def _generate_report(self, changelog, local_commit_id, remote_commit_id):
"""
:return: A string with a report of the latest update from local commit
to remote commit which changes stuff in changelog.
"""
lshort = to_short_id(local_commit_id)
rshort = to_short_id(remote_commit_id)
ldate = get_commit_id_date(local_commit_id)
rdate = get_commit_id_date(remote_commit_id)
report = 'The following changes were applied to the local w3af'\
' installation during the last update from %s (%s) to'\
' %s (%s):\n\n%s'
return report % (lshort, ldate, rshort, rdate, changelog)
def _generate_report(self, changelog, local_commit_id, remote_commit_id):
"""
:return: A string with a report of the latest update from local commit
to remote commit which changes stuff in changelog.
"""
lshort = to_short_id(local_commit_id)
rshort = to_short_id(remote_commit_id)
ldate = get_commit_id_date(local_commit_id)
rdate = get_commit_id_date(remote_commit_id)
report = 'The following changes were applied to the local w3af' \
' installation during the last update from %s (%s) to' \
' %s (%s):\n\n%s'
return report % (lshort, ldate, rshort, rdate, changelog)
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty}
def update(self, force=False):
"""
Perform code update if necessary. Return three elems tuple with the
ChangeLog of the changed files, the local and the final commit id.
:param force: Force update ignoring the startup config.
:return: (changelog: A ChangeLog instance,
local_head_id: The local id before the update,
commit_id: The commit id after the update)
"""
if not force and not self._has_to_update():
# No need to update based on user preferences
return
# Save the latest update date, always, even when the update had errors
# or there was no update available
self._start_cfg.last_upd = date.today()
self._start_cfg.save()
local_head_id = self._client.get_local_head_id()
short_local_head_id = to_short_id(local_head_id)
# Lets update!
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE_CHECK)
# This performs a fetch() which takes time
remote_head_id = self._client.get_remote_head_id()
short_remote_head_id = to_short_id(remote_head_id)
if local_head_id == remote_head_id:
# If local and repo's rev are the same => Nothing to do.
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_ALREADY_LATEST)
return
if self._user_confirmed_update(short_local_head_id, local_head_id,
short_remote_head_id, remote_head_id):
return self.__update_impl()
def get_w3af_version():
"""
:return: A string with the w3af version.
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
vnumber = get_minimalistic_version()
return ('w3af - Web Application Attack and Audit Framework\n'
'Version: %s\n'
'Distribution: Kali Linux\n'
'Author: Andres Riancho and the w3af team.') % (vnumber)
def get_w3af_version():
"""
:return: A string with the w3af version.
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
vnumber = get_minimalistic_version()
return ('w3af - Web Application Attack and Audit Framework\n'
'Version: %s\n'
'Revision: %s%s\n'
'Branch: %s\n'
'Local changes: %s\n'
'Author: Andres Riancho and the w3af team.') % (
vnumber, commit, cdate, branch, dirty)
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
This method seems to take considerable time to run when w3af is run from
a git installation (.git directory is present). All of the time it takes
to solve this function comes from get_w3af_version_as_dict(), which
reads the Git meta-data.
Some plugins, such as xml_file, call get_w3af_version every N seconds to
write that information to the output file. I added @memoized in order to
reduce the time it takes to run the output plugin.
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty}
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
This method seems to take considerable time to run when w3af is run from
a git installation (.git directory is present). All of the time it takes
to solve this function comes from get_w3af_version_as_dict(), which
reads the Git meta-data.
Some plugins, such as xml_file, call get_w3af_version every N seconds to
write that information to the output file. I added @memoized in order to
reduce the time it takes to run the output plugin.
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {
'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty
}
