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"""Tests for fetch between repositories of the same type."""

from bzrlib import (
    bzrdir,
    errors,
    gpg,
    remote,
    repository,
    tests,
    )
from bzrlib.inventory import ROOT_ID
from bzrlib.tests import (
    TestNotApplicable,
    TestSkipped,
    )
from bzrlib.tests.per_repository import TestCaseWithRepository


class TestFetchSameRepository(TestCaseWithRepository):

    def test_fetch(self):
        # smoke test fetch to ensure that the convenience function works.
        # it is defined as a convenience function with the underlying
        # functionality provided by an InterRepository
        tree_a = self.make_branch_and_tree('a')
        self.build_tree(['a/foo'])
        tree_a.add('foo', 'file1')
        tree_a.commit('rev1', rev_id='rev1')
        # fetch with a default limit (grab everything)
        repo = self.make_repository('b')
        if (tree_a.branch.repository.supports_rich_root() and not
            repo.supports_rich_root()):
            raise TestSkipped('Cannot fetch from model2 to model1')
        repo.fetch(tree_a.branch.repository,
                   revision_id=None)

    def test_fetch_fails_in_write_group(self):
        # fetch() manages a write group itself, fetching within one isn't safe.
        repo = self.make_repository('a')
        repo.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(repo.unlock)
        repo.start_write_group()
        self.addCleanup(repo.abort_write_group)
        # Don't need a specific class - not expecting flow control based on
        # this.
        self.assertRaises(errors.BzrError, repo.fetch, repo)

    def test_fetch_to_knit3(self):
        # create a repository of the sort we are testing.
        tree_a = self.make_branch_and_tree('a')
        self.build_tree(['a/foo'])
        tree_a.add('foo', 'file1')
        tree_a.commit('rev1', rev_id='rev1')
        # create a knit-3 based format to fetch into
        f = bzrdir.format_registry.make_bzrdir('dirstate-with-subtree')
        try:
            format = tree_a.branch.repository._format
            format.check_conversion_target(f.repository_format)
            # if we cannot convert data to knit3, skip the test.
        except errors.BadConversionTarget, e:
            raise TestSkipped(str(e))
        self.get_transport().mkdir('b')
        b_bzrdir = f.initialize(self.get_url('b'))
        knit3_repo = b_bzrdir.create_repository()
        # fetch with a default limit (grab everything)
        knit3_repo.fetch(tree_a.branch.repository, revision_id=None)
        # Reopen to avoid any in-memory caching - ensure its reading from
        # disk.
        knit3_repo = b_bzrdir.open_repository()
        rev1_tree = knit3_repo.revision_tree('rev1')
        rev1_tree.lock_read()
        try:
            lines = rev1_tree.get_file_lines(rev1_tree.get_root_id())
        finally:
            rev1_tree.unlock()
        self.assertEqual([], lines)
        b_branch = b_bzrdir.create_branch()
        b_branch.pull(tree_a.branch)
        try:
            tree_b = b_bzrdir.create_workingtree()
        except errors.NotLocalUrl:
            try:
                tree_b = b_branch.create_checkout('b', lightweight=True)
            except errors.NotLocalUrl:
                raise TestSkipped("cannot make working tree with transport %r"
                              % b_bzrdir.transport)
        tree_b.commit('no change', rev_id='rev2')
        rev2_tree = knit3_repo.revision_tree('rev2')
        self.assertEqual('rev1', rev2_tree.inventory.root.revision)

    def do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(self, result,
        snapshots, root_id=ROOT_ID, allow_lefthand_ghost=False):
        """Assert that result is the parents of 'tip' after fetching snapshots.

        This helper constructs a 1.9 format source, and a test-format target
        and fetches the result of building snapshots in the source, then
        asserts that the parents of tip are result.

