def run(self):
"""
Locate and update the currently deployed origin file.
"""
self.originfile = self._get_deployed_origin()
log.debug("Loading ostree origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
origin_cfg = config.KeyFileConfigParser(self.originfile)
old_refspec = origin_cfg.get('origin', 'refspec')
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
log.warn("Multiple remotes configured in %s." % self.repo_config)
new_remote = self._get_new_refspec(old_refspec)
if new_remote is None:
log.warn("Unable to find matching remote for origin: %s" % old_refspec)
log.warn("Leaving refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec,
new_remote)
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
def run(self):
"""
Locate and update the currently deployed origin file.
"""
self.originfile = self._get_deployed_origin()
log.debug("Loading ostree origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
# No results
if not self.originfile:
return
origin_cfg = config.KeyFileConfigParser(self.originfile)
try:
old_refspec = origin_cfg.get('origin', 'refspec')
except config.NoSectionError:
log.warn("No 'origin' section found in origin file: %s" %
self.originfile)
return
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
log.warn("Multiple remotes configured in %s." % self.repo_config)
new_remote = self._get_new_refspec(old_refspec)
if new_remote is None:
log.warn("Unable to find matching remote for origin: %s" %
old_refspec)
log.warn("Leaving refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec, new_remote)
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
def test_empty_remote(self):
refspec = ':awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker'
expected = 'newremote:awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker'
self.assertEquals(expected, config.replace_refspec_remote(
refspec, 'newremote'))
def test_empty_remote(self):
refspec = ':awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker'
expected = 'newremote:awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker'
self.assertEquals(expected,
config.replace_refspec_remote(refspec, 'newremote'))
# This will need to be replaced with a more precise method.
# Note this also applies for the case of no matching remote names
# and only one remote, which will be the common case for a fresh
# install.
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
new_remote = sorted([x.name
for x in self.repo_config.remotes])[0]
log.warn(
"No remotes that match refspec for deployed origin found, so "
"choosing the first remote names sorted: %s" % new_remote)
else:
# No remotes,
log.debug("No ostree remote urls found in content.")
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec, new_remote)
# A KeyfileConfigParser object comparison would be useful here to
# decide if we need to persist.
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# FIXME: keep track of changes to avoid this
def run(self):
"""
Locate and update the currently deployed origin file.
"""
self.originfile = self._get_deployed_origin()
# No results
if not self.originfile:
return
origin_cfg = config.KeyFileConfigParser(self.originfile)
try:
old_refspec = origin_cfg.get('origin', 'refspec')
except config.NoSectionError:
log.warn("No 'origin' section found in origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
return
# Remove the unconfigured-state flag from the origin config.
# Note any changes to origin_cfg here are not saved until later.
origin_cfg = self._remove_unconfigured_flag(origin_cfg)
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
log.warn("Multiple remotes configured in %s." % self.repo_config)
new_remote = self._get_new_refspec(old_refspec)
if new_remote is None:
log.warn("Unable to find matching remote for origin: %s" % old_refspec)
log.warn("Leaving refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# TODO: We don't have all the data and namespaces setup yet to insure
# we never get this scenario. A fresh installed system with a
# respect of
# "atomic-host-install:atomic-host/10.0/x86_64/standard" with
# remotes "atomic-host-blah-beta" and
# "atomic-host-super-preview". Have to update respec with a name
# matching at least one of the remotes, so we pick the first one.
# This will need to be replaced with a more precise method.
# Note this also applies for the case of no matching remote names
# and only one remote, which will be the common case for a fresh
# install.
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
new_remote = sorted([x.name for x in self.repo_config.remotes])[0]
log.warn("No remotes that match refspec for deployed origin found, so "
"choosing the first remote names sorted: %s" % new_remote)
else:
# No remotes,
log.debug("No ostree remote urls found in content.")
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec,
new_remote)
# A KeyfileConfigParser object comparison would be useful here to
# decide if we need to persist.
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# FIXME: keep track of changes to avoid this
# (or write a config object differ, etc)
log.debug("But saving %s anyway, in case other values changed.",
self.originfile)
origin_cfg.save()
def run(self):
"""
Locate and update the currently deployed origin file.
