Source code for tbot.tc.git

# tbot, Embedded Automation Tool
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import typing
import tbot
import enum
from tbot.machine import linux

H = typing.TypeVar("H", bound=linux.LinuxShell)


class ResetMode(enum.Enum):
    """Mode for ``git --reset``."""

    SOFT = "--soft"
    MIXED = "--mixed"
    HARD = "--hard"
    MERGE = "--merge"
    KEEP = "--keep"


[docs]class GitRepository(linux.Path[H]): """Git repository.""" def __init__( self, target: linux.Path[H], url: typing.Optional[str] = None, *, clean: bool = True, fetch: bool = True, rev: typing.Optional[str] = None, ) -> None: """ Initialize a git repository from either a remote or an existing repo. There are two modes in which a repo can be initialized: 1. Only supplying ``target``: tbot assumes, that a repo exists at ``target`` already and will fail if this is not the case. 2. Also supplying ``url``: If ``target`` is not already a git repo, one will be created by cloning ``url``. If ``clean`` is ``True``, the repo will be hard reset and all untracked files/ changes will be removed. If ``rev`` is also given, it will be checked out. If ``fetch`` is ``True`` and ``url`` is given, the latest upstream revision will be checked out. :param linux.Path target: Where the repository is supposed to be. :param str url: Optional remote url. Whether this is set specifies the mode the repo is initialized in. :param bool clean: Whether to clean the working tree. Defaults to ``True``. :param bool fetch: Whether to fetch remote. Defaults to ``True``. :param str rev: Optional revision to checkout. Only has an effect if clean is also set. If you don't want to clean, but still perform a checkout, call :meth:`~tbot.tc.git.GitRepository.checkout`. .. versionchanged:: 0.6.1 ``GitRepository`` now fetches latest changes from remote by default. """ super().__init__(target.host, target) if url is not None: # Clone and optionally clean repo already_cloned = self.host.test("test", "-d", self / ".git") if not already_cloned: self.host.exec0("mkdir", "-p", self) self.host.exec0("git", "clone", url, self) elif fetch: self.git0("fetch") if clean and already_cloned: # Try resetting the branch to upstream, if the branch has an upstream if rev and self.git("rev-parse", f"{rev}@{{u}}")[0] == 0: self.reset(f"{rev}@{{u}}", ResetMode.HARD) elif self.git("rev-parse", "@{u}")[0] == 0: self.reset("@{u}", ResetMode.HARD) else: self.reset("HEAD", ResetMode.HARD) self.clean(untracked=True, noignore=True) if clean or not already_cloned: if rev: self.checkout(rev) else: # Assume a repo is supposed to already exist if not (self / ".git").exists(): raise RuntimeError(f"{target} is not a git repository") if clean: self.reset("HEAD", ResetMode.HARD) self.clean(untracked=True, noignore=True) if rev: self.checkout(rev)
[docs] def git( self, *args: typing.Union[str, linux.Path[H], linux.special.Special] ) -> typing.Tuple[int, str]: """ Run a git subcommand. Behaves like calling ``git -C <path/to/repo> <*args>``. :param args: Command line parameters. First one should be a git subcommand. :rtype: tuple[int, str] :returns: Retcode and command output """ return self.host.exec("git", "-C", self, *args)
[docs] def git0( self, *args: typing.Union[str, linux.Path[H], linux.special.Special] ) -> str: """ Run a git subcommand and ensure its retcode is zero. Behaves like calling ``git -C <path/to/repo> <*args>``. :param args: Command line parameters. First one should be a git subcommand. :rtype: str :returns: Command output :raises CommandFailedException: If the command exited with a non-zero return code """ return self.host.exec0("git", "-C", self, *args)
@property def head(self) -> str: """Return the current HEAD of this repo.""" return self.git0("rev-parse", "HEAD").strip() @property def symbolic_head(self) -> str: """Return the current HEAD of this repo, as a symbolic if possible.""" res = self.git("symbolic-ref", "--short", "--quiet", "HEAD") if res[0] == 0: return res[1].strip() else: return self.head
[docs] def checkout(self, rev: str) -> None: """ Checkout a revision or branch. :param str rev: Revision or branch name to be checked out. """ self.git0("checkout", rev)
