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"""Tests for Knit data structure"""

import gzip
import sys

from .. import (
    errors,
    multiparent,
    osutils,
    tests,
    transport,
    )
from ..bzr import (
    knit,
    pack,
    )
from ..bzr.index import *
from ..bzr.knit import (
    AnnotatedKnitContent,
    KnitContent,
    KnitCorrupt,
    KnitDataStreamIncompatible,
    KnitDataStreamUnknown,
    KnitHeaderError,
    KnitIndexUnknownMethod,
    KnitVersionedFiles,
    PlainKnitContent,
    _VFContentMapGenerator,
    _KndxIndex,
    _KnitGraphIndex,
    _KnitKeyAccess,
    make_file_factory,
    )
from ..patiencediff import PatienceSequenceMatcher
from ..bzr import (
    knitpack_repo,
    pack_repo,
    )
from ..sixish import (
    BytesIO,
    )
from . import (
    TestCase,
    TestCaseWithMemoryTransport,
    TestCaseWithTransport,
    TestNotApplicable,
    )
from ..bzr.versionedfile import (
    AbsentContentFactory,
    ConstantMapper,
    network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset,
    RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator,
    )
from . import (
    features,
    )


compiled_knit_feature = features.ModuleAvailableFeature(
    'breezy.bzr._knit_load_data_pyx')


class ErrorTests(TestCase):

    def test_knit_data_stream_incompatible(self):
        error = KnitDataStreamIncompatible(
            'stream format', 'target format')
        self.assertEqual('Cannot insert knit data stream of format '
                         '"stream format" into knit of format '
                         '"target format".', str(error))

    def test_knit_data_stream_unknown(self):
        error = KnitDataStreamUnknown(
            'stream format')
        self.assertEqual('Cannot parse knit data stream of format '
                         '"stream format".', str(error))

    def test_knit_header_error(self):
        error = KnitHeaderError('line foo\n', 'path/to/file')
        self.assertEqual("Knit header error: 'line foo\\n' unexpected"
                         " for file \"path/to/file\".", str(error))

    def test_knit_index_unknown_method(self):
        error = KnitIndexUnknownMethod('http://host/foo.kndx',
                                       ['bad', 'no-eol'])
        self.assertEqual("Knit index http://host/foo.kndx does not have a"
                         " known method in options: ['bad', 'no-eol']",
                         str(error))


class KnitContentTestsMixin(object):

    def test_constructor(self):
        content = self._make_content([])

    def test_text(self):
        content = self._make_content([])
        self.assertEqual(content.text(), [])

        content = self._make_content([("origin1", "text1"), ("origin2", "text2")])
        self.assertEqual(content.text(), ["text1", "text2"])

    def test_copy(self):
        content = self._make_content([("origin1", "text1"), ("origin2", "text2")])
        copy = content.copy()
        self.assertIsInstance(copy, content.__class__)
        self.assertEqual(copy.annotate(), content.annotate())

    def assertDerivedBlocksEqual(self, source, target, noeol=False):
        """Assert that the derived matching blocks match real output"""
        source_lines = source.splitlines(True)
        target_lines = target.splitlines(True)
        def nl(line):
            if noeol and not line.endswith('\n'):
                return line + '\n'
            else:
                return line
        source_content = self._make_content([(None, nl(l)) for l in source_lines])
        target_content = self._make_content([(None, nl(l)) for l in target_lines])
        line_delta = source_content.line_delta(target_content)
        delta_blocks = list(KnitContent.get_line_delta_blocks(line_delta,
            source_lines, target_lines))
        matcher = PatienceSequenceMatcher(None, source_lines, target_lines)
        matcher_blocks = list(matcher.get_matching_blocks())
        self.assertEqual(matcher_blocks, delta_blocks)

    def test_get_line_delta_blocks(self):
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc\n', 'q\nc\n')
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1A)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1B)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1B, TEXT_1A)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1A, TEXT_1B)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1A, '')
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('', TEXT_1A)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('', '')
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc', 'a\nb\nc\nd')

    def test_get_line_delta_blocks_noeol(self):
        """Handle historical knit deltas safely

        Some existing knit deltas don't consider the last line to differ
        when the only difference whether it has a final newline.

        New knit deltas appear to always consider the last line to differ
        in this case.
        """
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc', 'a\nb\nc\nd\n', noeol=True)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc\nd\n', 'a\nb\nc', noeol=True)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc\n', 'a\nb\nc', noeol=True)
        self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual('a\nb\nc', 'a\nb\nc\n', noeol=True)


TEXT_1 = """\
Banana cup cakes:

- bananas
- eggs
- broken tea cups
"""

TEXT_1A = """\
Banana cup cake recipe
(serves 6)

- bananas
- eggs
- broken tea cups
- self-raising flour
"""

TEXT_1B = """\
Banana cup cake recipe

- bananas (do not use plantains!!!)
- broken tea cups
- flour
"""

delta_1_1a = """\
0,1,2
Banana cup cake recipe
(serves 6)
5,5,1
- self-raising flour
"""

TEXT_2 = """\
Boeuf bourguignon

- beef
- red wine
- small onions
- carrot
- mushrooms
"""


class TestPlainKnitContent(TestCase, KnitContentTestsMixin):

    def _make_content(self, lines):
        annotated_content = AnnotatedKnitContent(lines)
        return PlainKnitContent(annotated_content.text(), 'bogus')

    def test_annotate(self):
        content = self._make_content([])
        self.assertEqual(content.annotate(), [])

        content = self._make_content([("origin1", "text1"), ("origin2", "text2")])
        self.assertEqual(content.annotate(),
            [("bogus", "text1"), ("bogus", "text2")])

    def test_line_delta(self):
        content1 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "b")])
        content2 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "a"), ("", "c")])
        self.assertEqual(content1.line_delta(content2),
            [(1, 2, 2, ["a", "c"])])

    def test_line_delta_iter(self):
        content1 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "b")])
        content2 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "a"), ("", "c")])
        it = content1.line_delta_iter(content2)
        self.assertEqual(next(it), (1, 2, 2, ["a", "c"]))
        self.assertRaises(StopIteration, next, it)


class TestAnnotatedKnitContent(TestCase, KnitContentTestsMixin):

    def _make_content(self, lines):
        return AnnotatedKnitContent(lines)

    def test_annotate(self):
        content = self._make_content([])
        self.assertEqual(content.annotate(), [])

        content = self._make_content([("origin1", "text1"), ("origin2", "text2")])
        self.assertEqual(content.annotate(),
            [("origin1", "text1"), ("origin2", "text2")])

    def test_line_delta(self):
        content1 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "b")])
        content2 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "a"), ("", "c")])
        self.assertEqual(content1.line_delta(content2),
            [(1, 2, 2, [("", "a"), ("", "c")])])

    def test_line_delta_iter(self):
        content1 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "b")])
        content2 = self._make_content([("", "a"), ("", "a"), ("", "c")])
        it = content1.line_delta_iter(content2)
        self.assertEqual(next(it), (1, 2, 2, [("", "a"), ("", "c")]))
        self.assertRaises(StopIteration, next, it)


class MockTransport(object):

    def __init__(self, file_lines=None):
        self.file_lines = file_lines
        self.calls = []
        # We have no base directory for the MockTransport
        self.base = ''

    def get(self, filename):
        if self.file_lines is None:
            raise errors.NoSuchFile(filename)
        else:
            return BytesIO(b"\n".join(self.file_lines))

    def readv(self, relpath, offsets):
        fp = self.get(relpath)
        for offset, size in offsets:
            fp.seek(offset)
            yield offset, fp.read(size)

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        def queue_call(*args, **kwargs):
            self.calls.append((name, args, kwargs))
        return queue_call


class MockReadvFailingTransport(MockTransport):
    """Fail in the middle of a readv() result.

    This Transport will successfully yield the first two requested hunks, but
    raise NoSuchFile for the rest.
    """

    def readv(self, relpath, offsets):
        count = 0
        for result in MockTransport.readv(self, relpath, offsets):
            count += 1
            # we use 2 because the first offset is the pack header, the second
            # is the first actual content requset
            if count > 2:
                raise errors.NoSuchFile(relpath)
            yield result


class KnitRecordAccessTestsMixin(object):
    """Tests for getting and putting knit records."""

    def test_add_raw_records(self):
        """Add_raw_records adds records retrievable later."""
        access = self.get_access()
        memos = access.add_raw_records([('key', 10)], '1234567890')
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'], list(access.get_raw_records(memos)))

    def test_add_several_raw_records(self):
        """add_raw_records with many records and read some back."""
        access = self.get_access()
        memos = access.add_raw_records([('key', 10), ('key2', 2), ('key3', 5)],
            '12345678901234567')
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890', '12', '34567'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos)))
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1])))
        self.assertEqual(['12'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[1:2])))
        self.assertEqual(['34567'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[2:3])))
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890', '34567'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1] + memos[2:3])))


class TestKnitKnitAccess(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, KnitRecordAccessTestsMixin):
    """Tests for the .kndx implementation."""

    def get_access(self):
        """Get a .knit style access instance."""
        mapper = ConstantMapper("foo")
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(self.get_transport(), mapper)
        return access


class _TestException(Exception):
    """Just an exception for local tests to use."""


class TestPackKnitAccess(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, KnitRecordAccessTestsMixin):
    """Tests for the pack based access."""

    def get_access(self):
        return self._get_access()[0]

    def _get_access(self, packname='packfile', index='FOO'):
        transport = self.get_transport()
        def write_data(bytes):
            transport.append_bytes(packname, bytes)
        writer = pack.ContainerWriter(write_data)
        writer.begin()
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({})
        access.set_writer(writer, index, (transport, packname))
        return access, writer

    def make_pack_file(self):
        """Create a pack file with 2 records."""
        access, writer = self._get_access(packname='packname', index='foo')
        memos = []
        memos.extend(access.add_raw_records([('key1', 10)], '1234567890'))
        memos.extend(access.add_raw_records([('key2', 5)], '12345'))
        writer.end()
        return memos

    def test_pack_collection_pack_retries(self):
        """An explicit pack of a pack collection succeeds even when a
        concurrent pack happens.
        """
        builder = self.make_branch_builder('.')
        builder.start_series()
        builder.build_snapshot(None, [
            ('add', ('', 'root-id', 'directory', None)),
            ('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'content\nrev 1\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-1')
        builder.build_snapshot(['rev-1'], [
            ('modify', ('file', 'content\nrev 2\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-2')
        builder.build_snapshot(['rev-2'], [
            ('modify', ('file', 'content\nrev 3\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-3')
        self.addCleanup(builder.finish_series)
        b = builder.get_branch()
        self.addCleanup(b.lock_write().unlock)
        repo = b.repository
        collection = repo._pack_collection
        # Concurrently repack the repo.
        reopened_repo = repo.controldir.open_repository()
        reopened_repo.pack()
        # Pack the new pack.
        collection.pack()

    def make_vf_for_retrying(self):
        """Create 3 packs and a reload function.

