def purge(control_config, hot_files):
# change to the project directory, necessary to find the .flashbake file and
# to correctly refer to the project files by relative paths
os.chdir(hot_files.project_dir)
git_obj = git.Git(hot_files.project_dir, control_config.git_path)
# the wrapper object ensures git is on the path
git_status = git_obj.status()
_handle_fatal(hot_files, git_status)
logging.debug("Examining git status.")
for line in git_status.splitlines():
_capture_deleted(hot_files, line)
if len(hot_files.deleted) > 0:
logging.info('Committing removal of known files, %s.' % hot_files.deleted)
message_file = context.buildmessagefile(control_config)
if not control_config.dry_run:
# consolidate the commit to be friendly to how git normally works
commit_output = git_obj.commit(message_file, hot_files.deleted)
logging.debug(commit_output)
os.remove(message_file)
logging.info('Commit for deleted files complete.')
else:
logging.info('No deleted files to purge')
def purge(control_config, hot_files):
# change to the project directory, necessary to find the .flashbake file and
# to correctly refer to the project files by relative paths
os.chdir(hot_files.project_dir)
git_obj = git.Git(hot_files.project_dir, control_config.git_path)
# the wrapper object ensures git is on the path
git_status = git_obj.status()
_handle_fatal(hot_files, git_status)
logging.debug("Examining git status.")
for line in git_status.splitlines():
_capture_deleted(hot_files, line)
if len(hot_files.deleted) > 0:
logging.info('Committing removal of known files, %s.' %
hot_files.deleted)
message_file = context.buildmessagefile(control_config)
if not control_config.dry_run:
# consolidate the commit to be friendly to how git normally works
commit_output = git_obj.commit(message_file, hot_files.deleted)
logging.debug(commit_output)
os.remove(message_file)
logging.info('Commit for deleted files complete.')
else:
logging.info('No deleted files to purge')
def commit(control_config, hot_files, quiet_mins):
# change to the project directory, necessary to find the .flashbake file and
# to correctly refer to the project files by relative paths
os.chdir(hot_files.project_dir)
git_obj = git.Git(hot_files.project_dir, control_config.git_path)
if not control_config.dry_run and control_config.git_origin is not None:
git_obj.pull(control_config.git_origin)
# the wrapper object ensures git is on the path
# get the git status for the project
git_status = git_obj.status()
_handle_fatal(hot_files, git_status)
# in particular find the existing entries that need a commit
pending_re = re.compile('#\s*(renamed|copied|modified|new file):.*')
now = datetime.datetime.today()
quiet_period = datetime.timedelta(minutes=quiet_mins)
to_commit = list()
# first look in the files git already knows about
logging.debug("Examining git status.")
for line in git_status.splitlines():
if pending_re.match(line):
pending_file = _trimgit(line)
# not in the dot-control file, skip it
if not (hot_files.contains(pending_file)):
continue
logging.debug('Parsing status line %s to determine commit action' % line)
# remove files that will be considered for commit
hot_files.remove(pending_file)
# check the quiet period against mtime
last_mod = os.path.getmtime(pending_file)
pending_mod = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(last_mod)
pending_mod += quiet_period
# add the file to the list to include in the commit
if pending_mod < now:
to_commit.append(pending_file)
logging.debug('Flagging file, %s, for commit.' % pending_file)
else:
logging.debug('Change for file, %s, is too recent.' % pending_file)
_capture_deleted(hot_files, line)
logging.debug('Examining unknown or unchanged files.')
hot_files.warnproblems()
# figure out what the status of the remaining files is
for control_file in hot_files.control_files:
# this shouldn't happen since HotFiles.addfile uses glob.iglob to expand
# the original file lines which does so based on what is in project_dir
if not os.path.exists(control_file):
logging.debug('%s does not exist yet.' % control_file)
hot_files.putabsent(control_file)
continue
status_output = git_obj.status(control_file)
# needed for git >= 1.7.0.4
if status_output.find('Untracked files') > 0:
hot_files.putneedsadd(control_file)
continue
if status_output.startswith('error'):
# needed for git < 1.7.0.4
if status_output.find('did not match') > 0:
hot_files.putneedsadd(control_file)
logging.debug('%s exists but is unknown by git.' % control_file)
else:
logging.error('Unknown error occurred!')
