def do_package(self, distro_name, archive_root):
"""Get the Changelog and urgency from the package on archive.
If successful processing of the package occurs, this method
sets the changelog and urgency attributes.
"""
dsc, changelog, copyright = read_dsc(
self.package, self.version, self.component, distro_name,
archive_root)
self.dsc = encoding.guess(dsc)
self.copyright = encoding.guess(copyright)
parsed_changelog = None
if changelog:
parsed_changelog = parse_changelog(changelog.split('\n'))
self.urgency = None
self.changelog = None
self.changelog_entry = None
if parsed_changelog and parsed_changelog[0]:
cldata = parsed_changelog[0]
if 'changes' in cldata:
if cldata["package"] != self.package:
log.warn("Changelog package %s differs from %s" %
(cldata["package"], self.package))
if cldata["version"] != self.version:
log.warn("Changelog version %s differs from %s" %
(cldata["version"], self.version))
self.changelog_entry = encoding.guess(cldata["changes"])
self.changelog = changelog
self.urgency = cldata["urgency"]
else:
log.warn("Changelog empty for source %s (%s)" %
(self.package, self.version))
def do_package(self, distro_name, archive_root):
"""Get the Changelog and urgency from the package on archive.
If successful processing of the package occurs, this method
sets the changelog and urgency attributes.
"""
dsc, changelog, copyright = read_dsc(
self.package, self.version, self.component, distro_name,
archive_root)
self.dsc = encoding.guess(dsc)
self.copyright = encoding.guess(copyright)
parsed_changelog = None
if changelog:
parsed_changelog = parse_changelog(changelog.split('\n'))
self.urgency = None
self.changelog = None
self.changelog_entry = None
if parsed_changelog and parsed_changelog[0]:
cldata = parsed_changelog[0]
if 'changes' in cldata:
if cldata["package"] != self.package:
log.warn("Changelog package %s differs from %s" %
(cldata["package"], self.package))
if cldata["version"] != self.version:
log.warn("Changelog version %s differs from %s" %
(cldata["version"], self.version))
self.changelog_entry = encoding.guess(cldata["changes"])
self.changelog = changelog
self.urgency = cldata["urgency"]
else:
log.warn("Changelog empty for source %s (%s)" %
(self.package, self.version))
def __init__(self, **args):
for k, v in args.items():
if k == 'Binary':
self.binaries = stripseq(v.split(","))
elif k == 'Section':
self.section = parse_section(v)
elif k == 'Urgency':
urgency = v
# This is to handle cases like:
# - debget: 'high (actually works)
# - lxtools: 'low, closes=90239'
if " " in urgency:
urgency = urgency.split()[0]
if "," in urgency:
urgency = urgency.split(",")[0]
self.urgency = urgency
elif k == 'Maintainer':
displayname, emailaddress = parse_person(v)
try:
self.maintainer = (
encoding.guess(displayname),
emailaddress,
)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
raise DisplayNameDecodingError(
"Could not decode name %s" % displayname)
elif k == 'Files' or k.startswith('Checksums-'):
if not hasattr(self, 'files'):
self.files = []
files = v.split("\n")
for f in files:
self.files.append(stripseq(f.split(" "))[-1])
else:
self.set_field(k, v)
if self.section is None:
self.section = 'misc'
log.warn(
"Source package %s lacks section, assumed %r",
self.package, self.section)
if '/' in self.section:
# this apparently happens with packages in universe.
# 3dchess, for instance, uses "universe/games"
self.section = self.section.split("/", 1)[1]
AbstractPackageData.__init__(self)
def _parseDOMString(self, contents):
"""Return a minidom instance representing the XML contents supplied"""
# Some Bugzilla sites will return pages with content that has
# broken encoding. It's unfortunate but we need to guess the
# encoding that page is in, and then encode() it into the utf-8
# that minidom requires.
contents = encoding.guess(contents).encode("utf-8")
