), len(result))