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Overview bzrformats provides the internal format implementations that power Bazaar-compatible version control. It includes serialization, compression, indexing, and data structure modules for reading and writing Bazaar repositories, working trees, and branches. ## Features - **Versioned file storage** — knit, weave, and groupcompress formats - **Directory state tracking** — efficient metadata caching for working trees - **Serialization** — XML-based inventory and revision serialization (formats 5–8), plus CHK-based serialization - **Indexing** — graph index and B+Tree index for pack-based repositories - **Compression** — groupcompress for efficient delta storage of related files - **Pack repositories** — container format for bundling versioned data - **Rust accelerators** — performance-critical code implemented in Rust with Python bindings via PyO3 - **Cython extensions** — optional compiled extensions for hot paths ## Installation ``` pip install bzrformats ``` ### Build requirements Building from source requires: - Python >= 3.10, < 3.15 - A Rust toolchain (for the compiled extensions) - Cython >= 0.29 ## Usage This package is primarily intended for use by version control systems and tools that need to work with Bazaar format data. The modules provide building blocks for implementing Bazaar-compatible storage formats. ```python from bzrformats import knit, groupcompress, index ``` ## License GNU General Public License v2 or later (GPLv2+). See [COPYING.txt](COPYING.txt). ## History These modules were originally part of the [Breezy](https://github.com/breezy-team/breezy) project (`breezy.bzr`) and have been extracted into a standalone package. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/0000755000000000000000000000000015162073400014046 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/0000755000000000000000000000000014405061146013141 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/0000755000000000000000000000000015162203117012422 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/pyproject.toml0000644000000000000000000001023215211574150014572 0ustar00[build-system] requires = ["setuptools>=77", "setuptools-rust"] build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta" [project] name = "bzrformats" maintainers = [{ name = "Breezy Developers", email = "team@breezy-vcs.org" }] description = "Bazaar formats" readme = "README.md" license = "GPL-2.0-or-later" classifiers = [ "Development Status :: 6 - Mature", "Environment :: Console", "Intended Audience :: Developers", "Intended Audience :: System Administrators", "Operating System :: OS Independent", "Operating System :: POSIX", "Programming Language :: Python", "Programming Language :: Rust", "Programming Language :: C", "Topic :: Software Development :: Version Control", ] requires-python = ">=3.10,<3.15" dependencies = ["catalogus", "patiencediff", "vcsgraph"] version = "3.5.0" [project.urls] Homepage = "https://www.breezy-vcs.org/" Download = "https://github.com/breezy-team/bzrformats" Repository = "https://github.com/breezy-team/bzrformats" [project.optional-dependencies] dev = ["testtools", "testscenarios", "python-subunit"] [tool.setuptools] zip-safe = false include-package-data = false [tool.setuptools.packages.find] include = ["bzrformats"] namespaces = false [tool.setuptools.package-data] bzrformats = ["py.typed"] [tool.mypy] ignore_missing_imports = true [tool.ruff] extend-exclude = [] [tool.ruff.lint] select = [ "ANN", # annotations "D", # pydocstyle "E", # pycodestyle "F", # pyflakes "N", # naming "B", # bugbear "I", # isort "S", # bandit "TCH", # typecheck "INT", # gettext "SIM", # simplify "C4", # comprehensions "UP", # pyupgrade "RUF", # ruf-specific ] ignore = [ "ANN001", "ANN002", "ANN003", # missing-type-arg "ANN201", "ANN202", "ANN204", "ANN205", "ANN206", "D205", # 1 blank line required between summary line and description "D417", # Missing argument descriptions in the docstring "F821", # undefined-name "E501", # line too long "D402", # Missing blank line after last section "E402", # module level import not at top of file "E741", # ambiguous variable name "F405", # name may be undefined, or defined from star imports "N801", # Naming convention violation: invalid constant name "N802", # Naming convention violation: invalid variable name "N804", # Naming convention violation: invalid lowercase variable name "N806", # Naming convention violation: invalid lowercase function name "N818", # Naming convention violation: invalid argument name "N999", # Naming convention violation: invalid module name "S110", # "consider logging exception" "S317", # use defusedxml # This triggers for docstrings that uses __doc__ "D104", # Missing docstring in public package "RUF012", # Mutable class attributes should be annotated with `typing.ClassVar` "RUF005", # Consider iterable concatenation instead of list concatenation "RUF015", # Prefer next() of single slice access "SIM102", # Use a single `if` statement instead of nested `if` statements "SIM105", # Use `contextlib.suppress "SIM108", # Use ternary operator "SIM114", # Combine `if` branches using logical `or` operator "SIM115", # Use context handler for opening files # Some objects (e.g. VersionedFiles) have a keys() method but no __iter__ "SIM118", # Use `key in dict` instead of `key in dict.keys()` "UP031", # Use format-specifier instead of `str.format` call "UP032", # Use f-string instead of `format` call; f-strings break gettext ] # These are actually fine, but they make mypy more strict and then it fails. unfixable = ["ANN204"] [tool.ruff.lint.pydocstyle] convention = "google" [tool.cibuildwheel.linux] skip = "*-musllinux_*" archs = ["auto", "aarch64"] [tool.cibuildwheel.macos] [tool.cibuildwheel.windows] [tool.ruff.lint.extend-per-file-ignores] # Ignore docstring requirements for test files "bzrformats/tests/**/*.py" = [ "D100", "D101", "D102", "D103", "D104", "D105", "D106", "D107", ] "bzrformats/*/tests/**/*.py" = [ "D100", "D101", "D102", "D103", "D104", "D105", "D106", "D107", ] "bzrformats/**/test_*.py" = [ "D100", "D101", "D102", "D103", "D104", "D105", "D106", "D107", ] "bzrformats/**/*_test.py" = [ "D100", "D101", "D102", "D103", "D104", "D105", "D106", "D107", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/setup.py0000755000000000000000000000147315210511434013375 0ustar00#! /usr/bin/env python3 """Installation script for bzrformats. Run it with './setup.py install', or './setup.py --help' for more options. """ import sys try: import setuptools # noqa: F401 except ModuleNotFoundError as e: sys.stderr.write(f"[ERROR] Please install setuptools ({e})\n") sys.exit(1) try: from setuptools_rust import Binding, RustExtension except ModuleNotFoundError as e: sys.stderr.write(f"[ERROR] Please install setuptools_rust ({e})\n") sys.exit(1) import site from setuptools import setup site.ENABLE_USER_SITE = "--user" in sys.argv rust_extensions = [ RustExtension( "bzrformats._bzr_rs", "crates/bazaar-py/Cargo.toml", binding=Binding.PyO3 ), ] entry_points = {} # std setup setup( entry_points=entry_points, rust_extensions=rust_extensions, ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/.gitignore0000644000000000000000000000016215162073400016035 0ustar00__pycache__ *.pyc build/ *~ *.swp *.swo *.swn .mypy_cache/ .pytest_cache/ dist/ *.egg-info/ bzrformats/_version.pybzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/README.md0000644000000000000000000000313415162073400015326 0ustar00# bzrformats Core Bazaar format implementations and utilities extracted from the Breezy project. ## Overview This package contains the internal format implementations and utilities that were part of `breezy.bzr`. These modules provide the core serialization, compression, and data structure functionality for Bazaar version control formats. ## Modules Included ### Serialization Infrastructure - `xml_serializer.py` - Base XML serialization utilities - `xml5.py`, `xml6.py`, `xml7.py`, `xml8.py` - Version-specific XML serialization formats - `chk_serializer.py` - CHK-based inventory serialization ### Utilities - `tuned_gzip.py` - Optimized gzip compression for version control data - `recordcounter.py` - Progress estimation utilities - `_btree_serializer_py.py` - Low-level B+Tree serialization ## Purpose These modules were extracted from Breezy to: 1. Provide reusable format implementations for other projects 2. Create cleaner separation of concerns 3. Enable independent testing and maintenance 4. Offer reference implementations of Bazaar data formats ## Usage This package is primarily intended for use by version control systems and tools that need to work with Bazaar format data. The modules provide building blocks for implementing Bazaar-compatible storage formats. ## License This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2 or later (GPLv2+), consistent with the original Bazaar project. ## History These modules were originally part of the Breezy project (https://github.com/breezy-team/breezy) and represent internal implementation details of the Bazaar version control format. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/__init__.py0000644000000000000000000001001115207367274016167 0ustar00"""Core Bazaar format implementations and utilities. This package contains the internal format implementations and utilities that were extracted from breezy.bzr. These modules provide core serialization, compression, and data structure functionality for Bazaar version control formats. """ # Same format as sys.version_info: "A tuple containing the five components of # the version number: major, minor, micro, releaselevel, and serial. All # values except releaselevel are integers; the release level is 'alpha', # 'beta', 'candidate', or 'final'. The version_info value corresponding to the # Python version 2.0 is (2, 0, 0, 'final', 0)." Additionally we use a # releaselevel of 'dev' for unreleased under-development code. version_info = (3, 4, 2, "final", 0) def _format_version_tuple(version_info): """Turn a version number 2, 3 or 5-tuple into a short string. This format matches and the typical presentation used in Python output. This also checks that the version is reasonable: the sub-release must be zero for final releases. >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 0, 0, 'final', 0))) 1.0.0 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 2, 0, 'dev', 0))) 1.2.0.dev >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 2, 0, 'dev', 1))) 1.2.0.dev1 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 1, 1, 'candidate', 2))) 1.1.1.rc2 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((2, 1, 0, 'beta', 1))) 2.1.b1 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 4, 0))) 1.4.0 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 4))) 1.4 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((2, 1, 0, 'final', 42))) 2.1.0.42 >>> print(_format_version_tuple((1, 4, 0, 'wibble', 0))) 1.4.0.wibble.0 """ if len(version_info) == 2: main_version = "%d.%d" % version_info[:2] else: main_version = "%d.%d.%d" % version_info[:3] if len(version_info) <= 3: return main_version release_type = version_info[3] sub = version_info[4] if release_type == "final" and sub == 0: sub_string = "" elif release_type == "final": sub_string = "." + str(sub) elif release_type == "dev" and sub == 0: sub_string = ".dev" elif release_type == "dev": sub_string = ".dev" + str(sub) elif release_type in ("alpha", "beta"): if version_info[2] == 0: main_version = "%d.%d" % version_info[:2] sub_string = "." + release_type[0] + str(sub) elif release_type == "candidate": sub_string = ".rc" + str(sub) else: return ".".join(map(str, version_info)) return main_version + sub_string __version__ = _format_version_tuple(version_info) version_string = __version__ _core_version_string = ".".join(map(str, version_info[:3])) __all__ = [ "__version__", "version_info", "version_string", ] def _alias_rust_submodules(): """Expose selected ``_bzr_rs`` submodules under their ``bzrformats.*`` names. These modules used to be one-line Python shims that did ``from ._bzr_rs.foo import *``. Since the Rust submodule already exposes exactly the public API, we register it directly under ``bzrformats.foo`` instead of keeping a stub file. Both ``import bzrformats.foo`` and ``from bzrformats.foo import X`` then resolve to the Rust submodule. """ import sys from . import _bzr_rs # Public name -> attribute on _bzr_rs holding the module object. For the # common case the names match; aliases are listed explicitly. aliased = { "bisect_multi": "bisect_multi", "tuned_gzip": "tuned_gzip", "recordcounter": "recordcounter", "chunk_writer": "chunk_writer", "hashcache": "hashcache", "lock": "lock", } for public_name, rust_attr in aliased.items(): submodule = getattr(_bzr_rs, rust_attr) sys.modules[f"{__name__}.{public_name}"] = submodule # Make `from bzrformats import foo` (package attribute access) work too. setattr(sys.modules[__name__], public_name, submodule) _alias_rust_submodules() bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/annotate.py0000644000000000000000000000225415207367274016253 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """File annotate based on VersionedFiles. ``VersionedFileAnnotator`` is implemented in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.annotate``) and re-exported here. It reads this module's ``_break_annotation_tie`` hook dynamically, so tests that override it on ``bzrformats.annotate`` still take effect. """ from ._bzr_rs.annotate import VersionedFileAnnotator # noqa: F401 # Module-level variable that can be overridden for testing. _break_annotation_tie = None bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/chk_map.py0000644000000000000000000000660715207367274016052 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA r"""Persistent maps from tuple_of_strings->string using CHK stores. Overview and current status: The CHKMap class implements a dict from tuple_of_strings->string by using a trie with internal nodes of 8-bit fan out; The key tuples are mapped to strings by joining them by \x00, and \x00 padding shorter keys out to the length of the longest key. Leaf nodes are packed as densely as possible, and internal nodes are all an additional 8-bits wide leading to a sparse upper tree. Updates to a CHKMap are done preferentially via the apply_delta method, to allow optimisation of the update operation; but individual map/unmap calls are possible and supported. Individual changes via map/unmap are buffered in memory until the _save method is called to force serialisation of the tree. apply_delta records its changes immediately by performing an implicit _save. Todo: ----- Densely packed upper nodes. """ from collections.abc import Callable from ._bzr_rs import chk_map as _chk_map_rs common_prefix_many = _chk_map_rs.common_prefix_many common_prefix_pair = _chk_map_rs.common_prefix_pair Key = tuple[bytes, ...] SerialisedKey = bytes SearchKeyFunc = Callable[[Key], bytes] KeyFilter = list[Key] clear_cache = _chk_map_rs.clear_cache _page_cache_get = _chk_map_rs._page_cache_get _page_cache_set = _chk_map_rs._page_cache_set _PageCacheProxy = _chk_map_rs._PageCacheProxy _get_cache = _chk_map_rs._get_cache _deserialise_leaf_node = _chk_map_rs._deserialise_leaf_node _deserialise_internal_node = _chk_map_rs._deserialise_internal_node _check_key = _chk_map_rs._check_key # Same object as the pyclass `_search_key_func` getter returns, so identity # comparisons in tests hold. _search_key_plain = _chk_map_rs._search_key_plain # The search-key registry is built and pre-populated in Rust (the three # built-in variants under "plain"/"hash-16-way"/"hash-255-way"); the callables # it returns are the same objects the node/inventory `_search_key_func` getters # return, so identity comparisons hold. search_key_registry = _chk_map_rs.search_key_registry CHKMap = _chk_map_rs.CHKMap Node = _chk_map_rs.Node # "_search_prefix not yet computed" sentinel. Same object the LeafNode pyclass # `_search_prefix` getter returns for SearchPrefix::Unknown, so `is _unknown` # checks hold across the boundary. _unknown = _chk_map_rs._unknown LeafNode = _chk_map_rs.LeafNode InternalNode = _chk_map_rs.InternalNode _deserialise = _chk_map_rs._deserialise CHKMapDifference = _chk_map_rs.CHKMapDifference iter_interesting_nodes = _chk_map_rs.iter_interesting_nodes _bytes_to_text_key = _chk_map_rs._bytes_to_text_key _search_key_16 = _chk_map_rs._search_key_16 _search_key_255 = _chk_map_rs._search_key_255 bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/controldir.py0000644000000000000000000000254615211517616016615 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Standalone access to bazaar control directories. ``open(path)`` and ``create(path, format=...)`` return a :class:`BzrDir`, from which :class:`Repository`, :class:`Branch` and :class:`WorkingTree` objects can be obtained. ``format_names()`` lists the format names ``create`` accepts. """ from ._bzr_rs.controldir import ( Branch, BzrDir, Repository, WorkingTree, create, create_shared_repository, format_names, open, upgrade, ) __all__ = [ "Branch", "BzrDir", "Repository", "WorkingTree", "create", "create_shared_repository", "format_names", "open", "upgrade", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/dirstate.py0000644000000000000000000000665615207367274016273 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA r"""DirState objects record the state of a directory and its bzr metadata. The DirState pyclass lives in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.dirstate.DirState``); this module just re-exports it under ``bzrformats.dirstate.DirState`` along with the SHA1Provider interface and a handful of helper functions. Pseudo EBNF grammar for the state file. Fields are separated by NULLs, and lines by NL. The field delimiters are ommitted in the grammar, line delimiters are not - this is done for clarity of reading. All string data is in utf8. :: MINIKIND = "f" | "d" | "l" | "a" | "r" | "t"; NL = "\n"; NULL = "\0"; WHOLE_NUMBER = {digit}, digit; BOOLEAN = "y" | "n"; REVISION_ID = a non-empty utf8 string; dirstate format = header line, full checksum, row count, parent details, ghost_details, entries; header line = "#bazaar dirstate flat format 3", NL; full checksum = "crc32: ", ["-"], WHOLE_NUMBER, NL; row count = "num_entries: ", WHOLE_NUMBER, NL; parent_details = WHOLE NUMBER, {REVISION_ID}* NL; ghost_details = WHOLE NUMBER, {REVISION_ID}*, NL; entries = {entry}; entry = entry_key, current_entry_details, {parent_entry_details}; entry_key = dirname, basename, fileid; current_entry_details = common_entry_details, working_entry_details; parent_entry_details = common_entry_details, history_entry_details; common_entry_details = MINIKIND, fingerprint, size, executable working_entry_details = packed_stat history_entry_details = REVISION_ID; executable = BOOLEAN; size = WHOLE_NUMBER; fingerprint = a nonempty utf8 sequence with meaning defined by minikind. """ from .errors import DirstateCorrupt # noqa: F401 # This is the Windows equivalent of ENOTDIR # It is defined in pywin32.winerror, but we don't want a strong dependency for # just an error code. ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND = 3 ERROR_DIRECTORY = 267 from ._bzr_rs import dirstate as _dirstate_rs from ._bzr_rs.dirstate import DirstateInventoryChange # noqa: F401 SHA1Provider = _dirstate_rs.SHA1Provider DirState = _dirstate_rs.DirState DefaultSHA1Provider = _dirstate_rs.DefaultSHA1Provider bisect_dirblock = _dirstate_rs.bisect_dirblock bisect_path_left = _dirstate_rs.bisect_path_left bisect_path_right = _dirstate_rs.bisect_path_right lt_by_dirs = _dirstate_rs.lt_by_dirs lt_path_by_dirblock = _dirstate_rs.lt_path_by_dirblock pack_stat = _dirstate_rs.pack_stat _fields_per_entry = _dirstate_rs.fields_per_entry _get_ghosts_line = _dirstate_rs.get_ghosts_line _get_parents_line = _dirstate_rs.get_parents_line IdIndex = _dirstate_rs.IdIndex _inv_entry_to_details = _dirstate_rs.inv_entry_to_details _get_output_lines = _dirstate_rs.get_output_lines _read_dirblocks = _dirstate_rs._read_dirblocks bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/errors.py0000644000000000000000000001403115211404335015733 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Errors specific to bzrformats. The exception hierarchy is implemented in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors``) and re-exported here so it can be imported as ``bzrformats.errors``. The base class ``BzrFormatsError`` provides the lazy ``_fmt % self.__dict__`` formatting that subclasses rely on; Python code (and downstream consumers such as breezy) can still subclass these classes and override ``_fmt``. """ from ._bzr_rs import errors as _errors BzrFormatsError = _errors.BzrFormatsError UnexpectedInventoryFormat = _errors.UnexpectedInventoryFormat UnsupportedInventoryKind = _errors.UnsupportedInventoryKind # Knit errors are re-exported from bzrformats.knit (their natural home); they # remain importable from here too for any historical callers. KnitError = _errors.KnitError KnitCorrupt = _errors.KnitCorrupt SHA1KnitCorrupt = _errors.SHA1KnitCorrupt KnitDataStreamIncompatible = _errors.KnitDataStreamIncompatible KnitDataStreamUnknown = _errors.KnitDataStreamUnknown KnitHeaderError = _errors.KnitHeaderError KnitIndexUnknownMethod = _errors.KnitIndexUnknownMethod BadIndexFormatSignature = _errors.BadIndexFormatSignature BadIndexData = _errors.BadIndexData BadIndexDuplicateKey = _errors.BadIndexDuplicateKey BadIndexKey = _errors.BadIndexKey BadIndexOptions = _errors.BadIndexOptions BadIndexValue = _errors.BadIndexValue InvalidEntryName = _errors.InvalidEntryName DuplicateFileId = _errors.DuplicateFileId NoSuchId = _errors.NoSuchId DecompressCorruption = _errors.DecompressCorruption VersionedFileError = _errors.VersionedFileError RevisionNotPresent = _errors.RevisionNotPresent RevisionAlreadyPresent = _errors.RevisionAlreadyPresent VersionedFileInvalidChecksum = _errors.VersionedFileInvalidChecksum InvalidRevisionId = _errors.InvalidRevisionId UnavailableRepresentation = _errors.UnavailableRepresentation ExistingContent = _errors.ExistingContent WeaveError = _errors.WeaveError WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent = _errors.WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent WeaveRevisionNotPresent = _errors.WeaveRevisionNotPresent WeaveFormatError = _errors.WeaveFormatError WeaveParentMismatch = _errors.WeaveParentMismatch WeaveInvalidChecksum = _errors.WeaveInvalidChecksum WeaveTextDiffers = _errors.WeaveTextDiffers BadInventoryFormat = _errors.BadInventoryFormat ReservedId = _errors.ReservedId BadFileKindError = _errors.BadFileKindError PathError = _errors.PathError NoSuchFile = _errors.NoSuchFile FileExists = _errors.FileExists InvalidNormalization = _errors.InvalidNormalization InconsistentDelta = _errors.InconsistentDelta InconsistentDeltaDelta = _errors.InconsistentDeltaDelta InternalBzrFormatsError = _errors.InternalBzrFormatsError BzrCheckError = _errors.BzrCheckError DirstateCorrupt = _errors.DirstateCorrupt NoSuchRevision = _errors.NoSuchRevision NotStacked = _errors.NotStacked UnstackableBranchFormat = _errors.UnstackableBranchFormat UnsupportedOperation = _errors.UnsupportedOperation ContainerError = _errors.ContainerError UnknownContainerFormatError = _errors.UnknownContainerFormatError UnexpectedEndOfContainerError = _errors.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError UnknownRecordTypeError = _errors.UnknownRecordTypeError InvalidRecordError = _errors.InvalidRecordError ContainerHasExcessDataError = _errors.ContainerHasExcessDataError DuplicateRecordNameError = _errors.DuplicateRecordNameError LockError = _errors.LockError ObjectNotLocked = _errors.ObjectNotLocked ReadOnlyError = _errors.ReadOnlyError ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError = _errors.ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError OutSideTransaction = _errors.OutSideTransaction LockContention = _errors.LockContention LockNotHeld = _errors.LockNotHeld AlreadyVersionedError = _errors.AlreadyVersionedError NotVersionedError = _errors.NotVersionedError __all__ = [ "AlreadyVersionedError", "BadFileKindError", "BadIndexData", "BadIndexDuplicateKey", "BadIndexFormatSignature", "BadIndexKey", "BadIndexOptions", "BadIndexValue", "BadInventoryFormat", "BzrCheckError", "BzrFormatsError", "ContainerError", "ContainerHasExcessDataError", "DecompressCorruption", "DirstateCorrupt", "DuplicateFileId", "DuplicateRecordNameError", "ExistingContent", "FileExists", "InconsistentDelta", "InconsistentDeltaDelta", "InternalBzrFormatsError", "InvalidEntryName", "InvalidNormalization", "InvalidRecordError", "InvalidRevisionId", "KnitCorrupt", "KnitDataStreamIncompatible", "KnitDataStreamUnknown", "KnitError", "KnitHeaderError", "KnitIndexUnknownMethod", "LockContention", "LockError", "LockNotHeld", "NoSuchFile", "NoSuchId", "NoSuchRevision", "NotStacked", "NotVersionedError", "ObjectNotLocked", "OutSideTransaction", "PathError", "ReadOnlyError", "ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError", "ReservedId", "RevisionAlreadyPresent", "RevisionNotPresent", "SHA1KnitCorrupt", "UnavailableRepresentation", "UnexpectedEndOfContainerError", "UnexpectedInventoryFormat", "UnknownContainerFormatError", "UnknownRecordTypeError", "UnstackableBranchFormat", "UnsupportedInventoryKind", "UnsupportedOperation", "VersionedFileError", "VersionedFileInvalidChecksum", "WeaveError", "WeaveFormatError", "WeaveInvalidChecksum", "WeaveParentMismatch", "WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent", "WeaveRevisionNotPresent", "WeaveTextDiffers", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/globbing.py0000644000000000000000000000200115211262406016175 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tools for converting globs to regular expressions. The implementation lives in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.globbing``) and is re-exported here. """ from ._bzr_rs.globbing import ( Replacer, normalize_pattern, ) __all__ = [ "Replacer", "normalize_pattern", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/groupcompress.py0000644000000000000000000000642715207367274017360 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Core compression logic for compressing streams of related files.""" import logging from ._bzr_rs import groupcompress as _groupcompress_rs from ._bzr_rs.groupcompress import ( # noqa: F401 GroupCompressBlock, RabinGroupCompressor, _BatchingBlockFetcher, ) from ._bzr_rs.groupcompress import ( GroupCompressVersionedFiles as _GroupCompressVersionedFilesRs, ) # DecompressCorruption lives in the Rust errors module; re-export it so # bzrformats.groupcompress.DecompressCorruption keeps working for callers and # the Rust import_exception! site. from .errors import DecompressCorruption # noqa: F401 logger = logging.getLogger("bzrformats.groupcompress") _null_sha1 = _groupcompress_rs.NULL_SHA1 PythonGroupCompressor = _groupcompress_rs.TraditionalGroupCompressor rabin_hash = _groupcompress_rs.rabin_hash # Minimum number of uncompressed bytes to try fetch at once when retrieving # groupcompress blocks. BATCH_SIZE = 2**16 _LazyGroupCompressFactory = _groupcompress_rs.LazyGroupCompressFactory _LazyGroupContentManager = _groupcompress_rs.LazyGroupContentManager # network_block_to_records, make_pack_factory and cleanup_pack_group are # implemented in the Rust extension; re-export them here. network_block_to_records = _groupcompress_rs.network_block_to_records make_pack_factory = _groupcompress_rs.make_pack_factory cleanup_pack_group = _groupcompress_rs.cleanup_pack_group class GroupCompressVersionedFiles(_GroupCompressVersionedFilesRs): """A group-compress based VersionedFiles implementation. The full implementation -- storage state, record streams, inserts, ``annotate``/``get_annotator`` and the compressor-setting class attributes -- lives in the Rust pyclass, which extends the Rust ``VersionedFilesWithFallbacks`` base so ``isinstance(x, VersionedFiles)`` holds. """ from ._bzr_rs import groupcompress from ._bzr_rs.groupcompress import GCBuildDetails as _GCBuildDetails # noqa: F401 from ._bzr_rs.groupcompress import _GCGraphIndex # noqa: F401 encode_base128_int = groupcompress.encode_base128_int encode_copy_instruction = groupcompress.encode_copy_instruction LinesDeltaIndex = groupcompress.LinesDeltaIndex make_line_delta = groupcompress.make_line_delta make_rabin_delta = groupcompress.make_rabin_delta apply_delta = groupcompress.apply_delta apply_delta_to_source = groupcompress.apply_delta_to_source decode_base128_int = groupcompress.decode_base128_int decode_copy_instruction = groupcompress.decode_copy_instruction encode_base128_int = groupcompress.encode_base128_int GroupCompressor = RabinGroupCompressor bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/index.py0000644000000000000000000000371415207367274015553 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Indexing facilities.""" __all__ = [ "BadIndexData", "BadIndexDuplicateKey", "BadIndexFormatSignature", "BadIndexKey", "BadIndexOptions", "BadIndexValue", "CombinedGraphIndex", "GraphIndex", "GraphIndexBuilder", "GraphIndexPrefixAdapter", "InMemoryGraphIndex", ] from ._bzr_rs import index as _index_rs # The index error classes live in the Rust errors module; re-export them so # bzrformats.index.BadIndex* keep working for callers and for the Rust # import_exception!(bzrformats.index, ...) sites. from .errors import ( BadIndexData, BadIndexDuplicateKey, BadIndexFormatSignature, BadIndexKey, BadIndexOptions, BadIndexValue, ) def _has_key_from_parent_map(self, key): """Check if this index has one key. Used as a method on objects that implement get_parent_map. """ return key in self.get_parent_map([key]) def _missing_keys_from_parent_map(self, keys): return set(keys) - set(self.get_parent_map(keys)) GraphIndexBuilder = _index_rs.GraphIndexBuilder GraphIndex = _index_rs.GraphIndex InMemoryGraphIndex = _index_rs.InMemoryGraphIndex CombinedGraphIndex = _index_rs.CombinedGraphIndex GraphIndexPrefixAdapter = _index_rs.GraphIndexPrefixAdapter bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/inventory.py0000644000000000000000000001257715207367274016510 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Inventory management for Bazaar. This module provides classes and functions for managing file inventories in Bazaar repositories, including entries for files, directories, symlinks, and tree references. """ # FIXME: This refactoring of the workingtree code doesn't seem to keep # the WorkingTree's copy of the inventory in sync with the branch. The # branch modifies its working inventory when it does a commit to make # missing files permanently removed. # TODO: Maybe also keep the full path of the entry, and the children? # But those depend on its position within a particular inventory, and # it would be nice not to need to hold the backpointer here. __all__ = [ "ROOT_ID", "CHKInventory", "FileId", "Inventory", "InventoryDirectory", "InventoryEntry", "InventoryFile", "InventoryLink", "TreeReference", ] from ._bzr_rs import ROOT_ID from ._bzr_rs import inventory as _mod_inventory_rs # The inventory error classes live in the Rust errors module; re-export them so # bzrformats.inventory.NoSuchId / InvalidEntryName / DuplicateFileId keep # working for callers (e.g. breezy) and the Rust import_exception! sites. from .errors import ( # noqa: F401 BadFileKindError, DuplicateFileId, InvalidEntryName, NoSuchId, ) FileId = bytes InventoryEntry = _mod_inventory_rs.InventoryEntry InventoryFile = _mod_inventory_rs.InventoryFile InventoryDirectory = _mod_inventory_rs.InventoryDirectory TreeReference = _mod_inventory_rs.TreeReference InventoryLink = _mod_inventory_rs.InventoryLink Inventory = _mod_inventory_rs.Inventory class CHKInventory(_mod_inventory_rs.CHKInventory): """An inventory persisted in a CHK store. By design, a CHKInventory is immutable so many of the methods supported by Inventory - add, rename, apply_delta, etc - are *not* supported. To create a new CHKInventory, use create_by_apply_delta() or from_inventory(), say. Internally, a CHKInventory has one or two CHKMaps: * id_to_entry - a map from (file_id,) => InventoryEntry as bytes * parent_id_basename_to_file_id - a map from (parent_id, basename_utf8) => file_id as bytes The second map is optional and not present in early CHkRepository's. No caching is performed: every method call or item access will perform requests to the storage layer. As such, keep references to objects you want to reuse. State (search_key_name, root_id, revision_id, the two CHKMaps, and the in-memory caches) lives on the Rust-backed pyo3 base class. The orchestration methods below operate on that state via attribute access. """ def make_entry(self, kind, name, parent_id, file_id=None, revision=None, **kwargs): """Simple thunk to bzrformats.inventory.make_entry.""" return make_entry(kind, name, parent_id, file_id, revision, **kwargs) entry_factory = { "directory": InventoryDirectory, "file": InventoryFile, "symlink": InventoryLink, "tree-reference": TreeReference, } def make_entry(kind, name, parent_id, file_id=None, revision=None, **kwargs): """Create an inventory entry. :param kind: the type of inventory entry to create. :param name: the basename of the entry. :param parent_id: the parent_id of the entry. :param file_id: the file_id to use. if None, one will be created. """ if file_id is None: from . import generate_ids file_id = generate_ids.gen_file_id(name) name = ensure_normalized_name(name) try: factory = entry_factory[kind] except KeyError as e: raise BadFileKindError(name, kind) from e return factory(file_id, name, parent_id, revision, **kwargs) ensure_normalized_name = _mod_inventory_rs.ensure_normalized_name is_valid_name = _mod_inventory_rs.is_valid_name def mutable_inventory_from_tree(tree): """Create a new inventory that has the same contents as a specified tree. :param tree: Revision tree to create inventory from """ entries = tree.iter_entries_by_dir() inv = Inventory(None, tree.get_revision_id()) for _path, inv_entry in entries: inv.add(inv_entry.copy()) return inv chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key = ( _mod_inventory_rs.chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key ) _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry = _mod_inventory_rs.chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes = _mod_inventory_rs.chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes def _make_delta(new, old): """Produce an :class:`InventoryDelta` describing the changes from `old` to `new`. Either side may be an :class:`Inventory` or a :class:`CHKInventory`; dispatch happens in the Rust-backed ``_make_delta`` method on the new inventory. """ return new._make_delta(old) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/knit.py0000644000000000000000000001602315207367274015406 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Knit versionedfile implementation. A knit is a versioned file implementation that supports efficient append only updates. Knit file layout: lifeless: the data file is made up of "delta records". each delta record has a delta header that contains; (1) a version id, (2) the size of the delta (in lines), and (3) the digest of the -expanded data- (ie, the delta applied to the parent). the delta also ends with a end-marker; simply "end VERSION" delta can be line or full contents.a ... the 8's there are the index number of the annotation. version robertc@robertcollins.net-20051003014215-ee2990904cc4c7ad 7 c7d23b2a5bd6ca00e8e266cec0ec228158ee9f9e 59,59,3 8 8 if ie.executable: 8 e.set('executable', 'yes') 130,130,2 8 if elt.get('executable') == 'yes': 8 ie.executable = True end robertc@robertcollins.net-20051003014215-ee2990904cc4c7ad whats in an index: 09:33 < jrydberg> lifeless: each index is made up of a tuple of; version id, options, position, size, parents 09:33 < jrydberg> lifeless: the parents are currently dictionary compressed 09:33 < jrydberg> lifeless: (meaning it currently does not support ghosts) 09:33 < lifeless> right 09:33 < jrydberg> lifeless: the position and size is the range in the data file so the index sequence is the dictionary compressed sequence number used in the deltas to provide line annotation """ import logging # The knit error hierarchy lives in the Rust errors module; re-export it so # bzrformats.knit.KnitCorrupt (and friends) keep working for callers and for # the Rust import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, ...) sites. from .errors import ( # noqa: F401 KnitCorrupt, KnitDataStreamIncompatible, KnitDataStreamUnknown, KnitError, KnitHeaderError, KnitIndexUnknownMethod, SHA1KnitCorrupt, ) evil_logger = logging.getLogger("bzrformats.evil") logger = logging.getLogger("bzrformats.knit") # TODO: Split out code specific to this format into an associated object. # TODO: Can we put in some kind of value to check that the index and data # files belong together? # TODO: accommodate binaries, perhaps by storing a byte count # TODO: function to check whole file # TODO: atomically append data, then measure backwards from the cursor # position after writing to work out where it was located. we may need to # bypass python file buffering. DATA_SUFFIX = ".knit" INDEX_SUFFIX = ".kndx" _STREAM_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE = 5 * 1024 * 1024 # The knit content-record adapters are Rust pyclasses. KnitAdapter is the base # (looks up the (source, target) adapter via the Rust registry and delegates); # the concrete adapters override _source_kind. Re-exported from the extension. # KnitContentFactory, KnitContent (with its get_line_delta_blocks static # helper), LazyKnitContentFactory, and the AnnotatedKnitContent / # PlainKnitContent concrete contents are Rust-backed and re-exported below. # KnitContentFactory reproduces the Python constructor (network_bytes/knit) and # get_bytes_as (native network bytes, fulltext decompression, and the knit # delta fallback) in Rust. from ._bzr_rs.knit import ( # noqa: F401 AnnotatedKnitContent, DeltaAnnotatedToFullText, DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated, DeltaPlainToFullText, FTAnnotatedToFullText, FTAnnotatedToUnannotated, FTPlainToFullText, KnitAdapter, KnitAnnotateFactory, KnitContent, KnitContentFactory, KnitPlainFactory, PlainKnitContent, _KndxIndex, _KnitAnnotator, _KnitGraphIndex, _KnitKeyAccess, _load_data, _NetworkContentMapGenerator, _VFContentMapGenerator, ) from ._bzr_rs.knit import KnitVersionedFiles as _KnitVersionedFilesRs class KnitVersionedFiles(_KnitVersionedFilesRs): """Python view of the Rust-backed KnitVersionedFiles. The Rust pyclass extends the Rust ``VersionedFilesWithFallbacks`` base, so ``isinstance(x, VersionedFiles)`` holds without a Python mixin. """ __all__ = [ "AnnotatedKnitContent", "KnitAnnotateFactory", "KnitContent", "KnitContentFactory", "KnitCorrupt", "KnitDataStreamIncompatible", "KnitDataStreamUnknown", "KnitHeaderError", "KnitIndexUnknownMethod", "KnitPlainFactory", "KnitVersionedFiles", "PlainKnitContent", "_KndxIndex", "_KnitAnnotator", "_KnitGraphIndex", "_KnitKeyAccess", "_VFContentMapGenerator", "annotate_knit", "cleanup_pack_knit", "knit_delta_closure_to_records", "knit_network_to_record", "make_file_factory", "make_pack_factory", ] # make_file_factory, make_pack_factory, cleanup_pack_knit, # knit_delta_closure_to_records and knit_network_to_record are implemented in # the Rust extension; see the re-exports near the bottom of this module (after # the _knit_rs import). The factories instantiate the Python # KnitVersionedFiles (and _KndxIndex/_KnitGraphIndex/etc.) by importing them # from this module. def _get_total_build_size(self, keys, positions): """Determine the total bytes to build these keys. (helper function because _KnitGraphIndex and _KndxIndex work the same, but don't inherit from a common base.) :param keys: Keys that we want to build :param positions: dict of {key, (info, index_memo, comp_parent)} (such as returned by _get_components_positions) :return: Number of bytes to build those keys """ return _knit_rs.get_total_build_size_rs(keys, positions) # _KnitAnnotator is implemented as a Rust pyclass extending # VersionedFileAnnotator (it reproduces the per-step build-graph # bookkeeping breezy's whitebox tests reach into); re-exported below. def annotate_knit(knit, revision_id): """Annotate a knit with no cached annotations. This implementation is for knits with no cached annotations. It will work for knits with cached annotations, but this is not recommended. """ annotator = _KnitAnnotator(knit) return iter(annotator.annotate_flat(revision_id)) from ._bzr_rs import knit as _knit_rs # Rust-backed factory functions, network record converters and the lazy # content factory. knit_delta_closure_to_records = _knit_rs.knit_delta_closure_to_records knit_network_to_record = _knit_rs.knit_network_to_record make_file_factory = _knit_rs.make_file_factory make_pack_factory = _knit_rs.make_pack_factory cleanup_pack_knit = _knit_rs.cleanup_pack_knit LazyKnitContentFactory = _knit_rs.LazyKnitContentFactory bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/lru_cache.py0000644000000000000000000000300715207367274016364 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006, 2008, 2009 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """A simple least-recently-used (LRU) cache.""" import logging # LRUCache, LRUSizeCache and FIFOCache are implemented as Rust pyclasses. # LRUCache is count-based; LRUSizeCache evicts on the cumulative size of the # values (compute_size(value), defaulting to len); FIFOCache is a dict subclass # that evicts the oldest entries first. The ordering/eviction engines live in # the bazaar crate. The _LRUNode handle is re-exported for the whitebox tests # that walk the linked list. from ._bzr_rs.lru_cache import ( # noqa: F401 FIFOCache, LRUCache, LRUSizeCache, _LRUNode, ) logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) # Sentinel used by LRUCache to reject a reserved key. The Rust LRUCache reads # this object back to compare against, so it must live here. _null_key = object() bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/multiparent.py0000644000000000000000000000506415207367274017010 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Multi-parent diff implementation for versioned files. The diff type (``MultiParent`` / ``NewText`` / ``ParentText``), the in-memory pseudo-versionedfile (``MultiMemoryVersionedFile``) and the disk-backed one (``MultiVersionedFile``) are all implemented in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent``) and re-exported here. """ from ._bzr_rs import multiparent as _multiparent_rs # MultiParent and its hunk types (NewText / ParentText) are implemented in # Rust and re-exported here. `MultiParent.hunks` is a live list of NewText / # ParentText instances that callers may mutate. MultiParent = _multiparent_rs.MultiParent NewText = _multiparent_rs.NewText ParentText = _multiparent_rs.ParentText # Memory- and disk-backed pseudo-versionedfiles plus the shared skeleton base, # the reconstruction helper and gzip_string are all backed by Rust. BaseVersionedFile = _multiparent_rs.BaseVersionedFile MultiMemoryVersionedFile = _multiparent_rs.MultiMemoryVersionedFile MultiVersionedFile = _multiparent_rs.MultiVersionedFile _Reconstructor = _multiparent_rs._Reconstructor gzip_string = _multiparent_rs.gzip_string __all__ = [ "BaseVersionedFile", "MultiMemoryVersionedFile", "MultiParent", "MultiVersionedFile", "NewText", "ParentText", "gzip_string", "topo_iter", "topo_iter_keys", ] def topo_iter_keys(vf, keys=None): """Iterate through keys in topological order.""" if keys is None: keys = vf.keys() parents = vf.get_parent_map(keys) return _topo_iter(parents, keys) def topo_iter(vf, versions=None): """Iterate through versions in topological order.""" if versions is None: versions = vf.versions() parents = vf.get_parent_map(versions) return _topo_iter(parents, versions) def _topo_iter(parents, versions): return iter(_multiparent_rs.topo_iter(parents, versions)) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/osutils.py0000644000000000000000000003047715210511434016133 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """OS utilities for bzrformats using only standard library.""" import os import shutil import sys import unicodedata from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs def split(path): """Split a pathname into directory and basename parts.""" if isinstance(path, bytes): return os.path.split(path) else: # For unicode strings, encode to UTF-8, split, then decode encoded = path.encode("utf-8") dirname, basename = os.path.split(encoded) return dirname.decode("utf-8"), basename.decode("utf-8") def pathjoin(*args): """Join paths together.""" if not args: return b"" if isinstance(args[0], bytes) else "" # Check if we're dealing with bytes or strings if isinstance(args[0], bytes): return os.path.join(*args) else: # For unicode strings, encode to UTF-8, join, then decode encoded_args = [arg.encode("utf-8") for arg in args] result = os.path.join(*encoded_args) return result.decode("utf-8") def pumpfile(from_file, to_file, buffer_size=65536): """Copy data from one file-like object to another. Returns the number of bytes copied. """ initial_pos = to_file.tell() if hasattr(to_file, "tell") else 0 shutil.copyfileobj(from_file, to_file, buffer_size) if hasattr(to_file, "tell"): return to_file.tell() - initial_pos else: # If we can't tell the position, we can't return accurate byte count return 0 def chunks_to_lines(chunks): """Convert chunks to lines.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.chunks_to_lines(chunks) def normalized_filename(filename): """Return the normalized form of a filename. Returns (normalized_name, can_access) tuple. """ if isinstance(filename, bytes): # For bytes, try to decode as UTF-8 first try: unicode_filename = filename.decode("utf-8") except UnicodeDecodeError: # If it's not valid UTF-8, return as-is return filename, True else: unicode_filename = filename # Normalize using NFC (Canonical Decomposition, followed by Canonical Composition) normalized = unicodedata.normalize("NFC", unicode_filename) if isinstance(filename, bytes): try: return normalized.encode("utf-8"), True except UnicodeEncodeError: return filename, True else: return normalized, True def splitpath(path): """Split a path into a list of components.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.splitpath(path) def file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode): """Return the file kind based on the stat mode.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode) def contains_whitespace(s): """Return True if the string contains whitespace characters.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs if isinstance(s, bytes): s = s.decode("utf-8") return _osutils_rs.contains_whitespace(s) def sha_strings(strings): """Return the sha1 of concatenated strings.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.sha_strings(strings) def sha_string(string): """Return the sha1 of a single string.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.sha_string(string) def dirname(path): """Return the directory part of a path.""" if isinstance(path, bytes): return os.path.dirname(path) else: # For unicode strings, encode to UTF-8, get dirname, then decode encoded = path.encode("utf-8") result = os.path.dirname(encoded) return result.decode("utf-8") def basename(path): """Return the basename part of a path.""" if isinstance(path, bytes): return os.path.basename(path) else: # For unicode strings, encode to UTF-8, get basename, then decode encoded = path.encode("utf-8") result = os.path.basename(encoded) return result.decode("utf-8") def chunks_to_lines_iter(chunks_iter): """Convert an iterator of chunks to an iterator of lines.""" buffer = b"" for chunk in chunks_iter: buffer += chunk while b"\n" in buffer: line, buffer = buffer.split(b"\n", 1) yield line + b"\n" # Yield any remaining data as the last line (without newline) if buffer: yield buffer def file_iterator(file_obj, chunk_size=65536): """Iterate over the contents of a file in chunks.""" while True: chunk = file_obj.read(chunk_size) if not chunk: break yield chunk def normalizes_filenames(): """Check if the filesystem normalizes filenames (e.g. Mac OS X).""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.normalizes_filenames() def rand_chars(length): """Generate a string of random characters.""" from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.rand_chars(length) class DirReader: """An interface for reading directories.""" def top_prefix_to_starting_dir(self, top, prefix=""): """Converts top and prefix to a starting dir entry. :param top: A utf8 path :param prefix: An optional utf8 path to prefix output relative paths with. :return: A tuple starting with prefix, and ending with the native encoding of top. """ raise NotImplementedError(self.top_prefix_to_starting_dir) def read_dir(self, prefix, top): """Read a specific dir. :param prefix: A utf8 prefix to be preprended to the path basenames. :param top: A natively encoded path to read. :return: A list of the directories contents. Each item contains: (utf8_relpath, utf8_name, kind, lstatvalue, native_abspath) """ raise NotImplementedError(self.read_dir) _selected_dir_reader = None def safe_unicode(unicode_or_utf8_string): """Coerce unicode_or_utf8_string into unicode. If it is unicode, it is returned. Otherwise it is decoded from utf-8. If decoding fails, the exception is wrapped in a TypeError exception. """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.safe_unicode(unicode_or_utf8_string) def safe_utf8(unicode_or_utf8_string): """Coerce unicode_or_utf8_string to a utf8 string. If it is a str, it is returned. If it is Unicode, it is encoded into a utf-8 string. """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.safe_utf8(unicode_or_utf8_string) def _walkdirs_utf8(top, prefix="", fs_enc=None): """Yield data about all the directories in a tree. This yields the same information as walkdirs() only each entry is yielded in utf-8. On platforms which have a filesystem encoding of utf8 the paths are returned as exact byte-strings. :return: yields a tuple of (dir_info, [file_info]) dir_info is (utf8_relpath, path-from-top) file_info is (utf8_relpath, utf8_name, kind, lstat, path-from-top) if top is an absolute path, path-from-top is also an absolute path. path-from-top might be unicode or utf8, but it is the correct path to pass to os functions to affect the file in question. (such as os.lstat) """ global _selected_dir_reader if _selected_dir_reader is None: if fs_enc is None: fs_enc = sys.getfilesystemencoding() # Always use the python version for bzrformats _selected_dir_reader = UnicodeDirReader() # 0 - relpath, 1- basename, 2- kind, 3- stat, 4-toppath # But we don't actually uses 1-3 in pending, so set them to None pending = [[_selected_dir_reader.top_prefix_to_starting_dir(top, prefix)]] read_dir = _selected_dir_reader.read_dir _directory = "directory" while pending: relroot, _, _, _, top = pending[-1].pop() if not pending[-1]: pending.pop() dirblock = sorted(read_dir(relroot, top)) yield (relroot, top), dirblock # push the user specified dirs from dirblock next = [d for d in reversed(dirblock) if d[2] == _directory] if next: pending.append(next) class UnicodeDirReader(DirReader): """A dir reader for non-utf8 file systems, which transcodes.""" __slots__ = ["_utf8_encode"] def __init__(self): """Initialize the UTF-8 directory reader.""" import codecs self._utf8_encode = codecs.getencoder("utf8") def top_prefix_to_starting_dir(self, top, prefix=""): """See DirReader.top_prefix_to_starting_dir.""" return (safe_utf8(prefix), None, None, None, safe_unicode(top)) def read_dir(self, prefix, top): """Read a single directory from a non-utf8 file system. top, and the abspath element in the output are unicode, all other paths are utf8. Local disk IO is done via unicode calls to listdir etc. This is currently the fallback code path when the filesystem encoding is not UTF-8. It may be better to implement an alternative so that we can safely handle paths that are not properly decodable in the current encoding. See DirReader.read_dir for details. """ _utf8_encode = self._utf8_encode relprefix = prefix + b"/" if prefix else b"" top_slash = top + "/" dirblock = [] append = dirblock.append for entry in os.scandir(top): name = os.fsdecode(entry.name) abspath = top_slash + name name_utf8 = _utf8_encode(name, "surrogateescape")[0] statvalue = entry.stat(follow_symlinks=False) kind = file_kind_from_stat_mode(statvalue.st_mode) append((relprefix + name_utf8, name_utf8, kind, statvalue, abspath)) return sorted(dirblock) def is_inside(dir, fname): """Check if fname is inside dir. The empty string as dir is considered to contain everything. A path is considered to be inside itself. :param dir: Directory path (bytes or str) :param fname: File path to check (bytes or str) :return: True if fname is inside dir """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs if isinstance(dir, bytes): dir = dir.decode("utf-8") if isinstance(fname, bytes): fname = fname.decode("utf-8") return _osutils_rs.is_inside(dir, fname) def is_inside_any(dir_list, fname): """Check if fname is inside any of the directories in dir_list. :param dir_list: List of directory paths :param fname: File path to check :return: True if fname is inside any directory in dir_list """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs dir_list = [(d.decode("utf-8") if isinstance(d, bytes) else d) for d in dir_list] if isinstance(fname, bytes): fname = fname.decode("utf-8") return _osutils_rs.is_inside_any(dir_list, fname) def parent_directories(filename): """Return a list of parent directories of filename. :param filename: Path (bytes or str) :return: List of parent directory paths """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs if isinstance(filename, bytes): filename = filename.decode("utf-8") return _osutils_rs.parent_directories(filename) def split_lines(text): r"""Split text into lines, keeping line endings. Args: text: bytes to split Returns: List of byte strings, each ending with \\n where appropriate """ from ._bzr_rs import osutils as _osutils_rs return _osutils_rs.split_lines(text) # IterableFile is a Rust pyclass (a file-like object over an iterator of byte # chunks); re-exported here. IterableFile = _osutils_rs.IterableFile bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/pack_repo.py0000644000000000000000000000477315206115552016402 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Pack repository objects.""" from .errors import BzrFormatsError class RetryWithNewPacks(BzrFormatsError): """Raised when we realize that the packs on disk have changed. This is meant as more of a signaling exception, to trap between where a local error occurred and the code that can actually handle the error and code that can retry appropriately. """ internal_error = True _fmt = ( "Pack files have changed, reload and retry. context: %(context)s %(orig_error)s" ) def __init__(self, context, reload_occurred, exc_info): """Create a new RetryWithNewPacks error. :param reload_occurred: Set to True if we know that the packs have already been reloaded, and we are failing because of an in-memory cache miss. If set to True then we will ignore if a reload says nothing has changed, because we assume it has already reloaded. If False, then a reload with nothing changed will force an error. :param exc_info: The original exception traceback, so if there is a problem we can raise the original error (value from sys.exc_info()) """ BzrFormatsError.__init__(self) self.context = context self.reload_occurred = reload_occurred self.exc_info = exc_info self.orig_error = exc_info[1] # TODO: The global error handler should probably treat this by # raising/printing the original exception with a bit about # RetryWithNewPacks also not being caught from ._bzr_rs import pack_repo as _pack_repo_rs _DirectPackAccess = _pack_repo_rs._DirectPackAccess Pack = _pack_repo_rs.Pack ExistingPack = _pack_repo_rs.ExistingPack ResumedPack = _pack_repo_rs.ResumedPack NewPack = _pack_repo_rs.NewPack bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/progress.py0000644000000000000000000000273215162115103016265 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Minimal progress bar protocol for bzrformats.""" from typing import Protocol, runtime_checkable @runtime_checkable class ProgressBar(Protocol): """Protocol for progress reporting.""" def update( self, msg: str | None = None, current: int | None = None, total: int | None = None, ) -> None: """Report progress. :param msg: Description of the current step. :param current: Current step number. :param total: Total number of steps. """ ... def tick(self) -> None: """Indicate that some work was done without specific progress info.""" ... def finished(self) -> None: """Mark the progress bar as complete.""" ... bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/registry.py0000644000000000000000000000645315162115103016275 0ustar00"""Registry imports from catalogus package.""" from catalogus.registry import Registry, _ObjectGetter __all__ = ["FormatRegistry", "Registry", "_ObjectGetter"] # FormatRegistry is not available in catalogus, so we define it here class FormatRegistry(Registry): """Registry specialised for handling formats.""" def __init__(self, other_registry=None): """Initialize FormatRegistry. Args: other_registry: Optional additional registry to mirror registrations to. """ super().__init__() self._other_registry = other_registry def register(self, key, obj, help=None, info=None, override_existing=False): """Register a format object. Args: key: The format name key. obj: The format object or factory function. help: Optional help text for this format. info: Optional additional information about the format. override_existing: Whether to allow overriding existing registrations. Returns: None """ Registry.register( self, key, obj, help=help, info=info, override_existing=override_existing ) if self._other_registry is not None: self._other_registry.register( key, obj, help=help, info=info, override_existing=override_existing ) def register_lazy( self, key, module_name, member_name, help=None, info=None, override_existing=False, ): """Register a format that will be imported on first access. Args: key: The format name key. module_name: Name of the module containing the format. member_name: Name of the format object within the module. help: Optional help text for this format. info: Optional additional information about the format. override_existing: Whether to allow overriding existing registrations. Returns: None """ # Overridden to allow capturing registrations to two seperate # registries in a single call. Registry.register_lazy( self, key, module_name, member_name, help=help, info=info, override_existing=override_existing, ) if self._other_registry is not None: self._other_registry.register_lazy( key, module_name, member_name, help=help, info=info, override_existing=override_existing, ) def remove(self, key): """Remove a format from the registry. Args: key: The format name key to remove. Returns: None """ super().remove(key) if self._other_registry is not None: self._other_registry.remove(key) def get(self, format_string): """Get a format object, calling factory functions if needed. Args: format_string: The format name to retrieve. Returns: The format object, with factory functions automatically called. """ r = Registry.get(self, format_string) if callable(r): r = r() return r bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/serializer.py0000644000000000000000000000470515211404335016577 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Inventory/revision serialization.""" from . import registry # The inventory-serialization error hierarchy lives in the Rust errors module; # re-export it here so ``bzrformats.serializer.BadInventoryFormat`` (and # friends) keep working for callers and for the Rust # ``import_exception!(bzrformats.serializer, ...)`` sites. from ._bzr_rs import ( # noqa: F401 InventorySerializer, RevisionSerializer, revision_bencode_serializer, revision_serializer_v5, revision_serializer_v8, ) from .errors import ( # noqa: F401 BadInventoryFormat, UnexpectedInventoryFormat, UnsupportedInventoryKind, ) class SerializerRegistry(registry.Registry): """Registry for serializer objects.""" revision_format_registry = SerializerRegistry() revision_format_registry.register_lazy( "5", "bzrformats._bzr_rs", "revision_serializer_v5" ) revision_format_registry.register_lazy( "8", "bzrformats._bzr_rs", "revision_serializer_v8" ) revision_format_registry.register_lazy( "10", "bzrformats._bzr_rs", "revision_bencode_serializer" ) inventory_format_registry = SerializerRegistry() inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "5", "bzrformats.xml5", "inventory_serializer_v5" ) inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "6", "bzrformats.xml6", "inventory_serializer_v6" ) inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "7", "bzrformats.xml7", "inventory_serializer_v7" ) inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "8", "bzrformats.xml8", "inventory_serializer_v8" ) inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "9", "bzrformats.chk_serializer", "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_9" ) inventory_format_registry.register_lazy( "10", "bzrformats.chk_serializer", "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_10" ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/smart.py0000644000000000000000000000224615211262406015553 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Smart-protocol version markers. The values live in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.smart``) and are re-exported here. """ from ._bzr_rs.smart import ( MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE, REQUEST_VERSION_THREE, REQUEST_VERSION_TWO, RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE, RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO, ) __all__ = [ "MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE", "REQUEST_VERSION_THREE", "REQUEST_VERSION_TWO", "RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE", "RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/testament.py0000644000000000000000000000153415210506612016427 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Testament - a signable summary of a revision.""" from ._bzr_rs.testament import Testament __all__ = ["Testament"] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/0000755000000000000000000000000015162073400015210 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/textinv.py0000644000000000000000000000175015210506612016124 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Text-based inventory support.""" from ._bzr_rs.textinv import ( END_MARK, START_MARK, escape, unescape, write_text_inventory, ) __all__ = [ "END_MARK", "START_MARK", "escape", "unescape", "write_text_inventory", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/transport.py0000644000000000000000000003414215207367274016477 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Minimal transport for bzrformats. Provides a Transport protocol and a simple in-memory implementation. """ import posixpath from io import BytesIO from typing import Protocol, runtime_checkable from urllib.parse import unquote # The transport error classes live in the Rust errors module; re-export them so # bzrformats.transport.NoSuchFile / FileExists keep working. from .errors import FileExists, NoSuchFile # noqa: F401 # Tuple for catching NoSuchFile from both bzrformats and breezy transports. # Use this in except clauses when the transport may be either implementation. try: from breezy.transport import NoSuchFile as _BreezyNoSuchFile TransportNoSuchFile = (NoSuchFile, _BreezyNoSuchFile) except ImportError: TransportNoSuchFile = NoSuchFile @runtime_checkable class Transport(Protocol): """Minimal transport protocol for bzrformats.""" base: str def get(self, relpath: str): """Get a file-like object for reading.""" ... def get_bytes(self, relpath: str) -> bytes: """Get the raw bytes of a file.""" ... def put_bytes(self, relpath: str, raw_bytes: bytes, mode=None): """Atomically put bytes at a location.""" ... def put_file(self, relpath: str, f, mode=None) -> int: """Write a file from a file-like object, returning bytes written.""" ... def put_file_non_atomic(self, relpath: str, f, mode=None, create_parent_dir=False): """Put a file-like object at a location.""" ... def append_bytes(self, relpath: str, raw_bytes: bytes, mode=None) -> int: """Append bytes to a file, returning the byte offset of the start.""" ... def readv(self, relpath: str, offsets): """Get parts of a file. :param offsets: List of (offset, size) tuples. :yields: (offset, data) tuples. """ ... def open_write_stream(self, relpath: str, mode=None): """Open a writable stream at relpath.""" ... def mkdir(self, relpath: str, mode=None): """Create a directory.""" ... def delete(self, relpath: str): """Delete a file.""" ... def move(self, rel_from: str, rel_to: str): """Move (rename) a file.""" ... def stat(self, relpath: str): """Return a stat-like object for a file.""" ... def has(self, relpath: str) -> bool: """Return True if the path exists.""" ... def abspath(self, relpath: str) -> str: """Return the full URL for the given relative path.""" ... def clone(self, relpath: str | None = None): """Return a new transport pointing at a sub-directory.""" ... def iter_files_recursive(self): """Iterate over all files below this transport, yielding relpaths.""" ... def ensure_base(self): """Ensure the base directory exists.""" ... def recommended_page_size(self) -> int: """Return the recommended number of bytes to read at once.""" ... class _MemoryStat: """Minimal stat result for MemoryTransport.""" def __init__(self, size, is_dir=False): self.st_size = size if is_dir: self.st_mode = 0o40755 else: self.st_mode = 0o100644 class _MemoryWriteStream: """A write stream that writes directly to the backing store. Data is visible to readers immediately after each ``write()``. """ def __init__(self, files, path): self._files = files self._path = path self._files.setdefault(path, b"") def write(self, data): self._files[self._path] = self._files.get(self._path, b"") + data def close(self): pass def __enter__(self): return self def __exit__(self, *args): self.close() def _sort_expand_and_combine(offsets, upper_limit, page_size): """Sort, expand, and combine readv offsets to reduce round trips. Each range is expanded to at least *page_size* bytes (centered on the original range), then overlapping ranges are merged. """ if not offsets: return [] sorted_offsets = sorted(offsets) expanded = [] for offset, length in sorted_offsets: expansion = max(0, page_size - length) reduction = expansion // 2 new_offset = max(0, offset - reduction) new_length = length + expansion if upper_limit: new_end = min(upper_limit, new_offset + new_length) new_length = max(0, new_end - new_offset) if new_length > 0: expanded.append((new_offset, new_length)) if not expanded: return [] merged = [expanded[0]] for offset, length in expanded[1:]: prev_offset, prev_length = merged[-1] prev_end = prev_offset + prev_length end = offset + length if offset > prev_end: merged.append((offset, length)) elif end > prev_end: merged[-1] = (prev_offset, end - prev_offset) return merged class MemoryTransport: """Simple in-memory transport for testing. All MemoryTransport instances sharing the same ``_files`` and ``_dirs`` dicts see the same data, so :meth:`clone` produces a view onto the same store. """ def __init__(self, url="memory:///", _files=None, _dirs=None): """Initialize MemoryTransport, optionally sharing an existing store.""" if not url.endswith("/"): url += "/" self.base = url self._files = _files if _files is not None else {} self._dirs = _dirs if _dirs is not None else set() self._dirs.add("/") # -- internal helpers -- def _abspath(self, relpath): """Resolve *relpath* to an absolute path within the store.""" if relpath is None or relpath == ".": relpath = "" relpath = unquote(relpath) path = posixpath.join(self._path(), relpath) return posixpath.normpath(path) def _path(self): """Extract the path portion from the base URL.""" path = self.base.split("://", 1)[-1] if path.endswith("/"): path = path[:-1] return path or "/" # -- Transport interface -- def clone(self, relpath=None): """Return a new transport rooted at *relpath*.""" if relpath is None: return MemoryTransport(self.base, self._files, self._dirs) return MemoryTransport(self.abspath(relpath), self._files, self._dirs) def abspath(self, relpath): """Return the full ``memory://`` URL for *relpath*.""" return "memory://" + self._abspath(relpath) def has(self, relpath): """Return True if *relpath* exists as a file or directory.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) return path in self._files or path in self._dirs def get(self, relpath): """Return a :class:`BytesIO` with the contents of *relpath*.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) try: return BytesIO(self._files[path]) except KeyError: raise NoSuchFile(relpath) from None def get_bytes(self, relpath): """Return the raw bytes of *relpath*.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) try: return self._files[path] except KeyError: raise NoSuchFile(relpath) from None def put_bytes(self, relpath, raw_bytes, mode=None): """Store *raw_bytes* at *relpath*.""" self._files[self._abspath(relpath)] = raw_bytes def put_file(self, relpath, f, mode=None): """Write *f* to *relpath*, returning the number of bytes written.""" data = f.read() self._files[self._abspath(relpath)] = data return len(data) def put_file_non_atomic(self, relpath, f, mode=None, create_parent_dir=False): """Write *f* to *relpath*, creating parent dirs if requested.""" if create_parent_dir: self._ensure_parent(relpath) self._files[self._abspath(relpath)] = f.read() def append_bytes(self, relpath, raw_bytes, mode=None): """Append *raw_bytes* to *relpath*, returning the start offset.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) existing = self._files.get(path, b"") pos = len(existing) self._files[path] = existing + raw_bytes return pos def readv(self, relpath, offsets, adjust_for_latency=False, upper_limit=0): """Yield ``(offset, data)`` for each ``(offset, length)`` in *offsets*.""" file_data = self.get_bytes(relpath) offsets = list(offsets) if adjust_for_latency and offsets: offsets = _sort_expand_and_combine( offsets, upper_limit or len(file_data), self.recommended_page_size() ) for offset, length in offsets: yield offset, file_data[offset : offset + length] def open_write_stream(self, relpath, mode=None): """Return a writable stream; data is stored on close.""" return _MemoryWriteStream(self._files, self._abspath(relpath)) def mkdir(self, relpath, mode=None): """Create a directory at *relpath*. Does not raise if the directory already exists. """ self._dirs.add(self._abspath(relpath)) def delete(self, relpath): """Delete the file at *relpath*.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) try: del self._files[path] except KeyError: raise NoSuchFile(relpath) from None def move(self, rel_from, rel_to): """Move (rename) a file from *rel_from* to *rel_to*.""" path_from = self._abspath(rel_from) path_to = self._abspath(rel_to) try: self._files[path_to] = self._files.pop(path_from) except KeyError: raise NoSuchFile(rel_from) from None def stat(self, relpath): """Return a stat-like object for *relpath*.""" path = self._abspath(relpath) if path in self._dirs: return _MemoryStat(0, is_dir=True) if path in self._files: return _MemoryStat(len(self._files[path])) raise NoSuchFile(relpath) def iter_files_recursive(self): """Yield relative paths of all files below this transport.""" prefix = self._path().rstrip("/") + "/" for path in sorted(self._files): if path.startswith(prefix): yield path[len(prefix) :] def ensure_base(self): """Ensure the base directory exists.""" self._dirs.add(self._path()) def recommended_page_size(self): """Return a reasonable read-ahead size.""" return 4096 def _ensure_parent(self, relpath): """Ensure the parent directory of *relpath* exists.""" parent = posixpath.dirname(self._abspath(relpath)) self._dirs.add(parent) def __repr__(self): """Return string representation.""" return f"MemoryTransport({self.base!r})" class TracingTransport: """Transport wrapper that records operations in ``_activity``. Wraps another transport and delegates all calls. Selected operations are recorded as tuples in ``_activity`` for test assertions. The tuple format matches breezy's ``TransportTraceDecorator``. """ def __init__(self, inner): """Initialize with the transport to wrap.""" self._inner = inner self._activity = [] def __getattr__(self, name): """Delegate everything not explicitly overridden to the inner transport.""" return getattr(self._inner, name) @property def base(self): """Return the base URL of the inner transport.""" return self._inner.base # -- traced methods (match breezy's TransportTraceDecorator format) -- def get(self, relpath): """Get file contents, recording the operation.""" self._activity.append(("get", relpath)) return self._inner.get(relpath) def get_bytes(self, relpath): """Get file bytes, recording the operation.""" self._activity.append(("get", relpath)) return self._inner.get_bytes(relpath) def put_bytes(self, relpath, raw_bytes, mode=None): """Put bytes, recording the operation.""" self._activity.append(("put_bytes", relpath, len(raw_bytes), mode)) return self._inner.put_bytes(relpath, raw_bytes, mode) def mkdir(self, relpath, mode=None): """Create a directory, recording the operation.""" self._activity.append(("mkdir", relpath, mode)) return self._inner.mkdir(relpath, mode) def readv(self, relpath, offsets, adjust_for_latency=False, upper_limit=None): """Read multiple ranges, recording the operation.""" self._activity.append( ("readv", relpath, list(offsets), adjust_for_latency, upper_limit) ) return self._inner.readv( relpath, offsets, adjust_for_latency=adjust_for_latency, upper_limit=upper_limit, ) # -- non-traced pass-through for common methods -- def put_file(self, relpath, f, mode=None): """Write a file to the inner transport.""" return self._inner.put_file(relpath, f, mode) def clone(self, relpath=None): """Clone this tracing transport.""" return TracingTransport(self._inner.clone(relpath)) def recommended_page_size(self): """Return the recommended page size from the inner transport.""" return self._inner.recommended_page_size() def __repr__(self): """Return string representation.""" return f"TracingTransport({self._inner!r})" bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/versionedfile.py0000644000000000000000000001216315207367274017300 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Versioned text file storage api.""" from typing import Any from ._bzr_rs import textmerge as _textmerge_rs from ._bzr_rs import versionedfile as _versionedfile_rs from .errors import ( ExistingContent, # noqa: F401 re-exported for callers (e.g. breezy) UnavailableRepresentation, # noqa: F401 re-exported for callers ) from .registry import Registry FulltextContentFactory = _versionedfile_rs.FulltextContentFactory ChunkedContentFactory = _versionedfile_rs.ChunkedContentFactory AbsentContentFactory = _versionedfile_rs.AbsentContentFactory record_to_fulltext_bytes = _versionedfile_rs.record_to_fulltext_bytes fulltext_network_to_record = _versionedfile_rs.fulltext_network_to_record adapter_registry = Registry[tuple[str, str], Any, None]() adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "knit-delta-gz"), "bzrformats.knit", "DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated", ) adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-ft-gz"), "bzrformats.knit", "FTAnnotatedToUnannotated", ) for target_storage_kind in ("fulltext", "chunked", "lines"): adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-delta-gz", target_storage_kind), "bzrformats.knit", "DeltaPlainToFullText", ) adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-ft-gz", target_storage_kind), "bzrformats.knit", "FTPlainToFullText" ) adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", target_storage_kind), "bzrformats.knit", "FTAnnotatedToFullText", ) adapter_registry.register_lazy( ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", target_storage_kind), "bzrformats.knit", "DeltaAnnotatedToFullText", ) ContentFactory = _versionedfile_rs.ContentFactory FileContentFactory = _versionedfile_rs.FileContentFactory """See ContentFactory. File-backed content factory. `__init__(key, parents, fileobj, sha1=None, size=None)`: reads bytes from the supplied Python file-like on first ``get_bytes_as`` / ``iter_bytes_as`` call and caches the result. ``storage_kind`` is ``"file"``. """ AdapterFactory = _versionedfile_rs.AdapterFactory """See ContentFactory. Overrides ``key`` / ``parents`` while delegating ``storage_kind`` / ``sha1`` / ``size`` / ``get_bytes_as`` to the wrapped factory passed as ``adapted``. """ def filter_absent(record_stream): """Adapt a record stream to remove absent records.""" for record in record_stream: if record.storage_kind != "absent": yield record _MPDiffGenerator = _versionedfile_rs._MPDiffGenerator VersionedFile = _versionedfile_rs.VersionedFile RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator = _versionedfile_rs.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator = _versionedfile_rs.OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator KeyMapper = _versionedfile_rs.KeyMapper ConstantMapper = _versionedfile_rs.ConstantMapper PrefixMapper = _versionedfile_rs.PrefixMapper HashPrefixMapper = _versionedfile_rs.HashPrefixMapper HashEscapedPrefixMapper = _versionedfile_rs.HashEscapedPrefixMapper def make_versioned_files_factory(versioned_file_factory, mapper): """Create a ThunkedVersionedFiles factory. This will create a callable which when called creates a ThunkedVersionedFiles on a transport, using mapper to access individual versioned files, and versioned_file_factory to create each individual file. """ def factory(transport): return ThunkedVersionedFiles( transport, versioned_file_factory, mapper, lambda: True ) return factory VersionedFiles = _versionedfile_rs.VersionedFiles ThunkedVersionedFiles = _versionedfile_rs.ThunkedVersionedFiles VersionedFilesWithFallbacks = _versionedfile_rs.VersionedFilesWithFallbacks _PlanMergeVersionedFile = _versionedfile_rs._PlanMergeVersionedFile PlanWeaveMerge = _textmerge_rs.PlanWeaveMerge WeaveMerge = _textmerge_rs.WeaveMerge VirtualVersionedFiles = _versionedfile_rs.VirtualVersionedFiles """See VersionedFiles. Storage-less implementation backed by two callbacks. `__init__(get_parent_map, get_lines)`: caller-supplied callables operating on bare bytes keys, which the pyclass rewraps as `(k,)` internally. """ NoDupeAddLinesDecorator = _versionedfile_rs.NoDupeAddLinesDecorator network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset = _versionedfile_rs.network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset NetworkRecordStream = _versionedfile_rs.NetworkRecordStream sort_groupcompress = _versionedfile_rs.sort_groupcompress _KeyRefs = _versionedfile_rs.KeyRefs bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/weavefile.py0000644000000000000000000000313615207367274016411 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # # Author: Martin Pool """Store and retrieve weaves in files. There is one format marker followed by a blank line, followed by a series of version headers, followed by the weave itself. Each version marker has 'i' parent version indexes '1' SHA-1 of text 'n' name The inclusions do not need to list versions included by a parent. The weave is bracketed by 'w' and 'W' lines, and includes the '{}[]' processing instructions. Lines of text are prefixed by '.' if the line contains a newline, or ',' if not. The reading/writing functions are implemented in Rust (``bzrformats._bzr_rs.weavefile``) and re-exported here. """ from ._bzr_rs.weavefile import ( # noqa: F401 FORMAT_1, _read_weave_v5, read_weave, write_weave, write_weave_v5, ) __all__ = [ "FORMAT_1", "read_weave", "write_weave", "write_weave_v5", ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/__init__.py0000644000000000000000000003777415210601252017337 0ustar00"""Test suite for bzrformats package.""" import atexit import difflib import logging import os import re import shutil import sys import tempfile import unittest try: import testtools except ImportError: # Minimal compatibility if testtools is not available testtools = None from urllib.parse import quote as urlquote from .. import osutils def pathname2url(path): """Convert a local pathname to a URL path.""" # On Unix, pathname2url is essentially identity with encoding of special chars # but preserving '/' return urlquote(path, safe="/:@") logger = logging.getLogger("bzrformats.tests") _unitialized_attr = object() """A sentinel needed to act as a default value in a method signature.""" def _rmtree_temp_dir(path, test_id=None): """Remove a temporary directory, handling errors.""" try: shutil.rmtree(path) except OSError: if test_id: print(f"Failed to remove temp dir {path} for test {test_id}") pass class TestCase(testtools.TestCase if testtools else unittest.TestCase): """Base class for bzrformats unit tests.""" def __init__(self, methodName="testMethod"): # noqa: N803 super().__init__(methodName) self._cleanups = [] def setUp(self): super().setUp() self._orig_cwd = os.getcwd() # Clear config to avoid external config affecting tests # Override HOME to prevent reading user configs import tempfile self._test_home_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="bzrformats-test-home-") self.addCleanup(__import__("shutil").rmtree, self._test_home_dir) self.overrideEnv("HOME", self._test_home_dir) self.overrideEnv("BRZ_HOME", self._test_home_dir) self.overrideEnv("EMAIL", "jrandom@example.com") self.overrideEnv("BRZ_EMAIL", None) def tearDown(self): try: # Run any registered cleanup functions while self._cleanups: func, args, kwargs = self._cleanups.pop() func(*args, **kwargs) finally: os.chdir(self._orig_cwd) super().tearDown() def addCleanup(self, func, *args, **kwargs): """Register a function to be called during tearDown.""" self._cleanups.append((func, args, kwargs)) def overrideAttr(self, obj, attr_name, new=_unitialized_attr): """Overrides an object attribute restoring it after the test.""" # The actual value is captured by the call below value = getattr(obj, attr_name, _unitialized_attr) if value is _unitialized_attr: # When the test completes, the attribute should not exist, but if # we aren't setting a value, we don't need to do anything. if new is not _unitialized_attr: self.addCleanup(delattr, obj, attr_name) else: self.addCleanup(setattr, obj, attr_name, value) if new is not _unitialized_attr: setattr(obj, attr_name, new) return value def overrideEnv(self, name, new_value): """Override an environment variable, restoring it during tearDown.""" old_value = os.environ.get(name) if new_value is None: if name in os.environ: del os.environ[name] else: os.environ[name] = new_value def restore(): if old_value is None: if name in os.environ: del os.environ[name] else: os.environ[name] = old_value self.addCleanup(restore) def assertEqualDiff(self, a, b, message=None): """Assert two texts are equal, if not raise an exception showing diffs.""" if a == b: return if message is None: message = "texts not equal:\n" if a + "\n" == b: message = "first string is missing a final newline.\n" if a == b + "\n": message = "second string is missing a final newline.\n" # Create a diff diff = difflib.unified_diff( a.splitlines(True), b.splitlines(True), "expected", "actual" ) raise AssertionError(message + "".join(diff)) def assertContainsRe(self, haystack, needle_re, flags=0): """Assert that haystack contains something matching a regular expression.""" if not re.search(needle_re, haystack, flags): raise AssertionError(f'pattern "{needle_re}" not found in "{haystack}"') def assertNotContainsRe(self, haystack, needle_re, flags=0): """Assert that haystack does not match a regular expression.""" if re.search(needle_re, haystack, flags): raise AssertionError(f'pattern "{needle_re}" found in "{haystack}"') def assertStartsWith(self, s, prefix): if not s.startswith(prefix): raise AssertionError(f"string {s!r} does not start with {prefix!r}") def assertEndsWith(self, s, suffix): if not s.endswith(suffix): raise AssertionError(f"string {s!r} does not end with {suffix!r}") def assertLength(self, expected_length, obj_with_len): """Assert that obj_with_len is of length expected_length.""" actual_length = len(obj_with_len) if actual_length != expected_length: self.fail( f"Incorrect length: wanted {expected_length}, got {actual_length} for {obj_with_len!r}" ) def assertIs(self, left, right, message=None): """Assert that left is right.""" if left is not right: if message is not None: raise AssertionError(message) else: raise AssertionError(f"{left!r} is not {right!r}.") def assertIsNot(self, left, right, message=None): """Assert that left is not right.""" if left is right: if message is not None: raise AssertionError(message) else: raise AssertionError(f"{left!r} is {right!r}.") def assertIsInstance(self, obj, klass, msg=None): """Assert that obj is an instance of klass.""" if not isinstance(obj, klass): if msg is None: msg = f"{obj!r} is not an instance of {klass}" raise AssertionError(msg) def log(self, *args): """Log a message.""" logger.debug(*args) def assertSubset(self, sublist, superlist): """Assert that every entry in sublist is present in superlist.""" missing = set(sublist) - set(superlist) if missing: raise AssertionError( f"Missing elements {missing!r}: {sublist!r} not a subset of {superlist!r}" ) def knownFailure(self, reason): """Mark test as a known failure.""" raise expectedFailure(reason) def requireFeature(self, feature): """This test requires a specific feature is available. :raises unittest.SkipTest: When feature is not available. """ if not feature.available(): self.skipTest(f"Feature {feature.feature_name()} not available") def assertPathExists(self, path): """Fail unless path or paths, which may be abs or relative, exist.""" if not isinstance(path, (bytes, str)): for p in path: if not os.path.exists(p): self.fail(f"path {p} does not exist") else: if not os.path.exists(path): self.fail(f"path {path} does not exist") def assertPathDoesNotExist(self, path): """Fail if path or paths, which may be abs or relative, exist.""" if not isinstance(path, (bytes, str)): for p in path: if os.path.exists(p): self.fail(f"path {p} exists") else: if os.path.exists(path): self.fail(f"path {path} exists") def assertFileEqual(self, content, path): """Fail if path does not contain 'content'.""" self.assertPathExists(path) mode = "r" + ("b" if isinstance(content, bytes) else "") with open(path, mode) as f: s = f.read() self.assertEqualDiff(content, s) def assertListRaises(self, excClass, func, *args, **kwargs): # noqa: N803 """Fail unless excClass is raised when the iterator from func is used. Many functions can return generators this makes sure to wrap them in a list() call to make sure the whole generator is run, and that the proper exception is raised. """ try: list(func(*args, **kwargs)) except excClass as e: return e else: if getattr(excClass, "__name__", None) is not None: excName = excClass.__name__ else: excName = str(excClass) raise self.failureException(f"{excName} not raised") def time(self, callable, *args, **kwargs): """Run callable and return result.""" # Simplified version - just run the callable without profiling return callable(*args, **kwargs) class TestCaseInTempDir(TestCase): """Test case that runs in a temporary directory. This is a minimal version of brz's TestCaseInTempDir. """ TEST_ROOT = None def setUp(self): super().setUp() self._make_test_root() self.addCleanup(os.chdir, os.getcwd()) self.makeAndChdirToTestDir() def _make_test_root(self): """Create the top-level test directory if needed.""" if TestCaseInTempDir.TEST_ROOT is None: root = os.path.realpath( tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="testbzrformats-", suffix=".tmp") ) TestCaseInTempDir.TEST_ROOT = root atexit.register(_rmtree_temp_dir, root) def makeAndChdirToTestDir(self): """Create a temporary directory for this test and chdir to it.""" # Create test directory name based on test id test_name = self.id() if sys.platform in ("win32", "cygwin"): test_name = re.sub('[<>*=+",:;_/\\-]', "_", test_name) test_name = test_name[-30:] # Windows path length limits else: test_name = re.sub("[/]", "_", test_name) base_dir = os.path.join(TestCaseInTempDir.TEST_ROOT, test_name) # Find a unique directory name test_dir = base_dir for i in range(100): if not os.path.exists(test_dir): break test_dir = f"{base_dir}_{i}" else: raise RuntimeError( f"Could not create unique test directory for {test_name}" ) os.makedirs(test_dir) self.test_dir = test_dir self.addCleanup(_rmtree_temp_dir, test_dir, test_id=self.id()) os.chdir(test_dir) def build_tree(self, shape, line_endings="binary", transport=None): """Build a test tree according to a pattern. shape is a sequence of file specifications. If the final character is '/', a directory is created. """ for name in shape: if isinstance(name, tuple): name, content = name else: content = None if name.endswith("/"): os.makedirs(name, exist_ok=True) else: dirname = os.path.dirname(name) if dirname: os.makedirs(dirname, exist_ok=True) if content is None: content = f"contents of {name}\n" if isinstance(content, str): if line_endings == "native": content = content.replace("\n", os.linesep) content = content.encode("utf-8") with open(name, "wb") as f: f.write(content) @staticmethod def build_tree_contents(shape): """Build test files with specific contents.""" for entry in shape: if len(entry) == 2: name, content = entry else: name = entry[0] content = None if name.endswith("/"): os.makedirs(name, exist_ok=True) else: dirname = os.path.dirname(name) if dirname: os.makedirs(dirname, exist_ok=True) if content is None: content = b"" if isinstance(content, str): content = content.encode("utf-8") with open(name, "wb") as f: f.write(content) # Import TestSkipped from unittest TestSkipped = unittest.SkipTest class TestNotApplicable(TestSkipped): """Skip a test because it is not applicable to the current configuration.""" pass class TestCaseWithMemoryTransport(TestCase): """TestCase with a MemoryTransport for testing. Uses bzrformats' own MemoryTransport. Each test gets a fresh transport namespace based on the test ID. """ def setUp(self): super().setUp() from ..transport import MemoryTransport self._memory_transport = MemoryTransport(url=f"memory:///{self.id()}/") def get_transport(self, relpath=None): """Get the transport for this test case.""" if relpath is None or relpath == ".": return self._memory_transport t = self._memory_transport.clone(relpath) t.ensure_base() return t def get_url(self, relpath=None): """Get a URL for the memory transport.""" if relpath is None or relpath == ".": return self._memory_transport.base return self._memory_transport.abspath(relpath) def check_file_contents(self, filename, expect): """Check contents of a file on the transport.""" contents = self.get_transport().get_bytes(filename) if contents != expect: self.log(f"expected: {expect!r}") self.log(f"actually: {contents!r}") self.fail(f"contents of {filename} not as expected") def load_tests(loader, basic_tests, pattern): """Load tests for bzrformats using the standard unittest discovery mechanism.""" suite = loader.suiteClass() # Add the tests for this module suite.addTests(basic_tests) # List of test modules to load testmod_names = [ "per_inventory", "per_versionedfile", "test__btree_serializer", "test__chk_map", "test__dirstate_helpers", "test__groupcompress", "test_btree_index", "test_chk_map", "test_chk_serializer", "test_chunk_writer", "test_controldir", "test_dirstate", "test_generate_ids", "test_groupcompress", "test_hashcache", "test_index", "test_inv", "test_inventory_delta", "test_knit", "test_lock", "test_pack", "test_rio", "test_serializer", "test_testament", "test_textinv", "test_tuned_gzip", "test_versionedfile", "test_weave", "test_xml", ] # Load each test module prefix = __name__ + "." for testmod_name in testmod_names: suite.addTest(loader.loadTestsFromName(prefix + testmod_name)) # Also load per_* modules per_modules = [ "per_versionedfile", "per_inventory", ] for per_module in per_modules: try: suite.addTest(loader.loadTestsFromName(prefix + per_module)) except (ImportError, AttributeError): # Skip if module doesn't exist or has no tests pass return suite def test_suite(): """Return the test suite for bzrformats (for backwards compatibility).""" loader = unittest.TestLoader() basic_tests = loader.loadTestsFromModule(__import__(__name__, fromlist=[""])) return load_tests(loader, basic_tests, None) def dir_reader_scenarios(): """Simplified dir_reader_scenarios for bzrformats tests.""" # Only use the unicode reader which is always available return [ ( "unicode", { "_dir_reader_class": osutils.UnicodeDirReader, "_native_to_unicode": lambda x: x, # Already unicode }, ) ] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/per_inventory/0000755000000000000000000000000015162073400020113 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/per_versionedfile.py0000644000000000000000000035572315177335170021320 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # Authors: # Johan Rydberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # TODO: might be nice to create a versionedfile with some type of corruption # considered typical and check that it can be detected/corrected. import contextlib import itertools from gzip import GzipFile from io import BytesIO from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from vcsgraph import known_graph as _mod_known_graph from bzrformats import osutils from bzrformats.errors import ( OutSideTransaction, ReadOnlyError, ReservedId, RevisionAlreadyPresent, ) from .. import groupcompress from .. import knit as _mod_knit from .. import versionedfile as versionedfile from ..errors import RevisionNotPresent from ..knit import cleanup_pack_knit, make_file_factory, make_pack_factory from ..transport import MemoryTransport, TransportNoSuchFile from ..versionedfile import ( ChunkedContentFactory, ConstantMapper, ExistingContent, HashEscapedPrefixMapper, PrefixMapper, UnavailableRepresentation, VirtualVersionedFiles, make_versioned_files_factory, ) from ..weave import WeaveFile, WeaveInvalidChecksum from ..weavefile import write_weave from . import ( TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, TestNotApplicable, TestSkipped, ) load_tests = load_tests_apply_scenarios def get_diamond_vf(f, trailing_eol=True, left_only=False): r"""Get a diamond graph to exercise deltas and merges. :param trailing_eol: If True end the last line with \n. """ parents = { b"origin": (), b"base": ((b"origin",),), b"left": ((b"base",),), b"right": ((b"base",),), b"merged": ((b"left",), (b"right",)), } # insert a diamond graph to exercise deltas and merges. last_char = b"\n" if trailing_eol else b"" f.add_lines(b"origin", [], [b"origin" + last_char]) f.add_lines(b"base", [b"origin"], [b"base" + last_char]) f.add_lines(b"left", [b"base"], [b"base\n", b"left" + last_char]) if not left_only: f.add_lines(b"right", [b"base"], [b"base\n", b"right" + last_char]) f.add_lines( b"merged", [b"left", b"right"], [b"base\n", b"left\n", b"right\n", b"merged" + last_char], ) return f, parents def get_diamond_files( files, key_length, trailing_eol=True, left_only=False, nograph=False, nokeys=False ): r"""Get a diamond graph to exercise deltas and merges. This creates a 5-node graph in files. If files supports 2-length keys two graphs are made to exercise the support for multiple ids. :param trailing_eol: If True end the last line with \n. :param key_length: The length of keys in files. Currently supports length 1 and 2 keys. :param left_only: If True do not add the right and merged nodes. :param nograph: If True, do not provide parents to the add_lines calls; this is useful for tests that need inserted data but have graphless stores. :param nokeys: If True, pass None is as the key for all insertions. Currently implies nograph. :return: The results of the add_lines calls. """ if nokeys: nograph = True prefixes = [()] if key_length == 1 else [(b"FileA",), (b"FileB",)] # insert a diamond graph to exercise deltas and merges. last_char = b"\n" if trailing_eol else b"" result = [] def get_parents(suffix_list): if nograph: return () else: result = [prefix + suffix for suffix in suffix_list] return result def get_key(suffix): if nokeys: return (None,) else: return (suffix,) # we loop over each key because that spreads the inserts across prefixes, # which is how commit operates. for prefix in prefixes: result.append( files.add_lines(prefix + get_key(b"origin"), (), [b"origin" + last_char]) ) for prefix in prefixes: result.append( files.add_lines( prefix + get_key(b"base"), get_parents([(b"origin",)]), [b"base" + last_char], ) ) for prefix in prefixes: result.append( files.add_lines( prefix + get_key(b"left"), get_parents([(b"base",)]), [b"base\n", b"left" + last_char], ) ) if not left_only: for prefix in prefixes: result.append( files.add_lines( prefix + get_key(b"right"), get_parents([(b"base",)]), [b"base\n", b"right" + last_char], ) ) for prefix in prefixes: result.append( files.add_lines( prefix + get_key(b"merged"), get_parents([(b"left",), (b"right",)]), [b"base\n", b"left\n", b"right\n", b"merged" + last_char], ) ) return result class VersionedFileTestMixIn: """A mixin test class for testing VersionedFiles. This is not an adaptor-style test at this point because theres no dynamic substitution of versioned file implementations, they are strictly controlled by their owning repositories. """ def get_transaction(self): if not hasattr(self, "_transaction"): self._transaction = None return self._transaction def test_add(self): f = self.get_file() f.add_lines(b"r0", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r1", [b"r0"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) def verify_file(f): versions = f.versions() self.assertTrue(b"r0" in versions) self.assertTrue(b"r1" in versions) self.assertEqual(f.get_lines(b"r0"), [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) self.assertEqual(f.get_text(b"r0"), b"a\nb\n") self.assertEqual(f.get_lines(b"r1"), [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) self.assertEqual(2, len(f)) self.assertEqual(2, f.num_versions()) self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, f.add_lines, b"r2", [b"foo"], []) self.assertRaises(RevisionAlreadyPresent, f.add_lines, b"r1", [], []) verify_file(f) # this checks that reopen with create=True does not break anything. f = self.reopen_file(create=True) verify_file(f) def test_adds_with_parent_texts(self): f = self.get_file() parent_texts = {} _, _, parent_texts[b"r0"] = f.add_lines(b"r0", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) try: _, _, parent_texts[b"r1"] = f.add_lines_with_ghosts( b"r1", [b"r0", b"ghost"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"], parent_texts=parent_texts ) except NotImplementedError: # if the format doesn't support ghosts, just add normally. _, _, parent_texts[b"r1"] = f.add_lines( b"r1", [b"r0"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"], parent_texts=parent_texts ) f.add_lines(b"r2", [b"r1"], [b"c\n", b"d\n"], parent_texts=parent_texts) self.assertNotEqual(None, parent_texts[b"r0"]) self.assertNotEqual(None, parent_texts[b"r1"]) def verify_file(f): versions = f.versions() self.assertTrue(b"r0" in versions) self.assertTrue(b"r1" in versions) self.assertTrue(b"r2" in versions) self.assertEqual(f.get_lines(b"r0"), [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) self.assertEqual(f.get_lines(b"r1"), [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) self.assertEqual(f.get_lines(b"r2"), [b"c\n", b"d\n"]) self.assertEqual(3, f.num_versions()) origins = f.annotate(b"r1") self.assertEqual(origins[0][0], b"r0") self.assertEqual(origins[1][0], b"r1") origins = f.annotate(b"r2") self.assertEqual(origins[0][0], b"r1") self.assertEqual(origins[1][0], b"r2") verify_file(f) f = self.reopen_file() verify_file(f) def test_add_unicode_content(self): # unicode content is not permitted in versioned files. # versioned files version sequences of bytes only. vf = self.get_file() self.assertRaises( TypeError, vf.add_lines, b"a", [], [b"a\n", "b\n", b"c\n"], ) self.assertRaises( (TypeError, NotImplementedError), vf.add_lines_with_ghosts, b"a", [], [b"a\n", "b\n", b"c\n"], ) def test_add_follows_left_matching_blocks(self): """If we change left_matching_blocks, delta changes. Note: There are multiple correct deltas in this case, because we start with 1 "a" and we get 3. """ vf = self.get_file() if isinstance(vf, WeaveFile): raise TestSkipped("WeaveFile ignores left_matching_blocks") vf.add_lines(b"1", [], [b"a\n"]) vf.add_lines( b"2", [b"1"], [b"a\n", b"a\n", b"a\n"], left_matching_blocks=[(0, 0, 1), (1, 3, 0)], ) self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"a\n", b"a\n"], vf.get_lines(b"2")) vf.add_lines( b"3", [b"1"], [b"a\n", b"a\n", b"a\n"], left_matching_blocks=[(0, 2, 1), (1, 3, 0)], ) self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"a\n", b"a\n"], vf.get_lines(b"3")) def test_inline_newline_throws(self): # \r characters are not permitted in lines being added vf = self.get_file() self.assertRaises(ValueError, vf.add_lines, b"a", [], [b"a\n\n"]) self.assertRaises( (ValueError, NotImplementedError), vf.add_lines_with_ghosts, b"a", [], [b"a\n\n"], ) # but inline CR's are allowed vf.add_lines(b"a", [], [b"a\r\n"]) with contextlib.suppress(NotImplementedError): vf.add_lines_with_ghosts(b"b", [], [b"a\r\n"]) def test_add_reserved(self): vf = self.get_file() self.assertRaises(ReservedId, vf.add_lines, b"a:", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]) def test_add_lines_nostoresha(self): """When nostore_sha is supplied using old content raises.""" vf = self.get_file() empty_text = (b"a", []) sample_text_nl = (b"b", [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) sample_text_no_nl = (b"c", [b"foo\n", b"bar"]) shas = [] for version, lines in (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl): sha, _, _ = vf.add_lines(version, [], lines) shas.append(sha) # we now have a copy of all the lines in the vf. for sha, (version, lines) in zip( shas, (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl), strict=False ): self.assertRaises( ExistingContent, vf.add_lines, version + b"2", [], lines, nostore_sha=sha, ) # and no new version should have been added. self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, vf.get_lines, version + b"2") def test_add_lines_with_ghosts_nostoresha(self): """When nostore_sha is supplied using old content raises.""" vf = self.get_file() empty_text = (b"a", []) sample_text_nl = (b"b", [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) sample_text_no_nl = (b"c", [b"foo\n", b"bar"]) shas = [] for version, lines in (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl): sha, _, _ = vf.add_lines(version, [], lines) shas.append(sha) # we now have a copy of all the lines in the vf. # is the test applicable to this vf implementation? try: vf.add_lines_with_ghosts(b"d", [], []) except NotImplementedError as e: raise TestSkipped("add_lines_with_ghosts is optional") from e for sha, (version, lines) in zip( shas, (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl), strict=False ): self.assertRaises( ExistingContent, vf.add_lines_with_ghosts, version + b"2", [], lines, nostore_sha=sha, ) # and no new version should have been added. self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, vf.get_lines, version + b"2") def test_add_lines_return_value(self): # add_lines should return the sha1 and the text size. vf = self.get_file() empty_text = (b"a", []) sample_text_nl = (b"b", [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) sample_text_no_nl = (b"c", [b"foo\n", b"bar"]) # check results for the three cases: for version, lines in (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl): # the first two elements are the same for all versioned files: # - the digest and the size of the text. For some versioned files # additional data is returned in additional tuple elements. result = vf.add_lines(version, [], lines) self.assertEqual(3, len(result)) self.assertEqual( (osutils.sha_strings(lines), sum(map(len, lines))), result[0:2] ) # parents should not affect the result: lines = sample_text_nl[1] self.assertEqual( (osutils.sha_strings(lines), sum(map(len, lines))), vf.add_lines(b"d", [b"b", b"c"], lines)[0:2], ) def test_get_reserved(self): vf = self.get_file() self.assertRaises(ReservedId, vf.get_texts, [b"b:"]) self.assertRaises(ReservedId, vf.get_lines, b"b:") self.assertRaises(ReservedId, vf.get_text, b"b:") def test_add_unchanged_last_line_noeol_snapshot(self): """Add a text with an unchanged last line with no eol should work.""" # Test adding this in a number of chain lengths; because the interface # for VersionedFile does not allow forcing a specific chain length, we # just use a small base to get the first snapshot, then a much longer # first line for the next add (which will make the third add snapshot) # and so on. 20 has been chosen as an aribtrary figure - knits use 200 # as a capped delta length, but ideally we would have some way of # tuning the test to the store (e.g. keep going until a snapshot # happens). for length in range(20): version_lines = {} vf = self.get_file("case-%d" % length) prefix = b"step-%d" parents = [] for step in range(length): version = prefix % step lines = ([b"prelude \n"] * step) + [b"line"] vf.add_lines(version, parents, lines) version_lines[version] = lines parents = [version] vf.add_lines(b"no-eol", parents, [b"line"]) vf.get_texts(version_lines.keys()) self.assertEqualDiff(b"line", vf.get_text(b"no-eol")) def test_get_texts_eol_variation(self): # similar to the failure in vf = self.get_file() sample_text_nl = [b"line\n"] sample_text_no_nl = [b"line"] versions = [] version_lines = {} parents = [] for i in range(4): version = b"v%d" % i lines = sample_text_nl if i % 2 else sample_text_no_nl # left_matching blocks is an internal api; it operates on the # *internal* representation for a knit, which is with *all* lines # being normalised to end with \n - even the final line in a no_nl # file. Using it here ensures that a broken internal implementation # (which is what this test tests) will generate a correct line # delta (which is to say, an empty delta). vf.add_lines(version, parents, lines, left_matching_blocks=[(0, 0, 1)]) parents = [version] versions.append(version) version_lines[version] = lines vf.check() vf.get_texts(versions) vf.get_texts(reversed(versions)) def test_add_lines_with_matching_blocks_noeol_last_line(self): """Add a text with an unchanged last line with no eol should work.""" # Hand verified sha1 of the text we're adding. # Create a mpdiff which adds a new line before the trailing line, and # reuse the last line unaltered (which can cause annotation reuse). # Test adding this in two situations: # On top of a new insertion vf = self.get_file("fulltext") vf.add_lines(b"noeol", [], [b"line"]) vf.add_lines( b"noeol2", [b"noeol"], [b"newline\n", b"line"], left_matching_blocks=[(0, 1, 1)], ) self.assertEqualDiff(b"newline\nline", vf.get_text(b"noeol2")) # On top of a delta vf = self.get_file("delta") vf.add_lines(b"base", [], [b"line"]) vf.add_lines(b"noeol", [b"base"], [b"prelude\n", b"line"]) vf.add_lines( b"noeol2", [b"noeol"], [b"newline\n", b"line"], left_matching_blocks=[(1, 1, 1)], ) self.assertEqualDiff(b"newline\nline", vf.get_text(b"noeol2")) def test_make_mpdiffs(self): from .. import multiparent vf = self.get_file("foo") self._setup_for_deltas(vf) new_vf = self.get_file("bar") for version in multiparent.topo_iter(vf): mpdiff = vf.make_mpdiffs([version])[0] new_vf.add_mpdiffs( [ ( version, vf.get_parent_map([version])[version], vf.get_sha1s([version])[version], mpdiff, ) ] ) self.assertEqualDiff(vf.get_text(version), new_vf.get_text(version)) def test_make_mpdiffs_with_ghosts(self): vf = self.get_file("foo") try: vf.add_lines_with_ghosts(b"text", [b"ghost"], [b"line\n"]) except NotImplementedError: # old Weave formats do not allow ghosts return self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, vf.make_mpdiffs, [b"ghost"]) def _setup_for_deltas(self, f): self.assertFalse(f.has_version("base")) # add texts that should trip the knit maximum delta chain threshold # as well as doing parallel chains of data in knits. # this is done by two chains of 25 insertions f.add_lines(b"base", [], [b"line\n"]) f.add_lines(b"noeol", [b"base"], [b"line"]) # detailed eol tests: # shared last line with parent no-eol f.add_lines(b"noeolsecond", [b"noeol"], [b"line\n", b"line"]) # differing last line with parent, both no-eol f.add_lines(b"noeolnotshared", [b"noeolsecond"], [b"line\n", b"phone"]) # add eol following a noneol parent, change content f.add_lines(b"eol", [b"noeol"], [b"phone\n"]) # add eol following a noneol parent, no change content f.add_lines(b"eolline", [b"noeol"], [b"line\n"]) # noeol with no parents: f.add_lines(b"noeolbase", [], [b"line"]) # noeol preceeding its leftmost parent in the output: # this is done by making it a merge of two parents with no common # anestry: noeolbase and noeol with the # later-inserted parent the leftmost. f.add_lines(b"eolbeforefirstparent", [b"noeolbase", b"noeol"], [b"line"]) # two identical eol texts f.add_lines(b"noeoldup", [b"noeol"], [b"line"]) next_parent = b"base" text_name = b"chain1-" text = [b"line\n"] sha1s = { 0: b"da6d3141cb4a5e6f464bf6e0518042ddc7bfd079", 1: b"45e21ea146a81ea44a821737acdb4f9791c8abe7", 2: b"e1f11570edf3e2a070052366c582837a4fe4e9fa", 3: b"26b4b8626da827088c514b8f9bbe4ebf181edda1", 4: b"e28a5510be25ba84d31121cff00956f9970ae6f6", 5: b"d63ec0ce22e11dcf65a931b69255d3ac747a318d", 6: b"2c2888d288cb5e1d98009d822fedfe6019c6a4ea", 7: b"95c14da9cafbf828e3e74a6f016d87926ba234ab", 8: b"779e9a0b28f9f832528d4b21e17e168c67697272", 9: b"1f8ff4e5c6ff78ac106fcfe6b1e8cb8740ff9a8f", 10: b"131a2ae712cf51ed62f143e3fbac3d4206c25a05", 11: b"c5a9d6f520d2515e1ec401a8f8a67e6c3c89f199", 12: b"31a2286267f24d8bedaa43355f8ad7129509ea85", 13: b"dc2a7fe80e8ec5cae920973973a8ee28b2da5e0a", 14: b"2c4b1736566b8ca6051e668de68650686a3922f2", 15: b"5912e4ecd9b0c07be4d013e7e2bdcf9323276cde", 16: b"b0d2e18d3559a00580f6b49804c23fea500feab3", 17: b"8e1d43ad72f7562d7cb8f57ee584e20eb1a69fc7", 18: b"5cf64a3459ae28efa60239e44b20312d25b253f3", 19: b"1ebed371807ba5935958ad0884595126e8c4e823", 20: b"2aa62a8b06fb3b3b892a3292a068ade69d5ee0d3", 21: b"01edc447978004f6e4e962b417a4ae1955b6fe5d", 22: b"d8d8dc49c4bf0bab401e0298bb5ad827768618bb", 23: b"c21f62b1c482862983a8ffb2b0c64b3451876e3f", 24: b"c0593fe795e00dff6b3c0fe857a074364d5f04fc", 25: b"dd1a1cf2ba9cc225c3aff729953e6364bf1d1855", } for depth in range(26): new_version = text_name + b"%d" % depth text = text + [b"line\n"] f.add_lines(new_version, [next_parent], text) next_parent = new_version next_parent = b"base" text_name = b"chain2-" text = [b"line\n"] for depth in range(26): new_version = text_name + b"%d" % depth text = text + [b"line\n"] f.add_lines(new_version, [next_parent], text) next_parent = new_version return sha1s def test_ancestry(self): f = self.get_file() self.assertEqual(set(), f.get_ancestry([])) f.add_lines(b"r0", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r1", [b"r0"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r2", [b"r0"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r3", [b"r2"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) f.add_lines(b"rM", [b"r1", b"r2"], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) self.assertEqual(set(), f.get_ancestry([])) f.get_ancestry([b"rM"]) self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, f.get_ancestry, [b"rM", b"rX"]) self.assertEqual(set(f.get_ancestry(b"rM")), set(f.get_ancestry(b"rM"))) def test_mutate_after_finish(self): self._transaction = "before" f = self.get_file() self._transaction = "after" self.assertRaises(OutSideTransaction, f.add_lines, b"", [], []) self.assertRaises(OutSideTransaction, f.add_lines_with_ghosts, b"", [], []) def test_copy_to(self): f = self.get_file() f.add_lines(b"0", [], [b"a\n"]) t = MemoryTransport() f.copy_to("foo", t) for suffix in self.get_factory().get_suffixes(): self.assertTrue(t.has("foo" + suffix)) def test_get_suffixes(self): self.get_file() # and should be a list self.assertTrue(isinstance(self.get_factory().get_suffixes(), list)) def test_get_parent_map(self): f = self.get_file() f.add_lines(b"r0", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) self.assertEqual({b"r0": ()}, f.get_parent_map([b"r0"])) f.add_lines(b"r1", [b"r0"], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) self.assertEqual({b"r1": (b"r0",)}, f.get_parent_map([b"r1"])) self.assertEqual({b"r0": (), b"r1": (b"r0",)}, f.get_parent_map([b"r0", b"r1"])) f.add_lines(b"r2", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r3", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) f.add_lines(b"m", [b"r0", b"r1", b"r2", b"r3"], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) self.assertEqual({b"m": (b"r0", b"r1", b"r2", b"r3")}, f.get_parent_map([b"m"])) self.assertEqual({}, f.get_parent_map([b"y"])) self.assertEqual( {b"r0": (), b"r1": (b"r0",)}, f.get_parent_map([b"r0", b"y", b"r1"]) ) def test_annotate(self): f = self.get_file() f.add_lines(b"r0", [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) f.add_lines(b"r1", [b"r0"], [b"c\n", b"b\n"]) origins = f.annotate(b"r1") self.assertEqual(origins[0][0], b"r1") self.assertEqual(origins[1][0], b"r0") self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, f.annotate, b"foo") def test_detection(self): # Test weaves detect corruption. # # Weaves contain a checksum of their texts. # When a text is extracted, this checksum should be # verified. w = self.get_file_corrupted_text() self.assertEqual(b"hello\n", w.get_text(b"v1")) self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check) w = self.get_file_corrupted_checksum() self.assertEqual(b"hello\n", w.get_text(b"v1")) self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check) def get_file_corrupted_text(self): """Return a versioned file with corrupt text but valid metadata.""" raise NotImplementedError(self.get_file_corrupted_text) def reopen_file(self, name="foo"): """Open the versioned file from disk again.""" raise NotImplementedError(self.reopen_file) def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(self): # test that we get at least an equalset of the lines added by # versions in the weave # the ordering here is to make a tree so that dumb searches have # more changes to muck up. class InstrumentedProgress: def __init__(self): self.updates = [] def update(self, msg=None, current=None, total=None): self.updates.append((msg, current, total)) def finished(self): pass vf = self.get_file() # add a base to get included vf.add_lines(b"base", [], [b"base\n"]) # add a ancestor to be included on one side vf.add_lines(b"lancestor", [], [b"lancestor\n"]) # add a ancestor to be included on the other side vf.add_lines(b"rancestor", [b"base"], [b"rancestor\n"]) # add a child of rancestor with no eofile-nl vf.add_lines(b"child", [b"rancestor"], [b"base\n", b"child\n"]) # add a child of lancestor and base to join the two roots vf.add_lines( b"otherchild", [b"lancestor", b"base"], [b"base\n", b"lancestor\n", b"otherchild\n"], ) def iter_with_versions(versions, expected): # now we need to see what lines are returned, and how often. lines = {} progress = InstrumentedProgress() # iterate over the lines for line in vf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions( versions, pb=progress ): lines.setdefault(line, 0) lines[line] += 1 if progress.updates != []: self.assertEqual(expected, progress.updates) return lines lines = iter_with_versions( [b"child", b"otherchild"], [ ("Walking content", 0, 2), ("Walking content", 1, 2), ("Walking content", 2, 2), ], ) # we must see child and otherchild self.assertTrue(lines[(b"child\n", b"child")] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"otherchild\n", b"otherchild")] > 0) # we dont care if we got more than that. # test all lines lines = iter_with_versions( None, [ ("Walking content", 0, 5), ("Walking content", 1, 5), ("Walking content", 2, 5), ("Walking content", 3, 5), ("Walking content", 4, 5), ("Walking content", 5, 5), ], ) # all lines must be seen at least once self.assertTrue(lines[(b"base\n", b"base")] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"lancestor\n", b"lancestor")] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"rancestor\n", b"rancestor")] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"child\n", b"child")] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"otherchild\n", b"otherchild")] > 0) def test_add_lines_with_ghosts(self): # some versioned file formats allow lines to be added with parent # information that is > than that in the format. Formats that do # not support this need to raise NotImplementedError on the # add_lines_with_ghosts api. vf = self.get_file() # add a revision with ghost parents # The preferred form is utf8, but we should translate when needed parent_id_unicode = "b\xbfse" parent_id_utf8 = parent_id_unicode.encode("utf8") try: vf.add_lines_with_ghosts(b"notbxbfse", [parent_id_utf8], []) except NotImplementedError: # check the other ghost apis are also not implemented self.assertRaises( NotImplementedError, vf.get_ancestry_with_ghosts, [b"foo"] ) self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, vf.get_parents_with_ghosts, b"foo") return vf = self.reopen_file() # test key graph related apis: getncestry, _graph, get_parents # has_version # - these are ghost unaware and must not be reflect ghosts self.assertEqual({b"notbxbfse"}, vf.get_ancestry(b"notbxbfse")) self.assertFalse(vf.has_version(parent_id_utf8)) # we have _with_ghost apis to give us ghost information. self.assertEqual( {parent_id_utf8, b"notbxbfse"}, vf.get_ancestry_with_ghosts([b"notbxbfse"]) ) self.assertEqual([parent_id_utf8], vf.get_parents_with_ghosts(b"notbxbfse")) # if we add something that is a ghost of another, it should correct the # results of the prior apis vf.add_lines(parent_id_utf8, [], []) self.assertEqual( {parent_id_utf8, b"notbxbfse"}, vf.get_ancestry([b"notbxbfse"]) ) self.assertEqual( {b"notbxbfse": (parent_id_utf8,)}, vf.get_parent_map([b"notbxbfse"]) ) self.assertTrue(vf.has_version(parent_id_utf8)) # we have _with_ghost apis to give us ghost information. self.assertEqual( {parent_id_utf8, b"notbxbfse"}, vf.get_ancestry_with_ghosts([b"notbxbfse"]) ) self.assertEqual([parent_id_utf8], vf.get_parents_with_ghosts(b"notbxbfse")) def test_add_lines_with_ghosts_after_normal_revs(self): # some versioned file formats allow lines to be added with parent # information that is > than that in the format. Formats that do # not support this need to raise NotImplementedError on the # add_lines_with_ghosts api. vf = self.get_file() # probe for ghost support try: vf.add_lines_with_ghosts(b"base", [], [b"line\n", b"line_b\n"]) except NotImplementedError: return vf.add_lines_with_ghosts( b"references_ghost", [b"base", b"a_ghost"], [b"line\n", b"line_b\n", b"line_c\n"], ) origins = vf.annotate(b"references_ghost") self.assertEqual((b"base", b"line\n"), origins[0]) self.assertEqual((b"base", b"line_b\n"), origins[1]) self.assertEqual((b"references_ghost", b"line_c\n"), origins[2]) def test_readonly_mode(self): t = self.get_transport() factory = self.get_factory() vf = factory("id", t, 0o777, create=True, access_mode="w") vf = factory("id", t, access_mode="r") self.assertRaises(ReadOnlyError, vf.add_lines, b"base", [], []) self.assertRaises(ReadOnlyError, vf.add_lines_with_ghosts, b"base", [], []) def test_get_sha1s(self): # check the sha1 data is available vf = self.get_file() # a simple file vf.add_lines(b"a", [], [b"a\n"]) # the same file, different metadata vf.add_lines(b"b", [b"a"], [b"a\n"]) # a file differing only in last newline. vf.add_lines(b"c", [], [b"a"]) self.assertEqual( { b"a": b"3f786850e387550fdab836ed7e6dc881de23001b", b"c": b"86f7e437faa5a7fce15d1ddcb9eaeaea377667b8", b"b": b"3f786850e387550fdab836ed7e6dc881de23001b", }, vf.get_sha1s([b"a", b"c", b"b"]), ) class TestWeave(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, VersionedFileTestMixIn): def get_file(self, name="foo"): return WeaveFile( name, self.get_transport(), create=True, get_scope=self.get_transaction ) def get_file_corrupted_text(self): w = WeaveFile( "foo", self.get_transport(), create=True, get_scope=self.get_transaction ) w.add_lines(b"v1", [], [b"hello\n"]) w.add_lines(b"v2", [b"v1"], [b"hello\n", b"there\n"]) # We are going to invasively corrupt the text # Make sure the internals of weave are the same self.assertEqual( [(b"{", 0), b"hello\n", (b"}", None), (b"{", 1), b"there\n", (b"}", None)], w._weave, ) self.assertEqual( [ b"f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f", b"90f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef", ], w._sha1s, ) w.check() # Corrupted: rewrite literal entry index 4 (the `b"there\n"` # line) via the test-only Rust mutator since `_weave` is now a # snapshot and assignment to it goes nowhere. w._test_corrupt_line(4, b"There\n") return w def get_file_corrupted_checksum(self): w = self.get_file_corrupted_text() # Corrected w._test_corrupt_line(4, b"there\n") self.assertEqual(b"hello\nthere\n", w.get_text(b"v2")) # Invalid checksum, first digit changed w._test_corrupt_sha1(1, b"f0f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef") return w def reopen_file(self, name="foo", create=False): return WeaveFile( name, self.get_transport(), create=create, get_scope=self.get_transaction ) def test_no_implicit_create(self): self.assertRaises( TransportNoSuchFile, WeaveFile, "foo", self.get_transport(), get_scope=self.get_transaction, ) def get_factory(self): return WeaveFile class TestPlanMergeVersionedFile(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def setUp(self): super().setUp() mapper = PrefixMapper() factory = make_file_factory(True, mapper) self.vf1 = factory(self.get_transport("root-1")) self.vf2 = factory(self.get_transport("root-2")) self.plan_merge_vf = versionedfile._PlanMergeVersionedFile("root") self.plan_merge_vf.fallback_versionedfiles.extend([self.vf1, self.vf2]) def test_add_lines(self): self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines((b"root", b"a:"), [], []) self.assertRaises( ValueError, self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines, (b"root", b"a"), [], [] ) self.assertRaises( ValueError, self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines, (b"root", b"a:"), None, [] ) self.assertRaises( ValueError, self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines, (b"root", b"a:"), [], None ) def setup_abcde(self): self.vf1.add_lines((b"root", b"A"), [], [b"a"]) self.vf1.add_lines((b"root", b"B"), [(b"root", b"A")], [b"b"]) self.vf2.add_lines((b"root", b"C"), [], [b"c"]) self.vf2.add_lines((b"root", b"D"), [(b"root", b"C")], [b"d"]) self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines( (b"root", b"E:"), [(b"root", b"B"), (b"root", b"D")], [b"e"] ) def test_get_parents(self): self.setup_abcde() self.assertEqual( {(b"root", b"B"): ((b"root", b"A"),)}, self.plan_merge_vf.get_parent_map([(b"root", b"B")]), ) self.assertEqual( {(b"root", b"D"): ((b"root", b"C"),)}, self.plan_merge_vf.get_parent_map([(b"root", b"D")]), ) self.assertEqual( {(b"root", b"E:"): ((b"root", b"B"), (b"root", b"D"))}, self.plan_merge_vf.get_parent_map([(b"root", b"E:")]), ) self.assertEqual({}, self.plan_merge_vf.get_parent_map([(b"root", b"F")])) self.assertEqual( { (b"root", b"B"): ((b"root", b"A"),), (b"root", b"D"): ((b"root", b"C"),), (b"root", b"E:"): ((b"root", b"B"), (b"root", b"D")), }, self.plan_merge_vf.get_parent_map( [(b"root", b"B"), (b"root", b"D"), (b"root", b"E:"), (b"root", b"F")] ), ) def test_get_record_stream(self): self.setup_abcde() def get_record(suffix): return next( self.plan_merge_vf.get_record_stream( [(b"root", suffix)], "unordered", True ) ) self.assertEqual(b"a", get_record(b"A").get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual(b"a", b"".join(get_record(b"A").iter_bytes_as("chunked"))) self.assertEqual(b"c", get_record(b"C").get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual(b"e", get_record(b"E:").get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual("absent", get_record(b"F").storage_kind) class MergeCasesMixin: def doMerge(self, base, a, b, mp): def addcrlf(x): return x + b"\n" w = self.get_file() w.add_lines(b"text0", [], list(map(addcrlf, base))) w.