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- Committer: Tim Marston
- Date: 2014-02-12 21:51:49 UTC
- Revision ID: tim@ed.am-20140212215149-msaxl7vo98il5i4a
added more commands
- files removed:
- dev
- lib/stdhome/command
- lib/stdhome/walker
- files renamed:
- lib/stdhome/command/init.py => lib/stdhome/command_init.py
- lib/stdhome/command/resolve.py => lib/stdhome/command_resolve.py
- lib/stdhome/command/stage_revert.py => lib/stdhome/command_stage_revert.py
- lib/stdhome/command/status.py => lib/stdhome/command_status.py
- lib/stdhome/command/update.py => lib/stdhome/command_update.py
- lib/stdhome/vcs/brz.py => lib/stdhome/vcs/bzr.py
- VERSION => version
- files modified:
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lib/stdhome/deployment.py
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# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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import os, re, shutil, filecmp, json
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from . import the, util
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from .walker.copy_in import CopyInWalker
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from .walker.conflict import ConflictWalker
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from .walker.copy_out import CopyOutWalker
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import os, re, shutil, filecmp
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import the, util
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class Deployment:
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def __init__( self ):
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if the.repo is None:
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raise RuntimeError( 'logic error: Deployment initialised when '
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'the.repo is unset' )
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self.load_deployment_state()
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self.conflicts_checked = False
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def load_deployment_state( self ):
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"""Load any deployment state. If one is found then a deployment will be
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considered to be ongoing.
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"""
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# list of files that were copied-in (or at least given the opportunity
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# to be) and updated through the vcs update. This means that, while
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# there may have been conflicts during the update (which the user will
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# have to have dealt with in the repo), any conflicts arising with these
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# files in the home directory are no longer important and can be
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# ignored. In short, this is a list of files that can safely be
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# deployed, regardless of the state of the home directory.
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self.imported_files = None
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# list of files that were affected by a recent vcs update (so only these
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# files need to be checked for deployment conflicts or copied-out)
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self.affected_files = None
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# the revno that the repo was as prior to a recent update
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self.initial_revno = None
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# to be) and updated through the vcs update. This means that, while
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# there may have been conflicts during the update (which will be dealt
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# with in the repo), any arising conflicts with the filesystem are now
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# assumed to be because of the vcs update and can be ignored (that is to
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# say, we no longer care about the file in the home directory). In
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# short, this is a list of files that it is safe to deploy, regardless
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# of the state of the filesystem.
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self.deploy_files = None
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# do we have a repo?
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if not os.path.exists( the.repo.full_dir ): return
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# if no file list exists, we're done
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file = os.path.join( the.full_mddir, "deploy.%s" % the.repo.name )
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if not os.path.isfile( file ):
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if the.verbose: print "no deployment state found"
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return
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# read the file list
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if the.verbose >= 1: print("deployment state found; loading")
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if the.verbose: print "loading deployment state"
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f = open( file, 'r' )
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state = json.loads( f.read() )
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# unpack deployment state
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if 'imported_files' in state:
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self.imported_files = state['imported_files'];
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if 'initial_revno' in state:
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self.initial_revno = state['initial_revno'];
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if 'affected_files' in state:
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self.affected_files = state['affected_files'];
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self.deploy_files = f.read().splitlines()
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def save_deployment_state( self ):
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"""Save the current deployment state (so there will be a deployment ongoing).
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"""
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if the.verbose >= 1: print("saving deployment state")
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if the.verbose: print "saving deployment state"
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# create metadata directory, as necessary
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if not os.path.isdir( the.full_mddir ):
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os.mkdir( the.full_mddir )
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# pack deployment state
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state = {
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'imported_files': self.imported_files,
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'initial_revno': self.initial_revno,
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'affected_files': self.affected_files,
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}
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# create file
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file = os.path.join( the.full_mddir, "deploy.%s" % the.repo.name )
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f = open( file, 'w' )
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f.write( json.dumps( state ) );
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f.write( '\n'.join( self.deploy_files ) + '\n' )
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def remove_deployment_state( self ):
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"""Remove the current deployment state (so no deployment will be ongoing).
