Exemple #1
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    def testNothingToExport(self):
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator({
            '1001':
            'simple_python',
            '1002':
            'simple_python'
        })

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1': 'simple_python'})

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(base.Migration.EXPORT,
                                         internal_creator,
                                         project.internal_repository_config,
                                         public_creator,
                                         project.public_repository_config,
                                         None, project.export_strategy)
        revisions = [base.Revision('1002')]
        export = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1001'), base.Revision('1'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, -1)

        result = export.Perform()
        self.assertEqual(result, None)
Exemple #2
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    def testErrorsOnLastBrokenCodebase(self):
        mock_db = test_util.MockDbClient(migration_id_seed=88)
        mock_editor = test_util.MockEditor()
        mock_client = test_util.MockClient(
            lambda migration_strategy, revisions: mock_editor)
        report = base.MoeReport()
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {
                '1001': 'simple_python',
                '1002': None,
            }, lambda: mock_client)

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1': 'simple_python'})

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(base.Migration.EXPORT,
                                         internal_creator,
                                         project.internal_repository_config,
                                         public_creator,
                                         project.public_repository_config,
                                         None, project.export_strategy)
        revisions = [base.Revision('1002', changelog='1002')]
        action = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1001'), base.Revision('1'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, 1)

        self.assertRaises(base.CodebaseCreationError,
                          action.Perform,
                          db=mock_db)
Exemple #3
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    def testSingleImport(self):
        mock_db = test_util.MockDbClient(migration_id_seed=88)
        mock_editor = test_util.MockEditor()
        mock_client = test_util.MockClient(
            lambda migration_strategy, revisions: mock_editor)
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1001': 'simple_python'}, lambda: mock_client)

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator({
            '1': 'simple_python',
            '2': 'simple_python2'
        })

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(base.Migration.IMPORT, public_creator,
                                         project.public_repository_config,
                                         internal_creator,
                                         project.internal_repository_config,
                                         None, project.import_strategy)
        revisions = [base.Revision('2', changelog='log')]
        action = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1'), base.Revision('1001'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, -1)

        result = action.Perform(db=mock_db)
        self.assertFalse(result)
        self.assertTrue(mock_editor.ChangesMade())

        expected = base.Migration(migration_id='88',
                                  direction=base.Migration.IMPORT,
                                  status=base.Migration.ACTIVE,
                                  up_to_revision=base.Revision('2'),
                                  changelog='log',
                                  revisions=revisions)
        self.assertEqual(mock_db.GetMigration('88').Dict(), expected.Dict())
Exemple #4
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    def testDivideMultipleChangelogs(self):
        mock_db = test_util.MockDbClient()
        mock_editor = test_util.MockEditor()
        mock_client = test_util.MockClient(
            lambda migration_strategy, revisions: mock_editor)
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()
        project.export_strategy.separate_revisions = True

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator({
            '1001':
            'simple_python',
            '1002':
            'simple_python2',
            '1003':
            'simple_python',
            '1004':
            'simple_python2'
        })

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1': 'simple_python'}, lambda: mock_client)

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(base.Migration.EXPORT,
                                         internal_creator,
                                         project.internal_repository_config,
                                         public_creator,
                                         project.public_repository_config,
                                         None, project.export_strategy)
        revisions = [
            base.Revision('1002',
                          changelog='Change 1: a change',
                          single_scrubbed_log='a change'),
            base.Revision('1003',
                          changelog='Change 2: another change',
                          single_scrubbed_log='another change'),
            base.Revision('1004',
                          changelog='Change 3: something',
                          single_scrubbed_log='something')
        ]
        action = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1001'), base.Revision('1'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, 1)

        result = action.Perform(db=mock_db)
        self.assertEqual(len(result.actions), 1)
        self.assertEqual(
            mock_db.GetMigration('1', abbreviated=False).changelog, 'a change')

        result = result.actions[0].Perform(db=mock_db)
        self.assertEqual(len(result.actions), 1)
        self.assertEqual(
            mock_db.GetMigration('2', abbreviated=False).changelog,
            'another change')

        result = result.actions[0].Perform(db=mock_db)
        self.assertEqual(result, None)
        self.assertEqual(
            mock_db.GetMigration('3', abbreviated=False).changelog,
            'something')
Exemple #5
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    def testSingleExportCommit(self):
        mock_db = test_util.MockDbClient(migration_id_seed=88)
        mock_editor = test_util.MockEditor(commit_id='2')
        mock_client = test_util.MockClient(
            lambda migration_strategy, revisions: mock_editor)
        report = base.MoeReport()
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()
        project.public_repository_config = test_util.MockRepositoryConfig(
            '', repository=test_util.MockRepository(''))

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator({
            '1001':
            'simple_python',
            '1002':
            'simple_python2'
        })

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1': 'simple_python'}, lambda: mock_client)

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(
            base.Migration.EXPORT, internal_creator,
            project.internal_repository_config, public_creator,
            project.public_repository_config,
            project.public_repository_config.MakeRepository()[0],
            project.export_strategy)
        revisions = [base.Revision('1002', changelog='log')]
        action = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1001'), base.Revision('1'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, -1)

        result = action.Perform(db=mock_db)
        equivalence_check = result.actions[0]
        self.assertEqual(equivalence_check.internal_revision, '1002')
        self.assertEqual(equivalence_check.public_revision, '2')
        self.assertFalse(result.actions[1:])
        self.assertTrue(mock_editor.ChangesMade())