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], list(map(addcrlf, a))) w.add_lines(b"text2", [b"text0"], list(map(addcrlf, b))) self.log_contents(w) self.log("merge plan:") p = list(w.plan_merge(b"text1", b"text2")) for state, line in p: if line: self.log("%12s | %s" % (state, line[:-1])) self.log("merge:") mt = BytesIO() mt.writelines(w.weave_merge(p)) mt.seek(0) self.log(mt.getvalue()) mp = list(map(addcrlf, mp)) self.assertEqual(mt.readlines(), mp) def testOneInsert(self): self.doMerge([], [b"aa"], [], [b"aa"]) def testSeparateInserts(self): self.doMerge( [b"aaa", b"bbb", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"bbb", b"yyy", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb", b"yyy", b"ccc"], ) def testSameInsert(self): self.doMerge( [b"aaa", b"bbb", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb", b"yyy", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb", b"yyy", b"ccc"], ) overlapped_insert_expected = [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"yyy", b"bbb"] def testOverlappedInsert(self): self.doMerge( [b"aaa", b"bbb"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"yyy", b"bbb"], [b"aaa", b"xxx", b"bbb"], self.overlapped_insert_expected, ) # really it ought to reduce this to # [b'aaa', b'xxx', b'yyy', b'bbb'] def testClashReplace(self): self.doMerge( [b"aaa"], [b"xxx"], [b"yyy", b"zzz"], [b"<<<<<<< ", b"xxx", b"=======", b"yyy", b"zzz", b">>>>>>> "], ) def testNonClashInsert1(self): self.doMerge( [b"aaa"], [b"xxx", b"aaa"], [b"yyy", b"zzz"], [b"<<<<<<< ", b"xxx", b"aaa", b"=======", b"yyy", b"zzz", b">>>>>>> "], ) def testNonClashInsert2(self): self.doMerge([b"aaa"], [b"aaa"], [b"yyy", b"zzz"], [b"yyy", b"zzz"]) def testDeleteAndModify(self): """Clashing delete and modification. If one side modifies a region and the other deletes it then there should be a conflict with one side blank. """ ####################################### # skippd, not working yet return self.doMerge( [b"aaa", b"bbb", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"ddd", b"ccc"], [b"aaa", b"ccc"], [b"<<<<<<<< ", b"aaa", b"=======", b">>>>>>> ", b"ccc"], ) def _test_merge_from_strings(self, base, a, b, expected): w = self.get_file() w.add_lines(b"text0", [], base.splitlines(True)) w.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], a.splitlines(True)) w.add_lines(b"text2", [b"text0"], b.splitlines(True)) self.log("merge plan:") p = list(w.plan_merge(b"text1", b"text2")) for state, line in p: if line: self.log("%12s | %s" % (state, line[:-1])) self.log("merge result:") result_text = b"".join(w.weave_merge(p)) self.log(result_text) self.assertEqualDiff(result_text, expected) def test_weave_merge_conflicts(self): # does weave merge properly handle plans that end with unchanged? result = b"".join(self.get_file().weave_merge([("new-a", b"hello\n")])) self.assertEqual(result, b"hello\n") def test_deletion_extended(self): """One side deletes, the other deletes more.""" base = b"""\ line 1 line 2 line 3 """ a = b"""\ line 1 line 2 """ b = b"""\ line 1 """ result = b"""\ line 1 <<<<<<<\x20 line 2 ======= >>>>>>>\x20 """ self._test_merge_from_strings(base, a, b, result) def test_deletion_overlap(self): """Delete overlapping regions with no other conflict. Arguably it'd be better to treat these as agreement, rather than conflict, but for now conflict is safer. """ base = b"""\ start context int a() {} int b() {} int c() {} end context """ a = b"""\ start context int a() {} end context """ b = b"""\ start context int c() {} end context """ result = b"""\ start context <<<<<<<\x20 int a() {} ======= int c() {} >>>>>>>\x20 end context """ self._test_merge_from_strings(base, a, b, result) def test_agreement_deletion(self): """Agree to delete some lines, without conflicts.""" base = b"""\ start context base line 1 base line 2 end context """ a = b"""\ start context base line 1 end context """ b = b"""\ start context base line 1 end context """ result = b"""\ start context base line 1 end context """ self._test_merge_from_strings(base, a, b, result) def test_sync_on_deletion(self): """Specific case of merge where we can synchronize incorrectly. A previous version of the weave merge concluded that the two versions agreed on deleting line 2, and this could be a synchronization point. Line 1 was then considered in isolation, and thought to be deleted on both sides. It's better to consider the whole thing as a disagreement region. """ base = b"""\ start context base line 1 base line 2 end context """ a = b"""\ start context base line 1 a's replacement line 2 end context """ b = b"""\ start context b replaces both lines end context """ result = b"""\ start context <<<<<<<\x20 base line 1 a's replacement line 2 ======= b replaces both lines >>>>>>>\x20 end context """ self._test_merge_from_strings(base, a, b, result) class TestWeaveMerge(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, MergeCasesMixin): def get_file(self, name="foo"): return WeaveFile(name, self.get_transport(), create=True) def log_contents(self, w): self.log("weave is:") tmpf = BytesIO() write_weave(w, tmpf) self.log(tmpf.getvalue()) overlapped_insert_expected = [ b"aaa", b"<<<<<<< ", b"xxx", b"yyy", b"=======", b"xxx", b">>>>>>> ", b"bbb", ] class TestContentFactoryAdaption(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def test_select_adaptor(self): """Test expected adapters exist.""" # One scenario for each lookup combination we expect to use. # Each is source_kind, requested_kind, adapter class scenarios = [ ("knit-delta-gz", "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaPlainToFullText), ("knit-delta-gz", "lines", _mod_knit.DeltaPlainToFullText), ("knit-delta-gz", "chunked", _mod_knit.DeltaPlainToFullText), ("knit-ft-gz", "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTPlainToFullText), ("knit-ft-gz", "lines", _mod_knit.FTPlainToFullText), ("knit-ft-gz", "chunked", _mod_knit.FTPlainToFullText), ( "knit-annotated-delta-gz", "knit-delta-gz", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated, ), ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToFullText), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-ft-gz", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToUnannotated), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "lines", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "chunked", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText), ] for source, requested, klass in scenarios: adapter_factory = versionedfile.adapter_registry.get((source, requested)) adapter = adapter_factory(None) self.assertIsInstance(adapter, klass) def get_knit(self, annotated=True): mapper = ConstantMapper("knit") transport = self.get_transport() return make_file_factory(annotated, mapper)(transport) def helpGetBytes(self, f, ft_name, ft_adapter, delta_name, delta_adapter): """Grab the interested adapted texts for tests.""" # origin is a fulltext entries = f.get_record_stream([(b"origin",)], "unordered", False) base = next(entries) ft_data = ft_adapter.get_bytes(base, ft_name) # merged is both a delta and multiple parents. entries = f.get_record_stream([(b"merged",)], "unordered", False) merged = next(entries) delta_data = delta_adapter.get_bytes(merged, delta_name) return ft_data, delta_data def test_deannotation_noeol(self): """Test converting annotated knits to unannotated knits.""" # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit() get_diamond_files(f, 1, trailing_eol=False) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "knit-ft-gz", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToUnannotated(None), "knit-delta-gz", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated(None), ) self.assertEqual( b"version origin 1 b284f94827db1fa2970d9e2014f080413b547a7e\n" b"origin\n" b"end origin\n", GzipFile(mode="rb", fileobj=BytesIO(ft_data)).read(), ) self.assertEqual( b"version merged 4 32c2e79763b3f90e8ccde37f9710b6629c25a796\n" b"1,2,3\nleft\nright\nmerged\nend merged\n", GzipFile(mode="rb", fileobj=BytesIO(delta_data)).read(), ) def test_deannotation(self): """Test converting annotated knits to unannotated knits.""" # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit() get_diamond_files(f, 1) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "knit-ft-gz", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToUnannotated(None), "knit-delta-gz", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated(None), ) self.assertEqual( b"version origin 1 00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17\n" b"origin\n" b"end origin\n", GzipFile(mode="rb", fileobj=BytesIO(ft_data)).read(), ) self.assertEqual( b"version merged 3 ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d\n" b"2,2,2\nright\nmerged\nend merged\n", GzipFile(mode="rb", fileobj=BytesIO(delta_data)).read(), ) def test_annotated_to_fulltext_no_eol(self): """Test adapting annotated knits to full texts (for -> weaves).""" # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit() get_diamond_files(f, 1, trailing_eol=False) # Reconstructing a full text requires a backing versioned file, and it # must have the base lines requested from it. logged_vf = versionedfile.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(f) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText(None), "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToFullText(logged_vf), ) self.assertEqual(b"origin", ft_data) self.assertEqual(b"base\nleft\nright\nmerged", delta_data) self.assertEqual( [("get_record_stream", [(b"left",)], "unordered", True)], logged_vf.calls ) def test_annotated_to_fulltext(self): """Test adapting annotated knits to full texts (for -> weaves).""" # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit() get_diamond_files(f, 1) # Reconstructing a full text requires a backing versioned file, and it # must have the base lines requested from it. logged_vf = versionedfile.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(f) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText(None), "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaAnnotatedToFullText(logged_vf), ) self.assertEqual(b"origin\n", ft_data) self.assertEqual(b"base\nleft\nright\nmerged\n", delta_data) self.assertEqual( [("get_record_stream", [(b"left",)], "unordered", True)], logged_vf.calls ) def test_unannotated_to_fulltext(self): """Test adapting unannotated knits to full texts. This is used for -> weaves, and for -> annotated knits. """ # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit(annotated=False) get_diamond_files(f, 1) # Reconstructing a full text requires a backing versioned file, and it # must have the base lines requested from it. logged_vf = versionedfile.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(f) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTPlainToFullText(None), "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaPlainToFullText(logged_vf), ) self.assertEqual(b"origin\n", ft_data) self.assertEqual(b"base\nleft\nright\nmerged\n", delta_data) self.assertEqual( [("get_record_stream", [(b"left",)], "unordered", True)], logged_vf.calls ) def test_unannotated_to_fulltext_no_eol(self): """Test adapting unannotated knits to full texts. This is used for -> weaves, and for -> annotated knits. """ # we need a full text, and a delta f = self.get_knit(annotated=False) get_diamond_files(f, 1, trailing_eol=False) # Reconstructing a full text requires a backing versioned file, and it # must have the base lines requested from it. logged_vf = versionedfile.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(f) ft_data, delta_data = self.helpGetBytes( f, "fulltext", _mod_knit.FTPlainToFullText(None), "fulltext", _mod_knit.DeltaPlainToFullText(logged_vf), ) self.assertEqual(b"origin", ft_data) self.assertEqual(b"base\nleft\nright\nmerged", delta_data) self.assertEqual( [("get_record_stream", [(b"left",)], "unordered", True)], logged_vf.calls ) class TestKeyMapper(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for various key mapping logic.""" def test_identity_mapper(self): mapper = versionedfile.ConstantMapper("inventory") self.assertEqual("inventory", mapper.map((b"foo@ar",))) self.assertEqual("inventory", mapper.map((b"quux",))) def test_prefix_mapper(self): # format5: plain mapper = versionedfile.PrefixMapper() self.assertEqual("file-id", mapper.map((b"file-id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual("new-id", mapper.map((b"new-id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual((b"file-id",), mapper.unmap("file-id")) self.assertEqual((b"new-id",), mapper.unmap("new-id")) def test_hash_prefix_mapper(self): # format6: hash + plain mapper = versionedfile.HashPrefixMapper() self.assertEqual("9b/file-id", mapper.map((b"file-id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual("45/new-id", mapper.map((b"new-id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual((b"file-id",), mapper.unmap("9b/file-id")) self.assertEqual((b"new-id",), mapper.unmap("45/new-id")) def test_hash_escaped_mapper(self): # knit1: hash + escaped mapper = versionedfile.HashEscapedPrefixMapper() self.assertEqual("88/%2520", mapper.map((b" ", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual("ed/fil%2545-%2549d", mapper.map((b"filE-Id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual("88/ne%2557-%2549d", mapper.map((b"neW-Id", b"revision-id"))) self.assertEqual((b"filE-Id",), mapper.unmap("ed/fil%2545-%2549d")) self.assertEqual((b"neW-Id",), mapper.unmap("88/ne%2557-%2549d")) class TestVersionedFiles(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for the multiple-file variant of VersionedFile.""" # We want to be sure of behaviour for: # weaves prefix layout (weave texts) # individually named weaves (weave inventories) # annotated knits - prefix|hash|hash-escape layout, we test the third only # as it is the most complex mapper. # individually named knits # individual no-graph knits in packs (signatures) # individual graph knits in packs (inventories) # individual graph nocompression knits in packs (revisions) # plain text knits in packs (texts) len_one_scenarios = [ ( "weave-named", { "cleanup": None, "factory": make_versioned_files_factory( WeaveFile, ConstantMapper("inventory") ), "graph": True, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "named-knit", { "cleanup": None, "factory": make_file_factory(False, ConstantMapper("revisions")), "graph": True, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "named-nograph-nodelta-knit-pack", { "cleanup": cleanup_pack_knit, "factory": make_pack_factory(False, False, 1), "graph": False, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "named-graph-knit-pack", { "cleanup": cleanup_pack_knit, "factory": make_pack_factory(True, True, 1), "graph": True, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": True, }, ), ( "named-graph-nodelta-knit-pack", { "cleanup": cleanup_pack_knit, "factory": make_pack_factory(True, False, 1), "graph": True, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "groupcompress-nograph", { "cleanup": groupcompress.cleanup_pack_group, "factory": groupcompress.make_pack_factory(False, False, 1), "graph": False, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ] len_two_scenarios = [ ( "weave-prefix", { "cleanup": None, "factory": make_versioned_files_factory(WeaveFile, PrefixMapper()), "graph": True, "key_length": 2, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "annotated-knit-escape", { "cleanup": None, "factory": make_file_factory(True, HashEscapedPrefixMapper()), "graph": True, "key_length": 2, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ( "plain-knit-pack", { "cleanup": cleanup_pack_knit, "factory": make_pack_factory(True, True, 2), "graph": True, "key_length": 2, "support_partial_insertion": True, }, ), ( "groupcompress", { "cleanup": groupcompress.cleanup_pack_group, "factory": groupcompress.make_pack_factory(True, False, 1), "graph": True, "key_length": 1, "support_partial_insertion": False, }, ), ] scenarios = len_one_scenarios + len_two_scenarios def get_versionedfiles(self, relpath="files"): transport = self.get_transport(relpath) if relpath != ".": transport.mkdir(".") files = self.factory(transport) if self.cleanup is not None: self.addCleanup(self.cleanup, files) return files def get_simple_key(self, suffix): """Return a key for the object under test.""" if self.key_length == 1: return (suffix,) else: return (b"FileA",) + (suffix,) def test_add_fallback_implies_without_fallbacks(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles("files") if getattr(f, "add_fallback_versioned_files", None) is None: raise TestNotApplicable(f"{f.__class__.__name__} doesn't support fallbacks") g = self.get_versionedfiles("fallback") key_a = self.get_simple_key(b"a") g.add_lines(key_a, [], [b"\n"]) f.add_fallback_versioned_files(g) self.assertTrue(key_a in f.get_parent_map([key_a])) self.assertFalse(key_a in f.without_fallbacks().get_parent_map([key_a])) def test_add_lines(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles() key0 = self.get_simple_key(b"r0") key1 = self.get_simple_key(b"r1") self.get_simple_key(b"r2") self.get_simple_key(b"foo") f.add_lines(key0, [], [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) if self.graph: f.add_lines(key1, [key0], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) else: f.add_lines(key1, [], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) keys = f.keys() self.assertTrue(key0 in keys) self.assertTrue(key1 in keys) records = [] for record in f.get_record_stream([key0, key1], "unordered", True): records.append((record.key, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext"))) records.sort() self.assertEqual([(key0, b"a\nb\n"), (key1, b"b\nc\n")], records) def test_add_chunks(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles() key0 = self.get_simple_key(b"r0") key1 = self.get_simple_key(b"r1") self.get_simple_key(b"r2") self.get_simple_key(b"foo") def add_chunks(key, parents, chunks): factory = ChunkedContentFactory( key, parents, osutils.sha_strings(chunks), chunks ) return f.add_content(factory) add_chunks(key0, [], [b"a", b"\nb\n"]) if self.graph: add_chunks(key1, [key0], [b"b", b"\n", b"c\n"]) else: add_chunks(key1, [], [b"b\n", b"c\n"]) keys = f.keys() self.assertIn(key0, keys) self.assertIn(key1, keys) records = [] for record in f.get_record_stream([key0, key1], "unordered", True): records.append((record.key, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext"))) records.sort() self.assertEqual([(key0, b"a\nb\n"), (key1, b"b\nc\n")], records) def test_annotate(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) prefix = () if self.key_length == 1 else (b"FileA",) # introduced full text origins = files.annotate(prefix + (b"origin",)) self.assertEqual([(prefix + (b"origin",), b"origin\n")], origins) # a delta origins = files.annotate(prefix + (b"base",)) self.assertEqual([(prefix + (b"base",), b"base\n")], origins) # a merge origins = files.annotate(prefix + (b"merged",)) if self.graph: self.assertEqual( [ (prefix + (b"base",), b"base\n"), (prefix + (b"left",), b"left\n"), (prefix + (b"right",), b"right\n"), (prefix + (b"merged",), b"merged\n"), ], origins, ) else: # Without a graph everything is new. self.assertEqual( [ (prefix + (b"merged",), b"base\n"), (prefix + (b"merged",), b"left\n"), (prefix + (b"merged",), b"right\n"), (prefix + (b"merged",), b"merged\n"), ], origins, ) self.assertRaises( RevisionNotPresent, files.annotate, prefix + (b"missing-key",) ) def test_check_no_parameters(self): self.get_versionedfiles() def test_check_progressbar_parameter(self): """A progress bar can be supplied because check can be a generator.""" class _DummyProgressBar: def update(self, *args): pass def finished(self): pass pb = _DummyProgressBar() files = self.get_versionedfiles() files.check(progress_bar=pb) def test_check_with_keys_becomes_generator(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys = files.keys() entries = files.check(keys=keys) seen = set() # Texts output should be fulltexts. self.capture_stream( files, entries, seen.add, files.get_parent_map(keys), require_fulltext=True ) # All texts should be output. self.assertEqual(set(keys), seen) def test_clear_cache(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() files.clear_cache() def test_construct(self): """Each parameterised test can be constructed on a transport.""" self.get_versionedfiles() def get_diamond_files( self, files, trailing_eol=True, left_only=False, nokeys=False ): return get_diamond_files( files, self.key_length, trailing_eol=trailing_eol, nograph=not self.graph, left_only=left_only, nokeys=nokeys, ) def _add_content_nostoresha(self, add_lines): """When nostore_sha is supplied using old content raises.""" vf = self.get_versionedfiles() empty_text = (b"a", []) sample_text_nl = (b"b", [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) sample_text_no_nl = (b"c", [b"foo\n", b"bar"]) shas = [] for version, lines in (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl): if add_lines: sha, _, _ = vf.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(version), [], lines) else: sha, _, _ = vf.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(version), [], lines) shas.append(sha) # we now have a copy of all the lines in the vf. for sha, (version, lines) in zip( shas, (empty_text, sample_text_nl, sample_text_no_nl), strict=False ): new_key = self.get_simple_key(version + b"2") self.assertRaises( ExistingContent, vf.add_lines, new_key, [], lines, nostore_sha=sha ) self.assertRaises( ExistingContent, vf.add_lines, new_key, [], lines, nostore_sha=sha ) # and no new version should have been added. record = next(vf.get_record_stream([new_key], "unordered", True)) self.assertEqual("absent", record.storage_kind) def test_add_lines_nostoresha(self): self._add_content_nostoresha(add_lines=True) def test_add_lines_return(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() # save code by using the stock data insertion helper. adds = self.get_diamond_files(files) results = [] # We can only validate the first 2 elements returned from add_lines. for add in adds: self.assertEqual(3, len(add)) results.append(add[:2]) if self.key_length == 1: self.assertEqual( [ (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), ], results, ) elif self.key_length == 2: self.assertEqual( [ (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), ], results, ) def test_add_lines_no_key_generates_chk_key(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() # save code by using the stock data insertion helper. adds = self.get_diamond_files(files, nokeys=True) results = [] # We can only validate the first 2 elements returned from add_lines. for add in adds: self.assertEqual(3, len(add)) results.append(add[:2]) if self.key_length == 1: self.assertEqual( [ (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), ], results, ) # Check the added items got CHK keys. self.assertEqual( { (b"sha1:00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17",), (b"sha1:51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44",), (b"sha1:9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1",), (b"sha1:a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f",), (b"sha1:ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d",), }, files.keys(), ) elif self.key_length == 2: self.assertEqual( [ (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", 7), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", 5), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", 10), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", 11), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), (b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", 23), ], results, ) # Check the added items got CHK keys. self.assertEqual( { (b"FileA", b"sha1:00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17"), (b"FileA", b"sha1:51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44"), (b"FileA", b"sha1:9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1"), (b"FileA", b"sha1:a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f"), (b"FileA", b"sha1:ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d"), (b"FileB", b"sha1:00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17"), (b"FileB", b"sha1:51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44"), (b"FileB", b"sha1:9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1"), (b"FileB", b"sha1:a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f"), (b"FileB", b"sha1:ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d"), }, files.keys(), ) def test_empty_lines(self): """Empty files can be stored.""" f = self.get_versionedfiles() key_a = self.get_simple_key(b"a") f.add_lines(key_a, [], []) self.assertEqual( b"", next(f.get_record_stream([key_a], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) key_b = self.get_simple_key(b"b") f.add_lines(key_b, self.get_parents([key_a]), []) self.assertEqual( b"", next(f.get_record_stream([key_b], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) def test_newline_only(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles() key_a = self.get_simple_key(b"a") f.add_lines(key_a, [], [b"\n"]) self.assertEqual( b"\n", next(f.get_record_stream([key_a], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) key_b = self.get_simple_key(b"b") f.add_lines(key_b, self.get_parents([key_a]), [b"\n"]) self.assertEqual( b"\n", next(f.get_record_stream([key_b], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) def test_get_known_graph_ancestry(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles() if not self.graph: raise TestNotApplicable("ancestry info only relevant with graph.") key_a = self.get_simple_key(b"a") key_b = self.get_simple_key(b"b") key_c = self.get_simple_key(b"c") # A # |\ # | B # |/ # C f.add_lines(key_a, [], [b"\n"]) f.add_lines(key_b, [key_a], [b"\n"]) f.add_lines(key_c, [key_a, key_b], [b"\n"]) kg = f.get_known_graph_ancestry([key_c]) self.assertIsInstance(kg, _mod_known_graph.KnownGraph) self.assertEqual([key_a, key_b, key_c], list(kg.topo_sort())) def test_known_graph_with_fallbacks(self): f = self.get_versionedfiles("files") if not self.graph: raise TestNotApplicable("ancestry info only relevant with graph.") if getattr(f, "add_fallback_versioned_files", None) is None: raise TestNotApplicable(f"{f.__class__.__name__} doesn't support fallbacks") key_a = self.get_simple_key(b"a") key_b = self.get_simple_key(b"b") key_c = self.get_simple_key(b"c") # A only in fallback # |\ # | B # |/ # C g = self.get_versionedfiles("fallback") g.add_lines(key_a, [], [b"\n"]) f.add_fallback_versioned_files(g) f.add_lines(key_b, [key_a], [b"\n"]) f.add_lines(key_c, [key_a, key_b], [b"\n"]) kg = f.get_known_graph_ancestry([key_c]) self.assertEqual([key_a, key_b, key_c], list(kg.topo_sort())) def test_get_record_stream_empty(self): """An empty stream can be requested without error.""" f = self.get_versionedfiles() entries = f.get_record_stream([], "unordered", False) self.assertEqual([], list(entries)) def assertValidStorageKind(self, storage_kind): """Assert that storage_kind is a valid storage_kind.""" self.assertSubset( [storage_kind], [ "mpdiff", "knit-annotated-ft", "knit-annotated-delta", "knit-ft", "knit-delta", "chunked", "fulltext", "knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-annotated-delta-gz", "knit-ft-gz", "knit-delta-gz", "knit-delta-closure", "knit-delta-closure-ref", "groupcompress-block", "groupcompress-block-ref", ], ) def capture_stream(self, f, entries, on_seen, parents, require_fulltext=False): """Capture a stream for testing.""" for factory in entries: on_seen(factory.key) self.assertValidStorageKind(factory.storage_kind) if factory.sha1 is not None: self.assertEqual(f.get_sha1s([factory.key])[factory.key], factory.sha1) self.assertEqual(parents[factory.key], factory.parents) self.assertIsInstance(factory.get_bytes_as(factory.storage_kind), bytes) if require_fulltext: factory.get_bytes_as("fulltext") def test_get_record_stream_interface(self): """Each item in a stream has to provide a regular interface.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys, _ = self.get_keys_and_sort_order() parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False) seen = set() self.capture_stream(files, entries, seen.add, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(keys), seen) def get_keys_and_sort_order(self): """Get diamond test keys list, and their sort ordering.""" if self.key_length == 1: keys = [(b"merged",), (b"left",), (b"right",), (b"base",)] sort_order = {(b"merged",): 2, (b"left",): 1, (b"right",): 1, (b"base",): 0} else: keys = [ (b"FileA", b"merged"), (b"FileA", b"left"), (b"FileA", b"right"), (b"FileA", b"base"), (b"FileB", b"merged"), (b"FileB", b"left"), (b"FileB", b"right"), (b"FileB", b"base"), ] sort_order = { (b"FileA", b"merged"): 2, (b"FileA", b"left"): 1, (b"FileA", b"right"): 1, (b"FileA", b"base"): 0, (b"FileB", b"merged"): 2, (b"FileB", b"left"): 1, (b"FileB", b"right"): 1, (b"FileB", b"base"): 0, } return keys, sort_order def get_keys_and_groupcompress_sort_order(self): """Get diamond test keys list, and their groupcompress sort ordering.""" if self.key_length == 1: keys = [(b"merged",), (b"left",), (b"right",), (b"base",)] sort_order = {(b"merged",): 0, (b"left",): 1, (b"right",): 1, (b"base",): 2} else: keys = [ (b"FileA", b"merged"), (b"FileA", b"left"), (b"FileA", b"right"), (b"FileA", b"base"), (b"FileB", b"merged"), (b"FileB", b"left"), (b"FileB", b"right"), (b"FileB", b"base"), ] sort_order = { (b"FileA", b"merged"): 0, (b"FileA", b"left"): 1, (b"FileA", b"right"): 1, (b"FileA", b"base"): 2, (b"FileB", b"merged"): 3, (b"FileB", b"left"): 4, (b"FileB", b"right"): 4, (b"FileB", b"base"): 5, } return keys, sort_order def test_get_record_stream_interface_ordered(self): """Each item in a stream has to provide a regular interface.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys, sort_order = self.get_keys_and_sort_order() parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "topological", False) seen = [] self.capture_stream(files, entries, seen.append, parent_map) self.assertStreamOrder(sort_order, seen, keys) def test_get_record_stream_interface_ordered_with_delta_closure(self): """Each item must be accessible as a fulltext.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys, sort_order = self.get_keys_and_sort_order() parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "topological", True) seen = [] for factory in entries: seen.append(factory.key) self.assertValidStorageKind(factory.storage_kind) self.assertSubset( [factory.sha1], [None, files.get_sha1s([factory.key])[factory.key]] ) self.assertEqual(parent_map[factory.key], factory.parents) # self.assertEqual(files.get_text(factory.key), ft_bytes = factory.get_bytes_as("fulltext") self.assertIsInstance(ft_bytes, bytes) chunked_bytes = factory.get_bytes_as("chunked") self.assertEqualDiff(ft_bytes, b"".join(chunked_bytes)) chunked_bytes = factory.iter_bytes_as("chunked") self.assertEqualDiff(ft_bytes, b"".join(chunked_bytes)) self.assertStreamOrder(sort_order, seen, keys) def test_get_record_stream_interface_groupcompress(self): """Each item in a stream has to provide a regular interface.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys, sort_order = self.get_keys_and_groupcompress_sort_order() parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False) seen = [] self.capture_stream(files, entries, seen.append, parent_map) self.assertStreamOrder(sort_order, seen, keys) def assertStreamOrder(self, sort_order, seen, keys): self.assertEqual(len(set(seen)), len(keys)) lows = {(): 0} if self.key_length == 1 else {(b"FileA",): 0, (b"FileB",): 0} if not self.graph: self.assertEqual(set(keys), set(seen)) else: for key in seen: sort_pos = sort_order[key] self.assertTrue( sort_pos >= lows[key[:-1]], f"Out of order in sorted stream: {key!r}, {seen!r}", ) lows[key[:-1]] = sort_pos def test_get_record_stream_unknown_storage_kind_raises(self): """Asking for a storage kind that the stream cannot supply raises.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) if self.key_length == 1: keys = [(b"merged",), (b"left",), (b"right",), (b"base",)] else: keys = [ (b"FileA", b"merged"), (b"FileA", b"left"), (b"FileA", b"right"), (b"FileA", b"base"), (b"FileB", b"merged"), (b"FileB", b"left"), (b"FileB", b"right"), (b"FileB", b"base"), ] parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False) # We track the contents because we should be able to try, fail a # particular kind and then ask for one that works and continue. seen = set() for factory in entries: seen.add(factory.key) self.assertValidStorageKind(factory.storage_kind) if factory.sha1 is not None: self.assertEqual( files.get_sha1s([factory.key])[factory.key], factory.sha1 ) self.assertEqual(parent_map[factory.key], factory.parents) # currently no stream emits mpdiff self.assertRaises(UnavailableRepresentation, factory.get_bytes_as, "mpdiff") self.assertIsInstance(factory.get_bytes_as(factory.storage_kind), bytes) self.assertEqual(set(keys), seen) def test_get_record_stream_missing_records_are_absent(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) if self.key_length == 1: keys = [(b"merged",), (b"left",), (b"right",), (b"absent",), (b"base",)] else: keys = [ (b"FileA", b"merged"), (b"FileA", b"left"), (b"FileA", b"right"), (b"FileA", b"absent"), (b"FileA", b"base"), (b"FileB", b"merged"), (b"FileB", b"left"), (b"FileB", b"right"), (b"FileB", b"absent"), (b"FileB", b"base"), (b"absent", b"absent"), ] parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False) self.assertAbsentRecord(files, keys, parent_map, entries) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "topological", False) self.assertAbsentRecord(files, keys, parent_map, entries) def assertRecordHasContent(self, record, bytes): """Assert that record has the bytes bytes.""" self.assertEqual(bytes, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual(bytes, b"".join(record.get_bytes_as("chunked"))) def test_get_record_stream_native_formats_are_wire_ready_one_ft(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() key = self.get_simple_key(b"foo") files.add_lines(key, (), [b"my text\n", b"content"]) stream = files.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", False) record = next(stream) if record.storage_kind in ("chunked", "fulltext"): # chunked and fulltext representations are for direct use not wire # serialisation: check they are able to be used directly. To send # such records over the wire translation will be needed. self.assertRecordHasContent(record, b"my text\ncontent") else: bytes = [record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind)] network_stream = versionedfile.NetworkRecordStream(bytes).read() source_record = record records = [] for record in network_stream: records.append(record) self.assertEqual(source_record.storage_kind, record.storage_kind) self.assertEqual(source_record.parents, record.parents) self.assertEqual( source_record.get_bytes_as(source_record.storage_kind), record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), ) self.assertEqual(1, len(records)) def assertStreamMetaEqual(self, records, expected, stream): """Assert that streams expected and stream have the same records. :param records: A list to collect the seen records. :return: A generator of the records in stream. """ # We make assertions during copying to catch things early for easier # debugging. This must use the iterating zip() from the future. for record, ref_record in zip(stream, expected, strict=False): records.append(record) self.assertEqual(ref_record.key, record.key) self.assertEqual(ref_record.storage_kind, record.storage_kind) self.assertEqual(ref_record.parents, record.parents) yield record def stream_to_bytes_or_skip_counter(self, skipped_records, full_texts, stream): """Convert a stream to a bytes iterator. :param skipped_records: A list with one element to increment when a record is skipped. :param full_texts: A dict from key->fulltext representation, for checking chunked or fulltext stored records. :param stream: A record_stream. :return: An iterator over the bytes of each record. """ for record in stream: if record.storage_kind in ("chunked", "fulltext"): skipped_records[0] += 1 # check the content is correct for direct use. self.assertRecordHasContent(record, full_texts[record.key]) else: yield record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind) def test_get_record_stream_native_formats_are_wire_ready_ft_delta(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() target_files = self.get_versionedfiles("target") key = self.get_simple_key(b"ft") key_delta = self.get_simple_key(b"delta") files.add_lines(key, (), [b"my text\n", b"content"]) delta_parents = (key,) if self.graph else () files.add_lines(key_delta, delta_parents, [b"different\n", b"content\n"]) local = files.get_record_stream([key, key_delta], "unordered", False) ref = files.get_record_stream([key, key_delta], "unordered", False) skipped_records = [0] full_texts = { key: b"my text\ncontent", key_delta: b"different\ncontent\n", } byte_stream = self.stream_to_bytes_or_skip_counter( skipped_records, full_texts, local ) network_stream = versionedfile.NetworkRecordStream(byte_stream).read() records = [] # insert the stream from the network into a versioned files object so we can # check the content was carried across correctly without doing delta # inspection. target_files.insert_record_stream( self.assertStreamMetaEqual(records, ref, network_stream) ) # No duplicates on the wire thank you! self.assertEqual(2, len(records) + skipped_records[0]) if len(records): # if any content was copied it all must have all been. self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(files, target_files) def test_get_record_stream_native_formats_are_wire_ready_delta(self): # copy a delta over the wire files = self.get_versionedfiles() target_files = self.get_versionedfiles("target") key = self.get_simple_key(b"ft") key_delta = self.get_simple_key(b"delta") files.add_lines(key, (), [b"my text\n", b"content"]) delta_parents = (key,) if self.graph else () files.add_lines(key_delta, delta_parents, [b"different\n", b"content\n"]) # Copy the basis text across so we can reconstruct the delta during # insertion into target. target_files.insert_record_stream( files.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", False) ) local = files.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", False) ref = files.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", False) skipped_records = [0] full_texts = { key_delta: b"different\ncontent\n", } byte_stream = self.stream_to_bytes_or_skip_counter( skipped_records, full_texts, local ) network_stream = versionedfile.NetworkRecordStream(byte_stream).read() records = [] # insert the stream from the network into a versioned files object so we can # check the content was carried across correctly without doing delta # inspection during check_stream. target_files.insert_record_stream( self.assertStreamMetaEqual(records, ref, network_stream) ) # No duplicates on the wire thank you! self.assertEqual(1, len(records) + skipped_records[0]) if len(records): # if any content was copied it all must have all been self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(files, target_files) def test_get_record_stream_wire_ready_delta_closure_included(self): # copy a delta over the wire with the ability to get its full text. files = self.get_versionedfiles() key = self.get_simple_key(b"ft") key_delta = self.get_simple_key(b"delta") files.add_lines(key, (), [b"my text\n", b"content"]) delta_parents = (key,) if self.graph else () files.add_lines(key_delta, delta_parents, [b"different\n", b"content\n"]) local = files.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", True) ref = files.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", True) skipped_records = [0] full_texts = { key_delta: b"different\ncontent\n", } byte_stream = self.stream_to_bytes_or_skip_counter( skipped_records, full_texts, local ) network_stream = versionedfile.NetworkRecordStream(byte_stream).read() records = [] # insert the stream from the network into a versioned files object so we can # check the content was carried across correctly without doing delta # inspection during check_stream. for record in self.assertStreamMetaEqual(records, ref, network_stream): # we have to be able to get the full text out: self.assertRecordHasContent(record, full_texts[record.key]) # No duplicates on the wire thank you! self.assertEqual(1, len(records) + skipped_records[0]) def assertAbsentRecord(self, files, keys, parents, entries): """Helper for test_get_record_stream_missing_records_are_absent.""" seen = set() for factory in entries: seen.add(factory.key) if factory.key[-1] == b"absent": self.assertEqual("absent", factory.storage_kind) self.assertEqual(None, factory.sha1) self.assertEqual(None, factory.parents) else: self.assertValidStorageKind(factory.storage_kind) if factory.sha1 is not None: sha1 = files.get_sha1s([factory.key])[factory.key] self.assertEqual(sha1, factory.sha1) self.assertEqual(parents[factory.key], factory.parents) self.assertIsInstance(factory.get_bytes_as(factory.storage_kind), bytes) self.assertEqual(set(keys), seen) def test_filter_absent_records(self): """Requested missing records can be filter trivially.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) keys, _ = self.get_keys_and_sort_order() parent_map = files.get_parent_map(keys) # Add an absent record in the middle of the present keys. (We don't ask # for just absent keys to ensure that content before and after the # absent keys is still delivered). present_keys = list(keys) if self.key_length == 1: keys.insert(2, (b"extra",)) else: keys.insert(2, (b"extra", b"extra")) entries = files.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False) seen = set() self.capture_stream( files, versionedfile.filter_absent(entries), seen.add, parent_map ) self.assertEqual(set(present_keys), seen) def get_mapper(self): """Get a mapper suitable for the key length of the test interface.""" if self.key_length == 1: return ConstantMapper("source") else: return HashEscapedPrefixMapper() def get_parents(self, parents): """Get parents, taking self.graph into consideration.""" if self.graph: return parents else: return None def test_get_annotator(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) origin_key = self.get_simple_key(b"origin") base_key = self.get_simple_key(b"base") left_key = self.get_simple_key(b"left") right_key = self.get_simple_key(b"right") merged_key = self.get_simple_key(b"merged") # annotator = files.get_annotator() # introduced full text origins, lines = files.get_annotator().annotate(origin_key) self.assertEqual([(origin_key,)], origins) self.assertEqual([b"origin\n"], lines) # a delta origins, lines = files.get_annotator().annotate(base_key) self.assertEqual([(base_key,)], origins) # a merge origins, lines = files.get_annotator().annotate(merged_key) if self.graph: self.assertEqual( [ (base_key,), (left_key,), (right_key,), (merged_key,), ], origins, ) else: # Without a graph everything is new. self.assertEqual( [ (merged_key,), (merged_key,), (merged_key,), (merged_key,), ], origins, ) self.assertRaises( RevisionNotPresent, files.get_annotator().annotate, self.get_simple_key(b"missing-key"), ) def test_get_parent_map(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() if self.key_length == 1: parent_details = [ ((b"r0",), self.get_parents(())), ((b"r1",), self.get_parents(((b"r0",),))), ((b"r2",), self.get_parents(())), ((b"r3",), self.get_parents(())), ((b"m",), self.get_parents(((b"r0",), (b"r1",), (b"r2",), (b"r3",)))), ] else: parent_details = [ ((b"FileA", b"r0"), self.get_parents(())), ((b"FileA", b"r1"), self.get_parents(((b"FileA", b"r0"),))), ((b"FileA", b"r2"), self.get_parents(())), ((b"FileA", b"r3"), self.get_parents(())), ( (b"FileA", b"m"), self.get_parents( ( (b"FileA", b"r0"), (b"FileA", b"r1"), (b"FileA", b"r2"), (b"FileA", b"r3"), ) ), ), ] for key, parents in parent_details: files.add_lines(key, parents, []) # immediately after adding it should be queryable. self.assertEqual({key: parents}, files.get_parent_map([key])) # We can ask for an empty set self.assertEqual({}, files.get_parent_map([])) # We can ask for many keys all_parents = dict(parent_details) self.assertEqual(all_parents, files.get_parent_map(all_parents.keys())) # Absent keys are just not included in the result. keys = list(all_parents.keys()) if self.key_length == 1: keys.insert(1, (b"missing",)) else: keys.insert(1, (b"missing", b"missing")) # Absent keys are just ignored self.assertEqual(all_parents, files.get_parent_map(keys)) def test_get_sha1s(self): files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.get_diamond_files(files) if self.key_length == 1: keys = [(b"base",), (b"origin",), (b"left",), (b"merged",), (b"right",)] else: # ask for shas from different prefixes. keys = [ (b"FileA", b"base"), (b"FileB", b"origin"), (b"FileA", b"left"), (b"FileA", b"merged"), (b"FileB", b"right"), ] self.assertEqual( { keys[0]: b"51c64a6f4fc375daf0d24aafbabe4d91b6f4bb44", keys[1]: b"00e364d235126be43292ab09cb4686cf703ddc17", keys[2]: b"a8478686da38e370e32e42e8a0c220e33ee9132f", keys[3]: b"ed8bce375198ea62444dc71952b22cfc2b09226d", keys[4]: b"9ef09dfa9d86780bdec9219a22560c6ece8e0ef1", }, files.get_sha1s(keys), ) def test_insert_record_stream_empty(self): """Inserting an empty record stream should work.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() files.insert_record_stream([]) def assertIdenticalVersionedFile(self, expected, actual): """Assert that left and right have the same contents.""" self.assertEqual(set(actual.keys()), set(expected.keys())) actual_parents = actual.get_parent_map(actual.keys()) if self.graph: self.assertEqual(actual_parents, expected.get_parent_map(expected.keys())) else: for _key, parents in actual_parents.items(): self.assertEqual(None, parents) for key in actual.keys(): actual_text = next( actual.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True) ).get_bytes_as("fulltext") expected_text = next( expected.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True) ).get_bytes_as("fulltext") self.assertEqual(actual_text, expected_text) def test_insert_record_stream_fulltexts(self): """Any file should accept a stream of fulltexts.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") # weaves always output fulltexts. source = make_versioned_files_factory(WeaveFile, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source, trailing_eol=False) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_fulltexts_noeol(self): """Any file should accept a stream of fulltexts.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") # weaves always output fulltexts. source = make_versioned_files_factory(WeaveFile, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source, trailing_eol=False) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_annotated_knits(self): """Any file should accept a stream from plain knits.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") source = make_file_factory(True, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_annotated_knits_noeol(self): """Any file should accept a stream from plain knits.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") source = make_file_factory(True, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source, trailing_eol=False) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_plain_knits(self): """Any file should accept a stream from plain knits.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") source = make_file_factory(False, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_plain_knits_noeol(self): """Any file should accept a stream from plain knits.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") source = make_file_factory(False, mapper)(source_transport) self.get_diamond_files(source, trailing_eol=False) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_existing_keys(self): """Inserting keys already in a file should not error.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() source = self.get_versionedfiles("source") self.get_diamond_files(source) # insert some keys into f. self.get_diamond_files(files, left_only=True) stream = source.get_record_stream(source.keys(), "topological", False) files.insert_record_stream(stream) self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_missing_keys(self): """Inserting a stream with absent keys should raise an error.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() source = self.get_versionedfiles("source") stream = source.get_record_stream( [(b"missing",) * self.key_length], "topological", False ) self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, files.insert_record_stream, stream) def test_insert_record_stream_out_of_order(self): """An out of order stream can either error or work.""" files = self.get_versionedfiles() source = self.get_versionedfiles("source") self.get_diamond_files(source) if self.key_length == 1: origin_keys = [(b"origin",)] end_keys = [(b"merged",), (b"left",)] start_keys = [(b"right",), (b"base",)] else: origin_keys = [(b"FileA", b"origin"), (b"FileB", b"origin")] end_keys = [ ( b"FileA", b"merged", ), ( b"FileA", b"left", ), ( b"FileB", b"merged", ), ( b"FileB", b"left", ), ] start_keys = [ ( b"FileA", b"right", ), ( b"FileA", b"base", ), ( b"FileB", b"right", ), ( b"FileB", b"base", ), ] origin_entries = source.get_record_stream(origin_keys, "unordered", False) end_entries = source.get_record_stream(end_keys, "topological", False) start_entries = source.get_record_stream(start_keys, "topological", False) entries = itertools.chain(origin_entries, end_entries, start_entries) try: files.insert_record_stream(entries) except RevisionNotPresent: # Must not have corrupted the file. files.check() else: self.assertIdenticalVersionedFile(source, files) def test_insert_record_stream_long_parent_chain_out_of_order(self): """An out of order stream can either error or work.""" if not self.graph: raise TestNotApplicable("ancestry info only relevant with graph.") # Create a reasonably long chain of records based on each other, where # most will be deltas. source = self.get_versionedfiles("source") parents = () keys = [] content = [(b"same same %d\n" % n) for n in range(500)] letters = b"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" for i in range(len(letters)): letter = letters[i : i + 1] key = (b"key-" + letter,) if self.key_length == 2: key = (b"prefix",) + key content.append(b"content for " + letter + b"\n") source.add_lines(key, parents, content) keys.append(key) parents = (key,) # Create a stream of these records, excluding the first record that the # rest ultimately depend upon, and insert it into a new vf. streams = [] for key in reversed(keys): streams.append(source.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", False)) deltas = itertools.chain.from_iterable(streams[:-1]) files = self.get_versionedfiles() try: files.insert_record_stream(deltas) except RevisionNotPresent: # Must not have corrupted the file. files.check() else: # Must only report either just the first key as a missing parent, # no key as missing (for nodelta scenarios). missing = set(files.get_missing_compression_parent_keys()) missing.discard(keys[0]) self.assertEqual(set(), missing) def get_knit_delta_source(self): """Get a source that can produce a stream with knit delta records, regardless of this test's scenario. """ mapper = self.get_mapper() source_transport = self.get_transport("source") source_transport.mkdir(".") source = make_file_factory(False, mapper)(source_transport) get_diamond_files( source, self.key_length, trailing_eol=True, nograph=False, left_only=False ) return source def test_insert_record_stream_delta_missing_basis_no_corruption(self): """Insertion where a needed basis is not included notifies the caller of the missing basis. In the meantime a record missing its basis is not added. """ source = self.get_knit_delta_source() keys = [self.get_simple_key(b"origin"), self.get_simple_key(b"merged")] entries = source.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False) files = self.get_versionedfiles() if self.support_partial_insertion: self.assertEqual([], list(files.get_missing_compression_parent_keys())) files.insert_record_stream(entries) missing_bases = files.get_missing_compression_parent_keys() self.assertEqual({self.get_simple_key(b"left")}, set(missing_bases)) self.assertEqual(set(keys), set(files.get_parent_map(keys))) else: self.assertRaises(RevisionNotPresent, files.insert_record_stream, entries) files.check() def test_insert_record_stream_delta_missing_basis_can_be_added_later(self): """Insertion where a needed basis is not included notifies the caller of the missing basis. That basis can be added in a second insert_record_stream call that does not need to repeat records present in the previous stream. The record(s) that required that basis are fully inserted once their basis is no longer missing. """ if not self.support_partial_insertion: raise TestNotApplicable( "versioned file scenario does not support partial insertion" ) source = self.get_knit_delta_source() entries = source.get_record_stream( [self.get_simple_key(b"origin"), self.get_simple_key(b"merged")], "unordered", False, ) files = self.get_versionedfiles() files.insert_record_stream(entries) missing_bases = files.get_missing_compression_parent_keys() self.assertEqual({self.get_simple_key(b"left")}, set(missing_bases)) # 'merged' is inserted (although a commit of a write group involving # this versionedfiles would fail). merged_key = self.get_simple_key(b"merged") self.assertEqual([merged_key], list(files.get_parent_map([merged_key]).keys())) # Add the full delta closure of the missing records missing_entries = source.get_record_stream(missing_bases, "unordered", True) files.insert_record_stream(missing_entries) # Now 'merged' is fully inserted (and a commit would succeed). self.assertEqual([], list(files.get_missing_compression_parent_keys())) self.assertEqual([merged_key], list(files.get_parent_map([merged_key]).keys())) files.check() def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(self): # test that we get at least an equalset of the lines added by # versions in the store. # the ordering here is to make a tree so that dumb searches have # more changes to muck up. class InstrumentedProgress: def __init__(self): self.updates = [] def update(self, msg=None, current=None, total=None): self.updates.append((msg, current, total)) def finished(self): pass files = self.get_versionedfiles() # add a base to get included files.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(b"base"), (), [b"base\n"]) # add a ancestor to be included on one side files.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(b"lancestor"), (), [b"lancestor\n"]) # add a ancestor to be included on the other side files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"rancestor"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"base")]), [b"rancestor\n"], ) # add a child of rancestor with no eofile-nl files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"child"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"rancestor")]), [b"base\n", b"child\n"], ) # add a child of lancestor and base to join the two roots files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"otherchild"), self.get_parents( [self.get_simple_key(b"lancestor"), self.get_simple_key(b"base")] ), [b"base\n", b"lancestor\n", b"otherchild\n"], ) def iter_with_keys(keys, expected): # now we need to see what lines are returned, and how often. lines = {} progress = InstrumentedProgress() # iterate over the lines for line in files.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(keys, pb=progress): lines.setdefault(line, 0) lines[line] += 1 if progress.updates != []: self.assertEqual(expected, progress.updates) return lines lines = iter_with_keys( [self.get_simple_key(b"child"), self.get_simple_key(b"otherchild")], [ ("Walking content", 0, 2), ("Walking content", 1, 2), ("Walking content", 2, 2), ], ) # we must see child and otherchild self.assertTrue(lines[(b"child\n", self.get_simple_key(b"child"))] > 0) self.assertTrue( lines[(b"otherchild\n", self.get_simple_key(b"otherchild"))] > 0 ) # we dont care if we got more than that. # test all lines lines = iter_with_keys( files.keys(), [ ("Walking content", 0, 5), ("Walking content", 1, 5), ("Walking content", 2, 5), ("Walking content", 3, 5), ("Walking content", 4, 5), ("Walking content", 5, 5), ], ) # all lines must be seen at least once self.assertTrue(lines[(b"base\n", self.get_simple_key(b"base"))] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"lancestor\n", self.get_simple_key(b"lancestor"))] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"rancestor\n", self.get_simple_key(b"rancestor"))] > 0) self.assertTrue(lines[(b"child\n", self.get_simple_key(b"child"))] > 0) self.assertTrue( lines[(b"otherchild\n", self.get_simple_key(b"otherchild"))] > 0 ) def test_make_mpdiffs(self): from .. import multiparent files = self.get_versionedfiles("source") # add texts that should trip the knit maximum delta chain threshold # as well as doing parallel chains of data in knits. # this is done by two chains of 25 insertions files.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(b"base"), [], [b"line\n"]) files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"noeol"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"base")]), [b"line"], ) # detailed eol tests: # shared last line with parent no-eol files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"noeolsecond"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"noeol")]), [b"line\n", b"line"], ) # differing last line with parent, both no-eol files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"noeolnotshared"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"noeolsecond")]), [b"line\n", b"phone"], ) # add eol following a noneol parent, change content files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"eol"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"noeol")]), [b"phone\n"], ) # add eol following a noneol parent, no change content files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"eolline"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"noeol")]), [b"line\n"], ) # noeol with no parents: files.add_lines(self.get_simple_key(b"noeolbase"), [], [b"line"]) # noeol preceeding its leftmost parent in the output: # this is done by making it a merge of two parents with no common # anestry: noeolbase and noeol with the # later-inserted parent the leftmost. files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"eolbeforefirstparent"), self.get_parents( [self.get_simple_key(b"noeolbase"), self.get_simple_key(b"noeol")] ), [b"line"], ) # two identical eol texts files.add_lines( self.get_simple_key(b"noeoldup"), self.get_parents([self.get_simple_key(b"noeol")]), [b"line"], ) next_parent = self.get_simple_key(b"base") text_name = b"chain1-" text = [b"line\n"] for depth in range(26): new_version = self.get_simple_key(text_name + b"%d" % depth) text = text + [b"line\n"] files.add_lines(new_version, self.get_parents([next_parent]), text) next_parent = new_version next_parent = self.get_simple_key(b"base") text_name = b"chain2-" text = [b"line\n"] for depth in range(26): new_version = self.get_simple_key(text_name + b"%d" % depth) text = text + [b"line\n"] files.add_lines(new_version, self.get_parents([next_parent]), text) next_parent = new_version target = self.get_versionedfiles("target") for key in multiparent.topo_iter_keys(files, files.keys()): mpdiff = files.make_mpdiffs([key])[0] parents = files.get_parent_map([key])[key] or [] target.add_mpdiffs([(key, parents, files.get_sha1s([key])[key], mpdiff)]) self.assertEqualDiff( next(files.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), next(target.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) def test_keys(self): # While use is discouraged, versions() is still needed by aspects of # bzr. files = self.get_versionedfiles() self.assertEqual(set(), set(files.keys())) key = (b"foo",) if self.key_length == 1 else (b"foo", b"bar") files.add_lines(key, (), []) self.assertEqual({key}, set(files.keys())) class VirtualVersionedFilesTests(TestCase): """Basic tests for the VirtualVersionedFiles implementations.""" def _get_parent_map(self, keys): ret = {} for k in keys: if k in self._parent_map: ret[k] = self._parent_map[k] return ret def setUp(self): super().setUp() self._lines = {} self._parent_map = {} self.texts = VirtualVersionedFiles(self._get_parent_map, self._lines.get) def test_add_lines(self): self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, self.texts.add_lines, b"foo", [], []) def test_add_mpdiffs(self): self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, self.texts.add_mpdiffs, []) def test_check_noerrors(self): self.texts.check() def test_insert_record_stream(self): self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, self.texts.insert_record_stream, []) def test_get_sha1s_nonexistent(self): self.assertEqual({}, self.texts.get_sha1s([(b"NONEXISTENT",)])) def test_get_sha1s(self): self._lines[b"key"] = [b"dataline1", b"dataline2"] self.assertEqual( {(b"key",): osutils.sha_strings(self._lines[b"key"])}, self.texts.get_sha1s([(b"key",)]), ) def test_get_parent_map(self): self._parent_map = {b"G": (b"A", b"B")} self.assertEqual( {(b"G",): ((b"A",), (b"B",))}, self.texts.get_parent_map([(b"G",), (b"L",)]) ) def test_get_record_stream(self): self._lines[b"A"] = [b"FOO", b"BAR"] it = self.texts.get_record_stream([(b"A",)], "unordered", True) record = next(it) self.assertEqual("chunked", record.storage_kind) self.assertEqual(b"FOOBAR", record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual([b"FOO", b"BAR"], record.get_bytes_as("chunked")) def test_get_record_stream_absent(self): it = self.texts.get_record_stream([(b"A",)], "unordered", True) record = next(it) self.assertEqual("absent", record.storage_kind) def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(self): self._lines[b"A"] = [b"FOO", b"BAR"] self._lines[b"B"] = [b"HEY"] self._lines[b"C"] = [b"Alberta"] it = self.texts.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys([(b"A",), (b"B",)]) self.assertEqual( sorted([(b"FOO", b"A"), (b"BAR", b"A"), (b"HEY", b"B")]), sorted(it) ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test__btree_serializer.py0000644000000000000000000003033415162457040022323 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # """Direct tests of the btree serializer extension.""" import binascii import bisect from .._bzr_rs import btree_serializer as _btree_serializer_module from . import TestCase class TestBtreeSerializer(TestCase): @property def module(self): return _btree_serializer_module class TestHexAndUnhex(TestBtreeSerializer): def assertHexlify(self, as_binary): self.assertEqual( binascii.hexlify(as_binary), self.module._py_hexlify(as_binary) ) def assertUnhexlify(self, as_hex): ba_unhex = binascii.unhexlify(as_hex) mod_unhex = self.module._py_unhexlify(as_hex) if ba_unhex != mod_unhex: mod_hex = b"" if mod_unhex is None else binascii.hexlify(mod_unhex) self.fail( "_py_unhexlify returned a different answer" f" from binascii:\n {binascii.hexlify(ba_unhex)!r}\n != {mod_hex!r}" ) def assertFailUnhexlify(self, as_hex): # Invalid hex content self.assertIs(None, self.module._py_unhexlify(as_hex)) def test_to_hex(self): raw_bytes = bytes(range(256)) for i in range(0, 240, 20): self.assertHexlify(raw_bytes[i : i + 20]) self.assertHexlify(raw_bytes[240:] + raw_bytes[0:4]) def test_from_hex(self): self.assertUnhexlify(b"0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567") self.assertUnhexlify(b"123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef012345678") self.assertUnhexlify(b"0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF01234567") self.assertUnhexlify(b"123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF012345678") hex_chars = binascii.hexlify(bytes(range(256))) for i in range(0, 480, 40): self.assertUnhexlify(hex_chars[i : i + 40]) self.assertUnhexlify(hex_chars[480:] + hex_chars[0:8]) def test_from_invalid_hex(self): self.assertFailUnhexlify(b"123456789012345678901234567890123456789X") self.assertFailUnhexlify(b"12345678901234567890123456789012345678X9") def test_bad_argument(self): self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.module._py_unhexlify, "1a") self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.module._py_unhexlify, b"1b") _hex_form = b"123456789012345678901234567890abcdefabcd" class Test_KeyToSha1(TestBtreeSerializer): def assertKeyToSha1(self, expected, key): expected_bin = None if expected is None else binascii.unhexlify(expected) actual_sha1 = self.module._py_key_to_sha1(key) if expected_bin != actual_sha1: if actual_sha1 is not None: binascii.hexlify(actual_sha1) self.fail(f"_key_to_sha1 returned:\n {actual_sha1}\n != {expected}") def test_simple(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(_hex_form, (b"sha1:" + _hex_form,)) def test_invalid_not_tuple(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(None, _hex_form) self.assertKeyToSha1(None, b"sha1:" + _hex_form) def test_invalid_empty(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(None, ()) def test_invalid_not_string(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(None, (None,)) self.assertKeyToSha1(None, (list(_hex_form),)) def test_invalid_not_sha1(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(None, (_hex_form,)) self.assertKeyToSha1(None, (b"sha2:" + _hex_form,)) def test_invalid_not_hex(self): self.assertKeyToSha1(None, (b"sha1:abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz12345678901234",)) class Test_Sha1ToKey(TestBtreeSerializer): def assertSha1ToKey(self, hex_sha1): bin_sha1 = binascii.unhexlify(hex_sha1) key = self.module._py_sha1_to_key(bin_sha1) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:" + hex_sha1,), key) def test_simple(self): self.assertSha1ToKey(_hex_form) _one_key_content = b"""type=leaf sha1:123456789012345678901234567890abcdefabcd\x00\x001 2 3 4 """ _large_offsets = b"""type=leaf sha1:123456789012345678901234567890abcdefabcd\x00\x0012345678901 1234567890 0 1 sha1:abcd123456789012345678901234567890abcdef\x00\x002147483648 2147483647 0 1 sha1:abcdefabcd123456789012345678901234567890\x00\x004294967296 4294967295 4294967294 1 """ _multi_key_content = b"""type=leaf sha1:c80c881d4a26984ddce795f6f71817c9cf4480e7\x00\x000 0 0 0 sha1:c86f7e437faa5a7fce15d1ddcb9eaeaea377667b\x00\x001 1 1 1 sha1:c8e240de74fb1ed08fa08d38063f6a6a91462a81\x00\x002 2 2 2 sha1:cda39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd8070\x00\x003 3 3 3 sha1:cdf51e37c269aa94d38f93e537bf6e2020b21406\x00\x004 4 4 4 sha1:ce0c9035898dd52fc65c41454cec9c4d2611bfb3\x00\x005 5 5 5 sha1:ce93b4e3c464ffd51732fbd6ded717e9efda28aa\x00\x006 6 6 6 sha1:cf7a9e24777ec23212c54d7a350bc5bea5477fdb\x00\x007 7 7 7 """ _multi_key_same_offset = b"""type=leaf sha1:080c881d4a26984ddce795f6f71817c9cf4480e7\x00\x000 0 0 0 sha1:c86f7e437faa5a7fce15d1ddcb9eaeaea377667b\x00\x001 1 1 1 sha1:cd0c9035898dd52fc65c41454cec9c4d2611bfb3\x00\x002 2 2 2 sha1:cda39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd8070\x00\x003 3 3 3 sha1:cde240de74fb1ed08fa08d38063f6a6a91462a81\x00\x004 4 4 4 sha1:cdf51e37c269aa94d38f93e537bf6e2020b21406\x00\x005 5 5 5 sha1:ce7a9e24777ec23212c54d7a350bc5bea5477fdb\x00\x006 6 6 6 sha1:ce93b4e3c464ffd51732fbd6ded717e9efda28aa\x00\x007 7 7 7 """ _common_32_bits = b"""type=leaf sha1:123456784a26984ddce795f6f71817c9cf4480e7\x00\x000 0 0 0 sha1:1234567874fb1ed08fa08d38063f6a6a91462a81\x00\x001 1 1 1 sha1:12345678777ec23212c54d7a350bc5bea5477fdb\x00\x002 2 2 2 sha1:123456787faa5a7fce15d1ddcb9eaeaea377667b\x00\x003 3 3 3 sha1:12345678898dd52fc65c41454cec9c4d2611bfb3\x00\x004 4 4 4 sha1:12345678c269aa94d38f93e537bf6e2020b21406\x00\x005 5 5 5 sha1:12345678c464ffd51732fbd6ded717e9efda28aa\x00\x006 6 6 6 sha1:12345678e5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd8070\x00\x007 7 7 7 """ class TestGCCKHSHA1LeafNode(TestBtreeSerializer): def assertInvalid(self, data): """Ensure that we get a proper error when trying to parse invalid bytes. (mostly this is testing that bad input doesn't cause us to segfault) """ self.assertRaises( (ValueError, TypeError), self.module._parse_into_chk, data, 1, 0 ) def test_non_bytes(self): self.assertInvalid("type=leaf\n") def test_not_leaf(self): self.assertInvalid(b"type=internal\n") def test_empty_leaf(self): leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(b"type=leaf\n", 1, 0) self.assertEqual(0, len(leaf)) self.assertEqual([], leaf.all_items()) self.assertEqual([], leaf.all_keys()) # It should allow any key to be queried self.assertNotIn(("key",), leaf) def test_one_key_leaf(self): leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_one_key_content, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(1, len(leaf)) sha_key = (b"sha1:" + _hex_form,) self.assertEqual([sha_key], leaf.all_keys()) self.assertEqual([(sha_key, (b"1 2 3 4", ()))], leaf.all_items()) self.assertIn(sha_key, leaf) def test_large_offsets(self): leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_large_offsets, 1, 0) self.assertEqual( [ b"12345678901 1234567890 0 1", b"2147483648 2147483647 0 1", b"4294967296 4294967295 4294967294 1", ], [x[1][0] for x in leaf.all_items()], ) def test_many_key_leaf(self): leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_multi_key_content, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(8, len(leaf)) all_keys = leaf.all_keys() self.assertEqual(8, len(leaf.all_keys())) for idx, key in enumerate(all_keys): self.assertEqual(b"%d" % idx, leaf[key][0].split()[0]) def test_common_shift(self): # The keys were deliberately chosen so that the first 5 bits all # overlapped, it also happens that a later bit overlaps # Note that by 'overlap' we mean that given bit is either on in all # keys, or off in all keys leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_multi_key_content, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(19, leaf.common_shift) # The interesting byte for each key is # (defined as the 8-bits that come after the common prefix) lst = [1, 13, 28, 180, 190, 193, 210, 239] offsets = leaf._get_offsets() self.assertEqual([bisect.bisect_left(lst, x) for x in range(0, 257)], offsets) for idx, val in enumerate(lst): self.assertEqual(idx, offsets[val]) for idx, key in enumerate(leaf.all_keys()): self.assertEqual(b"%d" % idx, leaf[key][0].split()[0]) def test_multi_key_same_offset(self): # there is no common prefix, though there are some common bits leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_multi_key_same_offset, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(24, leaf.common_shift) offsets = leaf._get_offsets() # The interesting byte is just the first 8-bits of the key lst = [8, 200, 205, 205, 205, 205, 206, 206] self.assertEqual([bisect.bisect_left(lst, x) for x in range(0, 257)], offsets) for val in lst: self.assertEqual(lst.index(val), offsets[val]) for idx, key in enumerate(leaf.all_keys()): self.assertEqual(b"%d" % idx, leaf[key][0].split()[0]) def test_all_common_prefix(self): # The first 32 bits of all hashes are the same. This is going to be # pretty much impossible, but I don't want to fail because of this leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(_common_32_bits, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(0, leaf.common_shift) lst = [0x78] * 8 offsets = leaf._get_offsets() self.assertEqual([bisect.bisect_left(lst, x) for x in range(0, 257)], offsets) for val in lst: self.assertEqual(lst.index(val), offsets[val]) for idx, key in enumerate(leaf.all_keys()): self.assertEqual(b"%d" % idx, leaf[key][0].split()[0]) def test_many_entries(self): # Again, this is almost impossible, but we should still work # It would be hard to fit more that 120 entries in a 4k page, much less # more than 256 of them. but hey, weird stuff happens sometimes lines = [b"type=leaf\n"] for i in range(500): key_str = b"sha1:%04x%s" % (i, _hex_form[:36]) key = (key_str,) lines.append(b"%s\0\0%d %d %d %d\n" % (key_str, i, i, i, i)) data = b"".join(lines) leaf = self.module._parse_into_chk(data, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(24 - 7, leaf.common_shift) offsets = leaf._get_offsets() # This is the interesting bits for each entry lst = [x // 2 for x in range(500)] expected_offsets = [x * 2 for x in range(128)] + [255] * 129 self.assertEqual(expected_offsets, offsets) # We truncate because offsets is an unsigned char. So the bisection # will just say 'greater than the last one' for all the rest lst = lst[:255] self.assertEqual([bisect.bisect_left(lst, x) for x in range(0, 257)], offsets) for val in lst: self.assertEqual(lst.index(val), offsets[val]) for idx, key in enumerate(leaf.all_keys()): self.assertEqual(b"%d" % idx, leaf[key][0].split()[0]) def test__sizeof__(self): # We can't use the exact numbers because of platform variations, etc. # But what we really care about is that it does get bigger with more # content. leaf0 = self.module._parse_into_chk(b"type=leaf\n", 1, 0) leaf1 = self.module._parse_into_chk(_one_key_content, 1, 0) leafN = self.module._parse_into_chk(_multi_key_content, 1, 0) sizeof_1 = leaf1.__sizeof__() - leaf0.__sizeof__() self.assertGreater(sizeof_1, 0) sizeof_N = leafN.__sizeof__() - leaf0.__sizeof__() self.assertEqual(sizeof_1 * len(leafN), sizeof_N) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test__chk_map.py0000644000000000000000000000141515162073400020363 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for _chk_map_*.""" bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test__dirstate_helpers.py0000644000000000000000000004176215174775717022362 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the dirstate helpers.""" import bisect import os from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from .. import dirstate from .._bzr_rs import dirstate as _dirstate_rs from . import TestCase load_tests = load_tests_apply_scenarios class TestBisectPathMixin: """Test that _bisect_path_*() returns the expected values. _bisect_path_* is intended to work like bisect.bisect_*() except it knows it is working on paths that are sorted by ('path', 'to', 'foo') chunks rather than by raw 'path/to/foo'. Test Cases should inherit from this and override ``get_bisect_path`` return their implementation, and ``get_bisect`` to return the matching bisect.bisect_* function. """ def get_bisect_path(self): """Return an implementation of _bisect_path_*.""" raise NotImplementedError def get_bisect(self): """Return a version of bisect.bisect_*. Also, for the 'exists' check, return the offset to the real values. For example bisect_left returns the index of an entry, while bisect_right returns the index *after* an entry :return: (bisect_func, offset) """ raise NotImplementedError def assertBisect(self, paths, split_paths, path, exists=True): """Assert that bisect_split works like bisect_left on the split paths. :param paths: A list of path names :param split_paths: A list of path names that are already split up by directory ('path/to/foo' => ('path', 'to', 'foo')) :param path: The path we are indexing. :param exists: The path should be present, so make sure the final location actually points to the right value. All other arguments will be passed along. """ bisect_path = self.get_bisect_path() self.assertIsInstance(paths, list) bisect_path_idx = bisect_path(paths, path) split_path = self.split_for_dirblocks([path])[0] bisect_func, offset = self.get_bisect() bisect_split_idx = bisect_func(split_paths, split_path) self.assertEqual( bisect_split_idx, bisect_path_idx, "{} disagreed. {} != {} for key {!r}".format( bisect_path.__name__, bisect_split_idx, bisect_path_idx, path ), ) if exists: self.assertEqual(path, paths[bisect_path_idx + offset]) def split_for_dirblocks(self, paths): dir_split_paths = [] for path in paths: dirname, basename = os.path.split(path) dir_split_paths.append((dirname.split(b"/"), basename)) dir_split_paths.sort() return dir_split_paths def test_simple(self): """In the simple case it works just like bisect_left.""" paths = [b"", b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"] split_paths = self.split_for_dirblocks(paths) for path in paths: self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, path, exists=True) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"_", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"aa", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"bb", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"cc", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"dd", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"a/a", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"b/b", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"c/c", exists=False) self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, b"d/d", exists=False) def test_involved(self): """This is where bisect_path_* diverges slightly.""" # This is the list of paths and their contents # a/ # a/ # a # z # a-a/ # a # a-z/ # z # a=a/ # a # a=z/ # z # z/ # a # z # z-a # z-z # z=a # z=z # a-a/ # a # a-z/ # z # a=a/ # a # a=z/ # z # This is the exact order that is stored by dirstate # All children in a directory are mentioned before an children of # children are mentioned. # So all the root-directory paths, then all the # first sub directory, etc. paths = [ # content of '/' b"", b"a", b"a-a", b"a-z", b"a=a", b"a=z", # content of 'a/' b"a/a", b"a/a-a", b"a/a-z", b"a/a=a", b"a/a=z", b"a/z", b"a/z-a", b"a/z-z", b"a/z=a", b"a/z=z", # content of 'a/a/' b"a/a/a", b"a/a/z", # content of 'a/a-a' b"a/a-a/a", # content of 'a/a-z' b"a/a-z/z", # content of 'a/a=a' b"a/a=a/a", # content of 'a/a=z' b"a/a=z/z", # content of 'a/z/' b"a/z/a", b"a/z/z", # content of 'a-a' b"a-a/a", # content of 'a-z' b"a-z/z", # content of 'a=a' b"a=a/a", # content of 'a=z' b"a=z/z", ] split_paths = self.split_for_dirblocks(paths) sorted_paths = [] for dir_parts, basename in split_paths: if dir_parts == [b""]: sorted_paths.append(basename) else: sorted_paths.append(b"/".join(dir_parts + [basename])) self.assertEqual(sorted_paths, paths) for path in paths: self.assertBisect(paths, split_paths, path, exists=True) class TestBisectPathLeft(TestCase, TestBisectPathMixin): """Run all Bisect Path tests against bisect_path_left.""" def get_bisect_path(self): from ..dirstate import bisect_path_left return bisect_path_left def get_bisect(self): return bisect.bisect_left, 0 class TestBisectPathRight(TestCase, TestBisectPathMixin): """Run all Bisect Path tests against bisect_path_right.""" def get_bisect_path(self): from ..dirstate import bisect_path_right return bisect_path_right def get_bisect(self): return bisect.bisect_right, -1 class TestLtByDirs(TestCase): """Test an implementation of lt_by_dirs(). lt_by_dirs() compares 2 paths by their directory sections, rather than as plain strings. """ def assertCmpByDirs(self, expected, str1, str2): """Compare the two strings, in both directions. :param expected: The expected comparison value. -1 means str1 comes first, 0 means they are equal, 1 means str2 comes first :param str1: string to compare :param str2: string to compare """ if expected == 0: self.assertEqual(str1, str2) self.assertFalse(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str1, str2)) self.assertFalse(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str2, str1)) elif expected > 0: self.assertFalse(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str1, str2)) self.assertTrue(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str2, str1)) else: self.assertTrue(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str1, str2)) self.assertFalse(dirstate.lt_by_dirs(str2, str1)) def test_cmp_empty(self): """Compare against the empty string.""" self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"a", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"ab", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abc", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcd", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcde", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcdef", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcdefg", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcdefgh", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"abcdefghi", b"") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"test/ing/a/path/", b"") def test_cmp_same_str(self): """Compare the same string.""" self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"a", b"a") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"ab", b"ab") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abc", b"abc") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcd", b"abcd") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcde", b"abcde") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcdef", b"abcdef") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcdefg", b"abcdefg") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcdefgh", b"abcdefgh") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"abcdefghi", b"abcdefghi") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"testing a long string", b"testing a long string") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"x" * 10000, b"x" * 10000) self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"a/b", b"a/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"a/b/c", b"a/b/c") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"a/b/c/d", b"a/b/c/d") self.assertCmpByDirs(0, b"a/b/c/d/e", b"a/b/c/d/e") def test_simple_paths(self): """Compare strings that act like normal string comparison.""" self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a", b"b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aa", b"ab") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"ab", b"bb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aaa", b"aab") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aab", b"abb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"abb", b"bbb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aaaa", b"aaab") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aaab", b"aabb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aabb", b"abbb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"abbb", b"bbbb") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"aaaaa", b"aaaab") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a", b"a/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/b", b"b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/a", b"a/a/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/b", b"a/b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/b/b", b"b/b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/a/a", b"a/a/a/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/a/b", b"a/a/b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/b/b", b"a/b/b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/b/b/b", b"b/b/b/b") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/a/a/a/a", b"a/a/a/a/b") def test_tricky_paths(self): self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"ab/cd/ef", b"ab/cc/ef") self.assertCmpByDirs(1, b"ab/cd/ef", b"ab/c/ef") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"ab/cd/ef", b"ab/cd-ef") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"ab/cd", b"ab/cd-") self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"ab/cd", b"ab-cd") def test_cmp_non_ascii(self): self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"\xc2\xb5", b"\xc3\xa5") # u'\xb5', u'\xe5' self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a", b"\xc3\xa5") # u'a', u'\xe5' self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"b", b"\xc2\xb5") # u'b', u'\xb5' self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"a/b", b"a/\xc3\xa5") # u'a/b', u'a/\xe5' self.assertCmpByDirs(-1, b"b/a", b"b/\xc2\xb5") # u'b/a', u'b/\xb5' class TestLtPathByDirblock(TestCase): """Test an implementation of lt_path_by_dirblock(). lt_path_by_dirblock() compares two paths using the sort order used by DirState. All paths in the same directory are sorted together. Child test cases can override ``get_lt_path_by_dirblock`` to test a specific implementation. """ def get_lt_path_by_dirblock(self): """Get a specific implementation of lt_path_by_dirblock.""" from ..dirstate import lt_path_by_dirblock return lt_path_by_dirblock def assertLtPathByDirblock(self, paths): """Compare all paths and make sure they evaluate to the correct order. This does N^2 comparisons. It is assumed that ``paths`` is properly sorted list. :param paths: a sorted list of paths to compare """ # First, make sure the paths being passed in are correct def _key(p): dirname, basename = os.path.split(p) return dirname.split(b"/"), basename self.assertEqual(sorted(paths, key=_key), paths) lt_path_by_dirblock = self.get_lt_path_by_dirblock() for idx1, path1 in enumerate(paths): for idx2, path2 in enumerate(paths): lt_result = lt_path_by_dirblock(path1, path2) self.assertEqual( idx1 < idx2, lt_result, "{} did not state that {!r} < {!r}, lt={}".format( lt_path_by_dirblock.__name__, path1, path2, lt_result ), ) def test_cmp_simple_paths(self): """Compare against the empty string.""" self.assertLtPathByDirblock([b"", b"a", b"ab", b"abc", b"a/b/c", b"b/d/e"]) self.assertLtPathByDirblock([b"kl", b"ab/cd", b"ab/ef", b"gh/ij"]) def test_tricky_paths(self): self.assertLtPathByDirblock( [ # Contents of '' b"", b"a", b"a-a", b"a=a", b"b", # Contents of 'a' b"a/a", b"a/a-a", b"a/a=a", b"a/b", # Contents of 'a/a' b"a/a/a", b"a/a/a-a", b"a/a/a=a", # Contents of 'a/a/a' b"a/a/a/a", b"a/a/a/b", # Contents of 'a/a/a-a', b"a/a/a-a/a", b"a/a/a-a/b", # Contents of 'a/a/a=a', b"a/a/a=a/a", b"a/a/a=a/b", # Contents of 'a/a-a' b"a/a-a/a", # Contents of 'a/a-a/a' b"a/a-a/a/a", b"a/a-a/a/b", # Contents of 'a/a=a' b"a/a=a/a", # Contents of 'a/b' b"a/b/a", b"a/b/b", # Contents of 'a-a', b"a-a/a", b"a-a/b", # Contents of 'a=a', b"a=a/a", b"a=a/b", # Contents of 'b', b"b/a", b"b/b", ] ) self.assertLtPathByDirblock( [ # content of '/' b"", b"a", b"a-a", b"a-z", b"a=a", b"a=z", # content of 'a/' b"a/a", b"a/a-a", b"a/a-z", b"a/a=a", b"a/a=z", b"a/z", b"a/z-a", b"a/z-z", b"a/z=a", b"a/z=z", # content of 'a/a/' b"a/a/a", b"a/a/z", # content of 'a/a-a' b"a/a-a/a", # content of 'a/a-z' b"a/a-z/z", # content of 'a/a=a' b"a/a=a/a", # content of 'a/a=z' b"a/a=z/z", # content of 'a/z/' b"a/z/a", b"a/z/z", # content of 'a-a' b"a-a/a", # content of 'a-z' b"a-z/z", # content of 'a=a' b"a=a/a", # content of 'a=z' b"a=z/z", ] ) def test_nonascii(self): self.assertLtPathByDirblock( [ # content of '/' b"", b"a", b"\xc2\xb5", b"\xc3\xa5", # content of 'a' b"a/a", b"a/\xc2\xb5", b"a/\xc3\xa5", # content of 'a/a' b"a/a/a", b"a/a/\xc2\xb5", b"a/a/\xc3\xa5", # content of 'a/\xc2\xb5' b"a/\xc2\xb5/a", b"a/\xc2\xb5/\xc2\xb5", b"a/\xc2\xb5/\xc3\xa5", # content of 'a/\xc3\xa5' b"a/\xc3\xa5/a", b"a/\xc3\xa5/\xc2\xb5", b"a/\xc3\xa5/\xc3\xa5", # content of '\xc2\xb5' b"\xc2\xb5/a", b"\xc2\xb5/\xc2\xb5", b"\xc2\xb5/\xc3\xa5", # content of '\xc2\xe5' b"\xc3\xa5/a", b"\xc3\xa5/\xc2\xb5", b"\xc3\xa5/\xc3\xa5", ] ) class TestUsingCompiledIfAvailable(TestCase): """Check that the Rust functions are being used as the default.""" def test__read_dirblocks(self): self.assertIs(_dirstate_rs._read_dirblocks, dirstate._read_dirblocks) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test__groupcompress.py0000644000000000000000000003446115165744542021717 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the python and pyrex extensions of groupcompress.""" import sys from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from .. import groupcompress from .._bzr_rs import groupcompress as _groupcompress_rs from . import TestCase _groupcompress_rust = _groupcompress_rs def module_scenarios(): scenarios = [ ( "line", {"make_delta": groupcompress.make_line_delta}, ), ("rabin", {"make_delta": groupcompress.make_rabin_delta}), ] return scenarios def two_way_scenarios(): scenarios = [ ("LR", {"make_delta": groupcompress.make_line_delta}), ("RR", {"make_delta": groupcompress.make_rabin_delta}), ] return scenarios load_tests = load_tests_apply_scenarios _text1 = b"""\ This is a bit of source text which is meant to be matched against other text """ _text2 = b"""\ This is a bit of source text which is meant to differ from against other text """ _text3 = b"""\ This is a bit of source text which is meant to be matched against other text except it also has a lot more data at the end of the file """ _first_text = b"""\ a bit of text, that does not have much in common with the next text """ _second_text = b"""\ some more bit of text, that does not have much in common with the previous text and has some extra text """ _third_text = b"""\ a bit of text, that has some in common with the previous text and has some extra text and not have much in common with the next text """ _fourth_text = b"""\ 123456789012345 same rabin hash 123456789012345 same rabin hash 123456789012345 same rabin hash 123456789012345 same rabin hash """ class TestMakeAndApplyDelta(TestCase): scenarios = module_scenarios() _gc_module = None # Set by load_tests def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.apply_delta = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta self.apply_delta_to_source = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta_to_source def test_make_delta_is_typesafe(self): self.make_delta(b"a string", b"another string") def _check_make_delta(string1, string2): self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.make_delta, string1, string2) _check_make_delta(b"a string", object()) _check_make_delta(b"a string", "not a string") _check_make_delta(object(), b"a string") _check_make_delta("not a string", b"a string") def test_make_noop_delta(self): ident_delta = self.make_delta(_text1, _text1) self.assertEqual(b"M\x90M", ident_delta) ident_delta = self.make_delta(_text2, _text2) self.assertEqual(b"N\x90N", ident_delta) ident_delta = self.make_delta(_text3, _text3) self.assertEqual(b"\x87\x01\x90\x87", ident_delta) def assertDeltaIn(self, delta1, delta2, delta): """Make sure that the delta bytes match one of the expectations.""" # In general, the python delta matcher gives different results than the # pyrex delta matcher. Both should be valid deltas, though. if delta not in (delta1, delta2): self.fail( b"Delta bytes:\n" b" %r\n" b"not in %r\n" b" or %r" % (delta, delta1, delta2) ) def test_make_delta(self): delta = self.make_delta(_text1, _text2) self.assertDeltaIn( b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n", b"N\x90\x1d\x1ewhich is meant to differ from\n\x91:\x13", delta, ) delta = self.make_delta(_text2, _text1) self.assertDeltaIn( b"M\x90/\x1ebe matched\nagainst other text\n", b"M\x90\x1d\x1dwhich is meant to be matched\n\x91;\x13", delta, ) delta = self.make_delta(_text3, _text1) self.assertEqual(b"M\x90M", delta) delta = self.make_delta(_text3, _text2) self.assertDeltaIn( b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n", b"N\x90\x1d\x1ewhich is meant to differ from\n\x91:\x13", delta, ) def test_make_delta_with_large_copies(self): # We want to have a copy that is larger than 64kB, which forces us to # issue multiple copy instructions. big_text = _text3 * 1220 delta = self.make_delta(big_text, big_text) c_expected = ( b"\xdc\x86\x0a" # Encoding the length of the uncompressed text b"\x80" # Copy 64kB, starting at byte 0 b"\x84\x01" # and another 64kB starting at 64kB b"\xb4\x02\x5c\x83" # And the bit of tail. ) # The Rust rabin delta may pick different (but valid) copy offsets # when the source data repeats rust_expected = ( b"\xdc\x86\x0a" b"\x80" # Copy 64kB, starting at byte 0 b"\x83\xe0\x02" # Copy 64kB from a repeated offset b"\xb3\xc0\x05\x5c\x83" # And the tail ) self.assertDeltaIn(c_expected, rust_expected, delta) def test_apply_delta_is_typesafe(self): self.apply_delta(_text1, b"M\x90M") self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.apply_delta, object(), b"M\x90M") self.assertRaises( (ValueError, TypeError), self.apply_delta, _text1.decode("latin1"), b"M\x90M", ) self.assertRaises((ValueError, TypeError), self.apply_delta, _text1, "M\x90M") self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.apply_delta, _text1, object()) def test_apply_delta(self): target = self.apply_delta( _text1, b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n" ) self.assertEqual(_text2, target) target = self.apply_delta(_text2, b"M\x90/\x1ebe matched\nagainst other text\n") self.assertEqual(_text1, target) def test_apply_delta_to_source_is_safe(self): self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.apply_delta_to_source, object(), 0, 1) self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.apply_delta_to_source, "unicode str", 0, 1) # end > length self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.apply_delta_to_source, b"foo", 1, 4) # start > length self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.apply_delta_to_source, b"foo", 5, 3) # start > end self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.apply_delta_to_source, b"foo", 3, 2) def test_apply_delta_to_source(self): source_and_delta = _text1 + b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n" self.assertEqual( _text2, self.apply_delta_to_source( source_and_delta, len(_text1), len(source_and_delta) ), ) class TestMakeAndApplyCompatible(TestCase): scenarios = two_way_scenarios() make_delta = None # Set by load_tests apply_delta = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta def assertMakeAndApply(self, source, target): """Assert that generating a delta and applying gives success.""" delta = self.make_delta(source, target) bytes = self.apply_delta(source, delta) self.assertEqualDiff(target, bytes) def test_direct(self): self.assertMakeAndApply(_text1, _text2) self.assertMakeAndApply(_text2, _text1) self.assertMakeAndApply(_text1, _text3) self.assertMakeAndApply(_text3, _text1) self.assertMakeAndApply(_text2, _text3) self.assertMakeAndApply(_text3, _text2) class TestDeltaIndex(TestCase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self._gc_module = _groupcompress_rust def test_repr(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex(b"test text\n") self.assertEqual("DeltaIndex(1, 10)", repr(di)) def test_sizeof(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() self.assertGreater(sys.getsizeof(di), 0) def test_make_delta(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex(_text1) delta = di.make_delta(_text2) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(_text1, delta) self.assertEqual(_text2, result) def test_delta_against_multiple_sources(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() di.add_source(_first_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text), di._source_offset) di.add_source(_second_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(_second_text), di._source_offset) delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(_first_text + _second_text, delta) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) def test_delta_with_offsets(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() di.add_source(_first_text, 5) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + 5, di._source_offset) di.add_source(_second_text, 10) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(_second_text) + 15, di._source_offset) delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) self.assertIsNot(None, delta) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta( b"12345" + _first_text + b"1234567890" + _second_text, delta ) self.assertIsNot(None, result) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) def test_delta_with_delta_bytes(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() source = _first_text di.add_source(_first_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text), di._source_offset) # First delta: against a single fulltext source delta = di.make_delta(_second_text) self.assertEqual(_second_text, _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, delta)) # Add the delta as a new source — the index should be able to match # against content embedded in the delta's insert instructions di.add_delta_source(delta, 0) source += delta self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(delta), di._source_offset) # Second delta: should find matches in both the fulltext and the # delta source (e.g. "previous text\nand has some..." from the delta) second_delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, second_delta) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) # The delta should be shorter than the fulltext since we have matches self.assertLess(len(second_delta), len(_third_text)) # Add this delta too, and create another delta for the same text. # With more sources indexed, we should find even more matches. di.add_delta_source(second_delta, 0) source += second_delta third_delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, third_delta) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) # Third delta should be no larger than the second (more data indexed) self.assertLessEqual(len(third_delta), len(second_delta)) # Now create a delta for text that has no common content with the # existing sources — it should still round-trip correctly fourth_delta = di.make_delta(_fourth_text) self.assertEqual( _fourth_text, _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, fourth_delta) ) # Add that delta source, now everything in _fourth_text is indexed di.add_delta_source(fourth_delta, 0) source += fourth_delta # With the content now in the index, the delta should be very short fifth_delta = di.make_delta(_fourth_text) self.assertEqual( _fourth_text, _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, fifth_delta) ) self.assertLess(len(fifth_delta), len(fourth_delta)) class TestDeltaIndexRust(TestCase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self._gc_module = _groupcompress_rust def test_repr(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex(b"test text\n") self.assertEqual("DeltaIndex(1, 10)", repr(di)) def test_make_delta(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex(_text1) delta = di.make_delta(_text2) self.assertIsNotNone(delta) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(_text1, delta) self.assertEqual(_text2, result) def test_delta_against_multiple_sources(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() di.add_source(_first_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text), di._source_offset) di.add_source(_second_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(_second_text), di._source_offset) delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(_first_text + _second_text, delta) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) def test_delta_with_offsets(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() di.add_source(_first_text, 5) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + 5, di._source_offset) di.add_source(_second_text, 10) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(_second_text) + 15, di._source_offset) delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) self.assertIsNotNone(delta) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta( b"12345" + _first_text + b"1234567890" + _second_text, delta ) self.assertIsNotNone(result) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) def test_delta_with_delta_bytes(self): di = self._gc_module.DeltaIndex() source = _first_text di.add_source(_first_text, 0) self.assertEqual(len(_first_text), di._source_offset) delta = di.make_delta(_second_text) self.assertIsNotNone(delta) # Verify the delta round-trips result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, delta) self.assertEqual(_second_text, result) di.add_delta_source(delta, 0) source += delta self.assertEqual(len(_first_text) + len(delta), di._source_offset) second_delta = di.make_delta(_third_text) result = _groupcompress_rs.apply_delta(source, second_delta) self.assertEqual(_third_text, result) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_bisect_multi.py0000644000000000000000000003672015162115103021311 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007, 2009, 2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bisect_multi.""" from ..bisect_multi import bisect_multi_bytes from . import TestCase class TestBisectMultiBytes(TestCase): def test_lookup_no_keys_no_calls(self): calls = [] def missing_content(location_keys): calls.append(location_keys) return ((location_key, False) for location_key in location_keys) self.assertEqual([], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_content, 100, []))) self.assertEqual([], calls) def test_lookup_missing_key_no_content(self): """Doing a lookup in a zero-length file still does a single request. This makes sense because the bisector cannot tell how long content is and its more flexible to only stop when the content object says 'False' for a given location, key pair. """ calls = [] def missing_content(location_keys): calls.append(location_keys) return ((location_key, False) for location_key in location_keys) self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_content, 0, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual([[(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]], calls) def test_lookup_missing_key_before_all_others(self): calls = [] def missing_first_content(location_keys): # returns -1 for all keys unless the byte offset is 0 when it # returns False calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key[0] == 0: result.append((location_key, False)) else: result.append((location_key, -1)) return result # given a 0 length file, this should terminate with one call. self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_first_content, 0, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual([[(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]], calls) del calls[:] # given a 2 length file, this should make two calls - 1, 0. self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_first_content, 2, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual( [ [(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], [(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")], ], calls, ) del calls[:] # given a really long file - 200MB, this should make a series of calls with the # gap between adjactent calls dropping by 50% each time. We choose a # length which just under a power of two to generate a corner case in # bisection - naively using power of two reduction in size can lead to # a very long tail in the bisection process. The current users of # the bisect_multi_bytes api are not expected to be concerned by this, # as the delta gets down to 4K (the minimum we expect to read and # parse) within 16 steps even on a 200MB index (which at 4 keys/K is # 800 thousand keys, and log2 of 800000 is 19 - so we're doing log2 # steps in the worst case there. self.assertEqual( [], list( bisect_multi_bytes(missing_first_content, 268435456 - 1, ["foo", "bar"]) ), ) self.assertEqual( [ [(134217727, "foo"), (134217727, "bar")], [(67108864, "foo"), (67108864, "bar")], [(33554433, "foo"), (33554433, "bar")], [(16777218, "foo"), (16777218, "bar")], [(8388611, "foo"), (8388611, "bar")], [(4194308, "foo"), (4194308, "bar")], [(2097157, "foo"), (2097157, "bar")], [(1048582, "foo"), (1048582, "bar")], [(524295, "foo"), (524295, "bar")], [(262152, "foo"), (262152, "bar")], [(131081, "foo"), (131081, "bar")], [(65546, "foo"), (65546, "bar")], [(32779, "foo"), (32779, "bar")], [(16396, "foo"), (16396, "bar")], [(8205, "foo"), (8205, "bar")], [(4110, "foo"), (4110, "bar")], [(2063, "foo"), (2063, "bar")], [(1040, "foo"), (1040, "bar")], [(529, "foo"), (529, "bar")], [(274, "foo"), (274, "bar")], [(147, "foo"), (147, "bar")], [(84, "foo"), (84, "bar")], [(53, "foo"), (53, "bar")], [(38, "foo"), (38, "bar")], [(31, "foo"), (31, "bar")], [(28, "foo"), (28, "bar")], [(27, "foo"), (27, "bar")], [(26, "foo"), (26, "bar")], [(25, "foo"), (25, "bar")], [(24, "foo"), (24, "bar")], [(23, "foo"), (23, "bar")], [(22, "foo"), (22, "bar")], [(21, "foo"), (21, "bar")], [(20, "foo"), (20, "bar")], [(19, "foo"), (19, "bar")], [(18, "foo"), (18, "bar")], [(17, "foo"), (17, "bar")], [(16, "foo"), (16, "bar")], [(15, "foo"), (15, "bar")], [(14, "foo"), (14, "bar")], [(13, "foo"), (13, "bar")], [(12, "foo"), (12, "bar")], [(11, "foo"), (11, "bar")], [(10, "foo"), (10, "bar")], [(9, "foo"), (9, "bar")], [(8, "foo"), (8, "bar")], [(7, "foo"), (7, "bar")], [(6, "foo"), (6, "bar")], [(5, "foo"), (5, "bar")], [(4, "foo"), (4, "bar")], [(3, "foo"), (3, "bar")], [(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], [(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], [(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")], ], calls, ) def test_lookup_missing_key_after_all_others(self): calls = [] end = None def missing_last_content(location_keys): # returns +1 for all keys unless the byte offset is 'end' when it # returns False calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key[0] == end: result.append((location_key, False)) else: result.append((location_key, +1)) return result # given a 0 length file, this should terminate with one call. end = 0 self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_last_content, 0, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual([[(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]], calls) del calls[:] end = 2 # given a 3 length file, this should make two calls - 1, 2. self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_last_content, 3, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual( [ [(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], [(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], ], calls, ) del calls[:] end = 268435456 - 2 # see the really-big lookup series in # test_lookup_missing_key_before_all_others for details about this # assertion. self.assertEqual( [], list( bisect_multi_bytes(missing_last_content, 268435456 - 1, ["foo", "bar"]) ), ) self.assertEqual( [ [(134217727, "foo"), (134217727, "bar")], [(201326590, "foo"), (201326590, "bar")], [(234881021, "foo"), (234881021, "bar")], [(251658236, "foo"), (251658236, "bar")], [(260046843, "foo"), (260046843, "bar")], [(264241146, "foo"), (264241146, "bar")], [(266338297, "foo"), (266338297, "bar")], [(267386872, "foo"), (267386872, "bar")], [(267911159, "foo"), (267911159, "bar")], [(268173302, "foo"), (268173302, "bar")], [(268304373, "foo"), (268304373, "bar")], [(268369908, "foo"), (268369908, "bar")], [(268402675, "foo"), (268402675, "bar")], [(268419058, "foo"), (268419058, "bar")], [(268427249, "foo"), (268427249, "bar")], [(268431344, "foo"), (268431344, "bar")], [(268433391, "foo"), (268433391, "bar")], [(268434414, "foo"), (268434414, "bar")], [(268434925, "foo"), (268434925, "bar")], [(268435180, "foo"), (268435180, "bar")], [(268435307, "foo"), (268435307, "bar")], [(268435370, "foo"), (268435370, "bar")], [(268435401, "foo"), (268435401, "bar")], [(268435416, "foo"), (268435416, "bar")], [(268435423, "foo"), (268435423, "bar")], [(268435426, "foo"), (268435426, "bar")], [(268435427, "foo"), (268435427, "bar")], [(268435428, "foo"), (268435428, "bar")], [(268435429, "foo"), (268435429, "bar")], [(268435430, "foo"), (268435430, "bar")], [(268435431, "foo"), (268435431, "bar")], [(268435432, "foo"), (268435432, "bar")], [(268435433, "foo"), (268435433, "bar")], [(268435434, "foo"), (268435434, "bar")], [(268435435, "foo"), (268435435, "bar")], [(268435436, "foo"), (268435436, "bar")], [(268435437, "foo"), (268435437, "bar")], [(268435438, "foo"), (268435438, "bar")], [(268435439, "foo"), (268435439, "bar")], [(268435440, "foo"), (268435440, "bar")], [(268435441, "foo"), (268435441, "bar")], [(268435442, "foo"), (268435442, "bar")], [(268435443, "foo"), (268435443, "bar")], [(268435444, "foo"), (268435444, "bar")], [(268435445, "foo"), (268435445, "bar")], [(268435446, "foo"), (268435446, "bar")], [(268435447, "foo"), (268435447, "bar")], [(268435448, "foo"), (268435448, "bar")], [(268435449, "foo"), (268435449, "bar")], [(268435450, "foo"), (268435450, "bar")], [(268435451, "foo"), (268435451, "bar")], [(268435452, "foo"), (268435452, "bar")], [(268435453, "foo"), (268435453, "bar")], [(268435454, "foo"), (268435454, "bar")], ], calls, ) def test_lookup_when_a_key_is_missing_continues(self): calls = [] def missing_foo_otherwise_missing_first_content(location_keys): # returns -1 for all keys unless the byte offset is 0 when it # returns False calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key[1] == "foo" or location_key[0] == 0: result.append((location_key, False)) else: result.append((location_key, -1)) return result # given a 2 length file, this should terminate with two calls, one for # both keys, and one for bar only. self.assertEqual( [], list( bisect_multi_bytes( missing_foo_otherwise_missing_first_content, 2, ["foo", "bar"] ) ), ) self.assertEqual( [ [(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], [(0, "bar")], ], calls, ) def test_found_keys_returned_other_searches_continue(self): calls = [] def find_bar_at_1_foo_missing_at_0(location_keys): calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key == (1, "bar"): result.append((location_key, "bar-result")) elif location_key[0] == 0: result.append((location_key, False)) else: result.append((location_key, -1)) return result # given a 4 length file, this should terminate with three calls, two for # both keys, and one for foo only. self.assertEqual( [("bar", "bar-result")], list(bisect_multi_bytes(find_bar_at_1_foo_missing_at_0, 4, ["foo", "bar"])), ) self.assertEqual( [ [(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], [(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], [(0, "foo")], ], calls, ) def test_searches_different_keys_in_different_directions(self): calls = [] def missing_bar_at_1_foo_at_3(location_keys): calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key[1] == "bar": if location_key[0] == 1: result.append((location_key, False)) else: # search down result.append((location_key, -1)) elif location_key[1] == "foo": if location_key[0] == 3: result.append((location_key, False)) else: # search up result.append((location_key, +1)) return result # given a 4 length file, this should terminate with two calls. self.assertEqual( [], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_bar_at_1_foo_at_3, 4, ["foo", "bar"])) ) self.assertEqual( [ [(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], [(3, "foo"), (1, "bar")], ], calls, ) def test_change_direction_in_single_key_search(self): # check that we can search down, up, down again - # so length 8, goes 4, 6, 5 calls = [] def missing_at_5(location_keys): calls.append(location_keys) result = [] for location_key in location_keys: if location_key[0] == 5: result.append((location_key, False)) elif location_key[0] > 5: # search down result.append((location_key, -1)) else: # search up result.append((location_key, +1)) return result # given a 8 length file, this should terminate with three calls. self.assertEqual([], list(bisect_multi_bytes(missing_at_5, 8, ["foo", "bar"]))) self.assertEqual( [ [(4, "foo"), (4, "bar")], [(6, "foo"), (6, "bar")], [(5, "foo"), (5, "bar")], ], calls, ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_btree_index.py0000644000000000000000000020342715207023122021115 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # """Tests for btree indices.""" import time import zlib from .. import btree_index, lru_cache, osutils from .. import index as _mod_index from .._bzr_rs import btree_serializer as _btree_serializer from ..lru_cache import FIFOCache from ..transport import MemoryTransport, TracingTransport from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class BTreeTestCase(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): # test names here are suffixed by the key length and reference list count # that they test. def make_nodes(self, count, key_elements, reference_lists): """Generate count*key_elements sample nodes.""" def _pos_to_key(pos, lead=b""): return (lead + (b"%d" % pos) * 40,) keys = [] for prefix_pos in range(key_elements): prefix = _pos_to_key(prefix_pos) if key_elements - 1 else () for pos in range(count): # TODO: This creates odd keys. When count == 100,000, it # creates a 240 byte key key = prefix + _pos_to_key(pos) value = b"value:%d" % pos if reference_lists: # generate some references refs = [] for list_pos in range(reference_lists): # as many keys in each list as its index + the key depth # mod 2 - this generates both 0 length lists and # ones slightly longer than the number of lists. # It also ensures we have non homogeneous lists. refs.append([]) for ref_pos in range(list_pos + pos % 2): if pos % 2: # refer to a nearby key refs[-1].append(prefix + _pos_to_key(pos - 1, b"ref")) else: # serial of this ref in the ref list refs[-1].append(prefix + _pos_to_key(ref_pos, b"ref")) refs[-1] = tuple(refs[-1]) refs = tuple(refs) else: refs = () keys.append((key, value, refs)) return keys def assertEqualApproxCompressed(self, expected, actual, slop=6): """Check a count of compressed bytes is approximately as expected. Relying on compressed length being stable even with fixed inputs is slightly bogus, but zlib is stable enough that this mostly works. """ if not expected - slop < actual < expected + slop: self.fail( "Expected around %d bytes compressed but got %d" % (expected, actual) ) class TestBTreeBuilder(BTreeTestCase): def test_clear_cache(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(reference_lists=0, key_elements=1) # This is a no-op, but we need the api to be consistent with other # BTreeGraphIndex apis. builder.clear_cache() def test_sort_with_btree_graph_index(self): # BTreeBuilder.__lt__ and BTreeGraphIndex.