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# Copyright (C) 2011 Canonical Ltd

#

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"""Tools for dealing with the Launchpad API without using launchpadlib.

The api itself is a RESTful interface, so we can make HTTP queries directly.

loading launchpadlib itself has a fairly high overhead (just calling

Launchpad.login_anonymously() takes a 500ms once the WADL is cached, and 5+s to

get the WADL.

"""

from __future__ import absolute_import

try:

    # Use simplejson if available, much faster, and can be easily installed in

    # older versions of python

    import simplejson as json

except ImportError:

    # Is present since python 2.6

    try:

        import json

    except ImportError:

        json = None

import time

try:

    from urllib.parse import urlencode

except ImportError:  # python < 3

    from urllib import urlencode

try:

    import urllib.request as urllib2

except ImportError:  # python < 3

    import urllib2

from ... import (

    revision,

    trace,

    )

class LatestPublication(object):

    """Encapsulate how to find the latest publication for a given project."""

    LP_API_ROOT = 'https://api.launchpad.net/1.0'

    def __init__(self, archive, series, project):

        self._archive = archive

        self._project = project

        self._setup_series_and_pocket(series)

    def _setup_series_and_pocket(self, series):

        """Parse the 'series' info into a series and a pocket.

        eg::

            _setup_series_and_pocket('natty-proposed')

            => _series == 'natty'

               _pocket == 'Proposed'

        """

        self._series = series

        self._pocket = None

        if self._series is not None and '-' in self._series:

            self._series, self._pocket = self._series.split('-', 1)

            self._pocket = self._pocket.title()

        else:

            self._pocket = 'Release'

    def _archive_URL(self):

        """Return the Launchpad 'Archive' URL that we will query.

        This is everything in the URL except the query parameters.

        """

        return '%s/%s/+archive/primary' % (self.LP_API_ROOT, self._archive)

    def _publication_status(self):

        """Handle the 'status' field.

        It seems that Launchpad tracks all 'debian' packages as 'Pending', while

        for 'ubuntu' we care about the 'Published' packages.

        """

        if self._archive == 'debian':

            # Launchpad only tracks debian packages as "Pending", it doesn't mark

            # them Published

            return 'Pending'

        return 'Published'

    def _query_params(self):

        """Get the parameters defining our query.

        This defines the actions we are making against the archive.

        :return: A dict of query parameters.

        """

        params = {'ws.op': 'getPublishedSources',

                  'exact_match': 'true',

                  # If we need to use "" shouldn't we quote the project somehow?

                  'source_name': '"%s"' % (self._project,),

                  'status': self._publication_status(),

                  # We only need the latest one, the results seem to be properly

                  # most-recent-debian-version sorted

                  'ws.size': '1',

                  }

        if self._series is not None:

            params['distro_series'] = '/%s/%s' % (self._archive, self._series)

        if self._pocket is not None:

            params['pocket'] = self._pocket

        return params

    def _query_URL(self):

        """Create the full URL that we need to query, including parameters."""

        params = self._query_params()

        # We sort to give deterministic results for testing

        encoded = urlencode(sorted(params.items()))

        return '%s?%s' % (self._archive_URL(), encoded)

    def _get_lp_info(self):

        """Place an actual HTTP query against the Launchpad service."""

        if json is None:

            return None

        query_URL = self._query_URL()

        try:

            req = urllib2.Request(query_URL)

            response = urllib2.urlopen(req)

            json_info = response.read()

        # TODO: We haven't tested the HTTPError

        except (urllib2.URLError, urllib2.HTTPError) as e:

            trace.mutter('failed to place query to %r' % (query_URL,))

            trace.log_exception_quietly()

            return None

        return json_info

    def _parse_json_info(self, json_info):

        """Parse the json response from Launchpad into objects."""

        if json is None:

            return None

        try:

            return json.loads(json_info)

        except Exception:

            trace.mutter('Failed to parse json info: %r' % (json_info,))

            trace.log_exception_quietly()

            return None

    def get_latest_version(self):

        """Get the latest published version for the given package."""

        json_info = self._get_lp_info()

        if json_info is None:

            return None

        info = self._parse_json_info(json_info)

        if info is None:

            return None

        try:

            entries = info['entries']

            if len(entries) == 0:

                return None

            return entries[0]['source_package_version']

        except KeyError:

            trace.log_exception_quietly()

            return None

    def place(self):

        """Text-form for what location this represents.