        Originally, 2 pack files will have the data, but one will be missing.
        And then the third will be used in place of the first two if reload()
        is called.

        :return: (versioned_file, reload_counter)
            versioned_file  a KnitVersionedFiles using the packs for access
        """
        builder = self.make_branch_builder('.', format="1.9")
        builder.start_series()
        builder.build_snapshot(None, [
            ('add', ('', 'root-id', 'directory', None)),
            ('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'content\nrev 1\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-1')
        builder.build_snapshot(['rev-1'], [
            ('modify', ('file', 'content\nrev 2\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-2')
        builder.build_snapshot(['rev-2'], [
            ('modify', ('file', 'content\nrev 3\n')),
            ], revision_id='rev-3')
        builder.finish_series()
        b = builder.get_branch()
        b.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(b.unlock)
        # Pack these three revisions into another pack file, but don't remove
        # the originals
        repo = b.repository
        collection = repo._pack_collection
        collection.ensure_loaded()
        orig_packs = collection.packs
        packer = knitpack_repo.KnitPacker(collection, orig_packs, '.testpack')
        new_pack = packer.pack()
        # forget about the new pack
        collection.reset()
        repo.refresh_data()
        vf = repo.revisions
        # Set up a reload() function that switches to using the new pack file
        new_index = new_pack.revision_index
        access_tuple = new_pack.access_tuple()
        reload_counter = [0, 0, 0]
        def reload():
            reload_counter[0] += 1
            if reload_counter[1] > 0:
                # We already reloaded, nothing more to do
                reload_counter[2] += 1
                return False
            reload_counter[1] += 1
            vf._index._graph_index._indices[:] = [new_index]
            vf._access._indices.clear()
            vf._access._indices[new_index] = access_tuple
            return True
        # Delete one of the pack files so the data will need to be reloaded. We
        # will delete the file with 'rev-2' in it
        trans, name = orig_packs[1].access_tuple()
        trans.delete(name)
        # We don't have the index trigger reloading because we want to test
        # that we reload when the .pack disappears
        vf._access._reload_func = reload
        return vf, reload_counter

    def make_reload_func(self, return_val=True):
        reload_called = [0]
        def reload():
            reload_called[0] += 1
            return return_val
        return reload_called, reload

    def make_retry_exception(self):
        # We raise a real exception so that sys.exc_info() is properly
        # populated
        try:
            raise _TestException('foobar')
        except _TestException as e:
            retry_exc = errors.RetryWithNewPacks(None, reload_occurred=False,
                                                 exc_info=sys.exc_info())
        # GZ 2010-08-10: Cycle with exc_info affects 3 tests
        return retry_exc

    def test_read_from_several_packs(self):
        access, writer = self._get_access()
        memos = []
        memos.extend(access.add_raw_records([('key', 10)], '1234567890'))
        writer.end()
        access, writer = self._get_access('pack2', 'FOOBAR')
        memos.extend(access.add_raw_records([('key', 5)], '12345'))
        writer.end()
        access, writer = self._get_access('pack3', 'BAZ')
        memos.extend(access.add_raw_records([('key', 5)], 'alpha'))
        writer.end()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({"FOO":(transport, 'packfile'),
            "FOOBAR":(transport, 'pack2'),
            "BAZ":(transport, 'pack3')})
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890', '12345', 'alpha'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos)))
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1])))
        self.assertEqual(['12345'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[1:2])))
        self.assertEqual(['alpha'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[2:3])))
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890', 'alpha'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1] + memos[2:3])))

    def test_set_writer(self):
        """The writer should be settable post construction."""
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({})
        transport = self.get_transport()
        packname = 'packfile'
        index = 'foo'
        def write_data(bytes):
            transport.append_bytes(packname, bytes)
        writer = pack.ContainerWriter(write_data)
        writer.begin()
        access.set_writer(writer, index, (transport, packname))
        memos = access.add_raw_records([('key', 10)], '1234567890')
        writer.end()
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'], list(access.get_raw_records(memos)))

    def test_missing_index_raises_retry(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func()
        # Note that the index key has changed from 'foo' to 'bar'
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({'bar':(transport, 'packname')},
                                   reload_func=reload_func)
        e = self.assertListRaises(errors.RetryWithNewPacks,
                                  access.get_raw_records, memos)
        # Because a key was passed in which does not match our index list, we
        # assume that the listing was already reloaded
        self.assertTrue(e.reload_occurred)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info, tuple)
        self.assertIs(e.exc_info[0], KeyError)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info[1], KeyError)

    def test_missing_index_raises_key_error_with_no_reload(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        # Note that the index key has changed from 'foo' to 'bar'
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({'bar':(transport, 'packname')})
        e = self.assertListRaises(KeyError, access.get_raw_records, memos)

    def test_missing_file_raises_retry(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func()
        # Note that the 'filename' has been changed to 'different-packname'
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess(
            {'foo':(transport, 'different-packname')},
            reload_func=reload_func)
        e = self.assertListRaises(errors.RetryWithNewPacks,
                                  access.get_raw_records, memos)
        # The file has gone missing, so we assume we need to reload
        self.assertFalse(e.reload_occurred)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info, tuple)
        self.assertIs(e.exc_info[0], errors.NoSuchFile)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info[1], errors.NoSuchFile)
        self.assertEqual('different-packname', e.exc_info[1].path)

    def test_missing_file_raises_no_such_file_with_no_reload(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        # Note that the 'filename' has been changed to 'different-packname'
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess(
            {'foo': (transport, 'different-packname')})
        e = self.assertListRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,
                                  access.get_raw_records, memos)

    def test_failing_readv_raises_retry(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        failing_transport = MockReadvFailingTransport(
                                [transport.get_bytes('packname')])
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func()
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess(
            {'foo': (failing_transport, 'packname')},
            reload_func=reload_func)
        # Asking for a single record will not trigger the Mock failure
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[:1])))
        self.assertEqual(['12345'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[1:2])))
        # A multiple offset readv() will fail mid-way through
        e = self.assertListRaises(errors.RetryWithNewPacks,
                                  access.get_raw_records, memos)
        # The file has gone missing, so we assume we need to reload
        self.assertFalse(e.reload_occurred)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info, tuple)
        self.assertIs(e.exc_info[0], errors.NoSuchFile)
        self.assertIsInstance(e.exc_info[1], errors.NoSuchFile)
        self.assertEqual('packname', e.exc_info[1].path)

    def test_failing_readv_raises_no_such_file_with_no_reload(self):
        memos = self.make_pack_file()
        transport = self.get_transport()
        failing_transport = MockReadvFailingTransport(
                                [transport.get_bytes('packname')])
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func()
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess(
            {'foo':(failing_transport, 'packname')})
        # Asking for a single record will not trigger the Mock failure
        self.assertEqual(['1234567890'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[:1])))
        self.assertEqual(['12345'],
            list(access.get_raw_records(memos[1:2])))
        # A multiple offset readv() will fail mid-way through
        e = self.assertListRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,
                                  access.get_raw_records, memos)

    def test_reload_or_raise_no_reload(self):
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({}, reload_func=None)
        retry_exc = self.make_retry_exception()
        # Without a reload_func, we will just re-raise the original exception
        self.assertRaises(_TestException, access.reload_or_raise, retry_exc)

    def test_reload_or_raise_reload_changed(self):
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func(return_val=True)
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({}, reload_func=reload_func)
        retry_exc = self.make_retry_exception()
        access.reload_or_raise(retry_exc)
        self.assertEqual([1], reload_called)
        retry_exc.reload_occurred=True
        access.reload_or_raise(retry_exc)
        self.assertEqual([2], reload_called)

    def test_reload_or_raise_reload_no_change(self):
        reload_called, reload_func = self.make_reload_func(return_val=False)
        access = pack_repo._DirectPackAccess({}, reload_func=reload_func)
        retry_exc = self.make_retry_exception()
        # If reload_occurred is False, then we consider it an error to have
        # reload_func() return False (no changes).
        self.assertRaises(_TestException, access.reload_or_raise, retry_exc)
        self.assertEqual([1], reload_called)
        retry_exc.reload_occurred=True
        # If reload_occurred is True, then we assume nothing changed because
        # it had changed earlier, but didn't change again
        access.reload_or_raise(retry_exc)
        self.assertEqual([2], reload_called)

    def test_annotate_retries(self):
        vf, reload_counter = self.make_vf_for_retrying()
        # It is a little bit bogus to annotate the Revision VF, but it works,
        # as we have ancestry stored there
        key = ('rev-3',)
        reload_lines = vf.annotate(key)
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter)
        plain_lines = vf.annotate(key)
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) # No extra reloading
        if reload_lines != plain_lines:
            self.fail('Annotation was not identical with reloading.')
        # Now delete the packs-in-use, which should trigger another reload, but
        # this time we just raise an exception because we can't recover
        for trans, name in vf._access._indices.values():
            trans.delete(name)
        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchFile, vf.annotate, key)
        self.assertEqual([2, 1, 1], reload_counter)

    def test__get_record_map_retries(self):
        vf, reload_counter = self.make_vf_for_retrying()
        keys = [('rev-1',), ('rev-2',), ('rev-3',)]
        records = vf._get_record_map(keys)
        self.assertEqual(keys, sorted(records.keys()))
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter)
        # Now delete the packs-in-use, which should trigger another reload, but
        # this time we just raise an exception because we can't recover
        for trans, name in vf._access._indices.values():
            trans.delete(name)
        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchFile, vf._get_record_map, keys)
        self.assertEqual([2, 1, 1], reload_counter)

