def refresh(self):
"clears and repopulates the list from the filesystem"
self.clear_cache()
del self[:]
for dir in PortageInterface.get_config_protect():
self._add_update_proposals(dir)
self.sort()
def refresh(self, current_file_callback = None):
"clears and repopulates the list from the filesystem"
self.clear_cache()
del self[:]
for dir in PortageInterface.get_config_protect(Config.Backend):
self._add_update_proposals(dir, current_file_callback)
self.sort()
def scan_all_files():
allpkgparts = PortageInterface.get_fileinfo_from_vdb(
[os.path.join(path, file)
for configbasedir in PortageInterface.get_config_protect(
Config.Backend)
for (path, dir, files) in os.walk(configbasedir)
for file in files])
return len([EtcProposalConfigFile(pkgpart.path).update_unmodified(pkgpart.md5) for pkgpart in allpkgparts.values()])
def clear_all_states(self):
"this is pretty much 'undo all' but it also removes orphaned state files"
# removing deprecated old style statefile
for dir in PortageInterface.get_config_protect():
self._remove_statefiles(dir)
self.refresh()
def runTest(self):
"""Testing CONFIG_PROTECT calculation"""
portage_config_protect = set(portage.settings['CONFIG_PROTECT'].split(' '))
stubs_config_protect = set(PortageInterface.get_config_protect())
self.failUnless(stubs_config_protect == portage_config_protect, 'Calculated CONFIG_PROTECT differs from the one calculated by portage.')
def _assure_etc_in_config_protect(self):
self.failUnless('/etc' in PortageInterface.get_config_protect(), 'This test can only run if /etc is in CONFIG_PROTECT.')