__lt__ must agree so that # tuples mixing the two can be sorted (eg. groupcompress index memos). builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(reference_lists=0, key_elements=1) transport = MemoryTransport() transport.put_bytes("name", b"") graph_index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(transport, "name", 0) self.assertFalse(builder < graph_index) self.assertTrue(graph_index < builder) sorted([(builder, 1), (graph_index, 2)]) def test_empty_1_0(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, reference_lists=0) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n" b"row_lengths=\n", content, ) def test_empty_2_1(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=1) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=2\nlen=0\n" b"row_lengths=\n", content, ) def test_root_leaf_1_0(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, reference_lists=0) nodes = self.make_nodes(5, 1, 0) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqual(131, len(content)) self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=5\n" b"row_lengths=1\n", content[:73], ) node_content = content[73:] node_bytes = zlib.decompress(node_content) expected_node = ( b"type=leaf\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\x00value:0\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00\x00value:1\n" b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\x00value:2\n" b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x00\x00value:3\n" b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\x00value:4\n" ) self.assertEqual(expected_node, node_bytes) def test_root_leaf_2_2(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(5, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqual(238, len(content)) self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=2\nlen=10\n" b"row_lengths=1\n", content[:74], ) node_content = content[74:] node_bytes = zlib.decompress(node_content) expected_node = ( b"type=leaf\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:0\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\r0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:1\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x002222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:2\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x003333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\r0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00value:3\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x004444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:4\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:0\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\r1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:1\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x002222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:2\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x003333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\r1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00value:3\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x004444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:4\n" b"" ) self.assertEqual(expected_node, node_bytes) def test_last_page_rounded_1_layer(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, reference_lists=0) nodes = self.make_nodes(10, 1, 0) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(155, len(content)) self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=10\n" b"row_lengths=1\n", content[:74], ) # Check thelast page is well formed leaf2 = content[74:] leaf2_bytes = zlib.decompress(leaf2) node = btree_index._LeafNode(leaf2_bytes, 1, 0) self.assertEqual(10, len(node)) sorted_node_keys = sorted(node[0] for node in nodes) self.assertEqual(sorted_node_keys, node.all_keys()) def test_2_leaves_2_2(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(100, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(12643, len(content)) self.assertEqual( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=2\nlen=200\n" b"row_lengths=1,3\n", content[:77], ) root = content[77:4096] content[4096:8192] content[8192:12288] content[12288:] root_bytes = zlib.decompress(root) expected_root = ( b"type=internal\n" b"offset=0\n" + (b"0" * 40) + b"\x00" + (b"91" * 40) + b"\n" + (b"1" * 40) + b"\x00" + (b"81" * 40) + b"\n" ) self.assertEqual(expected_root, root_bytes) # We assume the other leaf nodes have been written correctly - layering # FTW. def test_spill_index_stress_1_1(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, spill_at=2) nodes = [node[0:2] for node in self.make_nodes(16, 1, 0)] builder.add_node(*nodes[0]) # Test the parts of the index that take up memory are doing so # predictably. self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) builder.add_node(*nodes[1]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) # now back to memory builder.add_node(*nodes[2]) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) # And spills to a second backing index combing all builder.add_node(*nodes[3]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(2, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) # The next spills to the 2-len slot builder.add_node(*nodes[4]) builder.add_node(*nodes[5]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(2, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) # Next spill combines builder.add_node(*nodes[6]) builder.add_node(*nodes[7]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) # And so forth - counting up in binary. builder.add_node(*nodes[8]) builder.add_node(*nodes[9]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[10]) builder.add_node(*nodes[11]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[12]) # Test that memory and disk are both used for query methods; and that # None is skipped over happily. self.assertEqual( [(builder,) + node for node in sorted(nodes[:13])], list(builder.iter_all_entries()), ) # Two nodes - one memory one disk self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) self.assertEqual(13, builder.key_count()) self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries_prefix([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) builder.add_node(*nodes[13]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[14]) builder.add_node(*nodes[15]) self.assertEqual(4, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[2]) self.assertEqual(16, builder._backing_indices[3].key_count()) # Now finish, and check we got a correctly ordered tree t = self.get_transport("") size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) nodes = list(index.iter_all_entries()) self.assertEqual(sorted(nodes), nodes) self.assertEqual(16, len(nodes)) def test_spill_index_stress_1_1_no_combine(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, spill_at=2) builder.set_optimize(for_size=False, combine_backing_indices=False) nodes = [node[0:2] for node in self.make_nodes(16, 1, 0)] builder.add_node(*nodes[0]) # Test the parts of the index that take up memory are doing so # predictably. self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) builder.add_node(*nodes[1]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) # now back to memory builder.add_node(*nodes[2]) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) # And spills to a second backing index but doesn't combine builder.add_node(*nodes[3]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(2, len(builder._backing_indices)) for backing_index in builder._backing_indices: self.assertEqual(2, backing_index.key_count()) # The next spills to the 3rd slot builder.add_node(*nodes[4]) builder.add_node(*nodes[5]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) for backing_index in builder._backing_indices: self.assertEqual(2, backing_index.key_count()) # Now spill a few more, and check that we don't combine builder.add_node(*nodes[6]) builder.add_node(*nodes[7]) builder.add_node(*nodes[8]) builder.add_node(*nodes[9]) builder.add_node(*nodes[10]) builder.add_node(*nodes[11]) builder.add_node(*nodes[12]) self.assertEqual(6, len(builder._backing_indices)) for backing_index in builder._backing_indices: self.assertEqual(2, backing_index.key_count()) # Test that memory and disk are both used for query methods; and that # None is skipped over happily. self.assertEqual( [(builder,) + node for node in sorted(nodes[:13])], list(builder.iter_all_entries()), ) # Two nodes - one memory one disk self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) self.assertEqual(13, builder.key_count()) self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries_prefix([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) builder.add_node(*nodes[13]) builder.add_node(*nodes[14]) builder.add_node(*nodes[15]) self.assertEqual(8, len(builder._backing_indices)) for backing_index in builder._backing_indices: self.assertEqual(2, backing_index.key_count()) # Now finish, and check we got a correctly ordered tree transport = self.get_transport("") size = transport.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(transport, "index", size) nodes = list(index.iter_all_entries()) self.assertEqual(sorted(nodes), nodes) self.assertEqual(16, len(nodes)) def test_set_optimize(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) builder.set_optimize(for_size=True) self.assertTrue(builder._optimize_for_size) builder.set_optimize(for_size=False) self.assertFalse(builder._optimize_for_size) # test that we can set combine_backing_indices without effecting # _optimize_for_size builder.set_optimize(for_size=True) builder.set_optimize(combine_backing_indices=False) self.assertFalse(builder._combine_backing_indices) self.assertTrue(builder._optimize_for_size) builder.set_optimize(combine_backing_indices=True) self.assertTrue(builder._combine_backing_indices) self.assertTrue(builder._optimize_for_size) def test_spill_index_stress_2_2(self): # test that references and longer keys don't confuse things. builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder( key_elements=2, reference_lists=2, spill_at=2 ) nodes = self.make_nodes(16, 2, 2) builder.add_node(*nodes[0]) # Test the parts of the index that take up memory are doing so # predictably. self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) builder.add_node(*nodes[1]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) # now back to memory # Build up the nodes by key dict old = dict(builder._get_nodes_by_key()) builder.add_node(*nodes[2]) self.assertEqual(1, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIsNot(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertNotEqual({}, builder._nodes_by_key) # We should have a new entry self.assertNotEqual(old, builder._nodes_by_key) # And spills to a second backing index combing all builder.add_node(*nodes[3]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(2, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) # The next spills to the 2-len slot builder.add_node(*nodes[4]) builder.add_node(*nodes[5]) self.assertEqual(0, len(builder._nodes)) self.assertIs(None, builder._nodes_by_key) self.assertEqual(2, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) # Next spill combines builder.add_node(*nodes[6]) builder.add_node(*nodes[7]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) # And so forth - counting up in binary. builder.add_node(*nodes[8]) builder.add_node(*nodes[9]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[10]) builder.add_node(*nodes[11]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[12]) # Test that memory and disk are both used for query methods; and that # None is skipped over happily. self.assertEqual( [(builder,) + node for node in sorted(nodes[:13])], list(builder.iter_all_entries()), ) # Two nodes - one memory one disk self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) self.assertEqual(13, builder.key_count()) self.assertEqual( {(builder,) + node for node in nodes[11:13]}, set(builder.iter_entries_prefix([nodes[12][0], nodes[11][0]])), ) builder.add_node(*nodes[13]) self.assertEqual(3, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(2, builder._backing_indices[0].key_count()) self.assertEqual(4, builder._backing_indices[1].key_count()) self.assertEqual(8, builder._backing_indices[2].key_count()) builder.add_node(*nodes[14]) builder.add_node(*nodes[15]) self.assertEqual(4, len(builder._backing_indices)) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[0]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[1]) self.assertEqual(None, builder._backing_indices[2]) self.assertEqual(16, builder._backing_indices[3].key_count()) # Now finish, and check we got a correctly ordered tree transport = self.get_transport("") size = transport.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(transport, "index", size) nodes = list(index.iter_all_entries()) self.assertEqual(sorted(nodes), nodes) self.assertEqual(16, len(nodes)) def test_spill_index_duplicate_key_caught_on_finish(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, spill_at=2) nodes = [node[0:2] for node in self.make_nodes(16, 1, 0)] builder.add_node(*nodes[0]) builder.add_node(*nodes[1]) builder.add_node(*nodes[0]) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexDuplicateKey, builder.finish) class TestBTreeIndex(BTreeTestCase): def make_index(self, ref_lists=0, key_elements=1, nodes=None): if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder( reference_lists=ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements ) for key, value, references in nodes: builder.add_node(key, value, references) stream = builder.finish() trans = TracingTransport(self.get_transport()) size = trans.put_file("index", stream) return btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", size) def make_index_with_offset(self, ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=None, offset=0): if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder( key_elements=key_elements, reference_lists=ref_lists ) builder.add_nodes(nodes) transport = self.get_transport("") # NamedTemporaryFile dies on builder.finish().read(). weird. temp_file = builder.finish() content = temp_file.read() del temp_file size = len(content) transport.put_bytes("index", (b" " * offset) + content) return btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(transport, "index", size=size, offset=offset) def test_clear_cache(self): nodes = self.make_nodes(160, 2, 2) index = self.make_index(ref_lists=2, key_elements=2, nodes=nodes) self.assertEqual(1, len(list(index.iter_entries([nodes[30][0]])))) self.assertEqual([1, 4], index._row_lengths) self.assertIsNot(None, index._root_node) internal_node_pre_clear = set(index._internal_node_cache) self.assertGreater(len(index._leaf_node_cache), 0) index.clear_cache() # We don't touch _root_node or _internal_node_cache, both should be # small, and can save a round trip or two self.assertIsNot(None, index._root_node) # NOTE: We don't want to affect the _internal_node_cache, as we expect # it will be small, and if we ever do touch this index again, it # will save round-trips. This assertion isn't very strong, # becuase without a 3-level index, we don't have any internal # nodes cached. self.assertEqual(internal_node_pre_clear, set(index._internal_node_cache)) self.assertEqual(0, len(index._leaf_node_cache)) def test_trivial_constructor(self): t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", None) # Checks the page size at load, but that isn't logged yet. self.assertEqual([], t._activity) def test_with_size_constructor(self): t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", 1) # Checks the page size at load, but that isn't logged yet. self.assertEqual([], t._activity) def test_empty_key_count_no_size(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, reference_lists=0) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", None) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) self.assertEqual(0, index.key_count()) # The entire index should have been requested (as we generally have the # size available, and doing many small readvs is inappropriate). # We can't tell how much was actually read here, but - check the code. self.assertEqual([("get", "index")], t._activity) def test_empty_key_count(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=1, reference_lists=0) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) self.assertEqual(72, size) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) self.assertEqual(0, index.key_count()) # The entire index should have been read, as 4K > size self.assertEqual([("readv", "index", [(0, 72)], False, None)], t._activity) def test_non_empty_key_count_2_2(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(35, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) self.assertEqual(70, index.key_count()) # The entire index should have been read, as it is one page long. self.assertEqual([("readv", "index", [(0, size)], False, None)], t._activity) self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(1173, size) def test_with_offset_no_size(self): index = self.make_index_with_offset( key_elements=1, ref_lists=1, offset=1234, nodes=self.make_nodes(200, 1, 1) ) index._size = None # throw away the size info self.assertEqual(200, index.key_count()) def test_with_small_offset(self): index = self.make_index_with_offset( key_elements=1, ref_lists=1, offset=1234, nodes=self.make_nodes(200, 1, 1) ) self.assertEqual(200, index.key_count()) def test_with_large_offset(self): index = self.make_index_with_offset( key_elements=1, ref_lists=1, offset=123456, nodes=self.make_nodes(200, 1, 1) ) self.assertEqual(200, index.key_count()) def test__read_nodes_no_size_one_page_reads_once(self): self.make_index(nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ())]) trans = TracingTransport(self.get_transport()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", None) del trans._activity[:] nodes = dict(index._read_nodes([0])) self.assertEqual({0}, set(nodes)) node = nodes[0] self.assertEqual([(b"key",)], node.all_keys()) self.assertEqual([("get", "index")], trans._activity) def test__read_nodes_no_size_multiple_pages(self): index = self.make_index(2, 2, nodes=self.make_nodes(160, 2, 2)) index.key_count() num_pages = index._row_offsets[-1] # Reopen with a traced transport and no size trans = TracingTransport(self.get_transport()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", None) del trans._activity[:] nodes = dict(index._read_nodes([0])) self.assertEqual(list(range(num_pages)), sorted(nodes)) def test_2_levels_key_count_2_2(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(160, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(17692, size) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) self.assertEqual(320, index.key_count()) # The entire index should not have been read. self.assertEqual([("readv", "index", [(0, 4096)], False, None)], t._activity) def test_validate_one_page(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(45, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) index.validate() # The entire index should have been read linearly. self.assertEqual([("readv", "index", [(0, size)], False, None)], t._activity) self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(1488, size) def test_validate_two_pages(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) nodes = self.make_nodes(80, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) # Root page, 2 leaf pages self.assertEqualApproxCompressed(9339, size) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) index.validate() rem = size - 8192 # Number of remaining bytes after second block # The entire index should have been read linearly. self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(0, 4096)], False, None), ("readv", "index", [(4096, 4096), (8192, rem)], False, None), ], t._activity, ) # XXX: TODO: write some badly-ordered nodes, and some pointers-to-wrong # node and make validate find them. def test_eq_ne(self): # two indices are equal when constructed with the same parameters: t1 = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) t2 = self.get_transport() self.assertEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", None), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", None), ) self.assertEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t2, "index", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "inde1", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "inde2", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 10), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), ) self.assertEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", None), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", None), ) self.assertEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t2, "index", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "inde1", 20), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "inde2", 20), ) self.assertNotEqual( btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 10), btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t1, "index", 20), ) def test_key_too_big(self): # the size that matters here is the _compressed_ size of the key, so we can't # do a simple character repeat. bigKey = b"".join(b"%d" % n for n in range(4096)) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, self.make_index, nodes=[((bigKey,), b"value", ())] ) def test_iter_all_only_root_no_size(self): self.make_index(nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ())]) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", None) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual( [((b"key",), b"value")], [x[1:] for x in index.iter_all_entries()] ) self.assertEqual([("get", "index")], t._activity) def test_iter_entries_references_2_refs_resolved(self): # iterating some entries reads just the pages needed. For now, to # get it working and start measuring, only 4K pages are read. builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(key_elements=2, reference_lists=2) # 80 nodes is enough to create a two-level index. nodes = self.make_nodes(160, 2, 2) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) t = TracingTransport(self.get_transport("")) size = t.put_file("index", builder.finish()) del builder index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(t, "index", size) del t._activity[:] self.assertEqual([], t._activity) # search for one key found_nodes = list(index.iter_entries([nodes[30][0]])) bare_nodes = [] for node in found_nodes: self.assertIs(node[0], index) bare_nodes.append(node[1:]) # Should be as long as the nodes we supplied self.assertEqual(1, len(found_nodes)) # Should have the same content self.assertEqual(nodes[30], bare_nodes[0]) # Should have read the root node, then one leaf page: self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(0, 4096)], False, None), ( "readv", "index", [ (8192, 4096), ], False, None, ), ], t._activity, ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_element_key_None(self): index = self.make_index() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(None,)]) ) def test_iter_key_prefix_wrong_length(self): index = self.make_index() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo", None)]) ) index = self.make_index(key_elements=2) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo",)]) ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo", None, None)]), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_no_refs(self): index = self.make_index( nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ()), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ())] ) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data"), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata")}, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_refs(self): index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_no_refs(self): index = self.make_index( key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ()), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ()), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ()), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_refs(self): index = self.make_index( 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ([(b"ref", b"erence")],)), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ([],)), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) # XXX: external_references tests are duplicated in test_index. We # probably should have per_graph_index tests... def test_external_references_no_refs(self): index = self.make_index(ref_lists=0, nodes=[]) self.assertRaises(ValueError, index.external_references, 0) def test_external_references_no_results(self): index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([],))]) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) def test_external_references_missing_ref(self): missing_key = (b"missing",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([missing_key],))] ) self.assertEqual({missing_key}, index.external_references(0)) def test_external_references_multiple_ref_lists(self): missing_key = (b"missing",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=2, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([], [missing_key]))] ) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) self.assertEqual({missing_key}, index.external_references(1)) def test_external_references_two_records(self): index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, nodes=[ ((b"key-1",), b"value", ([(b"key-2",)],)), ((b"key-2",), b"value", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) def test__find_ancestors_one_page(self): key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([],)), ], ) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key1], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_one_page_w_missing(self): key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([],)), ], ) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key2, key3], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key2: ()}, parent_map) # we know that key3 is missing because we read the page that it would # otherwise be on self.assertEqual({key3}, missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_one_parent_missing(self): key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([key3],)), ], ) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key1], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: (key3,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) # all we know is that key3 wasn't present on the page we were reading # but if you look, the last key is key2 which comes before key3, so we # don't know whether key3 would land on this page or not. self.assertEqual({key3}, search_keys) search_keys = index._find_ancestors(search_keys, 0, parent_map, missing_keys) # passing it back in, we are sure it is 'missing' self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: (key3,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({key3}, missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_dont_search_known(self): key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([key3],)), (key3, b"value", ([],)), ], ) # We already know about key2, so we won't try to search for key3 parent_map = {key2: (key3,)} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key1], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: (key3,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_multiple_pages(self): # We need to use enough keys that we actually cause a split start_time = 1249671539 email = "joebob@example.com" nodes = [] ref_lists = ((),) rev_keys = [] for i in range(400): rev_id = ( "{}-{}-{}".format( email, time.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S", time.gmtime(start_time + i)), osutils.rand_chars(16), ) ).encode("ascii") rev_key = (rev_id,) nodes.append((rev_key, b"value", ref_lists)) # We have a ref 'list' of length 1, with a list of parents, with 1 # parent which is a key ref_lists = ((rev_key,),) rev_keys.append(rev_key) index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=nodes) self.assertEqual(400, index.key_count()) self.assertEqual(3, len(index._row_offsets)) nodes = dict(index._read_nodes([1, 2])) l1 = nodes[1] l2 = nodes[2] min_l2_key = l2.min_key max_l1_key = l1.max_key self.assertLess(max_l1_key, min_l2_key) parents_min_l2_key = l2[min_l2_key][1][0] self.assertEqual((l1.max_key,), parents_min_l2_key) # Now, whatever key we select that would fall on the second page, # should give us all the parents until the page break key_idx = rev_keys.index(min_l2_key) next_key = rev_keys[key_idx + 1] # So now when we get the parent map, we should get the key we are # looking for, min_l2_key, and then a reference to go look for the # parent of that key parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([next_key], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual([min_l2_key, next_key], sorted(parent_map)) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual({max_l1_key}, search_keys) parent_map = {} search_keys = index._find_ancestors([max_l1_key], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual(l1.all_keys(), sorted(parent_map)) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_empty_index(self): index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[]) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors( [("one",), ("two",)], 0, parent_map, missing_keys ) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) self.assertEqual({}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({("one",), ("two",)}, missing_keys) def test_supports_unlimited_cache(self): builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(reference_lists=0, key_elements=1) # We need enough nodes to cause a page split (so we have both an # internal node and a couple leaf nodes. 500 seems to be enough.) nodes = self.make_nodes(500, 1, 0) for node in nodes: builder.add_node(*node) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file("index", stream) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", size) self.assertEqual(500, index.key_count()) # We have an internal node self.assertEqual(2, len(index._row_lengths)) # We have at least 2 leaf nodes self.assertGreaterEqual(index._row_lengths[-1], 2) self.assertIsInstance(index._leaf_node_cache, lru_cache.LRUCache) self.assertEqual(1000, index._leaf_node_cache._max_cache) self.assertIsInstance(index._internal_node_cache, FIFOCache) self.assertEqual(100, index._internal_node_cache._max_cache) # No change if unlimited_cache=False is passed index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", size, unlimited_cache=False) self.assertIsInstance(index._leaf_node_cache, lru_cache.LRUCache) self.assertEqual(1000, index._leaf_node_cache._max_cache) self.assertIsInstance(index._internal_node_cache, FIFOCache) self.assertEqual(100, index._internal_node_cache._max_cache) index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, "index", size, unlimited_cache=True) self.assertIsInstance(index._leaf_node_cache, dict) self.assertIs(type(index._internal_node_cache), dict) # Exercise the lookup code entries = set(index.iter_entries([n[0] for n in nodes])) self.assertEqual(500, len(entries)) class TestBTreeNodes(BTreeTestCase): def test_LeafNode_1_0(self): node_bytes = ( b"type=leaf\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\x00value:0\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00\x00value:1\n" b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\x00value:2\n" b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x00\x00value:3\n" b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\x00value:4\n" ) node = btree_index._LeafNode(node_bytes, 1, 0) # We do direct access, or don't care about order, to leaf nodes most of # the time, so a dict is useful: self.assertEqual( { (b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",): (b"value:0", ()), (b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111",): (b"value:1", ()), (b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222",): (b"value:2", ()), (b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333",): (b"value:3", ()), (b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444",): (b"value:4", ()), }, dict(node.all_items()), ) def test_LeafNode_2_2(self): node_bytes = ( b"type=leaf\n" b"00\x0000\x00\t00\x00ref00\x00value:0\n" b"00\x0011\x0000\x00ref00\t00\x00ref00\r01\x00ref01\x00value:1\n" b"11\x0033\x0011\x00ref22\t11\x00ref22\r11\x00ref22\x00value:3\n" b"11\x0044\x00\t11\x00ref00\x00value:4\n" b"" ) node = btree_index._LeafNode(node_bytes, 2, 2) # We do direct access, or don't care about order, to leaf nodes most of # the time, so a dict is useful: self.assertEqual( { (b"00", b"00"): (b"value:0", ((), ((b"00", b"ref00"),))), (b"00", b"11"): ( b"value:1", (((b"00", b"ref00"),), ((b"00", b"ref00"), (b"01", b"ref01"))), ), (b"11", b"33"): ( b"value:3", (((b"11", b"ref22"),), ((b"11", b"ref22"), (b"11", b"ref22"))), ), (b"11", b"44"): (b"value:4", ((), ((b"11", b"ref00"),))), }, dict(node.all_items()), ) def test_InternalNode_1(self): node_bytes = ( b"type=internal\n" b"offset=1\n" b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\n" b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\n" b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\n" b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\n" b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\n" ) node = btree_index._InternalNode(node_bytes) # We want to bisect to find the right children from this node, so a # vector is most useful. self.assertEqual( [ (b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",), (b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111",), (b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222",), (b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333",), (b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444",), ], node.keys, ) self.assertEqual(1, node.offset) def assertFlattened(self, expected, key, value, refs): flat_key, flat_line = _btree_serializer._flatten_node( (None, key, value, refs), bool(refs) ) self.assertEqual(b"\x00".join(key), flat_key) self.assertEqual(expected, flat_line) def test__flatten_node(self): self.assertFlattened(b"key\0\0value\n", (b"key",), b"value", []) self.assertFlattened( b"key\0tuple\0\0value str\n", (b"key", b"tuple"), b"value str", [] ) self.assertFlattened( b"key\0tuple\0triple\0\0value str\n", (b"key", b"tuple", b"triple"), b"value str", [], ) self.assertFlattened( b"k\0t\0s\0ref\0value str\n", (b"k", b"t", b"s"), b"value str", [[(b"ref",)]], ) self.assertFlattened( b"key\0tuple\0ref\0key\0value str\n", (b"key", b"tuple"), b"value str", [[(b"ref", b"key")]], ) self.assertFlattened( b"00\x0000\x00\t00\x00ref00\x00value:0\n", (b"00", b"00"), b"value:0", ((), ((b"00", b"ref00"),)), ) self.assertFlattened( b"00\x0011\x0000\x00ref00\t00\x00ref00\r01\x00ref01\x00value:1\n", (b"00", b"11"), b"value:1", (((b"00", b"ref00"),), ((b"00", b"ref00"), (b"01", b"ref01"))), ) self.assertFlattened( b"11\x0033\x0011\x00ref22\t11\x00ref22\r11\x00ref22\x00value:3\n", (b"11", b"33"), b"value:3", (((b"11", b"ref22"),), ((b"11", b"ref22"), (b"11", b"ref22"))), ) self.assertFlattened( b"11\x0044\x00\t11\x00ref00\x00value:4\n", (b"11", b"44"), b"value:4", ((), ((b"11", b"ref00"),)), ) class TestCompiledBtree(TestCase): def test_exists(self): # Verify the Rust btree serializer module is available import bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_serializer # noqa: F401 class TestMultiBisectRight(TestCase): def assertMultiBisectRight(self, offsets, search_keys, fixed_keys): self.assertEqual( offsets, btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex._multi_bisect_right(search_keys, fixed_keys), ) def test_after(self): self.assertMultiBisectRight([(1, ["b"])], ["b"], ["a"]) self.assertMultiBisectRight( [(3, ["e", "f", "g"])], ["e", "f", "g"], ["a", "b", "c"] ) def test_before(self): self.assertMultiBisectRight([(0, ["a"])], ["a"], ["b"]) self.assertMultiBisectRight( [(0, ["a", "b", "c", "d"])], ["a", "b", "c", "d"], ["e", "f", "g"] ) def test_exact(self): self.assertMultiBisectRight([(1, ["a"])], ["a"], ["a"]) self.assertMultiBisectRight([(1, ["a"]), (2, ["b"])], ["a", "b"], ["a", "b"]) self.assertMultiBisectRight( [(1, ["a"]), (3, ["c"])], ["a", "c"], ["a", "b", "c"] ) def test_inbetween(self): self.assertMultiBisectRight([(1, ["b"])], ["b"], ["a", "c"]) self.assertMultiBisectRight( [(1, ["b", "c", "d"]), (2, ["f", "g"])], ["b", "c", "d", "f", "g"], ["a", "e", "h"], ) def test_mixed(self): self.assertMultiBisectRight( [(0, ["a", "b"]), (2, ["d", "e"]), (4, ["g", "h"])], ["a", "b", "d", "e", "g", "h"], ["c", "d", "f", "g"], ) class TestExpandOffsets(TestCase): def make_index(self, size, recommended_pages=None): """Make an index with a generic size. This doesn't actually create anything on disk, it just primes a BTreeGraphIndex with the recommended information. """ index = btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(MemoryTransport(), "test-index", size=size) if recommended_pages is not None: index._recommended_pages = recommended_pages return index def set_cached_offsets(self, index, cached_offsets): """Monkeypatch to give a canned answer for _get_offsets_for...().""" def _get_offsets_to_cached_pages(): cached = set(cached_offsets) return cached index._get_offsets_to_cached_pages = _get_offsets_to_cached_pages def prepare_index( self, index, node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, row_lengths, cached_offsets ): """Setup the BTreeGraphIndex with some pre-canned information.""" index.node_ref_lists = node_ref_lists index._key_length = key_length index._key_count = key_count index._row_lengths = row_lengths index._compute_row_offsets() index._root_node = btree_index._InternalNode(b"internal\noffset=0\n") self.set_cached_offsets(index, cached_offsets) def make_100_node_index(self): index = self.make_index(4096 * 100, 6) # Consider we've already made a single request at the middle self.prepare_index( index, node_ref_lists=0, key_length=1, key_count=1000, row_lengths=[1, 99], cached_offsets=[0, 50], ) return index def make_1000_node_index(self): index = self.make_index(4096 * 1000, 6) # Pretend we've already made a single request in the middle self.prepare_index( index, node_ref_lists=0, key_length=1, key_count=90000, row_lengths=[1, 9, 990], cached_offsets=[0, 5, 500], ) return index def assertNumPages(self, expected_pages, index, size): index._size = size self.assertEqual(expected_pages, index._compute_total_pages_in_index()) def assertExpandOffsets(self, expected, index, offsets): self.assertEqual( expected, index._expand_offsets(offsets), f"We did not get the expected value after expanding {offsets}", ) def test_default_recommended_pages(self): index = self.make_index(None) # local transport recommends 4096 byte reads, which is 1 page self.assertEqual(1, index._recommended_pages) def test__compute_total_pages_in_index(self): index = self.make_index(None) self.assertNumPages(1, index, 1024) self.assertNumPages(1, index, 4095) self.assertNumPages(1, index, 4096) self.assertNumPages(2, index, 4097) self.assertNumPages(2, index, 8192) self.assertNumPages(76, index, 4096 * 75 + 10) def test__find_layer_start_and_stop(self): index = self.make_1000_node_index() self.assertEqual((0, 1), index._find_layer_first_and_end(0)) self.assertEqual((1, 10), index._find_layer_first_and_end(1)) self.assertEqual((1, 10), index._find_layer_first_and_end(9)) self.assertEqual((10, 1000), index._find_layer_first_and_end(10)) self.assertEqual((10, 1000), index._find_layer_first_and_end(99)) self.assertEqual((10, 1000), index._find_layer_first_and_end(999)) def test_unknown_size(self): # We should not expand if we don't know the file size index = self.make_index(None, 10) self.assertExpandOffsets([0], index, [0]) self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 4, 9], index, [1, 4, 9]) def test_more_than_recommended(self): index = self.make_index(4096 * 100, 2) self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 10], index, [1, 10]) self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 10, 20], index, [1, 10, 20]) def test_read_all_from_root(self): index = self.make_index(4096 * 10, 20) self.assertExpandOffsets(list(range(10)), index, [0]) def test_read_all_when_cached(self): # We've read enough that we can grab all the rest in a single request index = self.make_index(4096 * 10, 5) self.prepare_index( index, node_ref_lists=0, key_length=1, key_count=1000, row_lengths=[1, 9], cached_offsets=[0, 1, 2, 5, 6], ) # It should fill the remaining nodes, regardless of the one requested self.assertExpandOffsets([3, 4, 7, 8, 9], index, [3]) self.assertExpandOffsets([3, 4, 7, 8, 9], index, [8]) self.assertExpandOffsets([3, 4, 7, 8, 9], index, [9]) def test_no_root_node(self): index = self.make_index(4096 * 10, 5) self.assertExpandOffsets([0], index, [0]) def test_include_neighbors(self): index = self.make_100_node_index() # We expand in both directions, until we have at least 'recommended' # pages self.assertExpandOffsets([9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15], index, [12]) self.assertExpandOffsets([88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94], index, [91]) # If we hit an 'edge' we continue in the other direction self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], index, [2]) self.assertExpandOffsets([94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99], index, [98]) # Requesting many nodes will expand all locations equally self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 2, 3, 80, 81, 82], index, [2, 81]) self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 80, 81, 82], index, [2, 10, 81]) def test_stop_at_cached(self): index = self.make_100_node_index() self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 10, 19]) self.assertExpandOffsets([11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16], index, [11]) self.assertExpandOffsets([11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16], index, [12]) self.assertExpandOffsets([12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18], index, [15]) self.assertExpandOffsets([13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18], index, [16]) self.assertExpandOffsets([13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18], index, [17]) self.assertExpandOffsets([13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18], index, [18]) def test_cannot_fully_expand(self): index = self.make_100_node_index() self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 10, 12]) # We don't go into an endless loop if we are bound by cached nodes self.assertExpandOffsets([11], index, [11]) def test_overlap(self): index = self.make_100_node_index() self.assertExpandOffsets([10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15], index, [12, 13]) self.assertExpandOffsets([10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15], index, [11, 14]) def test_stay_within_layer(self): index = self.make_1000_node_index() # When expanding a request, we won't read nodes from the next layer self.assertExpandOffsets([1, 2, 3, 4], index, [2]) self.assertExpandOffsets([6, 7, 8, 9], index, [6]) self.assertExpandOffsets([6, 7, 8, 9], index, [9]) self.assertExpandOffsets([10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15], index, [10]) self.assertExpandOffsets([10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16], index, [13]) self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 4, 12]) self.assertExpandOffsets([5, 6, 7, 8, 9], index, [7]) self.assertExpandOffsets([10, 11], index, [11]) def test_small_requests_unexpanded(self): index = self.make_100_node_index() self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0]) self.assertExpandOffsets([1], index, [1]) self.assertExpandOffsets([50], index, [50]) # If we request more than one node, then we'll expand self.assertExpandOffsets([49, 50, 51, 59, 60, 61], index, [50, 60]) # The first pass does not expand index = self.make_1000_node_index() self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0]) self.assertExpandOffsets([1], index, [1]) self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 1]) self.assertExpandOffsets([100], index, [100]) self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 1, 100]) # But after the first depth, we will expand self.assertExpandOffsets([2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], index, [2]) self.assertExpandOffsets([2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], index, [4]) self.set_cached_offsets(index, [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 100]) self.assertExpandOffsets([102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108], index, [105]) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_chk_map.py0000644000000000000000000042605315207367274020254 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for maps built on a CHK versionedfiles facility.""" from bzrformats import osutils from bzrformats.errors import InconsistentDeltaDelta from .. import chk_map, groupcompress from ..chk_map import ( CHKMap, InternalNode, LeafNode, _bytes_to_text_key, _deserialise_internal_node, _deserialise_leaf_node, _search_key_16, _search_key_255, common_prefix_pair, ) from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class TestDeserialiseLeafNode(TestCase): """Tests for Deserialise Leaf Node.""" def assertDeserialiseErrors(self, text): """Assert DeserialiseErrors.""" self.assertRaises( (ValueError, IndexError), _deserialise_leaf_node, text, b"not-a-real-sha", ) def test_raises_on_non_leaf(self): """Test raises on non leaf.""" self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"short\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknotleaf:\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:x\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:\nnotint\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:\n10\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:\n10\n256\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chkleaf:\n10\n256\n10\n") def test_deserialise_empty(self): """Test deserialise empty.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n0\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(0, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertIsInstance(node.key(), tuple) self.assertIs(None, node._search_prefix) self.assertIs(None, node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_deserialise_items(self): """Test deserialise items.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo bar",), b"baz"), ((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_null_width_1(self): """Test deserialise item with null width 1.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo\x001\nbar\x00baz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo",), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_null_width_2(self): """Test deserialise item with null width 2.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\n\nfoo\x001\x001\nbar\x00baz\nquux\x00\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"quux", b""), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_iteritems_selected_one_of_two_items(self): """Test iteritems selected one of two items.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None, [(b"quux",), (b"qaz",)])), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_common_prefix(self): """Test deserialise item with common prefix.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\nfoo\x00\n1\x001\nbar\x00baz\n2\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"foo", b"2"), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) self.assertIs(chk_map._unknown, node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo\x00", node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_deserialise_multi_line(self): """Test deserialise multi line.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\nfoo\x00\n1\x002\nbar\nbaz\n2\x002\nblarh\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\nbaz"), ((b"foo", b"2"), b"blarh\n"), ], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) self.assertIs(chk_map._unknown, node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo\x00", node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_key_after_map(self): """Test key after map.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node(b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n0\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",)) node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(None, node.key()) def test_key_after_unmap(self): """Test key after unmap.""" node = _deserialise_leaf_node( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) node.unmap(None, (b"foo bar",)) self.assertEqual(None, node.key()) class TestDeserialiseInternalNode(TestCase): """Tests for Deserialise Internal Node.""" def assertDeserialiseErrors(self, text): """Assert DeserialiseErrors.""" self.assertRaises( (ValueError, IndexError), _deserialise_internal_node, text, (b"not-a-real-sha",), ) def test_raises_on_non_internal(self): """Test raises on non internal.""" self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"short\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknotnode:\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:x\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\nnotint\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\n10\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\n10\n256\n") self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\n10\n256\n10\n") # no trailing newline self.assertDeserialiseErrors(b"chknode:\n10\n256\n0\n1\nfo") def test_deserialise_one(self): """Test deserialise one.""" node = _deserialise_internal_node( b"chknode:\n10\n1\n1\n\na\x00sha1:abcd\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertIsInstance(node, chk_map.InternalNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertEqual(b"", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual({b"a": (b"sha1:abcd",)}, node._items) def test_deserialise_with_prefix(self): """Test deserialise with prefix.""" node = _deserialise_internal_node( b"chknode:\n10\n1\n1\npref\na\x00sha1:abcd\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertIsInstance(node, chk_map.InternalNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertEqual(b"pref", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual({b"prefa": (b"sha1:abcd",)}, node._items) node = _deserialise_internal_node( b"chknode:\n10\n1\n1\npref\n\x00sha1:abcd\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertIsInstance(node, chk_map.InternalNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertEqual(b"pref", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual({b"pref": (b"sha1:abcd",)}, node._items) def test_deserialise_pref_with_null(self): """Test deserialise pref with null.""" node = _deserialise_internal_node( b"chknode:\n10\n1\n1\npref\x00fo\n\x00sha1:abcd\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertIsInstance(node, chk_map.InternalNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertEqual(b"pref\x00fo", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual({b"pref\x00fo": (b"sha1:abcd",)}, node._items) def test_deserialise_with_null_pref(self): """Test deserialise with null pref.""" node = _deserialise_internal_node( b"chknode:\n10\n1\n1\npref\x00fo\n\x00\x00sha1:abcd\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertIsInstance(node, chk_map.InternalNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertEqual(b"pref\x00fo", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual({b"pref\x00fo\x00": (b"sha1:abcd",)}, node._items) class TestNode(TestCase): """Tests for Node.""" def assertCommonPrefix(self, expected_common, prefix, key): """Assert CommonPrefix.""" common = common_prefix_pair(prefix, key) self.assertLessEqual(len(common), len(prefix)) self.assertLessEqual(len(common), len(key)) self.assertStartsWith(prefix, common) self.assertStartsWith(key, common) self.assertEqual(expected_common, common) def test_common_prefix(self): """Test common prefix.""" self.assertCommonPrefix(b"beg", b"beg", b"begin") def test_no_common_prefix(self): """Test no common prefix.""" self.assertCommonPrefix(b"", b"begin", b"end") def test_equal(self): """Test equal.""" self.assertCommonPrefix(b"begin", b"begin", b"begin") def test_not_a_prefix(self): """Test not a prefix.""" self.assertCommonPrefix(b"b", b"begin", b"b") def test_empty(self): """Test empty.""" self.assertCommonPrefix(b"", b"", b"end") self.assertCommonPrefix(b"", b"begin", b"") self.assertCommonPrefix(b"", b"", b"") class TestCaseWithStore(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for Store.""" def get_chk_bytes(self): """Get chk bytes.""" # This creates a standalone CHK store. factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory(False, False, 1) self.chk_bytes = factory(self.get_transport()) return self.chk_bytes def _get_map( self, a_dict, maximum_size=0, chk_bytes=None, key_width=1, search_key_func=None ): if chk_bytes is None: chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict( chk_bytes, a_dict, maximum_size=maximum_size, key_width=key_width, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) root_key2 = CHKMap._create_via_map( chk_bytes, a_dict, maximum_size=maximum_size, key_width=key_width, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) self.assertEqual( root_key, root_key2, "CHKMap.from_dict() did not match CHKMap._create_via_map", ) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key, search_key_func=search_key_func) return chkmap def read_bytes(self, chk_bytes, key): """Read bytes.""" stream = chk_bytes.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True) record = next(stream) if record.storage_kind == "absent": self.fail(f"Store does not contain the key {key}") return record.get_bytes_as("fulltext") def to_dict(self, node, *args): """To dict.""" return dict(node.iteritems(*args)) class TestCaseWithExampleMaps(TestCaseWithStore): """Tests for Example Maps.""" def get_chk_bytes(self): """Get chk bytes.""" if getattr(self, "_chk_bytes", None) is None: self._chk_bytes = super().get_chk_bytes() return self._chk_bytes def get_map(self, a_dict, maximum_size=100, search_key_func=None): """Get map.""" c_map = self._get_map( a_dict, maximum_size=maximum_size, chk_bytes=self.get_chk_bytes(), search_key_func=search_key_func, ) return c_map def make_root_only_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Make root only map.""" return self.get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"initial aaa content", (b"abb",): b"initial abb content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) def make_root_only_aaa_ddd_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Make root only aaa ddd map.""" return self.get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"initial aaa content", (b"ddd",): b"initial ddd content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) def make_one_deep_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Make one deep map.""" # Same as root_only_map, except it forces an InternalNode at the root return self.get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"initial aaa content", (b"abb",): b"initial abb content", (b"ccc",): b"initial ccc content", (b"ddd",): b"initial ddd content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) def make_two_deep_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Make two deep map.""" # Carefully chosen so that it creates a 2-deep map for both # _search_key_plain and for _search_key_16 # Also so that things line up with make_one_deep_two_prefix_map return self.get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"initial aaa content", (b"abb",): b"initial abb content", (b"acc",): b"initial acc content", (b"ace",): b"initial ace content", (b"add",): b"initial add content", (b"adh",): b"initial adh content", (b"adl",): b"initial adl content", (b"ccc",): b"initial ccc content", (b"ddd",): b"initial ddd content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) def make_one_deep_two_prefix_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Create a map with one internal node, but references are extra long. Otherwise has similar content to make_two_deep_map. """ return self.get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"initial aaa content", (b"add",): b"initial add content", (b"adh",): b"initial adh content", (b"adl",): b"initial adl content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) def make_one_deep_one_prefix_map(self, search_key_func=None): """Create a map with one internal node, but references are extra long. Similar to make_one_deep_two_prefix_map, except the split is at the first char, rather than the second. """ return self.get_map( { (b"add",): b"initial add content", (b"adh",): b"initial adh content", (b"adl",): b"initial adl content", (b"bbb",): b"initial bbb content", }, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) class TestTestCaseWithExampleMaps(TestCaseWithExampleMaps): """Actual tests for the provided examples.""" def test_root_only_map_plain(self): """Test root only map plain.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_root_only_map_16(self): """Test root only map 16.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_map(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_map_plain(self): """Test one deep map plain.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('ccc',) 'initial ccc content'\n" " 'd' LeafNode\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_map_16(self): """Test one deep map 16.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_map(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " '2' LeafNode\n" " ('ccc',) 'initial ccc content'\n" " '4' LeafNode\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n" " 'F' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_root_only_aaa_ddd_plain(self): """Test root only aaa ddd plain.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_aaa_ddd_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_root_only_aaa_ddd_16(self): """Test root only aaa ddd 16.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_aaa_ddd_map(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16) # We use 'aaa' and 'ddd' because they happen to map to 'F' when using # _search_key_16 self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_two_deep_map_plain(self): """Test two deep map plain.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n" " 'ac' LeafNode\n" " ('acc',) 'initial acc content'\n" " ('ace',) 'initial ace content'\n" " 'ad' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('ccc',) 'initial ccc content'\n" " 'd' LeafNode\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_two_deep_map_16(self): """Test two deep map 16.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " '2' LeafNode\n" " ('acc',) 'initial acc content'\n" " ('ccc',) 'initial ccc content'\n" " '4' LeafNode\n" " ('abb',) 'initial abb content'\n" " 'C' LeafNode\n" " ('ace',) 'initial ace content'\n" " 'F' InternalNode\n" " 'F0' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " 'F3' LeafNode\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n" " 'F4' LeafNode\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " 'FB' LeafNode\n" " ('ddd',) 'initial ddd content'\n" " 'FD' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_two_prefix_map_plain(self): """Test one deep two prefix map plain.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_two_prefix_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " 'ad' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_two_prefix_map_16(self): """Test one deep two prefix map 16.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_two_prefix_map( search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16 ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'F0' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'initial aaa content'\n" " 'F3' LeafNode\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n" " 'F4' LeafNode\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " 'FD' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_one_prefix_map_plain(self): """Test one deep one prefix map plain.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_one_prefix_map() self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'initial bbb content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) def test_one_deep_one_prefix_map_16(self): """Test one deep one prefix map 16.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_one_prefix_map( search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16 ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " '4' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'initial bbb content'\n" " 'F' LeafNode\n" " ('add',) 'initial add content'\n" " ('adh',) 'initial adh content'\n" " ('adl',) 'initial adl content'\n", c_map._dump_tree(), ) class TestMap(TestCaseWithStore): """Tests for Map.""" def assertHasABMap(self, chk_bytes): """Assert HasABMap.""" ab_leaf_bytes = b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n1\na\n\x001\nb\n" ab_sha1 = osutils.sha_string(ab_leaf_bytes) self.assertEqual(b"90986195696b177c8895d48fdb4b7f2366f798a0", ab_sha1) root_key = (b"sha1:" + ab_sha1,) self.assertEqual(ab_leaf_bytes, self.read_bytes(chk_bytes, root_key)) return root_key def assertHasEmptyMap(self, chk_bytes): """Assert HasEmptyMap.""" empty_leaf_bytes = b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n0\n\n" empty_sha1 = osutils.sha_string(empty_leaf_bytes) self.assertEqual(b"8571e09bf1bcc5b9621ce31b3d4c93d6e9a1ed26", empty_sha1) root_key = (b"sha1:" + empty_sha1,) self.assertEqual(empty_leaf_bytes, self.read_bytes(chk_bytes, root_key)) return root_key def assertMapLayoutEqual(self, map_one, map_two): """Assert that the internal structure is identical between the maps.""" map_one._ensure_root() node_one_stack = [map_one._root_node] map_two._ensure_root() node_two_stack = [map_two._root_node] while node_one_stack: node_one = node_one_stack.pop() node_two = node_two_stack.pop() if node_one.__class__ != node_two.__class__: self.assertEqualDiff( map_one._dump_tree(include_keys=True), map_two._dump_tree(include_keys=True), ) self.assertEqual(node_one._search_prefix, node_two._search_prefix) if isinstance(node_one, InternalNode): # Internal nodes must have identical references self.assertEqual( sorted(node_one._items.keys()), sorted(node_two._items.keys()) ) node_one_stack.extend( sorted( [n for n, _ in node_one._iter_nodes(map_one._store)], key=lambda a: a._search_prefix, ) ) node_two_stack.extend( sorted( [n for n, _ in node_two._iter_nodes(map_two._store)], key=lambda a: a._search_prefix, ) ) else: # Leaf nodes must have identical contents self.assertEqual(node_one._items, node_two._items) self.assertEqual([], node_two_stack) def assertCanonicalForm(self, chkmap): """Assert that the chkmap is in 'canonical' form. We do this by adding all of the key value pairs from scratch, both in forward order and reverse order, and assert that the final tree layout is identical. """ items = list(chkmap.iteritems()) map_forward = chk_map.CHKMap(None, None) map_forward._root_node.set_maximum_size(chkmap._root_node.maximum_size) for key, value in items: map_forward.map(key, value) self.assertMapLayoutEqual(map_forward, chkmap) map_reverse = chk_map.CHKMap(None, None) map_reverse._root_node.set_maximum_size(chkmap._root_node.maximum_size) for key, value in reversed(items): map_reverse.map(key, value) self.assertMapLayoutEqual(map_reverse, chkmap) def test_assert_map_layout_equal(self): """Test assert map layout equal.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() map_one = CHKMap(store, None) map_one._root_node.set_maximum_size(20) map_two = CHKMap(store, None) map_two._root_node.set_maximum_size(20) self.assertMapLayoutEqual(map_one, map_two) map_one.map((b"aaa",), b"value") self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.assertMapLayoutEqual, map_one, map_two) map_two.map((b"aaa",), b"value") self.assertMapLayoutEqual(map_one, map_two) # Split the tree, so we ensure that internal nodes and leaf nodes are # properly checked map_one.map((b"aab",), b"value") self.assertIsInstance(map_one._root_node, InternalNode) self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.assertMapLayoutEqual, map_one, map_two) map_two.map((b"aab",), b"value") self.assertMapLayoutEqual(map_one, map_two) map_one.map((b"aac",), b"value") self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.assertMapLayoutEqual, map_one, map_two) self.assertCanonicalForm(map_one) def test_from_dict_empty(self): """Test from dict empty.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {}) # Check the data was saved and inserted correctly. expected_root_key = self.assertHasEmptyMap(chk_bytes) self.assertEqual(expected_root_key, root_key) def test_from_dict_ab(self): """Test from dict ab.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {(b"a",): b"b"}) # Check the data was saved and inserted correctly. expected_root_key = self.assertHasABMap(chk_bytes) self.assertEqual(expected_root_key, root_key) def test_apply_empty_ab(self): """Test apply empty ab.""" # applying a delta (None, "a", "b") to an empty chkmap generates the # same map as from_dict_ab. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {}) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key) new_root = chkmap.apply_delta([(None, (b"a",), b"b")]) # Check the data was saved and inserted correctly. expected_root_key = self.assertHasABMap(chk_bytes) self.assertEqual(expected_root_key, new_root) # The update should have left us with an in memory root node, with an # updated key. self.assertEqual(new_root, chkmap._root_node._key) def test_apply_ab_empty(self): """Test apply ab empty.""" # applying a delta ("a", None, None) to a map with 'a' in it generates # an empty map. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {(b"a",): b"b"}) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key) new_root = chkmap.apply_delta([((b"a",), None, None)]) # Check the data was saved and inserted correctly. expected_root_key = self.assertHasEmptyMap(chk_bytes) self.assertEqual(expected_root_key, new_root) # The update should have left us with an in memory root node, with an # updated key. self.assertEqual(new_root, chkmap._root_node._key) def test_apply_delete_to_internal_node(self): """Test apply delete to internal node.""" # applying a delta should be convert an internal root node to a leaf # node if the delta shrinks the map enough. store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Add three items: 2 small enough to fit in one node, and one huge to # force multiple nodes. chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(100) chkmap.map((b"small",), b"value") chkmap.map((b"little",), b"value") chkmap.map((b"very-big",), b"x" * 100) # (Check that we have constructed the scenario we want to test) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node, InternalNode) # Delete the huge item so that the map fits in one node again. delta = [((b"very-big",), None, None)] chkmap.apply_delta(delta) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node, LeafNode) def test_apply_new_keys_must_be_new(self): """Test apply new keys must be new.""" # applying a delta (None, "a", "b") to a map with 'a' in it generates # an error. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {(b"a",): b"b"}) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key) self.assertRaises( InconsistentDeltaDelta, chkmap.apply_delta, [(None, (b"a",), b"b")] ) # As an error occured, the update should have left us without changing # anything (the root should be unchanged). self.assertEqual(root_key, chkmap._root_node._key) def test_apply_delta_is_deterministic(self): """Test apply delta is deterministic.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap1 = CHKMap(chk_bytes, None) chkmap1._root_node.set_maximum_size(10) chkmap1.apply_delta( [ (None, (b"aaa",), b"common"), (None, (b"bba",), b"target2"), (None, (b"bbb",), b"common"), ] ) root_key1 = chkmap1._save() self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap1) chkmap2 = CHKMap(chk_bytes, None) chkmap2._root_node.set_maximum_size(10) chkmap2.apply_delta( [ (None, (b"bbb",), b"common"), (None, (b"bba",), b"target2"), (None, (b"aaa",), b"common"), ] ) root_key2 = chkmap2._save() self.assertEqualDiff( chkmap1._dump_tree(include_keys=True), chkmap2._dump_tree(include_keys=True) ) self.assertEqual(root_key1, root_key2) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap2) def test_stable_splitting(self): """Test stable splitting.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(35) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff("'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree()) chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n ('aab',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) # Creates a new internal node, and splits the others into leaves chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'v'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) # Splits again, because it can't fit in the current structure chkmap.map((b"bbb",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'v'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'v'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) def test_map_splits_with_longer_key(self): """Test map splits with longer key.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 1 key per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(10) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaaa",), b"v") self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node, InternalNode) def test_with_linefeed_in_key(self): """Test with linefeed in key.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 1 key per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(10) chkmap.map((b"a\ra",), b"val1") chkmap.map((b"a\rb",), b"val2") chkmap.map((b"ac",), b"val3") self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a\\r' InternalNode\n" " 'a\\ra' LeafNode\n" " ('a\\ra',) 'val1'\n" " 'a\\rb' LeafNode\n" " ('a\\rb',) 'val2'\n" " 'ac' LeafNode\n" " ('ac',) 'val3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # We should also successfully serialise and deserialise these items root_key = chkmap._save() chkmap = CHKMap(store, root_key) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a\\r' InternalNode\n" " 'a\\ra' LeafNode\n" " ('a\\ra',) 'val1'\n" " 'a\\rb' LeafNode\n" " ('a\\rb',) 'val2'\n" " 'ac' LeafNode\n" " ('ac',) 'val3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_deep_splitting(self): """Test deep splitting.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(40) chkmap.map((b"aaaaaaaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaaaabaa",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaaaaaaa',) 'v'\n ('aaaaabaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) chkmap.map((b"aaabaaaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaababaa",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaaaaaaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaaaabaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaab' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabaaaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaababaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) chkmap.map((b"aaabacaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaabadaa",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaaaaaaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaaaabaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaab' InternalNode\n" " 'aaabaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabaaaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabab' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabac' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabacaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabad' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabadaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) chkmap.map((b"aaababba",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aaababca",), b"val") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaaaaaaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaaaabaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaab' InternalNode\n" " 'aaabaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabaaaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabab' InternalNode\n" " 'aaababa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaababb' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababba',) 'val'\n" " 'aaababc' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababca',) 'val'\n" " 'aaabac' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabacaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabad' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabadaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Now we add a node that should fit around an existing InternalNode, # but has a slightly different key prefix, which causes a new # InternalNode split chkmap.map((b"aaabDaaa",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaaaaaaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaaaabaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaab' InternalNode\n" " 'aaabD' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabDaaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaaba' InternalNode\n" " 'aaabaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabaaaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabab' InternalNode\n" " 'aaababa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaababb' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababba',) 'val'\n" " 'aaababc' LeafNode\n" " ('aaababca',) 'val'\n" " 'aaabac' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabacaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aaabad' LeafNode\n" " ('aaabadaa',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_map_collapses_if_size_changes(self): """Test map collapses if size changes.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(35) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"very long value that splits") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'very long value that splits'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) # Now changing the value to something small should cause a rebuild chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n ('aab',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) def test_map_double_deep_collapses(self): """Test map double deep collapses.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 3 small keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(40) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"very long value that splits") chkmap.map((b"abc",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'very long value that splits'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n ('aab',) 'v'\n ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_stable_unmap(self): """Test stable unmap.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(35) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n ('aab',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Creates a new internal node, and splits the others into leaves chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'v'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) # Now lets unmap one of the keys, and assert that we collapse the # structures. chkmap.unmap((b"aac",)) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'v'\n ('aab',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertCanonicalForm(chkmap) def test_unmap_double_deep(self): """Test unmap double deep.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 3 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(40) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaab",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"very long value") chkmap.map((b"abc",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaab',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'very long value'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Removing the 'aab' key should cause everything to collapse back to a # single node chkmap.unmap((b"aab",)) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aaab',) 'v'\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_unmap_double_deep_non_empty_leaf(self): """Test unmap double deep non empty leaf.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 3 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(40) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"long value") chkmap.map((b"aabb",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"abc",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'long value'\n" " ('aabb',) 'v'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Removing the 'aab' key should cause everything to collapse back to a # single node chkmap.unmap((b"aab",)) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " ('aabb',) 'v'\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_unmap_with_known_internal_node_doesnt_page(self): """Test unmap with known internal node doesnt page.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 3 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(30) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"abc",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"acd",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'v'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'v'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abc',) 'v'\n" " 'ac' LeafNode\n" " ('acd',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Save everything to the map, and start over chkmap = CHKMap(store, chkmap._save()) # Mapping an 'aa' key loads the internal node, but should not map the # 'ab' and 'ac' nodes chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"v") self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aa"], InternalNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"ab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"ac"], tuple) # Unmapping 'acd' can notice that 'aa' is an InternalNode and not have # to map in 'ab' chkmap.unmap((b"acd",)) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aa"], InternalNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"ab"], tuple) def test_unmap_without_fitting_doesnt_page_in(self): """Test unmap without fitting doesnt page in.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(20) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"v") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'v'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'v'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Save everything to the map, and start over chkmap = CHKMap(store, chkmap._save()) chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aae",), b"v") chkmap.map((b"aaf",), b"v") # At this point, the previous nodes should not be paged in, but the # newly added nodes would be self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aad"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aae"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaf"], LeafNode) # Now unmapping one of the new nodes will use only the already-paged-in # nodes to determine that we don't need to do more. chkmap.unmap((b"aaf",)) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aad"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aae"], LeafNode) def test_unmap_pages_in_if_necessary(self): """Test unmap pages in if necessary.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(30) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"val") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'val'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'val'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'val'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) root_key = chkmap._save() # Save everything to the map, and start over chkmap = CHKMap(store, root_key) chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"v") # At this point, the previous nodes should not be paged in, but the # newly added node would be self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aad"], LeafNode) # Unmapping the new node will check the existing nodes to see if they # would fit. # Clear the page cache so we ensure we have to read all the children chk_map.clear_cache() chkmap.unmap((b"aad",)) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], LeafNode) def test_unmap_pages_in_from_page_cache(self): """Test unmap pages in from page cache.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(30) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"val") root_key = chkmap._save() # Save everything to the map, and start over chkmap = CHKMap(store, root_key) chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"val") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'val'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'val'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'val'\n" " 'aad' LeafNode\n" " ('aad',) 'val'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # Save everything to the map, start over after _dump_tree chkmap = CHKMap(store, root_key) chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"v") # At this point, the previous nodes should not be paged in, but the # newly added node would be self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aad"], LeafNode) # Now clear the page cache, and only include 2 of the children in the # cache aab_key = chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"] aab_bytes = chk_map._page_cache_get(aab_key) aac_key = chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"] aac_bytes = chk_map._page_cache_get(aac_key) chk_map.clear_cache() chk_map._page_cache_set(aab_key, aab_bytes) chk_map._page_cache_set(aac_key, aac_bytes) # Unmapping the new node will check the nodes from the page cache # first, and not have to read in 'aaa' chkmap.unmap((b"aad",)) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], LeafNode) def test_unmap_uses_existing_items(self): """Test unmap uses existing items.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(store, None) # Should fit 2 keys per LeafNode chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(30) chkmap.map((b"aaa",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aab",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aac",), b"val") root_key = chkmap._save() # Save everything to the map, and start over chkmap = CHKMap(store, root_key) chkmap.map((b"aad",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aae",), b"val") chkmap.map((b"aaf",), b"val") # At this point, the previous nodes should not be paged in, but the # newly added node would be self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aad"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aae"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaf"], LeafNode) # Unmapping a new node will see the other nodes that are already in # memory, and not need to page in anything else chkmap.unmap((b"aad",)) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaa"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aab"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aac"], tuple) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aae"], LeafNode) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node._items[b"aaf"], LeafNode) def test_iter_changes_empty_ab(self): """Test iter changes empty ab.""" # Asking for changes between an empty dict to a dict with keys returns # all the keys. basis = self._get_map({}, maximum_size=10) target = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10, ) self.assertEqual( [((b"a",), None, b"content here"), ((b"b",), None, b"more content")], sorted(target.iter_changes(basis)), ) def test_iter_changes_ab_empty(self): """Test iter changes ab empty.""" # Asking for changes between a dict with keys to an empty dict returns # all the keys. basis = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, maximum_size=10 ) target = self._get_map({}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10) self.assertEqual( [((b"a",), b"content here", None), ((b"b",), b"more content", None)], sorted(target.iter_changes(basis)), ) def test_iter_changes_empty_empty_is_empty(self): """Test iter changes empty empty is empty.""" basis = self._get_map({}, maximum_size=10) target = self._get_map({}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10) self.assertEqual([], sorted(target.iter_changes(basis))) def test_iter_changes_ab_ab_is_empty(self): """Test iter changes ab ab is empty.""" basis = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, maximum_size=10 ) target = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10, ) self.assertEqual([], sorted(target.iter_changes(basis))) def test_iter_changes_ab_ab_nodes_not_loaded(self): """Test iter changes ab ab nodes not loaded.""" basis = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, maximum_size=10 ) target = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10, ) list(target.iter_changes(basis)) self.assertIsInstance(target._root_node, tuple) self.assertIsInstance(basis._root_node, tuple) def test_iter_changes_ab_ab_changed_values_shown(self): """Test iter changes ab ab changed values shown.""" basis = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}, maximum_size=10 ) target = self._get_map( {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"different content"}, chk_bytes=basis._store, maximum_size=10, ) result = sorted(target.iter_changes(basis)) self.assertEqual([((b"b",), b"more content", b"different content")], result) def test_iter_changes_mixed_node_length(self): """Test iter changes mixed node length.""" # When one side has different node lengths than the other, common # but different keys still need to be show, and new-and-old included # appropriately. # aaa - common unaltered # aab - common altered # b - basis only # at - target only # we expect: # aaa to be not loaded (later test) # aab, b, at to be returned. # basis splits at byte 0,1,2, aaa is commonb is basis only basis_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered a", (b"b",): b"foo bar b", } # target splits at byte 1,2, at is target only target_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered b", (b"at",): b"foo bar t", } changes = [ ((b"aab",), b"common altered a", b"common altered b"), ((b"at",), None, b"foo bar t"), ((b"b",), b"foo bar b", None), ] basis = self._get_map(basis_dict, maximum_size=10) target = self._get_map(target_dict, maximum_size=10, chk_bytes=basis._store) self.assertEqual(changes, sorted(target.iter_changes(basis))) def test_iter_changes_common_pages_not_loaded(self): """Test iter changes common pages not loaded.""" # aaa - common unaltered # aab - common altered # b - basis only # at - target only # we expect: # aaa to be not loaded # aaa not to be in result. basis_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered a", (b"b",): b"foo bar b", } # target splits at byte 1, at is target only target_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered b", (b"at",): b"foo bar t", } basis = self._get_map(basis_dict, maximum_size=10) target = self._get_map(target_dict, maximum_size=10, chk_bytes=basis._store) basis_get = basis._store.get_record_stream def get_record_stream(keys, order, fulltext): if (b"sha1:1adf7c0d1b9140ab5f33bb64c6275fa78b1580b7",) in keys: raise AssertionError(f"'aaa' pointer was followed {keys!r}") return basis_get(keys, order, fulltext) basis._store.get_record_stream = get_record_stream result = sorted(target.iter_changes(basis)) for change in result: if change[0] == (b"aaa",): self.fail(f"Found unexpected change: {change}") def test_iter_changes_unchanged_keys_in_multi_key_leafs_ignored(self): """Test iter changes unchanged keys in multi key leafs ignored.""" # Within a leaf there are no hash's to exclude keys, make sure multi # value leaf nodes are handled well. basis_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered a", (b"b",): b"foo bar b", } target_dict = { (b"aaa",): b"foo bar", (b"aab",): b"common altered b", (b"at",): b"foo bar t", } changes = [ ((b"aab",), b"common altered a", b"common altered b"), ((b"at",), None, b"foo bar t"), ((b"b",), b"foo bar b", None), ] basis = self._get_map(basis_dict) target = self._get_map(target_dict, chk_bytes=basis._store) self.assertEqual(changes, sorted(target.iter_changes(basis))) def test_iteritems_empty(self): """Test iteritems empty.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(chk_bytes, {}) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key) self.assertEqual([], list(chkmap.iteritems())) def test_iteritems_two_items(self): """Test iteritems two items.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() root_key = CHKMap.from_dict( chk_bytes, {(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"} ) chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key) self.assertEqual( [((b"a",), b"content here"), ((b"b",), b"more content")], sorted(chkmap.iteritems()), ) def test_iteritems_selected_one_of_two_items(self): """Test iteritems selected one of two items.""" chkmap = self._get_map({(b"a",): b"content here", (b"b",): b"more content"}) self.assertEqual({(b"a",): b"content here"}, self.to_dict(chkmap, [(b"a",)])) def test_iteritems_keys_prefixed_by_2_width_nodes(self): """Test iteritems keys prefixed by 2 width nodes.""" chkmap = self._get_map( { (b"a", b"a"): b"content here", ( b"a", b"b", ): b"more content", (b"b", b""): b"boring content", }, maximum_size=10, key_width=2, ) self.assertEqual( {(b"a", b"a"): b"content here", (b"a", b"b"): b"more content"}, self.to_dict(chkmap, [(b"a",)]), ) def test_iteritems_keys_prefixed_by_2_width_nodes_hashed(self): """Test iteritems keys prefixed by 2 width nodes hashed.""" search_key_func = chk_map.search_key_registry.get(b"hash-16-way") self.assertEqual(b"E8B7BE43\x00E8B7BE43", search_key_func((b"a", b"a"))) self.assertEqual(b"E8B7BE43\x0071BEEFF9", search_key_func((b"a", b"b"))) self.assertEqual(b"71BEEFF9\x0000000000", search_key_func((b"b", b""))) chkmap = self._get_map( { (b"a", b"a"): b"content here", ( b"a", b"b", ): b"more content", (b"b", b""): b"boring content", }, maximum_size=10, key_width=2, search_key_func=search_key_func, ) self.assertEqual( {(b"a", b"a"): b"content here", (b"a", b"b"): b"more content"}, self.to_dict(chkmap, [(b"a",)]), ) def test_iteritems_keys_prefixed_by_2_width_one_leaf(self): """Test iteritems keys prefixed by 2 width one leaf.""" chkmap = self._get_map( { (b"a", b"a"): b"content here", ( b"a", b"b", ): b"more content", (b"b", b""): b"boring content", }, key_width=2, ) self.assertEqual( {(b"a", b"a"): b"content here", (b"a", b"b"): b"more content"}, self.to_dict(chkmap, [(b"a",)]), ) def test___len__empty(self): """Test len empty.""" chkmap = self._get_map({}) self.assertEqual(0, len(chkmap)) def test___len__2(self): """Test len 2.""" chkmap = self._get_map({(b"foo",): b"bar", (b"gam",): b"quux"}) self.assertEqual(2, len(chkmap)) def test_max_size_100_bytes_new(self): """Test max size 100 bytes new.""" # When there is a 100 byte upper node limit, a tree is formed. chkmap = self._get_map( {(b"k1" * 50,): b"v1", (b"k2" * 50,): b"v2"}, maximum_size=100 ) # We expect three nodes: # A root, with two children, and with two key prefixes - k1 to one, and # k2 to the other as our node splitting is only just being developed. # The maximum size should be embedded chkmap._ensure_root() self.assertEqual(100, chkmap._root_node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, chkmap._root_node._key_width) # There should be two child nodes, and prefix of 2(bytes): self.assertEqual(2, len(chkmap._root_node._items)) self.assertEqual(b"k", chkmap._root_node._compute_search_prefix()) # The actual nodes pointed at will change as serialisers change; so # here we test that the key prefix is correct; then load the nodes and # check they have the right pointed at key; whether they have the # pointed at value inline or not is also unrelated to this test so we # don't check that in detail - rather we just check the aggregate # value. nodes = sorted(chkmap._root_node._items.items()) ptr1 = nodes[0] ptr2 = nodes[1] self.assertEqual(b"k1", ptr1[0]) self.assertEqual(b"k2", ptr2[0]) node1 = chk_map._deserialise(chkmap._read_bytes(ptr1[1]), ptr1[1], None) self.assertIsInstance(node1, LeafNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node1)) self.assertEqual({(b"k1" * 50,): b"v1"}, self.to_dict(node1, chkmap._store)) node2 = chk_map._deserialise(chkmap._read_bytes(ptr2[1]), ptr2[1], None) self.assertIsInstance(node2, LeafNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(node2)) self.assertEqual({(b"k2" * 50,): b"v2"}, self.to_dict(node2, chkmap._store)) # Having checked we have a good structure, check that the content is # still accessible. self.assertEqual(2, len(chkmap)) self.assertEqual( {(b"k1" * 50,): b"v1", (b"k2" * 50,): b"v2"}, self.to_dict(chkmap) ) def test_init_root_is_LeafNode_new(self): """Test init root is LeafNode new.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, None) self.assertIsInstance(chkmap._root_node, LeafNode) self.assertEqual({}, self.to_dict(chkmap)) self.assertEqual(0, len(chkmap)) def test_init_and_save_new(self): """Test init and save new.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, None) key = chkmap._save() leaf_node = LeafNode() self.assertEqual([key], leaf_node.serialise(chk_bytes)) def test_map_first_item_new(self): """Test map first item new.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = CHKMap(chk_bytes, None) chkmap.map((b"foo,",), b"bar") self.assertEqual({(b"foo,",): b"bar"}, self.to_dict(chkmap)) self.assertEqual(1, len(chkmap)) key = chkmap._save() leaf_node = LeafNode() leaf_node.map(chk_bytes, (b"foo,",), b"bar") self.assertEqual([key], leaf_node.serialise(chk_bytes)) def test_unmap_last_item_root_is_leaf_new(self): """Test unmap last item root is leaf new.""" chkmap = self._get_map({(b"k1" * 50,): b"v1", (b"k2" * 50,): b"v2"}) chkmap.unmap((b"k1" * 50,)) chkmap.unmap((b"k2" * 50,)) self.assertEqual(0, len(chkmap)) self.assertEqual({}, self.to_dict(chkmap)) key = chkmap._save() leaf_node = LeafNode() self.assertEqual([key], leaf_node.serialise(chkmap._store)) def test__dump_tree(self): """Test dump tree.""" chkmap = self._get_map( { (b"aaa",): b"value1", (b"aab",): b"value2", (b"bbb",): b"value3", }, maximum_size=15, ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'value1'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'value2'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'value3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'value1'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'value2'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'value3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode sha1:0690d471eb0a624f359797d0ee4672bd68f4e236\n" " 'a' InternalNode sha1:1514c35503da9418d8fd90c1bed553077cb53673\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode sha1:4cc5970454d40b4ce297a7f13ddb76f63b88fefb\n" " ('aaa',) 'value1'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode sha1:1d68bc90914ef8a3edbcc8bb28b00cb4fea4b5e2\n" " ('aab',) 'value2'\n" " 'b' LeafNode sha1:3686831435b5596515353364eab0399dc45d49e7\n" " ('bbb',) 'value3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(include_keys=True), ) def test__dump_tree_in_progress(self): """Test dump tree in progress.""" chkmap = self._get_map( {(b"aaa",): b"value1", (b"aab",): b"value2"}, maximum_size=10 ) chkmap.map((b"bbb",), b"value3") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'value1'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'value2'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'value3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # For things that are updated by adding 'bbb', we don't have a sha key # for them yet, so they are listed as None self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode None\n" " 'a' InternalNode sha1:6b0d881dd739a66f733c178b24da64395edfaafd\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode sha1:40b39a08d895babce17b20ae5f62d187eaa4f63a\n" " ('aaa',) 'value1'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode sha1:ad1dc7c4e801302c95bf1ba7b20bc45e548cd51a\n" " ('aab',) 'value2'\n" " 'b' LeafNode None\n" " ('bbb',) 'value3'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(include_keys=True), ) def _search_key_single(key): """A search key function that maps all nodes to the same value.""" return b"value" def _test_search_key(key): return b"test:" + b"\x00".join(key) class TestMapSearchKeys(TestCaseWithStore): """Tests for Map Search Keys.""" def test_default_chk_map_uses_flat_search_key(self): """Test default chk map uses flat search key.""" chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), None) self.assertEqual(b"1", chkmap._search_key_func((b"1",))) self.assertEqual(b"1\x002", chkmap._search_key_func((b"1", b"2"))) self.assertEqual(b"1\x002\x003", chkmap._search_key_func((b"1", b"2", b"3"))) def test_search_key_is_passed_to_root_node(self): """Test search key is passed to root node.""" chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap( self.get_chk_bytes(), None, search_key_func=_test_search_key ) self.assertIs(_test_search_key, chkmap._search_key_func) self.assertEqual( b"test:1\x002\x003", chkmap._search_key_func((b"1", b"2", b"3")) ) self.assertEqual( b"test:1\x002\x003", chkmap._root_node._search_key((b"1", b"2", b"3")) ) def test_search_key_passed_via__ensure_root(self): """Test search key passed via ensure root.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap(chk_bytes, None, search_key_func=_test_search_key) root_key = chkmap._save() chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key, search_key_func=_test_search_key) chkmap._ensure_root() self.assertEqual( b"test:1\x002\x003", chkmap._root_node._search_key((b"1", b"2", b"3")) ) def test_search_key_with_internal_node(self): """Test search key with internal node.""" chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap(chk_bytes, None, search_key_func=_test_search_key) chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(10) chkmap.map((b"1",), b"foo") chkmap.map((b"2",), b"bar") chkmap.map((b"3",), b"baz") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'test:1' LeafNode\n" " ('1',) 'foo'\n" " 'test:2' LeafNode\n" " ('2',) 'bar'\n" " 'test:3' LeafNode\n" " ('3',) 'baz'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) root_key = chkmap._save() chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap(chk_bytes, root_key, search_key_func=_test_search_key) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'test:1' LeafNode\n" " ('1',) 'foo'\n" " 'test:2' LeafNode\n" " ('2',) 'bar'\n" " 'test:3' LeafNode\n" " ('3',) 'baz'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_search_key_collisions(self): """Test search key collisions.""" chkmap = chk_map.CHKMap( self.get_chk_bytes(), None, search_key_func=_search_key_single ) # The node will want to expand, but it cannot, because it knows that # all the keys must map to this node chkmap._root_node.set_maximum_size(20) chkmap.map((b"1",), b"foo") chkmap.map((b"2",), b"bar") chkmap.map((b"3",), b"baz") self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('1',) 'foo'\n ('2',) 'bar'\n ('3',) 'baz'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) class TestLeafNode(TestCaseWithStore): """Tests for Leaf Node.""" def test_current_size_empty(self): """Test current size empty.""" node = LeafNode() self.assertEqual(16, node._current_size()) def test_current_size_size_changed(self): """Test current size size changed.""" node = LeafNode() node.set_maximum_size(10) self.assertEqual(17, node._current_size()) def test_current_size_width_changed(self): """Test current size width changed.""" node = LeafNode() node._key_width = 10 self.assertEqual(17, node._current_size()) def test_current_size_items(self): """Test current size items.""" node = LeafNode() base_size = node._current_size() node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz") self.assertEqual(base_size + 14, node._current_size()) def test_deserialise_empty(self): """Test deserialise empty.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise(b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n0\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",)) self.assertEqual(0, len(node)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual((b"sha1:1234",), node.key()) self.assertIs(None, node._search_prefix) self.assertIs(None, node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_deserialise_items(self): """Test deserialise items.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo bar",), b"baz"), ((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_null_width_1(self): """Test deserialise item with null width 1.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo\x001\nbar\x00baz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo",), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_null_width_2(self): """Test deserialise item with null width 2.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\n\nfoo\x001\x001\nbar\x00baz\nquux\x00\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"quux", b""), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_iteritems_selected_one_of_two_items(self): """Test iteritems selected one of two items.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"quux",), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None, [(b"quux",), (b"qaz",)])), ) def test_deserialise_item_with_common_prefix(self): """Test deserialise item with common prefix.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\nfoo\x00\n1\x001\nbar\x00baz\n2\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\x00baz"), ((b"foo", b"2"), b"blarh")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) self.assertIs(chk_map._unknown, node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo\x00", node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_deserialise_multi_line(self): """Test deserialise multi line.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n2\n2\nfoo\x00\n1\x002\nbar\nbaz\n2\x002\nblarh\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"foo", b"1"), b"bar\nbaz"), ((b"foo", b"2"), b"blarh\n"), ], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) self.assertIs(chk_map._unknown, node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo\x00", node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_key_new(self): """Test key new.""" node = LeafNode() self.assertEqual(None, node.key()) def test_key_after_map(self): """Test key after map.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise(b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n0\n\n", (b"sha1:1234",)) node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(None, node.key()) def test_key_after_unmap(self): """Test key after unmap.""" node = LeafNode.deserialise( b"chkleaf:\n0\n1\n2\n\nfoo bar\x001\nbaz\nquux\x001\nblarh\n", (b"sha1:1234",), ) node.unmap(None, (b"foo bar",)) self.assertEqual(None, node.key()) def test_map_exceeding_max_size_only_entry_new(self): """Test map exceeding max size only entry new.""" node = LeafNode() node.set_maximum_size(10) result = node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual((b"foo bar", [(b"", node)]), result) self.assertLess(10, node._current_size()) def test_map_exceeding_max_size_second_entry_early_difference_new(self): """Test map exceeding max size second entry early difference new.""" node = LeafNode() node.set_maximum_size(10) node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") prefix, result = list(node.map(None, (b"blue",), b"red")) self.assertEqual(b"", prefix) self.assertEqual(2, len(result)) split_chars = {result[0][0], result[1][0]} self.assertEqual({b"f", b"b"}, split_chars) nodes = dict(result) node = nodes[b"f"] self.assertEqual({(b"foo bar",): b"baz quux"}, self.to_dict(node, None)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, node._key_width) node = nodes[b"b"] self.assertEqual({(b"blue",): b"red"}, self.to_dict(node, None)) self.assertEqual(10, node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, node._key_width) def test_map_first(self): """Test map first.""" node = LeafNode() result = node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual((b"foo bar", [(b"", node)]), result) self.assertEqual({(b"foo bar",): b"baz quux"}, self.to_dict(node, None)) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) def test_map_second(self): """Test map second.""" node = LeafNode() node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") result = node.map(None, (b"bingo",), b"bango") self.assertEqual((b"", [(b"", node)]), result) self.assertEqual( {(b"foo bar",): b"baz quux", (b"bingo",): b"bango"}, self.to_dict(node, None), ) self.assertEqual(2, len(node)) def test_map_replacement(self): """Test map replacement.""" node = LeafNode() node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") result = node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"bango") self.assertEqual((b"foo bar", [(b"", node)]), result) self.assertEqual({(b"foo bar",): b"bango"}, self.to_dict(node, None)) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) def test_serialise_empty(self): """Test serialise empty.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() node = LeafNode() node.set_maximum_size(10) expected_key = (b"sha1:f34c3f0634ea3f85953dffa887620c0a5b1f4a51",) self.assertEqual([expected_key], list(node.serialise(store))) self.assertEqual( b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n0\n\n", self.read_bytes(store, expected_key) ) self.assertEqual(expected_key, node.key()) def test_serialise_items(self): """Test serialise items.""" store = self.get_chk_bytes() node = LeafNode() node.set_maximum_size(10) node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") expected_key = (b"sha1:f89fac7edfc6bdb1b1b54a556012ff0c646ef5e0",) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar", node._common_serialised_prefix) self.assertEqual([expected_key], list(node.serialise(store))) self.assertEqual( b"chkleaf:\n10\n1\n1\nfoo bar\n\x001\nbaz quux\n", self.read_bytes(store, expected_key), ) self.assertEqual(expected_key, node.key()) def test_unique_serialised_prefix_empty_new(self): """Test unique serialised prefix empty new.""" node = LeafNode() self.assertIs(None, node._compute_search_prefix()) def test_unique_serialised_prefix_one_item_new(self): """Test unique serialised prefix one item new.""" node = LeafNode() node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"baz"), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00baz", node._compute_search_prefix()) def test_unmap_missing(self): """Test unmap missing.""" node = LeafNode() self.assertRaises(KeyError, node.unmap, None, (b"foo bar",)) def test_unmap_present(self): """Test unmap present.""" node = LeafNode() node.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"baz quux") result = node.unmap(None, (b"foo bar",)) self.assertEqual(node, result) self.assertEqual({}, self.to_dict(node, None)) self.assertEqual(0, len(node)) def test_map_maintains_common_prefixes(self): """Test map maintains common prefixes.""" node = LeafNode() node._key_width = 2 node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"baz"), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00baz", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00baz", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"bing"), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00b", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00b", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.map(None, (b"fool", b"baby"), b"baz quux") self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"baz"), b"replaced") self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.map(None, (b"very", b"different"), b"value") self.assertEqual(b"", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"", node._common_serialised_prefix) def test_unmap_maintains_common_prefixes(self): """Test unmap maintains common prefixes.""" node = LeafNode() node._key_width = 2 node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"baz"), b"baz quux") node.map(None, (b"foo bar", b"bing"), b"baz quux") node.map(None, (b"fool", b"baby"), b"baz quux") node.map(None, (b"very", b"different"), b"value") self.assertEqual(b"", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.unmap(None, (b"very", b"different")) self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.unmap(None, (b"fool", b"baby")) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00b", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00b", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.unmap(None, (b"foo bar", b"baz")) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00bing", node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar\x00bing", node._common_serialised_prefix) node.unmap(None, (b"foo bar", b"bing")) self.assertEqual(None, node._search_prefix) self.assertEqual(None, node._common_serialised_prefix) class TestInternalNode(TestCaseWithStore): """Tests for Internal Node.""" def test_add_node_empty_new(self): """Test add node empty new.""" node = InternalNode(b"fo") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"bar") node.add_node(b"foo", child) # Note that node isn't strictly valid now as a tree (only one child), # but thats ok for this test. # The first child defines the node's width: self.assertEqual(3, node._node_width) # We should be able to iterate over the contents without doing IO. self.assertEqual({(b"foo",): b"bar"}, self.to_dict(node, None)) # The length should be known: self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) # serialising the node should serialise the child and the node. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() keys = list(node.serialise(chk_bytes)) child_key = child.serialise(chk_bytes)[0] self.assertEqual( [child_key, (b"sha1:cf67e9997d8228a907c1f5bfb25a8bd9cd916fac",)], keys ) # We should be able to access deserialised content. bytes = self.read_bytes(chk_bytes, keys[1]) node = chk_map._deserialise(bytes, keys[1], None) self.assertEqual(1, len(node)) self.assertEqual({(b"foo",): b"bar"}, self.to_dict(node, chk_bytes)) self.assertEqual(3, node._node_width) def test_add_node_resets_key_new(self): """Test add node resets key new.""" node = InternalNode(b"fo") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"bar") node.add_node(b"foo", child) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() keys = list(node.serialise(chk_bytes)) self.assertEqual(keys[1], node._key) node.add_node(b"fos", child) self.assertEqual(None, node._key) # def test_add_node_empty_oversized_one_ok_new(self): # def test_add_node_one_oversized_second_kept_minimum_fan(self): # def test_add_node_two_oversized_third_kept_minimum_fan(self): # def test_add_node_one_oversized_second_splits_errors(self): def test__iter_nodes_no_key_filter(self): """Test iter nodes no key filter.""" node = InternalNode(b"") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"bar") node.add_node(b"f", child) child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"bar",), b"baz") node.add_node(b"b", child) for _child, node_key_filter in node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=None): self.assertEqual(None, node_key_filter) def test__iter_nodes_splits_key_filter(self): """Test iter nodes splits key filter.""" node = InternalNode(b"") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"bar") node.add_node(b"f", child) child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"bar",), b"baz") node.add_node(b"b", child) # foo and bar both match exactly one leaf node, but 'cat' should not # match any, and should not be placed in one. key_filter = ((b"foo",), (b"bar",), (b"cat",)) for _child, node_key_filter in node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter): # each child could only match one key filter, so make sure it was # properly filtered self.assertEqual(1, len(node_key_filter)) def test__iter_nodes_with_multiple_matches(self): """Test iter nodes with multiple matches.""" node = InternalNode(b"") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"val") child.map(None, (b"fob",), b"val") node.add_node(b"f", child) child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"bar",), b"val") child.map(None, (b"baz",), b"val") node.add_node(b"b", child) # Note that 'ram' doesn't match anything, so it should be freely # ignored key_filter = ((b"foo",), (b"fob",), (b"bar",), (b"baz",), (b"ram",)) for _child, node_key_filter in node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter): # each child could match two key filters, so make sure they were # both included. self.assertEqual(2, len(node_key_filter)) def make_fo_fa_node(self): """Make fo fa node.""" node = InternalNode(b"f") child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"foo",), b"val") child.map(None, (b"fob",), b"val") node.add_node(b"fo", child) child = LeafNode() child.set_maximum_size(100) child.map(None, (b"far",), b"val") child.map(None, (b"faz",), b"val") node.add_node(b"fa", child) return node def test__iter_nodes_single_entry(self): """Test iter nodes single entry.""" node = self.make_fo_fa_node() key_filter = [(b"foo",)] nodes = list(node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter)) self.assertEqual(1, len(nodes)) self.assertEqual(key_filter, nodes[0][1]) def test__iter_nodes_single_entry_misses(self): """Test iter nodes single entry misses.""" node = self.make_fo_fa_node() key_filter = [(b"bar",)] nodes = list(node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter)) self.assertEqual(0, len(nodes)) def test__iter_nodes_mixed_key_width(self): """Test iter nodes mixed key width.""" node = self.make_fo_fa_node() key_filter = [(b"foo", b"bar"), (b"foo",), (b"fo",), (b"b",)] nodes = list(node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter)) self.assertEqual(1, len(nodes)) matches = key_filter[:] matches.remove((b"b",)) self.assertEqual(sorted(matches), sorted(nodes[0][1])) def test__iter_nodes_match_all(self): """Test iter nodes match all.""" node = self.make_fo_fa_node() key_filter = [(b"foo", b"bar"), (b"foo",), (b"fo",), (b"f",)] nodes = list(node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter)) self.assertEqual(2, len(nodes)) def test__iter_nodes_fixed_widths_and_misses(self): """Test iter nodes fixed widths and misses.""" node = self.make_fo_fa_node() # foo and faa should both match one child, baz should miss key_filter = [(b"foo",), (b"faa",), (b"baz",)] nodes = list(node._iter_nodes(None, key_filter=key_filter)) self.assertEqual(2, len(nodes)) for _node, matches in nodes: self.assertEqual(1, len(matches)) def test_iteritems_empty_new(self): """Test iteritems empty new.""" node = InternalNode() self.assertEqual([], sorted(node.iteritems(None))) def test_iteritems_two_children(self): """Test iteritems two children.""" node = InternalNode() leaf1 = LeafNode() leaf1.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"quux") leaf2 = LeafNode() leaf2.map(None, (b"strange",), b"beast") node.add_node(b"f", leaf1) node.add_node(b"s", leaf2) self.assertEqual( [((b"foo bar",), b"quux"), ((b"strange",), b"beast")], sorted(node.iteritems(None)), ) def test_iteritems_two_children_partial(self): """Test iteritems two children partial.""" node = InternalNode() leaf1 = LeafNode() leaf1.map(None, (b"foo bar",), b"quux") leaf2 = LeafNode() leaf2.map(None, (b"strange",), b"beast") node.add_node(b"f", leaf1) # This sets up a path that should not be followed - it will error if # the code tries to. node._items[b"f"] = None node.add_node(b"s", leaf2) self.assertEqual( [((b"strange",), b"beast")], sorted(node.iteritems(None, [(b"strange",), (b"weird",)])), ) def test_iteritems_two_children_with_hash(self): """Test iteritems two children with hash.""" search_key_func = chk_map.search_key_registry.get(b"hash-255-way") node = InternalNode(search_key_func=search_key_func) leaf1 = LeafNode(search_key_func=search_key_func) leaf1.map( None, (b"foo bar",), b"quux", ) leaf2 = LeafNode(search_key_func=search_key_func) leaf2.map( None, (b"strange",), b"beast", ) self.assertEqual( b"\xbeF\x014", search_key_func((b"foo bar",)), ) self.assertEqual( b"\x85\xfa\xf7K", search_key_func((b"strange",)), ) node.add_node(b"\xbe", leaf1) # This sets up a path that should not be followed - it will error if # the code tries to. node._items[b"\xbe"] = None node.add_node(b"\x85", leaf2) self.assertEqual( [((b"strange",), b"beast")], sorted( node.iteritems( None, [ (b"strange",), (b"weird",), ], ) ), ) def test_iteritems_partial_empty(self): """Test iteritems partial empty.""" node = InternalNode() self.assertEqual([], sorted(node.iteritems([(b"missing",)]))) def test_map_to_new_child_new(self): """Test map to new child new.""" chkmap = self._get_map({(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k2",): b"bar"}, maximum_size=10) chkmap._ensure_root() node = chkmap._root_node # Ensure test validity: nothing paged in below the root. self.assertEqual( 2, len([value for value in node._items.values() if isinstance(value, tuple)]), ) # now, mapping to k3 should add a k3 leaf prefix, nodes = node.map(None, (b"k3",), b"quux") self.assertEqual(b"k", prefix) self.assertEqual([(b"", node)], nodes) # check new child details child = node._items[b"k3"] self.assertIsInstance(child, LeafNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(child)) self.assertEqual({(b"k3",): b"quux"}, self.to_dict(child, None)) self.assertEqual(None, child._key) self.assertEqual(10, child.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, child._key_width) # Check overall structure: self.assertEqual(3, len(chkmap)) self.assertEqual( {(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k2",): b"bar", (b"k3",): b"quux"}, self.to_dict(chkmap), ) # serialising should only serialise the new data - k3 and the internal # node. keys = list(node.serialise(chkmap._store)) child_key = child.serialise(chkmap._store)[0] self.assertEqual([child_key, keys[1]], keys) def test_map_to_child_child_splits_new(self): """Test map to child child splits new.""" chkmap = self._get_map({(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k22",): b"bar"}, maximum_size=10) # Check for the canonical root value for this tree: self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k1' LeafNode\n" " ('k1',) 'foo'\n" " 'k2' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # _dump_tree pages everything in, so reload using just the root chkmap = CHKMap(chkmap._store, chkmap._root_node) chkmap._ensure_root() node = chkmap._root_node # Ensure test validity: nothing paged in below the root. self.assertEqual( 2, len([value for value in node._items.values() if isinstance(value, tuple)]), ) # now, mapping to k23 causes k22 ('k2' in node) to split into k22 and # k23, which for simplicity in the current implementation generates # a new internal node between node, and k22/k23. prefix, nodes = node.map(chkmap._store, (b"k23",), b"quux") self.assertEqual(b"k", prefix) self.assertEqual([(b"", node)], nodes) # check new child details child = node._items[b"k2"] self.assertIsInstance(child, InternalNode) self.assertEqual(2, len(child)) self.assertEqual( {(b"k22",): b"bar", (b"k23",): b"quux"}, self.to_dict(child, None) ) self.assertEqual(None, child._key) self.assertEqual(10, child.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, child._key_width) self.assertEqual(3, child._node_width) # Check overall structure: self.assertEqual(3, len(chkmap)) self.assertEqual( {(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k22",): b"bar", (b"k23",): b"quux"}, self.to_dict(chkmap), ) # serialising should only serialise the new data - although k22 hasn't # changed because its a special corner case (splitting on with only one # key leaves one node unaltered), in general k22 is serialised, so we # expect k22, k23, the new internal node, and node, to be serialised. keys = list(node.serialise(chkmap._store)) child_key = child._key k22_key = child._items[b"k22"]._key k23_key = child._items[b"k23"]._key self.assertEqual({k22_key, k23_key, child_key, node.key()}, set(keys)) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k1' LeafNode\n" " ('k1',) 'foo'\n" " 'k2' InternalNode\n" " 'k22' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n" " 'k23' LeafNode\n" " ('k23',) 'quux'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test__search_prefix_filter_with_hash(self): """Test search prefix filter with hash.""" search_key_func = chk_map.search_key_registry.get(b"hash-16-way") node = InternalNode(search_key_func=search_key_func) node._key_width = 2 node._node_width = 4 self.assertEqual(b"E8B7BE43\x0071BEEFF9", search_key_func((b"a", b"b"))) self.assertEqual(b"E8B7", node._search_prefix_filter((b"a", b"b"))) self.assertEqual( b"E8B7", node._search_prefix_filter((b"a",)), ) def test_unmap_k23_from_k1_k22_k23_gives_k1_k22_tree_new(self): """Test unmap k23 from k1 k22 k23 gives k1 k22 tree new.""" chkmap = self._get_map( {(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k22",): b"bar", (b"k23",): b"quux"}, maximum_size=10 ) # Check we have the expected tree. self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k1' LeafNode\n" " ('k1',) 'foo'\n" " 'k2' InternalNode\n" " 'k22' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n" " 'k23' LeafNode\n" " ('k23',) 'quux'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) chkmap = CHKMap(chkmap._store, chkmap._root_node) chkmap._ensure_root() node = chkmap._root_node # unmapping k23 should give us a root, with k1 and k22 as direct # children. node.unmap(chkmap._store, (b"k23",)) # check the pointed-at object within node - k2 should now point at the # k22 leaf (which has been paged in to see if we can collapse the tree) child = node._items[b"k2"] self.assertIsInstance(child, LeafNode) self.assertEqual(1, len(child)) self.assertEqual({(b"k22",): b"bar"}, self.to_dict(child, None)) # Check overall structure is instact: self.assertEqual(2, len(chkmap)) self.assertEqual({(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k22",): b"bar"}, self.to_dict(chkmap)) # serialising should only serialise the new data - the root node. keys = list(node.serialise(chkmap._store)) self.assertEqual([keys[-1]], keys) chkmap = CHKMap(chkmap._store, keys[-1]) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k1' LeafNode\n" " ('k1',) 'foo'\n" " 'k2' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) def test_unmap_k1_from_k1_k22_k23_gives_k22_k23_tree_new(self): """Test unmap k1 from k1 k22 k23 gives k22 k23 tree new.""" chkmap = self._get_map( {(b"k1",): b"foo", (b"k22",): b"bar", (b"k23",): b"quux"}, maximum_size=10 ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k1' LeafNode\n" " ('k1',) 'foo'\n" " 'k2' InternalNode\n" " 'k22' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n" " 'k23' LeafNode\n" " ('k23',) 'quux'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) orig_root = chkmap._root_node chkmap = CHKMap(chkmap._store, orig_root) chkmap._ensure_root() node = chkmap._root_node k2_ptr = node._items[b"k2"] # unmapping k1 should give us a root, with k22 and k23 as direct # children, and should not have needed to page in the subtree. result = node.unmap(chkmap._store, (b"k1",)) self.assertEqual(k2_ptr, result) chkmap = CHKMap(chkmap._store, orig_root) # Unmapping at the CHKMap level should switch to the new root chkmap.unmap((b"k1",)) self.assertEqual(k2_ptr, chkmap._root_node) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'k22' LeafNode\n" " ('k22',) 'bar'\n" " 'k23' LeafNode\n" " ('k23',) 'quux'\n", chkmap._dump_tree(), ) # leaf: # map -> fits - done # map -> doesn't fit - shrink from left till fits # key data to return: the common prefix, new nodes. # unmap -> how to tell if siblings can be combined. # combing leaf nodes means expanding the prefix to the left; so gather the size of # all the leaf nodes addressed by expanding the prefix by 1; if any adjacent node # is an internal node, we know that that is a dense subtree - can't combine. # otherwise as soon as the sum of serialised values exceeds the split threshold # we know we can't combine - stop. # unmap -> key return data - space in node, common prefix length? and key count # internal: # variable length prefixes? -> later start with fixed width to get something going # map -> fits - update pointer to leaf # return [prefix and node] - seems sound. # map -> doesn't fit - find unique prefix and shift right # create internal nodes for all the partitions, return list of unique # prefixes and nodes. # map -> new prefix - create a leaf # unmap -> if child key count 0, remove # unmap -> return space in node, common prefix length? (why?), key count # map: # map, if 1 node returned, use it, otherwise make an internal and populate. # map - unmap - if empty, use empty leafnode (avoids special cases in driver # code) # map inits as empty leafnode. # tools: # visualiser # how to handle: # AA, AB, AC, AD, BA # packed internal node - ideal: # AA, AB, AC, AD, BA # single byte fanout - A,B, AA,AB,AC,AD, BA # build order's: # BA # AB - split, but we want to end up with AB, BA, in one node, with # 1-4K get0 class TestCHKMapDifference(TestCaseWithExampleMaps): """Tests for CHKMap Difference.""" def get_difference(self, new_roots, old_roots, search_key_func=None): """Get difference.""" if search_key_func is None: search_key_func = chk_map._search_key_plain return chk_map.CHKMapDifference( self.get_chk_bytes(), new_roots, old_roots, search_key_func ) def test__init__(self): """Test init .""" c_map = self.make_root_only_map() key1 = c_map.key() c_map.map((b"aaa",), b"new aaa content") key2 = c_map._save() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1]) self.assertEqual({key1}, diff._all_old_chks) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_queue) def help__read_all_roots(self, search_key_func): """Help read all roots.