        expected = base.Migration(
            migration_id='88',
            direction=base.Migration.EXPORT,
            status=base.Migration.SUBMITTED,
            up_to_revision=base.Revision('1002'),
            revisions=revisions,
            submitted_as=base.Revision('2'),
            changelog='log',
        )
        self.assertEqual(mock_db.GetMigration('88').Dict(), expected.Dict())
Exemple #6
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    def testSkipsBrokenCodebase(self):
        mock_db = test_util.MockDbClient(migration_id_seed=88)
        mock_editor = test_util.MockEditor()
        mock_client = test_util.MockClient(
            lambda migration_strategy, revisions: mock_editor)
        project = test_util.EmptyMoeProjectConfig()

        internal_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {
                '1001': 'simple_python',
                '1002': None,
                '1003': 'simple_python2',
            }, lambda: mock_client)

        public_creator = test_util.StaticCodebaseCreator(
            {'1': 'simple_python'})

        config = actions.MigrationConfig(base.Migration.EXPORT,
                                         internal_creator,
                                         project.internal_repository_config,
                                         public_creator,
                                         project.export_strategy, None,
                                         project.public_repository_config)
        revisions = [
            base.Revision('1002', changelog='1002'),
            base.Revision('1003', changelog='1003')
        ]
        action = actions.Migration(base.Revision('1001'), base.Revision('1'),
                                   revisions, project, [], config, False, 1)

        result = action.Perform(db=mock_db)
        migration = result.actions[0]
        migrated_revisions = migration.revisions
        # because we couldn't migrate 1002 on its own, we now want to migrate
        # 1002 *and* 1003
        self.assertEqual(len(migrated_revisions), 2)
        self.assertEqual(migrated_revisions[0].rev_id, '1002')
        self.assertEqual(migrated_revisions[1].rev_id, '1003')
Exemple #7
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    def _ChooseActions(self, book):
        """Choose the actions we should perform.

    Args:
      book: Book, the book

    Returns:
      sequence of Actions

    NB(dbentley): an Action will, when performed, have the chance to modify
    the Actions performed after it.
    """
        result = []

        # TODO(dbentley): Here is where we should determine what we are going
        # to do in this run.

        # First, we check that an equivalence is, in fact, equivalent
        result.append(
            actions.EquivalenceCheck(
                book.equivalence.internal_revision,
                book.equivalence.public_revision, self.project.config,
                self.project.translators,
                actions.EquivalenceCheck.ErrorIfDifferent))

        # Next, we check newly-finished migrations.
        # Specifically, we think the up_to_revision and submitted_as may be
        # equivalent.
        for m in book.finished_imports:
            result.append(
                actions.EquivalenceCheck(m.submitted_as.rev_id,
                                         m.up_to_revision.rev_id,
                                         self.project.config,
                                         self.project.translators,
                                         actions.EquivalenceCheck.NoteIfSame))

        for m in book.finished_exports:
            result.append(
                actions.EquivalenceCheck(
                    # Note the different order of arguments
                    m.up_to_revision.rev_id,
                    m.submitted_as.rev_id,
                    self.project.config,
                    self.project.translators,
                    actions.EquivalenceCheck.NoteIfSame))

        # At this point, we're just trying to see if we happen to be lucky.
        # We could check all pairs of revisions, but that's expensive.
        # Instead, we just see if we happen to be equivalent.
        result.append(
            actions.EquivalenceCheck(
                book.current.internal_revision, book.current.public_revision,
                self.project.config, self.project.translators,
                actions.EquivalenceCheck.NoteAndStopIfSame))

        if book.revisions_to_import:
            import_config = actions.MigrationConfig(
                base.Migration.IMPORT, self.project.public_codebase_creator,
                self.project.config.public_repository_config,
                self.project.internal_codebase_creator,
                self.project.config.internal_repository_config,
                self.project.internal_repository,
                self.project.config.import_strategy)

            # TODO(dbentley): we can't handle separate revisions from
            # a repository that is a DVCS. We should check this.
            if self.project.config.import_strategy.separate_revisions:
                num_revisions_to_migrate = 1
            else:
                num_revisions_to_migrate = -1

            # Which public revision should we apply this migration against?
            # We should apply it against the public revision that corresponds to the
            # last internal revision to get exported. This is probably the last
            # export. But an equivalence will do too. So use last export, and if
            # it doesn't exist, use equivalence.
            if book.last_import:
                previous_revision = book.last_import.up_to_revision
                applied_against = book.last_import.submitted_as
            else:
                previous_revision = self.project.public_repository.MakeRevisionFromId(
                    book.equivalence.public_revision)
                applied_against = self.project.internal_repository.MakeRevisionFromId(
                    book.equivalence.internal_revision)

            result.append(
                actions.Migration(previous_revision, applied_against,
                                  book.revisions_to_import,
                                  self.project.config,
                                  self.project.translators, import_config,
                                  False, num_revisions_to_migrate))

        # TODO(dbentley): we should only do one of importing or exporting per run.
        if book.revisions_to_export:
            # Choose exports
            export_config = actions.MigrationConfig(
                base.Migration.EXPORT, self.project.internal_codebase_creator,
                self.project.config.internal_repository_config,
                self.project.public_codebase_creator,
                self.project.config.public_repository_config,
                self.project.public_repository,
                self.project.config.export_strategy)

            if self.project.config.export_strategy.separate_revisions:
                num_revisions_to_migrate = 1
            else:
                num_revisions_to_migrate = -1

            # Choose correspondence to migrate against (as described above).
            if book.last_export:
                previous_revision = book.last_export.up_to_revision
                applied_against = book.last_export.submitted_as
            else:
                previous_revision = self.project.internal_repository.MakeRevisionFromId(
                    book.equivalence.internal_revision)
                applied_against = self.project.public_repository.MakeRevisionFromId(
                    book.equivalence.public_revision)

            result.append(
                actions.Migration(previous_revision, applied_against,
                                  book.revisions_to_export,
                                  self.project.config,
                                  self.project.translators, export_config,
                                  False, num_revisions_to_migrate))

        return result