    def test_get_record_stream_retries(self):
        vf, reload_counter = self.make_vf_for_retrying()
        keys = [('rev-1',), ('rev-2',), ('rev-3',)]
        record_stream = vf.get_record_stream(keys, 'topological', False)
        record = next(record_stream)
        self.assertEqual(('rev-1',), record.key)
        self.assertEqual([0, 0, 0], reload_counter)
        record = next(record_stream)
        self.assertEqual(('rev-2',), record.key)
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter)
        record = next(record_stream)
        self.assertEqual(('rev-3',), record.key)
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter)
        # Now delete all pack files, and see that we raise the right error
        for trans, name in vf._access._indices.values():
            trans.delete(name)
        self.assertListRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,
            vf.get_record_stream, keys, 'topological', False)

    def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys_retries(self):
        vf, reload_counter = self.make_vf_for_retrying()
        keys = [('rev-1',), ('rev-2',), ('rev-3',)]
        # Unfortunately, iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys iterates the
        # result in random order (determined by the iteration order from a
        # set()), so we don't have any solid way to trigger whether data is
        # read before or after. However we tried to delete the middle node to
        # exercise the code well.
        # What we care about is that all lines are always yielded, but not
        # duplicated
        count = 0
        reload_lines = sorted(vf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(keys))
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter)
        # Now do it again, to make sure the result is equivalent
        plain_lines = sorted(vf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(keys))
        self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) # No extra reloading
        self.assertEqual(plain_lines, reload_lines)
        self.assertEqual(21, len(plain_lines))
        # Now delete all pack files, and see that we raise the right error
        for trans, name in vf._access._indices.values():
            trans.delete(name)
        self.assertListRaises(errors.NoSuchFile,
            vf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys, keys)
        self.assertEqual([2, 1, 1], reload_counter)

    def test_get_record_stream_yields_disk_sorted_order(self):
        # if we get 'unordered' pick a semi-optimal order for reading. The
        # order should be grouped by pack file, and then by position in file
        repo = self.make_repository('test', format='pack-0.92')
        repo.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(repo.unlock)
        repo.start_write_group()
        vf = repo.texts
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-5'), [('f-id', 'rev-4')], ['lines\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-1'), [], ['lines\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-2'), [('f-id', 'rev-1')], ['lines\n'])
        repo.commit_write_group()
        # We inserted them as rev-5, rev-1, rev-2, we should get them back in
        # the same order
        stream = vf.get_record_stream([('f-id', 'rev-1'), ('f-id', 'rev-5'),
                                       ('f-id', 'rev-2')], 'unordered', False)
        keys = [r.key for r in stream]
        self.assertEqual([('f-id', 'rev-5'), ('f-id', 'rev-1'),
                          ('f-id', 'rev-2')], keys)
        repo.start_write_group()
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-4'), [('f-id', 'rev-3')], ['lines\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-3'), [('f-id', 'rev-2')], ['lines\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('f-id', 'rev-6'), [('f-id', 'rev-5')], ['lines\n'])
        repo.commit_write_group()
        # Request in random order, to make sure the output order isn't based on
        # the request
        request_keys = set(('f-id', 'rev-%d' % i) for i in range(1, 7))
        stream = vf.get_record_stream(request_keys, 'unordered', False)
        keys = [r.key for r in stream]
        # We want to get the keys back in disk order, but it doesn't matter
        # which pack we read from first. So this can come back in 2 orders
        alt1 = [('f-id', 'rev-%d' % i) for i in [4, 3, 6, 5, 1, 2]]
        alt2 = [('f-id', 'rev-%d' % i) for i in [5, 1, 2, 4, 3, 6]]
        if keys != alt1 and keys != alt2:
            self.fail('Returned key order did not match either expected order.'
                      ' expected %s or %s, not %s'
                      % (alt1, alt2, keys))


class LowLevelKnitDataTests(TestCase):

    def create_gz_content(self, text):
        sio = BytesIO()
        gz_file = gzip.GzipFile(mode='wb', fileobj=sio)
        gz_file.write(text)
        gz_file.close()
        return sio.getvalue()

    def make_multiple_records(self):
        """Create the content for multiple records."""
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        total_txt = []
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'bar\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        record_1 = (0, len(gz_txt), sha1sum)
        total_txt.append(gz_txt)
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('baz\n')
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-2 1 %s\n'
                                        'baz\n'
                                        'end rev-id-2\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        record_2 = (record_1[1], len(gz_txt), sha1sum)
        total_txt.append(gz_txt)
        return total_txt, record_1, record_2

    def test_valid_knit_data(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'bar\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        transport = MockTransport([gz_txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), 0, len(gz_txt)))]

        contents = list(knit._read_records_iter(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'],
            '4e48e2c9a3d2ca8a708cb0cc545700544efb5021')], contents)

        raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',), gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents)

    def test_multiple_records_valid(self):
        total_txt, record_1, record_2 = self.make_multiple_records()
        transport = MockTransport([''.join(total_txt)])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), record_1[0], record_1[1])),
                   (('rev-id-2',), (('rev-id-2',), record_2[0], record_2[1]))]

        contents = list(knit._read_records_iter(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'], record_1[2]),
                          (('rev-id-2',), ['baz\n'], record_2[2])],
                         contents)

        raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',), total_txt[0], record_1[2]),
                          (('rev-id-2',), total_txt[1], record_2[2])],
                         raw_contents)

    def test_not_enough_lines(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\n')
        # record says 2 lines data says 1
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        transport = MockTransport([gz_txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), 0, len(gz_txt)))]
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter(records))

        # read_records_iter_raw won't detect that sort of mismatch/corruption
        raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',),  gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents)

    def test_too_many_lines(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        # record says 1 lines data says 2
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 1 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'bar\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        transport = MockTransport([gz_txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), 0, len(gz_txt)))]
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter(records))

        # read_records_iter_raw won't detect that sort of mismatch/corruption
        raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))
        self.assertEqual([(('rev-id-1',), gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents)

    def test_mismatched_version_id(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'bar\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        transport = MockTransport([gz_txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        # We are asking for rev-id-2, but the data is rev-id-1
        records = [(('rev-id-2',), (('rev-id-2',), 0, len(gz_txt)))]
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter(records))

        # read_records_iter_raw detects mismatches in the header
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))

    def test_uncompressed_data(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        txt = ('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
               'foo\n'
               'bar\n'
               'end rev-id-1\n'
               % (sha1sum,))
        transport = MockTransport([txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), 0, len(txt)))]

        # We don't have valid gzip data ==> corrupt
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter(records))

        # read_records_iter_raw will notice the bad data
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))

    def test_corrupted_data(self):
        sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        gz_txt = self.create_gz_content('version rev-id-1 2 %s\n'
                                        'foo\n'
                                        'bar\n'
                                        'end rev-id-1\n'
                                        % (sha1sum,))
        # Change 2 bytes in the middle to \xff
        gz_txt = gz_txt[:10] + '\xff\xff' + gz_txt[12:]
        transport = MockTransport([gz_txt])
        access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper('filename'))
        knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access)
        records = [(('rev-id-1',), (('rev-id-1',), 0, len(gz_txt)))]
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter(records))
        # read_records_iter_raw will barf on bad gz data
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list,
            knit._read_records_iter_raw(records))


class LowLevelKnitIndexTests(TestCase):

    def get_knit_index(self, transport, name, mode):
        mapper = ConstantMapper(name)
        from ..bzr._knit_load_data_py import _load_data_py
        self.overrideAttr(knit, '_load_data', _load_data_py)
        allow_writes = lambda: 'w' in mode
        return _KndxIndex(transport, mapper, lambda:None, allow_writes, lambda:True)

    def test_create_file(self):
        transport = MockTransport()
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "w")
        index.keys()
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality.
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER,
            call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])

    def test_read_utf8_version_id(self):
        unicode_revision_id = u"version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}"
        utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode('utf-8')
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            '%s option 0 1 :' % (utf8_revision_id,)
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        # _KndxIndex is a private class, and deals in utf8 revision_ids, not
        # Unicode revision_ids.
        self.assertEqual({(utf8_revision_id,):()},
            index.get_parent_map(index.keys()))
        self.assertFalse((unicode_revision_id,) in index.keys())

    def test_read_utf8_parents(self):
        unicode_revision_id = u"version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}"
        utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode('utf-8')
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "version option 0 1 .%s :" % (utf8_revision_id,)
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual({("version",):((utf8_revision_id,),)},
            index.get_parent_map(index.keys()))

    def test_read_ignore_corrupted_lines(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "corrupted",
            "corrupted options 0 1 .b .c ",
            "version options 0 1 :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual(1, len(index.keys()))
        self.assertEqual({("version",)}, index.keys())

    def test_read_corrupted_header(self):
        transport = MockTransport(['not a bzr knit index header\n'])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertRaises(KnitHeaderError, index.keys)

    def test_read_duplicate_entries(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "parent options 0 1 :",
            "version options1 0 1 0 :",
            "version options2 1 2 .other :",
            "version options3 3 4 0 .other :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual(2, len(index.keys()))
        # check that the index used is the first one written. (Specific
        # to KnitIndex style indices.
        self.assertEqual("1", index._dictionary_compress([("version",)]))
        self.assertEqual((("version",), 3, 4), index.get_position(("version",)))
        self.assertEqual(["options3"], index.get_options(("version",)))
        self.assertEqual({("version",):(("parent",), ("other",))},
            index.get_parent_map([("version",)]))

    def test_read_compressed_parents(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 0 1 0 :",
            "c option 0 1 1 0 :",
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual({("b",):(("a",),), ("c",):(("b",), ("a",))},
            index.get_parent_map([("b",), ("c",)]))

    def test_write_utf8_version_id(self):
        unicode_revision_id = u"version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}"
        utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode('utf-8')
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        index.add_records([
            ((utf8_revision_id,), ["option"], ((utf8_revision_id,), 0, 1), [])])
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality.
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER +
            "\n%s option 0 1  :" % (utf8_revision_id,),
            call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])

    def test_write_utf8_parents(self):
        unicode_revision_id = u"version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}"
        utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode('utf-8')
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        index.add_records([
            (("version",), ["option"], (("version",), 0, 1), [(utf8_revision_id,)])])
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality.
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER +
            "\nversion option 0 1 .%s :" % (utf8_revision_id,),
            call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])