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_map(search_key_func=search_key_func) key1 = c_map.key() c_map.map((b"aaa",), b"new aaa content") key2 = c_map._save() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], search_key_func) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # We should have queued up only items that aren't in the old # set self.assertEqual([((b"aaa",), b"new aaa content")], diff._new_item_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_queue) # And there are no old references, so that queue should be # empty self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) def test__read_all_roots_plain(self): """Test read all roots plain.""" self.help__read_all_roots(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_plain) def test__read_all_roots_16(self): """Test read all roots 16.""" self.help__read_all_roots(search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_16) def test__read_all_roots_skips_known_old(self): """Test read all roots skips known old.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) key1 = c_map.key() c_map2 = self.make_root_only_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) key2 = c_map2.key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] # We should have no results. key2 is completely contained within key1, # and we should have seen that in the first pass self.assertEqual([], root_results) def test__read_all_roots_prepares_queues(self): """Test read all roots prepares queues.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) key1 = c_map.key() c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map.map((b"abb",), b"new abb content") key2 = c_map._save() key2_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # At this point, we should have queued up only the 'a' Leaf on both # sides, both 'c' and 'd' are known to not have changed on both sides self.assertEqual([key2_a], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) self.assertEqual([key1_a], diff._old_queue) def test__read_all_roots_multi_new_prepares_queues(self): """Test read all roots multi new prepares queues.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) key1 = c_map.key() c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key1_c = c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() c_map.map((b"abb",), b"new abb content") key2 = c_map._save() key2_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() c_map = chk_map.CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), key1, chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map.map((b"ccc",), b"new ccc content") key3 = c_map._save() c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key3_c = c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2, key3], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual(sorted([key2, key3]), sorted(root_results)) # We should have queued up key2_a, and key3_c, but not key2_c or key3_c self.assertEqual({key2_a, key3_c}, set(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) # And we should have queued up both a and c for the old set self.assertEqual({key1_a, key1_c}, set(diff._old_queue)) def test__read_all_roots_different_depths(self): """Test read all roots different depths.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1 = c_map.key() key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key1_c = c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() key1_d = c_map._root_node._items[b"d"].key() c_map2 = self.make_one_deep_two_prefix_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map2._dump_tree() key2 = c_map2.key() key2_aa = c_map2._root_node._items[b"aa"].key() key2_ad = c_map2._root_node._items[b"ad"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # Only the 'a' subset should be queued up, since 'c' and 'd' cannot be # present self.assertEqual([key1_a], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual({key2_aa, key2_ad}, set(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) diff = self.get_difference([key1], [key2], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key1], root_results) self.assertEqual({key2_aa, key2_ad}, set(diff._old_queue)) self.assertEqual({key1_a, key1_c, key1_d}, set(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_different_depths_16(self): """Test read all roots different depths 16.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_16) c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1 = c_map.key() key1_2 = c_map._root_node._items[b"2"].key() key1_4 = c_map._root_node._items[b"4"].key() key1_C = c_map._root_node._items[b"C"].key() key1_F = c_map._root_node._items[b"F"].key() c_map2 = self.make_one_deep_two_prefix_map(chk_map._search_key_16) c_map2._dump_tree() key2 = c_map2.key() key2_F0 = c_map2._root_node._items[b"F0"].key() key2_F3 = c_map2._root_node._items[b"F3"].key() key2_F4 = c_map2._root_node._items[b"F4"].key() key2_FD = c_map2._root_node._items[b"FD"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_16) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # Only the subset of keys that may be present should be queued up. self.assertEqual([key1_F], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual( sorted([key2_F0, key2_F3, key2_F4, key2_FD]), sorted(diff._new_queue) ) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) diff = self.get_difference([key1], [key2], chk_map._search_key_16) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key1], root_results) self.assertEqual( sorted([key2_F0, key2_F3, key2_F4, key2_FD]), sorted(diff._old_queue) ) self.assertEqual( sorted([key1_2, key1_4, key1_C, key1_F]), sorted(diff._new_queue) ) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_mixed_depth(self): """Test read all roots mixed depth.""" c_map = self.make_one_deep_two_prefix_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1 = c_map.key() key1_aa = c_map._root_node._items[b"aa"].key() c_map._root_node._items[b"ad"].key() c_map2 = self.make_one_deep_one_prefix_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map2._dump_tree() key2 = c_map2.key() key2_a = c_map2._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key2_b = c_map2._root_node._items[b"b"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # 'ad' matches exactly 'a' on the other side, so it should be removed, # and neither side should have it queued for walking self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([key2_b], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) diff = self.get_difference([key1], [key2], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key1], root_results) # Note: This is technically not the 'true minimal' set that we could # use The reason is that 'a' was matched exactly to 'ad' (by sha # sum). However, the code gets complicated in the case of more # than one interesting key, so for now, we live with this # Consider revising, though benchmarking showing it to be a # real-world issue should be done self.assertEqual([key2_a], diff._old_queue) # self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([key1_aa], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_yields_extra_deep_records(self): """Test read all roots yields extra deep records.""" # This is slightly controversial, as we will yield a chk page that we # might later on find out could be filtered out. (If a root node is # referenced deeper in the old set.) # However, even with stacking, we always have all chk pages that we # will need. So as long as we filter out the referenced keys, we'll # never run into problems. # This allows us to yield a root node record immediately, without any # buffering. c_map = self.make_two_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_plain) c_map._dump_tree() # load all keys key1 = c_map.key() key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map2 = self.get_map( { (b"acc",): b"initial acc content", (b"ace",): b"initial ace content", }, maximum_size=100, ) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n" " ('acc',) 'initial acc content'\n" " ('ace',) 'initial ace content'\n", c_map2._dump_tree(), ) key2 = c_map2.key() diff = self.get_difference([key2], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key2], root_results) # However, even though we have yielded the root node to be fetched, # we should have enqued all of the chk pages to be walked, so that we # can find the keys if they are present self.assertEqual([key1_a], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual( { ((b"acc",), b"initial acc content"), ((b"ace",), b"initial ace content"), }, set(diff._new_item_queue), ) def test__read_all_roots_multiple_targets(self): """Test read all roots multiple targets.""" c_map = self.make_root_only_map() key1 = c_map.key() c_map = self.make_one_deep_map() key2 = c_map.key() c_map._dump_tree() key2_c = c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() key2_d = c_map._root_node._items[b"d"].key() c_map.map((b"ccc",), b"new ccc value") key3 = c_map._save() key3_c = c_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key2, key3], [key1], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual(sorted([key2, key3]), sorted(root_results)) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) # the key 'd' is interesting from key2 and key3, but should only be # entered into the queue 1 time self.assertEqual(sorted([key2_c, key3_c, key2_d]), sorted(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_no_old(self): """Test read all roots no old.""" # This is the 'initial branch' case. With nothing in the old # set, we can just queue up all root nodes into interesting queue, and # then have them fast-path flushed via _flush_new_queue c_map = self.make_two_deep_map() key1 = c_map.key() diff = self.get_difference([key1], [], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([], root_results) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([key1], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) c_map2 = self.make_one_deep_map() key2 = c_map2.key() diff = self.get_difference([key1, key2], [], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([], root_results) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual(sorted([key1, key2]), sorted(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_no_old_16(self): """Test read all roots no old 16.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_16) key1 = c_map.key() diff = self.get_difference([key1], [], chk_map._search_key_16) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([], root_results) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([key1], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) c_map2 = self.make_one_deep_map(chk_map._search_key_16) key2 = c_map2.key() diff = self.get_difference([key1, key2], [], chk_map._search_key_16) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([], root_results) self.assertEqual([], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual(sorted([key1, key2]), sorted(diff._new_queue)) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__read_all_roots_multiple_old(self): """Test read all roots multiple old.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map() key1 = c_map.key() c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map.map((b"ccc",), b"new ccc value") key2 = c_map._save() c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map.map((b"add",), b"new add value") key3 = c_map._save() key3_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key3], [key1, key2], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key3], root_results) # the 'a' keys should not be queued up 2 times, since they are # identical self.assertEqual([key1_a], diff._old_queue) self.assertEqual([key3_a], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) def test__process_next_old_batched_no_dupes(self): """Test process next old batched no dupes.""" c_map = self.make_two_deep_map() key1 = c_map.key() c_map._dump_tree() # load everything key1_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key1_aa = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"aa"].key() key1_ab = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"ab"].key() key1_ac = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"ac"].key() key1_ad = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"ad"].key() c_map.map((b"aaa",), b"new aaa value") key2 = c_map._save() key2_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() key2_aa = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"aa"].key() c_map.map((b"acc",), b"new acc content") key3 = c_map._save() key3_a = c_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() c_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"ac"].key() diff = self.get_difference([key3], [key1, key2], chk_map._search_key_plain) root_results = [record.key for record in diff._read_all_roots()] self.assertEqual([key3], root_results) self.assertEqual(sorted([key1_a, key2_a]), sorted(diff._old_queue)) self.assertEqual([key3_a], diff._new_queue) self.assertEqual([], diff._new_item_queue) diff._process_next_old() # All of the old records should be brought in and queued up, # but we should not have any duplicates self.assertEqual( sorted([key1_aa, key1_ab, key1_ac, key1_ad, key2_aa]), sorted(diff._old_queue), ) class TestIterInterestingNodes(TestCaseWithExampleMaps): """Tests for Iter Interesting Nodes.""" def get_map_key(self, a_dict, maximum_size=10): """Get map key.""" c_map = self.get_map(a_dict, maximum_size=maximum_size) return c_map.key() def assertIterInteresting(self, records, items, interesting_keys, old_keys): """Check the result of iter_interesting_nodes. Note that we no longer care how many steps are taken, etc, just that the right contents are returned. :param records: A list of record keys that should be yielded :param items: A list of items (key,value) that should be yielded. """ store = self.get_chk_bytes() store._search_key_func = chk_map._search_key_plain iter_nodes = chk_map.iter_interesting_nodes(store, interesting_keys, old_keys) record_keys = [] all_items = [] for record, new_items in iter_nodes: if record is not None: record_keys.append(record.key) if new_items: all_items.extend(new_items) self.assertEqual(sorted(records), sorted(record_keys)) self.assertEqual(sorted(items), sorted(all_items)) def test_empty_to_one_keys(self): """Test empty to one keys.""" target = self.get_map_key({(b"a",): b"content"}) self.assertIterInteresting([target], [((b"a",), b"content")], [target], []) def test_none_to_one_key(self): """Test none to one key.""" basis = self.get_map_key({}) target = self.get_map_key({(b"a",): b"content"}) self.assertIterInteresting([target], [((b"a",), b"content")], [target], [basis]) def test_one_to_none_key(self): """Test one to none key.""" basis = self.get_map_key({(b"a",): b"content"}) target = self.get_map_key({}) self.assertIterInteresting([target], [], [target], [basis]) def test_common_pages(self): """Test common pages.""" basis = self.get_map_key( { (b"a",): b"content", (b"b",): b"content", (b"c",): b"content", } ) target = self.get_map_key( { (b"a",): b"content", (b"b",): b"other content", (b"c",): b"content", } ) target_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('a',) 'content'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('b',) 'other content'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('c',) 'content'\n", target_map._dump_tree(), ) b_key = target_map._root_node._items[b"b"].key() # This should return the root node, and the node for the 'b' key self.assertIterInteresting( [target, b_key], [((b"b",), b"other content")], [target], [basis] ) def test_common_sub_page(self): """Test common sub page.""" basis = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"c",): b"common", } ) target = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"aab",): b"new", (b"c",): b"common", } ) target_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'common'\n" " 'aab' LeafNode\n" " ('aab',) 'new'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('c',) 'common'\n", target_map._dump_tree(), ) # The key for the internal aa node a_key = target_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() # The key for the leaf aab node # aaa_key = target_map._root_node._items['a']._items['aaa'].key() aab_key = target_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"aab"].key() self.assertIterInteresting( [target, a_key, aab_key], [((b"aab",), b"new")], [target], [basis] ) def test_common_leaf(self): """Test common leaf.""" basis = self.get_map_key({}) target1 = self.get_map_key({(b"aaa",): b"common"}) target2 = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"bbb",): b"new", } ) target3 = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"aac",): b"other", (b"bbb",): b"new", } ) # The LeafNode containing 'aaa': 'common' occurs at 3 different levels. # Once as a root node, once as a second layer, and once as a third # layer. It should only be returned one time regardless target1_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target1) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('aaa',) 'common'\n", target1_map._dump_tree() ) target2_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target2) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'common'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'new'\n", target2_map._dump_tree(), ) target3_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target3) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'common'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'other'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'new'\n", target3_map._dump_tree(), ) target1_map._root_node.key() b_key = target2_map._root_node._items[b"b"].key() a_key = target3_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() aac_key = target3_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"aac"].key() self.assertIterInteresting( [target1, target2, target3, a_key, aac_key, b_key], [((b"aaa",), b"common"), ((b"bbb",), b"new"), ((b"aac",), b"other")], [target1, target2, target3], [basis], ) self.assertIterInteresting( [target2, target3, a_key, aac_key, b_key], [((b"bbb",), b"new"), ((b"aac",), b"other")], [target2, target3], [target1], ) # Technically, target1 could be filtered out, but since it is a root # node, we yield it immediately, rather than waiting to find out much # later on. self.assertIterInteresting([target1], [], [target1], [target3]) def test_multiple_maps(self): """Test multiple maps.""" basis1 = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"aab",): b"basis1", } ) basis2 = self.get_map_key( { (b"bbb",): b"common", (b"bbc",): b"basis2", } ) target1 = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"aac",): b"target1", (b"bbb",): b"common", } ) target2 = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"common", (b"bba",): b"target2", (b"bbb",): b"common", } ) target1_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target1) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aaa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'common'\n" " 'aac' LeafNode\n" " ('aac',) 'target1'\n" " 'b' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'common'\n", target1_map._dump_tree(), ) # The key for the target1 internal a node a_key = target1_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() # The key for the leaf aac node aac_key = target1_map._root_node._items[b"a"]._items[b"aac"].key() target2_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), target2) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'common'\n" " 'b' InternalNode\n" " 'bba' LeafNode\n" " ('bba',) 'target2'\n" " 'bbb' LeafNode\n" " ('bbb',) 'common'\n", target2_map._dump_tree(), ) # The key for the target2 internal bb node b_key = target2_map._root_node._items[b"b"].key() # The key for the leaf bba node bba_key = target2_map._root_node._items[b"b"]._items[b"bba"].key() self.assertIterInteresting( [target1, target2, a_key, aac_key, b_key, bba_key], [((b"aac",), b"target1"), ((b"bba",), b"target2")], [target1, target2], [basis1, basis2], ) def test_multiple_maps_overlapping_common_new(self): """Test multiple maps overlapping common new.""" # Test that when a node found through the interesting_keys iteration # for *some roots* and also via the old keys iteration, that # it is still scanned for old refs and items, because its # not truely new. This requires 2 levels of InternalNodes to expose, # because of the way the bootstrap in _find_children_info works. # This suggests that the code is probably amenable to/benefit from # consolidation. # How does this test work? # 1) We need a second level InternalNode present in a basis tree. # 2) We need a left side new tree that uses that InternalNode # 3) We need a right side new tree that does not use that InternalNode # at all but that has an unchanged *value* that was reachable inside # that InternalNode basis = self.get_map_key( { # InternalNode, unchanged in left: (b"aaa",): b"left", (b"abb",): b"right", # Forces an internalNode at 'a' (b"ccc",): b"common", } ) left = self.get_map_key( { # All of basis unchanged (b"aaa",): b"left", (b"abb",): b"right", (b"ccc",): b"common", # And a new top level node so the root key is different (b"ddd",): b"change", } ) right = self.get_map_key( { # A value that is unchanged from basis and thus should be filtered # out. (b"abb",): b"right" } ) basis_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), basis) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'left'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abb',) 'right'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('ccc',) 'common'\n", basis_map._dump_tree(), ) # Get left expected data left_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), left) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' InternalNode\n" " 'aa' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'left'\n" " 'ab' LeafNode\n" " ('abb',) 'right'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('ccc',) 'common'\n" " 'd' LeafNode\n" " ('ddd',) 'change'\n", left_map._dump_tree(), ) # Keys from left side target l_d_key = left_map._root_node._items[b"d"].key() # Get right expected data right_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), right) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' LeafNode\n ('abb',) 'right'\n", right_map._dump_tree() ) # Keys from the right side target - none, the root is enough. # Test behaviour self.assertIterInteresting( [right, left, l_d_key], [((b"ddd",), b"change")], [left, right], [basis] ) def test_multiple_maps_similar(self): """Test multiple maps similar.""" # We want to have a depth=2 tree, with multiple entries in each leaf # node basis = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"unchanged", (b"abb",): b"will change left", (b"caa",): b"unchanged", (b"cbb",): b"will change right", }, maximum_size=60, ) left = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"unchanged", (b"abb",): b"changed left", (b"caa",): b"unchanged", (b"cbb",): b"will change right", }, maximum_size=60, ) right = self.get_map_key( { (b"aaa",): b"unchanged", (b"abb",): b"will change left", (b"caa",): b"unchanged", (b"cbb",): b"changed right", }, maximum_size=60, ) basis_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), basis) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('abb',) 'will change left'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('caa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('cbb',) 'will change right'\n", basis_map._dump_tree(), ) # Get left expected data left_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), left) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('abb',) 'changed left'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('caa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('cbb',) 'will change right'\n", left_map._dump_tree(), ) # Keys from left side target l_a_key = left_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() left_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() # Get right expected data right_map = CHKMap(self.get_chk_bytes(), right) self.assertEqualDiff( "'' InternalNode\n" " 'a' LeafNode\n" " ('aaa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('abb',) 'will change left'\n" " 'c' LeafNode\n" " ('caa',) 'unchanged'\n" " ('cbb',) 'changed right'\n", right_map._dump_tree(), ) right_map._root_node._items[b"a"].key() r_c_key = right_map._root_node._items[b"c"].key() self.assertIterInteresting( [right, left, l_a_key, r_c_key], [((b"abb",), b"changed left"), ((b"cbb",), b"changed right")], [left, right], [basis], ) class TestSearchKeys(TestCase): """Tests for Search Keys.""" def assertSearchKey16(self, expected, key): """Assert SearchKey16.""" self.assertEqual(expected, _search_key_16(key)) def assertSearchKey255(self, expected, key): """Assert SearchKey255.""" actual = _search_key_255(key) self.assertEqual(expected, actual, f"actual: {actual!r}") def test_simple_16(self): """Test simple 16.""" self.assertSearchKey16( b"8C736521", (b"foo",), ) self.assertSearchKey16(b"8C736521\x008C736521", (b"foo", b"foo")) self.assertSearchKey16(b"8C736521\x0076FF8CAA", (b"foo", b"bar")) self.assertSearchKey16( b"ED82CD11", (b"abcd",), ) def test_simple_255(self): """Test simple 255.""" self.assertSearchKey255( b"\x8cse!", (b"foo",), ) self.assertSearchKey255(b"\x8cse!\x00\x8cse!", (b"foo", b"foo")) self.assertSearchKey255(b"\x8cse!\x00v\xff\x8c\xaa", (b"foo", b"bar")) # The standard mapping for these would include '\n', so it should be # mapped to '_' self.assertSearchKey255(b"\xfdm\x93_\x00P_\x1bL", (b"<", b"V")) def test_255_does_not_include_newline(self): """Test 255 does not include newline.""" # When mapping via _search_key_255, we should never have the '\n' # character, but all other 255 values should be present chars_used = set() for char_in in range(256): search_key = _search_key_255((bytes([char_in]),)) chars_used.update([bytes([x]) for x in search_key]) all_chars = {bytes([x]) for x in range(256)} unused_chars = all_chars.symmetric_difference(chars_used) self.assertEqual({b"\n"}, unused_chars) class Test_BytesToTextKey(TestCase): """Tests for _bytes_to_text_key.""" def assertBytesToTextKey(self, key, bytes): """Assert BytesToTextKey.""" self.assertEqual(key, _bytes_to_text_key(bytes)) def assertBytesToTextKeyRaises(self, bytes): """Assert BytesToTextKeyRaises.""" # These are invalid bytes, and we want to make sure the code under test # raises an exception rather than segfaults, etc. We don't particularly # care what exception. self.assertRaises((ValueError, IndexError), _bytes_to_text_key, bytes) def test_file(self): """Test file.""" self.assertBytesToTextKey( (b"file-id", b"revision-id"), b"file: file-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id\n" b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709\n100\nN", ) def test_invalid_no_kind(self): """Test invalid no kind.""" self.assertBytesToTextKeyRaises( b"file file-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id\n" b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709\n100\nN" ) def test_invalid_no_space(self): """Test invalid no space.""" self.assertBytesToTextKeyRaises( b"file:file-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id\n" b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709\n100\nN" ) def test_invalid_too_short_file_id(self): """Test invalid too short file id.""" self.assertBytesToTextKeyRaises(b"file:file-id") def test_invalid_too_short_parent_id(self): """Test invalid too short parent id.""" self.assertBytesToTextKeyRaises(b"file:file-id\nparent-id") def test_invalid_too_short_name(self): """Test invalid too short name.""" self.assertBytesToTextKeyRaises(b"file:file-id\nparent-id\nname") def test_dir(self): """Test dir.""" self.assertBytesToTextKey( (b"dir-id", b"revision-id"), b"dir: dir-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id" ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_chk_serializer.py0000644000000000000000000001123615162115103021617 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA from .._bzr_rs import revision_bencode_serializer from ..revision import Revision from . import TestCase _working_revision_bencode1 = ( b"l" b"l6:formati10ee" b"l9:committer54:Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager e" b"l8:timezonei3600ee" b"l10:propertiesd11:branch-nick6:+trunkee" b"l9:timestamp14:1242300770.844e" b"l11:revision-id50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tze" b"l10:parent-ids" b"l" b"50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc" b"48:jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo" b"ee" b"l14:inventory-sha140:4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7e" b"l7:message35:(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch.e" b"e" ) _working_revision_bencode1_no_timezone = ( b"l" b"l6:formati10ee" b"l9:committer54:Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager e" b"l9:timestamp14:1242300770.844e" b"l10:propertiesd11:branch-nick6:+trunkee" b"l11:revision-id50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tze" b"l10:parent-ids" b"l" b"50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc" b"48:jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo" b"ee" b"l14:inventory-sha140:4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7e" b"l7:message35:(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch.e" b"e" ) class TestBEncodeSerializer1(TestCase): """Test BEncode serialization.""" def test_unpack_revision(self): """Test unpacking a revision.""" rev = revision_bencode_serializer.read_revision_from_string( _working_revision_bencode1 ) self.assertEqual( rev.committer, "Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager " ) self.assertEqual( rev.inventory_sha1, b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7" ) self.assertEqual( [ b"pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc", b"jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo", ], rev.parent_ids, ) self.assertEqual("(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch.", rev.message) self.assertEqual( b"pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tz", rev.revision_id ) self.assertEqual({"branch-nick": "+trunk"}, rev.properties) self.assertEqual(3600, rev.timezone) def test_written_form_matches(self): rev = revision_bencode_serializer.read_revision_from_string( _working_revision_bencode1 ) as_str = revision_bencode_serializer.write_revision_to_string(rev) self.assertEqualDiff(_working_revision_bencode1, as_str) def test_unpack_revision_no_timezone(self): rev = revision_bencode_serializer.read_revision_from_string( _working_revision_bencode1_no_timezone ) self.assertEqual(None, rev.timezone) def assertRoundTrips(self, serializer, orig_rev): lines = serializer.write_revision_to_lines(orig_rev) new_rev = serializer.read_revision_from_string(b"".join(lines)) self.assertEqual(orig_rev, new_rev) def test_roundtrips_non_ascii(self): rev = Revision( b"revid1", message="\n\xe5me", committer="Erik B\xe5gfors", timestamp=1242385452, inventory_sha1=b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7", parent_ids=[], properties={}, timezone=3600, ) self.assertRoundTrips(revision_bencode_serializer, rev) def test_roundtrips_xml_invalid_chars(self): rev = Revision( b"revid1", properties={}, parent_ids=[], message="\t\ue000", committer="Erik B\xe5gfors", timestamp=1242385452, timezone=3600, inventory_sha1=b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7", ) self.assertRoundTrips(revision_bencode_serializer, rev) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_chunk_writer.py0000644000000000000000000001111215162115103021316 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # """Tests for writing fixed size chunks with compression.""" import zlib from .. import chunk_writer from . import TestCase class TestWriter(TestCase): def check_chunk(self, bytes_list, size): data = b"".join(bytes_list) self.assertEqual(size, len(data)) return zlib.decompress(data) def test_chunk_writer_empty(self): writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096) bytes_list, unused, padding = writer.finish() node_bytes = self.check_chunk(bytes_list, 4096) self.assertEqual(b"", node_bytes) self.assertEqual(None, unused) # Only a zlib header. self.assertEqual(4088, padding) def test_optimize_for_speed(self): writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096) writer.set_optimize(for_size=False) self.assertEqual( chunk_writer.ChunkWriter._repack_opts_for_speed, (writer._max_repack, writer._max_zsync), ) writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096, optimize_for_size=False) self.assertEqual( chunk_writer.ChunkWriter._repack_opts_for_speed, (writer._max_repack, writer._max_zsync), ) def test_optimize_for_size(self): writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096) writer.set_optimize(for_size=True) self.assertEqual( chunk_writer.ChunkWriter._repack_opts_for_size, (writer._max_repack, writer._max_zsync), ) writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096, optimize_for_size=True) self.assertEqual( chunk_writer.ChunkWriter._repack_opts_for_size, (writer._max_repack, writer._max_zsync), ) def test_some_data(self): writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096) writer.write(b"foo bar baz quux\n") bytes_list, unused, padding = writer.finish() node_bytes = self.check_chunk(bytes_list, 4096) self.assertEqual(b"foo bar baz quux\n", node_bytes) self.assertEqual(None, unused) # More than just the header.. self.assertEqual(4073, padding) @staticmethod def _make_lines(): lines = [] for group in range(48): offset = group * 50 numbers = list(range(offset, offset + 50)) # Create a line with this group lines.append(b"".join(b"%d" % n for n in numbers) + b"\n") return lines def test_too_much_data_does_not_exceed_size(self): # Generate enough data to exceed 4K lines = self._make_lines() writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096) for idx, line in enumerate(lines): if writer.write(line): self.assertEqual(46, idx) break bytes_list, unused, _ = writer.finish() node_bytes = self.check_chunk(bytes_list, 4096) # the first 46 lines should have been added expected_bytes = b"".join(lines[:46]) self.assertEqualDiff(expected_bytes, node_bytes) # And the line that failed should have been saved for us self.assertEqual(lines[46], unused) def test_too_much_data_preserves_reserve_space(self): # Generate enough data to exceed 4K lines = self._make_lines() writer = chunk_writer.ChunkWriter(4096, 256) for idx, line in enumerate(lines): if writer.write(line): self.assertEqual(44, idx) break else: self.fail("We were able to write all lines") self.assertFalse(writer.write(b"A" * 256, reserved=True)) bytes_list, unused, _ = writer.finish() node_bytes = self.check_chunk(bytes_list, 4096) # the first 44 lines should have been added expected_bytes = b"".join(lines[:44]) + b"A" * 256 self.assertEqualDiff(expected_bytes, node_bytes) # And the line that failed should have been saved for us self.assertEqual(lines[44], unused) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_controldir.py0000644000000000000000000004461115211573005021007 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the standalone control-directory API.""" import os from .. import controldir from ..errors import ( BzrFormatsError, NotStacked, UnsupportedOperation, ) from . import TestCaseInTempDir class TestControlDir(TestCaseInTempDir): def test_create_has_components(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) self.assertTrue(cd.has_repository()) self.assertTrue(cd.has_branch()) self.assertTrue(cd.has_workingtree()) def test_create_is_reopenable(self): controldir.create(self.test_dir) cd = controldir.open(self.test_dir) self.assertEqual(cd.open_branch().last_revision_info(), (0, b"null:")) def test_commit_empty_tree_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) repo = cd.open_repository() branch = cd.open_branch() wt = cd.open_workingtree() revid = wt.commit( repo, branch, "T ", "empty", 1577880000, 0, allow_pointless=True ) reopened = controldir.open(self.test_dir) self.assertEqual(reopened.open_branch().last_revision_info(), (1, revid)) rev = reopened.open_repository().get_revision(revid) self.assertEqual(rev["message"], "empty") self.assertEqual(rev["committer"], "T ") # An empty tree has no entries beyond the (omitted) root. self.assertEqual(reopened.open_repository().get_inventory(revid), []) # The dirstate basis was advanced. self.assertEqual(reopened.open_workingtree().basis_revision(), revid) def test_commit_files_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"hello\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() file_id = wt.add("a.txt", "file") revid = wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "add a", 1577880000, 0 ) reopened = controldir.open(self.test_dir) repo = reopened.open_repository() self.assertEqual(repo.all_revision_ids(), [revid]) inv = repo.get_inventory(revid) self.assertEqual([entry[0] for entry in inv], ["a.txt"]) self.assertEqual(repo.get_file_text(file_id, revid), b"hello\n") def test_commit_records_revprops_and_authors(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"hi\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") revid = wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "msg", 1577880000, 0, revprops={"custom": b"val"}, authors=["A ", "B "], ) rev = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().get_revision(revid) self.assertEqual(rev["properties"]["custom"], b"val") self.assertEqual(rev["properties"]["authors"], b"A \nB ") def test_pointless_commit_refused(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"hi\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "first", 1577880000, 0 ) # A second commit with nothing changed is refused. wt2 = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_workingtree() self.assertRaises( BzrFormatsError, wt2.commit, cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "empty", 1577890000, 0, ) def test_strict_commit_refuses_unknown_files(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"a\n") with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "loose.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"l\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") self.assertEqual(wt.unknowns(), ["loose.txt"]) self.assertRaises( BzrFormatsError, wt.commit, cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "c", 1577880000, 0, strict=True, ) def test_selective_commit_records_named_file_only(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) for n, c in [("a.txt", b"a1\n"), ("b.txt", b"b1\n")]: with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, n), "wb") as f: f.write(c) wt = cd.open_workingtree() a_id = wt.add("a.txt", "file") b_id = wt.add("b.txt", "file") rev1 = wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "two", 1577880000, 0 ) for n, c in [("a.txt", b"a2\n"), ("b.txt", b"b2\n")]: with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, n), "wb") as f: f.write(c) wt2 = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_workingtree() rev2 = wt2.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "only a", 1577890000, 0, specific_files=["a.txt"], ) repo = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository() # a.txt has the new content in rev2; b.txt keeps the rev1 content. self.assertEqual(repo.get_file_text(a_id, rev2), b"a2\n") self.assertEqual(repo.get_file_text(b_id, rev1), b"b1\n") def test_add_versions_and_persists(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"x\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() file_id = wt.add("a.txt", "file") self.assertEqual(wt.path2id("a.txt"), file_id) self.assertEqual(wt.list_files(), [("a.txt", "file", file_id)]) # Re-opening reads the same versioned set from disk. reread = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_workingtree() self.assertEqual(reread.path2id("a.txt"), file_id) def test_remove_unversions_without_deleting(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"x\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") wt.remove("a.txt") self.assertIs(wt.path2id("a.txt"), None) # The file is left on disk. self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"))) def test_rename_keeps_file_id(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"x\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() file_id = wt.add("a.txt", "file") wt.rename("a.txt", "b.txt") self.assertIs(wt.path2id("a.txt"), None) self.assertEqual(wt.path2id("b.txt"), file_id) self.assertFalse(os.path.exists(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"))) self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "b.txt"))) def test_views_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) wt = cd.open_workingtree() self.assertTrue(wt.supports_views()) self.assertEqual(wt.views(), (None, {})) wt.set_views({"my": ["src", "doc"], "other": ["lib"]}, current="my") current, views = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_workingtree().views() self.assertEqual(current, "my") self.assertEqual(views, {"my": ["src", "doc"], "other": ["lib"]}) def test_conflicts_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) wt = cd.open_workingtree() self.assertEqual(wt.conflicts(), []) wt.set_conflicts( [ {"type": "text conflict", "path": "a.txt", "file_id": b"a-id"}, {"type": "path conflict", "path": "dir/b"}, ] ) got = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_workingtree().conflicts() self.assertEqual( got, [ {"type": "text conflict", "path": "a.txt", "file_id": b"a-id"}, {"type": "path conflict", "path": "dir/b"}, ], ) def test_format_introspection(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) rf = cd.open_repository().format() self.assertTrue(rf["format_string"].startswith(b"Bazaar repository format 2a")) self.assertIn("2a", rf["description"]) bf = cd.open_branch().format() self.assertTrue(bf["format_string"].startswith(b"Bazaar Branch Format 7")) def test_add_revision_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) repo = cd.open_repository() repo.start_write_group() repo.add_revision( b"rev-x", "hello", "T ", 1577880000.0, 0, parents=[], revprops={"k": b"v"}, ) repo.commit_write_group() got = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().get_revision(b"rev-x") self.assertEqual(got["message"], "hello") self.assertEqual(got["committer"], "T ") self.assertEqual(got["properties"]["k"], b"v") def test_iter_changes_with_parents(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"x\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") rev = wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "c", 1577880000, 0 ) # With no extra parents it matches iter_changes (no pending changes). reopened = controldir.open(self.test_dir) changes = list( reopened.open_workingtree().iter_changes_with_parents( reopened.open_repository(), rev, [] ) ) self.assertEqual(changes, []) def test_branch_tags_round_trip(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) branch = cd.open_branch() branch.set_tags({"v1.0": b"some-rev", "v2.0": b"other-rev"}) reopened = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_branch() self.assertEqual(reopened.tags(), {"v1.0": b"some-rev", "v2.0": b"other-rev"}) def test_open_missing_raises(self): # An empty directory is not a control directory. empty = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "empty") os.makedirs(empty) self.assertRaises(BzrFormatsError, controldir.open, empty) def test_stacked_on_url_not_stacked_raises(self): branch = controldir.create(self.test_dir).open_branch() self.assertRaises(NotStacked, branch.get_stacked_on_url) def test_stacked_on_url_round_trip(self): base = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "base") os.makedirs(base) controldir.create(base) top = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "top") os.makedirs(top) controldir.create(top).open_branch().set_stacked_on_url(base) self.assertEqual(controldir.open(top).open_branch().get_stacked_on_url(), base) def test_open_repository_stacked_reads_through_base(self): base = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "base") os.makedirs(base) base_cd = controldir.create(base) wt = base_cd.open_workingtree() revid = wt.commit( base_cd.open_repository(), base_cd.open_branch(), "T ", "base", 1577880000, 0, allow_pointless=True, ) top = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "top") os.makedirs(top) top_cd = controldir.create(top) top_cd.open_branch().set_stacked_on_url(base) # The plain repository lacks the base revision; the stacked one has it. self.assertFalse(top_cd.open_repository().has_revision(revid)) self.assertTrue(top_cd.open_repository_stacked().has_revision(revid)) def test_bind_unbind_round_trip(self): branch = controldir.create(self.test_dir).open_branch() self.assertIsNone(branch.get_bound_location()) branch.bind("file:///srv/master") self.assertEqual(branch.get_bound_location(), "file:///srv/master") branch.unbind() self.assertIsNone(branch.get_bound_location()) self.assertEqual(branch.get_old_bound_location(), "file:///srv/master") def test_reference_info_round_trip(self): branch = controldir.create(self.test_dir).open_branch() self.assertEqual(branch.get_reference_info(b"fid"), (None, None)) branch.set_reference_info(b"fid", "../subtree", "sub/dir") self.assertEqual(branch.get_reference_info(b"fid"), ("../subtree", "sub/dir")) def test_get_reference_none_on_normal_branch(self): branch = controldir.create(self.test_dir).open_branch() self.assertIsNone(branch.get_reference()) self.assertRaises(UnsupportedOperation, branch.set_reference, "x") def test_create_shared_repository(self): shared = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "shared") os.makedirs(shared) cd = controldir.create_shared_repository(shared) self.assertTrue(cd.has_repository()) self.assertFalse(cd.has_branch()) self.assertTrue(cd.is_shared()) # A normal control directory is not shared. normal = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "normal") os.makedirs(normal) self.assertFalse(controldir.create(normal).is_shared()) def test_make_working_trees_toggles(self): shared = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "shared") os.makedirs(shared) cd = controldir.create_shared_repository(shared) self.assertTrue(cd.make_working_trees()) cd.set_make_working_trees(False) self.assertFalse(cd.make_working_trees()) cd.set_make_working_trees(True) self.assertTrue(cd.make_working_trees()) def test_pack_keeps_data_readable(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) r1 = cd.open_workingtree().commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "one", 1577880000, 0, allow_pointless=True, ) reopened = controldir.open(self.test_dir) r2 = reopened.open_workingtree().commit( reopened.open_repository(), reopened.open_branch(), "T ", "two", 1577890000, 0, allow_pointless=True, ) # pack() then both revisions still read back. controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().pack() repo = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository() self.assertTrue(repo.has_revision(r1)) self.assertTrue(repo.has_revision(r2)) self.assertEqual(repo.get_revision(r1)["message"], "one") # autopack on a small repository does nothing. self.assertFalse(controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().autopack()) def test_fetch_copies_revisions(self): src = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "src") os.makedirs(src) scd = controldir.create(src) revid = scd.open_workingtree().commit( scd.open_repository(), scd.open_branch(), "T ", "one", 1577880000, 0, allow_pointless=True, ) tgt = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "tgt") os.makedirs(tgt) tcd = controldir.create(tgt) copied = tcd.open_repository().fetch( controldir.open(src).open_repository(), revid ) self.assertEqual(copied, 1) self.assertTrue(controldir.open(tgt).open_repository().has_revision(revid)) def test_upgrade_knitpack_to_2a(self): path = os.path.join(self.test_dir, "repo") os.makedirs(path) cd = controldir.create(path, "1.9") revid = cd.open_workingtree().commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "one", 1577880000, 0, allow_pointless=True, ) controldir.upgrade(path, "2a") self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, "backup.bzr"))) repo = controldir.open(path).open_repository() self.assertTrue(repo.has_revision(revid)) self.assertEqual( controldir.open(path).open_branch().last_revision_info(), (1, revid) ) def test_check_clean_repository(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"hi\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "add a", 1577880000, 0 ) result = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().check() self.assertEqual(result["problems"], []) self.assertEqual(result["ghosts"], []) self.assertEqual(result["checked_revisions"], 1) self.assertEqual(result["checked_texts"], 1) def test_reconcile_clean_repository(self): cd = controldir.create(self.test_dir) with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, "a.txt"), "wb") as f: f.write(b"hi\n") wt = cd.open_workingtree() wt.add("a.txt", "file") revid = wt.commit( cd.open_repository(), cd.open_branch(), "T ", "add a", 1577880000, 0 ) result = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository().reconcile() self.assertEqual(result["garbage_inventories"], 0) # Data still present and consistent after reconcile. repo = controldir.open(self.test_dir).open_repository() self.assertTrue(repo.has_revision(revid)) self.assertEqual(repo.check()["problems"], []) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_dirstate.py0000644000000000000000000011447215174775717020500 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests of the dirstate functionality being built for WorkingTreeFormat4.""" import binascii import bisect import os import struct from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from bzrformats import osutils from .. import dirstate, inventory from . import TestCase, TestCaseInTempDir, dir_reader_scenarios # TODO: # TESTS to write: # general checks for NOT_IN_MEMORY error conditions. # set_path_id on a NOT_IN_MEMORY dirstate # set_path_id unicode support # set_path_id setting id of a path not root # set_path_id setting id when there are parents without the id in the parents # set_path_id setting id when there are parents with the id in the parents # set_path_id setting id when state is not in memory # set_path_id setting id when state is in memory unmodified # set_path_id setting id when state is in memory modified class TestErrors(TestCase): def test_dirstate_corrupt(self): error = dirstate.DirstateCorrupt( ".bzr/checkout/dirstate", 'trailing garbage: "x"' ) self.assertEqualDiff( "The dirstate file (.bzr/checkout/dirstate)" ' appears to be corrupt: trailing garbage: "x"', str(error), ) load_tests = load_tests_apply_scenarios class TestCaseWithDirState: """Helper methods for creating DirState objects. Inherit from this alongside a TestCase that provides a temp directory. """ scenarios = dir_reader_scenarios() # Set by load_tests _dir_reader_class = None _native_to_unicode = None # Not used yet def setUp(self): super().setUp() if self._dir_reader_class is None: self._dir_reader_class = osutils.UnicodeDirReader self.overrideAttr(osutils, "_selected_dir_reader", self._dir_reader_class()) def create_empty_dirstate(self): """Return a locked but empty dirstate.""" state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") return state def create_dirstate_with_root(self): """Return a write-locked state with a single root entry.""" packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" root_entry_direntry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) dirblocks = [] dirblocks.append((b"", [root_entry_direntry])) dirblocks.append((b"", [])) state = self.create_empty_dirstate() try: state._set_data([], dirblocks) state._validate() except: state.unlock() raise return state def create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir(self): """Return a locked DirState with a root and a subdir.""" packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" subdir_entry = ( (b"", b"subdir", b"subdir-id"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) state = self.create_dirstate_with_root() try: dirblocks = list(state._dirblocks) dirblocks[1][1].append(subdir_entry) state._set_data([], dirblocks) except: state.unlock() raise return state def create_complex_dirstate(self): r"""This dirstate contains multiple files and directories. / a-root-value a/ a-dir b/ b-dir c c-file d d-file a/e/ e-dir a/f f-file b/g g-file b/h\xc3\xa5 h-\xc3\xa5-file #This is u'\xe5' encoded into utf-8 Notice that a/e is an empty directory. :return: The dirstate, still write-locked. """ packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" null_sha = b"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" root_entry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) a_entry = ( (b"", b"a", b"a-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) b_entry = ( (b"", b"b", b"b-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) c_entry = ( (b"", b"c", b"c-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 10, False, packed_stat), ], ) d_entry = ( (b"", b"d", b"d-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 20, False, packed_stat), ], ) e_entry = ( (b"a", b"e", b"e-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) f_entry = ( (b"a", b"f", b"f-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 30, False, packed_stat), ], ) g_entry = ( (b"b", b"g", b"g-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 30, False, packed_stat), ], ) h_entry = ( (b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 40, False, packed_stat), ], ) dirblocks = [] dirblocks.append((b"", [root_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"", [a_entry, b_entry, c_entry, d_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"a", [e_entry, f_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"b", [g_entry, h_entry])) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") state._validate() try: state._set_data([], dirblocks) except: state.unlock() raise return state def check_state_with_reopen(self, expected_result, state): """Check that state has current state expected_result. This will check the current state, open the file anew and check it again. This function expects the current state to be locked for writing, and will unlock it before re-opening. This is required because we can't open a lock_read() while something else has a lock_write(). write => mutually exclusive lock read => shared lock """ # The state should already be write locked, since we just had to do # some operation to get here. self.assertIsNotNone(state._lock_token) try: self.assertEqual(expected_result[0], state.get_parent_ids()) # there should be no ghosts in this tree. self.assertEqual([], state.get_ghosts()) # there should be one fileid in this tree - the root of the tree. self.assertEqual(expected_result[1], list(state._iter_entries())) state.save() finally: state.unlock() del state state = dirstate.DirState.on_file("dirstate") state.lock_read() try: self.assertEqual(expected_result[1], list(state._iter_entries())) finally: state.unlock() class TestDirStateInitialize(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def test_initialize(self): expected_result = ( [], [ ( (b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), # common details [ ( b"d", b"", 0, False, dirstate.DirState.NULLSTAT, ), # current tree ], ) ], ) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") try: self.assertIsInstance(state, dirstate.DirState) lines = state.get_lines() finally: state.unlock() # On win32 you can't read from a locked file, even within the same # process. So we have to unlock and release before we check the file # contents. self.assertFileEqual(b"".join(lines), "dirstate") state.lock_read() # check_state_with_reopen will unlock self.check_state_with_reopen(expected_result, state) class TestGetLines(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def test_get_line_with_2_rows(self): state = self.create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir() try: self.assertEqual( [ b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n", b"crc32: 41262208\n", b"num_entries: 2\n", b"0\x00\n\x00" b"0\x00\n\x00" b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00" b"d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00\n\x00" b"\x00subdir\x00subdir-id\x00" b"d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00\n\x00", ], state.get_lines(), ) finally: state.unlock() def test_entry_to_line(self): state = self.create_dirstate_with_root() try: self.assertEqual( b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00d\x00\x000\x00n" b"\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk", state._entry_to_line(state._dirblocks[0][1][0]), ) finally: state.unlock() def test_entry_to_line_with_parent(self): packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" root_entry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), # current tree details # first: a pointer to the current location (b"a", b"dirname/basename", 0, False, b""), ], ) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") try: self.assertEqual( b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00" b"d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00" b"a\x00dirname/basename\x000\x00n\x00", state._entry_to_line(root_entry), ) finally: state.unlock() def test_entry_to_line_with_two_parents_at_different_paths(self): # / in the tree, at / in one parent and /dirname/basename in the other. packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" root_entry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), # current tree details (b"d", b"", 0, False, b"rev_id"), # first parent details # second: a pointer to the current location (b"a", b"dirname/basename", 0, False, b""), ], ) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") try: self.assertEqual( b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00" b"d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00" b"d\x00\x000\x00n\x00rev_id\x00" b"a\x00dirname/basename\x000\x00n\x00", state._entry_to_line(root_entry), ) finally: state.unlock() def test_iter_entries(self): # we should be able to iterate the dirstate entries from end to end # this is for get_lines to be easy to read. packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" dirblocks = [] root_entries = [ ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), # current tree details ], ) ] dirblocks.append((b"", root_entries)) # add two files in the root subdir_entry = ( (b"", b"subdir", b"subdir-id"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), # current tree details ], ) afile_entry = ( (b"", b"afile", b"afile-id"), [ (b"f", b"sha1value", 34, False, packed_stat), # current tree details ], ) dirblocks.append((b"", [subdir_entry, afile_entry])) # and one in subdir file_entry2 = ( (b"subdir", b"2file", b"2file-id"), [ (b"f", b"sha1value", 23, False, packed_stat), # current tree details ], ) dirblocks.append((b"subdir", [file_entry2])) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") try: state._set_data([], dirblocks) expected_entries = [root_entries[0], subdir_entry, afile_entry, file_entry2] self.assertEqual(expected_entries, list(state._iter_entries())) finally: state.unlock() class TestGetBlockRowIndex(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def assertBlockRowIndexEqual( self, block_index, row_index, dir_present, file_present, state, dirname, basename, tree_index, ): self.assertEqual( (block_index, row_index, dir_present, file_present), state._get_block_entry_index(dirname, basename, tree_index), ) if dir_present: block = state._dirblocks[block_index] self.assertEqual(dirname, block[0]) if dir_present and file_present: row = state._dirblocks[block_index][1][row_index] self.assertEqual(dirname, row[0][0]) self.assertEqual(basename, row[0][1]) def test_simple_structure(self): state = self.create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 0, True, True, state, b"", b"subdir", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 0, True, False, state, b"", b"bdir", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 1, True, False, state, b"", b"zdir", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(2, 0, False, False, state, b"a", b"foo", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(2, 0, False, False, state, b"subdir", b"foo", 0) def test_complex_structure_exists(self): state = self.create_complex_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) # Make sure we can find everything that exists self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(0, 0, True, True, state, b"", b"", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 0, True, True, state, b"", b"a", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 1, True, True, state, b"", b"b", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 2, True, True, state, b"", b"c", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 3, True, True, state, b"", b"d", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(2, 0, True, True, state, b"a", b"e", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(2, 1, True, True, state, b"a", b"f", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(3, 0, True, True, state, b"b", b"g", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(3, 1, True, True, state, b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", 0) def test_complex_structure_missing(self): state = self.create_complex_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) # Make sure things would be inserted in the right locations # '_' comes before 'a' self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(0, 0, True, True, state, b"", b"", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 0, True, False, state, b"", b"_", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 1, True, False, state, b"", b"aa", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(1, 4, True, False, state, b"", b"h\xc3\xa5", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(2, 0, False, False, state, b"_", b"a", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(3, 0, False, False, state, b"aa", b"a", 0) self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(4, 0, False, False, state, b"bb", b"a", 0) # This would be inserted between a/ and b/ self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(3, 0, False, False, state, b"a/e", b"a", 0) # Put at the end self.assertBlockRowIndexEqual(4, 0, False, False, state, b"e", b"a", 0) class TestGetEntry(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def assertEntryEqual(self, dirname, basename, file_id, state, path, index): """Check that the right entry is returned for a request to getEntry.""" entry = state._get_entry(index, path_utf8=path) if file_id is None: self.assertEqual((None, None), entry) else: cur = entry[0] self.assertEqual((dirname, basename, file_id), cur[:3]) def test_simple_structure(self): state = self.create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"", b"a-root-value", state, b"", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"subdir", b"subdir-id", state, b"subdir", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"missing", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"missing/foo", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"subdir/foo", 0) def test_complex_structure_exists(self): state = self.create_complex_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"", b"a-root-value", state, b"", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"a", b"a-dir", state, b"a", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"b", b"b-dir", state, b"b", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"c", b"c-file", state, b"c", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"d", b"d-file", state, b"d", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"a", b"e", b"e-dir", state, b"a/e", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"a", b"f", b"f-file", state, b"a/f", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(b"b", b"g", b"g-file", state, b"b/g", 0) self.assertEntryEqual( b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file", state, b"b/h\xc3\xa5", 0 ) def test_complex_structure_missing(self): state = self.create_complex_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"_", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"_\xc3\xa5", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"a/b", 0) self.assertEntryEqual(None, None, None, state, b"c/d", 0) def test_get_entry_uninitialized(self): """Calling get_entry will load data if it needs to.""" state = self.create_dirstate_with_root() try: state.save() finally: state.unlock() del state state = dirstate.DirState.on_file("dirstate") state.lock_read() try: self.assertEqual(dirstate.DirState.NOT_IN_MEMORY, state._header_state) self.assertEqual(dirstate.DirState.NOT_IN_MEMORY, state._dirblock_state) self.assertEntryEqual(b"", b"", b"a-root-value", state, b"", 0) finally: state.unlock() class TestIterChildEntries(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def create_dirstate_with_two_trees(self): r"""This dirstate contains multiple files and directories. / a-root-value a/ a-dir b/ b-dir c c-file d d-file a/e/ e-dir a/f f-file b/g g-file b/h\xc3\xa5 h-\xc3\xa5-file #This is u'\xe5' encoded into utf-8 Notice that a/e is an empty directory. There is one parent tree, which has the same shape with the following variations: b/g in the parent is gone. b/h in the parent has a different id b/i is new in the parent c is renamed to b/j in the parent :return: The dirstate, still write-locked. """ packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" null_sha = b"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" NULL_PARENT_DETAILS = dirstate.DirState.NULL_PARENT_DETAILS root_entry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) a_entry = ( (b"", b"a", b"a-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) b_entry = ( (b"", b"b", b"b-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) c_entry = ( (b"", b"c", b"c-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 10, False, packed_stat), (b"r", b"b/j", 0, False, b""), ], ) d_entry = ( (b"", b"d", b"d-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 20, False, packed_stat), (b"f", b"d", 20, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) e_entry = ( (b"a", b"e", b"e-dir"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) f_entry = ( (b"a", b"f", b"f-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 30, False, packed_stat), (b"f", b"f", 20, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) g_entry = ( (b"b", b"g", b"g-file"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 30, False, packed_stat), NULL_PARENT_DETAILS, ], ) h_entry1 = ( (b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file1"), [ (b"f", null_sha, 40, False, packed_stat), NULL_PARENT_DETAILS, ], ) h_entry2 = ( (b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file2"), [ NULL_PARENT_DETAILS, (b"f", b"h", 20, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) i_entry = ( (b"b", b"i", b"i-file"), [ NULL_PARENT_DETAILS, (b"f", b"h", 20, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) j_entry = ( (b"b", b"j", b"c-file"), [ (b"r", b"c", 0, False, b""), (b"f", b"j", 20, False, b"parent-revid"), ], ) dirblocks = [] dirblocks.append((b"", [root_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"", [a_entry, b_entry, c_entry, d_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"a", [e_entry, f_entry])) dirblocks.append((b"b", [g_entry, h_entry1, h_entry2, i_entry, j_entry])) state = dirstate.DirState.initialize("dirstate") state._validate() try: state._set_data([b"parent"], dirblocks) except: state.unlock() raise return state, dirblocks def test_iter_children_b(self): state, dirblocks = self.create_dirstate_with_two_trees() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) expected_result = [] expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][2]) # h2 expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][3]) # i expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][4]) # j self.assertEqual(expected_result, list(state._iter_child_entries(1, b"b"))) def test_iter_child_root(self): state, dirblocks = self.create_dirstate_with_two_trees() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) expected_result = [] expected_result.append(dirblocks[1][1][0]) # a expected_result.append(dirblocks[1][1][1]) # b expected_result.append(dirblocks[1][1][3]) # d expected_result.append(dirblocks[2][1][0]) # e expected_result.append(dirblocks[2][1][1]) # f expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][2]) # h2 expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][3]) # i expected_result.append(dirblocks[3][1][4]) # j self.assertEqual(expected_result, list(state._iter_child_entries(1, b""))) class TestDiscardMergeParents(TestCaseWithDirState, TestCaseInTempDir): def test_discard_no_parents(self): # This should be a no-op state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() def test_discard_one_parent(self): # No-op packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" root_entry_direntry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) dirblocks = [] dirblocks.append((b"", [root_entry_direntry])) dirblocks.append((b"", [])) state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._set_data([b"parent-id"], dirblocks[:]) state._validate() state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() self.assertEqual(dirblocks, state._dirblocks) def test_discard_simple(self): # No-op packed_stat = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk" root_entry_direntry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) expected_root_entry_direntry = ( (b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), [ (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), (b"d", b"", 0, False, packed_stat), ], ) dirblocks = [] dirblocks.append((b"", [root_entry_direntry])) dirblocks.append((b"", [])) state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._set_data([b"parent-id", b"merged-id"], dirblocks[:]) state._validate() # This should strip of the extra column state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() expected_dirblocks = [(b"", [expected_root_entry_direntry]), (b"", [])] self.assertEqual(expected_dirblocks, state._dirblocks) def test_discard_absent(self): """If entries are only in a merge, discard should remove the entries.""" null_stat = dirstate.DirState.NULLSTAT present_dir = (b"d", b"", 0, False, null_stat) present_file = (b"f", b"", 0, False, null_stat) absent = dirstate.DirState.NULL_PARENT_DETAILS root_key = (b"", b"", b"a-root-value") file_in_root_key = (b"", b"file-in-root", b"a-file-id") file_in_merged_key = (b"", b"file-in-merged", b"b-file-id") dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir, present_dir])]), ( b"", [ (file_in_merged_key, [absent, absent, present_file]), (file_in_root_key, [present_file, present_file, present_file]), ], ), ] state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._set_data([b"parent-id", b"merged-id"], dirblocks[:]) state._validate() exp_dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir])]), ( b"", [ (file_in_root_key, [present_file, present_file]), ], ), ] state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() self.assertEqual(exp_dirblocks, state._dirblocks) def test_discard_renamed(self): null_stat = dirstate.DirState.NULLSTAT present_dir = (b"d", b"", 0, False, null_stat) present_file = (b"f", b"", 0, False, null_stat) absent = dirstate.DirState.NULL_PARENT_DETAILS root_key = (b"", b"", b"a-root-value") file_in_root_key = (b"", b"file-in-root", b"a-file-id") # Renamed relative to parent file_rename_s_key = (b"", b"file-s", b"b-file-id") file_rename_t_key = (b"", b"file-t", b"b-file-id") # And one that is renamed between the parents, but absent in this key_in_1 = (b"", b"file-in-1", b"c-file-id") key_in_2 = (b"", b"file-in-2", b"c-file-id") # Production code always writes 5-tuple relocation rows # ((b"r", target_path, 0, False, b"")); the test used to # pass 3-tuples here because Python's _dirblocks was lax # about the shape. Normalised to match production so the # Rust pyclass converter accepts it. dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir, present_dir])]), ( b"", [ ( key_in_1, [absent, present_file, (b"r", b"file-in-2", 0, False, b"")], ), ( key_in_2, [absent, (b"r", b"file-in-1", 0, False, b""), present_file], ), (file_in_root_key, [present_file, present_file, present_file]), ( file_rename_s_key, [(b"r", b"file-t", 0, False, b""), absent, present_file], ), ( file_rename_t_key, [present_file, absent, (b"r", b"file-s", 0, False, b"")], ), ], ), ] exp_dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir])]), ( b"", [ (key_in_1, [absent, present_file]), (file_in_root_key, [present_file, present_file]), (file_rename_t_key, [present_file, absent]), ], ), ] state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._set_data([b"parent-id", b"merged-id"], dirblocks[:]) state._validate() state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() self.assertEqual(exp_dirblocks, state._dirblocks) def test_discard_all_subdir(self): null_stat = dirstate.DirState.NULLSTAT present_dir = (b"d", b"", 0, False, null_stat) present_file = (b"f", b"", 0, False, null_stat) absent = dirstate.DirState.NULL_PARENT_DETAILS root_key = (b"", b"", b"a-root-value") subdir_key = (b"", b"sub", b"dir-id") child1_key = (b"sub", b"child1", b"child1-id") child2_key = (b"sub", b"child2", b"child2-id") child3_key = (b"sub", b"child3", b"child3-id") dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir, present_dir])]), (b"", [(subdir_key, [present_dir, present_dir, present_dir])]), ( b"sub", [ (child1_key, [absent, absent, present_file]), (child2_key, [absent, absent, present_file]), (child3_key, [absent, absent, present_file]), ], ), ] exp_dirblocks = [ (b"", [(root_key, [present_dir, present_dir])]), (b"", [(subdir_key, [present_dir, present_dir])]), (b"sub", []), ] state = self.create_empty_dirstate() self.addCleanup(state.unlock) state._set_data([b"parent-id", b"merged-id"], dirblocks[:]) state._validate() state._discard_merge_parents() state._validate() self.assertEqual(exp_dirblocks, state._dirblocks) class Test_InvEntryToDetails(TestCase): def assertDetails(self, expected, inv_entry): details = dirstate._inv_entry_to_details(inv_entry) self.assertEqual(expected, details) # details should always allow join() and always be a plain str when # finished (minikind, fingerprint, _size, _executable, tree_data) = details self.assertIsInstance(minikind, bytes) self.assertIsInstance(fingerprint, bytes) self.assertIsInstance(tree_data, bytes) def test_unicode_symlink(self): target = "link-targ\N{EURO SIGN}t" inv_entry = inventory.InventoryLink( b"link-file-id", "nam\N{EURO SIGN}e", b"link-parent-id", b"link-revision-id", symlink_target=target, ) self.assertDetails( (b"l", target.encode("UTF-8"), 0, False, b"link-revision-id"), inv_entry ) class TestSHA1Provider(TestCaseInTempDir): def test_sha1provider_is_an_interface(self): p = dirstate.SHA1Provider() self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, p.sha1, "foo") self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, p.stat_and_sha1, "foo") def test_defaultsha1provider_sha1(self): text = b"test\r\nwith\nall\rpossible line endings\r\n" self.build_tree_contents([("foo", text)]) expected_sha = osutils.sha_string(text) p = dirstate.DefaultSHA1Provider() self.assertEqual(expected_sha, p.sha1("foo")) def test_defaultsha1provider_stat_and_sha1(self): text = b"test\r\nwith\nall\rpossible line endings\r\n" self.build_tree_contents([("foo", text)]) expected_sha = osutils.sha_string(text) p = dirstate.DefaultSHA1Provider() statvalue, sha1 = p.stat_and_sha1("foo") self.assertEqual(len(text), statvalue.st_size) self.assertEqual(expected_sha, sha1) class TestBisectDirblock(TestCase): """Test that bisect_dirblock() returns the expected values. bisect_dirblock is intended to work like bisect.bisect_left() except it knows it is working on dirblocks and that dirblocks are sorted by ('path', 'to', 'foo') chunks rather than by raw 'path/to/foo'. """ def assertBisect(self, dirblocks, split_dirblocks, path, *args, **kwargs): """Assert that bisect_split works like bisect_left on the split paths. :param dirblocks: A list of (path, [info]) pairs. :param split_dirblocks: A list of ((split, path), [info]) pairs. :param path: The path we are indexing. All other arguments will be passed along. """ self.assertIsInstance(dirblocks, list) bisect_split_idx = dirstate.bisect_dirblock(dirblocks, path, *args, **kwargs) split_dirblock = (path.split(b"/"), []) bisect_left_idx = bisect.bisect_left(split_dirblocks, split_dirblock, *args) self.assertEqual( bisect_left_idx, bisect_split_idx, "bisect_split disagreed. {} != {} for key {!r}".format( bisect_left_idx, bisect_split_idx, path ), ) def paths_to_dirblocks(self, paths): """Convert a list of paths into dirblock form. Also, ensure that the paths are in proper sorted order. """ dirblocks = [(path, []) for path in paths] split_dirblocks = [(path.split(b"/"), []) for path in paths] self.assertEqual(sorted(split_dirblocks), split_dirblocks) return dirblocks, split_dirblocks def test_simple(self): """In the simple case it works just like bisect_left.""" paths = [b"", b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"] dirblocks, split_dirblocks = self.paths_to_dirblocks(paths) for path in paths: self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, path) self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"_") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"aa") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"bb") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"cc") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"dd") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"a/a") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"b/b") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"c/c") self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, b"d/d") def test_involved(self): """This is where bisect_left diverges slightly.""" paths = [ b"", b"a", b"a/a", b"a/a/a", b"a/a/z", b"a/a-a", b"a/a-z", b"a/z", b"a/z/a", b"a/z/z", b"a/z-a", b"a/z-z", b"a-a", b"a-z", b"z", b"z/a/a", b"z/a/z", b"z/a-a", b"z/a-z", b"z/z", b"z/z/a", b"z/z/z", b"z/z-a", b"z/z-z", b"z-a", b"z-z", ] dirblocks, split_dirblocks = self.paths_to_dirblocks(paths) for path in paths: self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, path) def test_involved_cached(self): """This is where bisect_left diverges slightly.""" paths = [ b"", b"a", b"a/a", b"a/a/a", b"a/a/z", b"a/a-a", b"a/a-z", b"a/z", b"a/z/a", b"a/z/z", b"a/z-a", b"a/z-z", b"a-a", b"a-z", b"z", b"z/a/a", b"z/a/z", b"z/a-a", b"z/a-z", b"z/z", b"z/z/a", b"z/z/z", b"z/z-a", b"z/z-z", b"z-a", b"z-z", ] cache = {} dirblocks, split_dirblocks = self.paths_to_dirblocks(paths) for path in paths: self.assertBisect(dirblocks, split_dirblocks, path, cache=cache) def _unpack_stat(packed_stat): """Turn a packed_stat back into the stat fields. This is meant as a debugging tool, should not be used in real code. """ (st_size, st_mtime, st_ctime, st_dev, st_ino, st_mode) = struct.unpack( ">6L", binascii.a2b_base64(packed_stat) ) return { "st_size": st_size, "st_mtime": st_mtime, "st_ctime": st_ctime, "st_dev": st_dev, "st_ino": st_ino, "st_mode": st_mode, } class TestPackStatRobust(TestCase): """Check packed representaton of stat values is robust on all inputs.""" def pack(self, statlike_tuple): return dirstate.pack_stat(os.stat_result(statlike_tuple)) @staticmethod def unpack_field(packed_string, stat_field): return _unpack_stat(packed_string)[stat_field] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_errors.py0000644000000000000000000000772715167225410020157 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bzrformats error classes.""" from .. import errors from . import TestCase class TestNoSuchFile(TestCase): """Test NoSuchFile error.""" def test_no_such_file_str(self): """Test string representation of NoSuchFile.""" err = errors.NoSuchFile("/path/to/missing/file") self.assertEqual("No such file: '/path/to/missing/file'", str(err)) def test_no_such_file_with_extra(self): """Test NoSuchFile with extra information.""" err = errors.NoSuchFile("/path/to/file", "additional info") self.assertEqual("No such file: '/path/to/file': additional info", str(err)) class TestPathError(TestCase): """Test PathError base class.""" def test_path_error_str(self): """Test string representation of PathError.""" err = errors.PathError("/some/path") self.assertEqual("Path error: '/some/path'", str(err)) def test_path_error_with_extra(self): """Test PathError with extra information.""" err = errors.PathError("/some/path", "extra details") self.assertEqual("Path error: '/some/path': extra details", str(err)) class TestReservedId(TestCase): """Test ReservedId error.""" def test_reserved_id_str(self): """Test string representation of ReservedId.""" err = errors.ReservedId(b"null:") self.assertEqual("Reserved revision-id {b'null:'}", str(err)) class TestRevisionNotPresent(TestCase): """Test RevisionNotPresent error.""" def test_revision_not_present_str(self): """Test string representation of RevisionNotPresent.""" err = errors.RevisionNotPresent(b"rev-123", b"file-456") expected = "Revision {b'rev-123'} not present in \"b'file-456'\"." self.assertEqual(expected, str(err)) class TestRevisionAlreadyPresent(TestCase): """Test RevisionAlreadyPresent error.""" def test_revision_already_present_str(self): """Test string representation of RevisionAlreadyPresent.""" err = errors.RevisionAlreadyPresent(b"rev-123", b"file-456") expected = "Revision {b'rev-123'} already present in \"b'file-456'\"." self.assertEqual(expected, str(err)) class TestInvalidRevisionId(TestCase): """Test InvalidRevisionId error.""" def test_invalid_revision_id_str(self): """Test string representation of InvalidRevisionId.""" err = errors.InvalidRevisionId(b"bad-rev", "mybranch") expected = "Invalid revision-id {b'bad-rev'} in mybranch" self.assertEqual(expected, str(err)) class TestNoSuchId(TestCase): """Test NoSuchId error.""" def test_no_such_id_str(self): """Test string representation of NoSuchId.""" from bzrformats.inventory import NoSuchId err = NoSuchId("tree-object", b"file-id-123") expected = ( "The file id \"b'file-id-123'\" is not present in the tree tree-object." ) self.assertEqual(expected, str(err)) class TestInconsistentDelta(TestCase): def test_inconsistent_delta_str(self): err = errors.InconsistentDelta("path", "file-id", "reason for foo") self.assertEqual( "An inconsistent delta was supplied involving 'path', 'file-id'\n" "reason: reason for foo", str(err), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_generate_ids.py0000644000000000000000000001422615162115103021254 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bzrformats/generate_ids.py.""" from .. import generate_ids from . import TestCase class TestFileIds(TestCase): """Test functions which generate file ids.""" def assertGenFileId(self, regex, filename): """gen_file_id should create a file id matching the regex. The file id should be ascii, and should be an 8-bit string """ file_id = generate_ids.gen_file_id(filename) self.assertContainsRe(file_id, b"^" + regex + b"$") # It should be a utf8 file_id, not a unicode one self.assertIsInstance(file_id, bytes) # gen_file_id should always return ascii file ids. file_id.decode("ascii") def test_gen_file_id(self): gen_file_id = generate_ids.gen_file_id # We try to use the filename if possible self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id("bar"), b"bar-") # but we squash capitalization, and remove non word characters self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id("Mwoo oof\t m"), b"mwoooofm-") # We also remove leading '.' characters to prevent hidden file-ids self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id("..gam.py"), b"gam.py-") self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id("..Mwoo oof\t m"), b"mwoooofm-") # we remove unicode characters, and still don't end up with a # hidden file id self.assertStartsWith(gen_file_id("\xe5\xb5.txt"), b"txt-") # Our current method of generating unique ids adds 33 characters # plus an serial number (log10(N) characters) # to the end of the filename. We now restrict the filename portion to # be <= 20 characters, so the maximum length should now be approx < 60 # Test both case squashing and length restriction fid = gen_file_id("A" * 50 + ".txt") self.assertStartsWith(fid, b"a" * 20 + b"-") self.assertLess(len(fid), 60) # restricting length happens after the other actions, so # we preserve as much as possible fid = gen_file_id("\xe5\xb5..aBcd\tefGhijKLMnop\tqrstuvwxyz") self.assertStartsWith(fid, b"abcdefghijklmnopqrst-") self.assertLess(len(fid), 60) def test_file_ids_are_ascii(self): tail = rb"-\d{14}-[a-z0-9]{16}-\d+" self.assertGenFileId(b"foo" + tail, "foo") self.assertGenFileId(b"foo" + tail, "foo") self.assertGenFileId(b"bar" + tail, "bar") self.assertGenFileId(b"br" + tail, "b\xe5r") def test__next_id_suffix_increments(self): ids = [generate_ids._next_id_suffix(suffix="foo-") for i in range(10)] ns = [int(id.split(b"-")[-1]) for id in ids] for i in range(1, len(ns)): self.assertEqual(ns[i] - 1, ns[i - 1]) def test_gen_root_id(self): # Mostly just make sure gen_root_id() exists root_id = generate_ids.gen_root_id() self.assertStartsWith(root_id, b"tree_root-") class TestGenRevisionId(TestCase): """Test generating revision ids.""" def assertGenRevisionId(self, regex, username, timestamp=None): """gen_revision_id should create a revision id matching the regex.""" revision_id = generate_ids.gen_revision_id(username, timestamp) self.assertContainsRe(revision_id, b"^" + regex + b"$") # It should be a utf8 revision_id, not a unicode one self.assertIsInstance(revision_id, bytes) # gen_revision_id should always return ascii revision ids. revision_id.decode("ascii") def test_timestamp(self): """Passing a timestamp should cause it to be used.""" self.assertGenRevisionId(rb"user@host-\d{14}-[a-z0-9]{16}", "user@host") self.assertGenRevisionId( b"user@host-20061102205056-[a-z0-9]{16}", "user@host", 1162500656.688 ) self.assertGenRevisionId( rb"user@host-20061102205024-[a-z0-9]{16}", "user@host", 1162500624.000 ) def test_gen_revision_id_email(self): """gen_revision_id uses email address if present.""" regex = rb"user\+joe_bar@foo-bar\.com-\d{14}-[a-z0-9]{16}" self.assertGenRevisionId(regex, "user+joe_bar@foo-bar.com") self.assertGenRevisionId(regex, "") self.assertGenRevisionId(regex, "Joe Bar ") self.assertGenRevisionId(regex, "Joe Bar ") self.assertGenRevisionId(regex, "Joe B\xe5r ") def test_gen_revision_id_user(self): """If there is no email, fall back to the whole username.""" tail = rb"-\d{14}-[a-z0-9]{16}" self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe_bar" + tail, "Joe Bar") self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joebar" + tail, "joebar") self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe_br" + tail, "Joe B\xe5r") self.assertGenRevisionId( rb"joe_br_user\+joe_bar_foo-bar.com" + tail, "Joe B\xe5r ", ) def test_revision_ids_are_ascii(self): """gen_revision_id should always return an ascii revision id.""" tail = rb"-\d{14}-[a-z0-9]{16}" self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe_bar" + tail, "Joe Bar") self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe_bar" + tail, "Joe Bar") self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe@foo" + tail, "Joe Bar ") # We cheat a little with this one, because email-addresses shouldn't # contain non-ascii characters, but generate_ids should strip them # anyway. self.assertGenRevisionId(b"joe@f" + tail, "Joe Bar ") bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_groupcompress.py0000644000000000000000000015260115170166427021551 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for group compression.""" import logging import zlib from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from .. import btree_index, groupcompress, knit, osutils, versionedfile from .. import index as _mod_index from ..osutils import sha_string from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport def group_compress_implementation_scenarios(): scenarios = [ ("python", {"compressor": groupcompress.PythonGroupCompressor}), ("rabin", {"compressor": groupcompress.RabinGroupCompressor}), ] return scenarios load_tests = load_tests_apply_scenarios class TestGroupCompressor(TestCase): def _chunks_to_repr_lines(self, chunks): return "\n".join(map(repr, b"".join(chunks).split(b"\n"))) def assertEqualDiffEncoded(self, expected, actual): """Compare the actual content to the expected content. :param expected: A group of chunks that we expect to see :param actual: The measured 'chunks' We will transform the chunks back into lines, and then run 'repr()' over them to handle non-ascii characters. """ self.assertEqualDiff( self._chunks_to_repr_lines(expected), self._chunks_to_repr_lines(actual) ) class TestAllGroupCompressors(TestGroupCompressor): """Tests for GroupCompressor.""" scenarios = group_compress_implementation_scenarios() compressor = None # Set by scenario def test_empty_delta(self): compressor = self.compressor() self.assertEqual([], compressor.chunks) def test_one_nosha_delta(self): # diff against NUKK compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon\n" sha1, start_point, end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"label",), [text], len(text), None ) self.assertEqual(sha_string(b"strange\ncommon\n"), sha1) expected_lines = b"f\x0fstrange\ncommon\n" self.assertEqual(expected_lines, b"".join(compressor.chunks)) self.assertEqual(0, start_point) self.assertEqual(len(expected_lines), end_point) def test_empty_content(self): compressor = self.compressor() # Adding empty bytes should return the 'null' record sha1, start_point, end_point, kind = compressor.compress( (b"empty",), [], 0, None ) self.assertEqual(0, start_point) self.assertEqual(0, end_point) self.assertEqual("fulltext", kind) self.assertEqual(groupcompress._null_sha1, sha1) self.assertEqual(0, compressor.endpoint) self.assertEqual([], compressor.chunks) # Even after adding some content text = b"some\nbytes\n" compressor.compress((b"content",), [text], len(text), None) self.assertGreater(compressor.endpoint, 0) sha1, start_point, end_point, kind = compressor.compress( (b"empty2",), [], 0, None ) self.assertEqual(0, start_point) self.assertEqual(0, end_point) self.assertEqual("fulltext", kind) self.assertEqual(groupcompress._null_sha1, sha1) def test_extract_from_compressor(self): # Knit fetching will try to reconstruct texts locally which results in # reading something that is in the compressor stream already. compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\n" sha1_1, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"label",), [text], len(text), None) list(compressor.chunks) text = b"common long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\ndifferent\n" sha1_2, _, _end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"newlabel",), [text], len(text), None ) # get the first out self.assertEqual( ([b"strange\ncommon long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\n"], sha1_1), compressor.extract((b"label",)), ) # and the second self.assertEqual( ( [b"common long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\ndifferent\n"], sha1_2, ), compressor.extract((b"newlabel",)), ) class TestRabinGroupCompressor(TestGroupCompressor): compressor = groupcompress.RabinGroupCompressor def test_stats(self): compressor = self.compressor() chunks = [b"strange\n", b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n"] compressor.compress((b"label",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) chunks = [ b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n", b"different\n", b"moredifferent\n", ] compressor.compress((b"newlabel",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) chunks = [ b"new\n", b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n", b"different\n", b"moredifferent\n", ] compressor.compress((b"label3",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) self.assertGreater(compressor.ratio(), 1.0) def test_two_nosha_delta(self): compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\n" _sha1_1, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"label",), [text], len(text), None) text = b"common long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\ndifferent\n" sha1_2, _start_point, end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"newlabel",), [text], len(text), None ) self.assertEqual(sha_string(text), sha1_2) chunks_data = b"".join(compressor.chunks) self.assertGreater(len(chunks_data), 0) self.assertGreater(end_point, 0) def test_three_nosha_delta(self): compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n" _sha1_1, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"label",), [text], len(text), None) text = b"different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n" _sha1_2, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"newlabel",), [text], len(text), None) text = ( b"new\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n" b"different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n" ) sha1_3, _start_point, end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"label3",), [text], len(text), None ) self.assertEqual(sha_string(text), sha1_3) chunks_data = b"".join(compressor.chunks) self.assertGreater(len(chunks_data), 0) self.assertGreater(end_point, 0) class TestPythonGroupCompressor(TestGroupCompressor): compressor = groupcompress.PythonGroupCompressor def test_stats(self): compressor = self.compressor() chunks = [b"strange\n", b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n"] compressor.compress((b"label",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) chunks = [ b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n", b"different\n", b"moredifferent\n", ] compressor.compress((b"newlabel",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) chunks = [ b"new\n", b"common very very long line\n", b"plus more text\n", b"different\n", b"moredifferent\n", ] compressor.compress((b"label3",), chunks, sum(map(len, chunks)), None) self.assertAlmostEqual(1.9, compressor.ratio(), 1) def test_two_nosha_delta(self): compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\n" _sha1_1, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"label",), [text], len(text), None) expected_lines = list(compressor.chunks) text = b"common long line\nthat needs a 16 byte match\ndifferent\n" sha1_2, _start_point, end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"newlabel",), [text], len(text), None ) self.assertEqual(sha_string(text), sha1_2) expected_lines.extend( [ # 'delta', delta length b"d\x0f", # target length b"\x36", # copy the line common b"\x91\x0a\x2c", # copy, offset 0x0a, len 0x2c # add the line different, and the trailing newline b"\x0adifferent\n", # insert 10 bytes ] ) self.assertEqualDiffEncoded(expected_lines, compressor.chunks) self.assertEqual(sum(map(len, expected_lines)), end_point) def test_three_nosha_delta(self): # The first interesting test: make a change that should use lines from # both parents. compressor = self.compressor() text = b"strange\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n" _sha1_1, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"label",), [text], len(text), None) text = b"different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n" _sha1_2, _, _, _ = compressor.compress((b"newlabel",), [text], len(text), None) expected_lines = list(compressor.chunks) text = ( b"new\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n" b"different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n" ) sha1_3, _start_point, end_point, _ = compressor.compress( (b"label3",), [text], len(text), None ) self.assertEqual(sha_string(text), sha1_3) expected_lines.extend( [ # 'delta', delta length b"d\x0c", # target length b"\x5f" # insert new b"\x04new\n", # Copy of first parent 'common' range b"\x91\x0a\x30" # copy, offset 0x0a, 0x30 bytes # Copy of second parent 'different' range b"\x91\x3c\x2b", # copy, offset 0x3c, 0x2b bytes ] ) self.assertEqualDiffEncoded(expected_lines, compressor.chunks) self.assertEqual(sum(map(len, expected_lines)), end_point) class TestGroupCompressBlock(TestCase): def make_block(self, key_to_text): """Create a GroupCompressBlock, filling it with the given texts.""" compressor = groupcompress.GroupCompressor() for key in sorted(key_to_text): compressor.compress(key, [key_to_text[key]], len(key_to_text[key]), None) locs = { key: (start, end) for key, (start, _, end, _) in compressor.labels_deltas.items() } block = compressor.flush() raw_bytes = block.to_bytes() # Go through from_bytes(to_bytes()) so that we start with a compressed # content object return locs, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes(raw_bytes) def test_from_empty_bytes(self): self.assertRaises(ValueError, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes, b"") def test_from_minimal_bytes(self): block = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes(b"gcb1z\n0\n0\n") self.assertIsInstance(block, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock) self.assertIs(None, block._content) self.assertEqual(b"", block._z_content) block._ensure_content() self.assertEqual(b"", block._content) self.assertEqual(b"", block._z_content) block._ensure_content() # Ensure content is safe to call 2x def test_from_invalid(self): self.assertRaises( ValueError, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes, b"this is not a valid header", ) def test_from_bytes(self): content = b"a tiny bit of content\n" z_content = zlib.compress(content) z_bytes = ( b"gcb1z\n" # group compress block v1 plain b"%d\n" # Length of compressed content b"%d\n" # Length of uncompressed content b"%s" # Compressed content ) % (len(z_content), len(content), z_content) block = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes(z_bytes) self.assertEqual(z_content, block._z_content) self.assertIs(None, block._content) self.assertEqual(len(z_content), block._z_content_length) self.assertEqual(len(content), block._content_length) block._ensure_content() self.assertEqual(z_content, block._z_content) self.assertEqual(content, block._content) def test_to_chunks(self): content_chunks = [ b"this is some content\n", b"this content will be compressed\n", ] content_len = sum(map(len, content_chunks)) content = b"".join(content_chunks) gcb = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() gcb.set_chunked_content(content_chunks, content_len) total_len, block_chunks = gcb.to_chunks() block_bytes = b"".join(block_chunks) self.assertEqual(gcb._z_content_length, len(gcb._z_content)) self.assertEqual(total_len, len(block_bytes)) self.assertEqual(gcb._content_length, content_len) expected_header = ( b"gcb1z\n" # group compress block v1 zlib b"%d\n" # Length of compressed content b"%d\n" # Length of uncompressed content ) % (gcb._z_content_length, gcb._content_length) # The first chunk should be the header chunk. It is small, fixed size, # and there is no compelling reason to split it up self.assertEqual(expected_header, block_chunks[0]) self.assertStartsWith(block_bytes, expected_header) remaining_bytes = block_bytes[len(expected_header) :] raw_bytes = zlib.decompress(remaining_bytes) self.assertEqual(content, raw_bytes) def test_to_bytes(self): content = b"this is some content\nthis content will be compressed\n" gcb = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() gcb.set_content(content) data = gcb.to_bytes() self.assertEqual(gcb._z_content_length, len(gcb._z_content)) self.assertEqual(gcb._content_length, len(content)) expected_header = ( b"gcb1z\n" # group compress block v1 zlib b"%d\n" # Length of compressed content b"%d\n" # Length of uncompressed content ) % (gcb._z_content_length, gcb._content_length) self.assertStartsWith(data, expected_header) remaining_bytes = data[len(expected_header) :] raw_bytes = zlib.decompress(remaining_bytes) self.assertEqual(content, raw_bytes) # we should get the same results if using the chunked version gcb = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() gcb.set_chunked_content( [b"this is some content\nthis content will be compressed\n"], len(content), ) old_data = data data = gcb.to_bytes() self.assertEqual(old_data, data) def test_partial_decomp(self): content_chunks = [] # We need a sufficient amount of data so that zlib.decompress has # partial decompression to work with. Most auto-generated data # compresses a bit too well, we want a combination, so we combine a sha # hash with compressible data. for i in range(2048): next_content = b"%d\nThis is a bit of duplicate text\n" % (i,) content_chunks.append(next_content) next_sha1 = osutils.sha_string(next_content) content_chunks.append(next_sha1 + b"\n") content = b"".join(content_chunks) self.assertEqual(158634, len(content)) z_content = zlib.compress(content) self.assertEqual(57182, len(z_content)) block = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() block._z_content_chunks = (z_content,) block._z_content_length = len(z_content) block._compressor_name = "zlib" block._content_length = 158634 self.assertIs(None, block._content) block._ensure_content(100) self.assertIsNot(None, block._content) # We have decompressed at least 100 bytes self.assertGreaterEqual(len(block._content), 100) # We have not decompressed the whole content self.assertLess(len(block._content), 158634) self.assertEqualDiff(content[: len(block._content)], block._content) # ensuring content that we already have shouldn't cause any more data # to be extracted cur_len = len(block._content) block._ensure_content(cur_len - 10) self.assertEqual(cur_len, len(block._content)) # Now we want a bit more content cur_len += 10 block._ensure_content(cur_len) self.assertGreaterEqual(len(block._content), cur_len) self.assertLess(len(block._content), 158634) self.assertEqualDiff(content[: len(block._content)], block._content) # And now lets finish block._ensure_content(158634) self.assertEqualDiff(content, block._content) # And the decompressor is finalized self.assertIs(None, block._z_content_decompressor) def test__ensure_all_content(self): content_chunks = [] # We need a sufficient amount of data so that zlib.decompress has # partial decompression to work with. Most auto-generated data # compresses a bit too well, we want a combination, so we combine a sha # hash with compressible data. for i in range(2048): next_content = b"%d\nThis is a bit of duplicate text\n" % (i,) content_chunks.append(next_content) next_sha1 = osutils.sha_string(next_content) content_chunks.append(next_sha1 + b"\n") content = b"".join(content_chunks) self.assertEqual(158634, len(content)) z_content = zlib.compress(content) self.assertEqual(57182, len(z_content)) block = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() block._z_content_chunks = (z_content,) block._z_content_length = len(z_content) block._compressor_name = "zlib" block._content_length = 158634 self.assertIs(None, block._content) # The first _ensure_content got all of the required data block._ensure_content(158634) self.assertEqualDiff(content, block._content) # And we should have released the _z_content_decompressor since it was # fully consumed self.assertIs(None, block._z_content_decompressor) def test__dump(self): dup_content = b"some duplicate content\nwhich is sufficiently long\n" key_to_text = { (b"1",): dup_content + b"1 unique\n", (b"2",): dup_content + b"2 extra special\n", } _locs, block = self.make_block(key_to_text) self.assertEqual( [ (b"f", len(key_to_text[(b"1",)])), ( b"d", 21, len(key_to_text[(b"2",)]), [ (b"c", 2, len(dup_content)), (b"i", len(b"2 extra special\n"), b""), ], ), ], block._dump(), ) class TestCaseWithGroupCompressVersionedFiles(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def make_test_vf( self, create_graph, keylength=1, do_cleanup=True, dir=".", inconsistency_fatal=True, ): t = self.get_transport(dir) t.ensure_base() vf = groupcompress.make_pack_factory( graph=create_graph, delta=False, keylength=keylength, inconsistency_fatal=inconsistency_fatal, )(t) if do_cleanup: self.addCleanup(groupcompress.cleanup_pack_group, vf) return vf class TestGroupCompressVersionedFiles(TestCaseWithGroupCompressVersionedFiles): def make_g_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, nodes=None): if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(ref_lists) for node, references, value in nodes: builder.add_node(node, references, value) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file(name, stream) return btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex(trans, name, size) def make_g_index_missing_parent(self): graph_index = self.make_g_index( "missing_parent", 1, [ ((b"parent",), b"2 78 2 10", ([],)), ((b"tip",), b"2 78 2 10", ([(b"parent",), (b"missing-parent",)],)), ], ) return graph_index def test_get_record_stream_as_requested(self): # Consider promoting 'as-requested' to general availability, and # make this a VF interface test vf = self.make_test_vf(False, dir="source") vf.add_lines((b"a",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"b",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"c",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.writer.end() keys = [ record.key for record in vf.get_record_stream( [(b"a",), (b"b",), (b"c",), (b"d",)], "as-requested", False ) ] self.assertEqual([(b"a",), (b"b",), (b"c",), (b"d",)], keys) keys = [ record.key for record in vf.get_record_stream( [(b"b",), (b"a",), (b"d",), (b"c",)], "as-requested", False ) ] self.assertEqual([(b"b",), (b"a",), (b"d",), (b"c",)], keys) # It should work even after being repacked into another VF vf2 = self.make_test_vf(False, dir="target") vf2.insert_record_stream( vf.get_record_stream( [(b"b",), (b"a",), (b"d",), (b"c",)], "as-requested", False ) ) vf2.writer.end() keys = [ record.key for record in vf2.get_record_stream( [(b"a",), (b"b",), (b"c",), (b"d",)], "as-requested", False ) ] self.assertEqual([(b"a",), (b"b",), (b"c",), (b"d",)], keys) keys = [ record.key for record in vf2.get_record_stream( [(b"b",), (b"a",), (b"d",), (b"c",)], "as-requested", False ) ] self.assertEqual([(b"b",), (b"a",), (b"d",), (b"c",)], keys) def test_get_record_stream_max_bytes_to_index_default(self): vf = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="source") vf.add_lines((b"a",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.writer.end() record = next(vf.get_record_stream([(b"a",)], "unordered", True)) self.assertEqual( vf._DEFAULT_COMPRESSOR_SETTINGS, record._manager._get_compressor_settings() ) def test_get_record_stream_accesses_compressor_settings(self): vf = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="source") vf.add_lines((b"a",), (), [b"lines\n"]) vf.writer.end() vf._max_bytes_to_index = 1234 record = next(vf.get_record_stream([(b"a",)], "unordered", True)) self.assertEqual( {"max_bytes_to_index": 1234}, record._manager._get_compressor_settings() ) @staticmethod def grouped_stream(revision_ids, first_parents=()): parents = first_parents for revision_id in revision_ids: key = (revision_id,) record = versionedfile.FulltextContentFactory( key, parents, None, b"some content that is\n" b"identical except for\n" b"revision_id:%s\n" % (revision_id,), ) yield record parents = (key,) def test_insert_record_stream_reuses_blocks(self): vf = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="source") # One group, a-d vf.insert_record_stream(self.grouped_stream([b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"])) # Second group, e-h vf.insert_record_stream( self.grouped_stream([b"e", b"f", b"g", b"h"], first_parents=((b"d",),)) ) block_bytes = {} stream = vf.get_record_stream( [(r.encode(),) for r in "abcdefgh"], "unordered", False ) num_records = 0 for record in stream: if record.key in [(b"a",), (b"e",)]: self.assertEqual("groupcompress-block", record.storage_kind) else: self.assertEqual("groupcompress-block-ref", record.storage_kind) block_bytes[record.key] = record._manager._block._z_content num_records += 1 self.assertEqual(8, num_records) for r in "abcd": key = (r.encode(),) self.assertIs(block_bytes[key], block_bytes[(b"a",)]) self.assertNotEqual(block_bytes[key], block_bytes[(b"e",)]) for r in "efgh": key = (r.encode(),) self.assertIs(block_bytes[key], block_bytes[(b"e",)]) self.assertNotEqual(block_bytes[key], block_bytes[(b"a",)]) # Now copy the blocks into another vf, and ensure that the blocks are # preserved without creating new entries vf2 = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="target") keys = [(r.encode(),) for r in "abcdefgh"] # ordering in 'groupcompress' order, should actually swap the groups in # the target vf, but the groups themselves should not be disturbed. def small_size_stream(): for record in vf.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False): record._manager._full_enough_block_size = ( record._manager._block._content_length ) yield record vf2.insert_record_stream(small_size_stream()) stream = vf2.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False) vf2.writer.end() num_records = 0 for record in stream: num_records += 1 self.assertEqual(block_bytes[record.key], record._manager._block._z_content) self.assertEqual(8, num_records) def test_insert_record_stream_packs_on_the_fly(self): vf = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="source") # One group, a-d vf.insert_record_stream(self.grouped_stream([b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"])) # Second group, e-h vf.insert_record_stream( self.grouped_stream([b"e", b"f", b"g", b"h"], first_parents=((b"d",),)) ) # Now copy the blocks into another vf, and see that the # insert_record_stream rebuilt a new block on-the-fly because of # under-utilization vf2 = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="target") keys = [(r.encode(),) for r in "abcdefgh"] vf2.insert_record_stream(vf.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False)) stream = vf2.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False) vf2.writer.end() num_records = 0 # All of the records should be recombined into a single block block = None for record in stream: num_records += 1 if block is None: block = record._manager._block else: self.assertIs(block, record._manager._block) self.assertEqual(8, num_records) def test__insert_record_stream_no_reuse_block(self): vf = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="source") # One group, a-d vf.insert_record_stream(self.grouped_stream([b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"])) # Second group, e-h vf.insert_record_stream( self.grouped_stream([b"e", b"f", b"g", b"h"], first_parents=((b"d",),)) ) vf.writer.end() keys = [(r.encode(),) for r in "abcdefgh"] self.assertEqual(8, len(list(vf.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", False)))) # Now copy the blocks into another vf, and ensure that the blocks are # preserved without creating new entries vf2 = self.make_test_vf(True, dir="target") # ordering in 'groupcompress' order, should actually swap the groups in # the target vf, but the groups themselves should not be disturbed. list( vf2._insert_record_stream( vf.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False), reuse_blocks=False ) ) vf2.writer.end() # After inserting with reuse_blocks=False, we should have everything in # a single new block. stream = vf2.get_record_stream(keys, "groupcompress", False) block = None for record in stream: if block is None: block = record._manager._block else: self.assertIs(block, record._manager._block) def test_add_missing_noncompression_parent_unvalidated_index(self): unvalidated = self.make_g_index_missing_parent() combined = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated]) index = groupcompress._GCGraphIndex( combined, is_locked=lambda: True, parents=True, track_external_parent_refs=True, ) index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) self.assertEqual(frozenset([(b"missing-parent",)]), index.get_missing_parents()) def test_track_external_parent_refs(self): g_index = self.make_g_index("empty", 1, []) mod_index = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(1, 1) combined = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([g_index, mod_index]) index = groupcompress._GCGraphIndex( combined, is_locked=lambda: True, parents=True, add_callback=mod_index.add_nodes, track_external_parent_refs=True, ) index.add_records( [((b"new-key",), b"2 10 2 10", [((b"parent-1",), (b"parent-2",))])] ) self.assertEqual( frozenset([(b"parent-1",), (b"parent-2",)]), index.get_missing_parents() ) def test_track_new_keys_on_parentless_index(self): # Regression: when _parents=False the add_records path used to # reference an undefined `new_keys` local while trying to record # freshly-inserted keys. The branch is reachable any time the # index is constructed with parents=False AND # track_external_parent_refs=True. mod_index = btree_index.BTreeBuilder(0, 1) combined = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([mod_index]) index = groupcompress._GCGraphIndex( combined, is_locked=lambda: True, parents=False, add_callback=mod_index.add_nodes, track_external_parent_refs=True, track_new_keys=True, ) index.add_records([((b"a",), b"2 10 2 10", [])]) index.add_records([((b"b",), b"3 10 2 10", [])]) # Both keys should show up in get_new_keys; get_missing_parents # should be empty because a parentless index has no references. self.assertEqual( frozenset([(b"a",), (b"b",)]), frozenset(index._key_dependencies.get_new_keys()), ) self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_parents()) def make_source_with_b(self, a_parent, path): source = self.make_test_vf(True, dir=path) source.add_lines((b"a",), (), [b"lines\n"]) b_parents = ((b"a",),) if a_parent else () source.add_lines((b"b",), b_parents, [b"lines\n"]) return source def do_inconsistent_inserts(self, inconsistency_fatal): target = self.make_test_vf( True, dir="target", inconsistency_fatal=inconsistency_fatal ) for x in range(2): source = self.make_source_with_b(x == 1, f"source{x}") target.insert_record_stream( source.get_record_stream([(b"b",)], "unordered", False) ) def test_inconsistent_redundant_inserts_warn(self): """Should not insert a record that is already present.""" # Capture logging warnings import io log_stream = io.StringIO() handler = logging.StreamHandler(log_stream) handler.setLevel(logging.WARNING) # Get the groupcompress logger gc_logger = logging.getLogger("bzrformats.groupcompress") gc_logger.addHandler(handler) old_level = gc_logger.level gc_logger.setLevel(logging.WARNING) try: self.do_inconsistent_inserts(inconsistency_fatal=False) finally: gc_logger.removeHandler(handler) gc_logger.setLevel(old_level) warnings = log_stream.getvalue() self.assertContainsRe( warnings, r"inconsistent details in skipped record: \(b?'b',\)" r" \(b?'42 32 0 8', \(\(\),\)\)" r" \(b?'74 32 0 8', \(\(\(b?'a',\),\),\)\)$", ) def test_inconsistent_redundant_inserts_raises(self): e = self.assertRaises( knit.KnitCorrupt, self.do_inconsistent_inserts, inconsistency_fatal=True ) self.assertContainsRe( str(e), r"Knit.