        :param result: A parents list for the inventories.get_parent_map call.
        :param snapshots: An iterable of snapshot parameters for
            BranchBuilder.build_snapshot.
        '"""
        # This overlaps slightly with the tests for commit builder about graph
        # consistency.
        # Cases:
        repo = self.make_repository('target')
        remote_format = isinstance(repo, remote.RemoteRepository)
        if not repo._format.rich_root_data and not remote_format:
            return # not relevant
        builder = self.make_branch_builder('source', format='1.9')
        builder.start_series()
        for revision_id, parent_ids, actions in snapshots:
            builder.build_snapshot(revision_id, parent_ids, actions,
            allow_leftmost_as_ghost=allow_lefthand_ghost)
        builder.finish_series()
        source = builder.get_branch()
        if remote_format and not repo._format.rich_root_data:
            # use a manual rich root format to ensure the code path is tested.
            repo = self.make_repository('remote-target',
                format='1.9-rich-root')
        repo.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(repo.unlock)
        repo.fetch(source.repository)
        graph = repo.get_file_graph()
        self.assertEqual(result,
            graph.get_parent_map([(root_id, 'tip')])[(root_id, 'tip')])

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_no_parents(self):
        # No parents rev -> No parents
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly((),
            [('tip', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
            ])

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_1_parent(self):
        # 1 parent rev -> 1 parent
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            ((ROOT_ID, 'base'),),
            [('base', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
             ('tip', None, []),
            ])

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_1_ghost_parent(self):
        # 1 ghost parent -> No parents
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly((),
            [('tip', ['ghost'], [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
            ], allow_lefthand_ghost=True)

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_2_head_parents(self):
        # 2 parents both heads -> 2 parents
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            ((ROOT_ID, 'left'), (ROOT_ID, 'right')),
            [('base', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
             ('left', None, []),
             ('right', ['base'], []),
             ('tip', ['left', 'right'], []),
            ])

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_2_parents_1_head(self):
        # 2 parents one head -> 1 parent
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            ((ROOT_ID, 'right'),),
            [('left', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
             ('right', None, []),
             ('tip', ['left', 'right'], []),
            ])

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_1_parent_different_id_gone(self):
        # 1 parent different fileid, ours missing -> no parents
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            (),
            [('base', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
             ('tip', None, [('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                            ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', '')),
                            ]),
            ], root_id='my-root')

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_1_parent_different_id_moved(self):
        # 1 parent different fileid, ours moved -> 1 parent
        # (and that parent honours the changing revid of the other location)
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            (('my-root', 'origin'),),
            [('origin', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', '')),
                             ('add', ('child', 'my-root', 'directory', ''))]),
             ('base', None, []),
             ('tip', None, [('unversion', 'my-root'),
                            ('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                            ('flush', None),
                            ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', '')),
                            ]),
            ], root_id='my-root')

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_2_parent_1_different_id_gone(self):
        # 2 parents, 1 different fileid, our second missing -> 1 parent
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            (('my-root', 'right'),),
            [('base', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', ''))]),
             ('right', None, [('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                              ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', ''))]),
             ('tip', ['base', 'right'], [('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                            ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', '')),
                            ]),
            ], root_id='my-root')

    def test_fetch_to_rich_root_set_parent_2_parent_2_different_id_moved(self):
        # 2 parents, 1 different fileid, our second moved -> 2 parent
        # (and that parent honours the changing revid of the other location)
        self.do_test_fetch_to_rich_root_sets_parents_correctly(
            (('my-root', 'right'),),
            # 'my-root' at 'child'.
            [('origin', None, [('add', ('', ROOT_ID, 'directory', '')),
                             ('add', ('child', 'my-root', 'directory', ''))]),
             ('base', None, []),
            # 'my-root' at root
             ('right', None, [('unversion', 'my-root'),
                              ('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                              ('flush', None),
                              ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', ''))]),
             ('tip', ['base', 'right'], [('unversion', 'my-root'),
                            ('unversion', ROOT_ID),
                            ('flush', None),
                            ('add', ('', 'my-root', 'directory', '')),
                            ]),
            ], root_id='my-root')

    def test_fetch_all_from_self(self):
        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')
        rev_id = tree.commit('one')
        # This needs to be a new copy of the repository, if this changes, the
        # test needs to be rewritten
        repo = tree.branch.repository.bzrdir.open_repository()
        # This fetch should be a no-op see bug #158333
        tree.branch.repository.fetch(repo, None)