    def test_keys(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.assertEqual(set(), index.keys())

        index.add_records([(("a",), ["option"], (("a",), 0, 1), [])])
        self.assertEqual({("a",)}, index.keys())

        index.add_records([(("a",), ["option"], (("a",), 0, 1), [])])
        self.assertEqual({("a",)}, index.keys())

        index.add_records([(("b",), ["option"], (("b",), 0, 1), [])])
        self.assertEqual({("a",), ("b",)}, index.keys())

    def add_a_b(self, index, random_id=None):
        kwargs = {}
        if random_id is not None:
            kwargs["random_id"] = random_id
        index.add_records([
            (("a",), ["option"], (("a",), 0, 1), [("b",)]),
            (("a",), ["opt"], (("a",), 1, 2), [("c",)]),
            (("b",), ["option"], (("b",), 2, 3), [("a",)])
            ], **kwargs)

    def assertIndexIsAB(self, index):
        self.assertEqual({
            ('a',): (('c',),),
            ('b',): (('a',),),
            },
            index.get_parent_map(index.keys()))
        self.assertEqual((("a",), 1, 2), index.get_position(("a",)))
        self.assertEqual((("b",), 2, 3), index.get_position(("b",)))
        self.assertEqual(["opt"], index.get_options(("a",)))

    def test_add_versions(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.add_a_b(index)
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality.
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(
            _KndxIndex.HEADER +
            "\na option 0 1 .b :"
            "\na opt 1 2 .c :"
            "\nb option 2 3 0 :",
            call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])
        self.assertIndexIsAB(index)

    def test_add_versions_random_id_is_accepted(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.add_a_b(index, random_id=True)

    def test_delay_create_and_add_versions(self):
        transport = MockTransport()

        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "w")
        # dir_mode=0777)
        self.assertEqual([], transport.calls)
        self.add_a_b(index)
        #self.assertEqual(
        #[    {"dir_mode": 0777, "create_parent_dir": True, "mode": "wb"},
        #    kwargs)
        # Two calls: one during which we load the existing index (and when its
        # missing create it), then a second where we write the contents out.
        self.assertEqual(2, len(transport.calls))
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER, call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])
        call = transport.calls.pop(0)
        # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality.
        self.assertEqual('put_file_non_atomic', call[0])
        self.assertEqual('filename.kndx', call[1][0])
        # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index:
        self.assertEqual(
            _KndxIndex.HEADER +
            "\na option 0 1 .b :"
            "\na opt 1 2 .c :"
            "\nb option 2 3 0 :",
            call[1][1].getvalue())
        self.assertEqual({'create_parent_dir': True}, call[2])

    def assertTotalBuildSize(self, size, keys, positions):
        self.assertEqual(size,
                         knit._get_total_build_size(None, keys, positions))

    def test__get_total_build_size(self):
        positions = {
            ('a',): (('fulltext', False), (('a',), 0, 100), None),
            ('b',): (('line-delta', False), (('b',), 100, 21), ('a',)),
            ('c',): (('line-delta', False), (('c',), 121, 35), ('b',)),
            ('d',): (('line-delta', False), (('d',), 156, 12), ('b',)),
            }
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(100, [('a',)], positions)
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(121, [('b',)], positions)
        # c needs both a & b
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(156, [('c',)], positions)
        # we shouldn't count 'b' twice
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(156, [('b',), ('c',)], positions)
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(133, [('d',)], positions)
        self.assertTotalBuildSize(168, [('c',), ('d',)], positions)

    def test_get_position(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 1 2 :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.assertEqual((("a",), 0, 1), index.get_position(("a",)))
        self.assertEqual((("b",), 1, 2), index.get_position(("b",)))

    def test_get_method(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a fulltext,unknown 0 1 :",
            "b unknown,line-delta 1 2 :",
            "c bad 3 4 :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method("a"))
        self.assertEqual("line-delta", index.get_method("b"))
        self.assertRaises(knit.KnitIndexUnknownMethod, index.get_method, "c")

    def test_get_options(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a opt1 0 1 :",
            "b opt2,opt3 1 2 :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.assertEqual(["opt1"], index.get_options("a"))
        self.assertEqual(["opt2", "opt3"], index.get_options("b"))

    def test_get_parent_map(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 1 2 0 .c :",
            "c option 1 2 1 0 .e :"
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")

        self.assertEqual({
            ("a",): (),
            ("b",): (("a",), ("c",)),
            ("c",): (("b",), ("a",), ("e",)),
            }, index.get_parent_map(index.keys()))

    def test_impossible_parent(self):
        """Test we get KnitCorrupt if the parent couldn't possibly exist."""
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 0 1 4 :"  # We don't have a 4th record
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys)

    def test_corrupted_parent(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 0 1 :",
            "c option 0 1 1v :", # Can't have a parent of '1v'
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys)

    def test_corrupted_parent_in_list(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 1 :",
            "b option 0 1 :",
            "c option 0 1 1 v :", # Can't have a parent of 'v'
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys)

    def test_invalid_position(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 1v 1 :",
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys)

    def test_invalid_size(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 1 1v :",
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys)

    def test_scan_unvalidated_index_not_implemented(self):
        transport = MockTransport()
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, 'filename', 'r')
        self.assertRaises(
            NotImplementedError, index.scan_unvalidated_index,
            'dummy graph_index')
        self.assertRaises(
            NotImplementedError, index.get_missing_compression_parents)

    def test_short_line(self):
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 10  :",
            "b option 10 10 0", # This line isn't terminated, ignored
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual({('a',)}, index.keys())

    def test_skip_incomplete_record(self):
        # A line with bogus data should just be skipped
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 10  :",
            "b option 10 10 0", # This line isn't terminated, ignored
            "c option 20 10 0 :", # Properly terminated, and starts with '\n'
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual({('a',), ('c',)}, index.keys())

    def test_trailing_characters(self):
        # A line with bogus data should just be skipped
        transport = MockTransport([
            _KndxIndex.HEADER,
            "a option 0 10  :",
            "b option 10 10 0 :a", # This line has extra trailing characters
            "c option 20 10 0 :", # Properly terminated, and starts with '\n'
            ])
        index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r")
        self.assertEqual({('a',), ('c',)}, index.keys())


class LowLevelKnitIndexTests_c(LowLevelKnitIndexTests):

    _test_needs_features = [compiled_knit_feature]

    def get_knit_index(self, transport, name, mode):
        mapper = ConstantMapper(name)
        from ..bzr._knit_load_data_pyx import _load_data_c
        self.overrideAttr(knit, '_load_data', _load_data_c)
        allow_writes = lambda: mode == 'w'
        return _KndxIndex(transport, mapper, lambda:None,
                          allow_writes, lambda:True)


class Test_KnitAnnotator(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport):

    def make_annotator(self):
        factory = knit.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1)
        vf = factory(self.get_transport())
        return knit._KnitAnnotator(vf)

    def test__expand_fulltext(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        ann._num_compression_children[rev_key] = 1
        res = ann._expand_record(rev_key, (('parent-id',),), None,
                           ['line1\n', 'line2\n'], ('fulltext', True))
        # The content object and text lines should be cached appropriately
        self.assertEqual(['line1\n', 'line2'], res)
        content_obj = ann._content_objects[rev_key]
        self.assertEqual(['line1\n', 'line2\n'], content_obj._lines)
        self.assertEqual(res, content_obj.text())
        self.assertEqual(res, ann._text_cache[rev_key])

    def test__expand_delta_comp_parent_not_available(self):
        # Parent isn't available yet, so we return nothing, but queue up this
        # node for later processing
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        parent_key = ('parent-id',)
        record = ['0,1,1\n', 'new-line\n']
        details = ('line-delta', False)
        res = ann._expand_record(rev_key, (parent_key,), parent_key,
                                 record, details)
        self.assertEqual(None, res)
        self.assertTrue(parent_key in ann._pending_deltas)
        pending = ann._pending_deltas[parent_key]
        self.assertEqual(1, len(pending))
        self.assertEqual((rev_key, (parent_key,), record, details), pending[0])

    def test__expand_record_tracks_num_children(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        rev2_key = ('rev2-id',)
        parent_key = ('parent-id',)
        record = ['0,1,1\n', 'new-line\n']
        details = ('line-delta', False)
        ann._num_compression_children[parent_key] = 2
        ann._expand_record(parent_key, (), None, ['line1\n', 'line2\n'],
                           ('fulltext', False))
        res = ann._expand_record(rev_key, (parent_key,), parent_key,
                                 record, details)
        self.assertEqual({parent_key: 1}, ann._num_compression_children)
        # Expanding the second child should remove the content object, and the
        # num_compression_children entry
        res = ann._expand_record(rev2_key, (parent_key,), parent_key,
                                 record, details)
        self.assertFalse(parent_key in ann._content_objects)
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._num_compression_children)
        # We should not cache the content_objects for rev2 and rev, because
        # they do not have compression children of their own.
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._content_objects)

    def test__expand_delta_records_blocks(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        parent_key = ('parent-id',)
        record = ['0,1,1\n', 'new-line\n']
        details = ('line-delta', True)
        ann._num_compression_children[parent_key] = 2
        ann._expand_record(parent_key, (), None,
                           ['line1\n', 'line2\n', 'line3\n'],
                           ('fulltext', False))
        ann._expand_record(rev_key, (parent_key,), parent_key, record, details)
        self.assertEqual({(rev_key, parent_key): [(1, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)]},
                         ann._matching_blocks)
        rev2_key = ('rev2-id',)
        record = ['0,1,1\n', 'new-line\n']
        details = ('line-delta', False)
        ann._expand_record(rev2_key, (parent_key,), parent_key, record, details)
        self.assertEqual([(1, 1, 2), (3, 3, 0)],
                         ann._matching_blocks[(rev2_key, parent_key)])

    def test__get_parent_ann_uses_matching_blocks(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        parent_key = ('parent-id',)
        parent_ann = [(parent_key,)]*3
        block_key = (rev_key, parent_key)
        ann._annotations_cache[parent_key] = parent_ann
        ann._matching_blocks[block_key] = [(0, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)]
        # We should not try to access any parent_lines content, because we know
        # we already have the matching blocks
        par_ann, blocks = ann._get_parent_annotations_and_matches(rev_key,
                                        ['1\n', '2\n', '3\n'], parent_key)
        self.assertEqual(parent_ann, par_ann)
        self.assertEqual([(0, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)], blocks)
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._matching_blocks)