# Since the string is utf-8 encoded and utf-8 encoded string have the
# high bit set for non-ASCII characters, we can now strip out any
# ASCII control characters without touching encoded Unicode
# characters.
bad_chars = ''.join(chr(i) for i in range(0, 32))
for char in '\n\r\t':
bad_chars = bad_chars.replace(char, '')
trans_map = string.maketrans(bad_chars, ' ' * len(bad_chars))
contents = contents.translate(trans_map)
return minidom.parseString(contents)
def __init__(self, **args):
for k, v in args.items():
if k == 'Binary':
self.binaries = stripseq(v.split(","))
elif k == 'Section':
self.section = parse_section(v)
elif k == 'Urgency':
urgency = v
# This is to handle cases like:
# - debget: 'high (actually works)
# - lxtools: 'low, closes=90239'
if " " in urgency:
urgency = urgency.split()[0]
if "," in urgency:
urgency = urgency.split(",")[0]
self.urgency = urgency
elif k == 'Maintainer':
displayname, emailaddress = parse_person(v)
try:
self.maintainer = (
encoding.guess(displayname),
emailaddress,
)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
raise DisplayNameDecodingError(
"Could not decode name %s" % displayname)
elif k == 'Files':
self.files = []
files = v.split("\n")
for f in files:
self.files.append(stripseq(f.split(" ")))
else:
setattr(self, k.lower().replace("-", "_"), v)
if self.section is None:
self.section = 'misc'
log.warn(
"Source package %s lacks section, assumed %r",
self.package, self.section)
if '/' in self.section:
# this apparently happens with packages in universe.
# 3dchess, for instance, uses "universe/games"
self.section = self.section.split("/", 1)[1]
AbstractPackageData.__init__(self)
def _parseDOMString(self, contents):
"""Return a minidom instance representing the XML contents supplied"""
# Some Bugzilla sites will return pages with content that has
# broken encoding. It's unfortunate but we need to guess the
# encoding that page is in, and then encode() it into the utf-8
# that minidom requires.
contents = encoding.guess(contents).encode("utf-8")
# Since the string is utf-8 encoded and utf-8 encoded string have the
# high bit set for non-ASCII characters, we can now strip out any
# ASCII control characters without touching encoded Unicode
# characters.
bad_chars = ''.join(chr(i) for i in range(0, 32))
for char in '\n\r\t':
bad_chars = bad_chars.replace(char, '')
trans_map = string.maketrans(bad_chars, ' ' * len(bad_chars))
contents = contents.translate(trans_map)
return minidom.parseString(contents)
def updateBuild(cls, vitals, slave, builder_factory, behavior_factory):
"""Verify the current build job status.
Perform the required actions for each state.
:return: A Deferred that fires when the slave dialog is finished.
"""
# IDLE is deliberately not handled here, because it should be
# impossible to get past rescueIfLost unless the slave matches
# the DB, and this method isn't called unless the DB says
# there's a job.
statuses = yield cls.slaveStatus(slave)
status_sentence, status_dict = statuses
builder_status = status_dict['builder_status']
if builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.BUILDING':
# Build still building, collect the logtail.
if vitals.build_queue.job.status != JobStatus.RUNNING:
# XXX: This check should be removed once we confirm it's
# not regularly hit.
raise AssertionError(
"Job not running when assigned and slave building.")
vitals.build_queue.logtail = encoding.guess(
str(status_dict.get('logtail')))
transaction.commit()
elif builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.ABORTING':
# Build is being aborted.
vitals.build_queue.logtail = (
"Waiting for slave process to be terminated")
transaction.commit()
elif builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.WAITING':
# Build has finished. Delegate handling to the build itself.
builder = builder_factory[vitals.name]
behavior = behavior_factory(vitals.build_queue, builder, slave)
behavior.updateSlaveStatus(status_sentence, status_dict)
yield behavior.handleStatus(vitals.build_queue,
cls.extractBuildStatus(status_dict),
status_dict)
else:
raise AssertionError("Unknown status %s" % builder_status)
def updateBuild(cls, vitals, slave, builder_factory, behavior_factory):
"""Verify the current build job status.
Perform the required actions for each state.
:return: A Deferred that fires when the slave dialog is finished.
"""
# IDLE is deliberately not handled here, because it should be
# impossible to get past rescueIfLost unless the slave matches
# the DB, and this method isn't called unless the DB says
# there's a job.
statuses = yield cls.slaveStatus(slave)
status_sentence, status_dict = statuses
builder_status = status_dict['builder_status']
if builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.BUILDING':
# Build still building, collect the logtail.
if vitals.build_queue.job.status != JobStatus.RUNNING:
# XXX: This check should be removed once we confirm it's
# not regularly hit.
raise AssertionError(
"Job not running when assigned and slave building.")