"""
self.originfile = self._get_deployed_origin()
log.debug("Loading ostree origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
# No results
if not self.originfile:
return
origin_cfg = config.KeyFileConfigParser(self.originfile)
try:
old_refspec = origin_cfg.get('origin', 'refspec')
except config.NoSectionError:
log.warn("No 'origin' section found in origin file: %s" %
self.originfile)
return
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
log.warn("Multiple remotes configured in %s." % self.repo_config)
log.debug("old_refspec: %s" % old_refspec)
new_remote = self._get_new_refspec(old_refspec)
log.debug("new_remote: %s" % new_remote)
if new_remote is None:
log.warn("Unable to find matching remote for origin: %s" %
old_refspec)
log.warn("Leaving refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# TODO: We don't have all the data and namespaces setup yet to insure
# we never get this scenario. A fresh installed system with a
# respect of
# "atomic-host-install:atomic-host/10.0/x86_64/standard" with
# remotes "atomic-host-blah-beta" and
# "atomic-host-super-preview". Have to update respec with a name
# matching at least one of the remotes, so we pick the first one.
# This will need to be replaced with a more precise method.
# Note this also applies for the case of no matching remote names
# and only one remote, which will be the common case for a fresh
# install.
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
new_remote = sorted([x.name
for x in self.repo_config.remotes])[0]
log.warn(
"No remotes that match refspec for deployed origin found, so "
"choosing the first remote names sorted: %s" % new_remote)
else:
# No remotes,
log.debug("No ostree remote urls found in content.")
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec, new_remote)
log.debug("old_refspec: %s" % old_refspec)
log.debug("new_refspec: %s" % new_refspec)
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# "atomic-host-super-preview". Have to update respec with a name
# matching at least one of the remotes, so we pick the first one.
# This will need to be replaced with a more precise method.
# Note this also applies for the case of no matching remote names
# and only one remote, which will be the common case for a fresh
# install.
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
new_remote = sorted([x.name for x in self.repo_config.remotes])[0]
log.warn("No remotes that match refspec for deployed origin found, so "
"choosing the first remote names sorted: %s" % new_remote)
else:
# No remotes,
log.debug("No ostree remote urls found in content.")
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec,
new_remote)
# A KeyfileConfigParser object comparison would be useful here to
# decide if we need to persist.
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# FIXME: keep track of changes to avoid this
def run(self):
"""
Locate and update the currently deployed origin file.
"""
self.originfile = self._get_deployed_origin()
log.debug("Loading ostree origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
# No results
if not self.originfile:
return
origin_cfg = config.KeyFileConfigParser(self.originfile)
try:
old_refspec = origin_cfg.get('origin', 'refspec')
except config.NoSectionError:
log.warn("No 'origin' section found in origin file: %s" % self.originfile)
return
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
log.warn("Multiple remotes configured in %s." % self.repo_config)
log.debug("old_refspec: %s" % old_refspec)
new_remote = self._get_new_refspec(old_refspec)
log.debug("new_remote: %s" % new_remote)
if new_remote is None:
log.warn("Unable to find matching remote for origin: %s" % old_refspec)
log.warn("Leaving refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
# TODO: We don't have all the data and namespaces setup yet to insure
# we never get this scenario. A fresh installed system with a
# respect of
# "atomic-host-install:atomic-host/10.0/x86_64/standard" with
# remotes "atomic-host-blah-beta" and
# "atomic-host-super-preview". Have to update respec with a name
# matching at least one of the remotes, so we pick the first one.
# This will need to be replaced with a more precise method.
# Note this also applies for the case of no matching remote names
# and only one remote, which will be the common case for a fresh
# install.
if len(self.repo_config.remotes):
new_remote = sorted([x.name for x in self.repo_config.remotes])[0]
log.warn("No remotes that match refspec for deployed origin found, so "
"choosing the first remote names sorted: %s" % new_remote)
else:
# No remotes,
log.debug("No ostree remote urls found in content.")
return
new_refspec = config.replace_refspec_remote(old_refspec,
new_remote)
log.debug("old_refspec: %s" % old_refspec)
log.debug("new_refspec: %s" % new_refspec)
if new_refspec != old_refspec:
log.info("Updating refspec in: %s" % self.originfile)
log.info(" old = %s" % old_refspec)
log.info(" new = %s" % new_refspec)
origin_cfg.set('origin', 'refspec', new_refspec)
origin_cfg.save()
else:
log.debug("No change to refspec in %s" % self.originfile)
def test_empty_remote(self):
refspec = ":awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker"
expected = "newremote:awesomeos-controller/awesomeos8/x86_64/controller/docker"
self.assertEquals(expected, config.replace_refspec_remote(refspec, "newremote"))
