def _reload_version(self, key):
"""Reload a single package version from its tarball."""
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
with closing(cloud_storage.read(version.storage_path)) as f:
new_version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploader=version.uploader)
with models.transaction():
# Reload the old version in case anything (e.g. sort order) changed.
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
package = version.package
# We don't load new_version.package.latest_version here for two
# reasons. One is to avoid a needless data store lookup; the other
# is because it's possible that that version is being reloaded in
# another transaction and thus in a weird transitional state.
latest_version_key = Package.latest_version.get_value_for_datastore(
package)
if latest_version_key == key:
package.latest_version = new_version
new_version.created = version.created
new_version.downloads = version.downloads
new_version.sort_order = version.sort_order
version.delete()
new_version.put()
package.put()
memcache.incr('versions_reloaded')
def create(self, id, **kwargs):
"""Create a new package version.
This creates a single package version. It will also create all the
package metadata if that doesn't already exist. The package archive is
uploaded to cloud storage separately.
If the user doesn't own the package or isn't logged in with admin
privileges, this will return a 403. If the package already has a version
with this number, or if the version is invalid, this will return a 400.
Arguments:
id: The id of the package in cloud storage.
"""
try:
route = handlers.request().route
if 'id' in route: del route['id']
try:
with closing(cloud_storage.read('tmp/' + id)) as f:
version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploaderEmail=handlers.get_oauth_user().email())
except (KeyError, files.ExistenceError):
handlers.http_error(
403, "Package upload " + id + " does not exist.")
# If the package for this version already exists, make sure we're an
# uploader for it. If it doesn't, we're fine to create it anew.
if version.package.is_saved():
if not version.package.has_uploader_email(
handlers.get_oauth_user().email()):
handlers.http_error(
403, "You aren't an uploader for package '%s'." %
version.package.name)
elif version.package.has_version(version.version):
message = 'Package "%s" already has version "%s".' % \
(version.package.name, version.version)
handlers.http_error(400, message)
if self._should_update_latest_version(version):
version.package.latest_version = version
else:
version.package.latest_version = version
cloud_storage.modify_object(version.storage_path,
acl='public-read',
copy_source='tmp/' + id)
with models.transaction():
version.package.put()
version.put()
version.package.invalidate_cache()
deferred.defer(self._compute_version_order, version.package.name)
return handlers.json_success('%s %s uploaded successfully.' %
(version.package.name, version.version))
finally:
cloud_storage.delete_object('tmp/' + id)
def create(self, id, **kwargs):
"""Create a new package version.
This creates a single package version. It will also create all the
package metadata if that doesn't already exist. The package archive is
uploaded to cloud storage separately.
If the user doesn't own the package or isn't logged in with admin
privileges, this will return a 403. If the package already has a version
with this number, or if the version is invalid, this will return a 400.
Arguments:
id: The id of the package in cloud storage.
"""
try:
route = handlers.request().route
if 'id' in route: del route['id']
try:
with closing(cloud_storage.read('tmp/' + id)) as f:
version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploader=handlers.get_oauth_user())
except (KeyError, files.ExistenceError):
handlers.http_error(
403, "Package upload " + id + " does not exist.")
# If the package for this version already exists, make sure we're an
# uploader for it. If it doesn't, we're fine to create it anew.
if version.package.is_saved():
if not version.package.has_uploader(handlers.get_oauth_user()):
handlers.http_error(
403, "You aren't an uploader for package '%s'." %
version.package.name)
elif version.package.has_version(version.version):
message = 'Package "%s" already has version "%s".' % \
(version.package.name, version.version)
handlers.http_error(400, message)
if self._should_update_latest_version(version):
version.package.latest_version = version
else:
version.package.latest_version = version
cloud_storage.modify_object(version.storage_path,
acl='public-read',
copy_source='tmp/' + id)
with models.transaction():
version.package.put()
version.put()
deferred.defer(self._compute_version_order, version.package.name)
return handlers.json_success(
'%s %s uploaded successfully.' %
(version.package.name, version.version))
finally:
cloud_storage.delete_object('tmp/' + id)
def _reload_version(self, key):
"""Reload a single package version from its tarball."""