    def test__process_pending(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        rev_key = ('rev-id',)
        p1_key = ('p1-id',)
        p2_key = ('p2-id',)
        record = ['0,1,1\n', 'new-line\n']
        details = ('line-delta', False)
        p1_record = ['line1\n', 'line2\n']
        ann._num_compression_children[p1_key] = 1
        res = ann._expand_record(rev_key, (p1_key, p2_key), p1_key,
                                 record, details)
        self.assertEqual(None, res)
        # self.assertTrue(p1_key in ann._pending_deltas)
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._pending_annotation)
        # Now insert p1, and we should be able to expand the delta
        res = ann._expand_record(p1_key, (), None, p1_record,
                                 ('fulltext', False))
        self.assertEqual(p1_record, res)
        ann._annotations_cache[p1_key] = [(p1_key,)]*2
        res = ann._process_pending(p1_key)
        self.assertEqual([], res)
        self.assertFalse(p1_key in ann._pending_deltas)
        self.assertTrue(p2_key in ann._pending_annotation)
        self.assertEqual({p2_key: [(rev_key, (p1_key, p2_key))]},
                         ann._pending_annotation)
        # Now fill in parent 2, and pending annotation should be satisfied
        res = ann._expand_record(p2_key, (), None, [], ('fulltext', False))
        ann._annotations_cache[p2_key] = []
        res = ann._process_pending(p2_key)
        self.assertEqual([rev_key], res)
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._pending_annotation)
        self.assertEqual({}, ann._pending_deltas)

    def test_record_delta_removes_basis(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        ann._expand_record(('parent-id',), (), None,
                           ['line1\n', 'line2\n'], ('fulltext', False))
        ann._num_compression_children['parent-id'] = 2

    def test_annotate_special_text(self):
        ann = self.make_annotator()
        vf = ann._vf
        rev1_key = ('rev-1',)
        rev2_key = ('rev-2',)
        rev3_key = ('rev-3',)
        spec_key = ('special:',)
        vf.add_lines(rev1_key, [], ['initial content\n'])
        vf.add_lines(rev2_key, [rev1_key], ['initial content\n',
                                            'common content\n',
                                            'content in 2\n'])
        vf.add_lines(rev3_key, [rev1_key], ['initial content\n',
                                            'common content\n',
                                            'content in 3\n'])
        spec_text = ('initial content\n'
                     'common content\n'
                     'content in 2\n'
                     'content in 3\n')
        ann.add_special_text(spec_key, [rev2_key, rev3_key], spec_text)
        anns, lines = ann.annotate(spec_key)
        self.assertEqual([(rev1_key,),
                          (rev2_key, rev3_key),
                          (rev2_key,),
                          (rev3_key,),
                         ], anns)
        self.assertEqualDiff(spec_text, ''.join(lines))


class KnitTests(TestCaseWithTransport):
    """Class containing knit test helper routines."""

    def make_test_knit(self, annotate=False, name='test'):
        mapper = ConstantMapper(name)
        return make_file_factory(annotate, mapper)(self.get_transport())


class TestBadShaError(KnitTests):
    """Tests for handling of sha errors."""

    def test_sha_exception_has_text(self):
        # having the failed text included in the error allows for recovery.
        source = self.make_test_knit()
        target = self.make_test_knit(name="target")
        if not source._max_delta_chain:
            raise TestNotApplicable(
                "cannot get delta-caused sha failures without deltas.")
        # create a basis
        basis = ('basis',)
        broken = ('broken',)
        source.add_lines(basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        source.add_lines(broken, (basis,), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        # Seed target with a bad basis text
        target.add_lines(basis, (), ['gam\n'])
        target.insert_record_stream(
            source.get_record_stream([broken], 'unordered', False))
        err = self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt,
            target.get_record_stream([broken], 'unordered', True
            ).next().get_bytes_as, 'chunked')
        self.assertEqual(['gam\n', 'bar\n'], err.content)
        # Test for formatting with live data
        self.assertStartsWith(str(err), "Knit ")


class TestKnitIndex(KnitTests):

    def test_add_versions_dictionary_compresses(self):
        """Adding versions to the index should update the lookup dict"""
        knit = self.make_test_knit()
        idx = knit._index
        idx.add_records([(('a-1',), ['fulltext'], (('a-1',), 0, 0), [])])
        self.check_file_contents('test.kndx',
            '# bzr knit index 8\n'
            '\n'
            'a-1 fulltext 0 0  :'
            )
        idx.add_records([
            (('a-2',), ['fulltext'], (('a-2',), 0, 0), [('a-1',)]),
            (('a-3',), ['fulltext'], (('a-3',), 0, 0), [('a-2',)]),
            ])
        self.check_file_contents('test.kndx',
            '# bzr knit index 8\n'
            '\n'
            'a-1 fulltext 0 0  :\n'
            'a-2 fulltext 0 0 0 :\n'
            'a-3 fulltext 0 0 1 :'
            )
        self.assertEqual({('a-3',), ('a-1',), ('a-2',)}, idx.keys())
        self.assertEqual({
            ('a-1',): ((('a-1',), 0, 0), None, (), ('fulltext', False)),
            ('a-2',): ((('a-2',), 0, 0), None, (('a-1',),), ('fulltext', False)),
            ('a-3',): ((('a-3',), 0, 0), None, (('a-2',),), ('fulltext', False)),
            }, idx.get_build_details(idx.keys()))
        self.assertEqual({('a-1',): (),
            ('a-2',): (('a-1',),),
            ('a-3',): (('a-2',),),},
            idx.get_parent_map(idx.keys()))

    def test_add_versions_fails_clean(self):
        """If add_versions fails in the middle, it restores a pristine state.

        Any modifications that are made to the index are reset if all versions
        cannot be added.
        """
        # This cheats a little bit by passing in a generator which will
        # raise an exception before the processing finishes
        # Other possibilities would be to have an version with the wrong number
        # of entries, or to make the backing transport unable to write any
        # files.

        knit = self.make_test_knit()
        idx = knit._index
        idx.add_records([(('a-1',), ['fulltext'], (('a-1',), 0, 0), [])])

        class StopEarly(Exception):
            pass

        def generate_failure():
            """Add some entries and then raise an exception"""
            yield (('a-2',), ['fulltext'], (None, 0, 0), ('a-1',))
            yield (('a-3',), ['fulltext'], (None, 0, 0), ('a-2',))
            raise StopEarly()

        # Assert the pre-condition
        def assertA1Only():
            self.assertEqual({('a-1',)}, set(idx.keys()))
            self.assertEqual(
                {('a-1',): ((('a-1',), 0, 0), None, (), ('fulltext', False))},
                idx.get_build_details([('a-1',)]))
            self.assertEqual({('a-1',):()}, idx.get_parent_map(idx.keys()))

        assertA1Only()
        self.assertRaises(StopEarly, idx.add_records, generate_failure())
        # And it shouldn't be modified
        assertA1Only()

    def test_knit_index_ignores_empty_files(self):
        # There was a race condition in older bzr, where a ^C at the right time
        # could leave an empty .kndx file, which bzr would later claim was a
        # corrupted file since the header was not present. In reality, the file
        # just wasn't created, so it should be ignored.
        t = transport.get_transport_from_path('.')
        t.put_bytes('test.kndx', '')

        knit = self.make_test_knit()

    def test_knit_index_checks_header(self):
        t = transport.get_transport_from_path('.')
        t.put_bytes('test.kndx', '# not really a knit header\n\n')
        k = self.make_test_knit()
        self.assertRaises(KnitHeaderError, k.keys)


class TestGraphIndexKnit(KnitTests):
    """Tests for knits using a GraphIndex rather than a KnitIndex."""

    def make_g_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, nodes=[]):
        builder = GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists)
        for node, references, value in nodes:
            builder.add_node(node, references, value)
        stream = builder.finish()
        trans = self.get_transport()
        size = trans.put_file(name, stream)
        return GraphIndex(trans, name, size)

    def two_graph_index(self, deltas=False, catch_adds=False):
        """Build a two-graph index.

        :param deltas: If true, use underlying indices with two node-ref
            lists and 'parent' set to a delta-compressed against tail.
        """
        # build a complex graph across several indices.
        if deltas:
            # delta compression inn the index
            index1 = self.make_g_index('1', 2, [
                (('tip', ), 'N0 100', ([('parent', )], [], )),
                (('tail', ), '', ([], []))])
            index2 = self.make_g_index('2', 2, [
                (('parent', ), ' 100 78', ([('tail', ), ('ghost', )], [('tail', )])),
                (('separate', ), '', ([], []))])
        else:
            # just blob location and graph in the index.
            index1 = self.make_g_index('1', 1, [
                (('tip', ), 'N0 100', ([('parent', )], )),
                (('tail', ), '', ([], ))])
            index2 = self.make_g_index('2', 1, [
                (('parent', ), ' 100 78', ([('tail', ), ('ghost', )], )),
                (('separate', ), '', ([], ))])
        combined_index = CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2])
        if catch_adds:
            self.combined_index = combined_index
            self.caught_entries = []
            add_callback = self.catch_add
        else:
            add_callback = None
        return _KnitGraphIndex(combined_index, lambda:True, deltas=deltas,
            add_callback=add_callback)

    def test_keys(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual({('tail',), ('tip',), ('parent',), ('separate',)},
            set(index.keys()))

    def test_get_position(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual((index._graph_index._indices[0], 0, 100), index.get_position(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual((index._graph_index._indices[1], 100, 78), index.get_position(('parent',)))

    def test_get_method_deltas(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True)
        self.assertEqual('fulltext', index.get_method(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual('line-delta', index.get_method(('parent',)))

    def test_get_method_no_deltas(self):
        # check that the parent-history lookup is ignored with deltas=False.
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=False)
        self.assertEqual('fulltext', index.get_method(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual('fulltext', index.get_method(('parent',)))

    def test_get_options_deltas(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True)
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext', 'no-eol'], index.get_options(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual(['line-delta'], index.get_options(('parent',)))

