Python get_module Examples

Example #1

File: build.py Project: erik/osbuild

def _clean_module(module, new_files=False):
    print("* Cleaning %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)
    git_module.clean(new_files=new_files)

    return True

Example #2

File: build.py Project: manuq/osbuild

def _clean_module(module, new_files=False):
    print("* Cleaning %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)
    git_module.clean(new_files=new_files)

    return True

Example #3

File: build.py Project: shwetaAgrawal/osbuild

def _clean_module(module):
    print("* Cleaning %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)
    if os.path.exists(module.get_source_dir()):
        return git_module.clean()
    else:
        return True

Example #4

File: build.py Project: erik/osbuild

def _pull_module(module, revision=None):
    print("* Pulling %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)

    try:
        git_module.update(revision)
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
        return False

    return True

Example #5

File: build.py Project: manuq/osbuild

def _pull_module(module, revision=None):
    print("* Pulling %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)

    try:
        git_module.update(revision)
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
        return False

    return True

Example #6

File: build.py Project: shwetaAgrawal/osbuild

def _pull_module(module, revision=None):
    print("* Pulling %s" % module.name)

    git_module = git.get_module(module)

    try:
        git_module.update(revision)
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
        return False

    logging.info("{0} HEAD: {1}".format(module.name, git_module.get_head()))

    state.pulled_module_touch(module)

    return True

Example #7

File: build.py Project: erik/osbuild

def pull(revisions={}, lazy=False):
    to_pull = []
    for module in config.load_modules():
        git_module = git.get_module(module)
        if not lazy or not os.path.exists(git_module.local):
            to_pull.append(module)

    if to_pull:
        print("\n= Pulling =\n")

    for module in to_pull:
        revision = revisions.get(module.name, None)
        if not _pull_module(module, revision):
            return False

    return True

Example #8

File: build.py Project: manuq/osbuild

def pull(revisions={}, lazy=False):
    to_pull = []
    for module in config.load_modules():
        git_module = git.get_module(module)
        if not lazy or not os.path.exists(git_module.local):
            to_pull.append(module)

    if to_pull:
        print("\n= Pulling =\n")

    for module in to_pull:
        revision = revisions.get(module.name, None)
        if not _pull_module(module, revision):
            return False

    return True