* corrupt: inconsistent details" r" in add_records:" r" \(b?'b',\) \(b?'42 32 0 8', \(\(\),\)\)" r" \(b?'74 32 0 8', \(\(\(b?'a',\),\),\)\)", ) def test_clear_cache(self): vf = self.make_source_with_b(True, "source") vf.writer.end() for _record in vf.get_record_stream([(b"a",), (b"b",)], "unordered", True): pass self.assertGreater(len(vf._group_cache), 0) vf.clear_cache() self.assertEqual(0, len(vf._group_cache)) class TestGroupCompressConfig(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def make_test_vf(self): t = self.get_transport(".") t.ensure_base() factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory( graph=True, delta=False, keylength=1, inconsistency_fatal=True ) vf = factory(t) self.addCleanup(groupcompress.cleanup_pack_group, vf) return vf def test_max_bytes_to_index_default(self): vf = self.make_test_vf() gc = vf._make_group_compressor() self.assertEqual(vf._DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX, vf._max_bytes_to_index) self.assertEqual(vf._DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX, gc._max_bytes_to_index) def test_max_bytes_to_index_set_directly(self): vf = self.make_test_vf() vf._max_bytes_to_index = 10000 gc = vf._make_group_compressor() self.assertEqual(10000, vf._max_bytes_to_index) self.assertEqual(10000, gc._max_bytes_to_index) class StubGCVF: def __init__(self, canned_get_blocks=None): self._group_cache = {} self._canned_get_blocks = canned_get_blocks or [] def _get_blocks(self, read_memos): return iter(self._canned_get_blocks) class Test_BatchingBlockFetcher(TestCaseWithGroupCompressVersionedFiles): """Simple whitebox unit tests for _BatchingBlockFetcher.""" def test_add_key_new_read_memo(self): """Adding a key with an uncached read_memo new to this batch adds that read_memo to the list of memos to fetch. """ # locations are: index_memo, ignored, parents, ignored # where index_memo is: (idx, offset, len, factory_start, factory_end) # and (idx, offset, size) is known as the 'read_memo', identifying the # raw bytes needed. read_memo = ("fake index", 100, 50) locations = {("key",): (read_memo + (None, None), None, None, None)} batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(StubGCVF(), locations) total_size = batcher.add_key(("key",)) self.assertEqual(50, total_size) self.assertEqual([("key",)], batcher.keys) self.assertEqual([read_memo], batcher.memos_to_get) def test_add_key_duplicate_read_memo(self): """read_memos that occur multiple times in a batch will only be fetched once. """ read_memo = ("fake index", 100, 50) # Two keys, both sharing the same read memo (but different overall # index_memos). locations = { ("key1",): (read_memo + (0, 1), None, None, None), ("key2",): (read_memo + (1, 2), None, None, None), } batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(StubGCVF(), locations) total_size = batcher.add_key(("key1",)) total_size = batcher.add_key(("key2",)) self.assertEqual(50, total_size) self.assertEqual([("key1",), ("key2",)], batcher.keys) self.assertEqual([read_memo], batcher.memos_to_get) def test_add_key_cached_read_memo(self): """Adding a key with a cached read_memo will not cause that read_memo to be added to the list to fetch. """ read_memo = ("fake index", 100, 50) gcvf = StubGCVF() gcvf._group_cache[read_memo] = "fake block" locations = {("key",): (read_memo + (None, None), None, None, None)} batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(gcvf, locations) total_size = batcher.add_key(("key",)) self.assertEqual(0, total_size) self.assertEqual([("key",)], batcher.keys) self.assertEqual([], batcher.memos_to_get) def test_yield_factories_empty(self): """An empty batch yields no factories.""" batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(StubGCVF(), {}) self.assertEqual([], list(batcher.yield_factories())) def test_yield_factories_calls_get_blocks(self): """Uncached memos are retrieved via get_blocks.""" read_memo1 = ("fake index", 100, 50) read_memo2 = ("fake index", 150, 40) gcvf = StubGCVF( canned_get_blocks=[ (read_memo1, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock()), (read_memo2, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock()), ] ) locations = { ("key1",): (read_memo1 + (0, 0), None, None, None), ("key2",): (read_memo2 + (0, 0), None, None, None), } batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(gcvf, locations) batcher.add_key(("key1",)) batcher.add_key(("key2",)) factories = list(batcher.yield_factories(full_flush=True)) self.assertLength(2, factories) keys = [f.key for f in factories] kinds = [f.storage_kind for f in factories] self.assertEqual([("key1",), ("key2",)], keys) self.assertEqual(["groupcompress-block", "groupcompress-block"], kinds) def test_yield_factories_flushing(self): """yield_factories holds back on yielding results from the final block unless passed full_flush=True. """ fake_block = groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock() read_memo = ("fake index", 100, 50) gcvf = StubGCVF() gcvf._group_cache[read_memo] = fake_block locations = {("key",): (read_memo + (0, 0), None, None, None)} batcher = groupcompress._BatchingBlockFetcher(gcvf, locations) batcher.add_key(("key",)) self.assertEqual([], list(batcher.yield_factories())) factories = list(batcher.yield_factories(full_flush=True)) self.assertLength(1, factories) self.assertEqual(("key",), factories[0].key) self.assertEqual("groupcompress-block", factories[0].storage_kind) class TestLazyGroupCompress(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): _texts = { (b"key1",): b"this is a text\n" b"with a reasonable amount of compressible bytes\n" b"which can be shared between various other texts\n", (b"key2",): b"another text\n" b"with a reasonable amount of compressible bytes\n" b"which can be shared between various other texts\n", (b"key3",): b"yet another text which won't be extracted\n" b"with a reasonable amount of compressible bytes\n" b"which can be shared between various other texts\n", (b"key4",): b"this will be extracted\n" b"but references most of its bytes from\n" b"yet another text which won't be extracted\n" b"with a reasonable amount of compressible bytes\n" b"which can be shared between various other texts\n", } def make_block(self, key_to_text): """Create a GroupCompressBlock, filling it with the given texts.""" compressor = groupcompress.GroupCompressor() for key in sorted(key_to_text): compressor.compress(key, [key_to_text[key]], len(key_to_text[key]), None) locs = { key: (start, end) for key, (start, _, end, _) in compressor.labels_deltas.items() } block = compressor.flush() raw_bytes = block.to_bytes() return locs, groupcompress.GroupCompressBlock.from_bytes(raw_bytes) def add_key_to_manager(self, key, locations, block, manager): start, end = locations[key] manager.add_factory(key, (), start, end) def make_block_and_full_manager(self, texts): locations, block = self.make_block(texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) for key in sorted(texts): self.add_key_to_manager(key, locations, block, manager) return block, manager def test_get_fulltexts(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key2",), locations, block, manager) result_order = [] for record in manager.get_record_stream(): result_order.append(record.key) text = self._texts[record.key] self.assertEqual(text, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual([(b"key1",), (b"key2",)], result_order) # If we build the manager in the opposite order, we should get them # back in the opposite order manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key2",), locations, block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) result_order = [] for record in manager.get_record_stream(): result_order.append(record.key) text = self._texts[record.key] self.assertEqual(text, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual([(b"key2",), (b"key1",)], result_order) def test__wire_bytes_no_keys(self): _locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) wire_bytes = manager._wire_bytes() block_length = len(block.to_bytes()) # We should have triggered a strip, since we aren't using any content stripped_block = manager._block.to_bytes() self.assertGreater(block_length, len(stripped_block)) empty_z_header = zlib.compress(b"") self.assertEqual( b"groupcompress-block\n" b"8\n" # len(compress('')) b"0\n" # len('') b"%d\n" # compressed block len b"%s" # zheader b"%s" % (len(stripped_block), empty_z_header, stripped_block), # block wire_bytes, ) def test__wire_bytes(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key4",), locations, block, manager) block_bytes = block.to_bytes() wire_bytes = manager._wire_bytes() (storage_kind, z_header_len, header_len, block_len, rest) = wire_bytes.split( b"\n", 4 ) z_header_len = int(z_header_len) header_len = int(header_len) block_len = int(block_len) self.assertEqual(b"groupcompress-block", storage_kind) self.assertEqual(34, z_header_len) self.assertEqual(26, header_len) self.assertEqual(len(block_bytes), block_len) z_header = rest[:z_header_len] header = zlib.decompress(z_header) self.assertEqual(header_len, len(header)) entry1 = locations[(b"key1",)] entry4 = locations[(b"key4",)] self.assertEqualDiff( b"key1\n" b"\n" # no parents b"%d\n" # start offset b"%d\n" # end offset b"key4\n" b"\n" b"%d\n" b"%d\n" % (entry1[0], entry1[1], entry4[0], entry4[1]), header, ) z_block = rest[z_header_len:] self.assertEqual(block_bytes, z_block) def test_from_bytes(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key4",), locations, block, manager) wire_bytes = manager._wire_bytes() self.assertStartsWith(wire_bytes, b"groupcompress-block\n") manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager.from_bytes(wire_bytes) self.assertIsInstance(manager, groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager) self.assertEqual(2, len(manager._factories)) self.assertEqual(block._z_content, manager._block._z_content) result_order = [] for record in manager.get_record_stream(): result_order.append(record.key) text = self._texts[record.key] self.assertEqual(text, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) self.assertEqual([(b"key1",), (b"key4",)], result_order) def test__check_rebuild_no_changes(self): block, manager = self.make_block_and_full_manager(self._texts) manager._check_rebuild_block() self.assertIs(block, manager._block) def test__check_rebuild_only_one(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) # Request just the first key, which should trigger a 'strip' action self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) manager._check_rebuild_block() self.assertIsNot(block, manager._block) self.assertGreater(block._content_length, manager._block._content_length) # We should be able to still get the content out of this block, though # it should only have 1 entry for record in manager.get_record_stream(): self.assertEqual((b"key1",), record.key) self.assertEqual(self._texts[record.key], record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) def test__check_rebuild_middle(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) # Request a small key in the middle should trigger a 'rebuild' self.add_key_to_manager((b"key4",), locations, block, manager) manager._check_rebuild_block() self.assertIsNot(block, manager._block) self.assertGreater(block._content_length, manager._block._content_length) for record in manager.get_record_stream(): self.assertEqual((b"key4",), record.key) self.assertEqual(self._texts[record.key], record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) def test_manager_default_compressor_settings(self): _locations, old_block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(old_block) gcvf = groupcompress.GroupCompressVersionedFiles # It doesn't greedily evaluate _max_bytes_to_index self.assertIs(None, manager._compressor_settings) self.assertEqual( gcvf._DEFAULT_COMPRESSOR_SETTINGS, manager._get_compressor_settings() ) def test_manager_custom_compressor_settings(self): _locations, old_block = self.make_block(self._texts) called = [] def compressor_settings(): called.append("called") return (10,) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager( old_block, get_compressor_settings=compressor_settings ) # It doesn't greedily evaluate compressor_settings self.assertIs(None, manager._compressor_settings) self.assertEqual((10,), manager._get_compressor_settings()) self.assertEqual((10,), manager._get_compressor_settings()) self.assertEqual((10,), manager._compressor_settings) # Only called 1 time self.assertEqual(["called"], called) def test__rebuild_handles_compressor_settings(self): locations, old_block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager( old_block, get_compressor_settings=lambda: {"max_bytes_to_index": 32} ) gc = manager._make_group_compressor() self.assertEqual(32, gc._max_bytes_to_index) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key3",), locations, old_block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key4",), locations, old_block, manager) action, _last_byte, _total_bytes = manager._check_rebuild_action() self.assertEqual("rebuild", action) manager._rebuild_block() new_block = manager._block self.assertIsNot(old_block, new_block) def test_check_is_well_utilized_all_keys(self): block, manager = self.make_block_and_full_manager(self._texts) self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) # Though we can fake it by changing the recommended minimum size manager._full_enough_block_size = block._content_length self.assertTrue(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) # Setting it just above causes it to fail manager._full_enough_block_size = block._content_length + 1 self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) # Setting the mixed-block size doesn't do anything, because the content # is considered to not be 'mixed' manager._full_enough_mixed_block_size = block._content_length self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) def test_check_is_well_utilized_mixed_keys(self): texts = {} f1k1 = (b"f1", b"k1") f1k2 = (b"f1", b"k2") f2k1 = (b"f2", b"k1") f2k2 = (b"f2", b"k2") texts[f1k1] = self._texts[(b"key1",)] texts[f1k2] = self._texts[(b"key2",)] texts[f2k1] = self._texts[(b"key3",)] texts[f2k2] = self._texts[(b"key4",)] block, manager = self.make_block_and_full_manager(texts) self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) manager._full_enough_block_size = block._content_length self.assertTrue(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) manager._full_enough_block_size = block._content_length + 1 self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) manager._full_enough_mixed_block_size = block._content_length self.assertTrue(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) def test_check_is_well_utilized_partial_use(self): locations, block = self.make_block(self._texts) manager = groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager(block) manager._full_enough_block_size = block._content_length self.add_key_to_manager((b"key1",), locations, block, manager) self.add_key_to_manager((b"key2",), locations, block, manager) # Just using the content from key1 and 2 is not enough to be considered # 'complete' self.assertFalse(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) # However if we add key3, then we have enough, as we only require 75% # consumption self.add_key_to_manager((b"key4",), locations, block, manager) self.assertTrue(manager.check_is_well_utilized()) class Test_GCBuildDetails(TestCase): def test_acts_like_tuple(self): # _GCBuildDetails inlines some of the data that used to be spread out # across a bunch of tuples bd = groupcompress._GCBuildDetails( (("parent1",), ("parent2",)), ("INDEX", 10, 20, 0, 5) ) self.assertEqual(4, len(bd)) self.assertEqual(("INDEX", 10, 20, 0, 5), bd[0]) self.assertEqual(None, bd[1]) # Compression Parent is always None self.assertEqual((("parent1",), ("parent2",)), bd[2]) self.assertEqual(("group", None), bd[3]) # Record details def test__repr__(self): bd = groupcompress._GCBuildDetails( (("parent1",), ("parent2",)), ("INDEX", 10, 20, 0, 5) ) self.assertEqual( "_GCBuildDetails(('INDEX', 10, 20, 0, 5), (('parent1',), ('parent2',)))", repr(bd), ) class TestBase128Int(TestCase): def assertEqualEncode(self, bytes, val): self.assertEqual(bytes, groupcompress.encode_base128_int(val)) def assertEqualDecode(self, val, num_decode, bytes): self.assertEqual((val, num_decode), groupcompress.decode_base128_int(bytes)) def test_encode(self): self.assertEqualEncode(b"\x01", 1) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\x02", 2) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\x7f", 127) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\x80\x01", 128) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\xff\x01", 255) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\x80\x02", 256) self.assertEqualEncode(b"\xff\xff\xff\xff\x0f", 0xFFFFFFFF) def test_decode(self): self.assertEqualDecode(1, 1, b"\x01") self.assertEqualDecode(2, 1, b"\x02") self.assertEqualDecode(127, 1, b"\x7f") self.assertEqualDecode(128, 2, b"\x80\x01") self.assertEqualDecode(255, 2, b"\xff\x01") self.assertEqualDecode(256, 2, b"\x80\x02") self.assertEqualDecode(0xFFFFFFFF, 5, b"\xff\xff\xff\xff\x0f") def test_decode_with_trailing_bytes(self): self.assertEqualDecode(1, 1, b"\x01abcdef") self.assertEqualDecode(127, 1, b"\x7f\x01") self.assertEqualDecode(128, 2, b"\x80\x01abcdef") self.assertEqualDecode(255, 2, b"\xff\x01\xff") bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_hashcache.py0000644000000000000000000001006315162115103020525 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA import os import time from bzrformats import osutils from .. import hashcache from . import TestCaseInTempDir sha1 = osutils.sha_string def pause(): time.sleep(5.0) class TestHashCache(TestCaseInTempDir): """Test the hashcache against a real directory.""" def make_hashcache(self): # make a dummy bzr directory just to hold the cache os.mkdir(".bzr") hc = hashcache.HashCache(".", ".bzr/stat-cache") return hc def reopen_hashcache(self): hc = hashcache.HashCache(".", ".bzr/stat-cache") hc.read() return hc def test_hashcache_initial_miss(self): """Get correct hash from an empty hashcache.""" hc = self.make_hashcache() self.build_tree_contents([("foo", b"hello")]) self.assertEqual( hc.get_sha1("foo"), b"aaf4c61ddcc5e8a2dabede0f3b482cd9aea9434d" ) self.assertEqual(hc.miss_count, 1) self.assertEqual(hc.hit_count, 0) def test_hashcache_new_file(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() self.build_tree_contents([("foo", b"goodbye")]) # now read without pausing; it may not be possible to cache it as its # so new self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), sha1(b"goodbye")) def test_hashcache_nonexistent_file(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("no-name-yet"), None) def test_hashcache_replaced_file(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() self.build_tree_contents([("foo", b"goodbye")]) self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), sha1(b"goodbye")) os.remove("foo") self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), None) self.build_tree_contents([("foo", b"new content")]) self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), sha1(b"new content")) def test_hashcache_not_file(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() self.build_tree(["subdir/"]) self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("subdir"), None) def test_hashcache_load(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() self.build_tree_contents([("foo", b"contents")]) pause() self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), sha1(b"contents")) hc.write() hc = self.reopen_hashcache() self.assertEqual(hc.get_sha1("foo"), sha1(b"contents")) self.assertEqual(hc.hit_count, 1) def test_hammer_hashcache(self): hc = self.make_hashcache() for i in range(10000): with open("foo", "wb") as f: last_content = b"%08x" % i f.write(last_content) last_sha1 = sha1(last_content) self.log("iteration %d: %r -> %r", i, last_content, last_sha1) got_sha1 = hc.get_sha1("foo") self.assertEqual(got_sha1, last_sha1) hc.write() hc = self.reopen_hashcache() def test_hashcache_raise(self): """Check that hashcache can raise BzrError.""" if getattr(os, "mkfifo", None) is None: self.skipTest("os.mkfifo not available") hc = self.make_hashcache() os.mkfifo("a") # It's possible that the system supports fifos but the filesystem # can't. In that case we should skip at this point. But in fact # such combinations don't usually occur for the filesystem where # people test bzr. self.assertRaises(OSError, hc.get_sha1, "a") bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_index.py0000644000000000000000000027173015177133166017756 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007-2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for indices.""" from .. import index as _mod_index from ..transport import TracingTransport, TransportNoSuchFile from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class ErrorTests(TestCase): """Tests for index error classes.""" def test_bad_index_format_signature(self): """Test bad index format signature.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexFormatSignature("foo", "bar") self.assertEqual("foo is not an index of type bar.", str(error)) def test_bad_index_data(self): """Test bad index data.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexData("foo") self.assertEqual("Error in data for index foo.", str(error)) def test_bad_index_duplicate_key(self): """Test bad index duplicate key.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexDuplicateKey("foo", "bar") self.assertEqual("The key 'foo' is already in index 'bar'.", str(error)) def test_bad_index_key(self): """Test bad index key.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexKey("foo") self.assertEqual("The key 'foo' is not a valid key.", str(error)) def test_bad_index_options(self): """Test bad index options.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexOptions("foo") self.assertEqual("Could not parse options for index foo.", str(error)) def test_bad_index_value(self): """Test bad index value.""" error = _mod_index.BadIndexValue("foo") self.assertEqual("The value 'foo' is not a valid value.", str(error)) class TestGraphIndexBuilder(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for Graph Index Builder.""" def test_build_index_empty(self): """Test build index empty.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_empty_two_element_keys(self): """Test build index empty two element keys.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(key_elements=2) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=0\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_one_reference_list_empty(self): """Test build index one reference list empty.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_two_reference_list_empty(self): """Test build index two reference list empty.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_one_node_no_refs(self): """Test build index one node no refs.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() builder.add_node((b"akey",), b"data") stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"akey\x00\x00\x00data\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_one_node_no_refs_accepts_empty_reflist(self): """Test build index one node no refs accepts empty reflist.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() builder.add_node((b"akey",), b"data", ()) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"akey\x00\x00\x00data\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_one_node_2_element_keys(self): """Test build index one node 2 element keys.""" # multipart keys are separated by \x00 - because they are fixed length, # not variable this does not cause any issues, and seems clearer to the # author. builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(key_elements=2) builder.add_node((b"akey", b"secondpart"), b"data") stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=1\n" b"akey\x00secondpart\x00\x00\x00data\n\n", contents, ) def test_add_node_empty_value(self): """Test add node empty value.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() builder.add_node((b"akey",), b"") stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"akey\x00\x00\x00\n\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_nodes_sorted(self): """Test build index nodes sorted.""" # the highest sorted node comes first. builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() # use three to have a good chance of glitching dictionary hash # lookups etc. Insert in randomish order that is not correct # and not the reverse of the correct order. builder.add_node((b"2002",), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2000",), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2001",), b"data") stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=3\n" b"2000\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2001\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2002\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_2_element_key_nodes_sorted(self): """Test build index 2 element key nodes sorted.""" # multiple element keys are sorted first-key, second-key. builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(key_elements=2) # use three values of each key element, to have a good chance of # glitching dictionary hash lookups etc. Insert in randomish order that # is not correct and not the reverse of the correct order. builder.add_node((b"2002", b"2002"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2002", b"2000"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2002", b"2001"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2000", b"2002"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2000", b"2000"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2000", b"2001"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2001", b"2002"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2001", b"2000"), b"data") builder.add_node((b"2001", b"2001"), b"data") stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=9\n" b"2000\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2000\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2000\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2001\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2001\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2001\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2002\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2002\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"2002\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_reference_lists_are_included_one(self): """Test build index reference lists are included one.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data", ([],)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"key\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_reference_lists_with_2_element_keys(self): """Test build index reference lists with 2 element keys.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1, key_elements=2) builder.add_node((b"key", b"key2"), b"data", ([],)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=2\nlen=1\n" b"key\x00key2\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_build_index_reference_lists_are_included_two(self): """Test build index reference lists are included two.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data", ([], [])) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"key\x00\x00\t\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_clear_cache(self): """Test clear cache.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) # This is a no-op, but the api should exist builder.clear_cache() def test_node_references_are_byte_offsets(self): """Test node references are byte offsets.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) builder.add_node((b"reference",), b"data", ([],)) builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data", ([(b"reference",)],)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=2\n" b"key\x00\x0072\x00data\n" b"reference\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_node_references_are_cr_delimited(self): """Test node references are cr delimited.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) builder.add_node((b"reference",), b"data", ([],)) builder.add_node((b"reference2",), b"data", ([],)) builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data", ([(b"reference",), (b"reference2",)],)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=3\n" b"key\x00\x00077\r094\x00data\n" b"reference\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"reference2\x00\x00\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_multiple_reference_lists_are_tab_delimited(self): """Test multiple reference lists are tab delimited.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) builder.add_node((b"keference",), b"data", ([], [])) builder.add_node((b"rey",), b"data", ([(b"keference",)], [(b"keference",)])) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=2\n" b"keference\x00\x00\t\x00data\n" b"rey\x00\x0059\t59\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_add_node_referencing_missing_key_makes_absent(self): """Test add node referencing missing key makes absent.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) builder.add_node((b"rey",), b"data", ([(b"beference",), (b"aeference2",)],)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"aeference2\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"beference\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"rey\x00\x00074\r059\x00data\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_node_references_three_digits(self): """Test node references three digits.""" # test the node digit expands as needed. builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) references = [((b"%d" % val),) for val in range(8, -1, -1)] builder.add_node((b"2-key",), b"", (references,)) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqualDiff( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"0\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"1\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"2\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"2-key\x00\x00151\r145\r139\r133\r127\r121\r071\r065\r059\x00\n" b"3\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"4\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"5\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"6\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"7\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"8\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_absent_has_no_reference_overhead(self): """Test absent has no reference overhead.""" # the offsets after an absent record should be correct when there are # >1 reference lists. builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) builder.add_node((b"parent",), b"", ([(b"aail",), (b"zther",)], [])) stream = builder.finish() contents = stream.read() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n" b"aail\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"parent\x00\x0059\r84\t\x00\n" b"zther\x00a\x00\x00\n" b"\n", contents, ) def test_add_node_bad_key(self): """Test add node bad key.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() for bad_char in bytearray(b"\t\n\x0b\x0c\r\x00 "): self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"a%skey" % bytes([bad_char]),), b"data", ) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (), b"data") self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, b"not-a-tuple", b"data" ) # not enough length self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (), b"data") # too long self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"primary", b"secondary"), b"data", ) # secondary key elements get checked too: builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(key_elements=2) for bad_char in bytearray(b"\t\n\x0b\x0c\r\x00 "): self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"prefix", b"a%skey" % bytes([bad_char])), b"data", ) def test_add_node_bad_data(self): """Test add node bad data.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data\naa" ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data\x00aa" ) def test_add_node_bad_mismatched_ref_lists_length(self): """Test add node bad mismatched ref lists length.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([],) ) builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa" ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", (), ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([], []) ) builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa" ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([],) ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexValue, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([], [], []), ) def test_add_node_bad_key_in_reference_lists(self): """Test add node bad key in reference lists.""" # first list, first key - trivial builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([(b"a key",)],), ) # references keys must be tuples too self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", (["not-a-tuple"],), ) # not enough length self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([()],) ) # too long self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([(b"primary", b"secondary")],), ) # need to check more than the first key in the list self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([(b"agoodkey",), (b"that is a bad key",)],), ) # and if there is more than one list it should be getting checked # too builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=2) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, builder.add_node, (b"akey",), b"data aa", ([], ["a bad key"]), ) def test_add_duplicate_key(self): """Test add duplicate key.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder() builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data") self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexDuplicateKey, builder.add_node, (b"key",), b"data" ) def test_add_duplicate_key_2_elements(self): """Test add duplicate key 2 elements.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(key_elements=2) builder.add_node((b"key", b"key"), b"data") self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexDuplicateKey, builder.add_node, (b"key", b"key"), b"data" ) def test_add_key_after_referencing_key(self): """Test add key after referencing key.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1) builder.add_node((b"key",), b"data", ([(b"reference",)],)) builder.add_node((b"reference",), b"data", ([],)) def test_add_key_after_referencing_key_2_elements(self): """Test add key after referencing key 2 elements.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1, key_elements=2) builder.add_node((b"k", b"ey"), b"data", ([(b"reference", b"tokey")],)) builder.add_node((b"reference", b"tokey"), b"data", ([],)) def test_set_optimize(self): """Test set optimize.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(reference_lists=1, key_elements=2) builder.set_optimize(for_size=True) self.assertTrue(builder._optimize_for_size) builder.set_optimize(for_size=False) self.assertFalse(builder._optimize_for_size) class TestGraphIndex(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for Graph Index.""" def make_key(self, number): """Make key.""" return ((b"%d" % number) + b"X" * 100,) def make_value(self, number): """Make value.""" return (b"%d" % number) + b"Y" * 100 def make_nodes(self, count=64): """Make nodes.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. nodes = [] for counter in range(count): nodes.append((self.make_key(counter), self.make_value(counter), ())) return nodes def make_index(self, ref_lists=0, key_elements=1, nodes=None): """Make index.""" if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements) for key, value, references in nodes: builder.add_node(key, value, references) stream = builder.finish() trans = TracingTransport(self.get_transport()) size = trans.put_file("index", stream) return _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "index", size) def make_index_with_offset(self, ref_lists=0, key_elements=1, nodes=None, offset=0): """Make index with offset.""" if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements) for key, value, references in nodes: builder.add_node(key, value, references) content = builder.finish().read() size = len(content) trans = self.get_transport() trans.put_bytes("index", (b" " * offset) + content) return _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "index", size, offset=offset) def test_clear_cache(self): """Test clear cache.""" index = self.make_index() # For now, we just want to make sure the api is available. As this is # old code, we don't really worry if it *does* anything. index.clear_cache() def test_open_bad_index_no_error(self): """Test open bad index no error.""" trans = self.get_transport() trans.put_bytes("name", b"not an index\n") _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "name", 13) def test_with_offset(self): """Test with offset.""" nodes = self.make_nodes(200) idx = self.make_index_with_offset(offset=1234567, nodes=nodes) self.assertEqual(200, idx.key_count()) def test_buffer_all_with_offset(self): """Test buffer all with offset.""" nodes = self.make_nodes(200) idx = self.make_index_with_offset(offset=1234567, nodes=nodes) idx._buffer_all() self.assertEqual(200, idx.key_count()) def test_side_effect_buffering_with_offset(self): """Test side effect buffering with offset.""" nodes = self.make_nodes(20) index = self.make_index_with_offset(offset=1234567, nodes=nodes) index._transport.recommended_page_size = lambda: 64 * 1024 subset_nodes = [nodes[0][0], nodes[10][0], nodes[19][0]] entries = [n[1] for n in index.iter_entries(subset_nodes)] self.assertEqual(sorted(subset_nodes), sorted(entries)) self.assertEqual(20, index.key_count()) def test_open_sets_parsed_map_empty(self): """Test open sets parsed map empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual([], index._range_map.key_ranges()) def test_key_count_buffers(self): """Test key count buffers.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(2)) # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] self.assertEqual(2, index.key_count()) # We should have requested reading the header bytes self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(0, 200)], True, index._size), ], index._transport._activity, ) # And that should have been enough to trigger reading the whole index # with buffering self.assertIsNot(None, index._nodes) def test_lookup_key_via_location_buffers(self): """Test lookup key via location buffers.""" index = self.make_index() # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] # do a _lookup_keys_via_location call for the middle of the file, which # is what bisection uses. result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"missing",))]) # this should have asked for a readv request, with adjust_for_latency, # and two regions: the header, and half-way into the file. self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(30, 30), (0, 200)], True, 60), ], index._transport._activity, ) # and the result should be that the key cannot be present, because this # is a trivial index. self.assertEqual([((index._size // 2, (b"missing",)), False)], result) # And this should have caused the file to be fully buffered self.assertIsNot(None, index._nodes) self.assertEqual([], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) def test_first_lookup_key_via_location(self): """Test first lookup key via location.""" # We need enough data so that the _HEADER_READV doesn't consume the # whole file. We always read 800 bytes for every key, and the local # transport natural expansion is 4096 bytes. So we have to have >8192 # bytes or we will trigger "buffer_all". # We also want the 'missing' key to fall within the range that *did* # read index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] # do a _lookup_keys_via_location call for the middle of the file, which # is what bisection uses. start_lookup = index._size // 2 result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(start_lookup, (b"40missing",))]) # this should have asked for a readv request, with adjust_for_latency, # and two regions: the header, and half-way into the file. self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(start_lookup, 800), (0, 200)], True, index._size), ], index._transport._activity, ) # and the result should be that the key cannot be present, because this # is a trivial index. self.assertEqual([((start_lookup, (b"40missing",)), False)], result) # And this should not have caused the file to be fully buffered self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) # And the regions of the file that have been parsed should be in the # parsed_byte_map and the parsed_key_map self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) def test_parsing_non_adjacent_data_trims(self): """Test parsing non adjacent data trims.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"40",))]) # and the result should be that the key cannot be present, because key is # in the middle of the observed data from a 4K read - the smallest transport # will do today with this api. self.assertEqual([((index._size // 2, (b"40",)), False)], result) # and we should have a parse map that includes the header and the # region that was parsed after trimming. self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) def test_parsing_data_handles_parsed_contained_regions(self): """Test parsing data handles parsed contained regions.""" # the following patten creates a parsed region that is wholly within a # single result from the readv layer: # .... single-read (readv-minimum-size) ... # which then trims the start and end so the parsed size is < readv # miniumum. # then a dual lookup (or a reference lookup for that matter) which # abuts or overlaps the parsed region on both sides will need to # discard the data in the middle, but parse the end as well. # # we test this by doing a single lookup to seed the data, then # a lookup for two keys that are present, and adjacent - # we except both to be found, and the parsed byte map to include the # locations of both keys. index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(128)) result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"40",))]) # and we should have a parse map that includes the header and the # region that was parsed after trimming. self.assertEqual([(0, 4045), (11759, 15707)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(116)), (self.make_key(35), self.make_key(51))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) # now ask for two keys, right before and after the parsed region result = index._lookup_keys_via_location( [(11450, self.make_key(34)), (15707, self.make_key(52))] ) self.assertEqual( [ ( (11450, self.make_key(34)), (index, self.make_key(34), self.make_value(34)), ), ( (15707, self.make_key(52)), (index, self.make_key(52), self.make_value(52)), ), ], result, ) self.assertEqual([(0, 4045), (9889, 17993)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) def test_lookup_missing_key_answers_without_io_when_map_permits(self): """Test lookup missing key answers without io when map permits.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) # lookup the keys in the middle of the file result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"40",))]) # check the parse map, this determines the test validity self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] # now looking up a key in the portion of the file already parsed should # not create a new transport request, and should return False (cannot # be in the index) - even when the byte location we ask for is outside # the parsed region result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(4000, (b"40",))]) self.assertEqual([((4000, (b"40",)), False)], result) self.assertEqual([], index._transport._activity) def test_lookup_present_key_answers_without_io_when_map_permits(self): """Test lookup present key answers without io when map permits.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) # lookup the keys in the middle of the file result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"40",))]) # check the parse map, this determines the test validity self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] # now looking up a key in the portion of the file already parsed should # not create a new transport request, and should return False (cannot # be in the index) - even when the byte location we ask for is outside # the parsed region # result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(4000, self.make_key(40))]) self.assertEqual( [ ( (4000, self.make_key(40)), (index, self.make_key(40), self.make_value(40)), ) ], result, ) self.assertEqual([], index._transport._activity) def test_lookup_key_below_probed_area(self): """Test lookup key below probed area.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) # ask for the key in the middle, but a key that is located in the # unparsed region before the middle. result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"30",))]) # check the parse map, this determines the test validity self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) self.assertEqual([((index._size // 2, (b"30",)), -1)], result) def test_lookup_key_above_probed_area(self): """Test lookup key above probed area.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) # ask for the key in the middle, but a key that is located in the # unparsed region after the middle. result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index._size // 2, (b"50",))]) # check the parse map, this determines the test validity self.assertEqual([(0, 4008), (5046, 8996)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(26)), (self.make_key(31), self.make_key(48))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) self.assertEqual([((index._size // 2, (b"50",)), +1)], result) def test_lookup_key_resolves_references(self): """Test lookup key resolves references.""" # generate a big enough index that we only read some of it on a typical # bisection lookup. nodes = [] for counter in range(99): nodes.append( ( self.make_key(counter), self.make_value(counter), ((self.make_key(counter + 20),),), ) ) index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, nodes=nodes) # lookup a key in the middle that does not exist, so that when we can # check that the referred-to-keys are not accessed automatically. index_size = index._size index_center = index_size // 2 result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index_center, (b"40",))]) # check the parse map - only the start and middle should have been # parsed. self.assertEqual([(0, 4027), (10198, 14028)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(17)), (self.make_key(44), self.make_key(5))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) # and check the transport activity likewise. self.assertEqual( [("readv", "index", [(index_center, 800), (0, 200)], True, index_size)], index._transport._activity, ) # reset the transport log for testing the reference lookup del index._transport._activity[:] # now looking up a key in the portion of the file already parsed should # only perform IO to resolve its key references. result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(11000, self.make_key(45))]) self.assertEqual( [ ( (11000, self.make_key(45)), ( index, self.make_key(45), self.make_value(45), ((self.make_key(65),),), ), ) ], result, ) self.assertEqual( [("readv", "index", [(15093, 800)], True, index_size)], index._transport._activity, ) def test_lookup_key_can_buffer_all(self): """Test lookup key can buffer all.""" nodes = [] for counter in range(64): nodes.append( ( self.make_key(counter), self.make_value(counter), ((self.make_key(counter + 20),),), ) ) index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, nodes=nodes) # lookup a key in the middle that does not exist, so that when we can # check that the referred-to-keys are not accessed automatically. index_size = index._size index_center = index_size // 2 result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(index_center, (b"40",))]) # check the parse map - only the start and middle should have been # parsed. self.assertEqual([(0, 3890), (6444, 10274)], index._range_map.byte_ranges()) self.assertEqual( [((), self.make_key(25)), (self.make_key(37), self.make_key(52))], index._range_map.key_ranges(), ) # and check the transport activity likewise. self.assertEqual( [("readv", "index", [(index_center, 800), (0, 200)], True, index_size)], index._transport._activity, ) # reset the transport log for testing the reference lookup del index._transport._activity[:] # now looking up a key in the portion of the file already parsed should # only perform IO to resolve its key references. result = index._lookup_keys_via_location([(7000, self.make_key(40))]) self.assertEqual( [ ( (7000, self.make_key(40)), ( index, self.make_key(40), self.make_value(40), ((self.make_key(60),),), ), ) ], result, ) # Resolving the references would have required more data read, and we # are already above the 50% threshold, so it triggered a _buffer_all self.assertEqual([("get", "index")], index._transport._activity) def test_iter_all_entries_empty(self): """Test iter all entries empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_simple(self): """Test iter all entries simple.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) self.assertEqual([(index, (b"name",), b"data")], list(index.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_simple_2_elements(self): """Test iter all entries simple 2 elements.""" index = self.make_index( key_elements=2, nodes=[((b"name", b"surname"), b"data", ())] ) self.assertEqual( [(index, (b"name", b"surname"), b"data")], list(index.iter_all_entries()) ) def test_iter_all_entries_references_resolved(self): """Test iter all entries references resolved.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_iter_entries_buffers_once(self): """Test iter entries buffers once.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(2)) # reset the transport log del index._transport._activity[:] self.assertEqual( {(index, self.make_key(1), self.make_value(1))}, set(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(1)])), ) # We should have requested reading the header bytes # But not needed any more than that because it would have triggered a # buffer all self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(0, 200)], True, index._size), ], index._transport._activity, ) # And that should have been enough to trigger reading the whole index # with buffering self.assertIsNot(None, index._nodes) def test_iter_entries_buffers_by_bytes_read(self): """Test iter entries buffers by bytes read.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(64)) list(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(10)])) # The first time through isn't enough to trigger a buffer all self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) self.assertEqual(4096, index._bytes_read) # Grabbing a key in that same page won't trigger a buffer all, as we # still haven't read 50% of the file list(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(11)])) self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) self.assertEqual(4096, index._bytes_read) # We haven't read more data, so reading outside the range won't trigger # a buffer all right away list(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(40)])) self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) self.assertEqual(8192, index._bytes_read) # On the next pass, we will not trigger buffer all if the key is # available without reading more list(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(32)])) self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) # But if we *would* need to read more to resolve it, then we will # buffer all. list(index.iter_entries([self.make_key(60)])) self.assertIsNot(None, index._nodes) def test_iter_entries_references_resolved(self): """Test iter entries references resolved.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",), (b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",), (b"ref",)),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_entries_references_2_refs_resolved(self): """Test iter entries references 2 refs resolved.""" index = self.make_index( 2, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)], [(b"ref",)])), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([], [])), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),), ((b"ref",),))), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((), ())), }, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iteration_absent_skipped(self): """Test iteration absent skipped.""" index = self.make_index(1, nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],))]) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),))}, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),))}, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",)])), ) self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([(b"ref",)]))) def test_iteration_absent_skipped_2_element_keys(self): """Test iteration absent skipped 2 element keys.""" index = self.make_index( 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[((b"name", b"fin"), b"data", ([(b"ref", b"erence")],))], ) self.assertEqual( [(index, (b"name", b"fin"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),))], list(index.iter_all_entries()), ) self.assertEqual( [(index, (b"name", b"fin"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),))], list(index.iter_entries([(b"name", b"fin")])), ) self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([(b"ref", b"erence")]))) def test_iter_all_keys(self): """Test iter all keys.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_nothing_empty(self): """Test iter nothing empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([]))) def test_iter_missing_entry_empty(self): """Test iter missing entry empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([(b"a",)]))) def test_iter_missing_entry_empty_no_size(self): """Test iter missing entry empty no size.""" idx = self.make_index() idx = _mod_index.GraphIndex(idx._transport, "index", None) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([(b"a",)]))) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_element_key_None(self): """Test iter key prefix 1 element key None.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(None,)]) ) def test_iter_key_prefix_wrong_length(self): """Test iter key prefix wrong length.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo", None)]) ) index = self.make_index(key_elements=2) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo",)]) ) self.assertRaises( _mod_index.BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"foo", None, None)]), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_no_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 1 key element no refs.""" index = self.make_index( nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ()), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ())] ) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data"), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata")}, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 1 key element refs.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_no_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 2 key element no refs.""" index = self.make_index( key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ()), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ()), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ()), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 2 key element refs.""" index = self.make_index( 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ([(b"ref", b"erence")],)), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ([],)), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_key_count_empty(self): """Test key count empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual(0, index.key_count()) def test_key_count_one(self): """Test key count one.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"", ())]) self.assertEqual(1, index.key_count()) def test_key_count_two(self): """Test key count two.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"", ()), ((b"foo",), b"", ())]) self.assertEqual(2, index.key_count()) def test_read_and_parse_tracks_real_read_value(self): """Test read and parse tracks real read value.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=self.make_nodes(10)) del index._transport._activity[:] index._read_and_parse([(0, 200)]) self.assertEqual( [ ("readv", "index", [(0, 200)], True, index._size), ], index._transport._activity, ) # The readv expansion code will expand the initial request to 4096 # bytes, which is more than enough to read the entire index, and we # will track the fact that we read that many bytes. self.assertEqual(index._size, index._bytes_read) def test_read_and_parse_triggers_buffer_all(self): """Test read and parse triggers buffer all.""" index = self.make_index( key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ()), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ()), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ()), ], ) self.assertGreater(index._size, 0) self.assertIs(None, index._nodes) index._read_and_parse([(0, index._size)]) self.assertIsNot(None, index._nodes) def test_validate_bad_index_errors(self): """Test validate bad index errors.""" trans = self.get_transport() trans.put_bytes("name", b"not an index\n") idx = _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "name", 13) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexFormatSignature, idx.validate) def test_validate_bad_node_refs(self): """Test validate bad node refs.""" idx = self.make_index(2) trans = self.get_transport() content = trans.get_bytes("index") # change the options line to end with a rather than a parseable number new_content = content[:-2] + b"a\n\n" trans.put_bytes("index", new_content) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexOptions, idx.validate) def test_validate_missing_end_line_empty(self): """Test validate missing end line empty.""" index = self.make_index(2) trans = self.get_transport() content = trans.get_bytes("index") # truncate the last byte trans.put_bytes("index", content[:-1]) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexData, index.validate) def test_validate_missing_end_line_nonempty(self): """Test validate missing end line nonempty.""" index = self.make_index(2, nodes=[((b"key",), b"", ([], []))]) trans = self.get_transport() content = trans.get_bytes("index") # truncate the last byte trans.put_bytes("index", content[:-1]) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexData, index.validate) def test_validate_empty(self): """Test validate empty.""" index = self.make_index() index.validate() def test_validate_no_refs_content(self): """Test validate no refs content.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ())]) index.validate() # XXX: external_references tests are duplicated in test_btree_index. We # probably should have per_graph_index tests... def test_external_references_no_refs(self): """Test external references no refs.""" index = self.make_index(ref_lists=0, nodes=[]) self.assertRaises(ValueError, index.external_references, 0) def test_external_references_no_results(self): """Test external references no results.""" index = self.make_index(ref_lists=1, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([],))]) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) def test_external_references_missing_ref(self): """Test external references missing ref.""" missing_key = (b"missing",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([missing_key],))] ) self.assertEqual({missing_key}, index.external_references(0)) def test_external_references_multiple_ref_lists(self): """Test external references multiple ref lists.""" missing_key = (b"missing",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=2, nodes=[((b"key",), b"value", ([], [missing_key]))] ) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) self.assertEqual({missing_key}, index.external_references(1)) def test_external_references_two_records(self): """Test external references two records.""" index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, nodes=[ ((b"key-1",), b"value", ([(b"key-2",)],)), ((b"key-2",), b"value", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual(set(), index.external_references(0)) def test__find_ancestors(self): """Test find ancestors.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([],)), ], ) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key1], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key2}, search_keys) search_keys = index._find_ancestors(search_keys, 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_w_missing(self): """Test find ancestors w missing.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([],)), ], ) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key2, key3], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key2: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({key3}, missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test__find_ancestors_dont_search_known(self): """Test find ancestors dont search known.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) index = self.make_index( ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([key2],)), (key2, b"value", ([key3],)), (key3, b"value", ([],)), ], ) # We already know about key2, so we won't try to search for key3 parent_map = {key2: (key3,)} missing_keys = set() search_keys = index._find_ancestors([key1], 0, parent_map, missing_keys) self.assertEqual({key1: (key2,), key2: (key3,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) def test_supports_unlimited_cache(self): """Test supports unlimited cache.""" builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(0, key_elements=1) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file("index", stream) # It doesn't matter what unlimited_cache does here, just that it can be # passed _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "index", size, unlimited_cache=True) class TestCombinedGraphIndex(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for Combined Graph Index.""" def make_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, key_elements=1, nodes=None): """Make index.""" if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = _mod_index.GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements) for key, value, references in nodes: builder.add_node(key, value, references) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file(name, stream) return _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, name, size) def make_combined_index_with_missing(self, missing=None): """Create a CombinedGraphIndex which will have missing indexes. This creates a CGI which thinks it has 2 indexes, however they have been deleted. If CGI._reload_func() is called, then it will repopulate with a new index. :param missing: The underlying indexes to delete :return: (CombinedGraphIndex, reload_counter) """ if missing is None: missing = ["1", "2"] idx1 = self.make_index("1", nodes=[((b"1",), b"", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("2", nodes=[((b"2",), b"", ())]) idx3 = self.make_index("3", nodes=[((b"1",), b"", ()), ((b"2",), b"", ())]) # total_reloads, num_changed, num_unchanged reload_counter = [0, 0, 0] def reload(): reload_counter[0] += 1 new_indices = [idx3] if idx._indices == new_indices: reload_counter[2] += 1 return False reload_counter[1] += 1 idx._indices[:] = new_indices return True idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2], reload_func=reload) trans = self.get_transport() for fname in missing: trans.delete(fname) return idx, reload_counter def test_open_missing_index_no_error(self): """Test open missing index no error.""" trans = self.get_transport() idx1 = _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "missing", 100) _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) def test_add_index(self): """Test add index.""" idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) idx1 = self.make_index("name", 0, nodes=[((b"key",), b"", ())]) idx.insert_index(0, idx1) self.assertEqual([(idx1, (b"key",), b"")], list(idx.iter_all_entries())) def test_clear_cache(self): """Test clear cache.""" log = [] class ClearCacheProxy: def __init__(self, index): self._index = index def __getattr__(self, name): return getattr(self._index) def clear_cache(self): log.append(self._index) return self._index.clear_cache() idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) idx1 = self.make_index("name", 0, nodes=[((b"key",), b"", ())]) idx.insert_index(0, ClearCacheProxy(idx1)) idx2 = self.make_index("name", 0, nodes=[((b"key",), b"", ())]) idx.insert_index(1, ClearCacheProxy(idx2)) # CombinedGraphIndex should call 'clear_cache()' on all children idx.clear_cache() self.assertEqual(sorted([idx1, idx2]), sorted(log)) def test_iter_all_entries_empty(self): """Test iter all entries empty.""" idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_children_empty(self): """Test iter all entries children empty.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name") idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_simple(self): """Test iter all entries simple.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) self.assertEqual([(idx1, (b"name",), b"data")], list(idx.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_two_indices(self): """Test iter all entries two indices.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name1", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("name2", nodes=[((b"2",), b"", ())]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual( [(idx1, (b"name",), b"data"), (idx2, (b"2",), b"")], list(idx.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_iter_entries_two_indices_dup_key(self): """Test iter entries two indices dup key.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name1", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("name2", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual( [(idx1, (b"name",), b"data")], list(idx.iter_entries([(b"name",)])) ) def test_iter_all_entries_two_indices_dup_key(self): """Test iter all entries two indices dup key.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name1", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("name2", nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ())]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual([(idx1, (b"name",), b"data")], list(idx.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 2 key element refs.""" idx1 = self.make_index( "1", 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ([(b"ref", b"erence")],))], ) idx2 = self.make_index( "2", 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ([],)), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual( { (idx1, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (idx2, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(idx.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (idx1, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (idx2, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ((),)), }, set(idx.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_iter_nothing_empty(self): """Test iter nothing empty.""" idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([]))) def test_iter_nothing_children_empty(self): """Test iter nothing children empty.""" idx1 = self.make_index("name") idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([]))) def test_iter_all_keys(self): """Test iter all keys.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1", 1, nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],))]) idx2 = self.make_index("2", 1, nodes=[((b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),))]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual( { (idx1, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (idx2, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(idx.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_all_keys_dup_entry(self): """Test iter all keys dup entry.""" idx1 = self.make_index( "1", 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) idx2 = self.make_index("2", 1, nodes=[((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],))]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual( { (idx1, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (idx1, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(idx.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_missing_entry_empty(self): """Test iter missing entry empty.""" idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([("a",)]))) def test_iter_missing_entry_one_index(self): """Test iter missing entry one index.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1") idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([(b"a",)]))) def test_iter_missing_entry_two_index(self): """Test iter missing entry two index.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1") idx2 = self.make_index("2") idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual([], list(idx.iter_entries([("a",)]))) def test_iter_entry_present_one_index_only(self): """Test iter entry present one index only.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1", nodes=[((b"key",), b"", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("2", nodes=[]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual([(idx1, (b"key",), b"")], list(idx.iter_entries([(b"key",)]))) # and in the other direction idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx2, idx1]) self.assertEqual([(idx1, (b"key",), b"")], list(idx.iter_entries([(b"key",)]))) def test_key_count_empty(self): """Test key count empty.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1", nodes=[]) idx2 = self.make_index("2", nodes=[]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual(0, idx.key_count()) def test_key_count_sums_index_keys(self): """Test key count sums index keys.""" idx1 = self.make_index("1", nodes=[((b"1",), b"", ()), ((b"2",), b"", ())]) idx2 = self.make_index("2", nodes=[((b"1",), b"", ())]) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1, idx2]) self.assertEqual(3, idx.key_count()) def test_validate_bad_child_index_errors(self): """Test validate bad child index errors.""" trans = self.get_transport() trans.put_bytes("name", b"not an index\n") idx1 = _mod_index.GraphIndex(trans, "name", 13) idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([idx1]) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexFormatSignature, idx.validate) def test_validate_empty(self): """Test validate empty.""" idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) idx.validate() def test_key_count_reloads(self): """Test key count reloads.""" idx, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() self.assertEqual(2, idx.key_count()) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_key_count_no_reload(self): """Test key count no reload.""" idx, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() idx._reload_func = None # Without a _reload_func we just raise the exception self.assertRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, idx.key_count) def test_key_count_reloads_and_fails(self): """Test key count reloads and fails.""" # We have deleted all underlying indexes, so we will try to reload, but # still fail. This is mostly to test we don't get stuck in an infinite # loop trying to reload idx, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["1", "2", "3"]) self.assertRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, idx.key_count) self.assertEqual([2, 1, 1], reload_counter) def test_iter_entries_reloads(self): """Test iter entries reloads.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() result = list(index.iter_entries([(b"1",), (b"2",), (b"3",)])) index3 = index._indices[0] self.assertEqual({(index3, (b"1",), b""), (index3, (b"2",), b"")}, set(result)) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_entries_reloads_midway(self): """Test iter entries reloads midway.""" # The first index still looks present, so we get interrupted mid-way # through index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["2"]) index1, _index2 = index._indices result = list(index.iter_entries([(b"1",), (b"2",), (b"3",)])) index3 = index._indices[0] # We had already yielded b'1', so we just go on to the next, we should # not yield b'1' twice. self.assertEqual([(index1, (b"1",), b""), (index3, (b"2",), b"")], result) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_entries_no_reload(self): """Test iter entries no reload.""" index, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() index._reload_func = None # Without a _reload_func we just raise the exception self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_entries, [("3",)]) def test_iter_entries_reloads_and_fails(self): """Test iter entries reloads and fails.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["1", "2", "3"]) self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_entries, [("3",)]) self.assertEqual([2, 1, 1], reload_counter) def test_iter_all_entries_reloads(self): """Test iter all entries reloads.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() result = list(index.iter_all_entries()) index3 = index._indices[0] self.assertEqual({(index3, (b"1",), b""), (index3, (b"2",), b"")}, set(result)) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_all_entries_reloads_midway(self): """Test iter all entries reloads midway.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["2"]) index1, _index2 = index._indices result = list(index.iter_all_entries()) index3 = index._indices[0] # We had already yielded '1', so we just go on to the next, we should # not yield '1' twice. self.assertEqual([(index1, (b"1",), b""), (index3, (b"2",), b"")], result) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_all_entries_no_reload(self): """Test iter all entries no reload.""" index, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() index._reload_func = None self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_all_entries) def test_iter_all_entries_reloads_and_fails(self): """Test iter all entries reloads and fails.""" index, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["1", "2", "3"]) self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_all_entries) def test_iter_entries_prefix_reloads(self): """Test iter entries prefix reloads.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() result = list(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"1",)])) index3 = index._indices[0] self.assertEqual([(index3, (b"1",), b"")], result) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_entries_prefix_reloads_midway(self): """Test iter entries prefix reloads midway.""" index, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["2"]) index1, _index2 = index._indices result = list(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"1",)])) index._indices[0] # We had already yielded b'1', so we just go on to the next, we should # not yield b'1' twice. self.assertEqual([(index1, (b"1",), b"")], result) self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_iter_entries_prefix_no_reload(self): """Test iter entries prefix no reload.""" index, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() index._reload_func = None self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_entries_prefix, [(b"1",)]) def test_iter_entries_prefix_reloads_and_fails(self): """Test iter entries prefix reloads and fails.""" index, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["1", "2", "3"]) self.assertListRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, index.iter_entries_prefix, [(b"1",)]) def make_index_with_simple_nodes(self, name, num_nodes=1): """Make an index named after 'name', with keys named after 'name' too. Nodes will have a value of '' and no references. """ nodes = [ ((f"index-{name}-key-{n}".encode("ascii"),), b"", ()) for n in range(1, num_nodes + 1) ] return self.make_index(f"index-{name}", 0, nodes=nodes) def test_reorder_after_iter_entries(self): """Test reorder after iter entries.""" # Four indices: [key1] in idx1, [key2,key3] in idx2, [] in idx3, # [key4] in idx4. idx = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) idx.insert_index(0, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("1"), b"1") idx.insert_index(1, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("2"), b"2") idx.insert_index(2, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("3"), b"3") idx.insert_index(3, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("4"), b"4") idx1, idx2, idx3, idx4 = idx._indices # Query a key from idx4 and idx2. self.assertLength( 2, list(idx.iter_entries([(b"index-4-key-1",), (b"index-2-key-1",)])) ) # Now idx2 and idx4 should be moved to the front (and idx1 should # still be before idx3). self.assertEqual([idx2, idx4, idx1, idx3], idx._indices) self.assertEqual([b"2", b"4", b"1", b"3"], idx._index_names) def test_reorder_propagates_to_siblings(self): """Test reorder propagates to siblings.""" # Two CombinedGraphIndex objects, with the same number of indicies with # matching names. cgi1 = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) cgi2 = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) cgi1.insert_index(0, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("1-1"), "one") cgi1.insert_index(1, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("1-2"), "two") cgi2.insert_index(0, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("2-1"), "one") cgi2.insert_index(1, self.make_index_with_simple_nodes("2-2"), "two") index2_1, index2_2 = cgi2._indices cgi1.set_sibling_indices([cgi2]) # Trigger a reordering in cgi1. cgi2 will be reordered as well. list(cgi1.iter_entries([(b"index-1-2-key-1",)])) self.assertEqual([index2_2, index2_1], cgi2._indices) self.assertEqual(["two", "one"], cgi2._index_names) def test_validate_reloads(self): """Test validate reloads.""" idx, reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() idx.validate() self.assertEqual([1, 1, 0], reload_counter) def test_validate_reloads_midway(self): """Test validate reloads midway.""" idx, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["2"]) idx.validate() def test_validate_no_reload(self): """Test validate no reload.""" idx, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing() idx._reload_func = None self.assertRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, idx.validate) def test_validate_reloads_and_fails(self): """Test validate reloads and fails.""" idx, _reload_counter = self.make_combined_index_with_missing(["1", "2", "3"]) self.assertRaises(TransportNoSuchFile, idx.validate) def test_find_ancestors_across_indexes(self): """Test find ancestors across indexes.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) key4 = (b"key-4",) index1 = self.make_index( "12", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([],)), (key2, b"value", ([key1],)), ], ) index2 = self.make_index( "34", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key3, b"value", ([key2],)), (key4, b"value", ([key3],)), ], ) c_index = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2]) parent_map, missing_keys = c_index.find_ancestry([key1], 0) self.assertEqual({key1: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) # Now look for a key from index2 which requires us to find the key in # the second index, and then continue searching for parents in the # first index parent_map, missing_keys = c_index.find_ancestry([key3], 0) self.assertEqual({key1: (), key2: (key1,), key3: (key2,)}, parent_map) self.assertEqual(set(), missing_keys) def test_find_ancestors_missing_keys(self): """Test find ancestors missing keys.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) key4 = (b"key-4",) index1 = self.make_index( "12", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([],)), (key2, b"value", ([key1],)), ], ) index2 = self.make_index( "34", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key3, b"value", ([key2],)), ], ) c_index = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2]) # Searching for a key which is actually not present at all should # eventually converge parent_map, missing_keys = c_index.find_ancestry([key4], 0) self.assertEqual({}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({key4}, missing_keys) def test_find_ancestors_no_indexes(self): """Test find ancestors no indexes.""" c_index = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([]) key1 = (b"key-1",) parent_map, missing_keys = c_index.find_ancestry([key1], 0) self.assertEqual({}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({key1}, missing_keys) def test_find_ancestors_ghost_parent(self): """Test find ancestors ghost parent.""" key1 = (b"key-1",) key2 = (b"key-2",) key3 = (b"key-3",) key4 = (b"key-4",) index1 = self.make_index( "12", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key1, b"value", ([],)), (key2, b"value", ([key1],)), ], ) index2 = self.make_index( "34", ref_lists=1, nodes=[ (key4, b"value", ([key2, key3],)), ], ) c_index = _mod_index.CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2]) # Searching for a key which is actually not present at all should # eventually converge parent_map, missing_keys = c_index.find_ancestry([key4], 0) self.assertEqual({key4: (key2, key3), key2: (key1,), key1: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({key3}, missing_keys) def test__find_ancestors_empty_index(self): """Test find ancestors empty index.""" idx = self.make_index("test", ref_lists=1, key_elements=1, nodes=[]) parent_map = {} missing_keys = set() search_keys = idx._find_ancestors( [(b"one",), (b"two",)], 0, parent_map, missing_keys ) self.assertEqual(set(), search_keys) self.assertEqual({}, parent_map) self.assertEqual({(b"one",), (b"two",)}, missing_keys) class TestInMemoryGraphIndex(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for In Memory Graph Index.""" def make_index(self, ref_lists=0, key_elements=1, nodes=None): """Make index.""" if nodes is None: nodes = [] result = _mod_index.InMemoryGraphIndex(ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements) result.add_nodes(nodes) return result def test_add_nodes_no_refs(self): """Test add nodes no refs.""" index = self.make_index(0) index.add_nodes([((b"name",), b"data")]) index.add_nodes([((b"name2",), b""), ((b"name3",), b"")]) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data"), (index, (b"name2",), b""), (index, (b"name3",), b""), }, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_add_nodes(self): """Test add nodes.""" index = self.make_index(1) index.add_nodes([((b"name",), b"data", ([],))]) index.add_nodes([((b"name2",), b"", ([],)), ((b"name3",), b"", ([(b"r",)],))]) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", ((),)), (index, (b"name2",), b"", ((),)), (index, (b"name3",), b"", (((b"r",),),)), }, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_iter_all_entries_empty(self): """Test iter all entries empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_simple(self): """Test iter all entries simple.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"data")]) self.assertEqual([(index, (b"name",), b"data")], list(index.iter_all_entries())) def test_iter_all_entries_references(self): """Test iter all entries references.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_iteration_absent_skipped(self): """Test iteration absent skipped.""" index = self.make_index(1, nodes=[((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],))]) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),))}, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),))}, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",)])), ) self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([(b"ref",)]))) def test_iter_all_keys(self): """Test iter all keys.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_no_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 1 key element no refs.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"data"), ((b"ref",), b"refdata")]) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"name",), b"data"), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata")}, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_1_key_element_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 1 key element refs.""" index = self.make_index( 1, nodes=[ ((b"name",), b"data", ([(b"ref",)],)), ((b"ref",), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name",), b"data", (((b"ref",),),)), (index, (b"ref",), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name",), (b"ref",)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_no_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 2 key element no refs.""" index = self.make_index( key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta"), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata"), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data"), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta"), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_iter_key_prefix_2_key_element_refs(self): """Test iter key prefix 2 key element refs.""" index = self.make_index( 1, key_elements=2, nodes=[ ((b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", ([(b"ref", b"erence")],)), ((b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ([],)), ((b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ([],)), ], ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"ref", b"erence"), b"refdata", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", b"fin1"), (b"ref", b"erence")])), ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"name", b"fin1"), b"data", (((b"ref", b"erence"),),)), (index, (b"name", b"fin2"), b"beta", ((),)), }, set(index.iter_entries_prefix([(b"name", None)])), ) def test_iter_nothing_empty(self): """Test iter nothing empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([]))) def test_iter_missing_entry_empty(self): """Test iter missing entry empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual([], list(index.iter_entries([(b"a",)]))) def test_key_count_empty(self): """Test key count empty.""" index = self.make_index() self.assertEqual(0, index.key_count()) def test_key_count_one(self): """Test key count one.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b"")]) self.assertEqual(1, index.key_count()) def test_key_count_two(self): """Test key count two.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"name",), b""), ((b"foo",), b"")]) self.assertEqual(2, index.key_count()) def test_validate_empty(self): """Test validate empty.""" index = self.make_index() index.validate() def test_validate_no_refs_content(self): """Test validate no refs content.""" index = self.make_index(nodes=[((b"key",), b"value")]) index.validate() class TestGraphIndexPrefixAdapter(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for Graph Index Prefix Adapter.""" def make_index(self, ref_lists=1, key_elements=2, nodes=None, add_callback=False): """Make index.""" if nodes is None: nodes = [] result = _mod_index.InMemoryGraphIndex(ref_lists, key_elements=key_elements) result.add_nodes(nodes) add_nodes_callback = result.add_nodes if add_callback else None adapter = _mod_index.GraphIndexPrefixAdapter( result, (b"prefix",), key_elements - 1, add_nodes_callback=add_nodes_callback, ) return result, adapter def test_add_node(self): """Test add node.""" index, adapter = self.make_index(add_callback=True) adapter.add_node((b"key",), b"value", (((b"ref",),),)) self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"prefix", b"key"), b"value", (((b"prefix", b"ref"),),))}, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_add_nodes(self): """Test add nodes.""" index, adapter = self.make_index(add_callback=True) adapter.add_nodes( ( ((b"key",), b"value", (((b"ref",),),)), ((b"key2",), b"value2", ((),)), ) ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"prefix", b"key2"), b"value2", ((),)), (index, (b"prefix", b"key"), b"value", (((b"prefix", b"ref"),),)), }, set(index.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_construct(self): """Test construct.""" idx = _mod_index.InMemoryGraphIndex() _mod_index.GraphIndexPrefixAdapter(idx, (b"prefix",), 1) def test_construct_with_callback(self): """Test construct with callback.""" idx = _mod_index.InMemoryGraphIndex() _mod_index.GraphIndexPrefixAdapter(idx, (b"prefix",), 1, idx.add_nodes) def test_iter_all_entries_cross_prefix_map_errors(self): """Test iter all entries cross prefix map errors.""" _index, adapter = self.make_index( nodes=[((b"prefix", b"key1"), b"data1", (((b"prefixaltered", b"key2"),),))] ) self.assertRaises(_mod_index.BadIndexData, list, adapter.iter_all_entries()) def test_iter_all_entries(self): """Test iter all entries.""" index, adapter = self.make_index( nodes=[ ((b"notprefix", b"key1"), b"data", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key1"), b"data1", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key2"), b"data2", (((b"prefix", b"key1"),),)), ] ) self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"key1",), b"data1", ((),)), (index, (b"key2",), b"data2", (((b"key1",),),)), }, set(adapter.iter_all_entries()), ) def test_iter_entries(self): """Test iter entries.""" index, adapter = self.make_index( nodes=[ ((b"notprefix", b"key1"), b"data", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key1"), b"data1", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key2"), b"data2", (((b"prefix", b"key1"),),)), ] ) # ask for many - get all self.assertEqual( { (index, (b"key1",), b"data1", ((),)), (index, (b"key2",), b"data2", (((b"key1",),),)), }, set(adapter.iter_entries([(b"key1",), (b"key2",)])), ) # ask for one, get one self.assertEqual( {(index, (b"key1",), b"data1", ((),))}, set(adapter.iter_entries([(b"key1",)])), ) # ask for missing, get none self.assertEqual(set(), set(adapter.iter_entries([(b"key3",)]))) def test_iter_entries_prefix(self): """Test iter entries prefix.""" index, adapter = self.make_index( key_elements=3, nodes=[ ((b"notprefix", b"foo", b"key1"), b"data", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"prefix2", b"key1"), b"data1", ((),)), ( (b"prefix", b"prefix2", b"key2"), b"data2", (((b"prefix", b"prefix2", b"key1"),),), ), ], ) # ask for a prefix, get the results for just that prefix, adjusted. self.assertEqual( { ( index, ( b"prefix2", b"key1", ), b"data1", ((),), ), ( index, ( b"prefix2", b"key2", ), b"data2", ( ( ( b"prefix2", b"key1", ), ), ), ), }, set(adapter.iter_entries_prefix([(b"prefix2", None)])), ) def test_key_count_no_matching_keys(self): """Test key count no matching keys.""" _index, adapter = self.make_index( nodes=[((b"notprefix", b"key1"), b"data", ((),))] ) self.assertEqual(0, adapter.key_count()) def test_key_count_some_keys(self): """Test key count some keys.""" _index, adapter = self.make_index( nodes=[ ((b"notprefix", b"key1"), b"data", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key1"), b"data1", ((),)), ((b"prefix", b"key2"), b"data2", (((b"prefix", b"key1"),),)), ] ) self.assertEqual(2, adapter.key_count()) def test_validate(self): """Test validate.""" index, adapter = self.make_index() calls = [] def validate(): calls.append("called") index.validate = validate adapter.validate() self.assertEqual(["called"], calls) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_inv.py0000644000000000000000000013166715167557716017461 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA from bzrformats import chk_map, groupcompress, inventory, osutils from bzrformats import errors as bzrformats_errors from bzrformats.inventory import ( ROOT_ID, CHKInventory, DuplicateFileId, InvalidEntryName, Inventory, InventoryDirectory, InventoryEntry, InventoryFile, NoSuchId, TreeReference, _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry, _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes, chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key, ) from ..inventory_delta import InventoryDelta from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class TestInventoryUpdates(TestCase): def test_creation_from_root_id(self): # iff a root id is passed to the constructor, a root directory is made inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=b"tree-root") self.assertNotEqual(None, inv.root) self.assertEqual(b"tree-root", inv.root.file_id) def test_add_path_of_root(self): # if no root id is given at creation time, there is no root directory inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None) self.assertIs(None, inv.root) # add a root entry by adding its path ie = inv.add_path("", "directory", b"my-root", revision=b"test-rev") self.assertEqual(b"my-root", ie.file_id) self.assertEqual(ie, inv.root) def test_add_path(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=b"tree_root") ie = inv.add_path("hello", "file", b"hello-id") self.assertEqual(b"hello-id", ie.file_id) self.assertEqual("file", ie.kind) def test_copy(self): """Make sure copy() works and creates a deep copy.""" inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=b"some-tree-root") inv.add_path("hello", "file", b"hello-id") inv2 = inv.copy() inv.rename_id(b"some-tree-root", b"some-new-root") self.assertEqual(b"some-tree-root", inv2.root.file_id) self.assertEqual("hello", inv2.get_entry(b"hello-id").name) def test_copy_empty(self): """Make sure an empty inventory can be copied.""" inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None) inv2 = inv.copy() self.assertIs(None, inv2.root) def test_copy_copies_root_revision(self): """Make sure the revision of the root gets copied.""" inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=b"someroot", root_revision=b"therev") inv2 = inv.copy() self.assertEqual(b"someroot", inv2.root.file_id) self.assertEqual(b"therev", inv2.root.revision) def test_create_tree_reference(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(b"tree-root-123") inv.add( TreeReference( b"nested-id", "nested", parent_id=b"tree-root-123", revision=b"rev", reference_revision=b"rev2", ) ) def test_error_encoding(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(b"tree-root") inv.add(InventoryFile(b"a-id", "\u1234", b"tree-root")) from bzrformats.errors import AlreadyVersionedError e = self.assertRaises( AlreadyVersionedError, inv.add, InventoryFile(b"b-id", "\u1234", b"tree-root"), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(e), "\\u1234") def test_add_recursive(self): parent = InventoryDirectory(b"src-id", "src", b"tree-root") child = InventoryFile(b"hello-id", "hello.c", b"src-id") inv = inventory.Inventory(b"tree-root") inv.add(parent) inv.add(child) self.assertEqual("src/hello.c", inv.id2path(b"hello-id")) def test_invalid_file_id_raises_value_error(self): # file_ids containing whitespace or that are empty must be rejected # at the pyo3 boundary with a ValueError rather than panicking. inv = inventory.Inventory(b"tree-root") for bad_id in (b"", b"with space", b"tab\there", b"line\nbreak", b"cr\rlf"): self.assertRaises(ValueError, inv.is_root, bad_id) class TestInventoryEntry(TestCase): def test_file_invalid_entry_name(self): self.assertRaises( InvalidEntryName, inventory.InventoryFile, b"123", "a/hello.c", ROOT_ID ) def test_file_backslash(self): file = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "h\\ello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual(file.name, "h\\ello.c") def test_file_kind_character(self): file = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual(file.kind_character(), "") def test_dir_kind_character(self): dir = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual(dir.kind_character(), "/") def test_link_kind_character(self): dir = inventory.InventoryLink(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual(dir.kind_character(), "@") def test_tree_ref_kind_character(self): dir = TreeReference(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual(dir.kind_character(), "+") def test_dir_detect_changes(self): left = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) right = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual((False, False), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((False, False), right.detect_changes(left)) def test_file_detect_changes(self): left = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"123") right = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"123") self.assertEqual((False, False), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((False, False), right.detect_changes(left)) left = inventory.InventoryFile( b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"123", executable=True ) self.assertEqual((False, True), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((False, True), right.detect_changes(left)) right = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"321") self.assertEqual((True, True), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((True, True), right.detect_changes(left)) def test_symlink_detect_changes(self): left = inventory.InventoryLink(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, symlink_target="foo") right = inventory.InventoryLink( b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, symlink_target="foo" ) self.assertEqual((False, False), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((False, False), right.detect_changes(left)) left = inventory.InventoryLink( b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID, symlink_target="different" ) self.assertEqual((True, False), left.detect_changes(right)) self.assertEqual((True, False), right.detect_changes(left)) def test_file_has_text(self): file = inventory.InventoryFile(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertTrue(file.has_text()) def test_directory_has_text(self): dir = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertFalse(dir.has_text()) def test_link_has_text(self): link = inventory.InventoryLink(b"123", "hello.c", ROOT_ID) self.assertFalse(link.has_text()) def test_make_entry(self): self.assertIsInstance( inventory.make_entry("file", "name", ROOT_ID), inventory.InventoryFile ) self.assertIsInstance( inventory.make_entry("symlink", "name", ROOT_ID), inventory.InventoryLink ) self.assertIsInstance( inventory.make_entry("directory", "name", ROOT_ID), inventory.InventoryDirectory, ) def test_make_entry_non_normalized(self): if osutils.normalizes_filenames(): entry = inventory.make_entry("file", "a\u030a", ROOT_ID) self.assertEqual("\xe5", entry.name) self.assertIsInstance(entry, inventory.InventoryFile) else: self.assertRaises( bzrformats_errors.InvalidNormalization, inventory.make_entry, "file", "a\u030a", ROOT_ID, ) class TestDescribeChanges(TestCase): def test_describe_change(self): # we need to test the following change combinations: # rename # reparent # modify # gone # added # renamed/reparented and modified # change kind (perhaps can't be done yet?) # also, merged in combination with all of these? old_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", "a_file", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"123132", text_size=0 ) new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", "a_file", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"123132", text_size=0 ) self.assertChangeDescription("unchanged", old_a, new_a) new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", "a_file", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"abcabc", text_size=10 ) self.assertChangeDescription("modified", old_a, new_a) self.assertChangeDescription("added", None, new_a) self.assertChangeDescription("removed", old_a, None) # perhaps a bit questionable but seems like the most reasonable thing... self.assertChangeDescription("unchanged", None, None) # in this case it's both renamed and modified; show a rename and # modification: new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", "newfilename", ROOT_ID, text_sha1=b"abcabc", text_size=10 ) self.assertChangeDescription("modified and renamed", old_a, new_a) # reparenting is 'renaming' new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", old_a.name, b"somedir-id", text_sha1=b"abcabc", text_size=10 ) self.assertChangeDescription("modified and renamed", old_a, new_a) # reset the content values so its not modified new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", "newfilename", b"somedir-id", text_size=old_a.text_size, text_sha1=old_a.text_sha1, ) self.assertChangeDescription("renamed", old_a, new_a) # reparenting is 'renaming' new_a = InventoryFile( b"a-id", old_a.name, b"somedir-id", text_size=old_a.text_size, text_sha1=old_a.text_sha1, ) self.assertChangeDescription("renamed", old_a, new_a) def assertChangeDescription(self, expected_change, old_ie, new_ie): change = InventoryEntry.describe_change(old_ie, new_ie) self.assertEqual(expected_change, change) class TestCHKInventory(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def get_chk_bytes(self): factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1) trans = self.get_transport("") return factory(trans) def read_bytes(self, chk_bytes, key): stream = chk_bytes.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True) return next(stream).get_bytes_as("fulltext") def test_deserialise_gives_CHKInventory(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) self.assertEqual(b"revid", new_inv.revision_id) self.assertEqual("directory", new_inv.root.kind) self.assertEqual(inv.root.file_id, new_inv.root.file_id) self.assertEqual(inv.root.parent_id, new_inv.root.parent_id) self.assertEqual(inv.root.name, new_inv.root.name) self.assertEqual(b"rootrev", new_inv.root.revision) self.assertEqual(b"plain", new_inv._search_key_name) def test_deserialise_wrong_revid(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() self.assertRaises( ValueError, CHKInventory.deserialise, chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid2",) ) def test_captures_rev_root_byid(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"foo", root_revision=b"bar") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() self.assertEqual( [ b"chkinventory:\n", b"revision_id: foo\n", b"root_id: TREE_ROOT\n", b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: sha1:eb23f0ad4b07f48e88c76d4c94292be57fb2785f\n", b"id_to_entry: sha1:debfe920f1f10e7929260f0534ac9a24d7aabbb4\n", ], lines, ) chk_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"foo",)) self.assertEqual(b"plain", chk_inv._search_key_name) def test_captures_parent_id_basename_index(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"foo", root_revision=b"bar") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() self.assertEqual( [ b"chkinventory:\n", b"revision_id: foo\n", b"root_id: TREE_ROOT\n", b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: sha1:eb23f0ad4b07f48e88c76d4c94292be57fb2785f\n", b"id_to_entry: sha1:debfe920f1f10e7929260f0534ac9a24d7aabbb4\n", ], lines, ) chk_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"foo",)) self.assertEqual(b"plain", chk_inv._search_key_name) def test_captures_search_key_name(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"foo", root_revision=b"bar") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory( chk_bytes, inv, search_key_name=b"hash-16-way" ) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() self.assertEqual( [ b"chkinventory:\n", b"search_key_name: hash-16-way\n", b"root_id: TREE_ROOT\n", b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: sha1:eb23f0ad4b07f48e88c76d4c94292be57fb2785f\n", b"revision_id: foo\n", b"id_to_entry: sha1:debfe920f1f10e7929260f0534ac9a24d7aabbb4\n", ], lines, ) chk_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"foo",)) self.assertEqual(b"hash-16-way", chk_inv._search_key_name) def test_directory_children_on_demand(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) root_entry = new_inv.get_entry(inv.root.file_id) self.assertEqual({"file"}, set(inv.get_children(root_entry.file_id))) file_direct = new_inv.get_entry(b"fileid") file_found = inv.get_children(root_entry.file_id)["file"] self.assertEqual(file_direct.kind, file_found.kind) self.assertEqual(file_direct.file_id, file_found.file_id) self.assertEqual(file_direct.parent_id, file_found.parent_id) self.assertEqual(file_direct.name, file_found.name) self.assertEqual(file_direct.revision, file_found.revision) self.assertEqual(file_direct.text_sha1, file_found.text_sha1) self.assertEqual(file_direct.text_size, file_found.text_size) self.assertEqual(file_direct.executable, file_found.executable) def test_from_inventory_maximum_size(self): # from_inventory supports the maximum_size parameter. inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv, 120) chk_inv.id_to_entry._ensure_root() self.assertEqual(120, chk_inv.id_to_entry._root_node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(1, chk_inv.id_to_entry._root_node._key_width) p_id_basename = chk_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id p_id_basename._ensure_root() self.assertEqual(120, p_id_basename._root_node.maximum_size) self.assertEqual(2, p_id_basename._root_node._key_width) def test_iter_all_ids(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) fileids = sorted(new_inv.iter_all_ids()) self.assertEqual([inv.root.file_id, b"fileid"], fileids) def test__len__(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) self.assertEqual(2, len(chk_inv)) def test_get_entry(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) root_entry = new_inv.get_entry(inv.root.file_id) file_entry = new_inv.get_entry(b"fileid") self.assertEqual("directory", root_entry.kind) self.assertEqual(inv.root.file_id, root_entry.file_id) self.assertEqual(inv.root.parent_id, root_entry.parent_id) self.assertEqual(inv.root.name, root_entry.name) self.assertEqual(b"rootrev", root_entry.revision) self.assertEqual("file", file_entry.kind) self.assertEqual(b"fileid", file_entry.file_id) self.assertEqual(inv.root.file_id, file_entry.parent_id) self.assertEqual("file", file_entry.name) self.assertEqual(b"filerev", file_entry.revision) self.assertEqual(b"ffff", file_entry.text_sha1) self.assertEqual(1, file_entry.text_size) self.assertEqual(True, file_entry.executable) self.assertRaises(NoSuchId, new_inv.get_entry, "missing") def test_has_id_true(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) self.assertTrue(chk_inv.has_id(b"fileid")) self.assertTrue(chk_inv.has_id(inv.root.file_id)) def test_has_id_not(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) self.assertFalse(chk_inv.has_id(b"fileid")) def test_id2path(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") direntry = InventoryDirectory( b"dirid", "dir", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev" ) fileentry = InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", b"dirid", revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) inv.add(direntry) inv.add(fileentry) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) self.assertEqual("", new_inv.id2path(inv.root.file_id)) self.assertEqual("dir", new_inv.id2path(b"dirid")) self.assertEqual("dir/file", new_inv.id2path(b"fileid")) def test_path2id(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") direntry = InventoryDirectory( b"dirid", "dir", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev" ) fileentry = InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", b"dirid", revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) inv.add(direntry) inv.add(fileentry) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) self.assertEqual(inv.root.file_id, new_inv.path2id("")) self.assertEqual(b"dirid", new_inv.path2id("dir")) self.assertEqual(b"fileid", new_inv.path2id("dir/file")) def test_create_by_apply_delta_sets_root(self): inv = Inventory(root_revision=b"myrootrev", revision_id=b"revid") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() base_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) inv.revision_id = b"expectedid" inv.add_path("", "directory", b"myrootid", revision=b"myrootrev") reference_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) delta = InventoryDelta( [("", None, base_inv.root.file_id, None), (None, "", b"myrootid", inv.root)] ) new_inv = base_inv.create_by_apply_delta(delta, b"expectedid") self.assertEqual(reference_inv.root, new_inv.root) def test_create_by_apply_delta_empty_add_child(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() base_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) a_entry = InventoryFile( b"A-id", "A", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) inv.add(a_entry) inv.revision_id = b"expectedid" reference_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) delta = InventoryDelta([(None, "A", b"A-id", a_entry)]) new_inv = base_inv.create_by_apply_delta(delta, b"expectedid") # new_inv should be the same as reference_inv. self.assertEqual(reference_inv.revision_id, new_inv.revision_id) self.assertEqual(reference_inv.root_id, new_inv.root_id) reference_inv.id_to_entry._ensure_root() new_inv.id_to_entry._ensure_root() self.assertEqual( reference_inv.id_to_entry._root_node._key, new_inv.id_to_entry._root_node._key, ) def test_create_by_apply_delta_empty_add_child_updates_parent_id(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() base_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) a_entry = InventoryFile( b"A-id", "A", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) inv.add(a_entry) inv.revision_id = b"expectedid" reference_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) delta = InventoryDelta([(None, "A", b"A-id", a_entry)]) new_inv = base_inv.create_by_apply_delta(delta, b"expectedid") reference_inv.id_to_entry._ensure_root() reference_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id._ensure_root() new_inv.id_to_entry._ensure_root() new_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id._ensure_root() # new_inv should be the same as reference_inv. self.assertEqual(reference_inv.revision_id, new_inv.revision_id) self.assertEqual(reference_inv.root_id, new_inv.root_id) self.assertEqual( reference_inv.id_to_entry._root_node._key, new_inv.id_to_entry._root_node._key, ) self.assertEqual( reference_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id._root_node._key, new_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id._root_node._key, ) def test_iter_changes(self): # Low level bootstrapping smoke test; comprehensive generic tests via # InterTree are coming. inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) inv2 = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid2", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv2.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev2", executable=False, text_sha1=b"bbbb", text_size=2, ) ) # get fresh objects. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() inv_1 = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) chk_inv2 = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv2) lines = chk_inv2.to_lines() inv_2 = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid2",)) self.assertEqual( [ ( b"fileid", ("file", "file"), True, (True, True), (b"TREE_ROOT", b"TREE_ROOT"), ("file", "file"), ("file", "file"), (False, True), ) ], list(inv_1.iter_changes(inv_2)), ) def test_parent_id_basename_to_file_id_index_enabled(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", inv.root.file_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) # get fresh objects. chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() tmp_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = tmp_inv.to_lines() chk_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) self.assertIsInstance(chk_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id, chk_map.CHKMap) self.assertEqual( {(b"", b""): b"TREE_ROOT", (b"TREE_ROOT", b"file"): b"fileid"}, dict(chk_inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.iteritems()), ) def test_file_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.InventoryFile( b"file-id", "filename", b"parent-id", executable=True, revision=b"file-rev-id", text_sha1=b"abcdefgh", text_size=100, ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual( b"file: file-id\nparent-id\nfilename\nfile-rev-id\nabcdefgh\n100\nY", bytes, ) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertEqual( (b"filename", b"file-id", b"file-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_file2_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) # \u30a9 == 'omega' ie = inventory.InventoryFile( b"file-id", "\u03a9name", b"parent-id", executable=False, revision=b"file-rev-id", text_sha1=b"123456", text_size=25, ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual( b"file: file-id\nparent-id\n\xce\xa9name\nfile-rev-id\n123456\n25\nN", bytes, ) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertEqual( (b"\xce\xa9name", b"file-id", b"file-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_dir_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.InventoryDirectory( b"dir-id", "dirname", b"parent-id", revision=b"dir-rev-id" ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual(b"dir: dir-id\nparent-id\ndirname\ndir-rev-id", bytes) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertEqual( (b"dirname", b"dir-id", b"dir-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_dir2_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.InventoryDirectory( b"dir-id", "dir\u03a9name", b"pid", revision=b"dir-rev-id" ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual(b"dir: dir-id\npid\ndir\xce\xa9name\ndir-rev-id", bytes) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertEqual(b"pid", ie2.parent_id) self.assertEqual( (b"dir\xce\xa9name", b"dir-id", b"dir-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_symlink_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.InventoryLink( b"link-id", "linkname", b"parent-id", revision=b"link-rev-id", symlink_target="target/path", ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual( b"symlink: link-id\nparent-id\nlinkname\nlink-rev-id\ntarget/path", bytes, ) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.symlink_target, str) self.assertEqual( (b"linkname", b"link-id", b"link-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_symlink2_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.InventoryLink( b"link-id", "link\u03a9name", b"parent-id", revision=b"link-rev-id", symlink_target="target/\u03a9path", ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual( b"symlink: link-id\nparent-id\nlink\xce\xa9name\n" b"link-rev-id\ntarget/\xce\xa9path", bytes, ) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.symlink_target, str) self.assertEqual( (b"link\xce\xa9name", b"link-id", b"link-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def test_tree_reference_entry_to_bytes(self): CHKInventory(None) ie = inventory.TreeReference( b"tree-root-id", "tree\u03a9name", b"parent-id", revision=b"tree-rev-id", reference_revision=b"ref-rev-id", ) bytes = _chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(ie) self.assertEqual( b"tree: tree-root-id\nparent-id\ntree\xce\xa9name\ntree-rev-id\nref-rev-id", bytes, ) ie2 = _chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(bytes) self.assertEqual(ie, ie2) self.assertIsInstance(ie2.name, str) self.assertEqual( (b"tree\xce\xa9name", b"tree-root-id", b"tree-rev-id"), chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key(bytes), ) def make_basic_utf8_inventory(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") root_id = inv.root.file_id inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "f\xefle", root_id, revision=b"filerev", text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=0, ) ) inv.add( InventoryDirectory( b"dirid", "dir-\N{EURO SIGN}", root_id, revision=b"dirrev" ) ) inv.add( InventoryFile( b"childid", "ch\xefld", b"dirid", revision=b"filerev", text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=0, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() return CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) def test__preload_handles_utf8(self): new_inv = self.make_basic_utf8_inventory() self.assertEqual({}, new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) self.assertFalse(new_inv._fully_cached) new_inv._preload_cache() self.assertEqual( sorted([new_inv.root_id, b"fileid", b"dirid", b"childid"]), sorted(new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache.keys()), ) ie_root = new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache[new_inv.root_id] self.assertEqual( ["dir-\N{EURO SIGN}", "f\xefle"], [ie.name for ie in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie_root.file_id)], ) ie_dir = new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache[b"dirid"] self.assertEqual( ["ch\xefld"], [ie.name for ie in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie_dir.file_id)], ) def test__preload_populates_cache(self): inv = Inventory(revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") root_id = inv.root.file_id inv.add( InventoryFile( b"fileid", "file", root_id, revision=b"filerev", executable=True, text_sha1=b"ffff", text_size=1, ) ) inv.add(InventoryDirectory(b"dirid", "dir", root_id, revision=b"dirrev")) inv.add( InventoryFile( b"childid", "child", b"dirid", revision=b"filerev", executable=False, text_sha1=b"dddd", text_size=1, ) ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() new_inv = CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) self.assertEqual({}, new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) self.assertFalse(new_inv._fully_cached) new_inv._preload_cache() self.assertEqual( sorted([root_id, b"fileid", b"dirid", b"childid"]), sorted(new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache.keys()), ) self.assertTrue(new_inv._fully_cached) ie_root = new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache[root_id] self.assertEqual( ["dir", "file"], [ie.name for ie in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie_root.file_id)], ) ie_dir = new_inv._fileid_to_entry_cache[b"dirid"] self.assertEqual( ["child"], [ie.name for ie in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie_dir.file_id)] ) def test__preload_handles_partially_evaluated_inventory(self): new_inv = self.make_basic_utf8_inventory() ie = new_inv.get_entry(new_inv.root_id) self.assertEqual( ["dir-\N{EURO SIGN}", "f\xefle"], [c.name for c in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie.file_id)], ) new_inv._preload_cache() # No change self.assertEqual( ["dir-\N{EURO SIGN}", "f\xefle"], [c.name for c in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(ie.file_id)], ) self.assertEqual( ["ch\xefld"], [c.name for c in new_inv.iter_sorted_children(b"dirid")] ) def test_filter_change_in_renamed_subfolder(self): inv = Inventory(b"tree-root", root_revision=b"rootrev") src_ie = inv.add_path("src", "directory", b"src-id", revision=b"srcrev") inv.add_path("src/sub/", "directory", b"sub-id", revision=b"subrev") a_ie = inv.add_path( "src/sub/a", "file", b"a-id", revision=b"filerev", text_sha1=osutils.sha_string(b"content\n"), text_size=len(b"content\n"), ) chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_bytes, inv) inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta( [ ("src/sub/a", "src/sub/a", b"a-id", a_ie), ("src", "src2", b"src-id", src_ie), ] ), b"new-rev-2", ) new_inv = inv.filter([b"a-id", b"src-id"]) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) class TestCHKInventoryExpand(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def get_chk_bytes(self): factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1) trans = self.get_transport("") return factory(trans) def make_dir(self, inv, name, parent_id, revision): ie = inv.make_entry( "directory", name, parent_id, name.encode("utf-8") + b"-id", revision=revision, ) inv.add(ie) def make_file(self, inv, name, parent_id, revision, content=b"content\n"): ie = inv.make_entry( "file", name, parent_id, name.encode("utf-8") + b"-id", text_sha1=osutils.sha_string(content), text_size=len(content), revision=revision, ) inv.add(ie) def make_simple_inventory(self): inv = Inventory(b"TREE_ROOT", revision_id=b"revid", root_revision=b"rootrev") # / TREE_ROOT # dir1/ dir1-id # sub-file1 sub-file1-id # sub-file2 sub-file2-id # sub-dir1/ sub-dir1-id # subsub-file1 subsub-file1-id # dir2/ dir2-id # sub2-file1 sub2-file1-id # top top-id self.make_dir(inv, "dir1", b"TREE_ROOT", b"dirrev") self.make_dir(inv, "dir2", b"TREE_ROOT", b"dirrev") self.make_dir(inv, "sub-dir1", b"dir1-id", b"dirrev") self.make_file(inv, "top", b"TREE_ROOT", b"filerev") self.make_file(inv, "sub-file1", b"dir1-id", b"filerev") self.make_file(inv, "sub-file2", b"dir1-id", b"filerev") self.make_file(inv, "subsub-file1", b"sub-dir1-id", b"filerev") self.make_file(inv, "sub2-file1", b"dir2-id", b"filerev") chk_bytes = self.get_chk_bytes() # use a small maximum_size to force internal paging structures chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory( chk_bytes, inv, maximum_size=100, search_key_name=b"hash-255-way" ) lines = chk_inv.to_lines() return CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_bytes, lines, (b"revid",)) def assert_Getitems(self, expected_fileids, inv, file_ids): self.assertEqual( sorted(expected_fileids), sorted([ie.file_id for ie in inv._getitems(file_ids)]), ) def assertExpand(self, all_ids, inv, file_ids): (val_all_ids, val_children) = inv._expand_fileids_to_parents_and_children( file_ids ) self.assertEqual(set(all_ids), val_all_ids) entries = inv._getitems(val_all_ids) expected_children = {} for entry in entries: s = expected_children.setdefault(entry.parent_id, []) s.append(entry.file_id) val_children = {k: sorted(v) for k, v in val_children.items()} expected_children = {k: sorted(v) for k, v in expected_children.items()} self.assertEqual(expected_children, val_children) def test_make_simple_inventory(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() layout = [] for path, entry in inv.iter_entries_by_dir(): layout.append((path, entry.file_id)) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"TREE_ROOT"), ("dir1", b"dir1-id"), ("dir2", b"dir2-id"), ("top", b"top-id"), ("dir1/sub-dir1", b"sub-dir1-id"), ("dir1/sub-file1", b"sub-file1-id"), ("dir1/sub-file2", b"sub-file2-id"), ("dir1/sub-dir1/subsub-file1", b"subsub-file1-id"), ("dir2/sub2-file1", b"sub2-file1-id"), ], layout, ) def test__getitems(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() # Reading from disk self.assert_Getitems([b"dir1-id"], inv, [b"dir1-id"]) self.assertIn(b"dir1-id", inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) self.assertNotIn(b"sub-file2-id", inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) # From cache self.assert_Getitems([b"dir1-id"], inv, [b"dir1-id"]) # Mixed self.assert_Getitems( [b"dir1-id", b"sub-file2-id"], inv, [b"dir1-id", b"sub-file2-id"] ) self.assertIn(b"dir1-id", inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) self.assertIn(b"sub-file2-id", inv._fileid_to_entry_cache) def test_single_file(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand([b"TREE_ROOT", b"top-id"], inv, [b"top-id"]) def test_get_all_parents(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand( [ b"TREE_ROOT", b"dir1-id", b"sub-dir1-id", b"subsub-file1-id", ], inv, [b"subsub-file1-id"], ) def test_get_children(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand( [ b"TREE_ROOT", b"dir1-id", b"sub-dir1-id", b"sub-file1-id", b"sub-file2-id", b"subsub-file1-id", ], inv, [b"dir1-id"], ) def test_from_root(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand( [ b"TREE_ROOT", b"dir1-id", b"dir2-id", b"sub-dir1-id", b"sub-file1-id", b"sub-file2-id", b"sub2-file1-id", b"subsub-file1-id", b"top-id", ], inv, [b"TREE_ROOT"], ) def test_top_level_file(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand([b"TREE_ROOT", b"top-id"], inv, [b"top-id"]) def test_subsub_file(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand( [b"TREE_ROOT", b"dir1-id", b"sub-dir1-id", b"subsub-file1-id"], inv, [b"subsub-file1-id"], ) def test_sub_and_root(self): inv = self.make_simple_inventory() self.assertExpand( [b"TREE_ROOT", b"dir1-id", b"sub-dir1-id", b"top-id", b"subsub-file1-id"], inv, [b"top-id", b"subsub-file1-id"], ) class ErrorTests(TestCase): def test_duplicate_file_id(self): error = DuplicateFileId("a_file_id", "foo") self.assertEqualDiff( "File id {a_file_id} already exists in inventory as foo", str(error) ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_inventory_delta.py0000644000000000000000000007226115162115107022040 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bzrformats.inventory_delta. See doc/developer/inventory.txt for more information. """ from io import BytesIO from bzrformats import inventory, inventory_delta from bzrformats.inventory import Inventory, _make_delta from bzrformats.inventory_delta import InventoryDelta, InventoryDeltaError from .. import osutils from ..revision import NULL_REVISION from . import TestCase ### DO NOT REFLOW THESE TEXTS. NEW LINES ARE SIGNIFICANT. ### empty_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: null: versioned_root: true tree_references: true """ root_only_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: entry-version versioned_root: true tree_references: true None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir """ root_change_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: entry-version version: changed-root versioned_root: true tree_references: true /\x00an-id\x00\x00different-version\x00dir """ corrupt_parent_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: entry-version version: changed-root versioned_root: false tree_references: false /\x00an-id\x00\x00different-version\x00dir """ root_only_unversioned = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: entry-version versioned_root: false tree_references: false None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00entry-version\x00dir """ reference_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: entry-version versioned_root: true tree_references: true None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir None\x00/foo\x00id\x00TREE_ROOT\x00changed\x00tree\x00subtree-version """ change_tree_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: entry-version version: change-tree versioned_root: false tree_references: false /foo\x00id\x00TREE_ROOT\x00changed-twice\x00tree\x00subtree-version2 """ class TestDeserialization(TestCase): """Test InventoryDeltaSerializer.parse_text_bytes.""" def test_parse_no_bytes(self): """Test that parsing an empty bytes list raises an error.""" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises(InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, []) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "inventory delta is empty") def test_parse_bad_format(self): """Test that an unknown format string raises an error.""" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, [b"format: foo\n"] ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "unknown format") def test_parse_no_parent(self): """Test that a missing parent marker raises an error.""" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, [b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n"], ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "missing parent: marker") def test_parse_no_version(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, [b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n", b"parent: null:\n"], ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "missing version: marker") def test_parse_duplicate_key_errors(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() double_root_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: null: versioned_root: true tree_references: true None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\x00\x00 None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\x00\x00 """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(double_root_lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "duplicate file id") def test_parse_versioned_root_only(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() parse_result = deserializer.parse_text_bytes( osutils.split_lines(root_only_lines) ) expected_entry = inventory.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"an-id", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) self.assertEqual( ( b"null:", b"entry-version", True, True, InventoryDelta([(None, "", b"an-id", expected_entry)]), ), parse_result, ) def test_parse_special_revid_not_valid_last_mod(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() root_only_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: null: versioned_root: false tree_references: true None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00null:\x00dir\x00\x00 """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(root_only_lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "special revisionid found") def test_parse_versioned_root_versioned_disabled(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() root_only_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: null: versioned_root: false tree_references: true None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\x00\x00 """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(root_only_lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "Versioned root found") def test_parse_unique_root_id_root_versioned_disabled(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() root_only_lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: parent-id version: a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004 versioned_root: false tree_references: true None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00parent-id\x00dir\x00\x00 """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(root_only_lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "Versioned root found") def test_parse_unversioned_root_versioning_enabled(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() parse_result = deserializer.parse_text_bytes( osutils.split_lines(root_only_unversioned) ) expected_entry = inventory.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"entry-version" ) self.assertEqual( ( b"null:", b"entry-version", False, False, InventoryDelta([(None, "", b"TREE_ROOT", expected_entry)]), ), parse_result, ) def test_parse_versioned_root_when_disabled(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer( allow_versioned_root=False ) err = self.assertRaises( inventory_delta.IncompatibleInventoryDelta, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(root_only_lines), ) self.assertEqual("versioned_root not allowed", str(err)) def test_parse_tree_when_disabled(self): deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer( allow_tree_references=False ) err = self.assertRaises( inventory_delta.IncompatibleInventoryDelta, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(reference_lines), ) self.assertEqual("Tree reference not allowed", str(err)) def test_parse_tree_when_header_disallows(self): # A deserializer that allows tree_references to be set or unset. deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() # A serialised inventory delta with a header saying no tree refs, but # that has a tree ref in its content. lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: entry-version versioned_root: false tree_references: false None\x00/foo\x00id\x00TREE_ROOT\x00changed\x00tree\x00subtree-version """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "Tree reference found") def test_parse_versioned_root_when_header_disallows(self): # A deserializer that allows tree_references to be set or unset. deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() # A serialised inventory delta with a header saying no tree refs, but # that has a tree ref in its content. lines = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: entry-version versioned_root: false tree_references: false None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir """ err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "Versioned root found") def test_parse_last_line_not_empty(self): """Newpath must start with / if it is not None.""" # Trim the trailing newline from a valid serialization lines = root_only_lines[:-1] deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "last line not empty") def test_parse_invalid_newpath(self): """Newpath must start with / if it is not None.""" lines = empty_lines lines += b"None\x00bad\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00version\x00dir\n" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "newpath invalid") def test_parse_invalid_oldpath(self): """Oldpath must start with / if it is not None.""" lines = root_only_lines lines += b"bad\x00/new\x00file-id\x00\x00version\x00dir\n" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, deserializer.parse_text_bytes, osutils.split_lines(lines), ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "oldpath invalid") def test_parse_new_file(self): """A new file is parsed correctly.""" lines = root_only_lines fake_sha = b"deadbeef" * 5 lines += ( b"None\x00/new\x00file-id\x00an-id\x00version\x00file\x00123\x00" + b"\x00" + fake_sha + b"\n" ) deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() parse_result = deserializer.parse_text_bytes(osutils.split_lines(lines)) expected_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "new", b"an-id", b"file-id", revision=b"version", text_size=123, text_sha1=fake_sha, ) delta = parse_result[4] self.assertEqual((None, "new", b"file-id", expected_entry), delta[-1]) def test_parse_delete(self): lines = root_only_lines lines += b"/old-file\x00None\x00deleted-id\x00\x00null:\x00deleted\x00\x00\n" deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() parse_result = deserializer.parse_text_bytes(osutils.split_lines(lines)) delta = parse_result[4] self.assertEqual(("old-file", None, b"deleted-id", None), delta[-1]) class TestSerialization(TestCase): """Tests for InventoryDeltaSerializer.delta_to_lines.""" def test_empty_delta_to_lines(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) self.assertEqual( BytesIO(empty_lines).readlines(), serializer.delta_to_lines(NULL_REVISION, NULL_REVISION, delta), ) def test_root_only_to_lines(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"an-id", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) new_inv.add(root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) self.assertEqual( BytesIO(root_only_lines).readlines(), serializer.delta_to_lines(NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta), ) def test_unversioned_root(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) # Implicit roots are considered modified in every revision. root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"entry-version" ) new_inv.add(root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=False, tree_references=False ) serialized_lines = serializer.delta_to_lines( NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta ) self.assertEqual(BytesIO(root_only_unversioned).readlines(), serialized_lines) deserializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer() self.assertEqual( (NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", False, False, delta), deserializer.parse_text_bytes(serialized_lines), ) def test_unversioned_non_root_errors(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) new_inv.add(root) non_root = new_inv.make_entry("directory", "foo", root.file_id, b"id") new_inv.add(non_root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta, ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "^no version for fileid id$") def test_richroot_unversioned_root_errors(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry("directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT") new_inv.add(root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta, ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "no version for fileid TREE_ROOT$") def test_nonrichroot_versioned_root_errors(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) new_inv.add(root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=False, tree_references=True ) err = self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta, ) self.assertContainsRe(str(err), "^Version present for / in TREE_ROOT") def test_tree_reference_disabled(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) new_inv.add(root) non_root = new_inv.make_entry( "tree-reference", "foo", root.file_id, b"id", revision=b"changed", reference_revision=b"subtree-version", ) new_inv.add(non_root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=False ) # we expect keyerror because there is little value wrapping this. # This test aims to prove that it errors more than how it errors. err = self.assertRaises( KeyError, serializer.delta_to_lines, NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta ) self.assertEqual(("tree-reference",), err.args) def test_tree_reference_enabled(self): old_inv = Inventory(None) new_inv = Inventory(None) root = new_inv.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004" ) new_inv.add(root) non_root = new_inv.make_entry( "tree-reference", "foo", root.file_id, b"id", revision=b"changed", reference_revision=b"subtree-version", ) new_inv.add(non_root) delta = _make_delta(new_inv, old_inv) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) self.assertEqual( BytesIO(reference_lines).readlines(), serializer.delta_to_lines(NULL_REVISION, b"entry-version", delta), ) def test_to_inventory_root_id_versioned_not_permitted(self): root_entry = inventory.make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"some-version" ) delta = InventoryDelta([(None, "", b"TREE_ROOT", root_entry)]) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=False, tree_references=True ) self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, b"old-version", b"new-version", delta, ) def test_to_inventory_root_id_not_versioned(self): delta = InventoryDelta( [ ( None, "", b"an-id", inventory.make_entry("directory", "", None, b"an-id"), ) ] ) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, b"old-version", b"new-version", delta, ) def test_to_inventory_has_tree_not_meant_to(self): make_entry = inventory.make_entry tree_ref = make_entry( "tree-reference", "foo", b"changed-in", b"ref-id", reference_revision=b"ref-revision", ) delta = InventoryDelta( [ ( None, "", b"an-id", make_entry("directory", "", b"changed-in", b"an-id"), ), (None, "foo", b"ref-id", tree_ref), # a file that followed the root move ] ) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, serializer.delta_to_lines, b"old-version", b"new-version", delta, ) def test_to_inventory_torture(self): def make_entry(kind, name, parent_id, file_id, **attrs): return inventory.make_entry(kind, name, parent_id, file_id, **attrs) # this delta is crafted to have all the following: # - deletes # - renamed roots # - deep dirs # - files moved after parent dir was renamed # - files with and without exec bit delta = InventoryDelta( [ # new root: ( None, "", b"new-root-id", make_entry( "directory", "", None, b"new-root-id", revision=b"changed-in" ), ), # an old root: ( "", "old-root", b"TREE_ROOT", make_entry( "directory", "subdir-now", b"new-root-id", b"TREE_ROOT", revision=b"moved-root", ), ), # a file that followed the root move ( "under-old-root", "old-root/under-old-root", b"moved-id", make_entry( "file", "under-old-root", b"TREE_ROOT", b"moved-id", revision=b"old-rev", executable=False, text_size=30, text_sha1=b"some-sha", ), ), # a deleted path ("old-file", None, b"deleted-id", None), # a tree reference moved to the new root ( "ref", "ref", b"ref-id", make_entry( "tree-reference", "ref", b"new-root-id", b"ref-id", reference_revision=b"tree-reference-id", revision=b"new-rev", ), ), # a symlink now in a deep dir ( "dir/link", "old-root/dir/link", b"link-id", make_entry( "symlink", "link", b"deep-id", b"link-id", symlink_target="target", revision=b"new-rev", ), ), # a deep dir ( "dir", "old-root/dir", b"deep-id", make_entry( "directory", "dir", b"TREE_ROOT", b"deep-id", revision=b"new-rev", ), ), # a file with an exec bit set ( None, "configure", b"exec-id", make_entry( "file", "configure", b"new-root-id", b"exec-id", executable=True, text_size=30, text_sha1=b"some-sha", revision=b"old-rev", ), ), ] ) serializer = inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer( versioned_root=True, tree_references=True ) lines = serializer.delta_to_lines(NULL_REVISION, b"something", delta) expected = b"""format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14) parent: null: version: something versioned_root: true tree_references: true /\x00/old-root\x00TREE_ROOT\x00new-root-id\x00moved-root\x00dir /dir\x00/old-root/dir\x00deep-id\x00TREE_ROOT\x00new-rev\x00dir /dir/link\x00/old-root/dir/link\x00link-id\x00deep-id\x00new-rev\x00link\x00target /old-file\x00None\x00deleted-id\x00\x00null:\x00deleted\x00\x00 /ref\x00/ref\x00ref-id\x00new-root-id\x00new-rev\x00tree\x00tree-reference-id /under-old-root\x00/old-root/under-old-root\x00moved-id\x00TREE_ROOT\x00old-rev\x00file\x0030\x00\x00some-sha None\x00/\x00new-root-id\x00\x00changed-in\x00dir None\x00/configure\x00exec-id\x00new-root-id\x00old-rev\x00file\x0030\x00Y\x00some-sha """ serialized = b"".join(lines) self.assertIsInstance(serialized, bytes) self.assertEqual(expected, serialized) class TestContent(TestCase): """Test serialization of the content part of a line.""" def test_dir(self): entry = inventory.make_entry("directory", "a dir", b"parent") self.assertEqual(b"dir", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry)) def test_file_0_short_sha(self): file_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "a file", b"parent", b"file-id", text_sha1=b"", text_size=0 ) self.assertEqual( b"file\x000\x00\x00", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(file_entry) ) def test_file_10_foo(self): file_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "a file", b"parent", b"file-id", text_sha1=b"foo", text_size=10 ) self.assertEqual( b"file\x0010\x00\x00foo", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(file_entry), ) def test_file_executable(self): file_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "a file", b"parent", b"file-id", executable=True, text_sha1=b"foo", text_size=10, ) self.assertEqual( b"file\x0010\x00Y\x00foo", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(file_entry), ) def test_file_without_size(self): file_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "a file", b"parent", b"file-id", text_sha1=b"foo" ) self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry, file_entry ) def test_file_without_sha1(self): file_entry = inventory.make_entry( "file", "a file", b"parent", b"file-id", text_size=10 ) self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry, file_entry ) def test_link_empty_target(self): entry = inventory.make_entry("symlink", "a link", b"parent", symlink_target="") self.assertEqual(b"link\x00", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry)) def test_link_unicode_target(self): entry = inventory.make_entry( "symlink", "a link", b"parent", symlink_target=b" \xc3\xa5".decode("utf8") ) self.assertEqual( b"link\x00 \xc3\xa5", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry) ) def test_link_space_target(self): entry = inventory.make_entry("symlink", "a link", b"parent", symlink_target=" ") self.assertEqual(b"link\x00 ", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry)) def test_link_no_target(self): entry = inventory.make_entry("symlink", "a link", b"parent") self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry, entry ) def test_reference_null(self): entry = inventory.make_entry( "tree-reference", "a tree", b"parent", reference_revision=NULL_REVISION ) self.assertEqual( b"tree\x00null:", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry) ) def test_reference_revision(self): entry = inventory.make_entry( "tree-reference", "a tree", b"parent", reference_revision=b"foo@\xc3\xa5b-lah", ) self.assertEqual( b"tree\x00foo@\xc3\xa5b-lah", inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry(entry), ) def test_reference_no_reference(self): entry = inventory.make_entry("tree-reference", "a tree", b"parent") self.assertRaises( InventoryDeltaError, inventory_delta.serialize_inventory_entry, entry ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_knit.py0000644000000000000000000027033615205410553017603 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for Knit data structure.""" import gzip from io import BytesIO from patiencediff import PatienceSequenceMatcher from bzrformats import osutils from bzrformats.errors import ReadOnlyError from .. import knit, multiparent, pack_repo from ..index import * # noqa: F403 from ..knit import ( AnnotatedKnitContent, KnitContent, KnitCorrupt, KnitDataStreamIncompatible, KnitDataStreamUnknown, KnitHeaderError, KnitIndexUnknownMethod, KnitVersionedFiles, PlainKnitContent, _KndxIndex, _KnitGraphIndex, _KnitKeyAccess, _VFContentMapGenerator, make_file_factory, ) from ..transport import NoSuchFile as _NoSuchFile from ..versionedfile import ( AbsentContentFactory, ConstantMapper, RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator, network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset, ) from . import ( TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, TestNotApplicable, ) class ErrorTests(TestCase): def test_knit_data_stream_incompatible(self): error = KnitDataStreamIncompatible("stream format", "target format") self.assertEqual( "Cannot insert knit data stream of format " '"stream format" into knit of format ' '"target format".', str(error), ) def test_knit_data_stream_unknown(self): error = KnitDataStreamUnknown("stream format") self.assertEqual( 'Cannot parse knit data stream of format "stream format".', str(error) ) def test_knit_header_error(self): error = KnitHeaderError("line foo\n", "path/to/file") self.assertEqual( "Knit header error: 'line foo\\n' unexpected for file \"path/to/file\".", str(error), ) def test_knit_index_unknown_method(self): error = KnitIndexUnknownMethod("http://host/foo.kndx", ["bad", "no-eol"]) self.assertEqual( "Knit index http://host/foo.kndx does not have a" " known method in options: ['bad', 'no-eol']", str(error), ) class KnitContentTestsMixin: def test_constructor(self): self._make_content([]) def test_text(self): content = self._make_content([]) self.assertEqual(content.text(), []) content = self._make_content([(b"origin1", b"text1"), (b"origin2", b"text2")]) self.assertEqual(content.text(), [b"text1", b"text2"]) def test_copy(self): content = self._make_content([(b"origin1", b"text1"), (b"origin2", b"text2")]) copy = content.copy() self.assertIsInstance(copy, content.__class__) self.assertEqual(copy.annotate(), content.annotate()) def assertDerivedBlocksEqual(self, source, target, noeol=False): """Assert that the derived matching blocks match real output.""" source_lines = source.splitlines(True) target_lines = target.splitlines(True) def nl(line): if noeol and not line.endswith("\n"): return line + "\n" else: return line source_content = self._make_content( [(b"", nl(l).encode()) for l in source_lines] ) target_content = self._make_content( [(b"", nl(l).encode()) for l in target_lines] ) line_delta = source_content.line_delta(target_content) delta_blocks = list( KnitContent.get_line_delta_blocks(line_delta, source_lines, target_lines) ) matcher = PatienceSequenceMatcher(None, source_lines, target_lines) matcher_blocks = list(matcher.get_matching_blocks()) self.assertEqual(matcher_blocks, delta_blocks) def test_get_line_delta_blocks(self): self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc\n", "q\nc\n") self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1A) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1, TEXT_1B) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1B, TEXT_1A) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1A, TEXT_1B) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual(TEXT_1A, "") self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("", TEXT_1A) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("", "") self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc", "a\nb\nc\nd") def test_get_line_delta_blocks_noeol(self): """Handle historical knit deltas safely. Some existing knit deltas don't consider the last line to differ when the only difference whether it has a final newline. New knit deltas appear to always consider the last line to differ in this case. """ self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc", "a\nb\nc\nd\n", noeol=True) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc\nd\n", "a\nb\nc", noeol=True) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc\n", "a\nb\nc", noeol=True) self.assertDerivedBlocksEqual("a\nb\nc", "a\nb\nc\n", noeol=True) TEXT_1 = """\ Banana cup cakes: - bananas - eggs - broken tea cups """ TEXT_1A = """\ Banana cup cake recipe (serves 6) - bananas - eggs - broken tea cups - self-raising flour """ TEXT_1B = """\ Banana cup cake recipe - bananas (do not use plantains!!!) - broken tea cups - flour """ delta_1_1a = """\ 0,1,2 Banana cup cake recipe (serves 6) 5,5,1 - self-raising flour """ TEXT_2 = """\ Boeuf bourguignon - beef - red wine - small onions - carrot - mushrooms """ class TestPlainKnitContent(TestCase, KnitContentTestsMixin): def _make_content(self, lines): annotated_content = AnnotatedKnitContent(lines) return PlainKnitContent(annotated_content.text(), b"bogus") def test_annotate(self): content = self._make_content([]) self.assertEqual(content.annotate(), []) content = self._make_content([(b"origin1", b"text1"), (b"origin2", b"text2")]) self.assertEqual( content.annotate(), [(b"bogus", b"text1"), (b"bogus", b"text2")] ) def test_line_delta(self): content1 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"b")]) content2 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")]) self.assertEqual(content1.line_delta(content2), [(1, 2, 2, [b"a", b"c"])]) def test_line_delta_iter(self): content1 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"b")]) content2 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")]) it = content1.line_delta_iter(content2) self.assertEqual(next(it), (1, 2, 2, [b"a", b"c"])) self.assertRaises(StopIteration, next, it) class TestAnnotatedKnitContent(TestCase, KnitContentTestsMixin): def _make_content(self, lines): return AnnotatedKnitContent(lines) def test_annotate(self): content = self._make_content([]) self.assertEqual(content.annotate(), []) content = self._make_content([(b"origin1", b"text1"), (b"origin2", b"text2")]) self.assertEqual( content.annotate(), [(b"origin1", b"text1"), (b"origin2", b"text2")] ) def test_line_delta(self): content1 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"b")]) content2 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")]) self.assertEqual( content1.line_delta(content2), [(1, 2, 2, [(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")])] ) def test_line_delta_iter(self): content1 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"b")]) content2 = self._make_content([(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")]) it = content1.line_delta_iter(content2) self.assertEqual(next(it), (1, 2, 2, [(b"", b"a"), (b"", b"c")])) self.assertRaises(StopIteration, next, it) class MockTransport: def __init__(self, file_lines=None): self.file_lines = file_lines self.calls = [] # We have no base directory for the MockTransport self.base = "" def get(self, filename): if self.file_lines is None: raise _NoSuchFile(filename) else: return BytesIO(b"\n".join(self.file_lines)) def get_bytes(self, filename): if self.file_lines is None: raise _NoSuchFile(filename) else: return b"\n".join(self.file_lines) def append_bytes(self, relpath, raw_bytes): self.calls.append(("append_bytes", (relpath, raw_bytes), {})) return 0 def readv(self, relpath, offsets): fp = self.get(relpath) for offset, size in offsets: fp.seek(offset) yield offset, fp.read(size) def __getattr__(self, name): def queue_call(*args, **kwargs): self.calls.append((name, args, kwargs)) return queue_call class MockReadvFailingTransport(MockTransport): """Fail in the middle of a readv() result. This Transport will successfully yield the first two requested hunks, but raise NoSuchFile for the rest. """ def readv(self, relpath, offsets): for count, result in enumerate(MockTransport.readv(self, relpath, offsets), 1): # we use 2 because the first offset is the pack header, the second # is the first actual content requset if count > 2: raise _NoSuchFile(relpath) yield result class KnitRecordAccessTestsMixin: """Tests for getting and putting knit records.""" def test_add_raw_records(self): """add_raw_records adds records retrievable later.""" access = self.get_access() memos = access.add_raw_records([(b"key", 10)], [b"1234567890"]) self.assertEqual([b"1234567890"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos))) def test_add_raw_record(self): """add_raw_record adds records retrievable later.""" access = self.get_access() memos = access.add_raw_record(b"key", 10, [b"1234567890"]) self.assertEqual([b"1234567890"], list(access.get_raw_records([memos]))) def test_add_several_raw_records(self): """add_raw_records with many records and read some back.""" access = self.get_access() memos = access.add_raw_records( [(b"key", 10), (b"key2", 2), (b"key3", 5)], [b"12345678901234567"] ) self.assertEqual( [b"1234567890", b"12", b"34567"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos)) ) self.assertEqual([b"1234567890"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1]))) self.assertEqual([b"12"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos[1:2]))) self.assertEqual([b"34567"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos[2:3]))) self.assertEqual( [b"1234567890", b"34567"], list(access.get_raw_records(memos[0:1] + memos[2:3])), ) class TestKnitKnitAccess(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport, KnitRecordAccessTestsMixin): """Tests for the .kndx implementation.""" def get_access(self): """Get a .knit style access instance.""" mapper = ConstantMapper("foo") access = _KnitKeyAccess(self.get_transport(), mapper) return access class LowLevelKnitDataTests(TestCase): def create_gz_content(self, text): sio = BytesIO() with gzip.GzipFile(mode="wb", fileobj=sio) as gz_file: gz_file.write(text) return sio.getvalue() def make_multiple_records(self): """Create the content for multiple records.""" sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") total_txt = [] gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) record_1 = (0, len(gz_txt), sha1sum) total_txt.append(gz_txt) sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"baz\n") gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-2 1 %s\nbaz\nend rev-id-2\n" % (sha1sum,) ) record_2 = (record_1[1], len(gz_txt), sha1sum) total_txt.append(gz_txt) return total_txt, record_1, record_2 def test_valid_knit_data(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) transport = MockTransport([gz_txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), 0, len(gz_txt)))] contents = list(knit._read_records_iter(records)) self.assertEqual( [ ( (b"rev-id-1",), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"], b"4e48e2c9a3d2ca8a708cb0cc545700544efb5021", ) ], contents, ) raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) self.assertEqual([((b"rev-id-1",), gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents) def test_multiple_records_valid(self): total_txt, record_1, record_2 = self.make_multiple_records() transport = MockTransport([b"".join(total_txt)]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [ ((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), record_1[0], record_1[1])), ((b"rev-id-2",), ((b"rev-id-2",), record_2[0], record_2[1])), ] contents = list(knit._read_records_iter(records)) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"rev-id-1",), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"], record_1[2]), ((b"rev-id-2",), [b"baz\n"], record_2[2]), ], contents, ) raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"rev-id-1",), total_txt[0], record_1[2]), ((b"rev-id-2",), total_txt[1], record_2[2]), ], raw_contents, ) def test_not_enough_lines(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\n") # record says 2 lines data says 1 gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) transport = MockTransport([gz_txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), 0, len(gz_txt)))] self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter(records)) # read_records_iter_raw won't detect that sort of mismatch/corruption raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) self.assertEqual([((b"rev-id-1",), gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents) def test_too_many_lines(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") # record says 1 lines data says 2 gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 1 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) transport = MockTransport([gz_txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), 0, len(gz_txt)))] self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter(records)) # read_records_iter_raw won't detect that sort of mismatch/corruption raw_contents = list(knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) self.assertEqual([((b"rev-id-1",), gz_txt, sha1sum)], raw_contents) def test_mismatched_version_id(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) transport = MockTransport([gz_txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) # We are asking for rev-id-2, but the data is rev-id-1 records = [((b"rev-id-2",), ((b"rev-id-2",), 0, len(gz_txt)))] self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter(records)) # read_records_iter_raw detects mismatches in the header self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) def test_uncompressed_data(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") txt = b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) transport = MockTransport([txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), 0, len(txt)))] # We don't have valid gzip data ==> corrupt self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter(records)) # read_records_iter_raw will notice the bad data self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) def test_corrupted_data(self): sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") gz_txt = self.create_gz_content( b"version rev-id-1 2 %s\nfoo\nbar\nend rev-id-1\n" % (sha1sum,) ) # Change 2 bytes in the middle to \xff gz_txt = gz_txt[:10] + b"\xff\xff" + gz_txt[12:] transport = MockTransport([gz_txt]) access = _KnitKeyAccess(transport, ConstantMapper("filename")) knit = KnitVersionedFiles(None, access) records = [((b"rev-id-1",), ((b"rev-id-1",), 0, len(gz_txt)))] self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter(records)) # read_records_iter_raw will barf on bad gz data self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, list, knit._read_records_iter_raw(records)) class LowLevelKnitIndexTests(TestCase): def get_knit_index(self, transport, name, mode): mapper = ConstantMapper(name) def allow_writes(): return "w" in mode return _KndxIndex(transport, mapper, lambda: None, allow_writes, lambda: True) def test_create_file(self): transport = MockTransport() index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "w") index.keys() call = transport.calls.pop(0) self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER, call[1][1].getvalue()) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) def test_read_utf8_version_id(self): unicode_revision_id = "version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}" utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode("utf-8") transport = MockTransport( [_KndxIndex.HEADER, b"%s option 0 1 :" % (utf8_revision_id,)] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") # _KndxIndex is a private class, and deals in utf8 revision_ids, not # Unicode revision_ids. self.assertEqual({(utf8_revision_id,): ()}, index.get_parent_map(index.keys())) self.assertNotIn((unicode_revision_id,), index.keys()) def test_read_utf8_parents(self): unicode_revision_id = "version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}" utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode("utf-8") transport = MockTransport( [_KndxIndex.HEADER, b"version option 0 1 .%s :" % (utf8_revision_id,)] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual( {(b"version",): ((utf8_revision_id,),)}, index.get_parent_map(index.keys()) ) def test_read_ignore_corrupted_lines(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"corrupted", b"corrupted options 0 1 .b .c ", b"version options 0 1 :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual(1, len(index.keys())) self.assertEqual({(b"version",)}, index.keys()) def test_read_corrupted_header(self): transport = MockTransport([b"not a bzr knit index header\n"]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitHeaderError, index.keys) def test_read_duplicate_entries(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"parent options 0 1 :", b"version options1 0 1 0 :", b"version options2 1 2 .other :", b"version options3 3 4 0 .other :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual(2, len(index.keys())) # check that the index used is the first one written. (Specific # to KnitIndex style indices. self.assertEqual(b"1", index._dictionary_compress([(b"version",)])) self.assertEqual(((b"version",), 3, 4), index.get_position((b"version",))) self.assertEqual([b"options3"], index.get_options((b"version",))) self.assertEqual( {(b"version",): ((b"parent",), (b"other",))}, index.get_parent_map([(b"version",)]), ) def test_read_compressed_parents(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 0 :", b"c option 0 1 1 0 :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual( {(b"b",): ((b"a",),), (b"c",): ((b"b",), (b"a",))}, index.get_parent_map([(b"b",), (b"c",)]), ) def test_write_utf8_version_id(self): unicode_revision_id = "version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}" utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode("utf-8") transport = MockTransport([_KndxIndex.HEADER]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") index.add_records( [((utf8_revision_id,), [b"option"], ((utf8_revision_id,), 0, 1), [])] ) call = transport.calls.pop(0) self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual( _KndxIndex.HEADER + b"\n%s option 0 1 :" % (utf8_revision_id,), call[1][1].getvalue(), ) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) def test_write_utf8_parents(self): unicode_revision_id = "version-\N{CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER A}" utf8_revision_id = unicode_revision_id.encode("utf-8") transport = MockTransport([_KndxIndex.HEADER]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") index.add_records( [((b"version",), [b"option"], ((b"version",), 0, 1), [(utf8_revision_id,)])] ) call = transport.calls.pop(0) self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual( _KndxIndex.HEADER + b"\nversion option 0 1 .%s :" % (utf8_revision_id,), call[1][1].getvalue(), ) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) def test_keys(self): transport = MockTransport([_KndxIndex.HEADER]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual(set(), index.keys()) index.add_records([((b"a",), [b"option"], ((b"a",), 0, 1), [])]) self.assertEqual({(b"a",)}, index.keys()) index.add_records([((b"a",), [b"option"], ((b"a",), 0, 1), [])]) self.assertEqual({(b"a",)}, index.keys()) index.add_records([((b"b",), [b"option"], ((b"b",), 0, 1), [])]) self.assertEqual({(b"a",), (b"b",)}, index.keys()) def add_a_b(self, index, random_id=None): kwargs = {} if random_id is not None: kwargs["random_id"] = random_id index.add_records( [ ((b"a",), [b"option"], ((b"a",), 0, 1), [(b"b",)]), ((b"a",), [b"opt"], ((b"a",), 1, 2), [(b"c",)]), ((b"b",), [b"option"], ((b"b",), 2, 3), [(b"a",)]), ], **kwargs, ) def assertIndexIsAB(self, index): self.assertEqual( { (b"a",): ((b"c",),), (b"b",): ((b"a",),), }, index.get_parent_map(index.keys()), ) self.assertEqual(((b"a",), 1, 2), index.get_position((b"a",))) self.assertEqual(((b"b",), 2, 3), index.get_position((b"b",))) self.assertEqual([b"opt"], index.get_options((b"a",))) def test_add_versions(self): transport = MockTransport([_KndxIndex.HEADER]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.add_a_b(index) call = transport.calls.pop(0) self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual( _KndxIndex.HEADER + b"\na option 0 1 .b :" b"\na opt 1 2 .c :" b"\nb option 2 3 0 :", call[1][1].getvalue(), ) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) self.assertIndexIsAB(index) def test_add_versions_random_id_is_accepted(self): transport = MockTransport([_KndxIndex.HEADER]) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.add_a_b(index, random_id=True) def test_delay_create_and_add_versions(self): transport = MockTransport() index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "w") # dir_mode=0777) self.assertEqual([], transport.calls) self.add_a_b(index) # self.assertEqual( # [ {"dir_mode": 0777, "create_parent_dir": True, "mode": "wb"}, # kwargs) # Two calls: one during which we load the existing index (and when its # missing create it), then a second where we write the contents out. self.assertEqual(2, len(transport.calls)) call = transport.calls.pop(0) self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual(_KndxIndex.HEADER, call[1][1].getvalue()) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) call = transport.calls.pop(0) # call[1][1] is a BytesIO - we can't test it by simple equality. self.assertEqual("put_file_non_atomic", call[0]) self.assertEqual("filename.kndx", call[1][0]) # With no history, _KndxIndex writes a new index: self.assertEqual( _KndxIndex.HEADER + b"\na option 0 1 .b :" b"\na opt 1 2 .c :" b"\nb option 2 3 0 :", call[1][1].getvalue(), ) self.assertEqual({"create_parent_dir": True}, call[2]) def assertTotalBuildSize(self, size, keys, positions): self.assertEqual(size, knit._get_total_build_size(None, keys, positions)) def test__get_total_build_size(self): positions = { (b"a",): (("fulltext", False), ((b"a",), 0, 100), None), (b"b",): (("line-delta", False), ((b"b",), 100, 21), (b"a",)), (b"c",): (("line-delta", False), ((b"c",), 121, 35), (b"b",)), (b"d",): (("line-delta", False), ((b"d",), 156, 12), (b"b",)), } self.assertTotalBuildSize(100, [(b"a",)], positions) self.assertTotalBuildSize(121, [(b"b",)], positions) # c needs both a & b self.assertTotalBuildSize(156, [(b"c",)], positions) # we shouldn't count 'b' twice self.assertTotalBuildSize(156, [(b"b",), (b"c",)], positions) self.assertTotalBuildSize(133, [(b"d",)], positions) self.assertTotalBuildSize(168, [(b"c",), (b"d",)], positions) def test_get_position(self): transport = MockTransport( [_KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 1 2 :"] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual(((b"a",), 0, 1), index.get_position((b"a",))) self.assertEqual(((b"b",), 1, 2), index.get_position((b"b",))) def test_get_method(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a fulltext,unknown 0 1 :", b"b unknown,line-delta 1 2 :", b"c bad 3 4 :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method(b"a")) self.assertEqual("line-delta", index.get_method(b"b")) self.assertRaises(knit.KnitIndexUnknownMethod, index.get_method, b"c") def test_get_options(self): transport = MockTransport( [_KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a opt1 0 1 :", b"b opt2,opt3 1 2 :"] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual([b"opt1"], index.get_options(b"a")) self.assertEqual([b"opt2", b"opt3"], index.get_options(b"b")) def test_get_parent_map(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 1 2 0 .c :", b"c option 1 2 1 0 .e :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual( { (b"a",): (), (b"b",): ((b"a",), (b"c",)), (b"c",): ((b"b",), (b"a",), (b"e",)), }, index.get_parent_map(index.keys()), ) def test_impossible_parent(self): """Test we get KnitCorrupt if the parent couldn't possibly exist.""" transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 4 :", # We don't have a 4th record ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys) def test_corrupted_parent(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 :", b"c option 0 1 1v :", # Can't have a parent of '1v' ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys) def test_corrupted_parent_in_list(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 :", b"c option 0 1 1 v :", # Can't have a parent of 'v' ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys) def test_invalid_position(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 1v 1 :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys) def test_invalid_size(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 1 1v :", ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises(KnitCorrupt, index.keys) def test_scan_unvalidated_index_not_implemented(self): transport = MockTransport() index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertRaises( NotImplementedError, index.scan_unvalidated_index, "dummy graph_index" ) self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError, index.get_missing_compression_parents) def test_short_line(self): transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0", # This line isn't terminated, ignored ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual({(b"a",)}, index.keys()) def test_skip_incomplete_record(self): # A line with bogus data should just be skipped transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0", # This line isn't terminated, ignored b"c option 20 10 0 :", # Properly terminated, and starts with '\n' ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual({(b"a",), (b"c",)}, index.keys()) def test_trailing_characters(self): # A line with bogus data should just be skipped transport = MockTransport( [ _KndxIndex.HEADER, b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0 :a", # This line has extra trailing characters b"c option 20 10 0 :", # Properly terminated, and starts with '\n' ] ) index = self.get_knit_index(transport, "filename", "r") self.assertEqual({(b"a",), (b"c",)}, index.keys()) class Test_KnitAnnotator(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def make_annotator(self): factory = knit.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1) vf = factory(self.get_transport()) return knit._KnitAnnotator(vf) def test_annotate_special_text(self): ann = self.make_annotator() vf = ann._vf rev1_key = (b"rev-1",) rev2_key = (b"rev-2",) rev3_key = (b"rev-3",) spec_key = (b"special:",) vf.add_lines(rev1_key, [], [b"initial content\n"]) vf.add_lines( rev2_key, [rev1_key], [b"initial content\n", b"common content\n", b"content in 2\n"], ) vf.add_lines( rev3_key, [rev1_key], [b"initial content\n", b"common content\n", b"content in 3\n"], ) spec_text = b"initial content\ncommon content\ncontent in 2\ncontent in 3\n" ann.add_special_text(spec_key, [rev2_key, rev3_key], spec_text) anns, lines = ann.annotate(spec_key) self.assertEqual( [ (rev1_key,), (rev2_key, rev3_key), (rev2_key,), (rev3_key,), ], anns, ) self.assertEqualDiff(spec_text, b"".join(lines)) class KnitTests(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Class containing knit test helper routines.""" def make_test_knit(self, annotate=False, name="test"): mapper = ConstantMapper(name) return make_file_factory(annotate, mapper)(self.get_transport()) class TestBadShaError(KnitTests): """Tests for handling of sha errors.""" def test_sha_exception_has_text(self): # having the failed text included in the error allows for recovery. source = self.make_test_knit() target = self.make_test_knit(name="target") if not source._max_delta_chain: raise TestNotApplicable( "cannot get delta-caused sha failures without deltas." ) # create a basis basis = (b"basis",) broken = (b"broken",) source.add_lines(basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) source.add_lines(broken, (basis,), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) # Seed target with a bad basis text target.add_lines(basis, (), [b"gam\n"]) target.insert_record_stream( source.get_record_stream([broken], "unordered", False) ) err = self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, next(target.get_record_stream([broken], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as, "chunked", ) self.assertEqual([b"gam\n", b"bar\n"], err.content) # Test for formatting with live data self.assertStartsWith(str(err), "Knit ") class TestKnitIndex(KnitTests): def test_add_versions_dictionary_compresses(self): """Adding versions to the index should update the lookup dict.""" knit = self.make_test_knit() idx = knit._index idx.add_records([((b"a-1",), [b"fulltext"], ((b"a-1",), 0, 0), [])]) self.check_file_contents( "test.kndx", b"# bzr knit index 8\n\na-1 fulltext 0 0 :" ) idx.add_records( [ ((b"a-2",), [b"fulltext"], ((b"a-2",), 0, 0), [(b"a-1",)]), ((b"a-3",), [b"fulltext"], ((b"a-3",), 0, 0), [(b"a-2",)]), ] ) self.check_file_contents( "test.kndx", b"# bzr knit index 8\n" b"\n" b"a-1 fulltext 0 0 :\n" b"a-2 fulltext 0 0 0 :\n" b"a-3 fulltext 0 0 1 :", ) self.assertEqual({(b"a-3",), (b"a-1",), (b"a-2",)}, idx.keys()) self.assertEqual( { (b"a-1",): (((b"a-1",), 0, 0), None, (), ("fulltext", False)), (b"a-2",): (((b"a-2",), 0, 0), None, ((b"a-1",),), ("fulltext", False)), (b"a-3",): (((b"a-3",), 0, 0), None, ((b"a-2",),), ("fulltext", False)), }, idx.get_build_details(idx.keys()), ) self.assertEqual( { (b"a-1",): (), (b"a-2",): ((b"a-1",),), (b"a-3",): ((b"a-2",),), }, idx.get_parent_map(idx.keys()), ) def test_add_versions_fails_clean(self): """If add_versions fails in the middle, it restores a pristine state. Any modifications that are made to the index are reset if all versions cannot be added. """ # This cheats a little bit by passing in a generator which will # raise an exception before the processing finishes # Other possibilities would be to have an version with the wrong number # of entries, or to make the backing transport unable to write any # files. knit = self.make_test_knit() idx = knit._index idx.add_records([((b"a-1",), [b"fulltext"], ((b"a-1",), 0, 0), [])]) class StopEarly(Exception): pass def generate_failure(): """Add some entries and then raise an exception.""" yield ((b"a-2",), [b"fulltext"], (None, 0, 0), (b"a-1",)) yield ((b"a-3",), [b"fulltext"], (None, 0, 0), (b"a-2",)) raise StopEarly() # Assert the pre-condition def assertA1Only(): self.assertEqual({(b"a-1",)}, set(idx.keys())) self.assertEqual( {(b"a-1",): (((b"a-1",), 0, 0), None, (), ("fulltext", False))}, idx.get_build_details([(b"a-1",)]), ) self.assertEqual({(b"a-1",): ()}, idx.get_parent_map(idx.keys())) assertA1Only() self.assertRaises(StopEarly, idx.add_records, generate_failure()) # And it shouldn't be modified assertA1Only() def test_knit_index_ignores_empty_files(self): # There was a race condition in older bzr, where a ^C at the right time # could leave an empty .kndx file, which bzr would later claim was a # corrupted file since the header was not present. In reality, the file # just wasn't created, so it should be ignored. t = self.get_transport() t.put_bytes("test.kndx", b"") self.make_test_knit() def test_knit_index_checks_header(self): t = self.get_transport() t.put_bytes("test.kndx", b"# not really a knit header\n\n") k = self.make_test_knit() self.assertRaises(KnitHeaderError, k.keys) class TestGraphIndexKnit(KnitTests): """Tests for knits using a GraphIndex rather than a KnitIndex.""" def make_g_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, nodes=None): if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists) for node, references, value in nodes: builder.add_node(node, references, value) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file(name, stream) return GraphIndex(trans, name, size) def two_graph_index(self, deltas=False, catch_adds=False): """Build a two-graph index. :param deltas: If true, use underlying indices with two node-ref lists and 'parent' set to a delta-compressed against tail. """ # build a complex graph across several indices. if deltas: # delta compression inn the index index1 = self.make_g_index( "1", 2, [ ( (b"tip",), b"N0 100", ( [(b"parent",)], [], ), ), ((b"tail",), b"", ([], [])), ], ) index2 = self.make_g_index( "2", 2, [ ( (b"parent",), b" 100 78", ([(b"tail",), (b"ghost",)], [(b"tail",)]), ), ((b"separate",), b"", ([], [])), ], ) else: # just blob location and graph in the index. index1 = self.make_g_index( "1", 1, [((b"tip",), b"N0 100", ([(b"parent",)],)), ((b"tail",), b"", ([],))], ) index2 = self.make_g_index( "2", 1, [ ((b"parent",), b" 100 78", ([(b"tail",), (b"ghost",)],)), ((b"separate",), b"", ([],)), ], ) combined_index = CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2]) if catch_adds: self.combined_index = combined_index self.caught_entries = [] add_callback = self.catch_add else: add_callback = None return _KnitGraphIndex( combined_index, lambda: True, deltas=deltas, add_callback=add_callback ) def test_keys(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( {(b"tail",), (b"tip",), (b"parent",), (b"separate",)}, set(index.keys()) ) def test_get_position(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( (index._graph_index._indices[0], 0, 100), index.get_position((b"tip",)) ) self.assertEqual( (index._graph_index._indices[1], 100, 78), index.get_position((b"parent",)) ) def test_get_method_deltas(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True) self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual("line-delta", index.get_method((b"parent",))) def test_get_method_no_deltas(self): # check that the parent-history lookup is ignored with deltas=False. index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=False) self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method((b"parent",))) def test_get_options_deltas(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True) self.assertEqual([b"fulltext", b"no-eol"], index.get_options((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual([b"line-delta"], index.get_options((b"parent",))) def test_get_options_no_deltas(self): # check that the parent-history lookup is ignored with deltas=False. index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=False) self.assertEqual([b"fulltext", b"no-eol"], index.get_options((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual([b"fulltext"], index.get_options((b"parent",))) def test_get_parent_map(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( {(b"parent",): ((b"tail",), (b"ghost",))}, index.get_parent_map([(b"parent",), (b"ghost",)]), ) def catch_add(self, entries): self.caught_entries.append(entries) def test_add_no_callback_errors(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertRaises( ReadOnlyError, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [b"separate"])], ) def test_add_version_smoke(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records( [((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [(b"separate",)])] ) self.assertEqual( [[((b"new",), b"N50 60", (((b"separate",),),))]], self.caught_entries ) def test_add_version_delta_not_delta_index(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_version_same_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # options can be spelt two different ways index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"no-eol,fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or # delta, and be at a different position. index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 1000), [(b"parent",)])] ) # but neither should have added data: self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries) def test_add_version_different_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True) # change options self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) # parents self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_nodeltas(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records( [ ((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [(b"separate",)]), ((b"new2",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 6), [(b"new",)]), ] ) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"new",), b"N50 60", (((b"separate",),),)), ((b"new2",), b" 0 6", (((b"new",),),)), ], sorted(self.caught_entries[0]), ) self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries)) def test_add_versions_deltas(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True) index.add_records( [ ((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [(b"separate",)]), ((b"new2",), b"line-delta", (None, 0, 6), [(b"new",)]), ] ) self.assertEqual( [ ((b"new",), b"N50 60", (((b"separate",),), ())), ( (b"new2",), b" 0 6", ( ((b"new",),), ((b"new",),), ), ), ], sorted(self.caught_entries[0]), ) self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries)) def test_add_versions_delta_not_delta_index(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_random_id_accepted(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records([], random_id=True) def test_add_versions_same_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # options can be spelt two different ways index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"no-eol,fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or # delta, and be at a different position. index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 100), [(b"parent",)])] ) index.add_records( [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 1000), [(b"parent",)])] ) # but neither should have added data. self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_different_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True, catch_adds=True) # change options self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) # parents self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) # change options in the second record self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [ ((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)]), ((b"tip",), b"line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)]), ], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def make_g_index_missing_compression_parent(self): graph_index = self.make_g_index( "missing_comp", 2, [ ( (b"tip",), b" 100 78", ([(b"missing-parent",), (b"ghost",)], [(b"missing-parent",)]), ) ], ) return graph_index def make_g_index_missing_parent(self): graph_index = self.make_g_index( "missing_parent", 2, [ ((b"parent",), b" 100 78", ([], [])), ( (b"tip",), b" 100 78", ([(b"parent",), (b"missing-parent",)], [(b"parent",)]), ), ], ) return graph_index def make_g_index_no_external_refs(self): graph_index = self.make_g_index( "no_external_refs", 2, [((b"rev",), b" 100 78", ([(b"parent",), (b"ghost",)], []))], ) return graph_index def test_add_good_unvalidated_index(self): unvalidated = self.make_g_index_no_external_refs() combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated]) index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True) index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_compression_parents()) def test_add_missing_compression_parent_unvalidated_index(self): unvalidated = self.make_g_index_missing_compression_parent() combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated]) index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True) index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) # This also checks that its only the compression parent that is # examined, otherwise 'ghost' would also be reported as a missing # parent. self.assertEqual( frozenset([(b"missing-parent",)]), index.get_missing_compression_parents() ) def test_add_missing_noncompression_parent_unvalidated_index(self): unvalidated = self.make_g_index_missing_parent() combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated]) index = _KnitGraphIndex( combined, lambda: True, deltas=True, track_external_parent_refs=True ) index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) self.assertEqual(frozenset([(b"missing-parent",)]), index.get_missing_parents()) def test_track_external_parent_refs(self): g_index = self.make_g_index("empty", 2, []) combined = CombinedGraphIndex([g_index]) index = _KnitGraphIndex( combined, lambda: True, deltas=True, add_callback=self.catch_add, track_external_parent_refs=True, ) self.caught_entries = [] index.add_records( [ ( (b"new-key",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [(b"parent-1",), (b"parent-2",)], ) ] ) self.assertEqual( frozenset([(b"parent-1",), (b"parent-2",)]), index.get_missing_parents() ) def test_add_unvalidated_index_with_present_external_references(self): index = self.two_graph_index(deltas=True) # Ugly hack to get at one of the underlying GraphIndex objects that # two_graph_index built. unvalidated = index._graph_index._indices[1] # 'parent' is an external ref of _indices[1] (unvalidated), but is # present in _indices[0]. index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_compression_parents()) def make_new_missing_parent_g_index(self, name): missing_parent = name.encode("ascii") + b"-missing-parent" graph_index = self.make_g_index( name, 2, [ ( (name.encode("ascii") + b"tip",), b" 100 78", ([(missing_parent,), (b"ghost",)], [(missing_parent,)]), ) ], ) return graph_index def test_add_mulitiple_unvalidated_indices_with_missing_parents(self): g_index_1 = self.make_new_missing_parent_g_index("one") g_index_2 = self.make_new_missing_parent_g_index("two") combined = CombinedGraphIndex([g_index_1, g_index_2]) index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True) index.scan_unvalidated_index(g_index_1) index.scan_unvalidated_index(g_index_2) self.assertEqual( frozenset([(b"one-missing-parent",), (b"two-missing-parent",)]), index.get_missing_compression_parents(), ) def test_add_mulitiple_unvalidated_indices_with_mutual_dependencies(self): graph_index_a = self.make_g_index( "one", 2, [ ((b"parent-one",), b" 100 78", ([(b"non-compression-parent",)], [])), ( (b"child-of-two",), b" 100 78", ([(b"parent-two",)], [(b"parent-two",)]), ), ], ) graph_index_b = self.make_g_index( "two", 2, [ ((b"parent-two",), b" 100 78", ([(b"non-compression-parent",)], [])), ( (b"child-of-one",), b" 100 78", ([(b"parent-one",)], [(b"parent-one",)]), ), ], ) combined = CombinedGraphIndex([graph_index_a, graph_index_b]) index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, deltas=True) index.scan_unvalidated_index(graph_index_a) index.scan_unvalidated_index(graph_index_b) self.assertEqual(frozenset([]), index.get_missing_compression_parents()) class TestNoParentsGraphIndexKnit(KnitTests): """Tests for knits using _KnitGraphIndex with no parents.""" def make_g_index(self, name, ref_lists=0, nodes=None): if nodes is None: nodes = [] builder = GraphIndexBuilder(ref_lists) for node, references in nodes: builder.add_node(node, references) stream = builder.finish() trans = self.get_transport() size = trans.put_file(name, stream) return GraphIndex(trans, name, size) def test_add_good_unvalidated_index(self): unvalidated = self.make_g_index("unvalidated") combined = CombinedGraphIndex([unvalidated]) index = _KnitGraphIndex(combined, lambda: True, parents=False) index.scan_unvalidated_index(unvalidated) self.assertEqual(frozenset(), index.get_missing_compression_parents()) def test_parents_deltas_incompatible(self): index = CombinedGraphIndex([]) self.assertRaises( knit.KnitError, _KnitGraphIndex, lambda: True, index, deltas=True, parents=False, ) def two_graph_index(self, catch_adds=False): """Build a two-graph index. :param deltas: If true, use underlying indices with two node-ref lists and 'parent' set to a delta-compressed against tail. """ # put several versions in the index. index1 = self.make_g_index("1", 0, [((b"tip",), b"N0 100"), ((b"tail",), b"")]) index2 = self.make_g_index( "2", 0, [((b"parent",), b" 100 78"), ((b"separate",), b"")] ) combined_index = CombinedGraphIndex([index1, index2]) if catch_adds: self.combined_index = combined_index self.caught_entries = [] add_callback = self.catch_add else: add_callback = None return _KnitGraphIndex( combined_index, lambda: True, parents=False, add_callback=add_callback ) def test_keys(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( {(b"tail",), (b"tip",), (b"parent",), (b"separate",)}, set(index.keys()) ) def test_get_position(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( (index._graph_index._indices[0], 0, 100), index.get_position((b"tip",)) ) self.assertEqual( (index._graph_index._indices[1], 100, 78), index.get_position((b"parent",)) ) def test_get_method(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual("fulltext", index.get_method((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual([b"fulltext"], index.get_options((b"parent",))) def test_get_options(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual([b"fulltext", b"no-eol"], index.get_options((b"tip",))) self.assertEqual([b"fulltext"], index.get_options((b"parent",))) def test_get_parent_map(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertEqual( {(b"parent",): None}, index.get_parent_map([(b"parent",), (b"ghost",)]) ) def catch_add(self, entries): self.caught_entries.append(entries) def test_add_no_callback_errors(self): index = self.two_graph_index() self.assertRaises( ReadOnlyError, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [(b"separate",)])], ) def test_add_version_smoke(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records([((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), [])]) self.assertEqual([[((b"new",), b"N50 60")]], self.caught_entries) def test_add_version_delta_not_delta_index(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_version_same_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # options can be spelt two different ways index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])]) index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"no-eol,fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [])]) # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or # delta, and be at a different position. index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 100), [])]) index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 1000), [])]) # but neither should have added data. self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries) def test_add_version_different_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # change options self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"line-delta,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) # parents self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records( [ ((b"new",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 60), []), ((b"new2",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 6), []), ] ) self.assertEqual( [((b"new",), b"N50 60"), ((b"new2",), b" 0 6")], sorted(self.caught_entries[0]), ) self.assertEqual(1, len(self.caught_entries)) def test_add_versions_delta_not_delta_index(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_parents_not_parents_index(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"new",), b"no-eol,fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_random_id_accepted(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) index.add_records([], random_id=True) def test_add_versions_same_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # options can be spelt two different ways index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])]) index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"no-eol,fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [])]) # position/length are ignored (because each pack could have fulltext or # delta, and be at a different position. index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 50, 100), [])]) index.add_records([((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 1000), [])]) # but neither should have added data. self.assertEqual([[], [], [], []], self.caught_entries) def test_add_versions_different_dup(self): index = self.two_graph_index(catch_adds=True) # change options self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"line-delta,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext", (None, 0, 100), [])], ) # parents self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), [(b"parent",)])], ) # change options in the second record self.assertRaises( KnitCorrupt, index.add_records, [ ((b"tip",), b"fulltext,no-eol", (None, 0, 100), []), ((b"tip",), b"no-eol,line-delta", (None, 0, 100), []), ], ) self.assertEqual([], self.caught_entries) class TestKnitVersionedFiles(KnitTests): def assertGroupKeysForIo( self, exp_groups, keys, non_local_keys, positions, _min_buffer_size=None ): kvf = self.make_test_knit() if _min_buffer_size is None: _min_buffer_size = knit._STREAM_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE self.assertEqual( exp_groups, kvf._group_keys_for_io( keys, non_local_keys, positions, _min_buffer_size=_min_buffer_size ), ) def assertSplitByPrefix(self, expected_map, expected_prefix_order, keys): split, prefix_order = KnitVersionedFiles._split_by_prefix(keys) self.assertEqual(expected_map, split) self.assertEqual(expected_prefix_order, prefix_order) def test__group_keys_for_io(self): ft_detail = ("fulltext", False) ld_detail = ("line-delta", False) f_a = (b"f", b"a") f_b = (b"f", b"b") f_c = (b"f", b"c") g_a = (b"g", b"a") g_b = (b"g", b"b") g_c = (b"g", b"c") positions = { f_a: (ft_detail, (f_a, 0, 100), None), f_b: (ld_detail, (f_b, 100, 21), f_a), f_c: (ld_detail, (f_c, 180, 15), f_b), g_a: (ft_detail, (g_a, 121, 35), None), g_b: (ld_detail, (g_b, 156, 12), g_a), g_c: (ld_detail, (g_c, 195, 13), g_a), } self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a], set())], [f_a], [], positions) self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a], {f_a})], [f_a], [f_a], positions) self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b], set())], [f_a, f_b], [], positions) self.assertGroupKeysForIo([([f_a, f_b], {f_b})], [f_a, f_b], [f_b], positions) self.assertGroupKeysForIo( [([f_a, f_b, g_a, g_b], set())], [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions ) self.assertGroupKeysForIo( [([f_a, f_b, g_a, g_b], set())], [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions, _min_buffer_size=150, ) self.assertGroupKeysForIo( [([f_a, f_b], set()), ([g_a, g_b], set())], [f_a, g_a, f_b, g_b], [], positions, _min_buffer_size=100, ) self.assertGroupKeysForIo( [([f_c], set()), ([g_b], set())], [f_c, g_b], [], positions, _min_buffer_size=125, ) self.assertGroupKeysForIo( [([g_b, f_c], set())], [g_b, f_c], [], positions, _min_buffer_size=125 ) def test__split_by_prefix(self): self.assertSplitByPrefix( { b"f": [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], b"g": [(b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], }, [b"f", b"g"], [(b"f", b"a"), (b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], ) self.assertSplitByPrefix( { b"f": [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], b"g": [(b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], }, [b"f", b"g"], [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b"), (b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], ) self.assertSplitByPrefix( { b"f": [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], b"g": [(b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], }, [b"f", b"g"], [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b"), (b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], ) self.assertSplitByPrefix( { b"f": [(b"f", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], b"g": [(b"g", b"b"), (b"g", b"a")], b"": [(b"a",), (b"b",)], }, [b"f", b"g", b""], [(b"f", b"a"), (b"g", b"b"), (b"a",), (b"b",), (b"g", b"a"), (b"f", b"b")], ) def test_get_text_via_traits_rs_fulltext(self): # The pyo3 PyKnitIndex / PyKnitAccess adapters wrap the Python # _index / _access pair of a real KnitVersionedFiles and feed # them to the pure-Rust get_text pipeline. Verify the output # for a fresh fulltext record matches what get_text returns. from bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit import get_text_via_traits_rs knit = self.make_test_knit(annotate=True) key = (b"v1",) knit.add_lines(key, (), [b"alpha\n", b"beta\n"]) text = get_text_via_traits_rs( knit._index, knit._access, key, knit._factory.annotated ) self.assertEqual(b"alpha\nbeta\n", text) def test_get_text_via_traits_rs_delta_chain(self): # Same as above but for a record that's stored as a delta # against a parent — exercises the chain-walking branch of the # pure-Rust get_text. from bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit import get_text_via_traits_rs knit = self.make_test_knit(annotate=True) parent = (b"v1",) child = (b"v2",) knit.add_lines(parent, (), [b"a\n", b"b\n"]) knit.add_lines(child, (parent,), [b"a\n", b"B\n"]) text = get_text_via_traits_rs( knit._index, knit._access, child, knit._factory.annotated ) self.assertEqual(b"a\nB\n", text) class TestStacking(KnitTests): def get_basis_and_test_knit(self): basis = self.make_test_knit(name="basis") basis = RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(basis) test = self.make_test_knit(name="test") test.add_fallback_versioned_files(basis) return basis, test def test_add_fallback_versioned_files(self): basis = self.make_test_knit(name="basis") test = self.make_test_knit(name="test") # It must not error; other tests test that the fallback is referred to # when accessing data. test.add_fallback_versioned_files(basis) def test_add_lines(self): # lines added to the test are not added to the basis basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_cross_border = (b"quux",) key_delta = (b"zaphod",) test.add_lines(key, (), [b"foo\n"]) self.assertEqual({}, basis.get_parent_map([key])) # lines added to the test that reference across the stack do a # fulltext. basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) basis.calls = [] test.add_lines(key_cross_border, (key_basis,), [b"foo\n"]) self.assertEqual("fulltext", test._index.get_method(key_cross_border)) # we don't even need to look at the basis to see that this should be # stored as a fulltext self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # Subsequent adds do delta. basis.calls = [] test.add_lines(key_delta, (key_cross_border,), [b"foo\n"]) self.assertEqual("line-delta", test._index.get_method(key_delta)) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) def test_annotate(self): # annotations from the test knit are answered without asking the basis basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) test.add_lines(key, (), [b"foo\n"]) details = test.annotate(key) self.assertEqual([(key, b"foo\n")], details) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # But texts that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis # directly. basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis.calls = [] details = test.annotate(key_basis) self.assertEqual([(key_basis, b"foo\n"), (key_basis, b"bar\n")], details) # Not optimised to date: # self.assertEqual([("annotate", key_basis)], basis.calls) self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis}), ("get_parent_map", {key_basis}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], "topological", True), ], basis.calls, ) def test_check(self): # At the moment checking a stacked knit does implicitly check the # fallback files. _basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() test.check() def test_get_parent_map(self): # parents in the test knit are answered without asking the basis basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (), []) parent_map = test.get_parent_map([key]) self.assertEqual({key: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # But parents that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), []) basis.calls = [] parent_map = test.get_parent_map([key, key_basis, key_missing]) self.assertEqual({key: (), key_basis: ()}, parent_map) self.assertEqual([("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing})], basis.calls) def test_get_record_stream_unordered_fulltexts(self): # records from the test knit are answered without asking the basis: basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (), [b"foo\n"]) records = list(test.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", True)) self.assertEqual(1, len(records)) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis: basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis.calls = [] records = list( test.get_record_stream([key_basis, key_missing], "unordered", True) ) self.assertEqual(2, len(records)) calls = list(basis.calls) for record in records: self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing)) if record.key == key_missing: self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory) else: reference = list( basis.get_record_stream([key_basis], "unordered", True) )[0] self.assertEqual(reference.key, record.key) self.assertEqual(reference.sha1, record.sha1) self.assertEqual(reference.storage_kind, record.storage_kind) self.assertEqual( reference.get_bytes_as(reference.storage_kind), record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), ) self.assertEqual( reference.get_bytes_as("fulltext"), record.get_bytes_as("fulltext") ) # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to # ask which fallbacks have which parents. self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], "unordered", True), ], calls, ) def test_get_record_stream_ordered_fulltexts(self): # ordering is preserved down into the fallback store. basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_basis_2 = (b"quux",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (key_basis,), [b"foo\n"]) # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis: basis.add_lines(key_basis, (key_basis_2,), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis.add_lines(key_basis_2, (), [b"quux\n"]) basis.calls = [] # ask for in non-topological order records = list( test.get_record_stream( [key, key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2], "topological", True ) ) self.assertEqual(4, len(records)) results = [] for record in records: self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2, key)) if record.key == key_missing: self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory) else: results.append( ( record.key, record.sha1, record.storage_kind, record.get_bytes_as("fulltext"), ) ) calls = list(basis.calls) order = [record[0] for record in results] self.assertEqual([key_basis_2, key_basis, key], order) for result in results: source = test if result[0] == key else basis record = next(source.get_record_stream([result[0]], "unordered", True)) self.assertEqual(record.key, result[0]) self.assertEqual(record.sha1, result[1]) # We used to check that the storage kind matched, but actually it # depends on whether it was sourced from the basis, or in a single # group, because asking for full texts returns proxy objects to a # _ContentMapGenerator object; so checking the kind is unneeded. self.assertEqual(record.get_bytes_as("fulltext"), result[3]) # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to # ask which fallbacks have which parents. self.assertEqual(2, len(calls)) self.assertEqual( ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_basis_2, key_missing}), calls[0] ) # topological is requested from the fallback, because that is what # was requested at the top level. self.assertIn( calls[1], [ ("get_record_stream", [key_basis_2, key_basis], "topological", True), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis, key_basis_2], "topological", True), ], ) def test_get_record_stream_unordered_deltas(self): # records from the test knit are answered without asking the basis: basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (), [b"foo\n"]) records = list(test.get_record_stream([key], "unordered", False)) self.assertEqual(1, len(records)) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis: basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis.calls = [] records = list( test.get_record_stream([key_basis, key_missing], "unordered", False) ) self.assertEqual(2, len(records)) calls = list(basis.calls) for record in records: self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing)) if record.key == key_missing: self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory) else: reference = list( basis.get_record_stream([key_basis], "unordered", False) )[0] self.assertEqual(reference.key, record.key) self.assertEqual(reference.sha1, record.sha1) self.assertEqual(reference.storage_kind, record.storage_kind) self.assertEqual( reference.get_bytes_as(reference.storage_kind), record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), ) # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to # ask which fallbacks have which parents. self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_missing}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], "unordered", False), ], calls, ) def test_get_record_stream_ordered_deltas(self): # ordering is preserved down into the fallback store. basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_basis_2 = (b"quux",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (key_basis,), [b"foo\n"]) # Missing (from test knit) objects are retrieved from the basis: basis.add_lines(key_basis, (key_basis_2,), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis.add_lines(key_basis_2, (), [b"quux\n"]) basis.calls = [] # ask for in non-topological order records = list( test.get_record_stream( [key, key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2], "topological", False ) ) self.assertEqual(4, len(records)) results = [] for record in records: self.assertSubset([record.key], (key_basis, key_missing, key_basis_2, key)) if record.key == key_missing: self.assertIsInstance(record, AbsentContentFactory) else: results.append( ( record.key, record.sha1, record.storage_kind, record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), ) ) calls = list(basis.calls) order = [record[0] for record in results] self.assertEqual([key_basis_2, key_basis, key], order) for result in results: source = test if result[0] == key else basis record = next(source.get_record_stream([result[0]], "unordered", False)) self.assertEqual(record.key, result[0]) self.assertEqual(record.sha1, result[1]) self.assertEqual(record.storage_kind, result[2]) self.assertEqual(record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind), result[3]) # It's not strictly minimal, but it seems reasonable for now for it to # ask which fallbacks have which parents. self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis, key_basis_2, key_missing}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis_2, key_basis], "topological", False), ], calls, ) def test_get_sha1s(self): # sha1's in the test knit are answered without asking the basis basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() key = (b"foo",) key_basis = (b"bar",) key_missing = (b"missing",) test.add_lines(key, (), [b"foo\n"]) key_sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\n") sha1s = test.get_sha1s([key]) self.assertEqual({key: key_sha1sum}, sha1s) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) # But texts that are not in the test knit are looked for in the basis # directly (rather than via text reconstruction) so that remote servers # etc don't have to answer with full content. basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n", b"bar\n"]) basis_sha1sum = osutils.sha_string(b"foo\nbar\n") basis.calls = [] sha1s = test.get_sha1s([key, key_missing, key_basis]) self.assertEqual({key: key_sha1sum, key_basis: basis_sha1sum}, sha1s) self.assertEqual([("get_sha1s", {key_basis, key_missing})], basis.calls) def test_insert_record_stream(self): # records are inserted as normal; insert_record_stream builds on # add_lines, so a smoke test should be all that's needed: key_basis = (b"bar",) key_delta = (b"zaphod",) basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() source = self.make_test_knit(name="source") basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) basis.calls = [] source.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) source.add_lines(key_delta, (key_basis,), [b"bar\n"]) stream = source.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", False) test.insert_record_stream(stream) # XXX: this does somewhat too many calls in making sure of whether it # has to recreate the full text. self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis}), ("get_parent_map", {key_basis}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], "unordered", True), ], basis.calls, ) self.assertEqual({key_delta: (key_basis,)}, test.get_parent_map([key_delta])) self.assertEqual( b"bar\n", next(test.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) def test_iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(self): # Lines from the basis are returned, and lines for a given key are only # returned once. key1 = (b"foo1",) key2 = (b"foo2",) # all sources are asked for keys: basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() basis.add_lines(key1, (), [b"foo"]) basis.calls = [] lines = list(test.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys([key1])) self.assertEqual([(b"foo\n", key1)], lines) self.assertEqual([("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", {key1})], basis.calls) # keys in both are not duplicated: test.add_lines(key2, (), [b"bar\n"]) basis.add_lines(key2, (), [b"bar\n"]) basis.calls = [] lines = list(test.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys([key2])) self.assertEqual([(b"bar\n", key2)], lines) self.assertEqual([], basis.calls) def test_keys(self): key1 = (b"foo1",) key2 = (b"foo2",) # all sources are asked for keys: basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() keys = test.keys() self.assertEqual(set(), set(keys)) self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls) # keys from a basis are returned: basis.add_lines(key1, (), []) basis.calls = [] keys = test.keys() self.assertEqual({key1}, set(keys)) self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls) # keys in both are not duplicated: test.add_lines(key2, (), []) basis.add_lines(key2, (), []) basis.calls = [] keys = test.keys() self.assertEqual(2, len(keys)) self.assertEqual({key1, key2}, set(keys)) self.assertEqual([("keys",)], basis.calls) def test_add_mpdiffs(self): # records are inserted as normal; add_mpdiff builds on # add_lines, so a smoke test should be all that's needed: key_basis = (b"bar",) key_delta = (b"zaphod",) basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() source = self.make_test_knit(name="source") basis.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) basis.calls = [] source.add_lines(key_basis, (), [b"foo\n"]) source.add_lines(key_delta, (key_basis,), [b"bar\n"]) diffs = source.make_mpdiffs([key_delta]) test.add_mpdiffs( [ ( key_delta, (key_basis,), source.get_sha1s([key_delta])[key_delta], diffs[0], ) ] ) self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_basis}), ("get_record_stream", [key_basis], "unordered", True), ], basis.calls, ) self.assertEqual({key_delta: (key_basis,)}, test.get_parent_map([key_delta])) self.assertEqual( b"bar\n", next(test.get_record_stream([key_delta], "unordered", True)).get_bytes_as( "fulltext" ), ) def test_make_mpdiffs(self): # Generating an mpdiff across a stacking boundary should detect parent # texts regions. key = (b"foo",) key_left = (b"bar",) key_right = (b"zaphod",) basis, test = self.get_basis_and_test_knit() basis.add_lines(key_left, (), [b"bar\n"]) basis.add_lines(key_right, (), [b"zaphod\n"]) basis.calls = [] test.add_lines(key, (key_left, key_right), [b"bar\n", b"foo\n", b"zaphod\n"]) diffs = test.make_mpdiffs([key]) self.assertEqual( [ multiparent.MultiParent( [ multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 0, 1), multiparent.NewText([b"foo\n"]), multiparent.ParentText(1, 0, 2, 1), ] ) ], diffs, ) self.assertEqual(3, len(basis.calls)) self.assertEqual( [ ("get_parent_map", {key_left, key_right}), ("get_parent_map", {key_left, key_right}), ], basis.calls[:-1], ) last_call = basis.calls[-1] self.assertEqual("get_record_stream", last_call[0]) self.assertEqual({key_left, key_right}, set(last_call[1])) self.assertEqual("topological", last_call[2]) self.assertEqual(True, last_call[3]) class TestNetworkBehaviour(KnitTests): """Tests for getting data out of/into knits over the network.""" def test_include_delta_closure_generates_a_knit_delta_closure(self): vf = self.make_test_knit(name="test") # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta vf.add_lines((b"base",), (), [b"base\n", b"content\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d1",), ((b"base",),), [b"d1\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d2",), ((b"d1",),), [b"d2\n"]) # But heuristics could interfere, so check what happened: self.assertEqual( ["knit-ft-gz", "knit-delta-gz", "knit-delta-gz"], [ record.storage_kind for record in vf.get_record_stream( [(b"base",), (b"d1",), (b"d2",)], "topological", False ) ], ) # generate a stream of just the deltas include_delta_closure=True, # serialise to the network, and check that we get a delta closure on the wire. stream = vf.get_record_stream([(b"d1",), (b"d2",)], "topological", True) netb = [record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind) for record in stream] # The first bytes should be a memo from _ContentMapGenerator, and the # second bytes should be empty (because its a API proxy not something # for wire serialisation. self.assertEqual(b"", netb[1]) bytes = netb[0] kind, _line_end = network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(bytes) self.assertEqual("knit-delta-closure", kind) class TestContentMapGenerator(KnitTests): """Tests for ContentMapGenerator.""" def test_get_record_stream_gives_records(self): vf = self.make_test_knit(name="test") # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta vf.add_lines((b"base",), (), [b"base\n", b"content\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d1",), ((b"base",),), [b"d1\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d2",), ((b"d1",),), [b"d2\n"]) keys = [(b"d1",), (b"d2",)] generator = _VFContentMapGenerator(vf, keys, global_map=vf.get_parent_map(keys)) for record in generator.get_record_stream(): if record.key == (b"d1",): self.assertEqual(b"d1\n", record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) else: self.assertEqual(b"d2\n", record.get_bytes_as("fulltext")) def test_get_record_stream_kinds_are_raw(self): vf = self.make_test_knit(name="test") # put in three texts, giving ft, delta, delta vf.add_lines((b"base",), (), [b"base\n", b"content\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d1",), ((b"base",),), [b"d1\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"d2",), ((b"d1",),), [b"d2\n"]) keys = [(b"base",), (b"d1",), (b"d2",)] generator = _VFContentMapGenerator(vf, keys, global_map=vf.get_parent_map(keys)) kinds = { (b"base",): "knit-delta-closure", (b"d1",): "knit-delta-closure-ref", (b"d2",): "knit-delta-closure-ref", } for record in generator.get_record_stream(): self.assertEqual(kinds[record.key], record.storage_kind) class TestErrors(TestCase): def test_retry_with_new_packs(self): fake_exc_info = ("{exc type}", "{exc value}", "{exc traceback}") error = pack_repo.RetryWithNewPacks( "{context}", reload_occurred=False, exc_info=fake_exc_info ) self.assertEqual( "Pack files have changed, reload and retry. context: {context} {exc value}", str(error), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_lock.py0000644000000000000000000001174115177200231017555 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2026 Breezy Contributors # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for in-process lock bookkeeping in :mod:`bzrformats.lock`.""" import os import tempfile from .. import lock from ..errors import LockContention from . import TestCase def _read_count(path): return lock._snapshot_state()["read_locks"].get(path, 0) def _write_held(path): return path in lock._snapshot_state()["write_locks"] class TestLockBookkeeping(TestCase): """Tests for the in-process bookkeeping invariants.""" def setUp(self): super().setUp() # Reset module-global tallies between tests so failures don't # poison their neighbours. lock._reset_state() self.addCleanup(lock._reset_state) fd, self.path = tempfile.mkstemp() os.close(fd) self.addCleanup(self._safe_unlink, self.path) def _safe_unlink(self, path): try: os.unlink(path) except FileNotFoundError: pass def test_two_read_locks_share(self): a = lock.ReadLock(self.path) b = lock.ReadLock(self.path) self.assertEqual(2, _read_count(self.path)) a.unlock() self.assertEqual(1, _read_count(self.path)) b.unlock() self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(self.path)) def test_write_blocks_when_reader_open(self): rl = lock.ReadLock(self.path) try: self.assertRaises(LockContention, lock.WriteLock, self.path) # Bookkeeping must be unchanged after the failed acquire. self.assertEqual(1, _read_count(self.path)) self.assertFalse(_write_held(self.path)) finally: rl.unlock() def test_read_after_write_logs_but_succeeds(self): wl = lock.WriteLock(self.path) try: rl = lock.ReadLock(self.path) try: self.assertEqual(1, _read_count(self.path)) self.assertTrue(_write_held(self.path)) finally: rl.unlock() self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(self.path)) finally: wl.unlock() self.assertFalse(_write_held(self.path)) def test_temporary_write_lock_with_other_reader(self): a = lock.ReadLock(self.path) b = lock.ReadLock(self.path) try: ok, ret = a.temporary_write_lock() self.assertFalse(ok) self.assertIs(a, ret) # We still hold both read locks. self.assertEqual(2, _read_count(self.path)) finally: b.unlock() a.unlock() def test_temporary_write_lock_solo_reader(self): a = lock.ReadLock(self.path) ok, wl = a.temporary_write_lock() try: self.assertTrue(ok) self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(self.path)) self.assertTrue(_write_held(self.path)) finally: # On the failure path temporary_write_lock returns (False, self) # so wl == a; either way we unlock through `wl`. wl.unlock() self.assertFalse(_write_held(self.path)) self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(self.path)) def test_write_lock_failure_does_not_leak(self): # Trigger a contention failure by holding a reader, then verify # bookkeeping after the failed WriteLock acquire is clean. rl = lock.ReadLock(self.path) try: self.assertRaises(LockContention, lock.WriteLock, self.path) self.assertEqual(1, _read_count(self.path)) self.assertFalse(_write_held(self.path)) finally: rl.unlock() def test_read_lock_failure_does_not_leak(self): # Open the file unwritable so fcntl can still grab a shared lock — # we instead exercise the open-failure path by pointing at a # non-existent file. The constructor must not leave a stale entry. bogus = self.path + ".does-not-exist" self.assertRaises(FileNotFoundError, lock.ReadLock, bogus) self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(bogus)) def test_restore_read_lock_keeps_tallies_consistent(self): wl = lock.WriteLock(self.path) rl = wl.restore_read_lock() try: self.assertFalse(_write_held(self.path)) self.assertEqual(1, _read_count(self.path)) finally: rl.unlock() self.assertEqual(0, _read_count(self.path)) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_lru_cache.py0000644000000000000000000003552715162074037020571 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006, 2008, 2009 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the lru_cache module.""" from .. import lru_cache from . import TestCase def walk_lru(lru): """Test helper to walk the LRU list and assert its consistency.""" node = lru._most_recently_used if node is not None and node.prev is not None: raise AssertionError( "the _most_recently_used entry is not" " supposed to have a previous entry" f" {node}" ) while node is not None: if node.next_key is lru_cache._null_key: if node is not lru._least_recently_used: raise AssertionError( f"only the last node should have no next value: {node}" ) node_next = None else: node_next = lru._cache[node.next_key] if node_next.prev is not node: raise AssertionError( f"inconsistency found, node.next.prev != node: {node}" ) if node.prev is None: if node is not lru._most_recently_used: raise AssertionError( "only the _most_recently_used should" f" not have a previous node: {node}" ) else: if node.prev.next_key != node.key: raise AssertionError( f"inconsistency found, node.prev.next != node: {node}" ) yield node node = node_next class TestLRUCache(TestCase): """Test that LRU cache properly keeps track of entries.""" def test_cache_size(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=10) self.assertEqual(10, cache.cache_size()) cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=256) self.assertEqual(256, cache.cache_size()) cache.resize(512) self.assertEqual(512, cache.cache_size()) def test_missing(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=10) self.assertNotIn("foo", cache) self.assertRaises(KeyError, cache.__getitem__, "foo") cache["foo"] = "bar" self.assertEqual("bar", cache["foo"]) self.assertIn("foo", cache) self.assertNotIn("bar", cache) def test_map_None(self): # Make sure that we can properly map None as a key. cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=10) self.assertNotIn(None, cache) cache[None] = 1 self.assertEqual(1, cache[None]) cache[None] = 2 self.assertEqual(2, cache[None]) # Test the various code paths of __getitem__, to make sure that we can # handle when None is the key for the LRU and the MRU cache[1] = 3 cache[None] = 1 cache[None] cache[1] cache[None] self.assertEqual([None, 1], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)]) def test_add__null_key(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=10) self.assertRaises(ValueError, cache.__setitem__, lru_cache._null_key, 1) def test_overflow(self): """Adding extra entries will pop out old ones.""" cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=1, after_cleanup_count=1) cache["foo"] = "bar" # With a max cache of 1, adding 'baz' should pop out 'foo' cache["baz"] = "biz" self.assertNotIn("foo", cache) self.assertIn("baz", cache) self.assertEqual("biz", cache["baz"]) def test_by_usage(self): """Accessing entries bumps them up in priority.""" cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=2) cache["baz"] = "biz" cache["foo"] = "bar" self.assertEqual("biz", cache["baz"]) # This must kick out 'foo' because it was the last accessed cache["nub"] = "in" self.assertNotIn("foo", cache) def test_len(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=10, after_cleanup_count=10) cache[1] = 10 cache[2] = 20 cache[3] = 30 cache[4] = 40 self.assertEqual(4, len(cache)) cache[5] = 50 cache[6] = 60 cache[7] = 70 cache[8] = 80 self.assertEqual(8, len(cache)) cache[1] = 15 # replacement self.assertEqual(8, len(cache)) cache[9] = 90 cache[10] = 100 cache[11] = 110 # We hit the max self.assertEqual(10, len(cache)) self.assertEqual( [11, 10, 9, 1, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)] ) def test_cleanup_shrinks_to_after_clean_count(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=3) cache[1] = 10 cache[2] = 20 cache[3] = 25 cache[4] = 30 cache[5] = 35 self.assertEqual(5, len(cache)) # This will bump us over the max, which causes us to shrink down to # after_cleanup_cache size cache[6] = 40 self.assertEqual(3, len(cache)) def test_after_cleanup_larger_than_max(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=10) self.assertEqual(5, cache._after_cleanup_count) def test_after_cleanup_none(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=None) # By default _after_cleanup_size is 80% of the normal size self.assertEqual(4, cache._after_cleanup_count) def test_cleanup(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=2) # Add these in order cache[1] = 10 cache[2] = 20 cache[3] = 25 cache[4] = 30 cache[5] = 35 self.assertEqual(5, len(cache)) # Force a compaction cache.cleanup() self.assertEqual(2, len(cache)) def test_preserve_last_access_order(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5) # Add these in order cache[1] = 10 cache[2] = 20 cache[3] = 25 cache[4] = 30 cache[5] = 35 self.assertEqual([5, 4, 3, 2, 1], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)]) # Now access some randomly cache[2] cache[5] cache[3] cache[2] self.assertEqual([2, 3, 5, 4, 1], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)]) def test_get(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5) cache[1] = 10 cache[2] = 20 self.assertEqual(20, cache.get(2)) self.assertIs(None, cache.get(3)) obj = object() self.assertIs(obj, cache.get(3, obj)) self.assertEqual([2, 1], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)]) self.assertEqual(10, cache.get(1)) self.assertEqual([1, 2], [n.key for n in walk_lru(cache)]) def test_keys(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=5) cache[1] = 2 cache[2] = 3 cache[3] = 4 self.assertEqual([1, 2, 3], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[4] = 5 cache[5] = 6 cache[6] = 7 self.assertEqual([2, 3, 4, 5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) def test_resize_smaller(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=4) cache[1] = 2 cache[2] = 3 cache[3] = 4 cache[4] = 5 cache[5] = 6 self.assertEqual([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[6] = 7 self.assertEqual([3, 4, 5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) # Now resize to something smaller, which triggers a cleanup cache.resize(max_cache=3, after_cleanup_count=2) self.assertEqual([5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) # Adding something will use the new size cache[7] = 8 self.assertEqual([5, 6, 7], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[8] = 9 self.assertEqual([7, 8], sorted(cache.keys())) def test_resize_larger(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUCache(max_cache=5, after_cleanup_count=4) cache[1] = 2 cache[2] = 3 cache[3] = 4 cache[4] = 5 cache[5] = 6 self.assertEqual([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[6] = 7 self.assertEqual([3, 4, 5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) cache.resize(max_cache=8, after_cleanup_count=6) self.assertEqual([3, 4, 5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[7] = 8 cache[8] = 9 cache[9] = 10 cache[10] = 11 self.assertEqual([3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[11] = 12 # triggers cleanup back to new after_cleanup_count self.assertEqual([6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11], sorted(cache.keys())) class TestLRUSizeCache(TestCase): def test_basic_init(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache() self.assertEqual(2048, cache._max_cache) self.assertEqual(int(cache._max_size * 0.8), cache._after_cleanup_size) self.assertEqual(0, cache._value_size) def test_add__null_key(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache() self.assertRaises(ValueError, cache.__setitem__, lru_cache._null_key, 1) def test_add_tracks_size(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache() self.assertEqual(0, cache._value_size) cache["my key"] = "my value text" self.assertEqual(13, cache._value_size) def test_remove_tracks_size(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache() self.assertEqual(0, cache._value_size) cache["my key"] = "my value text" self.assertEqual(13, cache._value_size) node = cache._cache["my key"] cache._remove_node(node) self.assertEqual(0, cache._value_size) def test_no_add_over_size(self): """Adding a large value may not be cached at all.""" cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=10, after_cleanup_size=5) self.assertEqual(0, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({}, cache.as_dict()) cache["test"] = "key" self.assertEqual(3, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"test": "key"}, cache.as_dict()) cache["test2"] = "key that is too big" self.assertEqual(3, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"test": "key"}, cache.as_dict()) # If we would add a key, only to cleanup and remove all cached entries, # then obviously that value should not be stored cache["test3"] = "bigkey" self.assertEqual(3, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"test": "key"}, cache.as_dict()) cache["test4"] = "bikey" self.assertEqual(3, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"test": "key"}, cache.as_dict()) def test_adding_clears_cache_based_on_size(self): """The cache is cleared in LRU order until small enough.""" cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=20) cache["key1"] = "value" # 5 chars cache["key2"] = "value2" # 6 chars cache["key3"] = "value23" # 7 chars self.assertEqual(5 + 6 + 7, cache._value_size) cache["key2"] # reference key2 so it gets a newer reference time cache["key4"] = "value234" # 8 chars, over limit # We have to remove 2 keys to get back under limit self.assertEqual(6 + 8, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"key2": "value2", "key4": "value234"}, cache.as_dict()) def test_adding_clears_to_after_cleanup_size(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=20, after_cleanup_size=10) cache["key1"] = "value" # 5 chars cache["key2"] = "value2" # 6 chars cache["key3"] = "value23" # 7 chars self.assertEqual(5 + 6 + 7, cache._value_size) cache["key2"] # reference key2 so it gets a newer reference time cache["key4"] = "value234" # 8 chars, over limit # We have to remove 3 keys to get back under limit self.assertEqual(8, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"key4": "value234"}, cache.as_dict()) def test_custom_sizes(self): def size_of_list(lst): return sum(len(x) for x in lst) cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache( max_size=20, after_cleanup_size=10, compute_size=size_of_list ) cache["key1"] = ["val", "ue"] # 5 chars cache["key2"] = ["val", "ue2"] # 6 chars cache["key3"] = ["val", "ue23"] # 7 chars self.assertEqual(5 + 6 + 7, cache._value_size) cache["key2"] # reference key2 so it gets a newer reference time cache["key4"] = ["value", "234"] # 8 chars, over limit # We have to remove 3 keys to get back under limit self.assertEqual(8, cache._value_size) self.assertEqual({"key4": ["value", "234"]}, cache.as_dict()) def test_cleanup(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=20, after_cleanup_size=10) # Add these in order cache["key1"] = "value" # 5 chars cache["key2"] = "value2" # 6 chars cache["key3"] = "value23" # 7 chars self.assertEqual(5 + 6 + 7, cache._value_size) cache.cleanup() # Only the most recent fits after cleaning up self.assertEqual(7, cache._value_size) def test_keys(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=10) cache[1] = "a" cache[2] = "b" cache[3] = "cdef" self.assertEqual([1, 2, 3], sorted(cache.keys())) def test_resize_smaller(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=10, after_cleanup_size=9) cache[1] = "abc" cache[2] = "def" cache[3] = "ghi" cache[4] = "jkl" # Triggers a cleanup self.assertEqual([2, 3, 4], sorted(cache.keys())) # Resize should also cleanup again cache.resize(max_size=6, after_cleanup_size=4) self.assertEqual([4], sorted(cache.keys())) # Adding should use the new max size cache[5] = "mno" self.assertEqual([4, 5], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[6] = "pqr" self.assertEqual([6], sorted(cache.keys())) def test_resize_larger(self): cache = lru_cache.LRUSizeCache(max_size=10, after_cleanup_size=9) cache[1] = "abc" cache[2] = "def" cache[3] = "ghi" cache[4] = "jkl" # Triggers a cleanup self.assertEqual([2, 3, 4], sorted(cache.keys())) cache.resize(max_size=15, after_cleanup_size=12) self.assertEqual([2, 3, 4], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[5] = "mno" cache[6] = "pqr" self.assertEqual([2, 3, 4, 5, 6], sorted(cache.keys())) cache[7] = "stu" self.assertEqual([4, 5, 6, 7], sorted(cache.keys())) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_merge.py0000644000000000000000000007330015162115107017724 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for merge implementations.""" from bzrformats import knit, versionedfile from bzrformats.merge import _PlanMerge from . import TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class TestPlanMerge(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests for _PlanMerge and plan_merge/plan_lca_merge functionality.""" def setUp(self): """Set up versioned file infrastructure for merge tests.""" super().setUp() mapper = versionedfile.PrefixMapper() factory = knit.make_file_factory(True, mapper) self.vf = factory(self.get_transport()) self.plan_merge_vf = versionedfile._PlanMergeVersionedFile(b"root") self.plan_merge_vf.fallback_versionedfiles.append(self.vf) def add_version(self, key, parents, text): """Add a version to the backing versioned file.""" self.vf.add_lines(key, parents, [bytes([c]) + b"\n" for c in bytearray(text)]) def add_rev(self, prefix, revision_id, parents, text): """Add a revision to the versioned file using a prefix/revision_id key.""" self.add_version((prefix, revision_id), [(prefix, p) for p in parents], text) def add_uncommitted_version(self, key, parents, text): """Add an uncommitted version directly to the plan merge versioned file.""" self.plan_merge_vf.add_lines( key, parents, [bytes([c]) + b"\n" for c in bytearray(text)] ) def setup_plan_merge(self): """Set up a standard 3-revision merge scenario and return a _PlanMerge.""" self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"acehg") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"fabg") return _PlanMerge(b"B", b"C", self.plan_merge_vf, (b"root",)) def setup_plan_merge_uncommitted(self): """Set up a merge scenario with uncommitted versions and return a _PlanMerge.""" self.add_version((b"root", b"A"), [], b"abc") self.add_uncommitted_version((b"root", b"B:"), [(b"root", b"A")], b"acehg") self.add_uncommitted_version((b"root", b"C:"), [(b"root", b"A")], b"fabg") return _PlanMerge(b"B:", b"C:", self.plan_merge_vf, (b"root",)) def test_base_from_plan(self): """Test that base_from_plan reconstructs the common base text.""" self.setup_plan_merge() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"B", b"C") pwm = versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge(plan) self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"], pwm.base_from_plan()) def test_unique_lines(self): """Test that _unique_lines identifies lines unique to each revision.""" plan = self.setup_plan_merge() self.assertEqual( plan._unique_lines(plan._get_matching_blocks(b"B", b"C")), ([1, 2, 3], [0, 2]), ) def test_plan_merge(self): """Test that plan_merge produces the correct sequence of merge operations.""" self.setup_plan_merge() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"B", b"C") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-a", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"e\n"), ("new-a", b"h\n"), ("new-a", b"g\n"), ("new-b", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_cherrypick(self): self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"abcde") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"abcefg") self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"A", b"B", b"C"], b"abcdegh") my_plan = _PlanMerge(b"B", b"D", self.plan_merge_vf, (b"root",)) # We shortcut when one text supersedes the other in the per-file graph. # We don't actually need to compare the texts at this point. self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"a\n"), ("new-b", b"b\n"), ("new-b", b"c\n"), ("new-b", b"d\n"), ("new-b", b"e\n"), ("new-b", b"g\n"), ("new-b", b"h\n"), ], list(my_plan.plan_merge()), ) def test_plan_merge_no_common_ancestor(self): self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [], b"xyz") my_plan = _PlanMerge(b"A", b"B", self.plan_merge_vf, (b"root",)) self.assertEqual( [ ("new-a", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"b\n"), ("new-a", b"c\n"), ("new-b", b"x\n"), ("new-b", b"y\n"), ("new-b", b"z\n"), ], list(my_plan.plan_merge()), ) def test_plan_merge_tail_ancestors(self): # The graph looks like this: # A # Common to all ancestors # / \ # B C # Ancestors of E, only common to one side # |\ /| # D E F # D, F are unique to G, H respectively # |/ \| # E is the LCA for G & H, and the unique LCA for # G H # I, J # |\ /| # | X | # |/ \| # I J # criss-cross merge of G, H # # In this situation, a simple pruning of ancestors of E will leave D & # F "dangling", which looks like they introduce lines different from # the ones in E, but in actuality C&B introduced the lines, and they # are already present in E # Introduce the base text self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") # Introduces a new line B self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"aBbc") # Introduces a new line C self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"abCc") # Introduce new line D self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"B"], b"DaBbc") # Merges B and C by just incorporating both self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"B", b"C"], b"aBbCc") # Introduce new line F self.add_rev(b"root", b"F", [b"C"], b"abCcF") # Merge D & E by just combining the texts self.add_rev(b"root", b"G", [b"D", b"E"], b"DaBbCc") # Merge F & E by just combining the texts self.add_rev(b"root", b"H", [b"F", b"E"], b"aBbCcF") # Merge G & H by just combining texts self.add_rev(b"root", b"I", [b"G", b"H"], b"DaBbCcF") # Merge G & H but supersede an old line in B self.add_rev(b"root", b"J", [b"H", b"G"], b"DaJbCcF") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"I", b"J") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"D\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-b", b"B\n"), ("new-b", b"J\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"C\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"F\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_tail_triple_ancestors(self): # The graph looks like this: # A # Common to all ancestors # / \ # B C # Ancestors of E, only common to one side # |\ /| # D E F # D, F are unique to G, H respectively # |/|\| # E is the LCA for G & H, and the unique LCA for # G Q H # I, J # |\ /| # Q is just an extra node which is merged into both # | X | # I and J # |/ \| # I J # criss-cross merge of G, H # # This is the same as the test_plan_merge_tail_ancestors, except we add # a third LCA that doesn't add new lines, but will trigger our more # involved ancestry logic self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"aBbc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"abCc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"B"], b"DaBbc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"B", b"C"], b"aBbCc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"F", [b"C"], b"abCcF") self.add_rev(b"root", b"G", [b"D", b"E"], b"DaBbCc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"H", [b"F", b"E"], b"aBbCcF") self.add_rev(b"root", b"Q", [b"E"], b"aBbCc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"I", [b"G", b"Q", b"H"], b"DaBbCcF") # Merge G & H but supersede an old line in B self.add_rev(b"root", b"J", [b"H", b"Q", b"G"], b"DaJbCcF") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"I", b"J") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"D\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-b", b"B\n"), ("new-b", b"J\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"C\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"F\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_2_tail_triple_ancestors(self): # The graph looks like this: # A B # 2 tails going back to NULL # |\ /| # D E F # D, is unique to G, F to H # |/|\| # E is the LCA for G & H, and the unique LCA for # G Q H # I, J # |\ /| # Q is just an extra node which is merged into both # | X | # I and J # |/ \| # I J # criss-cross merge of G, H (and Q) # # This is meant to test after hitting a 3-way LCA, and multiple tail # ancestors (only have NULL_REVISION in common) self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [], b"def") self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"A"], b"Dabc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"A", b"B"], b"abcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"F", [b"B"], b"defF") self.add_rev(b"root", b"G", [b"D", b"E"], b"Dabcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"H", [b"F", b"E"], b"abcdefF") self.add_rev(b"root", b"Q", [b"E"], b"abcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"I", [b"G", b"Q", b"H"], b"DabcdefF") # Merge G & H but supersede an old line in B self.add_rev(b"root", b"J", [b"H", b"Q", b"G"], b"DabcdJfF") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"I", b"J") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"D\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("killed-b", b"e\n"), ("new-b", b"J\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"F\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_uncommitted_files(self): self.setup_plan_merge_uncommitted() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"B:", b"C:") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-a", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"e\n"), ("new-a", b"h\n"), ("new-a", b"g\n"), ("new-b", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_insert_order(self): """Weave merges are sensitive to the order of insertion. Specifically for overlapping regions, it effects which region gets put 'first'. And when a user resolves an overlapping merge, if they use the same ordering, then the lines match the parents, if they don't only *some* of the lines match. """ self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [], b"abcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"abwxcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"abyzcdef") # Merge, and resolve the conflict by adding *both* sets of lines # If we get the ordering wrong, these will look like new lines in D, # rather than carried over from B, C self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"B", b"C"], b"abwxyzcdef") # Supersede the lines in B and delete the lines in C, which will # conflict if they are treated as being in D self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"C", b"B"], b"abnocdef") # Same thing for the lines in C self.add_rev(b"root", b"F", [b"C"], b"abpqcdef") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"D", b"E") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"w\n"), ("killed-b", b"x\n"), ("killed-b", b"y\n"), ("killed-b", b"z\n"), ("new-b", b"n\n"), ("new-b", b"o\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], list(plan), ) plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"E", b"D") # Going in the opposite direction shows the effect of the opposite plan self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("new-b", b"w\n"), ("new-b", b"x\n"), ("killed-a", b"y\n"), ("killed-a", b"z\n"), ("killed-both", b"w\n"), ("killed-both", b"x\n"), ("new-a", b"n\n"), ("new-a", b"o\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_criss_cross(self): # This is specificly trying to trigger problems when using limited # ancestry and weaves. The ancestry graph looks like: # XX unused ancestor, should not show up in the weave # | # A Unique LCA # |\ # B \ Introduces a line 'foo' # / \ \ # C D E C & D both have 'foo', E has different changes # |\ /| | # | X | | # |/ \|/ # F G All of C, D, E are merged into F and G, so they are # all common ancestors. # # The specific issue with weaves: # B introduced a text ('foo') that is present in both C and D. # If we do not include B (because it isn't an ancestor of E), then # the A=>C and A=>D look like both sides independently introduce the # text ('foo'). If F does not modify the text, it would still appear # to have deleted on of the versions from C or D. If G then modifies # 'foo', it should appear as superseding the value in F (since it # came from B), rather than conflict because of the resolution during # C & D. self.add_rev(b"root", b"XX", [], b"qrs") self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [b"XX"], b"abcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"axcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"B"], b"axcdefg") self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"B"], b"haxcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"A"], b"abcdyf") # Simple combining of all texts self.add_rev(b"root", b"F", [b"C", b"D", b"E"], b"haxcdyfg") # combine and supersede 'x' self.add_rev(b"root", b"G", [b"C", b"D", b"E"], b"hazcdyfg") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"F", b"G") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-base", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"x\n"), ("new-b", b"z\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("killed-base", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"y\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"F", b"G") # This is one of the main differences between plan_merge and # plan_lca_merge. plan_lca_merge generates a conflict for 'x => z', # because 'x' was not present in one of the bases. However, in this # case it is spurious because 'x' does not exist in the global base A. self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("conflicted-a", b"x\n"), ("new-b", b"z\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("unchanged", b"y\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_criss_cross_flip_flop(self): # This is specificly trying to trigger problems when using limited # ancestry and weaves. The ancestry graph looks like: # XX unused ancestor, should not show up in the weave # | # A Unique LCA # / \ # B C B & C both introduce a new line # |\ /| # | X | # |/ \| # D E B & C are both merged, so both are common ancestors # In the process of merging, both sides order the new # lines differently # self.add_rev(b"root", b"XX", [], b"qrs") self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [b"XX"], b"abcdef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"A"], b"abcdgef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [b"A"], b"abcdhef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"D", [b"B", b"C"], b"abcdghef") self.add_rev(b"root", b"E", [b"C", b"B"], b"abcdhgef") plan = list(self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"D", b"E")) self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("new-b", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ("killed-b", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], plan, ) pwm = versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge(plan) self.assertEqualDiff( b"a\nb\nc\nd\ng\nh\ne\nf\n", b"".join(pwm.base_from_plan()) ) # Reversing the order reverses the merge plan, and final order of 'hg' # => 'gh' plan = list(self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"E", b"D")) self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("new-b", b"g\n"), ("unchanged", b"h\n"), ("killed-b", b"g\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], plan, ) pwm = versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge(plan) self.assertEqualDiff( b"a\nb\nc\nd\nh\ng\ne\nf\n", b"".join(pwm.base_from_plan()) ) # This is where lca differs, in that it (fairly correctly) determines # that there is a conflict because both sides resolved the merge # differently plan = list(self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"D", b"E")) self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("conflicted-b", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ("conflicted-a", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], plan, ) pwm = versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge(plan) self.assertEqualDiff(b"a\nb\nc\nd\ng\ne\nf\n", b"".join(pwm.base_from_plan())) # Reversing it changes what line is doubled, but still gives a # double-conflict plan = list(self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"E", b"D")) self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ("conflicted-b", b"g\n"), ("unchanged", b"h\n"), ("conflicted-a", b"g\n"), ("unchanged", b"e\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ], plan, ) pwm = versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge(plan) self.assertEqualDiff(b"a\nb\nc\nd\nh\ne\nf\n", b"".join(pwm.base_from_plan())) def assertRemoveExternalReferences( self, filtered_parent_map, child_map, tails, parent_map ): """Assert results for _PlanMerge._remove_external_references.""" ( act_filtered_parent_map, act_child_map, act_tails, ) = _PlanMerge._remove_external_references(parent_map) # The parent map *should* preserve ordering, but the ordering of # children is not strictly defined # child_map = dict((k, sorted(children)) # for k, children in child_map.iteritems()) # act_child_map = dict(k, sorted(children) # for k, children in act_child_map.iteritems()) self.assertEqual(filtered_parent_map, act_filtered_parent_map) self.assertEqual(child_map, act_child_map) self.assertEqual(sorted(tails), sorted(act_tails)) def test__remove_external_references(self): # First, nothing to remove self.assertRemoveExternalReferences( {3: [2], 2: [1], 1: []}, {1: [2], 2: [3], 3: []}, [1], {3: [2], 2: [1], 1: []}, ) # The reverse direction self.assertRemoveExternalReferences( {1: [2], 2: [3], 3: []}, {3: [2], 2: [1], 1: []}, [3], {1: [2], 2: [3], 3: []}, ) # Extra references self.assertRemoveExternalReferences( {3: [2], 2: [1], 1: []}, {1: [2], 2: [3], 3: []}, [1], {3: [2, 4], 2: [1, 5], 1: [6]}, ) # Multiple tails self.assertRemoveExternalReferences( {4: [2, 3], 3: [], 2: [1], 1: []}, {1: [2], 2: [4], 3: [4], 4: []}, [1, 3], {4: [2, 3], 3: [5], 2: [1], 1: [6]}, ) # Multiple children self.assertRemoveExternalReferences( {1: [3], 2: [3, 4], 3: [], 4: []}, {1: [], 2: [], 3: [1, 2], 4: [2]}, [3, 4], {1: [3], 2: [3, 4], 3: [5], 4: []}, ) def assertPruneTails(self, pruned_map, tails, parent_map): child_map = {} for key, parent_keys in parent_map.items(): child_map.setdefault(key, []) for pkey in parent_keys: child_map.setdefault(pkey, []).append(key) _PlanMerge._prune_tails(parent_map, child_map, tails) self.assertEqual(pruned_map, parent_map) def test__prune_tails(self): # Nothing requested to prune self.assertPruneTails({1: [], 2: [], 3: []}, [], {1: [], 2: [], 3: []}) # Prune a single entry self.assertPruneTails({1: [], 3: []}, [2], {1: [], 2: [], 3: []}) # Prune a chain self.assertPruneTails({1: []}, [3], {1: [], 2: [3], 3: []}) # Prune a chain with a diamond self.assertPruneTails({1: []}, [5], {1: [], 2: [3, 4], 3: [5], 4: [5], 5: []}) # Prune a partial chain self.assertPruneTails( {1: [6], 6: []}, [5], {1: [2, 6], 2: [3, 4], 3: [5], 4: [5], 5: [], 6: []} ) # Prune a chain with multiple tips, that pulls out intermediates self.assertPruneTails( {1: [3], 3: []}, [4, 5], {1: [2, 3], 2: [4, 5], 3: [], 4: [], 5: []} ) self.assertPruneTails( {1: [3], 3: []}, [5, 4], {1: [2, 3], 2: [4, 5], 3: [], 4: [], 5: []} ) def test_subtract_plans(self): old_plan = [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"b\n"), ("killed-a", b"c\n"), ("new-b", b"d\n"), ("new-b", b"e\n"), ("killed-b", b"f\n"), ("killed-b", b"g\n"), ] new_plan = [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"b\n"), ("killed-a", b"c\n"), ("new-b", b"d\n"), ("new-b", b"h\n"), ("killed-b", b"f\n"), ("killed-b", b"i\n"), ] subtracted_plan = [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"b\n"), ("killed-a", b"c\n"), ("new-b", b"h\n"), ("unchanged", b"f\n"), ("killed-b", b"i\n"), ] self.assertEqual( subtracted_plan, list(_PlanMerge._subtract_plans(old_plan, new_plan)) ) def setup_merge_with_base(self): self.add_rev(b"root", b"COMMON", [], b"abc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"THIS", [b"COMMON"], b"abcd") self.add_rev(b"root", b"BASE", [b"COMMON"], b"eabc") self.add_rev(b"root", b"OTHER", [b"BASE"], b"eafb") def test_plan_merge_with_base(self): self.setup_merge_with_base() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"THIS", b"OTHER", b"BASE") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"d\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_lca_merge(self): self.setup_plan_merge() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"B", b"C") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"e\n"), ("new-a", b"h\n"), ("killed-a", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_lca_merge_uncommitted_files(self): self.setup_plan_merge_uncommitted() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"B:", b"C:") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"e\n"), ("new-a", b"h\n"), ("killed-a", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"g\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_lca_merge_with_base(self): self.setup_merge_with_base() plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"THIS", b"OTHER", b"BASE") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("killed-b", b"c\n"), ("new-a", b"d\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_lca_merge_with_criss_cross(self): self.add_version((b"root", b"ROOT"), [], b"abc") # each side makes a change self.add_version((b"root", b"REV1"), [(b"root", b"ROOT")], b"abcd") self.add_version((b"root", b"REV2"), [(b"root", b"ROOT")], b"abce") # both sides merge, discarding others' changes self.add_version( (b"root", b"LCA1"), [(b"root", b"REV1"), (b"root", b"REV2")], b"abcd" ) self.add_version( (b"root", b"LCA2"), [(b"root", b"REV1"), (b"root", b"REV2")], b"fabce" ) plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"LCA1", b"LCA2") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-b", b"f\n"), ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("unchanged", b"c\n"), ("conflicted-a", b"d\n"), ("conflicted-b", b"e\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_lca_merge_with_null(self): self.add_version((b"root", b"A"), [], b"ab") self.add_version((b"root", b"B"), [], b"bc") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_lca_merge(b"A", b"B") self.assertEqual( [ ("new-a", b"a\n"), ("unchanged", b"b\n"), ("new-b", b"c\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_with_delete_and_change(self): self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [], b"a") self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [b"C"], b"b") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"C"], b"") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"A", b"B") self.assertEqual( [ ("killed-both", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"b\n"), ], list(plan), ) def test_plan_merge_with_move_and_change(self): self.add_rev(b"root", b"C", [], b"abcd") self.add_rev(b"root", b"A", [b"C"], b"acbd") self.add_rev(b"root", b"B", [b"C"], b"aBcd") plan = self.plan_merge_vf.plan_merge(b"A", b"B") self.assertEqual( [ ("unchanged", b"a\n"), ("new-a", b"c\n"), ("killed-b", b"b\n"), ("new-b", b"B\n"), ("killed-a", b"c\n"), ("unchanged", b"d\n"), ], list(plan), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_multiparent.py0000644000000000000000000002525715205410553021202 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007, 2009, 2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA import patiencediff from bzrformats import tests from .. import multiparent from . import TestCase LINES_1 = b"a\nb\nc\nd\ne\n".splitlines(True) LINES_2 = b"a\nc\nd\ne\n".splitlines(True) LINES_3 = b"a\nb\nc\nd\n".splitlines(True) LF_SPLIT_LINES = [b"\x00\n", b"\x00\r\x01\n", b"\x02\r\xff"] class Mock: """Mock object for testing.""" def __init__(self, **kwargs): """Initialize the mock object with the given attributes.""" self.