    def test_get_options_no_deltas(self):
        # check that the parent-history lookup is ignored with deltas=False.
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=False)
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext', 'no-eol'], index.get_options(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext'], index.get_options(('parent',)))

    def test_get_parent_map(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual({('parent',):(('tail',), ('ghost',))},
            index.get_parent_map([('parent',), ('ghost',)]))

    def catch_add(self, entries):
        self.caught_entries.append(entries)

    def test_add_no_callback_errors(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertRaises(errors.ReadOnlyError, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), ['separate'])])

    def test_add_version_smoke(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([(('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60),
            [('separate',)])])
        self.assertEqual([[(('new', ), 'N50 60', ((('separate',),),))]],
            self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_delta_not_delta_index(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_same_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # options can be spelt two different ways
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'no-eol,fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or
        # delta, and be at a different position.
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 100),
            [('parent',)])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 1000),
            [('parent',)])])
        # but neither should have added data:
        self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_different_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True)
        # change options
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        # parents
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_nodeltas(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([
                (('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), [('separate',)]),
                (('new2',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 6), [('new',)]),
                ])
        self.assertEqual([(('new', ), 'N50 60', ((('separate',),),)),
            (('new2', ), ' 0 6', ((('new',),),))],
            sorted(self.caught_entries[0]))
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries))

    def test_add_versions_deltas(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([
                (('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), [('separate',)]),
                (('new2',), 'line-delta', (None, 0, 6), [('new',)]),
                ])
        self.assertEqual([(('new', ), 'N50 60', ((('separate',),), ())),
            (('new2', ), ' 0 6', ((('new',),), (('new',),), ))],
            sorted(self.caught_entries[0]))
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries))

    def test_add_versions_delta_not_delta_index(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_random_id_accepted(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([], random_id=True)

    def test_add_versions_same_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # options can be spelt two different ways
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100),
            [('parent',)])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'no-eol,fulltext', (None, 0, 100),
            [('parent',)])])
        # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or
        # delta, and be at a different position.
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 100),
            [('parent',)])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 1000),
            [('parent',)])])
        # but neither should have added data.
        self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_different_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True)
        # change options
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        # parents
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        # change options in the second record
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)]),
             (('tip',), 'line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def make_g_index_missing_compression_parent(self):
        graph_index = self.make_g_index('missing_comp', 2,
            [(('tip', ), ' 100 78',
              ([('missing-parent', ), ('ghost', )], [('missing-parent', )]))])
        return graph_index

    def make_g_index_missing_parent(self):
        graph_index = self.make_g_index('missing_parent', 2,
            [(('parent', ), ' 100 78', ([], [])),
             (('tip', ), ' 100 78',
              ([('parent', ), ('missing-parent', )], [('parent', )])),
              ])
        return graph_index

    def make_g_index_no_external_refs(self):
        graph_index = self.make_g_index('no_external_refs', 2,
            [(('rev', ), ' 100 78',
              ([('parent', ), ('ghost', )], []))])
        return graph_index

    def test_add_good_unvalidated_index(self):
        unvalidated = self.make_g_index_no_external_refs()
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated)
        self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_compression_parents())

    def test_add_missing_compression_parent_unvalidated_index(self):
        unvalidated = self.make_g_index_missing_compression_parent()
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated)
        # This also checks that its only the compression parent that is
        # examined, otherwise 'ghost' would also be reported as a missing
        # parent.
        self.assertEqual(
            frozenset([('missing-parent',)]),
            index.get_missing_compression_parents())

    def test_add_missing_noncompression_parent_unvalidated_index(self):
        unvalidated = self.make_g_index_missing_parent()
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True,
            track_external_parent_refs=True)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated)
        self.assertEqual(
            frozenset([('missing-parent',)]), index.get_missing_parents())

    def test_track_external_parent_refs(self):
        g_index = self.make_g_index('empty', 2, [])
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([g_index])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True,
            add_callback=self.catch_add, track_external_parent_refs=True)
        self.caught_entries = []
        index.add_records([
            (('new-key',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60),
             [('parent-1',), ('parent-2',)])])
        self.assertEqual(
            frozenset([('parent-1',), ('parent-2',)]),
            index.get_missing_parents())

    def test_add_unvalidated_index_with_present_external_references(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True)
        # Ugly hack to get at one of the underlying GraphIndex objects that
        # two_graph_index built.
        unvalidated = index._graph_index._indices[1]
        # 'parent' is an external ref of _indices[1] (unvalidated), but is
        # present in _indices[0].
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated)
        self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_compression_parents())

    def make_new_missing_parent_g_index(self, name):
        missing_parent = name + '-missing-parent'
        graph_index = self.make_g_index(name, 2,
            [((name + 'tip', ), ' 100 78',
              ([(missing_parent, ), ('ghost', )], [(missing_parent, )]))])
        return graph_index

    def test_add_mulitiple_unvalidated_indices_with_missing_parents(self):
        g_index_1 = self.make_new_missing_parent_g_index('one')
        g_index_2 = self.make_new_missing_parent_g_index('two')
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([g_index_1, g_index_2])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(g_index_1)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(g_index_2)
        self.assertEqual(
            frozenset([('one-missing-parent',), ('two-missing-parent',)]),
            index.get_missing_compression_parents())

    def test_add_mulitiple_unvalidated_indices_with_mutual_dependencies(self):
        graph_index_a = self.make_g_index('one', 2,
            [(('parent-one', ), ' 100 78', ([('non-compression-parent',)], [])),
             (('child-of-two', ), ' 100 78',
              ([('parent-two',)], [('parent-two',)]))])
        graph_index_b = self.make_g_index('two', 2,
            [(('parent-two', ), ' 100 78', ([('non-compression-parent',)], [])),
             (('child-of-one', ), ' 100 78',
              ([('parent-one',)], [('parent-one',)]))])
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([graph_index_a, graph_index_b])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(graph_index_a)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(graph_index_b)
        self.assertEqual(
            frozenset([]), index.get_missing_compression_parents())


class TestNoParentsGraphIndexKnit(KnitTests):
    """Tests for knits using _KnitGraphIndex with no parents."""

    def make_g_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, nodes=[]):
        builder = GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists)
        for node, references in nodes:
            builder.add_node(node, references)
        stream = builder.finish()
        trans = self.get_transport()
        size = trans.put_file(name, stream)
        return GraphIndex(trans, name, size)

    def test_add_good_unvalidated_index(self):
        unvalidated = self.make_g_index('unvalidated')
        combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated])
        index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, parents=False)
        index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated)
        self.assertEqual(frozenset(),
            index.get_missing_compression_parents())

    def test_parents_deltas_incompatible(self):
        index = CombinedGraphIndex([])
        self.assertRaises(knit.KnitError, _KnitGraphIndex, lambda:True,
            index, deltas=True, parents=False)

    def two_graph_index(self, catch_adds=False):
        """Build a two-graph index.

        :param deltas: If true, use underlying indices with two node-ref
            lists and 'parent' set to a delta-compressed against tail.
        """
        # put several versions in the index.
        index1 = self.make_g_index('1', 0, [
            (('tip', ), 'N0 100'),
            (('tail', ), '')])
        index2 = self.make_g_index('2', 0, [
            (('parent', ), ' 100 78'),
            (('separate', ), '')])
        combined_index = CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2])
        if catch_adds:
            self.combined_index = combined_index
            self.caught_entries = []
            add_callback = self.catch_add
        else:
            add_callback = None
        return _KnitGraphIndex(combined_index, lambda:True, parents=False,
            add_callback=add_callback)

    def test_keys(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual({('tail',), ('tip',), ('parent',), ('separate',)},
            set(index.keys()))

    def test_get_position(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual((index._graph_index._indices[0], 0, 100),
            index.get_position(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual((index._graph_index._indices[1], 100, 78),
            index.get_position(('parent',)))

    def test_get_method(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual('fulltext', index.get_method(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext'], index.get_options(('parent',)))

    def test_get_options(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext', 'no-eol'], index.get_options(('tip',)))
        self.assertEqual(['fulltext'], index.get_options(('parent',)))

    def test_get_parent_map(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertEqual({('parent',):None},
            index.get_parent_map([('parent',), ('ghost',)]))

    def catch_add(self, entries):
        self.caught_entries.append(entries)

    def test_add_no_callback_errors(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index()
        self.assertRaises(errors.ReadOnlyError, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), [('separate',)])])

    def test_add_version_smoke(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([(('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), [])])
        self.assertEqual([[(('new', ), 'N50 60')]],
            self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_delta_not_delta_index(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_same_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # options can be spelt two different ways
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'no-eol,fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or
        # delta, and be at a different position.
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 100), [])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 1000), [])])
        # but neither should have added data.
        self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_version_different_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # change options
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'line-delta,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        # parents
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([
                (('new',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 60), []),
                (('new2',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 6), []),
                ])
        self.assertEqual([(('new', ), 'N50 60'), (('new2', ), ' 0 6')],
            sorted(self.caught_entries[0]))
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries))

    def test_add_versions_delta_not_delta_index(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_parents_not_parents_index(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('new',), 'no-eol,fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_random_id_accepted(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        index.add_records([], random_id=True)

    def test_add_versions_same_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # options can be spelt two different ways
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'no-eol,fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or
        # delta, and be at a different position.
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 50, 100), [])])
        index.add_records([(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 1000), [])])
        # but neither should have added data.
        self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries)

    def test_add_versions_different_dup(self):
        index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True)
        # change options
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'line-delta,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        # parents
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), [('parent',)])])
        # change options in the second record
        self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.add_records,
            [(('tip',), 'fulltext,no-eol', (None, 0, 100), []),
             (('tip',), 'no-eol,line-delta', (None, 0, 100), [])])
        self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries)


class TestKnitVersionedFiles(KnitTests):

    def assertGroupKeysForIo(self, exp_groups, keys, non_local_keys,
                             positions, _min_buffer_size=None):
        kvf = self.make_test_knit()
        if _min_buffer_size is None:
            _min_buffer_size = knit._STREAM_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE
        self.assertEqual(exp_groups, kvf._group_keys_for_io(keys,
                                        non_local_keys, positions,
                                        _min_buffer_size=_min_buffer_size))

    def assertSplitByPrefix(self, expected_map, expected_prefix_order,
                            keys):
        split, prefix_order = KnitVersionedFiles._split_by_prefix(keys)
        self.assertEqual(expected_map, split)
        self.assertEqual(expected_prefix_order, prefix_order)