    def test_fetch_from_self(self):
        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')
        rev_id = tree.commit('one')
        repo = tree.branch.repository.bzrdir.open_repository()
        # This fetch should be a no-op see bug #158333
        tree.branch.repository.fetch(repo, rev_id)

    def test_fetch_missing_from_self(self):
        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('.')
        rev_id = tree.commit('one')
        # Even though the fetch() is a NO-OP it should assert the revision id
        # is present
        repo = tree.branch.repository.bzrdir.open_repository()
        self.assertRaises(errors.NoSuchRevision, tree.branch.repository.fetch,
                          repo, 'no-such-revision')

    def makeARepoWithSignatures(self):
        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('a-repo-with-sigs')
        wt.commit('rev1', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='rev1')
        repo = wt.branch.repository
        repo.lock_write()
        repo.start_write_group()
        try:
            repo.sign_revision('rev1', gpg.LoopbackGPGStrategy(None))
        except errors.UnsupportedOperation:
            self.assertFalse(repo._format.supports_revision_signatures)
            raise TestNotApplicable("repository format does not support signatures")
        repo.commit_write_group()
        repo.unlock()
        return repo

    def test_fetch_copies_signatures(self):
        source_repo = self.makeARepoWithSignatures()
        target_repo = self.make_repository('target')
        target_repo.fetch(source_repo, revision_id=None)
        self.assertEqual(
            source_repo.get_signature_text('rev1'),
            target_repo.get_signature_text('rev1'))

    def make_repository_with_one_revision(self):
        wt = self.make_branch_and_tree('source')
        wt.commit('rev1', allow_pointless=True, rev_id='rev1')
        return wt.branch.repository

    def test_fetch_revision_already_exists(self):
        # Make a repository with one revision.
        source_repo = self.make_repository_with_one_revision()
        # Fetch that revision into a second repository.
        target_repo = self.make_repository('target')
        target_repo.fetch(source_repo, revision_id='rev1')
        # Now fetch again; there will be nothing to do.  This should work
        # without causing any errors.
        target_repo.fetch(source_repo, revision_id='rev1')

    def test_fetch_all_same_revisions_twice(self):
        # Blind-fetching all the same revisions twice should succeed and be a
        # no-op the second time.
        repo = self.make_repository('repo')
        tree = self.make_branch_and_tree('tree')
        revision_id = tree.commit('test')
        repo.fetch(tree.branch.repository)
        repo.fetch(tree.branch.repository)

    def make_simple_branch_with_ghost(self):
        builder = self.make_branch_builder('source')
        builder.start_series()
        builder.build_snapshot('A-id', None, [
            ('add', ('', 'root-id', 'directory', None)),
            ('add', ('file', 'file-id', 'file', 'content\n'))])
        builder.build_snapshot('B-id', ['A-id', 'ghost-id'], [])
        builder.finish_series()
        source_b = builder.get_branch()
        source_b.lock_read()
        self.addCleanup(source_b.unlock)
        return source_b

    def test_fetch_with_ghost(self):
        source_b = self.make_simple_branch_with_ghost()
        target = self.make_repository('target')
        target.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(target.unlock)
        target.fetch(source_b.repository, revision_id='B-id')

    def test_fetch_into_smart_with_ghost(self):
        trans = self.make_smart_server('target')
        source_b = self.make_simple_branch_with_ghost()
        target = self.make_repository('target')
        # Re-open the repository over the smart protocol
        target = repository.Repository.open(trans.base)
        target.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(target.unlock)
        try:
            target.fetch(source_b.repository, revision_id='B-id')
        except errors.TokenLockingNotSupported:
            # The code inside fetch() that tries to lock and then fails, also
            # causes weird problems with 'lock_not_held' later on...
            target.lock_read()
            raise tests.KnownFailure('some repositories fail to fetch'
                ' via the smart server because of locking issues.')

    def test_fetch_from_smart_with_ghost(self):
        trans = self.make_smart_server('source')
        source_b = self.make_simple_branch_with_ghost()
        target = self.make_repository('target')
        target.lock_write()
        self.addCleanup(target.unlock)
        # Re-open the repository over the smart protocol
        source = repository.Repository.open(trans.base)
        source.lock_read()
        self.addCleanup(source.unlock)
        target.fetch(source, revision_id='B-id')