__dict__ = kwargs class TestMulti(TestCase): def test_compare_no_parent(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1) self.assertEqual([multiparent.NewText(LINES_1)], diff.hunks) def test_compare_one_parent(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1, [LINES_2]) self.assertEqual( [ multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 0, 1), multiparent.NewText([b"b\n"]), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3), ], diff.hunks, ) diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_2, [LINES_1]) self.assertEqual( [multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 0, 1), multiparent.ParentText(0, 2, 1, 3)], diff.hunks, ) def test_compare_two_parents(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1, [LINES_2, LINES_3]) self.assertEqual( [multiparent.ParentText(1, 0, 0, 4), multiparent.ParentText(0, 3, 4, 1)], diff.hunks, ) def test_compare_two_parents_blocks(self): matcher = patiencediff.PatienceSequenceMatcher(None, LINES_2, LINES_1) blocks = matcher.get_matching_blocks() diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines( LINES_1, [LINES_2, LINES_3], left_blocks=blocks ) self.assertEqual( [multiparent.ParentText(1, 0, 0, 4), multiparent.ParentText(0, 3, 4, 1)], diff.hunks, ) def test_get_matching_blocks(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1, [LINES_2]) self.assertEqual( [(0, 0, 1), (1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 0)], list(diff.get_matching_blocks(0, len(LINES_2))), ) diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_2, [LINES_1]) self.assertEqual( [(0, 0, 1), (2, 1, 3), (5, 4, 0)], list(diff.get_matching_blocks(0, len(LINES_1))), ) def test_range_iterator(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1, [LINES_2, LINES_3]) diff.hunks.append(multiparent.NewText([b"q\n"])) self.assertEqual( [ (0, 4, "parent", (1, 0, 4)), (4, 5, "parent", (0, 3, 4)), (5, 6, "new", [b"q\n"]), ], list(diff.range_iterator()), ) def test_eq(self): diff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1) diff2 = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_1) self.assertEqual(diff, diff2) diff3 = multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LINES_2) self.assertNotEqual(diff, diff3) self.assertNotEqual(diff, Mock(hunks=[multiparent.NewText(LINES_1)])) self.assertEqual( multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.NewText(LINES_1), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3)] ), multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.NewText(LINES_1), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3)] ), ) def test_to_patch(self): self.assertEqual( [b"i 1\n", b"a\n", b"\n", b"c 0 1 2 3\n"], list( multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.NewText([b"a\n"]), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3)] ).to_patch() ), ) def test_from_patch(self): self.assertEqual( multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.NewText([b"a\n"]), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3)] ), multiparent.MultiParent.from_patch(b"i 1\na\n\nc 0 1 2 3"), ) self.assertEqual( multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.NewText([b"a"]), multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3)] ), multiparent.MultiParent.from_patch(b"i 1\na\nc 0 1 2 3\n"), ) def test_binary_content(self): patch = list(multiparent.MultiParent.from_lines(LF_SPLIT_LINES).to_patch()) multiparent.MultiParent.from_patch(b"".join(patch)) def test_make_patch_from_binary(self): patch = multiparent.MultiParent.from_texts(b"".join(LF_SPLIT_LINES)) expected = multiparent.MultiParent([multiparent.NewText(LF_SPLIT_LINES)]) self.assertEqual(expected, patch) def test_num_lines(self): mp = multiparent.MultiParent([multiparent.NewText([b"a\n"])]) self.assertEqual(1, mp.num_lines()) mp.hunks.append(multiparent.NewText([b"b\n", b"c\n"])) self.assertEqual(3, mp.num_lines()) mp.hunks.append(multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 3, 2)) self.assertEqual(5, mp.num_lines()) mp.hunks.append(multiparent.NewText([b"f\n", b"g\n"])) self.assertEqual(7, mp.num_lines()) def test_to_lines(self): mpdiff = multiparent.MultiParent.from_texts(b"a\nb\nc\n", (b"b\nc\n",)) lines = mpdiff.to_lines((b"b\ne\n",)) self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"b\n", b"e\n"], lines) class TestNewText(TestCase): def test_eq(self): self.assertEqual(multiparent.NewText([]), multiparent.NewText([])) self.assertNotEqual(multiparent.NewText([b"a"]), multiparent.NewText([b"b"])) self.assertNotEqual(multiparent.NewText([b"a"]), Mock(lines=[b"a"])) def test_to_patch(self): self.assertEqual([b"i 0\n", b"\n"], list(multiparent.NewText([]).to_patch())) self.assertEqual( [b"i 1\n", b"a", b"\n"], list(multiparent.NewText([b"a"]).to_patch()) ) self.assertEqual( [b"i 1\n", b"a\n", b"\n"], list(multiparent.NewText([b"a\n"]).to_patch()) ) class TestParentText(TestCase): def test_eq(self): self.assertEqual( multiparent.ParentText(1, 2, 3, 4), multiparent.ParentText(1, 2, 3, 4) ) self.assertNotEqual( multiparent.ParentText(1, 2, 3, 4), multiparent.ParentText(2, 2, 3, 4) ) self.assertNotEqual( multiparent.ParentText(1, 2, 3, 4), Mock(parent=1, parent_pos=2, child_pos=3, num_lines=4), ) def test_to_patch(self): self.assertEqual( [b"c 0 1 2 3\n"], list(multiparent.ParentText(0, 1, 2, 3).to_patch()) ) REV_A = [b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n", b"d\n"] REV_B = [b"a\n", b"c\n", b"d\n", b"e\n"] REV_C = [b"a\n", b"b\n", b"e\n", b"f\n"] class TestVersionedFile(TestCase): def add_version(self, vf, text, version_id, parent_ids): vf.add_version( [(bytes([t]) + b"\n") for t in bytearray(text)], version_id, parent_ids ) def make_vf(self): vf = multiparent.MultiMemoryVersionedFile() self.add_version(vf, b"abcd", b"rev-a", []) self.add_version(vf, b"acde", b"rev-b", []) self.add_version(vf, b"abef", b"rev-c", [b"rev-a", b"rev-b"]) return vf def test_add_version(self): vf = self.make_vf() self.assertEqual(REV_A, vf.cache_version(b"rev-a")) def test_get_line_list(self): vf = self.make_vf() vf.clear_cache() self.assertEqual(REV_A, vf.get_line_list([b"rev-a"])[0]) self.assertEqual([REV_B, REV_C], vf.get_line_list([b"rev-b", b"rev-c"])) def test_reconstruct_empty(self): vf = multiparent.MultiMemoryVersionedFile() vf.add_version([], b"a", []) self.assertEqual([], vf.cache_version(b"a")) def test_reconstructor(self): vf = self.make_vf() self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n", b"d\n"], vf.cache_version(b"rev-a")) self.assertEqual([b"a\n", b"b\n", b"e\n", b"f\n"], vf.cache_version(b"rev-c")) def test_get_build_ranking(self): vf = self.make_vf() self.assertEqual({b"rev-a", b"rev-b", b"rev-c"}, set(vf.get_build_ranking())) def test_get_build_ranking_single_version(self): vf = multiparent.MultiMemoryVersionedFile() self.add_version(vf, b"a", b"rev-a", []) self.assertEqual([b"rev-a"], vf.get_build_ranking()) def test_reordered(self): """Check for a corner case that requires re-starting the cursor.""" vf = multiparent.MultiMemoryVersionedFile() # rev-b must have at least two hunks, so split a and b with c. self.add_version(vf, b"c", b"rev-a", []) self.add_version(vf, b"acb", b"rev-b", [b"rev-a"]) # rev-c and rev-d must each have a line from a different rev-b hunk self.add_version(vf, b"b", b"rev-c", [b"rev-b"]) self.add_version(vf, b"a", b"rev-d", [b"rev-b"]) # The lines from rev-c and rev-d must appear in the opposite order self.add_version(vf, b"ba", b"rev-e", [b"rev-c", b"rev-d"]) vf.clear_cache() lines = vf.get_line_list([b"rev-e"])[0] self.assertEqual([b"b\n", b"a\n"], lines) class TestMultiVersionedFile(tests.TestCaseInTempDir): def test_save_load(self): vf = multiparent.MultiVersionedFile("foop") vf.add_version(b"a\nb\nc\nd".splitlines(True), b"a", []) vf.add_version(b"a\ne\nd\n".splitlines(True), b"b", [b"a"]) vf.save() newvf = multiparent.MultiVersionedFile("foop") newvf.load() self.assertEqual(b"a\nb\nc\nd", b"".join(newvf.get_line_list([b"a"])[0])) self.assertEqual(b"a\ne\nd\n", b"".join(newvf.get_line_list([b"b"])[0])) def test_filenames(self): vf = multiparent.MultiVersionedFile("foop") vf.add_version(b"a\nb\nc\nd".splitlines(True), b"a", []) self.assertPathExists("foop.mpknit") self.assertPathDoesNotExist("foop.mpidx") vf.save() self.assertPathExists("foop.mpidx") vf.destroy() self.assertPathDoesNotExist("foop.mpknit") self.assertPathDoesNotExist("foop.mpidx") bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_osutils.py0000644000000000000000000002342215167225410020333 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bzrformats osutils.""" import hashlib import os from .. import osutils from . import TestCase, TestCaseInTempDir class TestShaFunctions(TestCase): """Test the sha_string and sha_strings functions.""" def test_sha_string_bytes(self): """Test sha_string with bytes input.""" result = osutils.sha_string(b"hello world") expected = hashlib.sha1(b"hello world").hexdigest().encode("ascii") # noqa: S324 self.assertEqual(expected, result) def test_sha_string_unicode(self): """Test sha_string with unicode input.""" result = osutils.sha_string("hello world") expected = hashlib.sha1(b"hello world").hexdigest().encode("ascii") # noqa: S324 self.assertEqual(expected, result) def test_sha_strings(self): """Test sha_strings with mixed input.""" result = osutils.sha_strings([b"hello", " ", "world"]) sha = hashlib.sha1() # noqa: S324 sha.update(b"hello") sha.update(b" ") sha.update(b"world") expected = sha.hexdigest().encode("ascii") self.assertEqual(expected, result) class TestOsutilsFunctions(TestCase): """Test various osutils functions.""" def test_split_unicode(self): """Test split with unicode paths.""" dirname, basename = osutils.split("foo/bar") self.assertEqual("foo", dirname) self.assertEqual("bar", basename) def test_split_bytes(self): """Test split with byte paths.""" dirname, basename = osutils.split(b"foo/bar") self.assertEqual(b"foo", dirname) self.assertEqual(b"bar", basename) def test_pathjoin_unicode(self): """Test pathjoin with unicode paths.""" result = osutils.pathjoin("foo", "bar", "baz") self.assertEqual(os.path.join("foo", "bar", "baz"), result) def test_pathjoin_bytes(self): """Test pathjoin with byte paths.""" result = osutils.pathjoin(b"foo", b"bar", b"baz") self.assertEqual(os.path.join(b"foo", b"bar", b"baz"), result) def test_basename_unicode(self): """Test basename with unicode path.""" result = osutils.basename("foo/bar/baz") self.assertEqual("baz", result) def test_basename_bytes(self): """Test basename with byte path.""" result = osutils.basename(b"foo/bar/baz") self.assertEqual(b"baz", result) def test_dirname_unicode(self): """Test dirname with unicode path.""" result = osutils.dirname("foo/bar/baz") self.assertEqual("foo/bar", result) def test_dirname_bytes(self): """Test dirname with byte path.""" result = osutils.dirname(b"foo/bar/baz") self.assertEqual(b"foo/bar", result) def test_splitpath(self): """Test splitpath function.""" self.assertEqual(["foo", "bar"], osutils.splitpath("foo/bar")) self.assertEqual(["foo", "bar"], osutils.splitpath("/foo/bar")) self.assertEqual([b"foo", b"bar"], osutils.splitpath(b"foo/bar")) self.assertEqual([b"foo", b"bar"], osutils.splitpath(b"/foo/bar")) self.assertEqual([], osutils.splitpath("")) self.assertEqual([], osutils.splitpath("/")) def test_contains_whitespace(self): """Test contains_whitespace function.""" self.assertTrue(osutils.contains_whitespace("hello world")) self.assertTrue(osutils.contains_whitespace("hello\tworld")) self.assertTrue(osutils.contains_whitespace("hello\nworld")) self.assertFalse(osutils.contains_whitespace("helloworld")) # Test bytes self.assertTrue(osutils.contains_whitespace(b"hello world")) self.assertFalse(osutils.contains_whitespace(b"helloworld")) def test_normalized_filename(self): """Test normalized_filename function.""" # Simple ASCII filename result, can_access = osutils.normalized_filename("test.txt") self.assertEqual("test.txt", result) self.assertTrue(can_access) # Bytes filename result, can_access = osutils.normalized_filename(b"test.txt") self.assertEqual(b"test.txt", result) self.assertTrue(can_access) def test_chunks_to_lines(self): """Test chunks_to_lines function.""" chunks = [b"line1\n", b"line2\nli", b"ne3\n"] result = osutils.chunks_to_lines(chunks) self.assertEqual([b"line1\n", b"line2\n", b"line3\n"], result) # Test with no newline at end chunks = [b"line1\n", b"line2"] result = osutils.chunks_to_lines(chunks) self.assertEqual([b"line1\n", b"line2"], result) # Test empty chunks self.assertEqual([], osutils.chunks_to_lines([])) def test_chunks_to_lines_iter(self): """Test chunks_to_lines_iter function.""" chunks = iter([b"line1\n", b"line2\nli", b"ne3\n"]) result = list(osutils.chunks_to_lines_iter(chunks)) self.assertEqual([b"line1\n", b"line2\n", b"line3\n"], result) class TestRustOsutilsFunctions(TestCase): """Test the Rust-based osutils functions.""" def test_rand_chars(self): """Test rand_chars generates the right length string.""" result = osutils.rand_chars(10) self.assertEqual(10, len(result)) # Should only contain alphanumeric characters self.assertTrue(all(c.isalnum() for c in result)) def test_is_inside(self): """Test is_inside function.""" # Should work with both strings and bytes self.assertTrue(osutils.is_inside("/home", "/home/user")) self.assertTrue(osutils.is_inside("/home/", "/home/user")) self.assertFalse(osutils.is_inside("/home", "/usr/bin")) self.assertFalse(osutils.is_inside("/home/user", "/home")) def test_is_inside_any(self): """Test is_inside_any function.""" dirs = ["/home", "/usr"] self.assertTrue(osutils.is_inside_any(dirs, "/home/user")) self.assertTrue(osutils.is_inside_any(dirs, "/usr/bin")) self.assertFalse(osutils.is_inside_any(dirs, "/var/log")) def test_parent_directories(self): """Test parent_directories function.""" result = osutils.parent_directories("/home/user/documents/file.txt") # Convert to list since it returns an iterator parents = list(result) self.assertIn("/home/user/documents", parents) self.assertIn("/home/user", parents) self.assertIn("/home", parents) class TestFileIterator(TestCase): """Test file_iterator function.""" def test_file_iterator(self): """Test iterating over file contents.""" import io content = b"a" * 100000 # 100KB of data file_obj = io.BytesIO(content) chunks = list(osutils.file_iterator(file_obj, chunk_size=1024)) # Should have multiple chunks self.assertTrue(len(chunks) > 1) # Reassemble and check reassembled = b"".join(chunks) self.assertEqual(content, reassembled) # Check chunk sizes (all but last should be 1024) for chunk in chunks[:-1]: self.assertEqual(1024, len(chunk)) class TestPumpfile(TestCaseInTempDir): """Test pumpfile function.""" def test_pumpfile(self): """Test copying data between file objects.""" import io # Create source with some data source_data = b"Hello, world!" * 1000 source = io.BytesIO(source_data) # Create destination dest = io.BytesIO() # Pump the data bytes_copied = osutils.pumpfile(source, dest) # Check the result self.assertEqual(len(source_data), bytes_copied) self.assertEqual(source_data, dest.getvalue()) class TestFileKindFromStatMode(TestCase): """Test file_kind_from_stat_mode function.""" def test_regular_file(self): """Test regular file detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFREG | 0o644 self.assertEqual("file", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_directory(self): """Test directory detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFDIR | 0o755 self.assertEqual("directory", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_symlink(self): """Test symlink detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFLNK | 0o777 self.assertEqual("symlink", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_fifo(self): """Test FIFO detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFIFO | 0o666 self.assertEqual("fifo", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_socket(self): """Test socket detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFSOCK | 0o666 self.assertEqual("socket", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_char_device(self): """Test character device detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFCHR | 0o666 self.assertEqual("chardev", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) def test_block_device(self): """Test block device detection.""" import stat mode = stat.S_IFBLK | 0o666 self.assertEqual("block", osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode)) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_pack.py0000644000000000000000000007345415162115103017551 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for bzrformats.pack.""" from io import BytesIO from .. import pack from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class TestContainerSerialiser(TestCase): """Tests for the ContainerSerialiser class.""" def test_construct(self): """Test constructing a ContainerSerialiser.""" pack.ContainerSerialiser() def test_begin(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() self.assertEqual( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n", serialiser.begin() ) def test_end(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() self.assertEqual(b"E", serialiser.end()) def test_bytes_record_no_name(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() record = serialiser.bytes_record(b"bytes", []) self.assertEqual(b"B5\n\nbytes", record) def test_bytes_record_one_name_with_one_part(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() record = serialiser.bytes_record(b"bytes", [(b"name",)]) self.assertEqual(b"B5\nname\n\nbytes", record) def test_bytes_record_one_name_with_two_parts(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() record = serialiser.bytes_record(b"bytes", [(b"part1", b"part2")]) self.assertEqual(b"B5\npart1\x00part2\n\nbytes", record) def test_bytes_record_two_names(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() record = serialiser.bytes_record(b"bytes", [(b"name1",), (b"name2",)]) self.assertEqual(b"B5\nname1\nname2\n\nbytes", record) def test_bytes_record_whitespace_in_name_part(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() self.assertRaises( pack.InvalidRecordError, serialiser.bytes_record, b"bytes", [(b"bad name",)] ) def test_bytes_record_header(self): serialiser = pack.ContainerSerialiser() record = serialiser.bytes_header(32, [(b"name1",), (b"name2",)]) self.assertEqual(b"B32\nname1\nname2\n\n", record) class TestContainerWriter(TestCase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.output = BytesIO() self.writer = pack.ContainerWriter(self.output.write) def assertOutput(self, expected_output): """Assert that the output of self.writer ContainerWriter is equal to expected_output. """ self.assertEqual(expected_output, self.output.getvalue()) def test_construct(self): """Test constructing a ContainerWriter. This uses None as the output stream to show that the constructor doesn't try to use the output stream. """ pack.ContainerWriter(None) def test_begin(self): """The begin() method writes the container format marker line.""" self.writer.begin() self.assertOutput(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n") def test_zero_records_written_after_begin(self): """After begin is written, 0 records have been written.""" self.writer.begin() self.assertEqual(0, self.writer.records_written) def test_end(self): """The end() method writes an End Marker record.""" self.writer.begin() self.writer.end() self.assertOutput(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nE") def test_empty_end_does_not_add_a_record_to_records_written(self): """The end() method does not count towards the records written.""" self.writer.begin() self.writer.end() self.assertEqual(0, self.writer.records_written) def test_non_empty_end_does_not_add_a_record_to_records_written(self): """The end() method does not count towards the records written.""" self.writer.begin() self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"foo"], len(b"foo"), names=[]) self.writer.end() self.assertEqual(1, self.writer.records_written) def test_add_bytes_record_no_name(self): """Add a bytes record with no name.""" self.writer.begin() offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[]) self.assertEqual((42, 7), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\n\nabc") def test_add_bytes_record_one_name(self): """Add a bytes record with one name.""" self.writer.begin() offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record( [b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[(b"name1",)] ) self.assertEqual((42, 13), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\nname1\n\nabc" ) def test_add_bytes_record_split_writes(self): """Write a large record which does multiple IOs.""" writes = [] real_write = self.writer.write_func def record_writes(data): writes.append(data) return real_write(data) self.writer.write_func = record_writes self.writer._JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD = 2 self.writer.begin() offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record( [b"abcabc"], len(b"abcabc"), names=[(b"name1",)] ) self.assertEqual((42, 16), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB6\nname1\n\nabcabc" ) self.assertEqual( [ b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n", b"B6\nname1\n\n", b"abcabc", ], writes, ) def test_add_bytes_record_two_names(self): """Add a bytes record with two names.""" self.writer.begin() offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record( [b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[(b"name1",), (b"name2",)] ) self.assertEqual((42, 19), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\nname1\nname2\n\nabc" ) def test_add_bytes_record_two_element_name(self): """Add a bytes record with a two-element name.""" self.writer.begin() offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record( [b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[(b"name1", b"name2")] ) self.assertEqual((42, 19), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\nname1\x00name2\n\nabc" ) def test_add_second_bytes_record_gets_higher_offset(self): self.writer.begin() self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"a", b"bc"], len(b"abc"), names=[]) offset, length = self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[]) self.assertEqual((49, 7), (offset, length)) self.assertOutput( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\n\nabcB3\n\nabc" ) def test_add_bytes_record_invalid_name(self): """Adding a Bytes record with a name with whitespace in it raises InvalidRecordError. """ self.writer.begin() self.assertRaises( pack.InvalidRecordError, self.writer.add_bytes_record, [b"abc"], len(b"abc"), names=[(b"bad name",)], ) def test_add_bytes_records_add_to_records_written(self): """Adding a Bytes record increments the records_written counter.""" self.writer.begin() self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"foo"], len(b"foo"), names=[]) self.assertEqual(1, self.writer.records_written) self.writer.add_bytes_record([b"foo"], len(b"foo"), names=[]) self.assertEqual(2, self.writer.records_written) class TestContainerReader(TestCase): """Tests for the ContainerReader. The ContainerReader reads format 1 containers, so these tests explicitly test how it reacts to format 1 data. If a new version of the format is added, then separate tests for that format should be added. """ def get_reader_for(self, data): stream = BytesIO(data) reader = pack.ContainerReader(stream) return reader def test_construct(self): """Test constructing a ContainerReader. This uses None as the output stream to show that the constructor doesn't try to use the input stream. """ pack.ContainerReader(None) def test_empty_container(self): """Read an empty container.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nE") self.assertEqual([], list(reader.iter_records())) def test_unknown_format(self): """Unrecognised container formats raise UnknownContainerFormatError.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"unknown format\n") self.assertRaises(pack.UnknownContainerFormatError, reader.iter_records) def test_unexpected_end_of_container(self): """Containers that don't end with an End Marker record should cause UnexpectedEndOfContainerError to be raised. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n") iterator = reader.iter_records() self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, next, iterator) def test_unknown_record_type(self): """Unknown record types cause UnknownRecordTypeError to be raised.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nX") iterator = reader.iter_records() self.assertRaises(pack.UnknownRecordTypeError, next, iterator) def test_container_with_one_unnamed_record(self): """Read a container with one Bytes record. Parsing Bytes records is more thoroughly exercised by TestBytesRecordReader. This test is here to ensure that ContainerReader's integration with BytesRecordReader is working. """ reader = self.get_reader_for( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB5\n\naaaaaE" ) expected_records = [([], b"aaaaa")] self.assertEqual( expected_records, [ (names, read_bytes(None)) for (names, read_bytes) in reader.iter_records() ], ) def test_validate_empty_container(self): """Validate does not raise an error for a container with no records.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nE") # No exception raised reader.validate() def test_validate_non_empty_valid_container(self): """Validate does not raise an error for a container with a valid record.""" reader = self.get_reader_for( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB3\nname\n\nabcE" ) # No exception raised reader.validate() def test_validate_bad_format(self): """Validate raises an error for unrecognised format strings. It may raise either UnexpectedEndOfContainerError or UnknownContainerFormatError, depending on exactly what the string is. """ inputs = [b"", b"x", b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)", b"bad\n"] for input in inputs: reader = self.get_reader_for(input) self.assertRaises( (pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, pack.UnknownContainerFormatError), reader.validate, ) def test_validate_bad_record_marker(self): """Validate raises UnknownRecordTypeError for unrecognised record types. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nX") self.assertRaises(pack.UnknownRecordTypeError, reader.validate) def test_validate_data_after_end_marker(self): """Validate raises ContainerHasExcessDataError if there are any bytes after the end of the container. """ reader = self.get_reader_for( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nEcrud" ) self.assertRaises(pack.ContainerHasExcessDataError, reader.validate) def test_validate_no_end_marker(self): """Validate raises UnexpectedEndOfContainerError if there's no end of container marker, even if the container up to this point has been valid. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.validate) def test_validate_duplicate_name(self): """Validate raises DuplicateRecordNameError if the same name occurs multiple times in the container. """ reader = self.get_reader_for( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB0\nname\n\nB0\nname\n\nE" ) self.assertRaises(pack.DuplicateRecordNameError, reader.validate) def test_validate_undecodeable_name(self): """Names that aren't valid UTF-8 cause validate to fail.""" reader = self.get_reader_for( b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB0\n\xcc\n\nE" ) self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.validate) class TestBytesRecordReader(TestCase): """Tests for reading and validating Bytes records with BytesRecordReader. Like TestContainerReader, this explicitly tests the reading of format 1 data. If a new version of the format is added, then a separate set of tests for reading that format should be added. """ def get_reader_for(self, data): stream = BytesIO(data) reader = pack.BytesRecordReader(stream) return reader def test_record_with_no_name(self): """Reading a Bytes record with no name returns an empty list of names. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"5\n\naaaaa") names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual([], names) self.assertEqual(b"aaaaa", get_bytes(None)) def test_record_with_one_name(self): """Reading a Bytes record with one name returns a list of just that name. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"5\nname1\n\naaaaa") names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual([(b"name1",)], names) self.assertEqual(b"aaaaa", get_bytes(None)) def test_record_with_two_names(self): """Reading a Bytes record with two names returns a list of both names.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"5\nname1\nname2\n\naaaaa") names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual([(b"name1",), (b"name2",)], names) self.assertEqual(b"aaaaa", get_bytes(None)) def test_record_with_two_part_names(self): """Reading a Bytes record with a two_part name reads both.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"5\nname1\x00name2\n\naaaaa") names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual( [ ( b"name1", b"name2", ) ], names, ) self.assertEqual(b"aaaaa", get_bytes(None)) def test_invalid_length(self): """If the length-prefix is not a number, parsing raises InvalidRecordError. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"not a number\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.read) def test_early_eof(self): """Tests for premature EOF occuring during parsing Bytes records with BytesRecordReader. A incomplete container might be interrupted at any point. The BytesRecordReader needs to cope with the input stream running out no matter where it is in the parsing process. In all cases, UnexpectedEndOfContainerError should be raised. """ complete_record = b"6\nname\n\nabcdef" for count in range(0, len(complete_record)): incomplete_record = complete_record[:count] reader = self.get_reader_for(incomplete_record) # We don't use assertRaises to make diagnosing failures easier # (assertRaises doesn't allow a custom failure message). try: _names, read_bytes = reader.read() read_bytes(None) except pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError: pass else: self.fail( f"UnexpectedEndOfContainerError not raised when parsing {incomplete_record!r}" ) def test_initial_eof(self): """EOF before any bytes read at all.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.read) def test_eof_after_length(self): """EOF after reading the length and before reading name(s).""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"123\n") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.read) def test_eof_during_name(self): """EOF during reading a name.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"123\nname") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.read) def test_read_invalid_name_whitespace(self): """Names must have no whitespace.""" # A name with a space. reader = self.get_reader_for(b"0\nbad name\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.read) # A name with a tab. reader = self.get_reader_for(b"0\nbad\tname\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.read) # A name with a vertical tab. reader = self.get_reader_for(b"0\nbad\vname\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.read) def test_validate_whitespace_in_name(self): """Names must have no whitespace.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"0\nbad name\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.validate) def test_validate_interrupted_prelude(self): """EOF during reading a record's prelude causes validate to fail.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.validate) def test_validate_interrupted_body(self): """EOF during reading a record's body causes validate to fail.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"1\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError, reader.validate) def test_validate_unparseable_length(self): """An unparseable record length causes validate to fail.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.validate) def test_validate_undecodeable_name(self): """Names that aren't valid UTF-8 cause validate to fail.""" reader = self.get_reader_for(b"0\n\xcc\n\n") self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, reader.validate) def test_read_max_length(self): """If the max_length passed to the callable returned by read is not None, then no more than that many bytes will be read. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"6\n\nabcdef") _names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual(b"abc", get_bytes(3)) def test_read_no_max_length(self): """If the max_length passed to the callable returned by read is None, then all the bytes in the record will be read. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"6\n\nabcdef") _names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual(b"abcdef", get_bytes(None)) def test_repeated_read_calls(self): """Repeated calls to the callable returned from BytesRecordReader.read will not read beyond the end of the record. """ reader = self.get_reader_for(b"6\n\nabcdefB3\nnext-record\nXXX") _names, get_bytes = reader.read() self.assertEqual(b"abcdef", get_bytes(None)) self.assertEqual(b"", get_bytes(None)) self.assertEqual(b"", get_bytes(99)) class TestMakeReadvReader(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): def test_read_skipping_records(self): pack_data = BytesIO() writer = pack.ContainerWriter(pack_data.write) writer.begin() memos = [] memos.append(writer.add_bytes_record([b"abc"], 3, names=[])) memos.append(writer.add_bytes_record([b"def"], 3, names=[(b"name1",)])) memos.append(writer.add_bytes_record([b"ghi"], 3, names=[(b"name2",)])) memos.append(writer.add_bytes_record([b"jkl"], 3, names=[])) writer.end() transport = self.get_transport() transport.put_bytes("mypack", pack_data.getvalue()) requested_records = [memos[0], memos[2]] reader = pack.make_readv_reader(transport, "mypack", requested_records) result = [] for names, reader_func in reader.iter_records(): result.append((names, reader_func(None))) self.assertEqual([([], b"abc"), ([(b"name2",)], b"ghi")], result) class TestReadvFile(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): """Tests of the ReadVFile class. Error cases are deliberately undefined: this code adapts the underlying transport interface to a single 'streaming read' interface as ContainerReader needs. """ def test_read_bytes(self): """Test reading of both single bytes and all bytes in a hunk.""" transport = self.get_transport() transport.put_bytes("sample", b"0123456789") f = pack.ReadVFile(transport.readv("sample", [(0, 1), (1, 2), (4, 1), (6, 2)])) results = [] results.append(f.read(1)) results.append(f.read(2)) results.append(f.read(1)) results.append(f.read(1)) results.append(f.read(1)) self.assertEqual([b"0", b"12", b"4", b"6", b"7"], results) def test_readline(self): """Test using readline() as ContainerReader does. This is always within a readv hunk, never across it. """ transport = self.get_transport() transport.put_bytes("sample", b"0\n2\n4\n") f = pack.ReadVFile(transport.readv("sample", [(0, 2), (2, 4)])) results = [] results.append(f.readline()) results.append(f.readline()) results.append(f.readline()) self.assertEqual([b"0\n", b"2\n", b"4\n"], results) def test_readline_and_read(self): """Test exercising one byte reads, readline, and then read again.""" transport = self.get_transport() transport.put_bytes("sample", b"0\n2\n4\n") f = pack.ReadVFile(transport.readv("sample", [(0, 6)])) results = [] results.append(f.read(1)) results.append(f.readline()) results.append(f.read(4)) self.assertEqual([b"0", b"\n", b"2\n4\n"], results) class PushParserTestCase(TestCase): """Base class for TestCases involving ContainerPushParser.""" def make_parser_expecting_record_type(self): parser = pack.ContainerPushParser() parser.accept_bytes(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n") return parser def make_parser_expecting_bytes_record(self): parser = pack.ContainerPushParser() parser.accept_bytes(b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB") return parser def assertRecordParsing(self, expected_record, data): """Assert that 'bytes' is parsed as a given bytes record. :param expected_record: A tuple of (names, bytes). """ parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() parser.accept_bytes(data) parsed_records = parser.read_pending_records() self.assertEqual([expected_record], parsed_records) class TestContainerPushParser(PushParserTestCase): """Tests for ContainerPushParser. The ContainerPushParser reads format 1 containers, so these tests explicitly test how it reacts to format 1 data. If a new version of the format is added, then separate tests for that format should be added. """ def test_construct(self): """ContainerPushParser can be constructed.""" pack.ContainerPushParser() def test_multiple_records_at_once(self): """If multiple records worth of data are fed to the parser in one string, the parser will correctly parse all the records. (A naive implementation might stop after parsing the first record.) """ parser = self.make_parser_expecting_record_type() parser.accept_bytes(b"B5\nname1\n\nbody1B5\nname2\n\nbody2") self.assertEqual( [([(b"name1",)], b"body1"), ([(b"name2",)], b"body2")], parser.read_pending_records(), ) def test_multiple_empty_records_at_once(self): """If multiple empty records worth of data are fed to the parser in one string, the parser will correctly parse all the records. (A naive implementation might stop after parsing the first empty record, because the buffer size had not changed.) """ parser = self.make_parser_expecting_record_type() parser.accept_bytes(b"B0\nname1\n\nB0\nname2\n\n") self.assertEqual( [([(b"name1",)], b""), ([(b"name2",)], b"")], parser.read_pending_records() ) class TestContainerPushParserBytesParsing(PushParserTestCase): """Tests for reading Bytes records with ContainerPushParser. The ContainerPushParser reads format 1 containers, so these tests explicitly test how it reacts to format 1 data. If a new version of the format is added, then separate tests for that format should be added. """ def test_record_with_no_name(self): """Reading a Bytes record with no name returns an empty list of names. """ self.assertRecordParsing(([], b"aaaaa"), b"5\n\naaaaa") def test_record_with_one_name(self): """Reading a Bytes record with one name returns a list of just that name. """ self.assertRecordParsing(([(b"name1",)], b"aaaaa"), b"5\nname1\n\naaaaa") def test_record_with_two_names(self): """Reading a Bytes record with two names returns a list of both names.""" self.assertRecordParsing( ([(b"name1",), (b"name2",)], b"aaaaa"), b"5\nname1\nname2\n\naaaaa" ) def test_record_with_two_part_names(self): """Reading a Bytes record with a two_part name reads both.""" self.assertRecordParsing( ([(b"name1", b"name2")], b"aaaaa"), b"5\nname1\x00name2\n\naaaaa" ) def test_invalid_length(self): """If the length-prefix is not a number, parsing raises InvalidRecordError. """ parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() self.assertRaises( pack.InvalidRecordError, parser.accept_bytes, b"not a number\n" ) def test_incomplete_record(self): """If the bytes seen so far don't form a complete record, then there will be nothing returned by read_pending_records. """ parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() parser.accept_bytes(b"5\n\nabcd") self.assertEqual([], parser.read_pending_records()) def test_accept_nothing(self): """The edge case of parsing an empty string causes no error.""" parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() parser.accept_bytes(b"") def assertInvalidRecord(self, data): """Assert that parsing the given bytes raises InvalidRecordError.""" parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() self.assertRaises(pack.InvalidRecordError, parser.accept_bytes, data) def test_read_invalid_name_whitespace(self): """Names must have no whitespace.""" # A name with a space. self.assertInvalidRecord(b"0\nbad name\n\n") # A name with a tab. self.assertInvalidRecord(b"0\nbad\tname\n\n") # A name with a vertical tab. self.assertInvalidRecord(b"0\nbad\vname\n\n") def test_repeated_read_pending_records(self): """read_pending_records will not return the same record twice.""" parser = self.make_parser_expecting_bytes_record() parser.accept_bytes(b"6\n\nabcdef") self.assertEqual([([], b"abcdef")], parser.read_pending_records()) self.assertEqual([], parser.read_pending_records()) class TestErrors(TestCase): def test_unknown_container_format(self): """Test the formatting of UnknownContainerFormatError.""" e = pack.UnknownContainerFormatError("bad format string") self.assertEqual("Unrecognised container format: 'bad format string'", str(e)) def test_unexpected_end_of_container(self): """Test the formatting of UnexpectedEndOfContainerError.""" e = pack.UnexpectedEndOfContainerError() self.assertEqual("Unexpected end of container stream", str(e)) def test_unknown_record_type(self): """Test the formatting of UnknownRecordTypeError.""" e = pack.UnknownRecordTypeError("X") self.assertEqual("Unknown record type: 'X'", str(e)) def test_invalid_record(self): """Test the formatting of InvalidRecordError.""" e = pack.InvalidRecordError("xxx") self.assertEqual("Invalid record: xxx", str(e)) def test_container_has_excess_data(self): """Test the formatting of ContainerHasExcessDataError.""" e = pack.ContainerHasExcessDataError("excess bytes") self.assertEqual("Container has data after end marker: 'excess bytes'", str(e)) def test_duplicate_record_name_error(self): """Test the formatting of DuplicateRecordNameError.""" e = pack.DuplicateRecordNameError(b"n\xc3\xa5me") self.assertEqual( "Container has multiple records with the same name: n\xe5me", str(e) ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_registry.py0000644000000000000000000003532715162115103020500 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006, 2008-2012, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the Registry classes.""" import os import sys from .. import osutils, registry from . import TestCase, TestCaseInTempDir class TestRegistry(TestCase): def register_stuff(self, a_registry): a_registry.register("one", 1) a_registry.register("two", 2) a_registry.register("four", 4) a_registry.register("five", 5) def test_registry(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() self.register_stuff(a_registry) self.assertIsNone(a_registry.default_key) # test get() (self.default_key is None) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get, None) self.assertEqual(2, a_registry.get("two")) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get, "three") # test _set_default_key a_registry.default_key = "five" self.assertEqual(a_registry.default_key, "five") self.assertEqual(5, a_registry.get()) self.assertEqual(5, a_registry.get(None)) # If they ask for a specific entry, they should get KeyError # not the default value. They can always pass None if they prefer self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get, "six") self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry._set_default_key, "six") # test keys() self.assertEqual(["five", "four", "one", "two"], a_registry.keys()) def test_registry_funcs(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() self.register_stuff(a_registry) self.assertIn("one", a_registry) a_registry.remove("one") self.assertNotIn("one", a_registry) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get, "one") a_registry.register("one", "one") self.assertEqual(["five", "four", "one", "two"], sorted(a_registry.keys())) self.assertEqual( [("five", 5), ("four", 4), ("one", "one"), ("two", 2)], sorted(a_registry.iteritems()), ) def test_register_override(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("one", "one") self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.register, "one", "two") self.assertRaises( KeyError, a_registry.register, "one", "two", override_existing=False ) a_registry.register("one", "two", override_existing=True) self.assertEqual("two", a_registry.get("one")) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.register_lazy, "one", "three", "four") a_registry.register_lazy("one", "module", "member", override_existing=True) def test_registry_help(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("one", 1, help="help text for one") # We should not have to import the module to return the help # information a_registry.register_lazy( "two", "nonexistent_module", "member", help="help text for two" ) # We should be able to handle a callable to get information help_calls = [] def generic_help(reg, key): help_calls.append(key) return f"generic help for {key}" a_registry.register("three", 3, help=generic_help) a_registry.register_lazy( "four", "nonexistent_module", "member2", help=generic_help ) a_registry.register("five", 5) def help_from_object(reg, key): obj = reg.get(key) return obj.help() class SimpleObj: def help(self): return "this is my help" a_registry.register("six", SimpleObj(), help=help_from_object) self.assertEqual("help text for one", a_registry.get_help("one")) self.assertEqual("help text for two", a_registry.get_help("two")) self.assertEqual("generic help for three", a_registry.get_help("three")) self.assertEqual(["three"], help_calls) self.assertEqual("generic help for four", a_registry.get_help("four")) self.assertEqual(["three", "four"], help_calls) self.assertEqual(None, a_registry.get_help("five")) self.assertEqual("this is my help", a_registry.get_help("six")) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_help, None) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_help, "seven") a_registry.default_key = "one" self.assertEqual("help text for one", a_registry.get_help(None)) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_help, "seven") self.assertEqual( [ ("five", None), ("four", "generic help for four"), ("one", "help text for one"), ("six", "this is my help"), ("three", "generic help for three"), ("two", "help text for two"), ], sorted((key, a_registry.get_help(key)) for key in a_registry.keys()), ) # We don't know what order it was called in, but we should get # 2 more calls to three and four self.assertEqual(["four", "four", "three", "three"], sorted(help_calls)) def test_registry_info(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("one", 1, info="string info") # We should not have to import the module to return the info a_registry.register_lazy("two", "nonexistent_module", "member", info=2) # We should be able to handle a callable to get information a_registry.register("three", 3, info=["a", "list"]) obj = object() a_registry.register_lazy("four", "nonexistent_module", "member2", info=obj) a_registry.register("five", 5) self.assertEqual("string info", a_registry.get_info("one")) self.assertEqual(2, a_registry.get_info("two")) self.assertEqual(["a", "list"], a_registry.get_info("three")) self.assertIs(obj, a_registry.get_info("four")) self.assertIs(None, a_registry.get_info("five")) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_info, None) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_info, "six") a_registry.default_key = "one" self.assertEqual("string info", a_registry.get_info(None)) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.get_info, "six") self.assertEqual( [ ("five", None), ("four", obj), ("one", "string info"), ("three", ["a", "list"]), ("two", 2), ], sorted((key, a_registry.get_info(key)) for key in a_registry.keys()), ) def test_get_prefix(self): my_registry = registry.Registry() http_object = object() sftp_object = object() my_registry.register("http:", http_object) my_registry.register("sftp:", sftp_object) found_object, suffix = my_registry.get_prefix("http://foo/bar") self.assertEqual("//foo/bar", suffix) self.assertIs(http_object, found_object) self.assertIsNot(sftp_object, found_object) found_object, suffix = my_registry.get_prefix("sftp://baz/qux") self.assertEqual("//baz/qux", suffix) self.assertIs(sftp_object, found_object) def test_registry_alias(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("one", 1, info="string info") a_registry.register_alias("two", "one") a_registry.register_alias("three", "one", info="own info") self.assertEqual(a_registry.get("one"), a_registry.get("two")) self.assertEqual(a_registry.get_help("one"), a_registry.get_help("two")) self.assertEqual(a_registry.get_info("one"), a_registry.get_info("two")) self.assertEqual("own info", a_registry.get_info("three")) self.assertEqual({"two": "one", "three": "one"}, a_registry.aliases()) self.assertEqual( {"one": ["three", "two"]}, {k: sorted(v) for (k, v) in a_registry.alias_map().items()}, ) def test_registry_alias_exists(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("one", 1, info="string info") a_registry.register("two", 2) self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.register_alias, "one", "one") def test_registry_alias_targetmissing(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() self.assertRaises(KeyError, a_registry.register_alias, "one", "two") class TestRegistryIter(TestCase): """Test registry iteration behaviors. There are dark corner cases here when the registered objects trigger addition in the iterated registry. """ def setUp(self): super().setUp() # We create a registry with "official" objects and "hidden" # objects. The later represent the side effects that led to bug #277048 # and #430510 _registry = registry.Registry() def register_more(): _registry.register("hidden", None) # Avoid closing over self by binding local variable self.registry = _registry self.registry.register("passive", None) self.registry.register("active", register_more) self.registry.register("passive-too", None) class InvasiveGetter(registry._ObjectGetter): def get_obj(inner_self): # noqa: N805 # Surprise ! Getting a registered object (think lazy loaded # module) register yet another object ! _registry.register("more hidden", None) return inner_self._obj self.registry.register("hacky", None) # We peek under the covers because the alternative is to use lazy # registration and create a module that can reference our test registry # it's too much work for such a corner case -- vila 090916 self.registry._dict["hacky"] = InvasiveGetter(None) def _iter_them(self, iter_func_name): iter_func = getattr(self.registry, iter_func_name, None) self.assertIsNot(None, iter_func) count = 0 for name, func in iter_func(): count += 1 self.assertNotIn(name, ("hidden", "more hidden")) if func is not None: # Using an object register another one as a side effect func() self.assertEqual(4, count) def test_iteritems(self): # the dict is modified during the iteration self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, self._iter_them, "iteritems") def test_items(self): # we should be able to iterate even if one item modify the dict self._iter_them("items") class TestRegistryWithDirs(TestCaseInTempDir): """Registry tests that require temporary dirs.""" def create_plugin_file(self, contents): """Create a file to be used as a plugin. This is created in a temporary directory, so that we are sure that it doesn't start in the plugin path. """ os.mkdir("tmp") plugin_name = f"bzr_plugin_a_{osutils.rand_chars(4)}" with open("tmp/" + plugin_name + ".py", "wb") as f: f.write(contents) return plugin_name def create_simple_plugin(self): return self.create_plugin_file( b'object1 = "foo"\n' b"\n\n" b"def function(a,b,c):\n" b" return a,b,c\n" b"\n\n" b"class MyClass(object):\n" b" def __init__(self, a):\n" b" self.a = a\n" b"\n\n" ) def test_lazy_import_registry_foo(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register_lazy("foo", "bzrformats.revision", "Revision") a_registry.register_lazy("bar", "bzrformats.revision", "NULL_REVISION") from bzrformats.revision import NULL_REVISION, Revision self.assertEqual(Revision, a_registry.get("foo")) self.assertEqual(NULL_REVISION, a_registry.get("bar")) def test_lazy_import_registry(self): plugin_name = self.create_simple_plugin() a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register_lazy("obj", plugin_name, "object1") a_registry.register_lazy("function", plugin_name, "function") a_registry.register_lazy("klass", plugin_name, "MyClass") a_registry.register_lazy("module", plugin_name, None) self.assertEqual( ["function", "klass", "module", "obj"], sorted(a_registry.keys()) ) # The plugin should not be loaded until we grab the first object self.assertNotIn(plugin_name, sys.modules) # By default the plugin won't be in the search path self.assertRaises(ImportError, a_registry.get, "obj") plugin_path = self.test_dir + "/tmp" # noqa: S108 sys.path.append(plugin_path) try: obj = a_registry.get("obj") self.assertEqual("foo", obj) self.assertIn(plugin_name, sys.modules) # Now grab another object func = a_registry.get("function") self.assertEqual(plugin_name, func.__module__) self.assertEqual("function", func.__name__) self.assertEqual((1, [], "3"), func(1, [], "3")) # And finally a class klass = a_registry.get("klass") self.assertEqual(plugin_name, klass.__module__) self.assertEqual("MyClass", klass.__name__) inst = klass(1) self.assertIsInstance(inst, klass) self.assertEqual(1, inst.a) module = a_registry.get("module") self.assertIs(obj, module.object1) self.assertIs(func, module.function) self.assertIs(klass, module.MyClass) finally: sys.path.remove(plugin_path) def test_lazy_import_get_module(self): a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register_lazy("obj", "bzrformats.tests.test_registry", "object1") self.assertEqual( "bzrformats.tests.test_registry", a_registry._get_module("obj") ) def test_normal_get_module(self): class AThing: """Something.""" a_registry = registry.Registry() a_registry.register("obj", AThing()) self.assertEqual( "bzrformats.tests.test_registry", a_registry._get_module("obj") ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_revision.py0000644000000000000000000000642015162115103020456 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA from ..revision import Revision from . import TestCase class TestRevisionMethods(TestCase): def test_get_summary(self): r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="", message="a", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual("a", r.get_summary()) r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="", message="a\nb", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual("a", r.get_summary()) r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="", message="\na\nb", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual("a", r.get_summary()) r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="", message="", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual("", r.get_summary()) def test_get_apparent_authors(self): r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="A", message="", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual(["A"], r.get_apparent_authors()) r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="A", message="", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={"author": "B"}, ) self.assertEqual(["B"], r.get_apparent_authors()) r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="A", message="", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={"author": "B", "authors": "C\nD"}, ) self.assertEqual(["C", "D"], r.get_apparent_authors()) def test_get_apparent_authors_no_committer(self): r = Revision( b"1", parent_ids=[], committer="", message="", timestamp=0, timezone=0, inventory_sha1=None, properties={}, ) self.assertEqual([], r.get_apparent_authors()) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_rio.py0000644000000000000000000003425115162115103017414 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for rio serialization. A simple, reproducible structured IO format. rio itself works in Unicode strings. It is typically encoded to UTF-8, but this depends on the transport. """ import re from tempfile import TemporaryFile from .. import rio as _mod_rio from ..osutils import IterableFile from ..rio_patch import read_patch_stanza, to_patch_lines from . import TestCase def rio_file(stanzas): return IterableFile(_mod_rio.rio_iter(stanzas)) class TestRio(TestCase): def test_stanza(self): """Construct rio stanza in memory.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza(number="42", name="fred") self.assertIn("number", s) self.assertNotIn("color", s) self.assertNotIn("42", s) self.assertEqual(list(s.iter_pairs()), [("name", "fred"), ("number", "42")]) self.assertEqual(s.get("number"), "42") self.assertEqual(s.get("name"), "fred") def test_empty_value(self): """Serialize stanza with empty field.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza(empty="") self.assertEqual(s.to_string(), b"empty: \n") def test_to_lines(self): """Write simple rio stanza to string.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza(number="42", name="fred") self.assertEqual(list(s.to_lines()), [b"name: fred\n", b"number: 42\n"]) def test_as_dict(self): """Convert rio Stanza to dictionary.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza(number="42", name="fred") sd = s.as_dict() self.assertEqual(sd, {"number": "42", "name": "fred"}) def test_to_file(self): """Write rio to file.""" tmpf = TemporaryFile() s = _mod_rio.Stanza( a_thing='something with "quotes like \\"this\\""', number="42", name="fred" ) s.write(tmpf) tmpf.seek(0) self.assertEqual( tmpf.read(), b"""\ a_thing: something with "quotes like \\"this\\"" name: fred number: 42 """, ) def test_multiline_string(self): tmpf = TemporaryFile() s = _mod_rio.Stanza( motto="war is peace\nfreedom is slavery\nignorance is strength" ) s.write(tmpf) tmpf.seek(0) self.assertEqual( tmpf.read(), b"""\ motto: war is peace \tfreedom is slavery \tignorance is strength """, ) tmpf.seek(0) s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s, s2) def test_read_stanza(self): """Load stanza from string.""" lines = b"""\ revision: mbp@sourcefrog.net-123-abc timestamp: 1130653962 timezone: 36000 committer: Martin Pool """.splitlines(True) s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(lines) self.assertIn("revision", s) self.assertEqual(s.get("revision"), "mbp@sourcefrog.net-123-abc") self.assertEqual( list(s.iter_pairs()), [ ("revision", "mbp@sourcefrog.net-123-abc"), ("timestamp", "1130653962"), ("timezone", "36000"), ("committer", "Martin Pool "), ], ) self.assertEqual(len(s), 4) def test_repeated_field(self): """Repeated field in rio.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza() for k, v in [ ("a", "10"), ("b", "20"), ("a", "100"), ("b", "200"), ("a", "1000"), ("b", "2000"), ]: s.add(k, v) s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(s.to_lines()) self.assertEqual(s, s2) self.assertEqual(s.get_all("a"), ["10", "100", "1000"]) self.assertEqual(s.get_all("b"), ["20", "200", "2000"]) def test_backslash(self): s = _mod_rio.Stanza(q="\\") t = s.to_string() self.assertEqual(t, b"q: \\\n") s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(s.to_lines()) self.assertEqual(s, s2) def test_blank_line(self): s = _mod_rio.Stanza(none="", one="\n", two="\n\n") self.assertEqual( s.to_string(), b"""\ none:\x20 one:\x20 \t two:\x20 \t \t """, ) s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(s.to_lines()) self.assertEqual(s, s2) def test_whitespace_value(self): s = _mod_rio.Stanza(space=" ", tabs="\t\t\t", combo="\n\t\t\n") self.assertEqual( s.to_string(), b"""\ combo:\x20 \t\t\t \t space:\x20\x20 tabs: \t\t\t """, ) s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(s.to_lines()) self.assertEqual(s, s2) self.rio_file_stanzas([s]) def test_quoted(self): """Rio quoted string cases.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza( q1='"hello"', q2=' "for', q3='\n\n"for"\n', q4='for\n"\nfor', q5="\n", q6='"', q7='""', q8="\\", q9='\\"\\"', ) s2 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(s.to_lines()) self.assertEqual(s, s2) # apparent bug in read_stanza # s3 = _mod_rio.read_stanza(self.stanzas_to_str([s])) # self.assertEqual(s, s3) def test_read_empty(self): """Detect end of rio file.""" s = _mod_rio.read_stanza([]) self.assertEqual(s, None) self.assertIsNone(s) def test_read_nul_byte(self): """File consisting of a nul byte causes an error.""" self.assertRaises(ValueError, _mod_rio.read_stanza, [b"\0"]) def test_read_nul_bytes(self): """File consisting of many nul bytes causes an error.""" self.assertRaises(ValueError, _mod_rio.read_stanza, [b"\0" * 100]) def test_read_iter(self): """Read several stanzas from file.""" tmpf = TemporaryFile() tmpf.write( b"""\ version_header: 1 name: foo val: 123 name: bar val: 129319 """ ) tmpf.seek(0) reader = _mod_rio.read_stanzas(tmpf) stuff = list(reader) self.assertEqual( stuff, [ _mod_rio.Stanza(version_header="1"), _mod_rio.Stanza(name="foo", val="123"), _mod_rio.Stanza(name="bar", val="129319"), ], ) def test_read_several(self): """Read several stanzas from file.""" tmpf = TemporaryFile() tmpf.write( b"""\ version_header: 1 name: foo val: 123 name: quoted address: "Willowglen" \t 42 Wallaby Way \t Sydney name: bar val: 129319 """ ) tmpf.seek(0) s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s, _mod_rio.Stanza(version_header="1")) s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s, _mod_rio.Stanza(name="foo", val="123")) s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s.get("name"), "quoted") self.assertEqual(s.get("address"), ' "Willowglen"\n 42 Wallaby Way\n Sydney') s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s, _mod_rio.Stanza(name="bar", val="129319")) s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.assertEqual(s, None) def check_rio_file(self, real_file): real_file.seek(0) read_write = rio_file(_mod_rio.RioReader(real_file)).read() real_file.seek(0) self.assertEqual(read_write, real_file.read()) @staticmethod def stanzas_to_str(stanzas): return rio_file(stanzas).read() def rio_file_stanzas(self, stanzas): new_stanzas = list(_mod_rio.RioReader(rio_file(stanzas))) self.assertEqual(new_stanzas, stanzas) def test_tricky_quoted(self): tmpf = TemporaryFile() tmpf.write( b'''\ s: "one" s:\x20 \t"one" \t s: " s: "" s: """ s:\x20 \t s: \\ s:\x20 \t\\ \t\\\\ \t s: word\\ s: quote" s: backslashes\\\\\\ s: both\\\" ''' ) tmpf.seek(0) expected_vals = [ '"one"', '\n"one"\n', '"', '""', '"""', "\n", "\\", "\n\\\n\\\\\n", "word\\", 'quote"', "backslashes\\\\\\", 'both\\"', ] for expected in expected_vals: stanza = _mod_rio.read_stanza(tmpf) self.rio_file_stanzas([stanza]) self.assertEqual(len(stanza), 1) self.assertEqual(stanza.get("s"), expected) def test_write_empty_stanza(self): """Write empty stanza.""" l = list(_mod_rio.Stanza().to_lines()) self.assertEqual(l, []) def test_rio_raises_type_error(self): """TypeError on adding invalid type to Stanza.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza() self.assertRaises(TypeError, s.add, "foo", {}) def test_rio_raises_type_error_key(self): """TypeError on adding invalid type to Stanza.""" s = _mod_rio.Stanza() self.assertRaises(TypeError, s.add, 10, {}) def test_rio_surrogateescape(self): raw_bytes = b"\xcb" self.assertRaises(UnicodeDecodeError, raw_bytes.decode, "utf-8") try: uni_data = raw_bytes.decode("utf-8", "surrogateescape") except LookupError: self.skipTest("surrogateescape is not available on Python < 3") try: _mod_rio.Stanza(foo=uni_data) except TypeError: pass else: self.fail() def test_rio_unicode(self): uni_data = "\N{KATAKANA LETTER O}" s = _mod_rio.Stanza(foo=uni_data) self.assertEqual(s.get("foo"), uni_data) raw_lines = s.to_lines() self.assertEqual(raw_lines, [b"foo: " + uni_data.encode("utf-8") + b"\n"]) new_s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(raw_lines) self.assertEqual(new_s.get("foo"), uni_data) def mail_munge(self, lines, dos_nl=True): new_lines = [] for line in lines: line = re.sub(b" *\n", b"\n", line) if dos_nl: line = re.sub(b"([^\r])\n", b"\\1\r\n", line) new_lines.append(line) return new_lines def test_patch_rio(self): stanza = _mod_rio.Stanza(data="#\n\r\\r ", space=" " * 255, hash="#" * 255) lines = to_patch_lines(stanza) for line in lines: self.assertContainsRe(line, b"^# ") self.assertGreaterEqual(72, len(line)) for line in to_patch_lines(stanza, max_width=12): self.assertGreaterEqual(12, len(line)) new_stanza = read_patch_stanza(self.mail_munge(lines, dos_nl=False)) lines = self.mail_munge(lines) new_stanza = read_patch_stanza(lines) self.assertEqual("#\n\r\\r ", new_stanza.get("data")) self.assertEqual(" " * 255, new_stanza.get("space")) self.assertEqual("#" * 255, new_stanza.get("hash")) def test_patch_rio_linebreaks(self): stanza = _mod_rio.Stanza(breaktest="linebreak -/" * 30) line1 = to_patch_lines(stanza, 71)[0] self.assertContainsRe(line1, b"linebreak\\\\\n") stanza = _mod_rio.Stanza(breaktest="linebreak-/" * 30) self.assertContainsRe(to_patch_lines(stanza, 70)[0], b"linebreak-\\\\\n") stanza = _mod_rio.Stanza(breaktest="linebreak/" * 30) self.assertContainsRe(to_patch_lines(stanza, 70)[0], b"linebreak\\\\\n") class TestValidTag(TestCase): def test_ok(self): self.assertTrue(_mod_rio.valid_tag("foo")) def test_no_spaces(self): self.assertFalse(_mod_rio.valid_tag("foo bla")) def test_numeric(self): self.assertTrue(_mod_rio.valid_tag("3foo423")) def test_no_colon(self): self.assertFalse(_mod_rio.valid_tag("foo:bla")) def test_type_error(self): self.assertRaises(TypeError, _mod_rio.valid_tag, 423) def test_empty(self): self.assertFalse(_mod_rio.valid_tag("")) def test_unicode(self): # When str is a unicode type, it is valid for a tag self.assertTrue(_mod_rio.valid_tag("foo")) def test_non_ascii_char(self): self.assertFalse(_mod_rio.valid_tag("\xb5")) class TestReadUTF8Stanza(TestCase): def assertReadStanza(self, result, line_iter): s = _mod_rio.read_stanza(line_iter) self.assertEqual(result, s) if s is not None: for tag, value in s.iter_pairs(): self.assertIsInstance(tag, str) self.assertIsInstance(value, str) def assertReadStanzaRaises(self, exception, line_iter): self.assertRaises(exception, _mod_rio.read_stanza, line_iter) def test_no_string(self): self.assertReadStanzaRaises(TypeError, [21323]) def test_empty(self): self.assertReadStanza(None, []) def test_none(self): self.assertReadStanza(None, [b""]) def test_simple(self): self.assertReadStanza(_mod_rio.Stanza(foo="bar"), [b"foo: bar\n", b""]) def test_multi_line(self): self.assertReadStanza( _mod_rio.Stanza(foo="bar\nbla"), [b"foo: bar\n", b"\tbla\n"] ) def test_repeated(self): s = _mod_rio.Stanza() s.add("foo", "bar") s.add("foo", "foo") self.assertReadStanza(s, [b"foo: bar\n", b"foo: foo\n"]) def test_invalid_early_colon(self): self.assertReadStanzaRaises(ValueError, [b"f:oo: bar\n"]) def test_invalid_tag(self): self.assertReadStanzaRaises(ValueError, [b"f%oo: bar\n"]) def test_continuation_too_early(self): self.assertReadStanzaRaises(ValueError, [b"\tbar\n"]) def test_large(self): value = b"bla" * 9000 self.assertReadStanza( _mod_rio.Stanza(foo=value.decode()), [b"foo: %s\n" % value] ) def test_non_ascii_char(self): self.assertReadStanza( _mod_rio.Stanza(foo="n\xe5me"), ["foo: n\xe5me\n".encode()] ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_serializer.py0000644000000000000000000000314515162115103020772 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the revision/inventory Serializers.""" from bzrformats import chk_serializer, xml5, xml6, xml7, xml8 from .. import serializer from . import TestCase class TestSerializer(TestCase): """Test serializer.""" def test_registry(self): self.assertIs( xml5.revision_serializer_v5, serializer.revision_format_registry.get("5") ) self.assertIs( xml8.revision_serializer_v8, serializer.revision_format_registry.get("8") ) self.assertIs( xml6.inventory_serializer_v6, serializer.inventory_format_registry.get("6") ) self.assertIs( xml7.inventory_serializer_v7, serializer.inventory_format_registry.get("7") ) self.assertIs( chk_serializer.inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_9, serializer.inventory_format_registry.get("9"), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_testament.py0000644000000000000000000000674315210510011020623 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for testaments.""" from ..testament import Testament from . import TestCase REV_2_ENTRIES = [ ( "hello", "file", b"hello-id", b"34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73", b"test@user-2", True, ), ("src", "directory", b"src-id", b"", b"test@user-2", False), ( "src/foo.c", "file", b"foo.c-id", b"a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24", b"test@user-2", False, ), ] def rev2(): return Testament( b"test@user-2", "test@user", 1129025483, 36000, "add files and directories", [b"test@user-1"], {"branch-nick": "test branch"}, REV_2_ENTRIES, ) class TestTestament(TestCase): def test_version_1(self): expected = ( b"bazaar-ng testament version 1\n" b"revision-id: test@user-2\n" b"committer: test@user\n" b"timestamp: 1129025483\n" b"timezone: 36000\n" b"parents:\n" b" test@user-1\n" b"message:\n" b" add files and directories\n" b"inventory:\n" b" file hello hello-id 34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73\n" b" directory src src-id\n" b" file src/foo.c foo.c-id a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24\n" b"properties:\n" b" branch-nick:\n" b" test branch\n" ) self.assertEqual(rev2().as_text("1"), expected) def test_strict(self): expected = ( b"bazaar-ng testament version 2.1\n" b"revision-id: test@user-2\n" b"committer: test@user\n" b"timestamp: 1129025483\n" b"timezone: 36000\n" b"parents:\n" b" test@user-1\n" b"message:\n" b" add files and directories\n" b"inventory:\n" b" file hello hello-id 34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73 test@user-2 yes\n" b" directory src src-id test@user-2 no\n" b" file src/foo.c foo.c-id a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24 test@user-2 no\n" b"properties:\n" b" branch-nick:\n" b" test branch\n" ) self.assertEqual(rev2().as_text("strict"), expected) def test_short_form(self): t = rev2() short = t.as_short_text("1") self.assertTrue(short.startswith(b"bazaar-ng testament short form 1\n")) self.assertIn(b"revision-id: test@user-2\n", short) self.assertIn(t.as_sha1("1"), short) def test_whitespace_in_revision_id_rejected(self): bad = Testament(b"bad id", "c", 1, 0, "m", [], {}, []) self.assertRaises(ValueError, bad.as_text, "1") bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_textinv.py0000644000000000000000000000367315210510011020317 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for the text inventory format.""" from .. import textinv from . import TestCase class TestTextInv(TestCase): def test_escape_avoids_spaces(self): escaped = textinv.escape("with space and\ttab") self.assertNotIn(" ", escaped) def test_escape_round_trips(self): for s in ["plain", "a b", "tab\there", "back\\slash", "new\nline"]: self.assertEqual(textinv.unescape(textinv.escape(s)), s) def test_unescape_rejects_space(self): self.assertRaises(ValueError, textinv.unescape, "has space") def test_write(self): out = textinv.write_text_inventory( [ (b"dir-id", "a dir", "directory", b"TREE_ROOT"), ( b"file-id", "hello.txt", "file", b"dir-id", b"hello-text", b"deadbeef", 12, ), ] ) self.assertEqual( out, b"# bzr inventory format 3\n" b"dir-id a\\x20dir directory TREE_ROOT\n" b"file-id hello.txt file dir-id hello-text deadbeef 12\n" b"# end of inventory\n", ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_textmerge.py0000644000000000000000000000452015167225410020633 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # # Author: Aaron Bentley """Tests for text merging functionality.""" from ..textmerge import Merge2 from . import TestCase class TestMerge2(TestCase): """Test the Merge2 text merging class.""" def test_agreed(self): """Test merging identical text produces the same result.""" lines = b"a\nb\nc\nd\ne\nf\n".splitlines(True) mlines = list(Merge2(lines, lines).merge_lines()[0]) self.assertEqual(mlines, lines) def test_conflict(self): """Test merging conflicting text produces appropriate conflict markers.""" lines_a = b"a\nb\nc\nd\ne\nf\ng\nh\n".splitlines(True) lines_b = b"z\nb\nx\nd\ne\ne\nf\ng\ny\n".splitlines(True) expected = ( b"<\na\n=\nz\n>\nb\n<\nc\n=\nx\n>\nd\ne\n<\n=\ne\n>\nf\ng\n<\nh\n=\ny\n>\n" ) m2 = Merge2(lines_a, lines_b, b"<\n", b">\n", b"=\n") mlines = m2.merge_lines()[0] self.assertEqual(b"".join(mlines), expected) mlines = m2.merge_lines(reprocess=True)[0] self.assertEqual(b"".join(mlines), expected) def test_reprocess(self): """Test the reprocess_struct method for conflict resolution.""" struct = [ ([b"a"], [b"b"]), ([b"c"],), ([b"d", b"e", b"f"], [b"g", b"e", b"h"]), ([b"i"],), ] expect = [ ([b"a"], [b"b"]), ([b"c"],), ([b"d"], [b"g"]), ([b"e"],), ([b"f"], [b"h"]), ([b"i"],), ] result = Merge2.reprocess_struct(struct) self.assertEqual(list(result), expect) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_tuned_gzip.py0000644000000000000000000000351015162115103020765 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for tuned_gzip.""" import gzip from io import BytesIO from bzrformats import tuned_gzip from . import TestCase class TestToGzip(TestCase): def assertToGzip(self, chunks): raw_bytes = b"".join(chunks) gzfromchunks = tuned_gzip.chunks_to_gzip(chunks) decoded = gzip.GzipFile(fileobj=BytesIO(b"".join(gzfromchunks))).read() lraw, ldecoded = len(raw_bytes), len(decoded) self.assertEqual( lraw, ldecoded, "Expecting data length %d, got %d" % (lraw, ldecoded) ) self.assertEqual(raw_bytes, decoded) def test_single_chunk(self): self.assertToGzip([b"a modest chunk\nwith some various\nbits\n"]) def test_simple_text(self): self.assertToGzip([b"some\n", b"strings\n", b"to\n", b"process\n"]) def test_large_chunks(self): self.assertToGzip([b"a large string\n" * 1024]) self.assertToGzip([b"a large string\n"] * 1024) def test_enormous_chunks(self): self.assertToGzip([b"a large string\n" * 1024 * 256]) self.assertToGzip([b"a large string\n"] * 1024 * 256) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_versionedfile.py0000644000000000000000000000623715205410553021471 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2010 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for VersionedFile classes.""" from .. import errors, groupcompress, multiparent, versionedfile from . import TestCase, TestCaseWithMemoryTransport class Test_MPDiffGenerator(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): # Should this be a per vf test? def make_vf(self): t = self.get_transport("") factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1) return factory(t) def make_three_vf(self): vf = self.make_vf() vf.add_lines((b"one",), (), [b"first\n"]) vf.add_lines((b"two",), [(b"one",)], [b"first\n", b"second\n"]) vf.add_lines( (b"three",), [(b"one",), (b"two",)], [b"first\n", b"second\n", b"third\n"] ) return vf def test_raises_on_ghost_keys(self): # If the requested key is a ghost, then we have a problem vf = self.make_vf() gen = versionedfile._MPDiffGenerator(vf, [(b"one",)]) self.assertRaises(errors.RevisionNotPresent, gen.compute_diffs) def test_ignores_ghost_parents(self): # If a parent is a ghost, it produces a snapshot of the child's text. vf = self.make_vf() vf.add_lines((b"two",), [(b"one",)], [b"first\n", b"second\n"]) diffs = versionedfile._MPDiffGenerator(vf, [(b"two",)]).compute_diffs() self.assertEqual( [multiparent.MultiParent([multiparent.NewText([b"first\n", b"second\n"])])], diffs, ) def test_compute_diffs(self): vf = self.make_three_vf() # The content is in the order requested, even if it isn't topological gen = versionedfile._MPDiffGenerator(vf, [(b"two",), (b"three",), (b"one",)]) diffs = gen.compute_diffs() expected_diffs = [ multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.ParentText(0, 0, 0, 1), multiparent.NewText([b"second\n"])] ), multiparent.MultiParent( [multiparent.ParentText(1, 0, 0, 2), multiparent.NewText([b"third\n"])] ), multiparent.MultiParent([multiparent.NewText([b"first\n"])]), ] self.assertEqual(expected_diffs, diffs) class ErrorTests(TestCase): def test_unavailable_representation(self): error = versionedfile.UnavailableRepresentation(("key",), "mpdiff", "fulltext") self.assertEqualDiff( "The encoding 'mpdiff' is not available for key " "('key',) which is encoded as 'fulltext'.", str(error), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_weave.py0000644000000000000000000003632615177335170017755 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2011, 2016 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA # TODO: tests regarding version names # TODO: rbc 20050108 test that join does not leave an inconsistent weave # if it fails. """test suite for weave algorithm.""" from io import BytesIO from pprint import pformat from ..errors import ReservedId, RevisionAlreadyPresent, RevisionNotPresent from ..weave import Weave, WeaveFormatError, WeaveInvalidChecksum from ..weavefile import read_weave, write_weave from . import TestCase, TestCaseInTempDir # texts for use in testing TEXT_0 = [b"Hello world"] TEXT_1 = [b"Hello world", b"A second line"] class TestBase(TestCase): def check_read_write(self, k): """Check the weave k can be written & re-read.""" from tempfile import TemporaryFile tf = TemporaryFile() write_weave(k, tf) tf.seek(0) k2 = read_weave(tf) if k != k2: tf.seek(0) self.log("serialized weave:") self.log(tf.read()) self.log("") self.log("parents: %s" % (k._parents == k2._parents)) self.log(f" {k._parents!r}") self.log(f" {k2._parents!r}") self.log("") self.fail("read/write check failed") class WeaveContains(TestBase): """Weave __contains__ operator.""" def runTest(self): k = Weave(get_scope=lambda: None) self.assertNotIn(b"foo", k) k.add_lines(b"foo", [], TEXT_1) self.assertIn(b"foo", k) class Easy(TestBase): def runTest(self): Weave() class AnnotateOne(TestBase): def runTest(self): k = Weave() k.add_lines(b"text0", [], TEXT_0) self.assertEqual(k.annotate(b"text0"), [(b"text0", TEXT_0[0])]) class InvalidAdd(TestBase): """Try to use invalid version number during add.""" def runTest(self): k = Weave() self.assertRaises( RevisionNotPresent, k.add_lines, b"text0", [b"69"], [b"new text!"] ) class RepeatedAdd(TestBase): """Add the same version twice; harmless.""" def test_duplicate_add(self): k = Weave() idx = k.add_lines(b"text0", [], TEXT_0) idx2 = k.add_lines(b"text0", [], TEXT_0) self.assertEqual(idx, idx2) class InvalidRepeatedAdd(TestBase): def runTest(self): k = Weave() k.add_lines(b"basis", [], TEXT_0) k.add_lines(b"text0", [], TEXT_0) self.assertRaises( RevisionAlreadyPresent, k.add_lines, b"text0", [], [b"not the same text"], ) self.assertRaises( RevisionAlreadyPresent, k.add_lines, b"text0", [b"basis"], # not the right parents TEXT_0, ) class InsertLines(TestBase): """Store a revision that adds one line to the original. Look at the annotations to make sure that the first line is matched and not stored repeatedly. """ def runTest(self): k = Weave() k.add_lines(b"text0", [], [b"line 1"]) k.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], [b"line 1", b"line 2"]) self.assertEqual(k.annotate(b"text0"), [(b"text0", b"line 1")]) self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(1), [b"line 1", b"line 2"]) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"text1"), [(b"text0", b"line 1"), (b"text1", b"line 2")] ) k.add_lines(b"text2", [b"text0"], [b"line 1", b"diverged line"]) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"text2"), [(b"text0", b"line 1"), (b"text2", b"diverged line")] ) text3 = [b"line 1", b"middle line", b"line 2"] k.add_lines(b"text3", [b"text0", b"text1"], text3) # self.log("changes to text3: " + pformat(list(k._delta(set([0, 1]), # text3)))) self.log("k._weave=" + pformat(k._weave)) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"text3"), [(b"text0", b"line 1"), (b"text3", b"middle line"), (b"text1", b"line 2")], ) # now multiple insertions at different places k.add_lines( b"text4", [b"text0", b"text1", b"text3"], [b"line 1", b"aaa", b"middle line", b"bbb", b"line 2", b"ccc"], ) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"text4"), [ (b"text0", b"line 1"), (b"text4", b"aaa"), (b"text3", b"middle line"), (b"text4", b"bbb"), (b"text1", b"line 2"), (b"text4", b"ccc"), ], ) class DeleteLines(TestBase): """Deletion of lines from existing text. Try various texts all based on a common ancestor. """ def runTest(self): k = Weave() base_text = [b"one", b"two", b"three", b"four"] k.add_lines(b"text0", [], base_text) texts = [ [b"one", b"two", b"three"], [b"two", b"three", b"four"], [b"one", b"four"], [b"one", b"two", b"three", b"four"], ] i = 1 for t in texts: k.add_lines(b"text%d" % i, [b"text0"], t) i += 1 self.log("final weave:") self.log("k._weave=" + pformat(k._weave)) for i in range(len(texts)): self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(i + 1), texts[i]) ## Tests SuicideDelete, CannedDelete, CannedReplacement, BadWeave, BadInsert, ## and InsertNested were ported to Rust unit tests in ## crates/bazaar/src/weave.rs (see `canned_delete_round_trip`, ## `canned_replacement_round_trip`, `insert_nested_round_trip`, and the ## adjacent invalid-shape tests). They poked at `Weave._weave`, `_parents`, ## and `_sha1s` directly, which the Rust-backed `Weave` exposes read-only. class DeleteLines2(TestBase): """Test recording revisions that delete lines. This relies on the weave having a way to represent lines knocked out by a later revision. """ def runTest(self): k = Weave() k.add_lines(b"text0", [], [b"line the first", b"line 2", b"line 3", b"fine"]) self.assertEqual(len(k.get_lines(0)), 4) k.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], [b"line the first", b"fine"]) self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(1), [b"line the first", b"fine"]) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"text1"), [(b"text0", b"line the first"), (b"text0", b"fine")] ) ## Tests IncludeVersions and DivergedIncludes were ported to Rust unit ## tests `include_versions_round_trip` and `diverged_includes_round_trip` ## in crates/bazaar/src/weave.rs. class ReplaceLine(TestBase): def runTest(self): k = Weave() text0 = [b"cheddar", b"stilton", b"gruyere"] text1 = [b"cheddar", b"blue vein", b"neufchatel", b"chevre"] k.add_lines(b"text0", [], text0) k.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], text1) self.log("k._weave=" + pformat(k._weave)) self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(0), text0) self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(1), text1) class Merge(TestBase): """Storage of versions that merge diverged parents.""" def runTest(self): k = Weave() texts = [ [b"header"], [b"header", b"", b"line from 1"], [b"header", b"", b"line from 2", b"more from 2"], [b"header", b"", b"line from 1", b"fixup line", b"line from 2"], ] k.add_lines(b"text0", [], texts[0]) k.add_lines(b"text1", [b"text0"], texts[1]) k.add_lines(b"text2", [b"text0"], texts[2]) k.add_lines(b"merge", [b"text0", b"text1", b"text2"], texts[3]) for i, t in enumerate(texts): self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(i), t) self.assertEqual( k.annotate(b"merge"), [ (b"text0", b"header"), (b"text1", b""), (b"text1", b"line from 1"), (b"merge", b"fixup line"), (b"text2", b"line from 2"), ], ) self.assertEqual( set(k.get_ancestry([b"merge"])), {b"text0", b"text1", b"text2", b"merge"} ) self.log("k._weave=" + pformat(k._weave)) self.check_read_write(k) class Conflicts(TestBase): """Test detection of conflicting regions during a merge. A base version is inserted, then two descendents try to insert different lines in the same place. These should be reported as a possible conflict and forwarded to the user. """ def runTest(self): return # NOT RUN k = Weave() k.add_lines([], [b"aaa", b"bbb"]) k.add_lines([0], [b"aaa", b"111", b"bbb"]) k.add_lines([1], [b"aaa", b"222", b"bbb"]) k.merge([1, 2]) self.assertEqual([[[b"aaa"]], [[b"111"], [b"222"]], [[b"bbb"]]]) class NonConflict(TestBase): """Two descendants insert compatible changes. No conflict should be reported. """ def runTest(self): return # NOT RUN k = Weave() k.add_lines([], [b"aaa", b"bbb"]) k.add_lines([0], [b"111", b"aaa", b"ccc", b"bbb"]) k.add_lines([1], [b"aaa", b"ccc", b"bbb", b"222"]) class Khayyam(TestBase): """Test changes to multi-line texts, and read/write.""" def test_multi_line_merge(self): rawtexts = [ b"""A Book of Verses underneath the Bough, A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread, -- and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness -- Oh, Wilderness were Paradise enow!""", b"""A Book of Verses underneath the Bough, A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread, -- and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness -- Oh, Wilderness were Paradise now!""", b"""A Book of poems underneath the tree, A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread, and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness -- Oh, Wilderness were Paradise now! -- O. Khayyam""", b"""A Book of Verses underneath the Bough, A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread, and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness -- Oh, Wilderness were Paradise now!""", ] texts = [[l.strip() for l in t.split(b"\n")] for t in rawtexts] k = Weave() parents = set() for i, t in enumerate(texts): k.add_lines(b"text%d" % i, list(parents), t) parents.add(b"text%d" % i) self.log("k._weave=" + pformat(k._weave)) for i, t in enumerate(texts): self.assertEqual(k.get_lines(i), t) self.check_read_write(k) class JoinWeavesTests(TestBase): def setUp(self): super().setUp() self.weave1 = Weave() self.lines1 = [b"hello\n"] self.lines3 = [b"hello\n", b"cruel\n", b"world\n"] self.weave1.add_lines(b"v1", [], self.lines1) self.weave1.add_lines(b"v2", [b"v1"], [b"hello\n", b"world\n"]) self.weave1.add_lines(b"v3", [b"v2"], self.lines3) def test_written_detection(self): # Test detection of weave file corruption. # # Make sure that we can detect if a weave file has # been corrupted. This doesn't test all forms of corruption, # but it at least helps verify the data you get, is what you want. w = Weave() w.add_lines(b"v1", [], [b"hello\n"]) w.add_lines(b"v2", [b"v1"], [b"hello\n", b"there\n"]) tmpf = BytesIO() write_weave(w, tmpf) # Because we are corrupting, we need to make sure we have the exact # text self.assertEqual( b"# bzr weave file v5\n" b"i\n1 f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f\nn v1\n\n" b"i 0\n1 90f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef\nn v2\n\n" b"w\n{ 0\n. hello\n}\n{ 1\n. there\n}\nW\n", tmpf.getvalue(), ) # Change a single letter tmpf = BytesIO( b"# bzr weave file v5\n" b"i\n1 f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f\nn v1\n\n" b"i 0\n1 90f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef\nn v2\n\n" b"w\n{ 0\n. hello\n}\n{ 1\n. There\n}\nW\n" ) w = read_weave(tmpf) self.assertEqual(b"hello\n", w.get_text(b"v1")) self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check) # Change the sha checksum tmpf = BytesIO( b"# bzr weave file v5\n" b"i\n1 f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f\nn v1\n\n" b"i 0\n1 f0f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef\nn v2\n\n" b"w\n{ 0\n. hello\n}\n{ 1\n. there\n}\nW\n" ) w = read_weave(tmpf) self.assertEqual(b"hello\n", w.get_text(b"v1")) self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_text, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.get_lines, b"v2") self.assertRaises(WeaveInvalidChecksum, w.check) class TestWeave(TestCase): def test_allow_reserved_false(self): w = Weave("name", allow_reserved=False) # Add lines is checked at the WeaveFile level, not at the Weave level w.add_lines(b"name:", [], TEXT_1) # But get_lines is checked at this level self.assertRaises(ReservedId, w.get_lines, b"name:") def test_allow_reserved_true(self): w = Weave("name", allow_reserved=True) w.add_lines(b"name:", [], TEXT_1) self.assertEqual(TEXT_1, w.get_lines(b"name:")) class InstrumentedWeave(Weave): """Keep track of how many times functions are called.""" def __init__(self, weave_name=None): self._extract_count = 0 Weave.__init__(self, weave_name=weave_name) def _extract(self, versions): self._extract_count += 1 return Weave._extract(self, versions) class TestNeedsReweave(TestCase): """Internal corner cases for when reweave is needed.""" def test_compatible_parents(self): w1 = Weave("a") my_parents = {1, 2, 3} # subsets are ok self.assertTrue(w1._compatible_parents(my_parents, {3})) # same sets self.assertTrue(w1._compatible_parents(my_parents, set(my_parents))) # same empty corner case self.assertTrue(w1._compatible_parents(set(), set())) # other cannot contain stuff my_parents does not self.assertFalse(w1._compatible_parents(set(), {1})) self.assertFalse(w1._compatible_parents(my_parents, {1, 2, 3, 4})) self.assertFalse(w1._compatible_parents(my_parents, {4})) class TestWeaveFile(TestCaseInTempDir): def test_empty_file(self): with open("empty.weave", "wb+") as f: self.assertRaises(WeaveFormatError, read_weave, f) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/test_xml.py0000644000000000000000000005644215206140121017426 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005-2011 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA from io import BytesIO import bzrformats.xml5 import bzrformats.xml_serializer from bzrformats import inventory, serializer, xml6, xml7, xml8 from bzrformats.inventory import Inventory from .. import osutils from ..revision import Revision from . import TestCase _revision_v5 = b""" - start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library """ _revision_v5_utc = b"""\ - start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library """ _committed_inv_v5 = b""" """ _basis_inv_v5 = b""" """ # DO NOT REFLOW THIS. Its the exact revision we want. _expected_rev_v5 = b""" - start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library """ # DO NOT REFLOW THIS. Its the exact inventory we want. _expected_inv_v5 = b""" """ _expected_inv_v5_root = b""" """ _expected_inv_v6 = b""" """ _expected_inv_v7 = b""" """ _expected_rev_v8 = b""" - start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library """ _expected_inv_v8 = b""" """ _revision_utf8_v5 = b""" Include µnicode characters """ _expected_rev_v8_complex = b""" Include µnicode characters this has a newline in it """ _inventory_utf8_v5 = b""" """ # Before revision_id was always stored as an attribute _inventory_v5a = b""" """ # Before revision_id was always stored as an attribute _inventory_v5b = b""" """ class TestSerializer(TestCase): """Test XML serialization.""" def test_unpack_revision_5(self): """Test unpacking a canned revision v5.""" inp = BytesIO(_revision_v5) rev = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision(inp) eq = self.assertEqual eq(rev.committer, "Martin Pool ") eq(len(rev.parent_ids), 1) eq(rev.timezone, 36000) eq(rev.parent_ids[0], b"mbp@sourcefrog.net-20050905063503-43948f59fa127d92") def test_unpack_revision_5_utc(self): inp = BytesIO(_revision_v5_utc) rev = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision(inp) eq = self.assertEqual eq(rev.committer, "Martin Pool ") eq(len(rev.parent_ids), 1) eq(rev.timezone, 0) eq(rev.parent_ids[0], b"mbp@sourcefrog.net-20050905063503-43948f59fa127d92") def test_unpack_inventory_5(self): """Unpack canned new-style inventory.""" inp = BytesIO(_committed_inv_v5) inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory(inp) eq = self.assertEqual eq(len(inv), 4) ie = inv.get_entry(b"bar-20050824000535-6bc48cfad47ed134") eq(ie.kind, "file") eq(ie.revision, b"mbp@foo-00") eq(ie.name, "bar") eq(inv.get_entry(ie.parent_id).kind, "directory") def test_unpack_basis_inventory_5(self): """Unpack canned new-style inventory.""" inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_lines( osutils.split_lines(_basis_inv_v5) ) eq = self.assertEqual eq(len(inv), 4) eq(inv.revision_id, b"mbp@sourcefrog.net-20050905063503-43948f59fa127d92") ie = inv.get_entry(b"bar-20050824000535-6bc48cfad47ed134") eq(ie.kind, "file") eq(ie.revision, b"mbp@foo-00") eq(ie.name, "bar") eq(inv.get_entry(ie.parent_id).kind, "directory") def test_unpack_inventory_5a(self): inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_lines( osutils.split_lines(_inventory_v5a), revision_id=b"test-rev-id" ) self.assertEqual(b"test-rev-id", inv.root.revision) def test_unpack_inventory_5b(self): inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_lines( osutils.split_lines(_inventory_v5b), revision_id=b"test-rev-id" ) self.assertEqual(b"a-rev-id", inv.root.revision) def test_repack_inventory_5(self): inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_lines( osutils.split_lines(_committed_inv_v5) ) outp = BytesIO() bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.write_inventory(inv, outp) self.assertEqualDiff(_expected_inv_v5, outp.getvalue()) inv2 = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory_from_lines( osutils.split_lines(outp.getvalue()) ) self.assertEqual(inv, inv2) def assertRoundTrips(self, xml_string): inp = BytesIO(xml_string) inv = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory(inp) outp = BytesIO() bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.write_inventory(inv, outp) self.assertEqualDiff(xml_string, outp.getvalue()) lines = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.write_inventory_to_lines(inv) outp.seek(0) self.assertEqual(outp.readlines(), lines) inv2 = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5.read_inventory( BytesIO(outp.getvalue()) ) self.assertEqual(inv, inv2) def tests_serialize_inventory_v5_with_root(self): self.assertRoundTrips(_expected_inv_v5_root) def check_repack_revision(self, txt): """Check that repacking a revision yields the same information.""" inp = BytesIO(txt) rev = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision(inp) outfile_contents = ( bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.write_revision_to_string(rev) ) rev2 = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision( BytesIO(outfile_contents) ) self.assertEqual(rev, rev2) def test_repack_revision_5(self): """Round-trip revision to XML v5.""" self.check_repack_revision(_revision_v5) def test_repack_revision_5_utc(self): self.check_repack_revision(_revision_v5_utc) def test_pack_revision_5(self): """Pack revision to XML v5.""" # fixed 20051025, revisions should have final newline rev = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision_from_string( _revision_v5 ) outfile_contents = ( bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.write_revision_to_string(rev) ) self.assertEqual(outfile_contents[-1:], b"\n") self.assertEqualDiff( outfile_contents, b"".join( bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.write_revision_to_lines(rev) ), ) self.assertEqualDiff(outfile_contents, _expected_rev_v5) def test_empty_property_value(self): """Create an empty property value check that it serializes correctly.""" s_v5 = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5 rev = s_v5.read_revision_from_string(_revision_v5) props = {"empty": "", "one": "one"} rev = Revision( revision_id=rev.revision_id, timestamp=rev.timestamp, timezone=rev.timezone, committer=rev.committer, message=rev.message, parent_ids=rev.parent_ids, inventory_sha1=rev.inventory_sha1, properties=props, ) txt = b"".join(s_v5.write_revision_to_lines(rev)) new_rev = s_v5.read_revision_from_string(txt) self.assertEqual(props, new_rev.properties) def get_sample_inventory(self): inv = Inventory(root_id=None, revision_id=b"rev_outer") inv.add(inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"tree-root-321", "", None, b"rev_outer")) inv.add( inventory.InventoryFile( b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root-321", b"rev_outer", text_sha1=b"A", text_size=1, ) ) inv.add( inventory.InventoryDirectory( b"dir-id", "dir", b"tree-root-321", b"rev_outer" ) ) inv.add( inventory.InventoryLink( b"link-id", "link", b"tree-root-321", b"rev_outer", symlink_target="a" ) ) return inv def test_roundtrip_inventory_v7(self): inv = self.get_sample_inventory() inv.add( inventory.TreeReference( b"nested-id", "nested", b"tree-root-321", b"rev_outer", b"rev_inner" ) ) lines = xml7.inventory_serializer_v7.write_inventory_to_lines(inv) self.assertEqualDiff(_expected_inv_v7, b"".join(lines)) inv2 = xml7.inventory_serializer_v7.read_inventory_from_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(5, len(inv2)) for _path, ie in inv.iter_entries(): self.assertEqual(ie, inv2.get_entry(ie.file_id)) def test_roundtrip_inventory_v6(self): inv = self.get_sample_inventory() lines = xml6.inventory_serializer_v6.write_inventory_to_lines(inv) self.assertEqualDiff(_expected_inv_v6, b"".join(lines)) inv2 = xml6.inventory_serializer_v6.read_inventory_from_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(4, len(inv2)) for _path, ie in inv.iter_entries(): self.assertEqual(ie, inv2.get_entry(ie.file_id)) def test_wrong_format_v7(self): """Can't accidentally open a file with wrong serializer.""" s_v6 = bzrformats.xml6.inventory_serializer_v6 s_v7 = xml7.inventory_serializer_v7 self.assertRaises( serializer.UnexpectedInventoryFormat, s_v7.read_inventory_from_lines, osutils.split_lines(_expected_inv_v5), ) self.assertRaises( serializer.UnexpectedInventoryFormat, s_v6.read_inventory_from_lines, osutils.split_lines(_expected_inv_v7), ) def test_tree_reference(self): s_v5 = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5 s_v6 = bzrformats.xml6.inventory_serializer_v6 s_v7 = xml7.inventory_serializer_v7 inv = Inventory( b"tree-root-321", revision_id=b"rev-outer", root_revision=b"root-rev" ) inv.add( inventory.TreeReference( b"nested-id", "nested", b"tree-root-321", b"rev-outer", b"rev-inner" ) ) self.assertRaises( serializer.UnsupportedInventoryKind, s_v5.write_inventory_to_lines, inv ) self.assertRaises( serializer.UnsupportedInventoryKind, s_v6.write_inventory_to_lines, inv ) lines = s_v7.write_inventory_to_chunks(inv) inv2 = s_v7.read_inventory_from_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(b"tree-root-321", inv2.get_entry(b"nested-id").parent_id) self.assertEqual(b"rev-outer", inv2.get_entry(b"nested-id").revision) self.assertEqual(b"rev-inner", inv2.get_entry(b"nested-id").reference_revision) def test_roundtrip_inventory_v8(self): inv = self.get_sample_inventory() lines = xml8.inventory_serializer_v8.write_inventory_to_lines(inv) inv2 = xml8.inventory_serializer_v8.read_inventory_from_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(4, len(inv2)) for _path, ie in inv.iter_entries(): self.assertEqual(ie, inv2.get_entry(ie.file_id)) def test_inventory_text_v8(self): inv = self.get_sample_inventory() lines = xml8.inventory_serializer_v8.write_inventory_to_lines(inv) self.assertEqualDiff(_expected_inv_v8, b"".join(lines)) def test_revision_text_v5(self): """Pack revision to XML v7.""" rev = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.read_revision_from_string( _expected_rev_v5 ) serialized = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5.write_revision_to_lines(rev) self.assertEqualDiff(b"".join(serialized), _expected_rev_v5) def test_revision_text_v8(self): """Pack revision to XML v8.""" rev = bzrformats.xml8.revision_serializer_v8.read_revision_from_string( _expected_rev_v8 ) serialized = bzrformats.xml8.revision_serializer_v8.write_revision_to_lines(rev) self.assertEqualDiff(b"".join(serialized), _expected_rev_v8) def test_revision_text_v8_complex(self): """Pack revision to XML v8.""" rev = bzrformats.xml8.revision_serializer_v8.read_revision_from_string( _expected_rev_v8_complex ) serialized = bzrformats.xml8.revision_serializer_v8.write_revision_to_lines(rev) self.assertEqualDiff(b"".join(serialized), _expected_rev_v8_complex) def test_revision_ids_are_utf8(self): """Parsed revision_ids should all be utf-8 strings, not unicode.""" sr_v5 = bzrformats.xml5.revision_serializer_v5 si_v5 = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5 rev = sr_v5.read_revision_from_string(_revision_utf8_v5) self.assertEqual(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-02", rev.revision_id) self.assertIsInstance(rev.revision_id, bytes) self.assertEqual([b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-01"], rev.parent_ids) for parent_id in rev.parent_ids: self.assertIsInstance(parent_id, bytes) self.assertEqual("Include \xb5nicode characters\n", rev.message) self.assertIsInstance(rev.message, str) # ie.revision should either be None or a utf-8 revision id inv = si_v5.read_inventory_from_lines(osutils.split_lines(_inventory_utf8_v5)) rev_id_1 = "erik@b\xe5gfors-01".encode() rev_id_2 = "erik@b\xe5gfors-02".encode() fid_root = "TRE\xe9_ROOT".encode() fid_bar1 = "b\xe5r-01".encode() fid_sub = "s\xb5bdir-01".encode() fid_bar2 = "b\xe5r-02".encode() expected = [ ("", fid_root, None, rev_id_2), ("b\xe5r", fid_bar1, fid_root, rev_id_1), ("s\xb5bdir", fid_sub, fid_root, rev_id_1), ("s\xb5bdir/b\xe5r", fid_bar2, fid_sub, rev_id_2), ] self.assertEqual(rev_id_2, inv.revision_id) self.assertIsInstance(inv.revision_id, bytes) actual = list(inv.iter_entries_by_dir()) for (exp_path, exp_file_id, exp_parent_id, exp_rev_id), ( act_path, act_ie, ) in zip(expected, actual, strict=False): self.assertEqual(exp_path, act_path) self.assertIsInstance(act_path, str) self.assertEqual(exp_file_id, act_ie.file_id) self.assertIsInstance(act_ie.file_id, bytes) self.assertEqual(exp_parent_id, act_ie.parent_id) if exp_parent_id is not None: self.assertIsInstance(act_ie.parent_id, bytes) self.assertEqual(exp_rev_id, act_ie.revision) if exp_rev_id is not None: self.assertIsInstance(act_ie.revision, bytes) self.assertEqual(len(expected), len(actual)) def test_serialization_error(self): s_v5 = bzrformats.xml5.inventory_serializer_v5 # The Rust XML parser's error wording differs from the previous # ElementTree implementation, so just verify the right exception # class is raised (matching the contract documented in the # InventorySerializer base class). self.assertRaises( serializer.UnexpectedInventoryFormat, s_v5.read_inventory_from_lines, [b""), ) def test_utf8_with_xml(self): # u'\xb5\xe5&\u062c' utf8_str = b"\xc2\xb5\xc3\xa5&\xd8\xac" self.assertEqual( b"µå&ج", bzrformats.xml_serializer.encode_and_escape(utf8_str), ) def test_unicode(self): uni_str = "\xb5\xe5&\u062c" self.assertEqual( b"µå&ج", bzrformats.xml_serializer.encode_and_escape(uni_str), ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/per_inventory/__init__.py0000644000000000000000000000450315162115103022223 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for different inventory implementations.""" from testscenarios import load_tests_apply_scenarios from bzrformats import groupcompress from bzrformats.inventory import CHKInventory, Inventory from .. import TestCaseWithMemoryTransport def _inv_to_chk_inv(test, inv): """CHKInventory needs a backing VF, so we create one.""" factory = groupcompress.make_pack_factory(True, True, 1) trans = test.get_transport("chk-inv") trans.ensure_base() vf = factory(trans) chk_inv = CHKInventory.from_inventory( vf, inv, maximum_size=100, search_key_name=b"hash-255-way" ) return chk_inv def load_tests(loader, basic_tests, pattern): suite = loader.loadTestsFromName("bzrformats.tests.per_inventory.basics") return load_tests_apply_scenarios(loader, suite, pattern) class TestCaseWithInventory(TestCaseWithMemoryTransport): scenarios = [ ( "Inventory", {"_inventory_class": Inventory, "_inv_to_test_inv": lambda test, inv: inv}, ), ( "CHKInventory", { "_inventory_class": CHKInventory, "_inv_to_test_inv": _inv_to_chk_inv, }, ), ] _inventory_class = None # set by scenarios _inv_to_test_inv = None # set by scenarios def make_test_inventory(self): """Return an instance of the Inventory class under test.""" return self._inventory_class() def inv_to_test_inv(self, inv): """Convert a regular Inventory object into an inventory under test.""" return self._inv_to_test_inv(self, inv) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/bzrformats/tests/per_inventory/basics.py0000644000000000000000000004174515162115103021741 0ustar00# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007 Canonical Ltd # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA """Tests for different inventory implementations.""" # NOTE: Don't import Inventory here, to make sure that we don't accidentally # hardcode that when we should be using self.make_inventory from bzrformats import inventory, osutils from bzrformats.errors import InconsistentDelta from bzrformats.inventory import NoSuchId from bzrformats.tests.per_inventory import TestCaseWithInventory from ...inventory import InventoryFile, InventoryLink from ...inventory_delta import InventoryDelta class TestInventory(TestCaseWithInventory): def make_init_inventory(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None, revision_id=b"initial-rev") root = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"tree-root", "", None, b"initial-rev") inv.add(root) return self.inv_to_test_inv(inv) def make_file( self, file_id, name, parent_id, content=b"content\n", revision=b"new-test-rev" ): return InventoryFile( file_id, name, parent_id, text_sha1=osutils.sha_string(content), text_size=len(content), revision=revision, ) def make_link(self, file_id, name, parent_id, target="link-target\n"): return InventoryLink(file_id, name, parent_id, symlink_target=target) def prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None) root = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"tree-root", "", None, b"revision") inv.add(root) for args in [ ("src", "directory", b"src-id"), ("doc", "directory", b"doc-id"), ("src/hello.c", "file", b"hello-id"), ("src/bye.c", "file", b"bye-id"), ("zz", "file", b"zz-id"), ("src/sub/", "directory", b"sub-id"), ("src/zz.c", "file", b"zzc-id"), ("src/sub/a", "file", b"a-id"), ("Makefile", "file", b"makefile-id"), ]: kwargs = {} if args[1] == "file": kwargs["text_sha1"] = osutils.sha_string(b"content\n") kwargs["text_size"] = len(b"content\n") inv.add_path(*args, revision=b"revision", **kwargs) return self.inv_to_test_inv(inv) class TestInventoryCreateByApplyDelta(TestInventory): """A subset of the inventory delta application tests. See test_inv which has comprehensive delta application tests for inventories, dirstate, and repository based inventories. """ def test_add(self): inv = self.make_init_inventory() inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta( [ (None, "a", b"a-id", self.make_file(b"a-id", "a", b"tree-root")), ] ), b"new-test-rev", ) self.assertEqual("a", inv.id2path(b"a-id")) def test_delete(self): inv = self.make_init_inventory() inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta( [ (None, "a", b"a-id", self.make_file(b"a-id", "a", b"tree-root")), ] ), b"new-rev-1", ) self.assertEqual("a", inv.id2path(b"a-id")) inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta( [ ("a", None, b"a-id", None), ] ), b"new-rev-2", ) self.assertRaises(NoSuchId, inv.id2path, b"a-id") def test_rename(self): inv = self.make_init_inventory() inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta( [ (None, "a", b"a-id", self.make_file(b"a-id", "a", b"tree-root")), ] ), b"new-rev-1", ) self.assertEqual("a", inv.id2path(b"a-id")) a_ie = inv.get_entry(b"a-id") b_ie = self.make_file(a_ie.file_id, "b", a_ie.parent_id) inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta([("a", "b", b"a-id", b_ie)]), b"new-rev-2" ) self.assertEqual("b", inv.id2path(b"a-id")) def test_illegal(self): # A file-id cannot appear in a delta more than once inv = self.make_init_inventory() self.assertRaises( InconsistentDelta, inv.create_by_apply_delta, InventoryDelta( [ (None, "a", b"id-1", self.make_file(b"id-1", "a", b"tree-root")), (None, "b", b"id-1", self.make_file(b"id-1", "b", b"tree-root")), ] ), b"new-rev-1", ) class TestInventoryReads(TestInventory): def test_is_root(self): """Ensure our root-checking code is accurate.""" inv = self.make_init_inventory() self.assertTrue(inv.is_root(b"tree-root")) self.assertFalse(inv.is_root(b"booga")) ie = inventory.InventoryDirectory( b"booga", "", None, revision=inv.root.revision ) inv = inv.create_by_apply_delta( InventoryDelta([("", None, b"tree-root", None), (None, "", b"booga", ie)]), b"new-rev-2", ) self.assertFalse(inv.is_root(b"TREE_ROOT")) self.assertTrue(inv.is_root(b"booga")) def test_ids(self): """Test detection of files within selected directories.""" inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None) root = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"tree-root", "", None, b"revision") inv.add(root) for args in [ ("src", "directory", b"src-id"), ("doc", "directory", b"doc-id"), ("src/hello.c", "file"), ("src/bye.c", "file", b"bye-id"), ("Makefile", "file"), ]: kwargs = {} if args[1] == "file": kwargs["text_sha1"] = osutils.sha_string(b"content\n") kwargs["text_size"] = len(b"content\n") inv.add_path(*args, revision=b"revision", **kwargs) inv = self.inv_to_test_inv(inv) self.assertEqual(inv.path2id("src"), b"src-id") self.assertEqual(inv.path2id("src/bye.c"), b"bye-id") def test_get_entry_by_path_partial(self): inv = inventory.Inventory(root_id=None) root = inventory.InventoryDirectory(b"TREE_ROOT", "", None, b"revision") inv.add(root) for args in [ ("src", "directory", b"src-id"), ("doc", "directory", b"doc-id"), ("src/hello.c", "file"), ("src/bye.c", "file", b"bye-id"), ("Makefile", "file"), ("external", "tree-reference", b"other-root"), ]: kwargs = {} if args[1] == "file": kwargs["text_sha1"] = osutils.sha_string(b"content\n") kwargs["text_size"] = len(b"content\n") if args[1] == "tree-reference": kwargs["reference_revision"] = b"reference" ie = inv.add_path(*args, revision=b"revision", **kwargs) inv = self.inv_to_test_inv(inv) # Standard lookups ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("") self.assertEqual((ie.file_id, resolved, remaining), (b"TREE_ROOT", [], [])) ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("src") self.assertEqual((ie.file_id, resolved, remaining), (b"src-id", ["src"], [])) ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("src/bye.c") self.assertEqual( (ie.file_id, resolved, remaining), (b"bye-id", ["src", "bye.c"], []) ) # Paths in the external tree ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("external") self.assertEqual( (ie.file_id, resolved, remaining), (b"other-root", ["external"], []) ) ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("external/blah") self.assertEqual( (ie.file_id, resolved, remaining), (b"other-root", ["external"], ["blah"]) ) # Nonexistant paths ie, resolved, remaining = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("foo.c") self.assertEqual((ie, resolved, remaining), (None, None, None)) def test_non_directory_children(self): """Test path2id when a parent directory has no children.""" inv = inventory.Inventory(b"tree-root") inv.add(self.make_file(b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root")) inv.add(self.make_link(b"link-id", "link", b"tree-root")) self.assertIs(None, inv.path2id("file/subfile")) self.assertIs(None, inv.path2id("link/subfile")) def test_is_unmodified(self): f1 = self.make_file(b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root", revision=b"rev") self.assertTrue(f1.is_unmodified(f1)) f2 = self.make_file(b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root", revision=b"rev") self.assertTrue(f1.is_unmodified(f2)) f3 = self.make_file(b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root") self.assertFalse(f1.is_unmodified(f3)) f4 = self.make_file(b"file-id", "file", b"tree-root", revision=b"rev1") self.assertFalse(f1.is_unmodified(f4)) def test_iter_entries(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() # Test all entries self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ("src/zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries()], ) # Test a subdirectory self.assertEqual( [ ("bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("sub", b"sub-id"), ("sub/a", b"a-id"), ("zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries(from_dir=b"src-id")], ) # Test not recursing at the root level self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries(recursive=False)], ) # Test not recursing at a subdirectory level self.assertEqual( [ ("bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("sub", b"sub-id"), ("zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries(from_dir=b"src-id", recursive=False) ], ) def test_iter_entries_by_dir(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir()], ) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir( specific_file_ids={ b"a-id", b"zzc-id", b"doc-id", b"tree-root", b"hello-id", b"bye-id", b"zz-id", b"src-id", b"makefile-id", b"sub-id", } ) ], ) self.assertEqual( [ ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir( specific_file_ids={ b"a-id", b"zzc-id", b"doc-id", b"hello-id", b"bye-id", b"zz-id", b"makefile-id", } ) ], ) self.assertEqual( [ ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir( specific_file_ids={b"bye-id", b"makefile-id"} ) ], ) self.assertEqual( [ ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir( specific_file_ids={b"bye-id", b"makefile-id"} ) ], ) self.assertEqual( [ ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ], [ (path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in inv.iter_entries_by_dir(specific_file_ids={b"bye-id"}) ], ) class TestInventoryFiltering(TestInventory): def test_inv_filter_empty(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() new_inv = inv.filter(set()) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) def test_inv_filter_files(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() new_inv = inv.filter({b"zz-id", b"hello-id", b"a-id"}) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ("zz", b"zz-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) def test_inv_filter_dirs(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() new_inv = inv.filter({b"doc-id", b"sub-id"}) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("doc", b"doc-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) def test_inv_filter_files_and_dirs(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() new_inv = inv.filter({b"makefile-id", b"src-id"}) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ("Makefile", b"makefile-id"), ("src", b"src-id"), ("src/bye.c", b"bye-id"), ("src/hello.c", b"hello-id"), ("src/sub", b"sub-id"), ("src/sub/a", b"a-id"), ("src/zz.c", b"zzc-id"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) def test_inv_filter_entry_not_present(self): inv = self.prepare_inv_with_nested_dirs() new_inv = inv.filter({b"not-present-id"}) self.assertEqual( [ ("", b"tree-root"), ], [(path, ie.file_id) for path, ie in new_inv.iter_entries()], ) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037015033 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037014405 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/Cargo.toml0000644000000000000000000000124315211042574016757 0ustar00[package] name = "bazaar-py" version = { workspace = true } edition = "2018" [lib] crate-type = ["cdylib"] [dependencies] bazaar = { path = "../bazaar", features=["pyo3"] } patiencediff = { version = "0.2.1", default-features = false } pyo3 = { workspace = true, features = ["extension-module", "chrono"]} pyo3-filelike = { workspace = true } pyo3-log = { workspace = true } log = { workspace = true } chrono = { workspace = true } sha1 = "0.10" vcs-graph = "3.5.0" walkdir = "2" indexmap = "2" [features] # Enable in-process OpenPGP commit signing (forwards to bazaar/gpg). Off by # default so the Python extension does not pull in a crypto backend. gpg = ["bazaar/gpg"] bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037015622 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/annotate.rs0000644000000000000000000005415015207277153020012 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Canonical Ltd // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! File annotation driven by a VersionedFiles, ported from //! `bzrformats.annotate`. //! //! `VersionedFileAnnotator` is a `subclass`-able pyo3 class: `knit._KnitAnnotator` //! is a Python subclass that overrides `_get_needed_texts` / //! `_get_parent_annotations_and_matches` and reaches into the per-step //! bookkeeping dicts. To preserve that, all mutable state lives in the instance //! `__dict__` (the pyclass carries `dict`), and the overridable hooks are //! invoked through `slf.call_method(...)