/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 Canonical Ltd

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# TODO: Perhaps have a way to record errors other than by raising exceptions;

# would perhaps be enough to accumulate exception objects in a list without

# raising them.  If there's more than one exception it'd be good to see them

# all.

"""Checking of bzr objects.

check_refs is a concept used for optimising check. Objects that depend on other

objects (e.g. tree on repository) can list the objects they would be requesting

so that when the dependent object is checked, matches can be pulled out and

evaluated in-line rather than re-reading the same data many times.

check_refs are tuples (kind, value). Currently defined kinds are:

* 'trees', where value is a revid and the looked up objects are revision trees.

* 'lefthand-distance', where value is a revid and the looked up objects are the

  distance along the lefthand path to NULL for that revid.

* 'revision-existence', where value is a revid, and the result is True or False

  indicating that the revision was found/not found.

"""

from __future__ import absolute_import

from . import (

    errors,

    )

from .controldir import ControlDir

from .trace import note

from .i18n import gettext

class Check(object):

    """Check a repository"""

    def __init__(self, repository, check_repo=True):

        self.repository = repository

    def report_results(self, verbose):

        raise NotImplementedError(self.report_results)

def scan_branch(branch, needed_refs, to_unlock):

    """Scan a branch for refs.

    :param branch:  The branch to schedule for checking.

    :param needed_refs: Refs we are accumulating.

    :param to_unlock: The unlock list accumulating.

    """

    note(gettext("Checking branch at '%s'.") % (branch.base,))

    branch.lock_read()

    to_unlock.append(branch)

    branch_refs = branch._get_check_refs()

    for ref in branch_refs:

        reflist = needed_refs.setdefault(ref, [])

        reflist.append(branch)

def scan_tree(base_tree, tree, needed_refs, to_unlock):

    """Scan a tree for refs.

    :param base_tree: The original tree check opened, used to detect duplicate

        tree checks.

    :param tree:  The tree to schedule for checking.

    :param needed_refs: Refs we are accumulating.

    :param to_unlock: The unlock list accumulating.

    """

    if base_tree is not None and tree.basedir == base_tree.basedir:

        return

    note(gettext("Checking working tree at '%s'.") % (tree.basedir,))

    tree.lock_read()

    to_unlock.append(tree)

    tree_refs = tree._get_check_refs()

    for ref in tree_refs:

        reflist = needed_refs.setdefault(ref, [])

        reflist.append(tree)

def check_dwim(path, verbose, do_branch=False, do_repo=False, do_tree=False):

    """Check multiple objects.

    If errors occur they are accumulated and reported as far as possible, and

    an exception raised at the end of the process.

    """

    try:

        base_tree, branch, repo, relpath = \

                        ControlDir.open_containing_tree_branch_or_repository(path)

    except errors.NotBranchError:

        base_tree = branch = repo = None

    to_unlock = []

    needed_refs= {}

    try:

        if base_tree is not None:

            # If the tree is a lightweight checkout we won't see it in

            # repo.find_branches - add now.

            if do_tree:

                scan_tree(None, base_tree, needed_refs, to_unlock)

            branch = base_tree.branch

        if branch is not None:

            # We have a branch

            if repo is None:

                # The branch is in a shared repository

                repo = branch.repository

        if repo is not None:

            repo.lock_read()

            to_unlock.append(repo)

            branches = repo.find_branches(using=True)

            saw_tree = False

            if do_branch or do_tree:

                for branch in branches:

                    if do_tree:

                        try:

                            tree = branch.controldir.open_workingtree()

                            saw_tree = True

                        except (errors.NotLocalUrl, errors.NoWorkingTree):

                            pass

                        else:

                            scan_tree(base_tree, tree, needed_refs, to_unlock)

                    if do_branch:

                        scan_branch(branch, needed_refs, to_unlock)

            if do_branch and not branches:

                note(gettext("No branch found at specified location."))

            if do_tree and base_tree is None and not saw_tree:

                note(gettext("No working tree found at specified location."))

            if do_repo or do_branch or do_tree:

                if do_repo:

                    note(gettext("Checking repository at '%s'.")

                         % (repo.user_url,))

                result = repo.check(None, callback_refs=needed_refs,

                    check_repo=do_repo)

                result.report_results(verbose)

        else:

            if do_tree:

                note(gettext("No working tree found at specified location."))

            if do_branch:

                note(gettext("No branch found at specified location."))

            if do_repo:

                note(gettext("No repository found at specified location."))

    finally:

        for thing in to_unlock:

            thing.unlock()