def __action_replace(self, path, prefix, log, action, dbaction):
# Replace action: Path has been removed and
# a new one has been added with the same path
file_name = os.path.basename(path)
# The replace action is over the old file_id
file_id, parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(path, log.id)
if action.f2 is not None:
if action.branch_f2:
branch_f2_id = self.__get_branch(action.branch_f2)
old_path = "%d://%s" % (branch_f2_id, action.f2)
else:
old_path = prefix + action.f2
from_commit_id = self.revision_cache.get(action.rev, None)
from_file_id = self.__get_file_for_path(old_path, from_commit_id,
True)[0]
# The file is replaced from itself, we can just
# ignore this action.
#
# Fixes problems when building paths in situations like this one:
#
#r76 | mhr3 | 2006-10-18 18:07:11 +0200 (Wed, 18 Oct 2006) | 1 line
#Changed paths:
# A /scripts/sframework (from /sframework:74)
# R /scripts/sframework/branches (from /sframework/branches:75)
# R /scripts/sframework/tags (from /sframework/tags:75)
# R /scripts/sframework/trunk (from /sframework/trunk:75)
# D /sframework
if from_file_id == file_id:
# Returning None to tell the program back to not process
# it.
return None
else:
from_commit_id = None
from_file_id = file_id
self.__move_path_to_deletes_cache(path)
# Remove the old references
dirpath = path.rstrip("/") + "/"
for cpath in self.file_cache.keys():
if cpath.startswith(dirpath):
self.__move_path_to_deletes_cache(cpath)
# Add the new path
new_file_id = self.__add_new_file_and_link(
file_name, parent_id, log.id,
self.__remove_branch_from_file_path(path))
self.file_cache[path] = (new_file_id, parent_id)
# Register the action in the copies table in order to
# be able to know which file replaced this file
dbfilecopy = DBFileCopy(None, new_file_id)
dbfilecopy.from_id = from_file_id
dbfilecopy.action_id = dbaction.id
dbfilecopy.from_commit = from_commit_id
self.__add_new_copy(dbfilecopy)
return file_id
def __action_replace(self, path, prefix, log, action, dbaction):
# Replace action: Path has been removed and
# a new one has been added with the same path
file_name = os.path.basename(path)
# The replace action is over the old file_id
file_id, parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(path, log.id)
if action.f2 is not None:
if action.branch_f2:
branch_f2_id = self.__get_branch(action.branch_f2)
old_path = "%d://%s" % (branch_f2_id, action.f2)
else:
old_path = prefix + action.f2
from_commit_id = self.revision_cache.get(action.rev, None)
from_file_id = self.__get_file_for_path(old_path, from_commit_id, True)[0]
# The file is replaced from itself, we can just
# ignore this action.
#
# Fixes problems when building paths in situations like this one:
#
# r76 | mhr3 | 2006-10-18 18:07:11 +0200 (Wed, 18 Oct 2006) | 1 line
# Changed paths:
# A /scripts/sframework (from /sframework:74)
# R /scripts/sframework/branches (from /sframework/branches:75)
# R /scripts/sframework/tags (from /sframework/tags:75)
# R /scripts/sframework/trunk (from /sframework/trunk:75)
# D /sframework
if from_file_id == file_id:
# Returning None to tell the program back to not process
# it.
return None
else:
from_commit_id = None
from_file_id = file_id
self.__move_path_to_deletes_cache(path)
# Remove the old references
dirpath = path.rstrip("/") + "/"
for cpath in self.file_cache.keys():
if cpath.startswith(dirpath):
self.__move_path_to_deletes_cache(cpath)
# Add the new path
new_file_id = self.__add_new_file_and_link(
file_name, parent_id, log.id, self.__remove_branch_from_file_path(path)
)
self.file_cache[path] = (new_file_id, parent_id)
# Register the action in the copies table in order to
# be able to know which file replaced this file
dbfilecopy = DBFileCopy(None, new_file_id)
dbfilecopy.from_id = from_file_id
dbfilecopy.action_id = dbaction.id
dbfilecopy.from_commit = from_commit_id
self.__add_new_copy(dbfilecopy)
return file_id
def __action_copy(self, path, prefix, log, action, dbaction):
"""Process a copied file"""
new_parent_path = os.path.dirname(path)
new_file_name = os.path.basename(path)
from_commit_id = self.revision_cache.get(action.rev, None)
if action.branch_f2:
branch_f2_id = self.__get_branch(action.branch_f2)
old_path = "%d://%s" % (branch_f2_id, action.f2)
else:
old_path = prefix + action.f2
file_id, parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(old_path,
from_commit_id, True)
parent_path = os.path.dirname(path)
file_name = os.path.basename(path)
from_commit_id = self.revision_cache.get(action.rev, None)
if action.branch_f2:
branch_f2_id = self.__get_branch(action.branch_f2)
old_path = "%d://%s" % (branch_f2_id, action.f2)
else:
old_path = prefix + action.f2
from_file_id = self.__get_file_for_path(old_path, from_commit_id,
True)[0]
if not parent_path or parent_path == prefix.strip('/'):
parent_id = -1
else:
parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(parent_path, log.id)[0]
file_id = self.__add_new_file_and_link(file_name, parent_id, log.id)
self.file_cache[path] = (file_id, parent_id)
dbfilecopy = DBFileCopy(None, file_id)
dbfilecopy.from_id = from_file_id
dbfilecopy.action_id = dbaction.id
dbfilecopy.from_commit = from_commit_id
self.__add_new_copy(dbfilecopy)
# Save also file_path
self.__add_file_path(log.id, file_id, path)
return file_id
def __action_rename(self, path, prefix, log, action, dbaction):
"""Process a renamed file"""
new_parent_path = os.path.dirname(path)
new_file_name = os.path.basename(path)
from_commit_id = self.revision_cache.get(action.rev, None)
if action.branch_f2:
branch_f2_id = self.__get_branch(action.branch_f2)
old_path = "%d://%s" % (branch_f2_id, action.f2)
else:
old_path = prefix + action.f2
file_id, parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(old_path,
from_commit_id, True)
dbfilecopy = DBFileCopy(None, file_id)
dbfilecopy.action_id = dbaction.id
dbfilecopy.from_commit = from_commit_id
if not new_parent_path or new_parent_path == prefix.strip('/'):
new_parent_id = -1
else:
new_parent_id = self.__get_file_for_path(new_parent_path,
log.id)[0]
if new_parent_id != parent_id:
# It's not a simple rename, but a move operation
# we have to write down the new link
parent_id = new_parent_id
dblink = DBFileLink(None, parent_id, file_id)
dblink.commit_id = log.id
self.cursor.execute(statement(DBFileLink.__insert__,
self.db.place_holder),
(dblink.id, dblink.parent, dblink.child,
dblink.commit_id))
self.moves_cache[path] = old_path
self.file_cache[path] = (file_id, parent_id)
# Move/rename is a special case of copy. # There's not a
# new file_id
dbfilecopy.from_id = file_id
dbfilecopy.new_file_name = new_file_name
self.__add_new_copy(dbfilecopy)
# Save also file_path
self.__add_file_path(log.id, file_id, path)
return file_id