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"""
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# check it exists
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# delete it, if it exists
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file = os.path.join( the.full_mddir, "deploy.%s" % the.repo.name )
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if( os.path.isfile( file ) ):
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# delete it
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if the.verbose >= 1: print("removing deployment state")
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os.unlink( file )
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def is_ongoing( self ):
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"""Is there a deployment currently ongoing?
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"""
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return False if self.imported_files is None else True
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return False if self.deploy_files is None else True
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def check_ongoing( self, ongoing = True ):
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"""Check that a deployment either is or is not ongoing and raise an error if
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not.
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"""
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if( ongoing ):
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if self.imported_files is None:
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if self.deploy_files is None:
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raise self.DeploymentOngoing( False )
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else:
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if self.imported_files is not None:
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if self.deploy_files is not None:
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raise self.DeploymentOngoing( True )
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def get_initial_revno( self ):
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"""Get the initial revision identifier from the deployment state.
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"""
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return self.initial_revno
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def copy_in( self, initial_revno = None ):
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"""Copy-in changes from the home directory to the repository. When finished,
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the state of deployment is saved, meaning that a deployment is ongoing.
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"""
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def confirm( self, message ):
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# TODO: write interactive confirmation routine
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return False
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def walk_repo( self, dir_func = None, file_func = None, link_func = None,
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relative_dir = '', ignore_errors = False ):
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"""Walk through all files and directories in the repo, passing the relative path
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to each to the provided functions.
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"""
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full_dir = os.path.join( the.repo.full_dir, relative_dir )
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for file in os.listdir( full_dir ):
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relative_file = os.path.join( relative_dir, file )
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# skip some stuff
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if relative_file == '.bzr': continue
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repo_file = os.path.join( the.repo.full_dir, relative_file )
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fs_file = os.path.join( the.full_fsdir, relative_file )
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if os.path.islink( repo_file ):
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if link_func is not None:
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link_func( relative_file, repo_file, fs_file )
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elif os.path.isfile( repo_file ):
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if file_func is not None:
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file_func( relative_file, repo_file, fs_file )
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elif os.path.isdir( repo_file ):
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if dir_func is not None:
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dir_func( relative_path, repo_file, fs_file )
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# recurse in directories
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self.walk_repo( dir_func, file_func, link_func, relative_dir,
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ignore_errors )
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elif not ignore_errors:
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raise RuntimeError(
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'repo contains unknown/missing entity' )
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def copy_in( self ):
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def copy_in_dir( relative_file, dst, src ):
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self.deploy_files.append( relative_file )
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# if src doesn't exist, delete it from the repo
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if not os.path.lexists( src ):
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if the.verbose: print " _<d " + relative_file
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shutil.rmtree( dst )
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# if src is a directory, copy permissions, as necessary
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elif os.path.isdir( src ):
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# TODO: should check permissions and only do as necessary
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if the.verbose: print " d<d " + relative_file
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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# TODO: serious differences in between ~/ and repo (e.g., files in
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# one that are directories in the other) should be ignored (e.g.,
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# not copied-in). And the stuff that is ignored during copy-in
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# should also be ignored during copy-out and must not be added to
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# the deploy_files list. Since these ignored files/directories are
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# transparent to the user, they should have to explicitly permit
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# them via an ignore file (e.g., ~/.stdhome/.ignore, akin to bzr's
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# .bzrignore file). If these serious differences are not matched by
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# the ignore file, an error should show (which will requie a
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# separate "check" walk of the repo, as is done in copy_out).