logging.error(status_output)
continue
# use a regex to match so we can enforce whole word rather than
# substring matchs, otherwise 'foo.txt~' causes a false report of an
# error
control_re = re.compile('\<' + re.escape(control_file) + '\>')
if control_re.search(status_output) == None:
logging.debug('%s has no uncommitted changes.' % control_file)
# if anything hits this block, we need to figure out why
else:
logging.error('%s is in the status message but failed other tests.' % control_file)
logging.error('Try \'git status "%s"\' for more info.' % control_file)
hot_files.addorphans(git_obj, control_config)
for plugin in control_config.file_plugins:
plugin.post_process(to_commit, hot_files, control_config)
if len(to_commit) > 0:
logging.info('Committing changes to known files, %s.' % to_commit)
message_file = context.buildmessagefile(control_config)
if not control_config.dry_run:
# consolidate the commit to be friendly to how git normally works
commit_output = git_obj.commit(message_file, to_commit)
logging.debug(commit_output)
if control_config.git_origin is not None:
git_obj.push(control_config.git_origin)
os.remove(message_file)
_send_commit_notice(control_config, hot_files, to_commit)
logging.info('Commit for known files complete.')
else:
logging.info('No changes to known files found to commit.')
if hot_files.needs_warning():
_send_warning(control_config, hot_files)
else:
logging.info('No missing or untracked files found, not sending warning notice.')
def commit(control_config, hot_files, quiet_mins):
# change to the project directory, necessary to find the .flashbake file and
# to correctly refer to the project files by relative paths
os.chdir(hot_files.project_dir)
git_obj = git.Git(hot_files.project_dir, control_config.git_path)
# the wrapper object ensures git is on the path
# get the git status for the project
git_status = git_obj.status()
_handle_fatal(hot_files, git_status)
# in particular find the existing entries that need a commit
pending_re = re.compile('#\s*(renamed|copied|modified|new file):.*')
now = datetime.datetime.today()
quiet_period = datetime.timedelta(minutes=quiet_mins)
to_commit = list()
# first look in the files git already knows about
logging.debug("Examining git status.")
for line in git_status.splitlines():
if pending_re.match(line):
pending_file = _trimgit(line)
# not in the dot-control file, skip it
if not (hot_files.contains(pending_file)):
continue
logging.debug('Parsing status line %s to determine commit action' %
line)
# remove files that will be considered for commit
hot_files.remove(pending_file)
# check the quiet period against mtime
last_mod = os.path.getmtime(pending_file)
pending_mod = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(last_mod)
pending_mod += quiet_period
# add the file to the list to include in the commit
if pending_mod < now:
to_commit.append(pending_file)
logging.debug('Flagging file, %s, for commit.' % pending_file)
else:
logging.debug('Change for file, %s, is too recent.' %
pending_file)
_capture_deleted(hot_files, line)
logging.debug('Examining unknown or unchanged files.')
hot_files.warnproblems()
# figure out what the status of the remaining files is
for control_file in hot_files.control_files:
# this shouldn't happen since HotFiles.addfile uses glob.iglob to expand
# the original file lines which does so based on what is in project_dir
if not os.path.exists(control_file):
logging.debug('%s does not exist yet.' % control_file)
hot_files.putabsent(control_file)
continue
status_output = git_obj.status(control_file)
# needed for git >= 1.7.0.4
if status_output.find('Untracked files') > 0:
hot_files.putneedsadd(control_file)
continue
if status_output.startswith('error'):
# needed for git < 1.7.0.4
if status_output.find('did not match') > 0:
hot_files.putneedsadd(control_file)
logging.debug('%s exists but is unknown by git.' %
control_file)
else:
logging.error('Unknown error occurred!')
logging.error(status_output)
continue
# use a regex to match so we can enforce whole word rather than
# substring matchs, otherwise 'foo.txt~' causes a false report of an
# error
control_re = re.compile('\<' + re.escape(control_file) + '\>')
if control_re.search(status_output) == None:
logging.debug('%s has no uncommitted changes.' % control_file)
# if anything hits this block, we need to figure out why
else:
logging.error(
'%s is in the status message but failed other tests.' %
control_file)
logging.error('Try \'git status "%s"\' for more info.' %
control_file)
hot_files.addorphans(git_obj, control_config)
for plugin in control_config.file_plugins:
plugin.post_process(to_commit, hot_files, control_config)
if len(to_commit) > 0:
logging.info('Committing changes to known files, %s.' % to_commit)
message_file = context.buildmessagefile(control_config)
if not control_config.dry_run:
# consolidate the commit to be friendly to how git normally works
commit_output = git_obj.commit(message_file, to_commit)
logging.debug(commit_output)
os.remove(message_file)
_send_commit_notice(control_config, hot_files, to_commit)
logging.info('Commit for known files complete.')
else:
logging.info('No changes to known files found to commit.')
if hot_files.needs_warning():
_send_warning(control_config, hot_files)
else:
logging.info(
'No missing or untracked files found, not sending warning notice.')
