self.invoke_and_commit(take_action, \
lambda d: ("$AUTO$ File checkout.", user) )
- return self._library.document_for_rev(fullid)
+ return self._library.document_for_revision(fullid)
def up_to_date(self):
- return self.ismain() or (\
- self.shared().ancestorof(self) )
+ if self.ismain():
+ return True
+
+ shared = self.shared()
-
+ if shared.ancestorof(self):
+ return True
+
+ if shared.has_parent_from(self):
+ return True
+
+ return False
+
def update(self, user):
"""Update parts of the document."""
lock = self.library.lock()
if self.ismain():
# main revision of the document
return self
-
- if self._revision.has_children():
- raise UpdateException("Revision has children.")
- sv = self.shared()
+ # check for children in this branch
+ if self._revision.has_children(limit_branch=True):
+ raise wlrepo.UpdateException("Revision %s has children." % self.revision)
- if self.parentof(sv):
+ shared = self.shared()
+ # *
+ # /|
+ # * |
+ # | |
+ #
+ # we carry the latest version
+ if shared.ancestorof(self):
+ return self
+
+ # *
+ # |\
+ # | *
+ # | |
+ #
+ # We just shared
+ if self.parentof(shared):
return self
- if sv.ancestorof(self):
- return self
+ # s s S
+ # | | |
+ # *<-S *<-*
+ # | | | .
+ #
+ # This is ok (s - shared, S - self)
- if self._revision.merge_with(sv._revision, user=user,\
+ if self._revision.merge_with(shared._revision, user=user,\
message="$AUTO$ Personal branch update."):
return self.latest()
else:
- raise UpdateException("Merge failed.")
+ raise wlrepo.UpdateException("Merge failed.")
finally:
- lock.release()
+ lock.release()
+
+
+ def would_share(self):
+ if self.ismain():
+ return False, "Main version is always shared"
+
+ shared = self.shared()
+
+ # we just did this - move on
+ if self.parentof(shared):
+ return False, "Document has been recetly shared - no changes"
+
+ # *
+ # /|
+ # * *
+ # |\|
+ # | *
+ # | |
+ # Situation above is ok - what we don't want, is:
+ # *
+ # /|
+ # * |
+ # |\|
+ # | *
+ # | |
+ # We want to prevent stuff like this.
+ if self.parent().parentof(shared):
+ return False, "Preventing zig-zag"
+
+ return True, "OK"
+
def share(self, message):
lock = self.library.lock()
- try:
- if self.ismain():
- return False # always shared
-
- user = self._revision.user_name
- main = self.shared()._revision
- local = self._revision
+ try:
+ result, info = self.would_share()
- # Case 1:
+ if not result:
+ return self.shared()
+
+ # The good situation
+ #
# * local
# |
- # * <- can also be here!
- # /|
+ # >*
+ # ||
# / |
# main * *
# | |
- # The local branch has been recently updated,
- # so we don't need to update yet again, but we need to
- # merge down to default branch, even if there was
- # no commit's since last update
- #
- # This is actually the only good case!
- if main.ancestorof(local):
- success, changed = main.merge_with(local, user=user, message=message)
+ shared = self.shared()
- if not success:
- raise LibraryException("Merge failed.")
+ if shared.ancestorof(self):
+ success = shared._revision.merge_with(self._revision, user=self.owner, message=message)
- return changed
-
- # Case 2:
- # main *
- # |
- # * <- this case overlaps with previos one
- # |\
- # | \
- # | * local
- # | |
- #
- # There was a recent merge to the defaul branch and
- # no changes to local branch recently.
- #
- # Nothing to do
- elif local.ancestorof(main):
- return False
+ if not success:
+ raise wlrepo.LibraryException("Merge failed.")
+
+ return shared.latest()
- # In all other cases, the local needs an update
- # and possibly conflict resolution, so fail
- raise LibraryExcepton("Document not prepared for sharing.")
-
+ raise wlrepo.LibraryException("Unrecognized share-state.")
finally:
lock.release()