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raise self.Conflict( "%s differs too severely from the repo" %
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os.path.join( the.fsdir, relative_file ) )
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def copy_in_file( relative_file, dst, src ):
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self.deploy_files.append( relative_file )
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if not os.path.lexists( src ):
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if the.verbose: print " ?<f " + relative_file
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os.unlink( dst )
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elif os.path.islink( src ):
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if the.verbose: print " l<f " + relative_file
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os.unlink( dst )
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os.symlink( os.readlink( src ), dst )
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# if src is a file, replace it if different
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elif os.path.isfile( src ):
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if not filecmp.cmp( src, dst ):
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if the.verbose: print " f<f " + relative_file
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os.unlink( dst )
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shutil.copy( src, dst )
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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else:
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if the.verbose: print " f=f " + relative_file
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# TODO: serious differences in between ~/ and repo (e.g., files in
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# one that are directories in the other) should be ignored (e.g.,
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# not copied-in). And the stuff that is ignored during copy-in
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# should also be ignored during copy-out and must not be added to
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# the deploy_files list. Since these ignored files/directories are
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# transparent to the user, they should have to explicitly permit
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# them via an ignore file (e.g., ~/.stdhome/.ignore, akin to bzr's
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# .bzrignore file). If these serious differences are not matched by
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# the ignore file, an error should show (which will requie a
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# separate "check" walk of the repo, as is done in copy_out).
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else:
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raise self.Conflict( "%s differs too severely from the repo" %
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os.path.join( the.fsdir, relative_file ) )
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def copy_in_link( relative_file, dst, src ):
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self.deploy_files.append( relative_file )
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if not os.path.lexists( src ):
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if the.verbose: print " _<l " + relative_file
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os.unlink( dst )
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elif os.path.islink( src ):
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if os.readlink( src ) != os.readlink( dst ):
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if the.verbose: print " l<l " + relative_file
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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# TODO: serious differences in between ~/ and repo (e.g., files in
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# one that are directories in the other) should be ignored (e.g.,
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# not copied-in). And the stuff that is ignored during copy-in
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# should also be ignored during copy-out and must not be added to
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# the deploy_files list. Since these ignored files/directories are
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# transparent to the user, they should have to explicitly permit
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# them via an ignore file (e.g., ~/.stdhome/.ignore, akin to bzr's
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# .bzrignore file). If these serious differences are not matched by
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# the ignore file, an error should show (which will requie a
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# separate "check" walk of the repo, as is done in copy_out).
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else:
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raise self.Conflict( "%s differs too severely from the repo" %
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os.path.join( the.fsdir, relative_file ) )
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self.check_ongoing( False )
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# copy in
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if the.verbose >= 1: print("importing files...")
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walker = CopyInWalker()
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walker.walk()
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self.walk_repo( dir_func = copy_in_dir, file_func = copy_in_file,
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link_func = copy_in_link, ignore_errors = True )
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def get_conflicts( self, affected_files = None ):
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"""Check to see if there are any deployment conflicts. If a list of affected
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"""
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def copy_out( self, quiet ):
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"""Copy-out changed files from the repository to the home directory. If the
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"""
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def copy_out( self ):
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def copy_out_dir( relative_file, src, dst ):
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if not os.path.lexists( dst ):
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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elif os.path.isfile( dst ):
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if the.verbose: print " d>f " + relative_file
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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elif os.path.isdir( dst ):
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def copy_out_file( relative_file, src, dst ):
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elif os.path.isfile( dst ):
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shutil.copystat( src, dst )
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link_func = copy_out_link, ignore_errors = True )
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def get_conflicts( self ):
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def check_dir( relative_file, src, dst ):
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os.path.join( the.fsdir, relative_file ) )
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return
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def check_file( relative_file, src, dst ):
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self.files = list()
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self.walk_repo( dir_func = check_dir, file_func = check_file,
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link_func = check_file )
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class DeploymentOngoing( the.program.FatalError ):
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def __init__( self, ongoing ):
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else:
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self.msg = "there is no ongoing deployment"
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class Conflict( Exception ):
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def __init__( self, message ):
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self.msg = message
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