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
logging.info('Reloading %s %s' %
(version.package.name, version.version))
with closing(cloud_storage.read(version.storage_path)) as f:
new_version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploaderEmail=version.uploaderEmail)
with models.transaction():
# Reload the old version in case anything (e.g. sort order) changed.
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
package = version.package
# We don't load new_version.package.latest_version here for two
# reasons. One is to avoid a needless data store lookup; the other
# is because it's possible that that version is being reloaded in
# another transaction and thus in a weird transitional state.
latest_version_key = Package.latest_version.get_value_for_datastore(
package)
if latest_version_key == key:
package.latest_version = new_version
new_version.created = version.created
new_version.downloads = version.downloads
new_version.sort_order = version.sort_order
version.delete()
new_version.put()
# Only save the package if its latest version has been updated.
# Otherwise, its latest version may be being updated in parallel,
# causing icky bugs.
if latest_version_key == key:
package.put()
package.invalidate_cache()
count = memcache.incr('versions_reloaded')
logging.info('%s/%s versions reloaded' %
(count, memcache.get('versions_to_reload')))
def _reload_version(self, key):
"""Reload a single package version from its tarball."""
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
logging.info('Reloading %s %s' % (version.package.name, version.version))
with closing(cloud_storage.read(version.storage_path)) as f:
new_version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploader=version.uploader)
with models.transaction():
# Reload the old version in case anything (e.g. sort order) changed.
version = PackageVersion.get(key)
package = version.package
# We don't load new_version.package.latest_version here for two
# reasons. One is to avoid a needless data store lookup; the other
# is because it's possible that that version is being reloaded in
# another transaction and thus in a weird transitional state.
latest_version_key = Package.latest_version.get_value_for_datastore(
package)
if latest_version_key == key:
package.latest_version = new_version
new_version.created = version.created
new_version.downloads = version.downloads
new_version.sort_order = version.sort_order
version.delete()
new_version.put()
# Only save the package if its latest version has been updated.
# Otherwise, its latest version may be being updated in parallel,
# causing icky bugs.
if latest_version_key == key:
package.put()
package.invalidate_cache()
count = memcache.incr('versions_reloaded')
logging.info('%s/%s versions reloaded' %
(count, memcache.get('versions_to_reload')))
def create(self, package_id, id, format='html', **kwargs):
"""Create a new package version.
This creates a single package version. It will also create all the
package metadata if that doesn't already exist. The package archive is
uploaded to cloud storage separately.
If the user doesn't own the package or isn't logged in with admin
privileges, this will return a 403. If the package already has a version
with this number, or if the version is invalid, this will redirect to
the new version form.
Arguments:
id: The id of the package in cloud storage.
"""
try:
is_json = format == 'json'
route = handlers.request().route
if 'id' in route: del route['id']
package = handlers.request().maybe_package
if package and handlers.get_current_user() not in package.uploaders:
handlers.request().error(
403, "You aren't an uploader for package '%s'." %
package.name)
elif not handlers.is_current_user_admin():
handlers.request().error(
403, "Only admins may create packages.")
try:
with closing(cloud_storage.read('tmp/' + id)) as f:
version = PackageVersion.from_archive(
f, uploader=handlers.get_current_user())
except (KeyError, files.ExistenceError):
handlers.request().error(
403, "Package upload " + id + " does not exist.")
if version.package.is_saved():
if handlers.get_current_user() not in version.package.uploaders:
handlers.request().error(
403, "You aren't an uploader for package '%s'." %
version.package.name)
elif version.package.has_version(version.version):
message = 'Package "%s" already has version "%s".' % \
(version.package.name, version.version)
if is_json: handlers.json_error(400, message)
handlers.flash(message)
url = handlers.request().url(
action='new', package_id=version.package.name)
raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect(url)
if self._should_update_latest_version(version):
version.package.latest_version = version
else:
version.package.latest_version = version
cloud_storage.modify_object(version.storage_path,
acl='public-read',
copy_source='tmp/' + id)
with models.transaction():
version.package.put()
version.put()
deferred.defer(self._compute_version_order, version.package.name)
message = '%s %s uploaded successfully.' % \
(version.package.name, version.version)
if is_json:
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'
return json.dumps({"success": {"message": message}})
handlers.flash(message)
raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect('/packages/%s' % version.package.name)
finally:
cloud_storage.delete_object('tmp/' + id)
