def list_overrides(suite, component, otype, session):
dat = {}
s = get_suite(suite, session)
if s is None:
utils.fubar("Suite '%s' not recognised." % (suite))
dat['suiteid'] = s.suite_id
c = get_component(component, session)
if c is None:
utils.fubar("Component '%s' not recognised." % (component))
dat['componentid'] = c.component_id
o = get_override_type(otype)
if o is None:
utils.fubar("Type '%s' not recognised. (Valid types are deb, udeb and dsc)" % (otype))
dat['typeid'] = o.overridetype_id
if otype == "dsc":
q = session.execute("""SELECT o.package, s.section, o.maintainer FROM override o, section s
WHERE o.suite = :suiteid AND o.component = :componentid
AND o.type = :typeid AND o.section = s.id
ORDER BY s.section, o.package""", dat)
for i in q.fetchall():
print(utils.result_join(i))
else:
q = session.execute("""SELECT o.package, p.priority, s.section, o.maintainer, p.level
FROM override o, priority p, section s
WHERE o.suite = :suiteid AND o.component = :componentid
AND o.type = :typeid AND o.priority = p.id AND o.section = s.id
ORDER BY s.section, p.level, o.package""", dat)
for i in q.fetchall():
print(utils.result_join(i[:-1]))
def do_list(output_file, suite, component, otype, session):
"""
Fetch override data for suite from the database and dump it.
@type output_file: fileobject
@param output_file: where to write the overrides to
@type suite: Suite object
@param suite: A suite object describing the Suite
@type component: Component object
@param component: The name of the component
@type otype: OverrideType object
@param otype: object of type of override. deb/udeb/dsc
@type session: SQLA Session
@param session: the database session in use
"""
# Here's a nice example of why the object API isn't always the
# right answer. On my laptop, the object version of the code
# takes 1:45, the 'dumb' tuple-based one takes 0:16 - mhy
if otype.overridetype == "dsc":
# q = session.query(Override).filter_by(suite_id = suite.suite_id)
# q = q.filter_by(component_id = component.component_id)
# q = q.filter_by(overridetype_id = otype.overridetype_id)
# q = q.join(Section).order_by(Section.section, Override.package)
# for o in q.all():
# dat = (o.package, o.section.section, o.maintainer)
# output_file.write(utils.result_join(dat) + '\n')
q = session.execute(
"SELECT o.package, s.section, o.maintainer FROM override o, section s WHERE o.suite = %s AND o.component = %s AND o.type = %s AND o.section = s.id ORDER BY s.section, o.package"
% (suite.suite_id, component.component_id, otype.overridetype_id)
)
for i in q.fetchall():
output_file.write(utils.result_join(i) + "\n")
else:
# q = session.query(Override).filter_by(suite_id = suite.suite_id)
# q = q.filter_by(component_id = component.component_id)
# q = q.filter_by(overridetype_id = otype.overridetype_id)
# q = q.join(Priority).join(Section).order_by(Section.section, Priority.level, Override.package)
# for o in q.all():
# dat = (o.package, o.priority.priority, o.section.section, o.maintainer)
# output_file.write(utils.result_join(dat) + '\n')
q = session.execute(
"SELECT o.package, p.priority, s.section, o.maintainer FROM override o, priority p, section s WHERE o.suite = %s AND o.component = %s AND o.type = %s AND o.priority = p.id AND o.section = s.id ORDER BY s.section, p.level, o.package"
% (suite.suite_id, component.component_id, otype.overridetype_id)
)
for i in q.fetchall():
output_file.write(utils.result_join(i) + "\n")
def do_list(output_file, suite, component, otype, session):
"""
Fetch override data for suite from the database and dump it.
@type output_file: fileobject
@param output_file: where to write the overrides to
@type suite: Suite object
@param suite: A suite object describing the Suite
@type component: Component object
@param component: The name of the component
@type otype: OverrideType object
@param otype: object of type of override. deb/udeb/dsc
@type session: SQLA Session
@param session: the database session in use
"""
# Here's a nice example of why the object API isn't always the
# right answer. On my laptop, the object version of the code
# takes 1:45, the 'dumb' tuple-based one takes 0:16 - mhy
if otype.overridetype == "dsc":
#q = session.query(Override).filter_by(suite_id = suite.suite_id)
#q = q.filter_by(component_id = component.component_id)
#q = q.filter_by(overridetype_id = otype.overridetype_id)
#q = q.join(Section).order_by(Section.section, Override.package)
#for o in q.all():
# dat = (o.package, o.section.section, o.maintainer)
# output_file.write(utils.result_join(dat) + '\n')
q = session.execute(
"SELECT o.package, s.section, o.maintainer FROM override o, section s WHERE o.suite = %s AND o.component = %s AND o.type = %s AND o.section = s.id ORDER BY s.section, o.package"
% (suite.suite_id, component.component_id, otype.overridetype_id))
for i in q.fetchall():
output_file.write(utils.result_join(i) + '\n')
else:
#q = session.query(Override).filter_by(suite_id = suite.suite_id)
#q = q.filter_by(component_id = component.component_id)
#q = q.filter_by(overridetype_id = otype.overridetype_id)
#q = q.join(Priority).join(Section).order_by(Section.section, Priority.level, Override.package)
#for o in q.all():
# dat = (o.package, o.priority.priority, o.section.section, o.maintainer)
# output_file.write(utils.result_join(dat) + '\n')
q = session.execute(
"SELECT o.package, p.priority, s.section, o.maintainer FROM override o, priority p, section s WHERE o.suite = %s AND o.component = %s AND o.type = %s AND o.priority = p.id AND o.section = s.id ORDER BY s.section, p.level, o.package"
% (suite.suite_id, component.component_id, otype.overridetype_id))
for i in q.fetchall():
output_file.write(utils.result_join(i) + '\n')
