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  • Committer: Tim Marston
  • Date: 2014-07-30 19:09:02 UTC
  • Revision ID: tim@ed.am-20140730190902-bkuu372rya4zokm8
added info for add command to --help; fixed bug with add command where all files
in directories could be added to the commit instead of just the ones you've
specified

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lib/stdhome/vcs/bzr.py
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                @param dir the fully-qualified directory to work in.
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                """
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                self.dir = dir
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        def has_authority( self ):
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                """Check that the directory is under this VCS's control.
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                """
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                return os.path.exists( os.path.join( self.dir, '.bzr' ) )
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        def expand_repo_url( self, url ):
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                """Convert a simple hostname in to an URL that the VCS can use.
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                """
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                return 'bzr+ssh://%s/%s/%s' % ( url, the.dir, the.repo.name )
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        def init( self ):
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                """Create a new, empty branch
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                """
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                """Obtain some sort of revision identifier
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                """
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                # bzr revno
 
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                # bzr revert
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                output = self.run( [ 'bzr', 'revno', '--tree' ] )
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                # parse revno
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                # symlink to a non-existant file)
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                if 'kind changed' in files:
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                        for file in files[ 'kind changed' ]:
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                                matches = re.search( '^(.+?)[/@+]? \([^)]+\)$', file )
 
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                                matches = re.match( r'(.+?)[/@+]? \([^)]+\)', file )
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                                if not matches:
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                                        raise RunTimeError(
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                                                'failed to parse bzr kind change: %s' % file )
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                # remove unknown files
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                if 'unknown' in files:
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                        for file in files[ 'unknown' ]:
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                                matches = re.search( r'^(.+?)[/@+]?$', file )
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                                if not matches:
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                                        raise RunTimeError(
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                                                'failed to parse bzr unknowns: %s' % file )
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                                file = matches.group( 1 )
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                                if the.verbose >= 2: print "removing (unknown): " + file
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                                full_file = os.path.join( self.dir, file )
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                                if os.path.isfile( full_file ) or os.path.islink( full_file ):
 
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                                if os.path.isfile( full_file ):
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                                        os.unlink( full_file )
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                                elif os.path.isdir( full_file ):
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                                        shutil.rmtree( full_file )
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                for line in buf:
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                        if not re.search( '^[-R+ ?][K NMD!][* ] ', line ): continue
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                        line = line.rstrip()
 
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                        if the.verbose >= 2: print '  %s' % line
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                        # renames show before and after file names
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                        matches = re.search( '^R.. (.*?)[/@+]? => (.*?)[/@+]?$', line )
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                output = p.communicate()[ 0 ]
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                if p.returncode > 0:
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                        raise self.VcsError( ' '.join( cmd[ : 2 ] ), output )
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                if the.verbose >= 2:
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                        verbose_output = output.rstrip()
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                        if len( verbose_output ):
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                                print re.sub( '(^|\n)', '\\1  : ', verbose_output )
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                return output
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