def _EnsureNotDisabled(self):
"""Prints an error and raises an Exception if the updater is disabled.
The updater is disabled for installations that come from other package
managers like apt-get or if the current user does not have permission
to create or delete files in the SDK root directory.
Raises:
UpdaterDisableError: If the updater is disabled.
exceptions.RequiresAdminRightsError: If the caller has insufficient
privilege.
"""
if config.INSTALLATION_CONFIG.disable_updater:
message = (
'You cannot perform this action because this Cloud SDK installation '
'is managed by an external package manager. If you would like to get'
' the latest version, please see our main download page at:\n '
+ config.INSTALLATION_CONFIG.documentation_url + '\n')
self.__Write(log.err, message, word_wrap=True)
raise UpdaterDisableError(
'The component manager is disabled for this installation')
config.EnsureSDKWriteAccess(self.__sdk_root)
def PersistProperty(prop, value, scope=None, properties_file=None):
"""Sets the given property in the properties file.
This function should not generally be used as part of normal program
execution. The property files are user editable config files that they should
control. This is mostly for initial setup of properties that get set during
SDK installation.
Args:
prop: properties.Property, The property to set.
value: str, The value to set for the property. If None, the property is
removed.
scope: Scope, The config location to set the property in. If given, only
this location will be udpated and it is an error if that location does
not exist. If not given, it will attempt to update the property in first
the workspace config (if it exists) but then fall back to user level
config. It will never fall back to installation properties; you must
use that scope explicitly to set that value.
properties_file: str, Path to an explicit properties file to use (instead of
one of the known locations). It is an error to specify a scope and an
explicit file.
Raises:
ValueError: If you give both a scope and a properties file.
MissingConfigLocationError: If there is not file for the given scope.
"""
prop.Validate(value)
if scope and properties_file:
raise ValueError(
'You cannot provide both a scope and a specific properties'
' file.')
if not properties_file:
if scope:
if scope == Scope.INSTALLATION:
config.EnsureSDKWriteAccess()
properties_file = scope.get_file()
if not properties_file:
raise MissingConfigLocationError(scope)
else:
properties_file = Scope.WORKSPACE.get_file()
if not properties_file:
properties_file = Scope.USER.get_file()
if not properties_file:
raise MissingConfigLocationError(Scope.USER)
parsed_config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
parsed_config.read(properties_file)
if not parsed_config.has_section(prop.section):
if value is None:
return
parsed_config.add_section(prop.section)
if value is None:
parsed_config.remove_option(prop.section, prop.name)
else:
parsed_config.set(prop.section, prop.name, str(value))
properties_dir, unused_name = os.path.split(properties_file)
files.MakeDir(properties_dir)
with open(properties_file, 'w') as fp:
parsed_config.write(fp)
_PropertiesFile.Invalidate()
def PersistProperty(prop, value, scope=None, properties_file=None):
"""Sets the given property in the properties file.
This function should not generally be used as part of normal program
execution. The property files are user editable config files that they should
control. This is mostly for initial setup of properties that get set during
SDK installation.
Args:
prop: properties.Property, The property to set.
value: str, The value to set for the property. If None, the property is
removed.
scope: Scope, The config location to set the property in. If given, only
this location will be udpated and it is an error if that location does
not exist. If not given, it will attempt to update the property in the
first of the following places that exists:
- the workspace config
- the active named config
- user level config
It will never fall back to installation properties; you must
use that scope explicitly to set that value.
properties_file: str, Path to an explicit properties file to use (instead of
one of the known locations). It is an error to specify a scope and an
explicit file.
Raises:
ValueError: If you give both a scope and a properties file.
MissingConfigLocationError: If there is not file for the given scope.
ReadOnlyNamedConfigNotSettableError: If the user is attempting to set
a property in a read-only configuration.
InternalError: If there's a programming error.
"""
prop.Validate(value)
if scope and properties_file:
raise ValueError(
'You cannot provide both a scope and a specific properties'
' file.')
if not properties_file:
if scope:
if scope == Scope.INSTALLATION:
config.EnsureSDKWriteAccess()
properties_file = scope.get_file()
if not properties_file:
raise MissingConfigLocationError(scope)
else:
properties_file = Scope.WORKSPACE.get_file()
if not properties_file:
properties_file = named_configs.GetEffectiveNamedConfigFile()
if properties_file is None:
# Should be dead code.
raise exceptions.InternalError(
'Unexpected None properties file.')
if properties_file == os.path.devnull:
# Refuse to write and fail with an informative error
# TODO(b/22817095) Simplify control flow and update
# messaging when moving to automatic upgrade scenario
# on all release tracks.
if (named_configs.GetNameOfActiveNamedConfig() ==
named_configs.RESERVED_NAMED_CONFIG_NAME_NONE):
raise ReadOnlyNamedConfigNotSettableError(
named_configs.RESERVED_NAMED_CONFIG_NAME_NONE)
if not Scope.USER.get_file():
raise MissingConfigLocationError(Scope.USER)
parsed_config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
parsed_config.read(properties_file)
if not parsed_config.has_section(prop.section):
if value is None:
return
parsed_config.add_section(prop.section)
if value is None:
parsed_config.remove_option(prop.section, prop.name)
else:
parsed_config.set(prop.section, prop.name, str(value))
properties_dir, unused_name = os.path.split(properties_file)
files.MakeDir(properties_dir)
with open(properties_file, 'w') as fp:
parsed_config.write(fp)
PropertiesFile.Invalidate()