def absolute(builder, co_dir, co_name, repo_url, rev=None, branch=None):
"""
Check out a multilevel repository from an absolute URL.
<repo_url> must be of the form <vcs>+<url>, where <vcs> is one of the
support version control systems (e.g., 'git', 'svn').
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
The repository <repo_url> will be checked out into src/<co_dir>. The
checkout will be identified by the label checkout:<co_name>/checked_out.
"""
vcs, base_url = split_vcs_url(repo_url)
repo = Repository.from_url(vcs, base_url, revision=rev, branch=branch)
# The version control handler wants to know the "leaf" separately
# from the rest of the checkout path relative to src/
co_dir_dir, co_dir_leaf = os.path.split(co_dir)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout, co_name, domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo, co_dir=co_dir_dir, co_leaf=co_dir_leaf)
def relative(builder, co_name, repo_relative=None, rev=None, branch=None):
"""
A simple, VCS-controlled, checkout.
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
If <repo_relative> is None then the repository <base_url>/<co_name> will
be checked out into src/<co_name>, where <base_url> is the base URL as
specified in .muddle/RootRepository (i.e., the base URL of the build
description, as used in "muddle init").
For example::
<base_url>/<co_name> --> src/<co_name>
If <repo_relative> is not None, then the repository
<base_url>/<repo_relative> will be checked out instead::
<base_url>/<repo_relative> --> src/<co_name>
"""
base_repo = builder.build_desc_repo
if repo_relative:
repo_url = urljoin(base_repo.base_url, repo_relative)
repo = Repository.from_url(base_repo.vcs, repo_url,
revision=rev, branch=branch)
else:
repo = base_repo.copy_with_changes(co_name, revision=rev, branch=branch)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout, co_name, domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo)
def absolute(builder, co_dir, co_name, repo_url, rev=None, branch=None):
"""
Check out a twolevel repository from an absolute URL.
<repo_url> must be of the form <vcs>+<url>, where <vcs> is one of the
support version control systems (e.g., 'git', 'svn').
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
The repository <repo_url>/<co_name> will be checked out into
src/<co_dir>/<co_name>.
"""
co_path = os.path.join(co_dir, co_name)
vcs, base_url = split_vcs_url(repo_url)
repo = Repository.from_url(vcs, base_url, revision=rev, branch=branch)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout,
co_name,
domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo, co_dir=co_dir)
def relative(builder, co_dir, co_name, repo_relative = None, rev = None, branch = None):
"""
A two-level version of checkout.simple.relative().
It attempts to check out <co_dir>/<co_name> (but see below).
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
If <repo_relative> is None then the repository <base_url>/<co_name> will
be checked out, where <base_url> is the base URL as specified in
.muddle/RootRepository (i.e., the base URL of the build description, as
used in "muddle init").
If <repo_relative> is not None, then the repository
<base_url>/<repo_relative> ...
In the normal case, the location in the repository and in the checkout
is assumed the same (i.e., <co_dir>/<co_name>). So, for instance, with
co_dir="A" and co_name="B", the repository would have::
<base_url>/A/B
which we would check out into::
src/A/B
Occasionally, though, the repository is organised differently, so for
instance, one might want to checkout::
<base_url>/B
into::
src/A/B
In this latter case, one can use the 'repo_relative' argument, to say where
the checkout is relative to the repository's "base". So, in the example
above, we still have co_dir="A" and co_name="B", but we also want to say
repo_relative=B.
"""
base_repo = builder.build_desc_repo
if repo_relative:
repo_co_dir, repo_co_name = os.path.split(repo_relative)
repo = base_repo.copy_with_changes(repo_co_name, prefix=repo_co_dir,
revision=rev, branch=branch)
else:
repo = base_repo.copy_with_changes(co_name, prefix=co_dir,
revision=rev, branch=branch)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout, co_name, domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo, co_dir=co_dir)
def absolute(builder, co_name, repo_url, rev=None, branch=None):
"""
Check out a repository from an absolute URL.
<repo_url> must be of the form <vcs>+<url>, where <vcs> is one of the
support version control systems (e.g., 'git', 'svn').
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
The repository <repo_url>/<co_name> will be checked out into src/<co_name>.
"""
vcs, base_url = split_vcs_url(repo_url)
repo = Repository.from_url(vcs, base_url, revision=rev, branch=branch)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout, co_name, domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo)
def relative(builder, co_dir, co_name, repo_relative = None, rev = None,
branch = None):
"""
A multilevel checkout, with checkout name unrelated to checkout directory.
Sometimes it is necessary to cope with checkouts that either:
a. are more than two directories below src/, or
b. have a checkout name that is not the same as the "leaf"
directory in their path
Both of these can happen when trying to represent an Android build,
for instance.
Thus::
multilevel.relative(builder, co_dir='this/is/here', co_name='checkout1')
will look for the repository <base_url>/this/is/here and check it out
into src/this/is/here, but give it label checkout:checkout1/checked_out.
(<base_url> is the base URL as specified in .muddle/RootRepository
(i.e., the base URL of the build description, as used in "muddle init").
For the moment, <repo_relative> is ignored.
"""
base_repo = builder.build_desc_repo
# urljoin doesn't work well with the sort of path fragment we tend to have
repo_url = posixpath.join(base_repo.base_url, co_dir)
repo = Repository.from_url(base_repo.vcs, repo_url,
revision=rev, branch=branch)
# The version control handler wants to know the "leaf" separately
# from the rest of the checkout path relative to src/
co_dir_dir, co_dir_leaf = os.path.split(co_dir)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout, co_name, domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo, co_dir=co_dir_dir, co_leaf=co_dir_leaf)
def relative(builder,
co_dir,
co_name,
repo_relative=None,
rev=None,
branch=None):
"""
A two-level version of checkout.simple.relative().
It attempts to check out <co_dir>/<co_name> (but see below).
<rev> may be a revision (specified as a string). "HEAD" (or its equivalent)
is assumed by default.
<branch> may be a branch. "master" (or its equivalent) is assumed by
default.
If <repo_relative> is None then the repository <base_url>/<co_name> will
be checked out, where <base_url> is the base URL as specified in
.muddle/RootRepository (i.e., the base URL of the build description, as
used in "muddle init").
If <repo_relative> is not None, then the repository
<base_url>/<repo_relative> ...
In the normal case, the location in the repository and in the checkout
is assumed the same (i.e., <co_dir>/<co_name>). So, for instance, with
co_dir="A" and co_name="B", the repository would have::
<base_url>/A/B
which we would check out into::
src/A/B
Occasionally, though, the repository is organised differently, so for
instance, one might want to checkout::
<base_url>/B
into::
src/A/B
In this latter case, one can use the 'repo_relative' argument, to say where
the checkout is relative to the repository's "base". So, in the example
above, we still have co_dir="A" and co_name="B", but we also want to say
repo_relative=B.
"""
base_repo = builder.build_desc_repo
if repo_relative:
repo_co_dir, repo_co_name = os.path.split(repo_relative)
repo = base_repo.copy_with_changes(repo_co_name,
prefix=repo_co_dir,
revision=rev,
branch=branch)
else:
repo = base_repo.copy_with_changes(co_name,
prefix=co_dir,
revision=rev,
branch=branch)
co_label = Label(utils.LabelType.Checkout,
co_name,
domain=builder.default_domain)
checkout_from_repo(builder, co_label, repo, co_dir=co_dir)
