# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
+import logging
+log = logging.getLogger('ral.mercurial')
+
__author__ = "Łukasz Rekucki"
__date__ = "$2009-09-25 09:35:06$"
__doc__ = "Module documentation."
import wlrepo
import mercurial.error
+import re
+
+import logging
+log = logging.getLogger('wlrepo.document')
class MercurialDocument(wlrepo.Document):
def ismain(self):
return self._revision.user_name is None
+ def islatest(self):
+ return (self == self.latest())
+
def shared(self):
if self.ismain():
return self
def take_action(library, resolve):
# branch from latest
- library._create_branch(fullid, parent=self._revision)
+ library._set_branchname(fullid)
if not self._library.has_revision(fullid):
+ log.info("Checking out document %s" % fullid)
+
self.invoke_and_commit(take_action, \
lambda d: ("$AUTO$ File checkout.", user) )
return self._library.document_for_rev(fullid)
+
+ def up_to_date(self):
+ return self.ismain() or (\
+ self.shared().ancestorof(self) )
+
def update(self, user):
"""Update parts of the document."""
return (True, False)
if self._revision.has_children():
- print 'Update failed: has children.'
+ log.info('Update failed: has children.')
# can't update non-latest revision
return (False, False)
if sv.ancestorof(self):
return (True, False)
-
- return self._revision.merge_with(sv._revision, user=user)
+ return self._revision.merge_with(sv._revision, user=user,
+ message="$AUTO$ Personal branch update.")
finally:
lock.release()
lock = self.library.lock()
try:
if self.ismain():
- return (True, False) # always shared
+ return False # always shared
user = self._revision.user_name
main = self.shared()._revision
# 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):
- print "case 1"
- success, changed = main.merge_with(local, user=user, message=message)
+ success, changed = main.merge_with(local, user=user, message=message)
+
+ if not success:
+ raise LibraryException("Merge failed.")
+
+ return changed
+
# Case 2:
- #
- # main * * local
- # |\ |
- # | \|
- # | *
- # | |
- #
- # Default has no changes, to update from this branch
- # since the last merge of local to default.
- elif local.has_common_ancestor(main):
- print "case 2"
- if not local.parentof(main):
- success, changed = main.merge_with(local, user=user, message=message)
-
- # Case 3:
# main *
# |
# * <- this case overlaps with previos one
# There was a recent merge to the defaul branch and
# no changes to local branch recently.
#
- # Use the fact, that user is prepared to see changes, to
- # update his branch if there are any
- elif local.ancestorof(main):
- print "case 3"
- if not local.parentof(main):
- success, changed = local.merge_with(main, user=user, \
- message='$AUTO$ Local branch update during share.')
-
- else:
- print "case 4"
- success, changed = local.merge_with(main, user=user, \
- message='$AUTO$ Local branch update during share.')
-
- if not success:
- return False
+ # Nothing to do
+ elif local.ancestorof(main):
+ return False
- if changed:
- local = self.latest()._revision
-
- success, changed = main.merge_with(local, user=user,\
- message=message)
-
- return success, changed
+ # In all other cases, the local needs an update
+ # and possibly conflict resolution, so fail
+ raise LibraryExcepton("Document not prepared for sharing.")
+
finally:
- lock.release()
+ lock.release()
+
+
+ def has_conflict_marks(self):
+ return re.search("^(?:<<<<<<< .*|=======|>>>>>>> .*)$", self.data('xml'), re.MULTILINE)
def __unicode__(self):
- return u"Document(%s:%s)" % (self.name, self.owner)
+ return u"Document(%s:%s)" % (self.id, self.owner)
def __str__(self):
return self.__unicode__().encode('utf-8')
def __eq__(self, other):
- return (self._revision == other._revision) and (self.name == other.name)
+ return (self._revision == other._revision)
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