vitals.build_queue.logtail = encoding.guess(
str(status_dict.get('logtail')))
transaction.commit()
elif builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.ABORTING':
# Build is being aborted.
vitals.build_queue.logtail = (
"Waiting for slave process to be terminated")
transaction.commit()
elif builder_status == 'BuilderStatus.WAITING':
# Build has finished. Delegate handling to the build itself.
builder = builder_factory[vitals.name]
behavior = behavior_factory(vitals.build_queue, builder, slave)
behavior.updateSlaveStatus(status_sentence, status_dict)
yield behavior.handleStatus(
vitals.build_queue, cls.extractBuildStatus(status_dict),
status_dict)
else:
raise AssertionError("Unknown status %s" % builder_status)
def __init__(self, **args):
for k, v in args.items():
if k == "Maintainer":
self.maintainer = parse_person(v)
elif k == "Essential":
self.essential = (v == "yes")
elif k == 'Section':
self.section = parse_section(v)
elif k == "Description":
self.description = encoding.guess(v)
summary = self.description.split("\n")[0].strip()
if not summary.endswith('.'):
summary = summary + '.'
self.summary = summary
elif k == "Installed-Size":
try:
self.installed_size = int(v)
except ValueError:
raise MissingRequiredArguments("Installed-Size is "
"not a valid integer: %r" % v)
else:
self.set_field(k, v)
if self.source:
# We need to handle cases like "Source: myspell
# (1:3.0+pre3.1-6)". apt-pkg kindly splits this for us
# already, but sometimes fails.
# XXX: dsilvers 2005-09-22: Work out why this happens and
# file an upstream bug against python-apt once we've worked
# it out.
if self.source_version is None:
match = self.source_version_re.match(self.source)
if match:
self.source = match.group(1)
self.source_version = match.group(2)
else:
# XXX kiko 2005-10-18:
# This is probably a best-guess and might fail.
self.source_version = self.version
else:
# Some packages have Source, some don't -- the ones that
# don't have the same package name.
self.source = self.package
self.source_version = self.version
if (self.source_version is None or
self.source_version != self.version and
not valid_debian_version(self.source_version)):
raise InvalidSourceVersionError(
"Binary package %s (%s) refers to source package %s "
"with invalid version: %s" %
(self.package, self.version, self.source,
self.source_version))
if self.section is None:
self.section = 'misc'
log.warn(
"Binary package %s lacks a section, assumed %r",
self.package, self.section)
if self.priority is None:
self.priority = 'extra'
log.warn(
"Binary package %s lacks valid priority, assumed %r",
self.package, self.priority)
AbstractPackageData.__init__(self)
def __init__(self, **args):
for k, v in args.items():
if k == "Maintainer":
self.maintainer = parse_person(v)
elif k == "Essential":
self.essential = (v == "yes")
elif k == 'Section':
self.section = parse_section(v)
elif k == "Description":
self.description = encoding.guess(v)
summary = self.description.split("\n")[0].strip()
if not summary.endswith('.'):
summary = summary + '.'
self.summary = summary
elif k == "Installed-Size":
try:
self.installed_size = int(v)
except ValueError:
raise MissingRequiredArguments("Installed-Size is "
"not a valid integer: %r" % v)
else:
setattr(self, k.lower().replace("-", "_"), v)
if self.source:
# We need to handle cases like "Source: myspell
# (1:3.0+pre3.1-6)". apt-pkg kindly splits this for us
# already, but sometimes fails.
# XXX: dsilvers 2005-09-22: Work out why this happens and
# file an upstream bug against python-apt once we've worked
# it out.
if self.source_version is None:
match = self.source_version_re.match(self.source)
if match:
self.source = match.group(1)
self.source_version = match.group(2)
else:
# XXX kiko 2005-10-18:
# This is probably a best-guess and might fail.
self.source_version = self.version
else:
# Some packages have Source, some don't -- the ones that
# don't have the same package name.
self.source = self.package
self.source_version = self.version
if (self.source_version is None or
self.source_version != self.version and
not valid_debian_version(self.source_version)):
raise InvalidSourceVersionError(
"Binary package %s (%s) refers to source package %s "
"with invalid version: %s" %
(self.package, self.version, self.source,
self.source_version))
if self.section is None:
self.section = 'misc'
log.warn(
"Binary package %s lacks a section, assumed %r",
self.package, self.section)
if self.priority is None:
self.priority = 'extra'
log.warn(
"Binary package %s lacks valid priority, assumed %r",
self.package, self.priority)
AbstractPackageData.__init__(self)
