def __init__(self):
self.bugs = bugzilla.Bugzilla()
self.buildbot = buildbot.BuildBot()
self.executive = executive.Executive()
self._irc = None
self.filesystem = filesystem.FileSystem()
self.workspace = workspace.Workspace(self.filesystem, self.executive)
self._port = None
self.user = user.User()
self._scm = None
self._checkout = None
self.status_server = statusserver.StatusServer()
self.port_factory = port.factory
self.platform = platforminfo.PlatformInfo()
def __init__(self):
SystemHost.__init__(self)
self.web = web.Web()
self._scm = None
# Everything below this line is WebKit-specific and belongs on a higher-level object.
self.buildbot = buildbot.BuildBot()
# FIXME: Unfortunately Port objects are currently the central-dispatch objects of the NRWT world.
# In order to instantiate a port correctly, we have to pass it at least an executive, user, scm, and filesystem
# so for now we just pass along the whole Host object.
# FIXME: PortFactory doesn't belong on this Host object if Port is going to have a Host (circular dependency).
self.port_factory = PortFactory(self)
self._engage_awesome_locale_hacks()
def __init__(self):
self.bugs = bugzilla.Bugzilla()
self.buildbot = buildbot.BuildBot()
self.executive = executive.Executive()
self.web = web.Web()
self._irc = None
self.filesystem = filesystem.FileSystem()
self.workspace = workspace.Workspace(self.filesystem, self.executive)
self._port = None
self.user = user.User()
self._scm = None
self._checkout = None
self.status_server = statusserver.StatusServer()
# FIXME: Unfortunately Port objects are currently the central-dispatch objects of the NRWT world.
# In order to instantiate a port correctly, we have to pass it at least an executive, user, scm, and filesystem
# so for now we just pass along the whole Host object.
self.port_factory = PortFactory(self)
self.platform = platforminfo.PlatformInfo()
def bugzilla(self):
from webkitpy.common.net import buildbot
return buildbot.BuildBot()