コード例 #1
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ファイル: auto_decruft.py プロジェクト: os-develop/dak
def auto_decruft_suite(suite_name, suite_id, session, dryrun, debug):
    """Run the auto-decrufter on a given suite

    @type suite_name: string
    @param suite_name: The name of the suite to remove from

    @type suite_id: int
    @param suite_id: The id of the suite denoted by suite_name

    @type session: SQLA Session
    @param session: The database session in use

    @type dryrun: bool
    @param dryrun: If True, just print the actions rather than actually doing them

    @type debug: bool
    @param debug: If True, print some extra information
    """
    all_architectures = [
        a.arch_string for a in get_suite_architectures(suite_name)
    ]
    pkg_arch2groups = defaultdict(set)
    group_order = []
    groups = {}
    full_removal_request = []
    group_generator = chain(compute_sourceless_groups(suite_id, session),
                            compute_nbs_groups(suite_id, suite_name, session))
    for group in group_generator:
        group_name = group["name"]
        pkgs = group["packages"]
        affected_archs = group["architectures"]
        # If we remove an arch:all package, then the breakage can occur on any
        # of the architectures.
        if "all" in affected_archs:
            affected_archs = all_architectures
        for pkg_arch in product(pkgs, affected_archs):
            pkg_arch2groups[pkg_arch].add(group_name)
        if group_name not in groups:
            groups[group_name] = group
            group_order.append(group_name)
        else:
            # This case usually happens when versions differ between architectures...
            if debug:
                print("N: Merging group %s" % (group_name))
            groups[group_name] = merge_group(groups[group_name], group)

    for group_name in group_order:
        removal_request = groups[group_name]["removal_request"]
        full_removal_request.extend(six.iteritems(removal_request))

    if not groups:
        if debug:
            print("N: Found no candidates")
        return

    if debug:
        print("N: Considering to remove the following packages:")
        for group_name in sorted(groups):
            group_info = groups[group_name]
            pkgs = group_info["packages"]
            archs = group_info["architectures"]
            print("N: * %s: %s [%s]" %
                  (group_name, ", ".join(pkgs), " ".join(archs)))

    if debug:
        print("N: Compiling ReverseDependencyChecker (RDC) - please hold ...")
    rdc = ReverseDependencyChecker(session, suite_name)
    if debug:
        print("N: Computing initial breakage...")

    breakage = rdc.check_reverse_depends(full_removal_request)
    while breakage:
        by_breakers = [(len(breakage[x]), x, breakage[x]) for x in breakage]
        by_breakers.sort(reverse=True)
        if debug:
            print("N: - Removal would break %s (package, architecture)-pairs" %
                  (len(breakage)))
            print("N: - full breakage:")
            for _, breaker, broken in by_breakers:
                bname = "%s/%s" % breaker
                broken_str = ", ".join("%s/%s" % b for b in sorted(broken))
                print("N:    * %s => %s" % (bname, broken_str))

        averted_breakage = set()

        for _, package_arch, breakage in by_breakers:
            if breakage <= averted_breakage:
                # We already avoided this break
                continue
            guilty_groups = pkg_arch2groups[package_arch]

            if not guilty_groups:
                utils.fubar("Cannot figure what group provided %s" %
                            str(package_arch))

            if debug:
                # Only output it, if it truly a new group being discarded
                # - a group can reach this part multiple times, if it breaks things on
                #   more than one architecture.  This being rather common in fact.
                already_discard = True
                if any(group_name for group_name in guilty_groups
                       if group_name in groups):
                    already_discard = False

                if not already_discard:
                    avoided = sorted(breakage - averted_breakage)
                    print("N: - skipping removal of %s (breakage: %s)" %
                          (", ".join(sorted(guilty_groups)), str(avoided)))

            averted_breakage |= breakage
            for group_name in guilty_groups:
                if group_name in groups:
                    del groups[group_name]

        if not groups:
            if debug:
                print("N: Nothing left to remove")
            return

        if debug:
            print("N: Now considering to remove: %s" %
                  str(", ".join(sorted(six.iterkeys(groups)))))

        # Rebuild the removal request with the remaining groups and off
        # we go to (not) break the world once more time
        full_removal_request = []
        for group_info in six.itervalues(groups):
            full_removal_request.extend(
                six.iteritems(group_info["removal_request"]))
        breakage = rdc.check_reverse_depends(full_removal_request)

    if debug:
        print("N: Removal looks good")

    if dryrun:
        print("Would remove the equivalent of:")
        for group_name in group_order:
            if group_name not in groups:
                continue
            group_info = groups[group_name]
            pkgs = group_info["packages"]
            archs = group_info["architectures"]
            message = group_info["message"]

            # Embed the -R just in case someone wants to run it manually later
            print(
                '    dak rm -m "{message}" -s {suite} -a {architectures} -p -R -b {packages}'
                .format(
                    message=message,
                    suite=suite_name,
                    architectures=",".join(archs),
                    packages=" ".join(pkgs),
                ))

        print()
        print(
            "Note: The removals may be interdependent.  A non-breaking result may require the execution of all"
        )
        print("of the removals")
    else:
        remove_groups(six.itervalues(groups), suite_id, suite_name, session)
コード例 #2
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ファイル: auto_decruft.py プロジェクト: Debian/dak
def auto_decruft_suite(suite_name, suite_id, session, dryrun, debug):
    """Run the auto-decrufter on a given suite