[docs] def reset(self, rev: str, mode: ResetMode = ResetMode.MIXED) -> None: """ Call ``git --reset``. :param str rev: Revision to reset to :param ResetMode mode: Reset mode to be used. Refer to the ``git-reset`` man-page for more info. """ self.git0("reset", mode.value, rev)
[docs] def clean( self, force: bool = True, untracked: bool = False, noignore: bool = False ) -> None: """ Call ``git clean``. :param bool force: ``-f`` :param bool untracked: ``-d`` :param bool noignore: ``-x`` Refer to the ``git-clean`` man-page for more info. """ options = "-" if force: options += "f" if untracked: options += "d" if noignore: options += "x" self.git0("clean", options if options != "-" else "")
[docs] def add(self, f: linux.Path[H]) -> None: """Add a file to the index.""" self.git0("add", f)
[docs] @tbot.testcase def commit(self, msg: str, author: typing.Optional[str] = None) -> None: """ Commit changes. :param str msg: Commit message :param str author: Optional commit author in the ``Author Name <email@address>`` format. """ additional: typing.List[str] = [] if author is not None: additional += ["--author", author] self.git0("commit", *additional, "-m", msg)
[docs] @tbot.testcase def am(self, patch: linux.Path[H]) -> int: """ Apply one or multiple patches. :param linux.Path patch: Either a path to a `.patch` file or to a directory containing patch files. :rtype: int :returns: Number of patches applied """ # Check if we got a single patch or a patchdir if self.host.test("test", "-d", patch): files = [ linux.Path(self.host, p) for p in self.host.exec0("find", patch, "-name", "*.patch") .strip("\n") .split("\n") ] files.sort() for f in files: self.am(f) return len(files) else: try: self.git0("am", "-3", patch) except: # noqa: E722 self.git0("am", "--abort") raise return 1
[docs] @tbot.testcase def apply(self, patch: linux.Path[H]) -> int: """ Apply one or multiple patches to the working tree. :param linux.Path patch: Either a path to a `.patch` file or to a directory containing patch files. :rtype: int :returns: Number of patches applied .. versionadded:: 0.6.4 """ # Check if we got a single patch or a patchdir if self.host.test("test", "-d", patch): files = [ linux.Path(self.host, p) for p in self.host.exec0("find", patch, "-name", "*.patch") .strip("\n") .split("\n") ] files.sort() for f in files: self.apply(f) return len(files) else: try: self.git0("apply", patch) except: # noqa: E722 self.git0("apply", "--abort") raise return 1
[docs] @tbot.testcase def bisect(self, good: str, test: "typing.Callable[..., bool]") -> str: """ Run a git bisect to find the commit that introduced an error. .. todo:: Add back the bisect example. :param str good: A known good commit, the current head will be assumed as bad. :param test: A function to check the state of the current commit. Should return ``True`` if it is good and ``False`` if it is bad. An exception is interpreded as an unexpected error while checking. :rtype: str :returns: The first bad commit """ # First check if good is good and bad is bad tbot.log.message("Trying current revision ...") if test(self): raise AssertionError("The current revision isn't actually bad!") current = self.symbolic_head self.checkout(good) tbot.log.message(f"Trying 'good' revision ({good}) ...") if not test(self): self.checkout(current) raise AssertionError("The 'good' revision isn't actually good!") self.checkout(current) # Do the bisect now try: self.git0("bisect", "start") self.git0("bisect", "bad") self.git0("bisect", "good", good) while True: current = self.head tbot.log.message(f"Trying commit {current} ...") success = test(self) if success: self.git0("bisect", "good", current) tbot.log.message( f"Commit {current} is " + tbot.log.c("good").green + "." ) else: self.git0("bisect", "bad", current) tbot.log.message( f"Commit {current} is " + tbot.log.c("BAD").red + "." ) # Check how many commits are remaining remaining = ( self.git0( "bisect", "visualize", "--pretty=format:%H", linux.Pipe, "cat" ) .strip() .split("\n") ) tbot.log.message(f"{len(remaining)} commits remaining ...") if len(remaining) == 1: tbot.log.message( "First bad commit is " + tbot.log.c(remaining[0]).yellow ) return remaining[0] finally: self.git0("bisect", "reset")