        Example::

            ubuntu, natty => Ubuntu Natty

            ubuntu, natty-proposed => Ubuntu Natty Proposed

        :return: A string representing the location we are checking.

        """

        place = self._archive

        if self._series is not None:

            place = '%s %s' % (place, self._series)

        if self._pocket is not None and self._pocket != 'Release':

            place = '%s %s' % (place, self._pocket)

        return place.title()

def get_latest_publication(archive, series, project):

    """Get the most recent publication for a given project.

    :param archive: Either 'ubuntu' or 'debian'

    :param series: Something like 'natty', 'sid', etc. Can be set as None. Can

        also include a pocket such as 'natty-proposed'.

    :param project: Something like 'bzr'

    :return: A version string indicating the most-recent version published in

        Launchpad. Might return None if there is an error.

    """

    lp = LatestPublication(archive, series, project)

    return lp.get_latest_version()

def get_most_recent_tag(tag_dict, the_branch):

    """Get the most recent revision that has been tagged."""

    # Note: this assumes that a given rev won't get tagged multiple times. But

    #       it should be valid for the package importer branches that we care

    #       about

    reverse_dict = dict((rev, tag) for tag, rev in tag_dict.items())

    with the_branch.lock_read():

        last_rev = the_branch.last_revision()

        graph = the_branch.repository.get_graph()

        stop_revisions = (None, revision.NULL_REVISION)

        for rev_id in graph.iter_lefthand_ancestry(last_rev, stop_revisions):

            if rev_id in reverse_dict:

                return reverse_dict[rev_id]

def _get_newest_versions(the_branch, latest_pub):

    """Get information about how 'fresh' this packaging branch is.

    :param the_branch: The Branch to check

    :param latest_pub: The LatestPublication used to check most recent

        published version.

    :return: (latest_ver, branch_latest_ver)

    """

    t = time.time()

    latest_ver = latest_pub.get_latest_version()

    t_latest_ver = time.time() - t

    trace.mutter('LatestPublication.get_latest_version took: %.3fs'

                 % (t_latest_ver,))

    if latest_ver is None:

        return None, None

    t = time.time()

    tags = the_branch.tags.get_tag_dict()

    t_tag_dict = time.time() - t

    trace.mutter('LatestPublication.get_tag_dict took: %.3fs' % (t_tag_dict,))

    if latest_ver in tags:

        # branch might have a newer tag, but we don't really care

        return latest_ver, latest_ver

    else:

        best_tag = get_most_recent_tag(tags, the_branch)

        return latest_ver, best_tag

def _report_freshness(latest_ver, branch_latest_ver, place, verbosity,

                      report_func):

    """Report if the branch is up-to-date."""

    if latest_ver is None:

        if verbosity == 'all':

            report_func('Most recent %s version: MISSING' % (place,))

        elif verbosity == 'short':

            report_func('%s is MISSING a version' % (place,))

        return

    elif latest_ver == branch_latest_ver:

        if verbosity == 'minimal':

            return

        elif verbosity == 'short':

            report_func('%s is CURRENT in %s' % (latest_ver, place))

        else:

            report_func('Most recent %s version: %s\n'

                        'Packaging branch status: CURRENT'

                        % (place, latest_ver))

    else:

        if verbosity in ('minimal', 'short'):

            if branch_latest_ver is None:

                branch_latest_ver = 'Branch'

            report_func('%s is OUT-OF-DATE, %s has %s'

                        % (branch_latest_ver, place, latest_ver))

        else:

            report_func('Most recent %s version: %s\n'

                        'Packaging branch version: %s\n'

                        'Packaging branch status: OUT-OF-DATE'

                        % (place, latest_ver, branch_latest_ver))

def report_freshness(the_branch, verbosity, latest_pub):

    """Report to the user how up-to-date the packaging branch is.

    :param the_branch: A Branch object

    :param verbosity: Can be one of:

        off: Do not print anything, and skip all checks.

        all: Print all information that we have in a verbose manner, this

             includes misses, etc.

        short: Print information, but only one-line summaries

        minimal: Only print a one-line summary when the package branch is

                 out-of-date

    :param latest_pub: A LatestPublication instance

    """

    if verbosity == 'off':

        return

    if verbosity is None:

        verbosity = 'all'

    latest_ver, branch_ver = _get_newest_versions(the_branch, latest_pub)

    place = latest_pub.place()

    _report_freshness(latest_ver, branch_ver, place, verbosity,

                      trace.note)