    @type suite_name: string
    @param suite_name: The name of the suite to remove from

    @type suite_id: int
    @param suite_id: The id of the suite denoted by suite_name

    @type session: SQLA Session
    @param session: The database session in use

    @type dryrun: bool
    @param dryrun: If True, just print the actions rather than actually doing them

    @type debug: bool
    @param debug: If True, print some extra information
    """
    all_architectures = [a.arch_string for a in get_suite_architectures(suite_name)]
    pkg_arch2groups = defaultdict(set)
    group_order = []
    groups = {}
    full_removal_request = []
    group_generator = chain(
        compute_sourceless_groups(suite_id, session),
        compute_nbs_groups(suite_id, suite_name, session)
    )
    for group in group_generator:
        group_name = group["name"]
        pkgs = group["packages"]
        affected_archs = group["architectures"]
        # If we remove an arch:all package, then the breakage can occur on any
        # of the architectures.
        if "all" in affected_archs:
            affected_archs = all_architectures
        for pkg_arch in product(pkgs, affected_archs):
            pkg_arch2groups[pkg_arch].add(group_name)
        if group_name not in groups:
            groups[group_name] = group
            group_order.append(group_name)
        else:
            # This case usually happens when versions differ between architectures...
            if debug:
                print("N: Merging group %s" % (group_name))
            groups[group_name] = merge_group(groups[group_name], group)

    for group_name in group_order:
        removal_request = groups[group_name]["removal_request"]
        full_removal_request.extend(removal_request.iteritems())

    if not groups:
        if debug:
            print("N: Found no candidates")
        return

    if debug:
        print("N: Considering to remove the following packages:")
        for group_name in sorted(groups):
            group_info = groups[group_name]
            pkgs = group_info["packages"]
            archs = group_info["architectures"]
            print("N: * %s: %s [%s]" % (group_name, ", ".join(pkgs), " ".join(archs)))

    if debug:
        print("N: Compiling ReverseDependencyChecker (RDC) - please hold ...")
    rdc = ReverseDependencyChecker(session, suite_name)
    if debug:
        print("N: Computing initial breakage...")

    breakage = rdc.check_reverse_depends(full_removal_request)
    while breakage:
        by_breakers = [(len(breakage[x]), x, breakage[x]) for x in breakage]
        by_breakers.sort(reverse=True)
        if debug:
            print("N: - Removal would break %s (package, architecture)-pairs" % (len(breakage)))
            print("N: - full breakage:")
            for _, breaker, broken in by_breakers:
                bname = "%s/%s" % breaker
                broken_str = ", ".join("%s/%s" % b for b in sorted(broken))
                print("N:    * %s => %s" % (bname, broken_str))

        averted_breakage = set()

        for _, package_arch, breakage in by_breakers:
            if breakage <= averted_breakage:
                # We already avoided this break
                continue
            guilty_groups = pkg_arch2groups[package_arch]

            if not guilty_groups:
                utils.fubar("Cannot figure what group provided %s" % str(package_arch))

            if debug:
                # Only output it, if it truly a new group being discarded
                # - a group can reach this part multiple times, if it breaks things on
                #   more than one architecture.  This being rather common in fact.
                already_discard = True
                if any(group_name for group_name in guilty_groups if group_name in groups):
                    already_discard = False

                if not already_discard:
                    avoided = sorted(breakage - averted_breakage)
                    print("N: - skipping removal of %s (breakage: %s)" % (", ".join(sorted(guilty_groups)), str(avoided)))

            averted_breakage |= breakage
            for group_name in guilty_groups:
                if group_name in groups:
                    del groups[group_name]

        if not groups:
            if debug:
                print("N: Nothing left to remove")
            return

        if debug:
            print("N: Now considering to remove: %s" % str(", ".join(sorted(groups.iterkeys()))))

        # Rebuild the removal request with the remaining groups and off
        # we go to (not) break the world once more time
        full_removal_request = []
        for group_info in groups.itervalues():
            full_removal_request.extend(group_info["removal_request"].iteritems())
        breakage = rdc.check_reverse_depends(full_removal_request)

    if debug:
        print("N: Removal looks good")

    if dryrun:
        print("Would remove the equivalent of:")
        for group_name in group_order:
            if group_name not in groups:
                continue
            group_info = groups[group_name]
            pkgs = group_info["packages"]
            archs = group_info["architectures"]
            message = group_info["message"]

            # Embed the -R just in case someone wants to run it manually later
            print('    dak rm -m "{message}" -s {suite} -a {architectures} -p -R -b {packages}'.format(
                message=message, suite=suite_name,
                architectures=",".join(archs), packages=" ".join(pkgs),
            ))

        print()
        print("Note: The removals may be interdependent.  A non-breaking result may require the execution of all")
        print("of the removals")
    else:
        remove_groups(groups.itervalues(), suite_id, suite_name, session)