def getconfigs(ui, repo):
"""
Get a sequence of possible configuration files, including local
(repository), user, and global.
Each item in the returned sequence is a dictionary with the following keys:
`scope`
One of 'local', 'user', or 'global'.
`path`
The filesystem path to the config file.
`exists`
A `bool` indicating whether or not the file currently exists on the
filesystem.
`writeable`
A `bool` indicating whether or not the file is writeable by the
current user.
"""
allconfigs = rcpath()
local_config = localrc(repo)
if local_config is not None:
# rcpath() returns a reference to a global list, must not modify
# it in place by "+=" but instead create a copy by "+".
allconfigs = allconfigs + [local_config]
userconfigs = set(userrcpath())
configs = []
paths = set()
# for all global configs
for f in allconfigs:
if f in paths:
continue
paths.add(f)
if f == local_config:
scope = 'local'
elif f in userconfigs:
scope = 'user'
else:
scope = 'global'
if not os.path.exists(f):
exists = False
writeable = False
else:
exists = True
if os.access(f, os.W_OK):
writeable = True
else:
writeable = False
configs.append({'scope': scope, 'path': f, 'exists': exists,
'writeable': writeable})
return configs
def user_config():
"""Read the Mercurial user configuration
This is typically ~/.hgrc on POSIX. This is returned
as a Mercurial.config.config object.
"""
hgrc = config()
for cfg in userrcpath():
if not os.path.exists(cfg):
log("NOT reading missing cfg: " + cfg)
continue
log("Reading config: " + cfg)
hgrc.read(cfg)
return hgrc
def user_config():
"""Read the Mercurial user configuration
This is typically ~/.hgrc on POSIX. This is returned
as a Mercurial.config.config object.
"""
hgrc = config()
for cfg in userrcpath():
if not os.path.exists(cfg):
log("NOT reading missing cfg: " + cfg)
continue
log("Reading config: " + cfg)
hgrc.read(cfg)
return hgrc
def classifycfgpath(path):
"""assign sort order to configuration file in path
>>> classifycfgpath("/etc/mercurial/hgrc")
1
>>> classifycfgpath("repo/.hg/projrc")
2
>>> classifycfgpath(util.expandpath("~/.hgrc"))
3
>>> classifycfgpath("repo/.hg/hgrc")
4
"""
path = path.rsplit(":", 1)[0]
if path in classifycfgpath.systemrcpath:
return SYSTEMRC
if util.pconvert(path).endswith(".hg/projrc"):
return PROJRC
if path in userrcpath():
return USERRC
# .hg/hgrc, file in $HGRCPATH, or an included file
return HGRC
def configwizard(ui, repo, statedir=None, **opts):
"""Ensure your Mercurial configuration is up to date."""
runsteps = set(wizardsteps)
# Mercurial <1.7 had a bug where monkeypatching ui.__class__
# during uisetup() doesn't work. So we do our own ui.hasconfig()
# here. Other uses of ui.hasconfig() are allowed, as they will
# have a properly monkeypatched ui.__class__.
if 'steps' in ui._data(False)._data.get('configwizard', {}):
runsteps = set(ui.configlist('configwizard', 'steps'))
hgversion = util.versiontuple(n=3)
if hgversion < MINIMUM_SUPPORTED_VERSION:
ui.warn(VERSION_TOO_OLD % (
hgversion[0], hgversion[1],
MINIMUM_SUPPORTED_VERSION[0], MINIMUM_SUPPORTED_VERSION[1],
))
raise error.Abort('upgrade Mercurial then run again')
uiprompt(ui, INITIAL_MESSAGE, default='<RETURN>')
configpaths = [p for p in scmutil.userrcpath() if os.path.exists(p)]
path = configpaths[0] if configpaths else scmutil.userrcpath()[0]
cw = configobjwrapper(path)
if 'hgversion' in runsteps:
if _checkhgversion(ui, hgversion):
return 1
if 'username' in runsteps:
_checkusername(ui, cw)
if 'diff' in runsteps:
_checkdiffsettings(ui, cw)
if 'color' in runsteps:
_promptnativeextension(ui, cw, 'color', 'Enable color output to your terminal')
if 'pager' in runsteps:
_checkpager(ui, cw)
if 'curses' in runsteps:
_checkcurses(ui, cw)
if 'historyediting' in runsteps:
_checkhistoryediting(ui, cw)
if 'fsmonitor' in runsteps:
_checkfsmonitor(ui, cw, hgversion)
if 'blackbox' in runsteps:
_promptnativeextension(ui, cw, 'blackbox',
'Enable logging of commands to help diagnose bugs '
'and performance problems')
if 'security' in runsteps:
_checksecurity(ui, cw, hgversion)
if 'firefoxtree' in runsteps:
_promptvctextension(ui, cw, 'firefoxtree', FIREFOXTREE_INFO)
if 'wip' in runsteps:
_checkwip(ui, cw)
if 'codereview' in runsteps:
_checkcodereview(ui, cw)
if 'pushtotry' in runsteps:
_promptvctextension(ui, cw, 'push-to-try', PUSHTOTRY_INFO)
if 'multiplevct' in runsteps:
_checkmultiplevct(ui, cw)
if 'configchange' in runsteps:
_handleconfigchange(ui, cw)
if 'permissions' in runsteps:
_checkpermissions(ui, cw)
return 0
def getconfigs(ui, repo):
"""
Get a sequence of possible configuration files, including local
(repository), user, and global.
Each item in the returned sequence is a dictionary with the following keys:
`scope`
One of 'local', 'user', or 'global'.
`path`
The filesystem path to the config file.
`exists`
A `bool` indicating whether or not the file currently exists on the
filesystem.
`writeable`
A `bool` indicating whether or not the file is writeable by the
current user.
"""
allconfigs = rcpath()
# From 4.2 rcpath(rcutil.rccomponents) returns a tuple
# Not checking here on isinstance, If return type changes, this will probably break instead of silently ignoring
# this and treating the output as a string like before 4.2.
if util.version() >= b'4.2':
allconfigs = [c[1] for c in allconfigs if c[0] == b'path']
local_config = localrc(repo)
if local_config is not None:
# rcpath() returns a reference to a global list, must not modify
# it in place by "+=" but instead create a copy by "+".
allconfigs = allconfigs + [local_config]
userconfigs = set(userrcpath())
configs = []
paths = set()
# for all global configs
for f in allconfigs:
if f in paths:
continue
paths.add(f)
if f == local_config:
scope = b'local'
elif f in userconfigs:
scope = b'user'
else:
scope = b'global'
if not os.path.exists(f):
exists = False
writeable = False
else:
exists = True
if os.access(f, os.W_OK):
writeable = True
else:
writeable = False
configs.append({b'scope': scope, b'path': f, b'exists': exists,
b'writeable': writeable})
return configs