    def test__group_keys_for_io(self):
        ft_detail = ('fulltext', False)
        ld_detail = ('line-delta', False)
        f_a = ('f', 'a')
        f_b = ('f', 'b')
        f_c = ('f', 'c')
        g_a = ('g', 'a')
        g_b = ('g', 'b')
        g_c = ('g', 'c')
        positions = {
            f_a: (ft_detail, (f_a, 0, 100), None),
            f_b: (ld_detail, (f_b, 100, 21), f_a),
            f_c: (ld_detail, (f_c, 180, 15), f_b),
            g_a: (ft_detail, (g_a, 121, 35), None),
            g_b: (ld_detail, (g_b, 156, 12), g_a),
            g_c: (ld_detail, (g_c, 195, 13), g_a),
            }
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a], set())],
                                  [f_a], [], positions)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a], {f_a})],
                                  [f_a], [f_a], positions)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b], set([]))],
                                  [f_a, f_b], [], positions)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b], {f_b})],
                                  [f_a, f_b], [f_b], positions)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b, g_a, g_b], set())],
                                  [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b, g_a, g_b], set())],
                                  [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions,
                                  _min_buffer_size=150)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b], set()), ([g_a, g_b], set())],
                                  [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions,
                                  _min_buffer_size=100)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_c], set()), ([g_b], set())],
                                  [f_c, g_b], [], positions,
                                  _min_buffer_size=125)
        self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([g_b, f_c], set())],
                                  [g_b, f_c], [], positions,
                                  _min_buffer_size=125)

    def test__split_by_prefix(self):
        self.assertSplitByPrefix({'f': [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b')],
                                  'g': [('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')],
                                 }, ['f', 'g'],
                                 [('f', 'a'), ('g', 'b'),
                                  ('g', 'a'), ('f', 'b')])

        self.assertSplitByPrefix({'f': [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b')],
                                  'g': [('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')],
                                 }, ['f', 'g'],
                                 [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b'),
                                  ('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')])

        self.assertSplitByPrefix({'f': [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b')],
                                  'g': [('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')],
                                 }, ['f', 'g'],
                                 [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b'),
                                  ('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')])

        self.assertSplitByPrefix({'f': [('f', 'a'), ('f', 'b')],
                                  'g': [('g', 'b'), ('g', 'a')],
                                  '': [('a',), ('b',)]
                                 }, ['f', 'g', ''],
                                 [('f', 'a'), ('g', 'b'),
                                  ('a',), ('b',),
                                  ('g', 'a'), ('f', 'b')])


class TestStacking(KnitTests):

    def get_basis_and_test_knit(self):
        basis = self.make_test_knit(name='basis')
        basis = RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(basis)
        test = self.make_test_knit(name='test')
        test.add_fallback_versioned_files(basis)
        return basis, test

    def test_add_fallback_versioned_files(self):
        basis = self.make_test_knit(name='basis')
        test = self.make_test_knit(name='test')
        # It must not error; other tests test that the fallback is referred to
        # when accessing data.
        test.add_fallback_versioned_files(basis)

    def test_add_lines(self):
        # lines added to the test are not added to the basis
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_cross_border = ('quux',)
        key_delta = ('zaphod',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), ['foo\n'])
        self.assertEqual({}, basis.get_parent_map([key]))
        # lines added to the test that reference across the stack do a
        # fulltext.
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        test.add_lines(key_cross_border, (key_basis,), ['foo\n'])
        self.assertEqual('fulltext', test._index.get_method(key_cross_border))
        # we don't even need to look at the basis to see that this should be
        # stored as a fulltext
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # Subsequent adds do delta.
        basis.calls = []
        test.add_lines(key_delta, (key_cross_border,), ['foo\n'])
        self.assertEqual('line-delta', test._index.get_method(key_delta))
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)

    def test_annotate(self):
        # annotations from the test knit are answered without asking the basis
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), ['foo\n'])
        details = test.annotate(key)
        self.assertEqual([(key, 'foo\n')], details)
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # But texts that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis
        # directly.
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        details = test.annotate(key_basis)
        self.assertEqual([(key_basis, 'foo\n'), (key_basis, 'bar\n')], details)
        # Not optimised to date:
        # self.assertEqual([("annotate", key_basis)], basis.calls)
        self.assertEqual([('get_parent_map', {key_basis}),
            ('get_parent_map', {key_basis}),
            ('get_record_stream', [key_basis], 'topological', True)],
            basis.calls)

    def test_check(self):
        # At the moment checking a stacked knit does implicitly check the
        # fallback files.
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        test.check()

    def test_get_parent_map(self):
        # parents in the test knit are answered without asking the basis
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), [])
        parent_map = test.get_parent_map([key])
        self.assertEqual({key: ()}, parent_map)
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # But parents that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [])
        basis.calls = []
        parent_map = test.get_parent_map([key, key_basis, key_missing])
        self.assertEqual({key: (),
            key_basis: ()}, parent_map)
        self.assertEqual([("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing})],
            basis.calls)

    def test_get_record_stream_unordered_fulltexts(self):
        # records from the test knit are answered without asking the basis:
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), ['foo\n'])
        records = list(test.get_record_stream([key], 'unordered', True))
        self.assertEqual(1, len(records))
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis:
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        records = list(test.get_record_stream([key_basis, key_missing],
            'unordered', True))
        self.assertEqual(2, len(records))
        calls = list(basis.calls)
        for record in records:
            self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing))
            if record.key == key_missing:
                self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory)
            else:
                reference = list(basis.get_record_stream([key_basis],
                    'unordered', True))[0]
                self.assertEqual(reference.key, record.key)
                self.assertEqual(reference.sha1, record.sha1)
                self.assertEqual(reference.storage_kind, record.storage_kind)
                self.assertEqual(reference.get_bytes_as(reference.storage_kind),
                    record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind))
                self.assertEqual(reference.get_bytes_as('fulltext'),
                    record.get_bytes_as('fulltext'))
        # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to
        # ask which fallbacks have which parents.
        self.assertEqual([
            ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing}),
            ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], 'unordered', True)],
            calls)

    def test_get_record_stream_ordered_fulltexts(self):
        # ordering is preserved down into the fallback store.
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_basis_2 = ('quux',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (key_basis,), ['foo\n'])
        # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis:
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (key_basis_2,), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis.add_lines(key_basis_2, (), ['quux\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        # ask for in non-topological order
        records = list(test.get_record_stream(
            [key, key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2], 'topological', True))
        self.assertEqual(4, len(records))
        results = []
        for record in records:
            self.assertSubset([record.key],
                (key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2, key))
            if record.key == key_missing:
                self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory)
            else:
                results.append((record.key, record.sha1, record.storage_kind,
                    record.get_bytes_as('fulltext')))
        calls = list(basis.calls)
        order = [record[0] for record in results]
        self.assertEqual([key_basis_2, key_basis, key], order)
        for result in results:
            if result[0] == key:
                source = test
            else:
                source = basis
            record = next(source.get_record_stream([result[0]], 'unordered',
                True))
            self.assertEqual(record.key, result[0])
            self.assertEqual(record.sha1, result[1])
            # We used to check that the storage kind matched, but actually it
            # depends on whether it was sourced from the basis, or in a single
            # group, because asking for full texts returns proxy objects to a
            # _ContentMapGenerator object; so checking the kind is unneeded.
            self.assertEqual(record.get_bytes_as('fulltext'), result[3])
        # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to
        # ask which fallbacks have which parents.
        self.assertEqual([
            ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_basis_2, key_missing}),
            # topological is requested from the fallback, because that is what
            # was requested at the top level.
            ("get_record_stream", [key_basis_2, key_basis], 'topological', True)],
            calls)

    def test_get_record_stream_unordered_deltas(self):
        # records from the test knit are answered without asking the basis:
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), ['foo\n'])
        records = list(test.get_record_stream([key], 'unordered', False))
        self.assertEqual(1, len(records))
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis:
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        records = list(test.get_record_stream([key_basis, key_missing],
            'unordered', False))
        self.assertEqual(2, len(records))
        calls = list(basis.calls)
        for record in records:
            self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing))
            if record.key == key_missing:
                self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory)
            else:
                reference = list(basis.get_record_stream([key_basis],
                    'unordered', False))[0]
                self.assertEqual(reference.key, record.key)
                self.assertEqual(reference.sha1, record.sha1)
                self.assertEqual(reference.storage_kind, record.storage_kind)
                self.assertEqual(reference.get_bytes_as(reference.storage_kind),
                    record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind))
        # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to
        # ask which fallbacks have which parents.
        self.assertEqual([
            ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing}),
            ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], 'unordered', False)],
            calls)

    def test_get_record_stream_ordered_deltas(self):
        # ordering is preserved down into the fallback store.
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_basis_2 = ('quux',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (key_basis,), ['foo\n'])
        # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis:
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (key_basis_2,), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis.add_lines(key_basis_2, (), ['quux\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        # ask for in non-topological order
        records = list(test.get_record_stream(
            [key, key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2], 'topological', False))
        self.assertEqual(4, len(records))
        results = []
        for record in records:
            self.assertSubset([record.key],
                (key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2, key))
            if record.key == key_missing:
                self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory)
            else:
                results.append((record.key, record.sha1, record.storage_kind,
                    record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind)))
        calls = list(basis.calls)
        order = [record[0] for record in results]
        self.assertEqual([key_basis_2, key_basis, key], order)
        for result in results:
            if result[0] == key:
                source = test
            else:
                source = basis
            record = next(source.get_record_stream([result[0]], 'unordered',
                False))
            self.assertEqual(record.key, result[0])
            self.assertEqual(record.sha1, result[1])
            self.assertEqual(record.storage_kind, result[2])
            self.assertEqual(record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), result[3])
        # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to
        # ask which fallbacks have which parents.
        self.assertEqual([
            ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_basis_2, key_missing}),
            ("get_record_stream", [key_basis_2, key_basis], 'topological', False)],
            calls)

