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  • Committer: Tim Marston
  • Date: 2014-04-04 22:33:09 UTC
  • Revision ID: tim@ed.am-20140404223309-macifjzkiryg982n
read ~/.stdhomerc; commands set repo before run(); program performs late
initialisation of some variables; updated help

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lib/stdhome/command/resolve.py
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class ResolveCommand( Command ):
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        def __init__( self ):
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                self.repo = None
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        def print_help( self ):
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                print "Usage: " + the.program.name + " resolve [--repo=REPO]"
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                print
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                                if not re.match( '^[-a-zA-z0-9.]+$', optarg ):
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                                        raise the.program.FatalError(
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                                                'invalid repository name: ' + optarg )
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                                self.repo = optarg
 
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                                the.repo = optarg
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                        elif opt in [ '--verbose', '-v' ]:
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                                the.verbose += 1
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                        elif opt == "--help":
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        def run( self ):
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                # set up repo and check it exists
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                the.set_repo( self.repo )
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                the.repo.check_dir_exists()
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                # initialise deployment (check it's valid)
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                # check for conflicts in repo
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                files = the.repo.vcs.get_conflicts()
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                if files:
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                        message += 'Conflicts in %s:\n  %s' % \
 
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                        message += 'conflicts in %s:\n  %s' % \
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                                           ( the.repo.name, '\n  '.join( files ) )
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                # check for deployment conclicts
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                conflicts = deployment.get_conflicts()
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                if conflicts:
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                        message += 'Deployment conflicts:\n  %s' % \
 
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                        message += 'deployment conflicts:\n  %s' % \
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                                           '\n  '.join( conflicts )
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                # stop if there are conflicts