    def test_get_sha1s(self):
        # sha1's in the test knit are answered without asking the basis
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_missing = ('missing',)
        test.add_lines(key, (), ['foo\n'])
        key_sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\n')
        sha1s = test.get_sha1s([key])
        self.assertEqual({key: key_sha1sum}, sha1s)
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)
        # But texts that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis
        # directly (rather than via text reconstruction) so that remote servers
        # etc don't have to answer with full content.
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
        basis_sha1sum = osutils.sha_string('foo\nbar\n')
        basis.calls = []
        sha1s = test.get_sha1s([key, key_missing, key_basis])
        self.assertEqual({key: key_sha1sum,
            key_basis: basis_sha1sum}, sha1s)
        self.assertEqual([("get_sha1s", {key_basis, key_missing})],
            basis.calls)

    def test_insert_record_stream(self):
        # records are inserted as normal; insert_record_stream builds on
        # add_lines, so a smoke test should be all that's needed:
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_delta = ('zaphod',)
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        source = self.make_test_knit(name='source')
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        source.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        source.add_lines(key_delta, (key_basis,), ['bar\n'])
        stream = source.get_record_stream([key_delta], 'unordered', False)
        test.insert_record_stream(stream)
        # XXX: this does somewhat too many calls in making sure of whether it
        # has to recreate the full text.
        self.assertEqual([("get_parent_map", {key_basis}),
             ('get_parent_map', {key_basis}),
             ('get_record_stream', [key_basis], 'unordered', True)],
            basis.calls)
        self.assertEqual({key_delta:(key_basis,)},
            test.get_parent_map([key_delta]))
        self.assertEqual('bar\n', test.get_record_stream([key_delta],
            'unordered', True).next().get_bytes_as('fulltext'))

    def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(self):
        # Lines from the basis are returned, and lines for a given key are only
        # returned once.
        key1 = ('foo1',)
        key2 = ('foo2',)
        # all sources are asked for keys:
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        basis.add_lines(key1, (), ["foo"])
        basis.calls = []
        lines = list(test.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys([key1]))
        self.assertEqual([("foo\n", key1)], lines)
        self.assertEqual([("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", {key1})],
            basis.calls)
        # keys in both are not duplicated:
        test.add_lines(key2, (), ["bar\n"])
        basis.add_lines(key2, (), ["bar\n"])
        basis.calls = []
        lines = list(test.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys([key2]))
        self.assertEqual([("bar\n", key2)], lines)
        self.assertEqual([], basis.calls)

    def test_keys(self):
        key1 = ('foo1',)
        key2 = ('foo2',)
        # all sources are asked for keys:
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        keys = test.keys()
        self.assertEqual(set(), set(keys))
        self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls)
        # keys from a basis are returned:
        basis.add_lines(key1, (), [])
        basis.calls = []
        keys = test.keys()
        self.assertEqual({key1}, set(keys))
        self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls)
        # keys in both are not duplicated:
        test.add_lines(key2, (), [])
        basis.add_lines(key2, (), [])
        basis.calls = []
        keys = test.keys()
        self.assertEqual(2, len(keys))
        self.assertEqual({key1, key2}, set(keys))
        self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls)

    def test_add_mpdiffs(self):
        # records are inserted as normal; add_mpdiff builds on
        # add_lines, so a smoke test should be all that's needed:
        key = ('foo',)
        key_basis = ('bar',)
        key_delta = ('zaphod',)
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        source = self.make_test_knit(name='source')
        basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        source.add_lines(key_basis, (), ['foo\n'])
        source.add_lines(key_delta, (key_basis,), ['bar\n'])
        diffs = source.make_mpdiffs([key_delta])
        test.add_mpdiffs([(key_delta, (key_basis,),
            source.get_sha1s([key_delta])[key_delta], diffs[0])])
        self.assertEqual([("get_parent_map", {key_basis}),
            ('get_record_stream', [key_basis], 'unordered', True),],
            basis.calls)
        self.assertEqual({key_delta:(key_basis,)},
            test.get_parent_map([key_delta]))
        self.assertEqual('bar\n', test.get_record_stream([key_delta],
            'unordered', True).next().get_bytes_as('fulltext'))

    def test_make_mpdiffs(self):
        # Generating an mpdiff across a stacking boundary should detect parent
        # texts regions.
        key = ('foo',)
        key_left = ('bar',)
        key_right = ('zaphod',)
        basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit()
        basis.add_lines(key_left, (), ['bar\n'])
        basis.add_lines(key_right, (), ['zaphod\n'])
        basis.calls = []
        test.add_lines(key, (key_left, key_right),
            ['bar\n', 'foo\n', 'zaphod\n'])
        diffs = test.make_mpdiffs([key])
        self.assertEqual([
            multiparent.MultiParent([multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 0, 1),
                multiparent.NewText(['foo\n']),
                multiparent.ParentText(1, 0, 2, 1)])],
            diffs)
        self.assertEqual(3, len(basis.calls))
        self.assertEqual([
            ("get_parent_map", {key_left, key_right}),
            ("get_parent_map", {key_left, key_right}),
            ],
            basis.calls[:-1])
        last_call = basis.calls[-1]
        self.assertEqual('get_record_stream', last_call[0])
        self.assertEqual({key_left, key_right}, set(last_call[1]))
        self.assertEqual('topological', last_call[2])
        self.assertEqual(True, last_call[3])


class TestNetworkBehaviour(KnitTests):
    """Tests for getting data out of/into knits over the network."""

    def test_include_delta_closure_generates_a_knit_delta_closure(self):
        vf = self.make_test_knit(name='test')
        # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta
        vf.add_lines(('base',), (), ['base\n', 'content\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d1',), (('base',),), ['d1\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d2',), (('d1',),), ['d2\n'])
        # But heuristics could interfere, so check what happened:
        self.assertEqual(['knit-ft-gz', 'knit-delta-gz', 'knit-delta-gz'],
            [record.storage_kind for record in
             vf.get_record_stream([('base',), ('d1',), ('d2',)],
                'topological', False)])
        # generate a stream of just the deltas include_delta_closure=True,
        # serialise to the network, and check that we get a delta closure on the wire.
        stream = vf.get_record_stream([('d1',), ('d2',)], 'topological', True)
        netb = [record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind) for record in stream]
        # The first bytes should be a memo from _ContentMapGenerator, and the
        # second bytes should be empty (because its a API proxy not something
        # for wire serialisation.
        self.assertEqual('', netb[1])
        bytes = netb[0]
        kind, line_end = network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(bytes)
        self.assertEqual('knit-delta-closure', kind)


class TestContentMapGenerator(KnitTests):
    """Tests for ContentMapGenerator"""

    def test_get_record_stream_gives_records(self):
        vf = self.make_test_knit(name='test')
        # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta
        vf.add_lines(('base',), (), ['base\n', 'content\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d1',), (('base',),), ['d1\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d2',), (('d1',),), ['d2\n'])
        keys = [('d1',), ('d2',)]
        generator = _VFContentMapGenerator(vf, keys,
            global_map=vf.get_parent_map(keys))
        for record in generator.get_record_stream():
            if record.key == ('d1',):
                self.assertEqual('d1\n', record.get_bytes_as('fulltext'))
            else:
                self.assertEqual('d2\n', record.get_bytes_as('fulltext'))

    def test_get_record_stream_kinds_are_raw(self):
        vf = self.make_test_knit(name='test')
        # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta
        vf.add_lines(('base',), (), ['base\n', 'content\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d1',), (('base',),), ['d1\n'])
        vf.add_lines(('d2',), (('d1',),), ['d2\n'])
        keys = [('base',), ('d1',), ('d2',)]
        generator = _VFContentMapGenerator(vf, keys,
            global_map=vf.get_parent_map(keys))
        kinds = {('base',): 'knit-delta-closure',
            ('d1',): 'knit-delta-closure-ref',
            ('d2',): 'knit-delta-closure-ref',
            }
        for record in generator.get_record_stream():
            self.assertEqual(kinds[record.key], record.storage_kind)

5590.1.1 by John Arbash Meinel Stop using tuned_gzip, it seems to give incorrect results on python 2.7	1	# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd
1563.2.4 by Robert Collins First cut at including the knit implementation of versioned_file.	2	#
	3	# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
	4	# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	5	# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
	6	# (at your option) any later version.
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	8	# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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	10	# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
	11	# GNU General Public License for more details.
	12	#
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	14	# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
4183.7.1 by Sabin Iacob update FSF mailing address	15	# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
1563.2.4 by Robert Collins First cut at including the knit implementation of versioned_file.	16
	17	"""Tests for Knit data structure"""
	18
5590.1.1 by John Arbash Meinel Stop using tuned_gzip, it seems to give incorrect results on python 2.7	19	import gzip
2484.1.17 by John Arbash Meinel Workaround for Pyrex <0.9.5 and python >=2.5 incompatibilities.	20	import sys
1563.2.4 by Robert Collins First cut at including the knit implementation of versioned_file.	21
6624 by Jelmer Vernooĳ Merge Python3 porting work ('py3 pokes')	22	from .. import (
2196.2.5 by John Arbash Meinel Add an exception class when the knit index storage method is unknown, and properly test for it	23	errors,
3350.8.12 by Robert Collins Stacked make_mpdiffs.	24	multiparent,
3734.2.4 by Vincent Ladeuil Fix python2.6 deprecation warnings related to hashlib.	25	osutils,
4913.2.24 by John Arbash Meinel Track down a few more import typos.	26	tests,
5273.1.7 by Vincent Ladeuil No more use of the get_transport imported symbol, all uses are through	27	transport,
2196.2.5 by John Arbash Meinel Add an exception class when the knit index storage method is unknown, and properly test for it	28	)
6670.4.1 by Jelmer Vernooij Update imports.	29	from ..bzr import (
	30	knit,
	31	pack,
	32	)
	33	from ..bzr.index import *
	34	from ..bzr.knit import (
2794.1.2 by Robert Collins Nuke versioned file add/get delta support, allowing easy simplification of unannotated Content, reducing memory copies and friction during commit on unannotated texts.	35	AnnotatedKnitContent,
2151.1.1 by John Arbash Meinel (Dmitry Vasiliev) Tune KnitContent and add tests	36	KnitContent,
6729.7.2 by Jelmer Vernooĳ Finish move.	37	KnitCorrupt,
	38	KnitDataStreamIncompatible,
	39	KnitDataStreamUnknown,
6729.7.1 by Jelmer Vernooĳ Move some knit errors.	40	KnitHeaderError,