` so Python overrides win, exactly as //! Python method dispatch would. use pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; /// Drives annotation of texts stored in a VersionedFiles. #[pyclass( name = "VersionedFileAnnotator", subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.annotate" )] pub struct VersionedFileAnnotator; impl VersionedFileAnnotator { /// Read instance attribute `name` as a Bound value. fn attr<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult> { slf.getattr(name) } } #[pymethods] impl VersionedFileAnnotator { /// Create a new Annotator from a VersionedFile. #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (vf))] fn new(vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { let _ = vf; VersionedFileAnnotator } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); slf.setattr("_vf", vf)?; slf.setattr("_parent_map", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_text_cache", PyDict::new(py))?; // key => number of children still to be built from this key. slf.setattr("_num_needed_children", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_annotations_cache", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_heads_provider", py.None())?; slf.setattr("_ann_tuple_cache", PyDict::new(py))?; Ok(()) } fn _update_needed_children( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = key; let needed = Self::attr(slf, "_num_needed_children")?; let needed = needed.downcast::()?; for parent_key in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let parent_key = parent_key?; match needed.get_item(&parent_key)? { Some(v) => { let n: i64 = v.extract()?; needed.set_item(&parent_key, n + 1)?; } None => needed.set_item(&parent_key, 1)?, } } Ok(()) } /// Determine the texts we need to fetch from the backing vf. /// /// Returns `(vf_keys_needed, ann_keys_needed)`. fn _get_needed_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PySet>, Bound<'py, PySet>)> { let py = slf.py(); let parent_map = Self::attr(slf, "_parent_map")?; let parent_map = parent_map.downcast::()?; let text_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")?; let text_cache = text_cache.downcast::()?; let annotations_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_annotations_cache")?; let annotations_cache = annotations_cache.downcast::()?; let vf = Self::attr(slf, "_vf")?; // One extra copy of the node we are looking at when we are done. let needed_children = Self::attr(slf, "_num_needed_children")?; needed_children.downcast::()?.set_item(&key, 1)?; let vf_keys_needed = PySet::empty(py)?; let ann_keys_needed = PySet::empty(py)?; let mut needed_keys = PySet::empty(py)?; needed_keys.add(&key)?; while !needed_keys.is_empty() { let parent_lookup = PyList::empty(py); let next_parent_map = PyDict::new(py); for k in needed_keys.iter() { if parent_map.contains(&k)? { if !text_cache.contains(&k)? { vf_keys_needed.add(&k)?; } else if !annotations_cache.contains(&k)? { ann_keys_needed.add(&k)?; next_parent_map.set_item(&k, parent_map.get_item(&k)?.unwrap())?; } } else { parent_lookup.append(&k)?; vf_keys_needed.add(&k)?; } } let new_needed = PySet::empty(py)?; let looked_up = vf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&parent_lookup,))?; next_parent_map.call_method1("update", (looked_up,))?; for item in next_parent_map.items().iter() { let item = item.downcast::()?; let k = item.get_item(0)?; let mut parent_keys = item.get_item(1)?; if parent_keys.is_none() { // No-graph versionedfile. parent_keys = PyTuple::empty(py).into_any(); next_parent_map.set_item(&k, &parent_keys)?; } Self::_update_needed_children(slf, k.clone(), parent_keys.clone())?; for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let p = p?; if !parent_map.contains(&p)? { new_needed.add(p)?; } } } parent_map.call_method1("update", (&next_parent_map,))?; // _heads_provider caches against _parent_map; invalidate it. slf.setattr("_heads_provider", py.None())?; needed_keys = new_needed; } Ok((vf_keys_needed, ann_keys_needed)) } /// Get the texts needed to annotate `key`. /// /// Yields `(this_key, lines, num_lines)`. #[pyo3(signature = (key, pb=None))] fn _get_needed_texts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let (keys, ann_keys) = Self::_get_needed_keys(slf, key)?; let vf = Self::attr(slf, "_vf")?; let text_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")?; let text_cache = text_cache.downcast::()?; let keys_len = keys.len(); if let Some(pb) = &pb { pb.call_method1("update", ("getting stream", 0, keys_len))?; } let out = PyList::empty(py); let stream = vf.call_method1("get_record_stream", (&keys, "topological", true))?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; if let Some(pb) = &pb { pb.call_method1("update", ("extracting", 0, keys_len))?; } let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { let rec_key = record.getattr("key")?; return Err(crate::annotate::revision_not_present(py, rec_key, &vf)); } let this_key = record.getattr("key")?; let lines = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; let num_lines = lines.len()?; text_cache.set_item(&this_key, &lines)?; out.append((this_key, lines, num_lines))?; } for key in ann_keys.iter() { let lines = text_cache .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind()))?; let num_lines = lines.len()?; out.append((key, lines, num_lines))?; } Ok(out.into_any().try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// Get `(parent_annotations, matching_blocks)` for `parent_key`. fn _get_parent_annotations_and_matches<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, text: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let _ = key; let py = slf.py(); let text_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")?; let parent_lines = text_cache .downcast::()? .get_item(&parent_key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(parent_key.clone().unbind()))?; let annotations_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_annotations_cache")?; let parent_annotations = annotations_cache .downcast::()? .get_item(&parent_key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(parent_key.clone().unbind()))?; let matcher = py .import("patiencediff")? .getattr("PatienceSequenceMatcher")? .call1((py.None(), parent_lines, text))?; let matching_blocks = matcher.call_method0("get_matching_blocks")?; Ok((parent_annotations, matching_blocks)) } /// Reannotate `key`'s text relative to its first parent. fn _update_from_first_parent( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, annotations: Bound<'_, PyList>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let res = slf.call_method1( "_get_parent_annotations_and_matches", (&key, &lines, &parent_key), )?; let res = res.downcast::()?; let parent_annotations = res.get_item(0)?; let matching_blocks = res.get_item(1)?; for block in matching_blocks.try_iter()? { let block = block?; let block = block.downcast::()?; let parent_idx: usize = block.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let lines_idx: usize = block.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let match_len: usize = block.get_item(2)?.extract()?; for i in 0..match_len { let val = parent_annotations.get_item(parent_idx + i)?; annotations.set_item(lines_idx + i, val)?; } } Ok(()) } /// Reannotate `key`'s text relative to a second (or more) parent. fn _update_from_other_parents( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, annotations: Bound<'_, PyList>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, this_annotation: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let res = slf.call_method1( "_get_parent_annotations_and_matches", (&key, &lines, &parent_key), )?; let res = res.downcast::()?; let parent_annotations = res.get_item(0)?; let matching_blocks = res.get_item(1)?; let mut last_ann: Option> = None; let mut last_parent: Option> = None; let mut last_res: Option> = None; for block in matching_blocks.try_iter()? { let block = block?; let block = block.downcast::()?; let parent_idx: usize = block.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let lines_idx: usize = block.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let match_len: usize = block.get_item(2)?.extract()?; // Fast path: identical sub-ranges need no work. let ann_sub = annotations.get_slice(lines_idx, lines_idx + match_len); let par_sub = parent_annotations.call_method1( "__getitem__", (pyo3::types::PySlice::new( py, parent_idx as isize, (parent_idx + match_len) as isize, 1, ),), )?; if ann_sub.as_any().eq(&par_sub)? { continue; } for i in 0..match_len { let ann = annotations.get_item(lines_idx + i)?; let par_ann = parent_annotations.get_item(parent_idx + i)?; let ann_idx = lines_idx + i; if ann.eq(&par_ann)? { continue; } if ann.eq(&this_annotation)? { annotations.set_item(ann_idx, &par_ann)?; continue; } let matches_last = match (&last_ann, &last_parent) { (Some(la), Some(lp)) => ann.eq(la)? && par_ann.eq(lp)?, _ => false, }; if matches_last { annotations.set_item(ann_idx, last_res.as_ref().unwrap())?; } else { // new_ann = tuple(sorted(set(ann) | set(par_ann))) let new_set = PySet::empty(py)?; new_set.call_method1("update", (&ann,))?; new_set.call_method1("update", (&par_ann,))?; let sorted = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("sorted")? .call1((&new_set,))?; let new_ann = PyTuple::new(py, sorted.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; annotations.set_item(ann_idx, &new_ann)?; last_ann = Some(ann); last_parent = Some(par_ann); last_res = Some(new_ann.into_any()); } } } Ok(()) } fn _record_annotation( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, annotations: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let annotations_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_annotations_cache")?; let annotations_cache = annotations_cache.downcast::()?; annotations_cache.set_item(&key, &annotations)?; let needed = Self::attr(slf, "_num_needed_children")?; let needed = needed.downcast::()?; let text_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")?; let text_cache = text_cache.downcast::()?; for parent_key in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let parent_key = parent_key?; let num: i64 = needed .get_item(&parent_key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(parent_key.clone().unbind()))? .extract()?; let num = num - 1; if num == 0 { text_cache.del_item(&parent_key)?; annotations_cache.del_item(&parent_key)?; } needed.set_item(&parent_key, num)?; } Ok(()) } fn _annotate_one( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text: Bound<'_, PyAny>, num_lines: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let this_annotation = PyTuple::new(py, [&key])?; // annotations is mutated in-place by the _update_from* helpers. let annotations = PyList::empty(py); for _ in 0..num_lines { annotations.append(&this_annotation)?; } let parent_map = Self::attr(slf, "_parent_map")?; let parent_keys = parent_map .downcast::()? .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind()))?; let parents: Vec> = parent_keys.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?; if !parents.is_empty() { slf.call_method1( "_update_from_first_parent", (&key, &annotations, &text, &parents[0]), )?; for parent in &parents[1..] { slf.call_method1( "_update_from_other_parents", (&key, &annotations, &text, &this_annotation, parent), )?; } } slf.call_method1("_record_annotation", (&key, &parent_keys, &annotations))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a text not otherwise present in the versioned file. fn add_special_text( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); Self::attr(slf, "_parent_map")? .downcast::()? .set_item(&key, parent_keys)?; let split = py .import("bzrformats.osutils")? .getattr("split_lines")? .call1((text,))?; Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")? .downcast::()? .set_item(&key, split)?; slf.setattr("_heads_provider", py.None())?; Ok(()) } /// Return `(annotations, lines)` for `key`. #[pyo3(signature = (key, pb=None))] fn annotate<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let py = slf.py(); let needed = slf.call_method1("_get_needed_texts", (&key, pb))?; for item in needed.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let item = item.downcast::()?; let text_key = item.get_item(0)?; let text = item.get_item(1)?; let num_lines: usize = item.get_item(2)?.extract()?; slf.call_method1("_annotate_one", (text_key, text, num_lines))?; } let annotations_cache = Self::attr(slf, "_annotations_cache")?; let annotations = match annotations_cache.downcast::()?.get_item(&key)? { Some(a) => a, None => { let vf = Self::attr(slf, "_vf")?; return Err(revision_not_present(py, key, &vf)); } }; let lines = Self::attr(slf, "_text_cache")? .downcast::()? .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind()))?; Ok((annotations, lines)) } fn _get_heads_provider<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let current = Self::attr(slf, "_heads_provider")?; if current.is_none() { let parent_map = Self::attr(slf, "_parent_map")?; let provider = py .import("vcsgraph.known_graph")? .getattr("KnownGraph")? .call1((parent_map,))?; slf.setattr("_heads_provider", &provider)?; return Ok(provider); } Ok(current) } fn _resolve_annotation_tie<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, the_heads: Bound<'py, PyAny>, line: Bound<'py, PyAny>, tiebreaker: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = slf; let py = slf.py(); if tiebreaker.is_none() { // head = sorted(the_heads)[0] let sorted = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("sorted")? .call1((&the_heads,))?; return sorted.get_item(0); } // Backwards compatibility: break heads into pairs and resolve. let mut iter = the_heads.try_iter()?; let mut head = iter .next() .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err("empty heads"))??; for possible_head in iter { let possible_head = possible_head?; let pair = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyTuple::new(py, [&head, &line])?, PyTuple::new(py, [&possible_head, &line])?, ], )?; head = tiebreaker.call1((pair,))?.get_item(0)?; } Ok(head) } /// Determine the single best source revision for each line. fn annotate_flat<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); // Module-level test hook; read dynamically so tests can monkeypatch it. let custom_tiebreaker = py .import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("_break_annotation_tie")?; let result = slf.call_method1("annotate", (&key,))?; let result = result.downcast::()?; let annotations = result.get_item(0)?; let lines = result.get_item(1)?; let heads_provider = slf.call_method0("_get_heads_provider")?; let heads = heads_provider.getattr("heads")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); let zipped = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("zip")? .call1((&annotations, &lines))?; for pair in zipped.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let pair = pair.downcast::()?; let annotation = pair.get_item(0)?; let line = pair.get_item(1)?; let head = if annotation.len()? == 1 { annotation.get_item(0)? } else { let the_heads = heads.call1((&annotation,))?; if the_heads.len()? == 1 { the_heads.try_iter()?.next().unwrap()? } else { slf.call_method1( "_resolve_annotation_tie", (the_heads, &line, &custom_tiebreaker), )? } }; out.append((head, line))?; } Ok(out) } } /// Build a `bzrformats.errors.RevisionNotPresent(key, vf)`. pub(crate) fn revision_not_present( py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, vf: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyErr { match py .import("bzrformats.errors") .and_then(|m| m.getattr("RevisionNotPresent")) .and_then(|c| c.call1((key, vf))) { Ok(exc) => PyErr::from_value(exc), Err(e) => e, } } pub(crate) fn _annotate_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "annotate")?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/bisect_multi.rs0000644000000000000000000001222615167227151020660 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2007 Canonical Ltd // Copyright (C) 2026 Jelmer Vernooij // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. //! PyO3 wrapper around `bazaar::bisect_multi::bisect_multi_bytes`. use bazaar::bisect_multi::{bisect_multi_bytes, BisectStatus}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyList, PyTuple}; /// Translate a Python return value for one probe into a [`BisectStatus`]. fn classify_status(status: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult>> { // `False` means absent. Match the Python `status is False` semantics by // checking for the `False` singleton before trying to extract an integer, // because `bool(False) == 0` would otherwise collide with a legitimate // integer status of 0. if status.is_instance_of::() { let b: bool = status.extract()?; if !b { return Ok(BisectStatus::Absent); } // `True` is not a documented sentinel, treat as Found. return Ok(BisectStatus::Found(status.clone().unbind())); } if let Ok(n) = status.extract::() { if n == -1 { return Ok(BisectStatus::Earlier); } if n == 1 { return Ok(BisectStatus::Later); } } Ok(BisectStatus::Found(status.clone().unbind())) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "bisect_multi_bytes")] fn py_bisect_multi_bytes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, content_lookup: Bound<'py, PyAny>, size: usize, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key_vec: Vec> = keys .try_iter()? .map(|k| k.map(|obj| obj.unbind())) .collect::>()?; let mut lookup_err: Option = None; let results = bisect_multi_bytes( |probes| -> Vec<((usize, Py), BisectStatus>)> { if lookup_err.is_some() { return Vec::new(); } // Rebuild the probes list as Python tuples, consuming the probes // (the Python callback will hand the keys back via its response). let probe_count = probes.len(); let py_probes = PyList::empty(py); for (loc, key) in probes { let tup = match PyTuple::new( py, [ loc.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().into_any(), key.into_bound(py), ], ) { Ok(t) => t, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return Vec::new(); } }; if let Err(e) = py_probes.append(tup) { lookup_err = Some(e); return Vec::new(); } } let ret = match content_lookup.call1((py_probes,)) { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return Vec::new(); } }; // Expect an iterable of ((loc, key), status) pairs. let iter = match ret.try_iter() { Ok(i) => i, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return Vec::new(); } }; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(probe_count); for item in iter { let item = match item { Ok(i) => i, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return out; } }; let parts = match item.extract::<(Bound<'_, PyAny>, Bound<'_, PyAny>)>() { Ok(p) => p, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return out; } }; let (loc_key, status) = parts; let lk = match loc_key.extract::<(usize, Py)>() { Ok(lk) => lk, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return out; } }; let st = match classify_status(&status) { Ok(st) => st, Err(e) => { lookup_err = Some(e); return out; } }; out.push((lk, st)); } out }, size, key_vec, ); if let Some(e) = lookup_err { return Err(e); } let out_list = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value) in results { let tup = PyTuple::new(py, [key.into_bound(py), value.into_bound(py)])?; out_list.append(tup)?; } Ok(out_list) } pub(crate) fn _bisect_multi_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "bisect_multi")?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_bisect_multi_bytes, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/btree_index.rs0000644000000000000000000026204115211122234020451 0ustar00use bazaar::btree_builder::spill_landing_slot; use bazaar::btree_index::{ compute_row_offsets, compute_total_pages_in_index, decompress_page, expand_offsets, find_layer_first_and_end, parse_btree_header, parse_internal_node, parse_leaf_lines, BTreeHeader, BTreeIndexError, InternalNode, LeafKey, PageRange, ReadPlan, INTERNAL_FLAG, LEAF_FLAG, }; use pyo3::class::basic::CompareOp; use pyo3::exceptions::{ PyKeyError, PyNotImplementedError, PyStopIteration, PyTypeError, PyValueError, }; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::sync::Mutex; use crate::index::PyGraphIndexBuilder; import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexFormatSignature); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexOptions); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexDuplicateKey); /// The on-disk B+Tree page size. fn page_size() -> usize { bazaar::btree_index::PAGE_SIZE } /// Stand-in transport for spilled backing indices. /// /// A spilled backing is read directly from the open tempfile handle, so /// its `BTreeGraphIndex`'s transport is never used for I/O. This only has /// to satisfy the `recommended_page_size` protocol. Mirrors the Python /// `bzrformats.btree_index._DummyTransport`. #[pyclass] struct DummyTransport; #[pymethods] impl DummyTransport { fn recommended_page_size(&self) -> usize { page_size() } } fn header_err_to_py(err: BTreeIndexError) -> PyErr { match err { BTreeIndexError::BadSignature => BadIndexFormatSignature::new_err(("", "BTreeGraphIndex")), BTreeIndexError::BadOptions => BadIndexOptions::new_err(("",)), BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode => { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(err.to_string()) } } } /// Parse a B+Tree graph index header. Returns /// `(node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, row_lengths, header_end)`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_btree_header")] fn py_parse_btree_header<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, usize, Bound<'py, PyList>, usize)> { let BTreeHeader { node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, row_lengths, header_end, } = parse_btree_header(data).map_err(header_err_to_py)?; let rl = PyList::empty(py); for n in &row_lengths { rl.append(*n)?; } Ok((node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, rl, header_end)) } /// Parse an internal-node body into `(offset, keys)` where `keys` is a list /// of tuples of bytes matching what `_InternalNode.keys` stores. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_internal_node")] fn py_parse_internal_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, body: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(usize, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let InternalNode { offset, keys } = parse_internal_node(body).map_err(header_err_to_py)?; let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for key in &keys { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|e| PyBytes::new(py, e)).collect(); py_keys.append(PyTuple::new(py, parts)?)?; } Ok((offset, py_keys)) } fn key_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, key: &LeafKey) -> PyResult> { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); PyTuple::new(py, parts) } /// `[(node_index, sub_keys_list)]` — the per-leaf key groupings produced /// while walking the internal nodes. type KeysAtIndex = Vec<(usize, Py)>; /// A leaf node of a serialised B+Tree index. Mirrors the historic /// `_LeafNode(dict)`: a sorted key -> `(value, refs)` map with min/max /// bookkeeping. The reader builds these via the (pluggable) `_leaf_factory`; /// tests also construct them directly. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index", name = "_LeafNode")] struct LeafNodePy { /// `(key_tuple, (value_bytes, refs_tuple))` pairs, sorted by key. entries: Vec<(Py, Py)>, /// Map from key tuple (as raw segments) to its index in `entries`. by_key: std::collections::HashMap, min_key: Option>, max_key: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl LeafNodePy { #[new] fn new( py: Python<'_>, bytes: &[u8], key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> PyResult { let parsed = parse_leaf_lines(bytes, key_length, ref_list_length) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; // parse_leaf_lines preserves on-disk order; the historic _LeafNode // sorts on access. Sort once here so all_items()/all_keys() and the // min/max keys match. let mut sorted = parsed; sorted.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let mut entries: Vec<(Py, Py)> = Vec::with_capacity(sorted.len()); let mut by_key: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(sorted.len()); for (key, value, refs) in &sorted { let key_py = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_py = PyBytes::new(py, value); let refs_py = refs_to_py(py, refs)?; let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [value_py.into_any(), refs_py.into_any()])?; by_key.insert(key.clone(), entries.len()); entries.push((key_py.unbind(), pair.unbind())); } let min_key = entries.first().map(|(k, _)| k.clone_ref(py)); let max_key = entries.last().map(|(k, _)| k.clone_ref(py)); Ok(Self { entries, by_key, min_key, max_key, }) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.entries.len() } fn __contains__(&self, key: &Bound) -> PyResult { Ok(self.by_key.contains_key(&py_key_segments(key)?)) } fn __getitem__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { match self.by_key.get(&py_key_segments(key)?) { Some(&idx) => Ok(self.entries[idx].1.bind(py).clone()), None => Err(PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind())), } } /// Sorted `(key, (value, refs))` items. Matches `_LeafNode.all_items`. fn all_items<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (k, v) in &self.entries { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [k.bind(py).clone().into_any(), v.bind(py).clone().into_any()], )?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Sorted keys. Matches `_LeafNode.all_keys`. fn all_keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (k, _) in &self.entries { out.append(k.bind(py).clone())?; } Ok(out) } #[getter] fn min_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.min_key.as_ref().map(|k| k.bind(py).clone()) } #[getter] fn max_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.max_key.as_ref().map(|k| k.bind(py).clone()) } } /// An internal node of a serialised B+Tree index. Mirrors `_InternalNode`: /// a child page `offset` plus the key tuples used as bisect split points. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index", name = "_InternalNode")] struct InternalNodePy { #[pyo3(get)] offset: usize, keys: Vec>, } #[pymethods] impl InternalNodePy { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, bytes: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let InternalNode { offset, keys } = parse_internal_node(bytes).map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let keys_py: Vec> = keys .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k).map(|t| t.unbind())) .collect::>()?; Ok(Self { offset, keys: keys_py, }) } #[getter] fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for k in &self.keys { out.append(k.bind(py).clone()).unwrap(); } out } } /// Extract the raw `Vec>` segments from a Python key tuple, for /// hashing/lookup inside `_LeafNode`. fn py_key_segments(key: &Bound) -> PyResult { let tuple = key.cast::()?; let mut parts = Vec::with_capacity(tuple.len()); for item in tuple.iter() { parts.push(item.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(parts) } /// Convert reference lists to the nested tuple-of-tuples Python shape. fn refs_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, refs: &[Vec]) -> PyResult> { let mut lists: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for ref_list in refs { let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for k in ref_list { keys.push(key_to_py(py, k)?); } lists.push(PyTuple::new(py, keys)?); } PyTuple::new(py, lists) } /// B+Tree graph index reader. Thin wrapper holding the index's mutable /// state (header fields, node caches, root node, pluggable leaf factory) /// as Python objects, and delegating the pure parsing and prefetch math to /// `bazaar::btree_index`. Orchestration (transport IO, zlib, caching) lives /// in these `#[pymethods]` so the white-box tests can drive and monkeypatch /// the private surface exactly as they did the historic Python class. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index", subclass, dict)] struct BTreeGraphIndex { transport: Py, name: String, base_offset: u64, file: Mutex>>, size: Mutex>, node_ref_lists: Mutex>, key_length: Mutex>, key_count: Mutex>, row_lengths: Mutex>>, row_offsets: Mutex>>, recommended_pages: Mutex, root_node: Mutex>>, leaf_node_cache: Mutex>, internal_node_cache: Mutex>, leaf_factory: Mutex>, leaf_value_cache: Mutex>>, } impl BTreeGraphIndex { fn lock_size(&self) -> Option { *self.size.lock().unwrap() } fn lock_node_ref_lists(&self) -> Option { *self.node_ref_lists.lock().unwrap() } fn lock_row_offsets(&self) -> Option> { self.row_offsets.lock().unwrap().clone() } } #[pymethods] impl BTreeGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (transport, name, size, unlimited_cache = false, offset = 0))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, transport: Py, name: String, size: Option, unlimited_cache: bool, offset: u64, ) -> PyResult { let ps = page_size(); let recommended_read: u64 = transport .bind(py) .call_method0("recommended_page_size")? .extract()?; let recommended_pages = recommended_read.div_ceil(ps as u64) as usize; let lru_mod = py.import("bzrformats.lru_cache")?; let (leaf_cache, internal_cache): (Py, Py) = if unlimited_cache { ( PyDict::new(py).into_any().unbind(), PyDict::new(py).into_any().unbind(), ) } else { let node_cache_size = bazaar::btree_index::NODE_CACHE_SIZE; let leaf = lru_mod.getattr("LRUCache")?.call1((node_cache_size,))?; let internal = lru_mod.getattr("FIFOCache")?.call1((100,))?; (leaf.unbind(), internal.unbind()) }; let leaf_factory = py.get_type::(); Ok(Self { transport, name, base_offset: offset, file: Mutex::new(None), size: Mutex::new(size), node_ref_lists: Mutex::new(None), key_length: Mutex::new(None), key_count: Mutex::new(None), row_lengths: Mutex::new(None), row_offsets: Mutex::new(None), recommended_pages: Mutex::new(recommended_pages), root_node: Mutex::new(None), leaf_node_cache: Mutex::new(leaf_cache), internal_node_cache: Mutex::new(internal_cache), leaf_factory: Mutex::new(leaf_factory.into_any().unbind()), leaf_value_cache: Mutex::new(None), }) } #[getter] fn _name(&self) -> &str { &self.name } #[getter] fn _transport(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.transport.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _base_offset(&self) -> u64 { self.base_offset } #[getter] fn _file(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.file.lock().unwrap().as_ref().map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)) } #[setter(_file)] fn set_file(&self, value: Option>) { *self.file.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _size(&self) -> Option { self.lock_size() } #[setter(_size)] fn set_size(&self, value: Option) { *self.size.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> PyResult { self.lock_node_ref_lists() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("index header not yet parsed")) } #[setter(node_ref_lists)] fn set_node_ref_lists(&self, value: usize) { *self.node_ref_lists.lock().unwrap() = Some(value); } #[getter] fn _key_length(&self) -> Option { *self.key_length.lock().unwrap() } #[setter(_key_length)] fn set_key_length(&self, value: usize) { *self.key_length.lock().unwrap() = Some(value); } #[getter] fn _key_count(&self) -> Option { *self.key_count.lock().unwrap() } #[setter(_key_count)] fn set_key_count(&self, value: usize) { *self.key_count.lock().unwrap() = Some(value); } #[getter] fn _row_lengths<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.row_lengths.lock().unwrap().as_ref().map(|rl| { let l = PyList::empty(py); for n in rl { l.append(*n).unwrap(); } l }) } #[setter(_row_lengths)] fn set_row_lengths(&self, value: Vec) { *self.row_lengths.lock().unwrap() = Some(value); } #[getter] fn _row_offsets<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.row_offsets.lock().unwrap().as_ref().map(|ro| { let l = PyList::empty(py); for n in ro { l.append(*n).unwrap(); } l }) } #[setter(_row_offsets)] fn set_row_offsets(&self, value: Vec) { *self.row_offsets.lock().unwrap() = Some(value); } #[getter] fn _recommended_pages(&self) -> usize { *self.recommended_pages.lock().unwrap() } #[setter(_recommended_pages)] fn set_recommended_pages(&self, value: usize) { *self.recommended_pages.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _root_node(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.root_node .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .map(|n| n.clone_ref(py)) } #[setter(_root_node)] fn set_root_node(&self, value: Option>) { *self.root_node.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _leaf_node_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py) } #[setter(_leaf_node_cache)] fn set_leaf_node_cache(&self, value: Py) { *self.leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _internal_node_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.internal_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py) } #[setter(_internal_node_cache)] fn set_internal_node_cache(&self, value: Py) { *self.internal_node_cache.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _leaf_factory(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.leaf_factory.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py) } #[setter(_leaf_factory)] fn set_leaf_factory(&self, value: Py) { *self.leaf_factory.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _leaf_value_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.leaf_value_cache .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)) } #[setter(_leaf_value_cache)] fn set_leaf_value_cache(&self, value: Option>) { *self.leaf_value_cache.lock().unwrap() = value; } fn __hash__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> usize { slf.as_ptr() as usize } fn __richcmp__( &self, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, op: CompareOp, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult> { match op { CompareOp::Eq | CompareOp::Ne => { let same = if let Ok(other) = other.extract::>() { let same_transport = self.transport.bind(py).eq(other.transport.bind(py))?; same_transport && self.name == other.name && self.lock_size() == other.lock_size() } else { false }; let result = if matches!(op, CompareOp::Eq) { same } else { !same }; Ok(result.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } CompareOp::Lt => { if let Ok(other) = other.extract::>() { let lt = (self.name.clone(), self.lock_size()) < (other.name.clone(), other.lock_size()); Ok(lt.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } else if other.is_instance_of::() { // Existing indexes sort before still-being-built ones. Ok(true.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("cannot compare")) } } _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("comparison not supported")), } } fn clear_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { // Only the leaf cache is dropped; the root and internal-node cache // are intentionally retained (they are small and save round trips). let cache = self.leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); cache.bind(py).call_method0("clear")?; Ok(()) } /// Compute `_row_offsets` from `_row_lengths`. fn _compute_row_offsets(&self) -> PyResult<()> { let row_lengths = self .row_lengths .lock() .unwrap() .clone() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("_row_lengths not set"))?; *self.row_offsets.lock().unwrap() = Some(compute_row_offsets(&row_lengths)); Ok(()) } /// How many pages the index spans. Mirrors `_compute_total_pages_in_index`. fn _compute_total_pages_in_index(&self) -> PyResult { let size = self.lock_size(); let root_present = self.root_node.lock().unwrap().is_some(); let row_offsets_last = self.lock_row_offsets().and_then(|ro| ro.last().copied()); if size.is_none() && !(root_present && row_offsets_last.is_some()) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "_compute_total_pages_in_index should not be called when self._size is None", )); } compute_total_pages_in_index(size, root_present, row_offsets_last).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("cannot compute total pages") }) } /// Start/end page of the layer containing `offset`. fn _find_layer_first_and_end(&self, offset: usize) -> PyResult<(usize, usize)> { let row_offsets = self .lock_row_offsets() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("_row_offsets not set"))?; Ok(find_layer_first_and_end(&row_offsets, offset)) } /// Page indexes we currently have cached. Defined as a normal method so /// tests can shadow it with an instance attribute (monkeypatch). fn _get_offsets_to_cached_pages<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let internal = self.internal_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); let leaf = self.leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); let result = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in internal.bind(py).try_iter()? { result.add(k?)?; } for k in leaf.bind(py).call_method0("keys")?.try_iter()? { result.add(k?)?; } if self.root_node.lock().unwrap().is_some() { result.add(0usize)?; } Ok(result) } /// Decide which pages to prefetch. Reaches `_get_offsets_to_cached_pages` /// via Python dispatch so a monkeypatched version is honored. fn _expand_offsets<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, offsets: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let me = slf.borrow(); let recommended = *me.recommended_pages.lock().unwrap(); let size = me.lock_size(); // Early returns mirror the Python ones, echoing offsets unchanged. if offsets.len() >= recommended || size.is_none() { return PyList::new(py, &offsets); } let root_present = me.root_node.lock().unwrap().is_some(); let row_lengths = me.row_lengths.lock().unwrap().clone().unwrap_or_default(); let row_offsets = me.lock_row_offsets().unwrap_or_default(); let total_pages = me._compute_total_pages_in_index()?; drop(me); let cached_set = slf.call_method0("_get_offsets_to_cached_pages")?; let mut cached: HashSet = HashSet::new(); for item in cached_set.try_iter()? { cached.insert(item?.extract()?); } let expanded = expand_offsets( &offsets, recommended, size, total_pages, &cached, root_present, row_lengths.len(), &row_offsets, ); PyList::new(py, &expanded) } /// Estimate of the number of keys (exact; stored in the header). fn key_count(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { if slf.borrow().key_count.lock().unwrap().is_none() { Self::_get_root_node(slf, py)?; } slf.borrow() .key_count .lock() .unwrap() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("key_count unavailable")) } fn external_references<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> PyResult> { if slf.borrow().root_node.lock().unwrap().is_none() { Self::_get_root_node(slf, py)?; } let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); if ref_list_num + 1 > nrl { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "No ref list {ref_list_num}, index has {nrl} ref lists" ))); } let keys = PySet::empty(py)?; let refs = PySet::empty(py)?; for entry in Self::iter_all_entries(slf, py)?.bind(py).try_iter()? { let tup = entry?.cast_into::()?; keys.add(tup.get_item(1)?)?; let ref_lists = tup.get_item(3)?.cast_into::()?; let this_list = ref_lists.get_item(ref_list_num)?.cast_into::()?; for r in this_list.iter() { refs.add(r)?; } } refs.call_method1("difference_update", (keys,))?; Ok(refs) } fn validate(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { Self::_get_root_node(slf, py)?; let (start_node, node_end) = { let me = slf.borrow(); let row_lengths = me.row_lengths.lock().unwrap().clone().unwrap_or_default(); let row_offsets = me.lock_row_offsets().unwrap_or_default(); let start = if row_lengths.len() > 1 { row_offsets.get(1).copied().unwrap_or(1) } else { 1 }; let end = row_offsets.last().copied().unwrap_or(0); (start, end) }; if start_node < node_end { let pages: Vec = (start_node..node_end).collect(); // Just read and parse every node. for _ in Self::_read_nodes(slf, py, pages)?.try_iter()? {} } Ok(()) } fn iter_all_entries<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); if Self::key_count(slf, py)? == 0 { return Self::make_iter(slf, py, out); } let row_offsets = slf.borrow().lock_row_offsets().unwrap_or_default(); let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); let self_any = slf.clone().into_any(); if *row_offsets.last().unwrap_or(&0) == 1 { // Only the root node, already read by key_count(). let root = slf .borrow() ._root_node(py) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("root not loaded"))?; append_node_entries(py, &out, &self_any, &root.bind(py).clone(), nrl)?; return Self::make_iter(slf, py, out); } let start = row_offsets[row_offsets.len() - 2]; let end = row_offsets[row_offsets.len() - 1]; let needed: Vec = (start..end).collect(); let nodes = Self::_read_nodes(slf, py, needed)?; for pair in nodes.try_iter()? { let tup = pair?.cast_into::()?; let node = tup.get_item(1)?; append_node_entries(py, &out, &self_any, &node, nrl)?; } Self::make_iter(slf, py, out) } fn iter_entries<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); // Deduplicate (the Python original uses a frozenset). let key_set = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } if key_set.is_empty() || Self::key_count(slf, py)? == 0 { return Self::make_iter(slf, py, out); } let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); let (nodes, nodes_and_keys) = Self::walk_through_internal_nodes(slf, py, &key_set)?; let self_any = slf.clone().into_any(); for (node_index, sub_keys) in nodes_and_keys { let sub_keys = sub_keys.bind(py); if sub_keys.is_empty() { continue; } let node = nodes .get_item(node_index)? .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err(format!("missing leaf {node_index}")))?; for sk in sub_keys.try_iter()? { let sk = sk?; if node.contains(&sk)? { let value_refs = node.get_item(&sk)?.cast_into::()?; append_entry(py, &out, &self_any, &sk, &value_refs, nrl)?; } } } Self::make_iter(slf, py, out) } /// Iterate entries matching the given key prefixes. Returns a lazy /// iterator: prefix validation (which can raise `BadIndexKey`) and the /// full index scan are deferred to first iteration, matching the /// generator semantics of the historic Python implementation (tests do /// `assertRaises(BadIndexKey, list, index.iter_entries_prefix(...))`). fn iter_entries_prefix( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Materialise the prefixes up front (the argument may be a one-shot // iterable) but do no validation yet. let prefixes = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { prefixes.append(k?)?; } Py::new( py, PrefixIterator { index: slf, prefixes: prefixes.unbind(), computed: Mutex::new(None), pos: Mutex::new(0), }, ) } /// Eager body of `iter_entries_prefix`, invoked lazily by /// [`PrefixIterator`]. Returns the fully-built result tuples. fn iter_entries_prefix_impl<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Sorted, de-duplicated prefixes. let prefix_set = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { prefix_set.add(k?)?; } let out = PyList::empty(py); if prefix_set.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } // Load the header (for key length) if needed. if slf.borrow().key_count.lock().unwrap().is_none() { Self::_get_root_node(slf, py)?; } let key_length = slf.borrow()._key_length().unwrap_or(1); let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); // Full index scan into a {key: value[, refs]} dict, then delegate the // prefix matching to the shared index helper (matches the Python path). let nodes = PyDict::new(py); for entry in Self::iter_all_entries(slf, py)?.bind(py).try_iter()? { let tup = entry?.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(1)?; let value = tup.get_item(2)?; if nrl > 0 { let refs = tup.get_item(3)?; nodes.set_item(key, PyTuple::new(py, [value, refs])?)?; } else { nodes.set_item(key, value)?; } } let mode = if nrl > 0 { "reader-refs" } else { "reader-norefs" }; let keys_list = PyList::empty(py); for p in prefix_set.iter() { keys_list.append(p)?; } keys_list.call_method1("sort", ())?; let entries = crate::index::py_iter_entries_prefix( py, nodes.clone(), keys_list.into_any(), key_length, mode, )?; let self_any = slf.clone().into_any(); for entry in entries.iter() { let tup = entry.cast_into::()?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for it in tup.iter() { items.push(it); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Find the ancestry of `keys`. Populates `parent_map`/`missing_keys` /// and returns parent keys still needing a follow-up search. fn _find_ancestors<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, missing_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if Self::key_count(slf, py)? == 0 { for k in keys.try_iter()? { missing_keys.call_method1("add", (k?,))?; } return PySet::empty(py); } let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); if ref_list_num >= nrl { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "No ref list {ref_list_num}, index has {nrl} ref lists" ))); } let key_set = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } let (nodes, nodes_and_keys) = Self::walk_through_internal_nodes(slf, py, &key_set)?; let parents_not_on_page = PySet::empty(py)?; for (node_index, sub_keys) in nodes_and_keys { let sub_keys = sub_keys.bind(py); if sub_keys.is_empty() { continue; } let node = nodes .get_item(node_index)? .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err(format!("missing leaf {node_index}")))?; let parents_to_check = PySet::empty(py)?; for sk in sub_keys.try_iter()? { let sk = sk?; if !node.contains(&sk)? { missing_keys.call_method1("add", (sk,))?; } else { let value_refs = node.get_item(&sk)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_keys = value_refs.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_keys = parent_keys.get_item(ref_list_num)?; parent_map.set_item(&sk, &parent_keys)?; parents_to_check.call_method1("update", (parent_keys,))?; } } // Don't look for things we've already found. let mut to_check = parents_to_check.call_method1("difference", (&parent_map,))?; while to_check.is_truthy()? { let next = PySet::empty(py)?; for key in to_check.try_iter()? { let key = key?; if node.contains(&key)? { let value_refs = node.get_item(&key)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_keys = value_refs.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_keys = parent_keys.get_item(ref_list_num)?; parent_map.set_item(&key, &parent_keys)?; next.call_method1("update", (parent_keys,))?; } else { let min_key = node.getattr("min_key")?; let max_key = node.getattr("max_key")?; if key.lt(&min_key)? || key.gt(&max_key)? { parents_not_on_page.add(&key)?; } else { missing_keys.call_method1("add", (key,))?; } } } to_check = next.call_method1("difference", (&parent_map,))?; } } // Cull parents we've already accounted for. let search = parents_not_on_page.call_method1("difference", (&parent_map,))?; let search = search.call_method1("difference", (&missing_keys,))?; search.cast_into::().map_err(Into::into) } #[staticmethod] fn _multi_bisect_right<'py>( py: Python<'py>, in_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, fixed_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Operates on arbitrary orderable Python keys (tests use str), so the // comparison/bisection is done over Python objects rather than the // byte-key crate helper. let in_vec: Vec> = in_keys.try_iter()?.collect::>()?; let fixed_vec: Vec> = fixed_keys.try_iter()?.collect::>()?; let out = PyList::empty(py); if in_vec.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } if fixed_vec.is_empty() { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [0usize.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), { let l = PyList::empty(py); for k in &in_vec { l.append(k)?; } l.into_any() }], )?)?; return Ok(out); } if in_vec.len() == 1 { // bisect_right: first position where fixed[pos] > in_key. let mut pos = fixed_vec.len(); for (i, fk) in fixed_vec.iter().enumerate() { if fk.gt(&in_vec[0])? { pos = i; break; } } let l = PyList::empty(py); l.append(&in_vec[0])?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [pos.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), l.into_any()], )?)?; return Ok(out); } // Two-pointer walk over Python keys, mirroring the reference. let mut in_iter = in_vec.iter(); let mut fixed_iter = fixed_vec.iter().enumerate(); let mut cur_in = in_iter.next().unwrap().clone(); let (mut cur_fixed_offset, mut cur_fixed_key) = { let (o, k) = fixed_iter.next().unwrap(); (o, k.clone()) }; #[derive(PartialEq)] enum Done { Input, Fixed, } let done: Done = 'outer: loop { if cur_in.lt(&cur_fixed_key)? { let bucket = PyList::empty(py); let pos = cur_fixed_offset; while cur_in.lt(&cur_fixed_key)? { bucket.append(&cur_in)?; match in_iter.next() { Some(k) => cur_in = k.clone(), None => { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [pos.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), bucket.into_any()], )?)?; break 'outer Done::Input; } } } out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [pos.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), bucket.into_any()], )?)?; } while cur_in.ge(&cur_fixed_key)? { match fixed_iter.next() { Some((o, k)) => { cur_fixed_offset = o; cur_fixed_key = k.clone(); } None => break 'outer Done::Fixed, } } }; if done == Done::Fixed { let bucket = PyList::empty(py); bucket.append(&cur_in)?; for k in in_iter { bucket.append(k)?; } out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ fixed_vec.len().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), bucket.into_any(), ], )?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Ensure the header (and the root node, when one exists) has been read. /// Empty indices have no root page; in that case the header is parsed /// and `root_node` stays `None`. Returns the root node if present. fn _get_root_node(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { if slf.borrow().root_node.lock().unwrap().is_none() { Self::_get_internal_nodes(slf, py, vec![0])?; } Ok(slf.borrow()._root_node(py)) } fn _get_internal_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, node_indexes: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let cache = slf .borrow() .internal_node_cache .lock() .unwrap() .clone_ref(py); Self::get_nodes(slf, py, &cache.bind(py).clone(), node_indexes) } fn _get_leaf_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, node_indexes: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let cache = slf.borrow().leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); Self::get_nodes(slf, py, &cache.bind(py).clone(), node_indexes) } fn _read_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, nodes: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { Self::read_nodes_impl(slf, py, nodes) } fn _parse_header_from_bytes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(usize, Bound<'py, PyBytes>)> { let header = parse_btree_header(data).map_err(|e| match e { BTreeIndexError::BadSignature => { BadIndexFormatSignature::new_err(("", "BTreeGraphIndex")) } BTreeIndexError::BadOptions => BadIndexOptions::new_err(("",)), other => PyValueError::new_err(other.to_string()), })?; let me = slf.borrow(); *me.node_ref_lists.lock().unwrap() = Some(header.node_ref_lists); *me.key_length.lock().unwrap() = Some(header.key_length); *me.key_count.lock().unwrap() = Some(header.key_count); *me.row_offsets.lock().unwrap() = Some(compute_row_offsets(&header.row_lengths)); *me.row_lengths.lock().unwrap() = Some(header.row_lengths); let rest = PyBytes::new(py, &data[header.header_end..]); Ok((header.header_end, rest)) } } /// Pull nodes from `cache`, reading any missing ones (expanded for prefetch) /// from the transport. Mirrors `_get_nodes` + `_get_and_cache_nodes`. impl BTreeGraphIndex { fn get_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, cache: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, node_indexes: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let found = PyDict::new(py); let mut needed: Vec = Vec::new(); let root = slf.borrow()._root_node(py); for idx in node_indexes { if idx == 0 { if let Some(r) = &root { found.set_item(0usize, r.bind(py).clone())?; continue; } } match cache.call_method1("__getitem__", (idx,)) { Ok(node) => { found.set_item(idx, node)?; } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => needed.push(idx), Err(e) => return Err(e), } } if needed.is_empty() { return Ok(found); } let expanded = Self::_expand_offsets(slf, py, needed)?; let expanded_vec: Vec = expanded.extract()?; let fetched = Self::get_and_cache_nodes(slf, py, expanded_vec)?; found.call_method1("update", (fetched,))?; Ok(found) } fn get_and_cache_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, nodes: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let found = PyDict::new(py); let mut sorted = nodes; sorted.sort_unstable(); let read = Self::read_nodes_impl(slf, py, sorted)?; let leaf_cache = slf.borrow().leaf_node_cache.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); let internal_cache = slf .borrow() .internal_node_cache .lock() .unwrap() .clone_ref(py); let mut start_of_leaves: Option = None; for pair in read.try_iter()? { let tup = pair?.cast_into::()?; let node_pos: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let node = tup.get_item(1)?; if node_pos == 0 { slf.borrow().set_root_node(Some(node.clone().unbind())); } else { if start_of_leaves.is_none() { let ro = slf.borrow().lock_row_offsets().unwrap_or_default(); start_of_leaves = Some(ro[ro.len() - 2]); } if node_pos < start_of_leaves.unwrap() { internal_cache .bind(py) .call_method1("__setitem__", (node_pos, &node))?; } else { leaf_cache .bind(py) .call_method1("__setitem__", (node_pos, &node))?; } } found.set_item(node_pos, node)?; } Ok(found) } /// Walk internal nodes to map each requested key to the leaf covering it. /// Returns `(leaf_nodes_dict, [(leaf_index, sub_keys_list)])`. fn walk_through_internal_nodes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: &Bound<'py, PySet>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, KeysAtIndex)> { let sorted = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.iter() { sorted.append(k)?; } sorted.call_method1("sort", ())?; let mut keys_at_index: Vec<(usize, Py)> = vec![(0, sorted.unbind())]; let row_offsets = slf.borrow().lock_row_offsets().unwrap_or_default(); let mid_rows: Vec = if row_offsets.len() >= 2 { row_offsets[1..row_offsets.len() - 1].to_vec() } else { Vec::new() }; for next_row_start in mid_rows { let node_indexes: Vec = keys_at_index.iter().map(|(i, _)| *i).collect(); let nodes = Self::_get_internal_nodes(slf, py, node_indexes)?; let mut next: Vec<(usize, Py)> = Vec::new(); for (node_index, sub_keys) in keys_at_index.into_iter() { let node = nodes.get_item(node_index)?.ok_or_else(|| { PyValueError::new_err(format!("missing internal node {node_index}")) })?; let node_offset: usize = next_row_start + node.getattr("offset")?.extract::()?; let node_keys = node.getattr("keys")?; let positions = Self::_multi_bisect_right(py, sub_keys.bind(py).clone().into_any(), node_keys)?; for entry in positions.iter() { let tup = entry.cast_into::()?; let pos: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let s_keys = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; next.push((node_offset + pos, s_keys.unbind())); } } keys_at_index = next; } let leaf_indexes: Vec = keys_at_index.iter().map(|(i, _)| *i).collect(); let nodes = Self::_get_leaf_nodes(slf, py, leaf_indexes)?; Ok((nodes, keys_at_index)) } fn read_nodes_impl<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, pages: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let ps = page_size(); let base_offset = slf.borrow().base_offset; let size = slf.borrow().lock_size(); let plan = bazaar::btree_index::plan_page_reads(&pages, size, base_offset, ps) .map_err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err)?; let out = PyList::empty(py); // (offset, data) pairs to decode. let data_ranges = PyList::empty(py); match plan { ReadPlan::WholeFile => { let transport = slf.borrow().transport.clone_ref(py); let data: Bound<'py, PyBytes> = transport .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes", (&slf.borrow().name,))? .cast_into()?; let bytes = data.as_bytes(); let num_bytes = bytes.len() as u64; slf.borrow().set_size(Some(num_bytes - base_offset)); let mut start = base_offset; while start < num_bytes { let take = (ps as u64).min(num_bytes - start); let chunk = PyBytes::new(py, &bytes[start as usize..(start + take) as usize]); data_ranges.append(PyTuple::new( py, [start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), chunk.into_any()], )?)?; start += ps as u64; } } ReadPlan::Ranges(ranges) => { if ranges.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } let file = slf.borrow()._file(py); if let Some(file) = file { // Spilled-backing path: read directly from the open file. for PageRange { offset, length } in &ranges { file.bind(py).call_method1("seek", (*offset,))?; let chunk = file.bind(py).call_method1("read", (*length,))?; data_ranges.append(PyTuple::new( py, [offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), chunk], )?)?; } } else { // Normal path: readv with the two positional args the // tracing tests assert on (no extra kwargs). let py_ranges = PyList::empty(py); for PageRange { offset, length } in &ranges { py_ranges.append(PyTuple::new(py, [*offset, *length])?)?; } let transport = slf.borrow().transport.clone_ref(py); let read = transport .bind(py) .call_method1("readv", (&slf.borrow().name, py_ranges))?; for item in read.try_iter()? { data_ranges.append(item?)?; } } } } let leaf_factory = slf.borrow().leaf_factory.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); for item in data_ranges.iter() { let tup = item.cast_into::()?; let mut offset: u64 = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let data: Bound<'py, PyBytes> = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into()?; offset -= base_offset; let payload: Vec = if offset == 0 { let (_he, rest) = Self::_parse_header_from_bytes(slf, py, data.as_bytes())?; let rest_bytes = rest.as_bytes().to_vec(); if rest_bytes.is_empty() { continue; } rest_bytes } else { data.as_bytes().to_vec() }; let decompressed = decompress_page(&payload) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("bad btree node: {e}")))?; let key_length = slf.borrow()._key_length().unwrap_or(1); let nrl = slf.borrow().lock_node_ref_lists().unwrap_or(0); let node: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if decompressed.starts_with(LEAF_FLAG) { let bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &decompressed); leaf_factory.bind(py).call1((bytes, key_length, nrl))? } else if decompressed.starts_with(INTERNAL_FLAG) { let bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &decompressed); Bound::new(py, InternalNodePy::new(py, bytes.as_bytes())?)?.into_any() } else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "Unknown node type for {decompressed:?}" ))); }; let page_index = offset as usize / ps; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [page_index.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), node], )?)?; } Ok(out) } fn make_iter( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, entries: Bound<'_, PyList>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = slf; Py::new( py, EntryIterator { entries: entries.unbind(), pos: Mutex::new(0), }, ) } } /// Append all entries from a leaf node object (built via `_leaf_factory`) /// to `out`, each prefixed with the owning index. fn append_node_entries<'py>( py: Python<'py>, out: &Bound<'py, PyList>, index: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, node: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, node_ref_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { for item in node.call_method0("all_items")?.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value_refs = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; append_entry(py, out, index, &key, &value_refs, node_ref_lists)?; } Ok(()) } /// Append one `(index, key, value[, refs])` tuple to `out`. fn append_entry<'py>( py: Python<'py>, out: &Bound<'py, PyList>, index: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, value_refs: &Bound<'py, PyTuple>, node_ref_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let value = value_refs.get_item(0)?; let tuple = if node_ref_lists > 0 { let refs = value_refs.get_item(1)?; PyTuple::new(py, [index.clone(), key.clone(), value, refs])? } else { PyTuple::new(py, [index.clone(), key.clone(), value])? }; out.append(tuple) } /// Iterator over pre-built `(index, key, value[, refs])` tuples. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index")] struct EntryIterator { entries: Py, pos: Mutex, } #[pymethods] impl EntryIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let mut pos = self.pos.lock().unwrap(); let entries = self.entries.bind(py); if *pos >= entries.len() { return Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())); } let item = entries.get_item(*pos)?; *pos += 1; Ok(item) } } /// Lazy iterator returned by `iter_entries_prefix`. The prefix validation /// and full index scan run on first `__next__` so the historic generator /// semantics hold (the work, including a possible `BadIndexKey`, happens /// during iteration rather than at call time). #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index")] struct PrefixIterator { index: Py, prefixes: Py, computed: Mutex>>, pos: Mutex, } #[pymethods] impl PrefixIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let mut computed = self.computed.lock().unwrap(); if computed.is_none() { let entries = BTreeGraphIndex::iter_entries_prefix_impl( self.index.bind(py), py, self.prefixes.bind(py).clone().into_any(), )?; *computed = Some(entries.unbind()); } let entries = computed.as_ref().unwrap().bind(py); let mut pos = self.pos.lock().unwrap(); if *pos >= entries.len() { return Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())); } let item = entries.get_item(*pos)?; *pos += 1; Ok(item) } } /// B+Tree builder. Extends [`PyGraphIndexBuilder`] and adds /// spill-to-disk semantics: once the in-memory node dict crosses /// `spill_at` entries, the held nodes are serialised into a temporary /// file and tracked as a "backing index". On every subsequent spill, /// the power-of-2 merge strategy from /// [`bazaar::btree_builder::spill_landing_slot`] decides which slot /// the new merged blob lands in. /// /// Why bindings code rather than pure crate: the spill output is a /// Python `tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile` (or `BytesIO`), the backing /// index objects are pyo3 [`BTreeGraphIndex`] instances reading /// directly from those Python file handles, and querying a backing /// index goes through Python attribute/method calls. The orchestration /// is fundamentally over Python objects. #[pyclass( module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.btree_index", name = "BTreeBuilder", extends = PyGraphIndexBuilder, subclass, dict )] struct BTreeBuilder { spill_at: Mutex, /// `_backing_indices`. Each slot is either a `BTreeGraphIndex` (or /// `Py` to match the Python contract that other index types /// can be stored) or `None`. backing_indices: Mutex>>>, /// `_nodes`: `{key_tuple: (refs_tuple, value_bytes)}`. Held as a /// Python dict because the helper `add_node_to_btree_builder` and /// `iter_btree_builder_nodes_sorted` expect that exact shape. nodes: Mutex>, /// `_nodes_by_key`: lazy `{first_segment: {second_segment: ... /// {last_segment: (key, value[, refs])}}}` trie. `None` until /// `_get_nodes_by_key` materialises it. nodes_by_key: Mutex>>, } #[pymethods] impl BTreeBuilder { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (reference_lists = 0, key_elements = 1, spill_at = 100000))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, spill_at: usize, ) -> (Self, PyGraphIndexBuilder) { use bazaar::index::GraphIndexBuilder as RsGraphIndexBuilder; let parent = PyGraphIndexBuilder { inner: Mutex::new(RsGraphIndexBuilder::new(reference_lists, key_elements)), optimize_for_size_py: Mutex::new(None), combine_backing_indices_py: Mutex::new(None), }; let me = BTreeBuilder { spill_at: Mutex::new(spill_at), backing_indices: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), nodes: Mutex::new(PyDict::new(py).unbind()), nodes_by_key: Mutex::new(None), }; (me, parent) } #[getter] fn _spill_at(&self) -> usize { *self.spill_at.lock().unwrap() } #[setter(_spill_at)] fn set_spill_at(&self, value: usize) { *self.spill_at.lock().unwrap() = value; } #[getter] fn _backing_indices<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { let guard = self.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for entry in guard.iter() { match entry { Some(b) => out.append(b.bind(py).clone()).unwrap(), None => out.append(py.None()).unwrap(), } } out } #[getter] fn _nodes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyDict> { self.nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn _nodes_by_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { match self.nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap().as_ref() { Some(d) => d.bind(py).clone().into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), } } /// Add a node to the in-memory dict. Once `_nodes` reaches /// `spill_at`, the held nodes are merged into a backing index on /// disk via [`Self::spill_mem_keys_to_disk`]. #[pyo3(signature = (key, value, references = None))] fn add_node( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, references: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let key_tuple = ensure_key_tuple(py, &key)?; let parent = slf.borrow().into_super(); let reference_lists = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists(); let key_length = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().key_length(); drop(parent); let me = slf.borrow(); let nodes_guard = me.nodes.lock().unwrap(); let nodes = nodes_guard.bind(py).clone(); drop(nodes_guard); let refs_arg = match references { Some(r) => r, None => PyTuple::empty(py).into_any(), }; // Delegate to the existing helper that does validation + // duplicate-key check + dict insertion in one shot. let node_refs = crate::index::py_add_node_to_btree_builder( py, slf.clone().into_any(), key_tuple.clone().into_any(), value, refs_arg, nodes.clone(), reference_lists, key_length, )?; let node_refs: Bound<'_, PyAny> = node_refs.into_any(); if me.nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap().is_some() && key_length > 1 { let val = nodes.get_item(key_tuple.clone())?.unwrap(); let val_tuple = val.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err("btree node value must be a (refs, value) tuple") })?; let value_b = val_tuple.get_item(1)?; Self::update_nodes_by_key_inner( py, &me, reference_lists > 0, key_tuple, value_b, &node_refs, )?; } if nodes.len() < *me.spill_at.lock().unwrap() { return Ok(()); } drop(me); Self::spill_mem_keys_to_disk(slf, py) } /// Bulk-add nodes accepting either `(key, value, refs)` or /// `(key, value)` tuples depending on whether this builder has /// reference lists configured. fn add_nodes(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let has_refs = slf .borrow() .into_super() .inner .lock() .unwrap() .reference_lists() > 0; for node in nodes.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let tup = node .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node must be a tuple"))?; if has_refs { if tup.len() != 3 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "node must be a 3-tuple when reference_lists > 0", )); } let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?; let refs = tup.get_item(2)?; let value_b = value .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("value must be bytes"))?; Self::add_node(slf.clone(), py, key, value_b, Some(refs))?; } else { if tup.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "node must be a 2-tuple when reference_lists == 0", )); } let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?; let value_b = value .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("value must be bytes"))?; Self::add_node(slf.clone(), py, key, value_b, None)?; } } Ok(()) } /// Return an estimate of the number of keys (exact, since this is /// an in-memory builder). fn key_count(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let mem = self.nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).len(); let mut total = mem; let guard = self.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); for entry in guard.iter().flatten() { let n: usize = entry.bind(py).call_method0("key_count")?.extract()?; total += n; } Ok(total) } /// In-memory indices have no on-disk state, so validation is a /// no-op. Matches the historical Python implementation. fn validate(&self) {} fn __lt__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if other.is_instance_of::() { // Compare on the underlying `_nodes` dict, matching the // Python original's `self._nodes < other._nodes`. let a = slf.borrow().nodes.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); let b_borrow = other.downcast::().unwrap().borrow(); let b = b_borrow.nodes.lock().unwrap().clone_ref(py); return a.bind(py).lt(b.bind(py)); } // Existing on-disk indices sort before still-being-built ones. // `bzrformats.btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex` is an alias for this Rust // pyclass, so this instance check also covers spilled backings // constructed via the Python name. if other.is_instance_of::() { return Ok(false); } Err(PyTypeError::new_err(other.unbind())) } fn __hash__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> isize { slf.as_ptr() as isize } /// `_iter_mem_nodes`: sorted iterator over the in-memory dict, /// each entry prefixed with `self`. The sort runs up front; the /// `(self, key, value[, refs])` tuples are yielded one at a time. fn _iter_mem_nodes<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult { let list = Self::mem_nodes_list(slf, py)?; Ok(EntryIterator { entries: list.unbind(), pos: Mutex::new(0), }) } /// Build the sorted `(self, key, value[, refs])` tuples for the /// in-memory nodes. Shared by `_iter_mem_nodes` and the merge-sort /// entry walks. fn mem_nodes_list<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let me = slf.borrow(); let nodes = me.nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).clone(); let has_refs = slf .borrow() .into_super() .inner .lock() .unwrap() .reference_lists() > 0; let sorted: Bound<'py, PyList> = crate::index::btree_builder_nodes_sorted_list(py, nodes, has_refs)?; let out = PyList::empty(py); let self_any: Bound<'py, PyAny> = slf.into_any(); for entry in sorted.iter() { let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for it in tup.iter() { items.push(it); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// `iter_all_entries`: merge-sorted iteration over in-memory + /// backing indices. fn iter_all_entries<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let mem = Self::mem_nodes_list(slf.clone(), py)?; let mem_iter = mem.try_iter()?; let mut iterators: Vec> = vec![mem_iter.into_any()]; let backings: Vec> = { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard .iter() .filter_map(|e| e.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone_ref(py))) .collect() }; for backing in backings { let entries = backing.bind(py).call_method0("iter_all_entries")?; iterators.push(entries.try_iter()?.into_any()); } if iterators.len() == 1 { return Ok(iterators.into_iter().next().unwrap()); } Self::iter_smallest(slf, py, iterators) } /// `iter_entries(keys)`: yields entries for the requested keys in /// (no-defined) order. Looks in the in-memory dict first; any keys /// not found there are searched through the backing indices. fn iter_entries<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } let nodes = slf.borrow().nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).clone(); let has_refs = slf .borrow() .into_super() .inner .lock() .unwrap() .reference_lists() > 0; let (entries, local_keys) = crate::index::btree_builder_nodes_for_keys( py, nodes, key_set.clone().into_any(), has_refs, )?; let out = PyList::empty(py); let self_any: Bound<'py, PyAny> = slf.clone().into_any(); for entry in entries.iter() { let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for it in tup.iter() { items.push(it); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } for k in local_keys.iter() { key_set.discard(k)?; } let backings: Vec> = { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard .iter() .filter_map(|e| e.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone_ref(py))) .collect() }; for backing in backings { if key_set.is_empty() { break; } let entries = backing .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries", (key_set.clone(),))?; for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let tup = entry .clone() .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let key = tup.get_item(1)?; key_set.discard(key)?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for i in 1..tup.len() { items.push(tup.get_item(i)?); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } } Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// `iter_entries_prefix(keys)`: prefix-keyed lookup. Walks backing /// indices first then the in-memory dict (matching the Python /// original). fn iter_entries_prefix<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let keys_list = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { keys_list.append(k?)?; } let out = PyList::empty(py); if keys_list.is_empty() { return Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()); } let self_any: Bound<'py, PyAny> = slf.clone().into_any(); let backings: Vec> = { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard .iter() .filter_map(|e| e.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone_ref(py))) .collect() }; for backing in backings { let entries = backing .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries_prefix", (keys_list.clone(),))?; for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for i in 1..tup.len() { items.push(tup.get_item(i)?); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } } let parent = slf.borrow().into_super(); let has_refs = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists() > 0; let key_length = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().key_length(); drop(parent); let nodes = slf.borrow().nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).clone(); let mode = if has_refs { "btree-builder-refs" } else { "btree-builder-norefs" }; let local_entries: Bound<'py, PyList> = crate::index::py_iter_entries_prefix( py, nodes, keys_list.into_any(), key_length, mode, )?; for entry in local_entries.iter() { let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for it in tup.iter() { items.push(it); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; } Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// `_get_nodes_by_key`: lazy trie. First call builds it from /// `_nodes`; subsequent calls return the cached dict. fn _get_nodes_by_key<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap(); if let Some(d) = guard.as_ref() { return Ok(d.bind(py).clone()); } } let parent = slf.borrow().into_super(); let has_refs = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists() > 0; drop(parent); let nodes_by_key = PyDict::new(py); let nodes = slf.borrow().nodes.lock().unwrap().bind(py).clone(); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let key_tuple = key_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("btree node must be a 2-tuple"))?; let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let leaf_value: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if has_refs { PyTuple::new( py, [ key_tuple.clone().into_any(), value_b.clone(), refs_obj.clone(), ], )? .into_any() } else { PyTuple::new(py, [key_tuple.clone().into_any(), value_b.clone()])?.into_any() }; let mut key_dict = nodes_by_key.clone(); for i in 0..(key_tuple.len() - 1) { let subkey = key_tuple.get_item(i)?; let entry = key_dict.get_item(subkey.clone())?; match entry { Some(d) => { key_dict = d.cast_into()?; } None => { let new_dict = PyDict::new(py); key_dict.set_item(subkey, new_dict.clone())?; key_dict = new_dict; } } } let last = key_tuple.get_item(key_tuple.len() - 1)?; key_dict.set_item(last, leaf_value)?; } *slf.borrow().nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap() = Some(nodes_by_key.clone().unbind()); Ok(nodes_by_key) } /// `find_ancestry`: classic graph walk over `iter_entries`. Each /// iteration looks up the current `pending` keys, records their /// parents, and feeds newly-discovered parents into the next round. fn find_ancestry<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>)> { let parent_map = PyDict::new(py); let missing = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut pending = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { pending.add(k?)?; } while !pending.is_empty() { let next_pending = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let entries = Self::iter_entries(slf.clone(), py, pending.clone().into_any())?; for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let key = tup.get_item(1)?; let refs: Bound<'py, PyTuple> = tup.get_item(3)?.cast_into()?; let parent_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny> = refs.get_item(ref_list_num)?; let parent_keys_tuple: Bound<'py, PyTuple> = parent_keys.clone().cast_into()?; parent_map.set_item(key, parent_keys.clone())?; for p in parent_keys_tuple.iter() { if !parent_map.contains(p.clone())? { next_pending.add(p)?; } } } // Anything in pending that didn't end up in parent_map this // round is genuinely missing. for k in pending.iter() { if !parent_map.contains(k.clone())? { missing.add(k)?; } } pending = next_pending; } Ok((parent_map, missing)) } /// `_find_ancestors`: one-step ancestry walk. Populates /// `parent_map` with each search-key's parents and adds unfound /// keys to `missing_keys`. Returns the set of newly-discovered /// parents not already in `parent_map`. fn _find_ancestors<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, search_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, missing_keys: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>, ) -> PyResult> { let found = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let new_search = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let search_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in search_keys.try_iter()? { search_set.add(k?)?; } let entries = Self::iter_entries(slf, py, search_set.clone().into_any())?; for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let tup = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let key = tup.get_item(1)?; let refs: Bound<'py, PyTuple> = tup.get_item(3)?.cast_into()?; let parent_keys: Bound<'py, PyTuple> = refs.get_item(ref_list_num)?.cast_into()?; parent_map.set_item(key.clone(), parent_keys.clone())?; for p in parent_keys.iter() { if !parent_map.contains(p.clone())? { new_search.add(p)?; } } found.add(key)?; } // search_keys - found = newly-known-missing for k in search_set.iter() { if !found.contains(k.clone())? { missing_keys.add(k)?; } } Ok(new_search) } /// `finish`: serialise all entries to a temporary file and return /// its handle. fn finish<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let iter = Self::iter_all_entries(slf.clone(), py)?; let (file, _size) = Self::write_nodes(slf, py, iter, true)?; Ok(file) } } /// Coerce a Python value into a tuple (the historic Python wrapper /// did `key = tuple(key)`), preserving the contract that builders /// accept any iterable that materialises into a key tuple. fn ensure_key_tuple<'py>( py: Python<'py>, obj: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(t) = obj.downcast::() { return Ok(t.clone()); } // Equivalent to Python's `tuple(obj)`: materialise the iterable. A // non-iterable raises the same `TypeError` via `try_iter`. let items = obj .try_iter()? .collect::>>>()?; PyTuple::new(py, items) } /// Non-pyo3 helpers for [`BTreeBuilder`]. These are called from the /// `#[pymethods]` block above but are not themselves exposed to /// Python — they handle spill/merge/serialise orchestration over the /// Python tempfile + `BTreeGraphIndex` objects. impl BTreeBuilder { /// Update the lazy `_nodes_by_key` trie with a single new key. /// Mirrors Python's `_update_nodes_by_key`. The caller passes /// `has_refs` so this helper doesn't have to re-borrow the parent /// PyGraphIndexBuilder. fn update_nodes_by_key_inner<'py>( py: Python<'py>, me: &PyRef<'_, Self>, has_refs: bool, key_tuple: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, value_b: Bound<'py, PyAny>, node_refs: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let nbk_guard = me.nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap(); let Some(nbk_py) = nbk_guard.as_ref() else { return Ok(()); }; let leaf_value: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if has_refs { PyTuple::new( py, [ key_tuple.clone().into_any(), value_b, node_refs.clone().into_any(), ], )? .into_any() } else { PyTuple::new(py, [key_tuple.clone().into_any(), value_b])?.into_any() }; let mut key_dict = nbk_py.bind(py).clone(); for i in 0..(key_tuple.len() - 1) { let subkey = key_tuple.get_item(i)?; let entry = key_dict.get_item(subkey.clone())?; match entry { Some(d) => { key_dict = d.cast_into()?; } None => { let new_dict = PyDict::new(py); key_dict.set_item(subkey, new_dict.clone())?; key_dict = new_dict; } } } let last = key_tuple.get_item(key_tuple.len() - 1)?; key_dict.set_item(last, leaf_value)?; Ok(()) } /// `_spill_mem_keys_to_disk`: flush the in-memory `_nodes` dict /// into a backing index on disk. If `_combine_backing_indices` is /// true, merge with leading filled slots per the power-of-2 strategy. fn spill_mem_keys_to_disk(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let combine: bool = { let parent = slf.borrow().into_super(); let stored = parent .combine_backing_indices_py .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .and_then(|v| v.extract::(py).ok()); stored.unwrap_or_else(|| parent.inner.lock().unwrap().combine_backing_indices()) }; let (file, size, slot) = if combine { let occupancy: Vec = { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard.iter().map(|e| e.is_some()).collect() }; let slot = spill_landing_slot(&occupancy); // Combine mem with every leading non-None backing (slots 0..slot). let mem_entries = Self::mem_nodes_list(slf.clone(), py)?; let mut iterators: Vec> = vec![mem_entries.try_iter()?.into_any()]; let leading: Vec> = { let me = slf.borrow(); let guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard[..slot] .iter() .filter_map(|e| e.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone_ref(py))) .collect() }; for backing in leading { let entries = backing.bind(py).call_method0("iter_all_entries")?; iterators.push(entries.try_iter()?.into_any()); } let merged = Self::iter_smallest(slf.clone(), py, iterators)?; let (file, size) = Self::write_nodes(slf.clone(), py, merged, false)?; (file, size, slot) } else { // Plain spill: just write the mem nodes; new backing goes // at the end of the list. let slot = slf.borrow().backing_indices.lock().unwrap().len(); let mem_entries = Self::mem_nodes_list(slf.clone(), py)?; let (file, size) = Self::write_nodes(slf.clone(), py, mem_entries.into_any(), false)?; (file, size, slot) }; // Build a BTreeGraphIndex over a dummy transport that returns a // fixed recommended_page_size. The transport itself is never used // for I/O because we overwrite `_file` to point at the // just-written tempfile. let dummy_transport = Py::new(py, DummyTransport)?; let new_backing = py.get_type::() .call1((dummy_transport, "", size))?; new_backing.setattr("_file", file)?; { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut guard = me.backing_indices.lock().unwrap(); if combine { if guard.len() == slot { guard.push(None); } guard[slot] = Some(new_backing.unbind()); for prev in &mut guard[..slot] { *prev = None; } } else { guard.push(Some(new_backing.unbind())); } // Clear mem. *me.nodes.lock().unwrap() = PyDict::new(py).unbind(); *me.nodes_by_key.lock().unwrap() = None; } Ok(()) } /// `_iter_smallest`: k-way merge across pre-sorted iterators, each /// yielding `(self, key, ...)` tuples. Raises `BadIndexDuplicateKey` /// when the same key appears in two iterators back-to-back. fn iter_smallest<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, iterators: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { if iterators.len() == 1 { return Ok(iterators.into_iter().next().unwrap()); } let mut current: Vec>> = Vec::with_capacity(iterators.len()); for it in &iterators { current.push(advance_iter(it)?); } let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut last_key: Option> = None; let self_any: Bound<'py, PyAny> = slf.clone().into_any(); let iterators_vec = iterators; loop { // Find the index of the smallest-key current entry. let mut best: Option<(usize, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = None; for (i, entry) in current.iter().enumerate() { let Some(e) = entry.as_ref() else { continue }; let key = e.get_item(1)?; let smaller = match &best { Some((_, cur_best_key)) => key.lt(cur_best_key)?, None => true, }; if smaller { best = Some((i, key)); } } let Some((idx, key)) = best else { break; }; // Duplicate detection — last selected key must not equal this one. if let Some(prev) = &last_key { if prev.eq(key.clone())? { return Err(BadIndexDuplicateKey::new_err(( prev.clone().unbind(), slf.clone().into_any().unbind(), ))); } } // Yield: replace the (other-self, ...) prefix with our self. let original = current[idx].clone().unwrap(); let mut items: Vec> = vec![self_any.clone()]; for i in 1..original.len() { items.push(original.get_item(i)?); } out.append(PyTuple::new(py, items)?)?; last_key = Some(key); current[idx] = advance_iter(&iterators_vec[idx])?; } Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// `_write_nodes`: serialise a sorted iterator of nodes into a /// `tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile` (or `BytesIO` for small outputs) /// and return `(file_handle, size)`. The handle is rewound to the /// start so the caller can read it directly. fn write_nodes<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, node_iterator: Bound<'py, PyAny>, allow_optimize: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, usize)> { let parent = slf.borrow().into_super(); let reference_lists = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists(); let key_length = parent.inner.lock().unwrap().key_length(); let optimize_for_size = if allow_optimize { parent .optimize_for_size_py .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .and_then(|v| v.extract::(py).ok()) .unwrap_or_else(|| parent.inner.lock().unwrap().optimize_for_size()) } else { false }; drop(parent); let page_size = bazaar::btree_index::PAGE_SIZE; let blob = crate::btree_serializer::serialize_btree_index( py, &node_iterator, reference_lists, key_length, optimize_for_size, Some(page_size), Some(bazaar::btree_index::RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES), )?; let blob_bytes = blob.as_bytes(); let size = blob_bytes.len(); let file: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if size > page_size { let tempfile_mod = py.import("tempfile")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("prefix", "bzr-index-")?; tempfile_mod .getattr("NamedTemporaryFile")? .call((), Some(&kwargs))? } else { let io = py.import("io")?; io.getattr("BytesIO")?.call0()? }; file.call_method1("write", (blob.clone(),))?; file.call_method0("flush")?; file.call_method1("seek", (0,))?; Ok((file, size)) } } /// Pull the next item from a Python iterator, returning `None` on /// `StopIteration`. The iterator must yield tuples for `iter_smallest`. fn advance_iter<'py>(iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult>> { match iter.call_method0("__next__") { Ok(item) => Ok(Some(item.cast_into()?)), Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(iter.py()) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e), } } pub fn _btree_index_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "btree_index")?; m.add("PAGE_SIZE", bazaar::btree_index::PAGE_SIZE)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_btree_header, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_internal_node, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; // Page-size constants read by downstream consumers (e.g. breezy's // bzr/debug_commands.py iterates a B+Tree file in PAGE_SIZE strides). m.add("PAGE_SIZE", bazaar::btree_index::PAGE_SIZE)?; m.add("_PAGE_SIZE", bazaar::btree_index::PAGE_SIZE)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/btree_serializer.rs0000644000000000000000000005076115207367274021543 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Canonical Ltd // Copyright (C) 2024 Jelmer Vernooij // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! Rust/PyO3 implementation of the btree serializer extension. use bazaar::btree_serializer::{ hexlify_sha1, sha1_bin_to_bytes, sha1_bytes_to_bin, unhexlify_sha1, ChkLeafNode, ChkSha1Record, }; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyAssertionError, PyKeyError, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyList, PyTuple}; use std::convert::TryInto; /// Convert a key tuple of the form (b'sha1:xxxx...',) to 20-byte binary sha1. /// Returns None if the key is not a valid sha1 key. fn key_to_sha1(key: &Bound) -> Option<[u8; 20]> { let tuple: &Bound = key.cast().ok()?; if tuple.len() != 1 { return None; } let item = tuple.get_item(0).ok()?; let bytes_obj: &Bound = item.cast().ok()?; sha1_bytes_to_bin(bytes_obj.as_bytes()) } /// Convert 20-byte binary sha1 into a key tuple (b'sha1:xxxx...',). fn sha1_to_key<'py>(py: Python<'py>, sha1: &[u8; 20]) -> PyResult> { let py_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &sha1_bin_to_bytes(sha1)); PyTuple::new(py, &[py_bytes.as_any()]) } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // BTreeLeafParser // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Parse the leaf nodes of a BTree index. #[pyclass] struct BTreeLeafParser { data: Py, key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, keys: Py, } impl BTreeLeafParser { /// Process a single line of leaf node data. Returns true if there is more to process. fn process_line<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, line: &[u8], header_found: &mut bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { if line.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } if !*header_found { if line == b"type=leaf" { *header_found = true; return Ok(()); } else { return Err(PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "Node did not start with \"type=leaf\": {:?}", line ))); } } // Delegate the per-line splitting (key segments / refs / value) // to the pure crate; this wrapper only marshals the resulting // bytes into the Python tuple shape the parser exposes. let (key_segments, value_bytes, ref_lists) = bazaar::btree_index::parse_leaf_line(line, self.key_length, self.ref_list_length) .map_err(|_| PyAssertionError::new_err("Failed to parse leaf line"))?; let key_parts: Vec> = key_segments.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)).collect(); let key = PyTuple::new(py, key_parts.iter().map(|b| b.as_any()))?; let value = PyBytes::new(py, &value_bytes); let node_value: Bound = if self.ref_list_length > 0 { let mut ref_list_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_lists.len()); for ref_list in &ref_lists { let mut refs: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for ref_key in ref_list { let parts: Vec> = ref_key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)).collect(); refs.push(PyTuple::new(py, parts.iter().map(|b| b.as_any()))?); } ref_list_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, refs.iter().map(|t| t.as_any()))?); } let ref_lists_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_list_tuples.iter().map(|t| t.as_any()))?; PyTuple::new(py, &[value.as_any(), ref_lists_tuple.as_any()])? } else { let empty = PyTuple::empty(py); PyTuple::new(py, &[value.as_any(), empty.as_any()])? }; let entry = PyTuple::new(py, &[key.as_any(), node_value.as_any()])?; self.keys.bind(py).append(entry)?; Ok(()) } } #[pymethods] impl BTreeLeafParser { #[new] fn new(py: Python, data: Py, key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize) -> Self { BTreeLeafParser { data, key_length, ref_list_length, keys: PyList::empty(py).unbind(), } } fn parse(&self, py: Python) -> PyResult> { let data_ref = self.data.bind(py); let bytes = data_ref.as_bytes(); let mut header_found = false; for line in bytes.split(|&b| b == b'\n') { self.process_line(py, line, &mut header_found)?; } Ok(self.keys.clone_ref(py)) } } /// Parse leaf lines using BTreeLeafParser. #[pyfunction] fn _parse_leaf_lines( py: Python, data: Py, key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let parser = BTreeLeafParser::new(py, data, key_length, ref_list_length); parser.parse(py) } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // GCCHKSHA1LeafNode // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Track all the entries for a given leaf node. /// /// Thin wrapper over [`bazaar::btree_serializer::ChkLeafNode`], which owns the /// performance-critical parse + offset-table + binary-search logic. This layer /// only marshals sha1 key tuples and `(value, refs)` shapes, plus the /// `__contains__`/`__getitem__` last-record cache. #[pyclass] struct GCCHKSHA1LeafNode { inner: ChkLeafNode, last_key: Option>, last_record_idx: Option, } impl GCCHKSHA1LeafNode { fn record_to_value_and_refs<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, record: &ChkSha1Record, ) -> PyResult> { let value = PyBytes::new(py, &record.format_value()); let empty = PyTuple::empty(py); PyTuple::new(py, &[value.as_any(), empty.as_any()]) } fn record_to_item<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, record: &ChkSha1Record, ) -> PyResult> { let key = sha1_to_key(py, &record.sha1)?; let value_and_refs = self.record_to_value_and_refs(py, record)?; PyTuple::new(py, &[key.as_any(), value_and_refs.as_any()]) } } #[pymethods] impl GCCHKSHA1LeafNode { #[new] fn new(data: &Bound) -> PyResult { let inner = ChkLeafNode::parse(data.as_bytes()) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; Ok(GCCHKSHA1LeafNode { inner, last_key: None, last_record_idx: None, }) } #[getter] fn common_shift(&self) -> u8 { self.inner.common_shift() } fn __sizeof__(&self) -> usize { std::mem::size_of::() + self.inner.len() * std::mem::size_of::() } fn __contains__(&mut self, key: &Bound) -> bool { if let Some(sha1) = key_to_sha1(key) { if let Some(idx) = self.inner.lookup_record(&sha1) { self.last_key = Some(key.clone().unbind()); self.last_record_idx = Some(idx); return true; } } false } fn __getitem__<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Check cached last_record first if let Some(ref last_key) = self.last_key { if key.is(last_key.bind(py)) { if let Some(idx) = self.last_record_idx { let record = self.inner.records()[idx].clone(); return self.record_to_value_and_refs(py, &record); } } } if let Some(sha1) = key_to_sha1(key) { if let Some(idx) = self.inner.lookup_record(&sha1) { let record = self.inner.records()[idx].clone(); return self.record_to_value_and_refs(py, &record); } } Err(PyKeyError::new_err(format!("key {:?} is not present", key))) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.inner.len() } #[getter] fn min_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.inner.min_record() { None => Ok(None), Some(r) => Ok(Some(sha1_to_key(py, &r.sha1)?)), } } #[getter] fn max_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.inner.max_record() { None => Ok(None), Some(r) => Ok(Some(sha1_to_key(py, &r.sha1)?)), } } fn all_keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = PyList::empty(py); for record in self.inner.records() { result.append(sha1_to_key(py, &record.sha1)?)?; } Ok(result) } fn all_items<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = PyList::empty(py); for record in self.inner.records() { result.append(self.record_to_item(py, record)?)?; } Ok(result) } fn _get_offsets<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = PyList::empty(py); for &offset in self.inner.offsets().iter() { result.append(offset)?; } Ok(result) } fn _get_offset_for_sha1(&self, sha1: &Bound) -> usize { let bytes = sha1.as_bytes(); let mut arr = [0u8; 20]; arr.copy_from_slice(&bytes[..std::cmp::min(20, bytes.len())]); self.inner.offset_for_sha1(&arr) } } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Module-level functions // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Parse into a format optimized for chk records. #[pyfunction] fn _parse_into_chk( data: &Bound, key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> PyResult { if key_length != 1 { return Err(PyAssertionError::new_err( "key_length must be 1 for chk parsing", )); } if ref_list_length != 0 { return Err(PyAssertionError::new_err( "ref_list_length must be 0 for chk parsing", )); } let bytes_obj: &Bound = data .cast() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("We only support parsing byte strings."))?; GCCHKSHA1LeafNode::new(bytes_obj) } /// Convert a node into the serialized form. /// /// :param node: A tuple representing a node (index, key_tuple, value, references) /// :param reference_lists: Does this index have reference lists? /// :return: (string_key, flattened) #[pyfunction] fn _flatten_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, node: &Bound<'py, PyTuple>, reference_lists: isize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>)> { let node_len = node.len(); let reference_lists = reference_lists != 0; if reference_lists { if node_len != 4 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "With ref_lists, we expected 4 entries not: {}", node_len ))); } } else if node_len < 3 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Without ref_lists, we need at least 3 entries not: {}", node_len ))); } let key_tuple = node.get_item(1)?; let key_tuple: &Bound = key_tuple .cast() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("Expected a tuple for key"))?; let mut key: bazaar::btree_builder::Key = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for i in 0..key_tuple.len() { let item = key_tuple.get_item(i)?; let b: &Bound = item .cast() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("Expected bytes for key part"))?; key.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let val_obj = node.get_item(2)?; let val_bytes: &Bound = val_obj.cast().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "Expected bytes for value not: {:?}", val_obj.get_type() )) })?; let value = val_bytes.as_bytes().to_vec(); let mut references: Vec> = Vec::new(); if reference_lists { let ref_lists_obj = node.get_item(3)?; for ref_list_obj in ref_lists_obj.try_iter()? { let ref_list_obj = ref_list_obj?; let mut rl: Vec = Vec::new(); for reference_obj in ref_list_obj.try_iter()? { let reference_obj = reference_obj?; let reference: &Bound<'py, PyTuple> = reference_obj.cast().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "We expect references to be tuples not: {:?}", reference_obj.get_type() )) })?; let mut r: bazaar::btree_builder::Key = Vec::with_capacity(reference.len()); for k in 0..reference.len() { let ref_bit = reference.get_item(k)?; let ref_bit_bytes: &Bound<'py, PyBytes> = ref_bit.cast().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "We expect reference bits to be bytes not: {:?}", ref_bit.get_type() )) })?; r.push(ref_bit_bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } rl.push(r); } references.push(rl); } } let (string_key_bytes, line) = bazaar::btree_builder::flatten_node(&key, &value, &references, reference_lists); let string_key = PyBytes::new(py, &string_key_bytes); let line_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &line); Ok((string_key, line_bytes)) } /// For test infrastructure: hexlify a 20-byte binary digest. #[pyfunction] fn _py_hexlify<'py>(py: Python<'py>, as_bin: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let data = as_bin.as_bytes(); if data.len() != 20 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("not a 20-byte binary digest")); } let arr: &[u8; 20] = data.try_into().unwrap(); let hex = hexlify_sha1(arr); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &hex)) } /// For test infrastructure: unhexlify a 40-byte hex digest. #[pyfunction] fn _py_unhexlify<'py>( py: Python<'py>, as_hex: &Bound, ) -> PyResult>> { let bytes_obj: &Bound = as_hex .cast() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("not a 40-byte hex digest"))?; let data = bytes_obj.as_bytes(); if data.len() != 40 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("not a 40-byte hex digest")); } let mut bin = [0u8; 20]; if unhexlify_sha1(data, &mut bin) { Ok(Some(PyBytes::new(py, &bin))) } else { Ok(None) } } /// Map a key to a simple sha1 string. Testing thunk. #[pyfunction] fn _py_key_to_sha1<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult>> { match key_to_sha1(key) { Some(sha1) => Ok(Some(PyBytes::new(py, &sha1))), None => Ok(None), } } /// Test thunk to check the sha1-to-key mapping. #[pyfunction] fn _py_sha1_to_key<'py>( py: Python<'py>, sha1_bin: &Bound, ) -> PyResult> { let data = sha1_bin.as_bytes(); if data.len() != 20 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err( "sha1_bin must be a str of exactly 20 bytes", )); } let arr: &[u8; 20] = data.try_into().unwrap(); sha1_to_key(py, arr) } /// Serialize an iterable of `(index, key, value, refs?)` nodes into a B+Tree /// graph index. Mirrors `BTreeBuilder._write_nodes` on the Python side. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (nodes, reference_lists, key_elements, optimize_for_size=false, page_size=None, reserved_header_bytes=None))] pub(crate) fn serialize_btree_index<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, optimize_for_size: bool, page_size: Option, reserved_header_bytes: Option, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::btree_builder::{Layout, Node}; let layout = Layout { page_size: page_size.unwrap_or(bazaar::btree_builder::DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE), reserved_header_bytes: reserved_header_bytes .unwrap_or(bazaar::btree_builder::DEFAULT_RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES), }; // Collect the iterable into a sorted list of (key, Node). let mut collected: Vec<(Vec>, Node)> = Vec::new(); for item in nodes.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let tuple = item.cast::()?; // node layout: (index, key_tuple, value[, reference_lists]). let key_any = tuple.get_item(1)?; let key_tuple = key_any.cast::()?; let key: Vec> = key_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let value_any = tuple.get_item(2)?; let value_bytes = value_any.cast::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let references: Vec>>> = if reference_lists > 0 { let refs_any = tuple.get_item(3)?; let refs_tuple = refs_any.cast::()?; let mut rls: Vec>>> = Vec::with_capacity(refs_tuple.len()); for rl in refs_tuple.iter() { let rl_seq = rl.cast::()?; let mut rl_out: Vec>> = Vec::with_capacity(rl_seq.len()); for r in rl_seq.iter() { let r_tup = r.cast::()?; let r_out: Vec> = r_tup .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("ref segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; rl_out.push(r_out); } rls.push(rl_out); } rls } else { Vec::new() }; let node = Node { references, value: value_bytes, }; collected.push((key, node)); } // The Python caller already feeds us in sorted order via iter_all_entries // but sort defensively just in case. collected.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexKey); let bytes = bazaar::btree_builder::write_nodes( &collected, reference_lists, key_elements, optimize_for_size, layout, ) .map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::btree_builder::Error::KeyTooBig(key) => { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg))).unwrap(); BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.unbind(),)) } other => PyValueError::new_err(other.to_string()), })?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// Register the btree serializer module. pub(crate) fn _btree_serializer_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "btree_serializer")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_parse_leaf_lines, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_parse_into_chk, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_flatten_node, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_py_hexlify, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_py_unhexlify, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_py_key_to_sha1, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_py_sha1_to_key, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(serialize_btree_index, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/chk_map.rs0000644000000000000000000044775515207367274017630 0ustar00use bazaar::chk_map::{ are_search_keys_identical, deserialise_internal_node, deserialise_leaf_node, internal_node_current_size, leaf_node_current_size, leaf_node_key_value_len, serialise_internal_node, serialise_leaf_node, Error as ChkError, InternalNodeChild, Key, LeafNode as RsLeafNode, SearchKeyFunc, SearchPrefix, }; use pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::sync::PyOnceLock; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyString, PyTuple}; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InconsistentDeltaDelta); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, NoSuchRevision); fn chk_err_to_py(err: ChkError) -> PyErr { match err { ChkError::DeserializeError(msg) => pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(msg), ChkError::InconsistentDeltaDelta(_, msg) => pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(msg), ChkError::AssertionFailed(msg) => pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(msg), } } #[pyfunction] fn _search_key_plain(py: Python, key: Vec>) -> Bound { let key: Key = key.into(); let ret = bazaar::chk_map::search_key_plain(&key); PyBytes::new(py, &ret) } #[pyfunction] fn _search_key_16(py: Python, key: Vec>) -> Bound { let key: Key = key.into(); let ret = bazaar::chk_map::search_key_16(&key); PyBytes::new(py, &ret) } #[pyfunction] fn _search_key_255(py: Python, key: Vec>) -> Bound { let key: Key = key.into(); let ret = bazaar::chk_map::search_key_255(&key); PyBytes::new(py, &ret) } #[pyfunction] fn _bytes_to_text_key(py: Python, key: Vec) -> PyResult<(Bound, Bound)> { let ret = bazaar::chk_map::bytes_to_text_key(key.as_slice()); if ret.is_err() { return Err(PyErr::new::( "Invalid key", )); } let ret = ret.unwrap(); Ok((PyBytes::new(py, ret.0), PyBytes::new(py, ret.1))) } #[pyfunction] fn common_prefix_pair<'a>(py: Python<'a>, key: &'a [u8], key2: &'a [u8]) -> Bound<'a, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::chk_map::common_prefix_pair(key, key2)) } #[pyfunction] fn common_prefix_many(py: Python, keys: Vec>) -> Option> { let keys = keys.iter().map(|v| v.as_slice()).collect::>(); bazaar::chk_map::common_prefix_many(keys.into_iter()) .as_ref() .map(|v| PyBytes::new(py, v)) } /// Deserialise a CHK leaf node body. Returns /// `(maximum_size, key_width, length, common_serialised_prefix, items, raw_size)` /// where `items` is a list of `(key_tuple, value)` pairs in file order. /// Normalise a CHK node `key`: callers/tests sometimes pass a bare bytes /// value where the canonical form is a 1-tuple `(b"sha1:...",)`. Wrap bare /// bytes into a 1-tuple; pass tuples through unchanged. fn normalise_node_key<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(b) = key.clone().cast_into::() { return PyTuple::new(py, [b]); } Ok(key.cast_into::()?) } /// Deserialise serialised bytes into a `LeafNode`. Mirrors the Python /// `chk_map._deserialise_leaf_node`: a bare-bytes `key` is wrapped into a /// 1-tuple before dispatching to `LeafNode.deserialise`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_deserialise_leaf_node", signature = (data, key, search_key_func = None))] fn py_deserialise_leaf_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = normalise_node_key(py, key)?; py.get_type::() .call_method("deserialise", (data, key, search_key_func), None) } /// Deserialise serialised bytes into an `InternalNode`. Mirrors the Python /// `chk_map._deserialise_internal_node`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_deserialise_internal_node", signature = (data, key, search_key_func = None))] fn py_deserialise_internal_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = normalise_node_key(py, key)?; py.get_type::() .call_method("deserialise", (data, key, search_key_func), None) } /// Convert serialised node bytes into a `LeafNode` or `InternalNode`, /// dispatching on the body prefix. Mirrors the Python /// `chk_map._deserialise` helper used by repositorydetails code. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_deserialise")] #[pyo3(signature = (data, key, search_key_func = None))] fn py_deserialise<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { if data.starts_with(b"chkleaf:\n") { py.get_type::() .call_method("deserialise", (data, key, search_key_func), None) } else if data.starts_with(b"chknode:\n") { py.get_type::() .call_method("deserialise", (data, key, search_key_func), None) } else { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Unknown node type.", )) } } /// Build the line list that `LeafNode.serialise` would hand to /// `store.add_lines(...)`. `items` is a list of `(key_tuple, value)` /// pairs in already-sorted order; `common_prefix` is `None` only for the /// empty-node case. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_serialise_leaf_node", signature = (maximum_size, key_width, items, common_prefix))] fn py_serialise_leaf_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, items: Bound<'py, PyAny>, common_prefix: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut rust_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for pair in items.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?.cast_into::()?; let key_tuple = pair.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let mut key_parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for part in key_tuple.iter() { key_parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let value = pair .get_item(1)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); rust_items.push((key_parts, value)); } let out = serialise_leaf_node(maximum_size, key_width, &rust_items, common_prefix) .map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; let lines = PyList::empty(py); for line in out { lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &line))?; } Ok(lines) } /// Build the line list that `InternalNode.serialise` would hand to /// `store.add_lines(...)`. `items` is a list of `(prefix, flat_key)` /// pairs in already-sorted order. `length` is the InternalNode's /// total leaf count (`self._len`), not the direct fan-out. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_serialise_internal_node")] fn py_serialise_internal_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, search_prefix: &[u8], items: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut rust_items: Vec = Vec::new(); for pair in items.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?.cast_into::()?; let prefix = pair .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let flat_key = pair .get_item(1)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); rust_items.push(InternalNodeChild { prefix, flat_key }); } let out = serialise_internal_node(maximum_size, key_width, length, search_prefix, &rust_items) .map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; let lines = PyList::empty(py); for line in out { lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &line))?; } Ok(lines) } /// Serialised byte cost of one `(key, value)` pair inside a leaf node. /// Mirrors `LeafNode._key_value_len`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_leaf_node_key_value_len")] fn py_leaf_node_key_value_len(key: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, value: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for i in 0..key.len() { parts.push(key.get_item(i)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(leaf_node_key_value_len(&parts, value)) } /// Serialised byte cost of a leaf node (header + items, with prefix /// collapse). Mirrors `LeafNode._current_size`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_leaf_node_current_size", signature = (maximum_size, key_width, length, raw_size, common_serialised_prefix))] fn py_leaf_node_current_size( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, raw_size: usize, common_serialised_prefix: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> usize { leaf_node_current_size( maximum_size, key_width, length, raw_size, common_serialised_prefix, ) } /// Serialised byte cost of an internal node header + body. /// Mirrors `InternalNode._current_size`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_internal_node_current_size")] fn py_internal_node_current_size( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, raw_size: usize, ) -> usize { internal_node_current_size(maximum_size, key_width, length, raw_size) } /// Module-level `_unknown` sentinel. Python's `chk_map._unknown` is a /// plain `object()` used for identity comparison; we expose the same /// object via this module so the Rust mutators can return it when the /// search prefix is in the "needs recompute" state. static UNKNOWN_SENTINEL: PyOnceLock> = PyOnceLock::new(); fn unknown_sentinel(py: Python<'_>) -> &Py { UNKNOWN_SENTINEL.get_or_init(py, || { // `object()` — identity-only, no other behaviour required. // `PyAny` is the `object` base type (`PyBaseObject_Type`). py.get_type::().call0().unwrap().unbind() }) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_unknown_sentinel")] fn py_unknown_sentinel(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { unknown_sentinel(py).clone_ref(py) } /// Default `search_key_func` callable for LeafNode/InternalNode/CHKMap /// pyclasses. Filled in at module-init time with the /// `_search_key_plain` pyfunction so the pyclass `#[new]` can stash /// it on instances constructed with `search_key_func=None`. static DEFAULT_SEARCH_KEY_PLAIN: PyOnceLock> = PyOnceLock::new(); fn default_search_key_plain(py: Python<'_>) -> &Py { DEFAULT_SEARCH_KEY_PLAIN .get(py) .expect("DEFAULT_SEARCH_KEY_PLAIN not initialised; call _chk_map_rs(py) first") } /// Lazily-initialised pyfunction callables for the three registered /// search-key variants. Populated by `_chk_map_rs(py)` at module load. static SEARCH_KEY_16_CALLABLE: PyOnceLock> = PyOnceLock::new(); static SEARCH_KEY_255_CALLABLE: PyOnceLock> = PyOnceLock::new(); /// Resolve a `search_key_name` (b"plain" / b"hash-16-way" / /// b"hash-255-way") to the matching Python callable. Returns /// `None` for unknown names. /// /// Available cross-module (e.g. from `inventory.rs`) so siblings /// don't need to `py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map")` to find /// the registered callable for a given search-key variant. pub(crate) fn search_key_callable_for_name<'py>(py: Python<'py>, name: &[u8]) -> Option> { match name { b"plain" => Some(default_search_key_plain(py).clone_ref(py)), b"hash-16-way" => SEARCH_KEY_16_CALLABLE.get(py).map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)), b"hash-255-way" => SEARCH_KEY_255_CALLABLE.get(py).map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)), _ => None, } } /// Resolve a Python `_search_key_func` callable to a `SearchKeyFunc`. /// /// Identifies built-in variants by their output on a one-element /// Process-wide CHK page cache. Python originally used a per-thread /// LRU keyed on the sha1 tuple; with the GIL there's at most one /// active CHK reader at a time, so a single shared cache is /// equivalent under the GIL and simpler to reason about. static PAGE_CACHE: std::sync::OnceLock = std::sync::OnceLock::new(); fn page_cache() -> &'static bazaar::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache { PAGE_CACHE.get_or_init(bazaar::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new) } /// Zero-sized `PageCache` that forwards to the process-wide /// [`page_cache`]. Lets pure-crate code that wants an owned /// `Arc` share the same cache the binding uses, so /// lazy-loading behaviour (and tests that assert pages are not /// re-fetched) stay consistent. struct GlobalPageCache; impl bazaar::chk_map::PageCache for GlobalPageCache { fn get(&self, sha1_key: &[u8]) -> Option> { page_cache().get(sha1_key) } fn insert(&self, sha1_key: Vec, bytes: Vec) { page_cache().insert(sha1_key, bytes); } fn clear(&self) { page_cache().clear(); } } /// Clear the process-wide CHK page cache. Mirrors Python's /// `chk_map.clear_cache`. #[pyfunction] fn clear_cache() { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; page_cache().clear(); } /// Look up `key` (a sha1 tuple) in the page cache. Returns `None` /// on miss. Exposed so the few remaining Python orchestration /// methods (`_internal_iter_nodes`, `_leaf_serialise`) can keep /// hitting the same cache without going through a CHKMap instance. #[pyfunction] fn _page_cache_get<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult>> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; let sha1: Vec = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); Ok(page_cache().get(&sha1).map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, &b))) } /// Insert `value` into the page cache under `key`. Companion to /// `_page_cache_get`. #[pyfunction] fn _page_cache_set(key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, value: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; let sha1: Vec = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); page_cache().insert(sha1, value.to_vec()); Ok(()) } /// fingerprint key whose `plain` / `hash-16` / `hash-255` outputs are /// all distinct. Anything else becomes a [`SearchKeyFunc::Custom`] /// wrapping a closure that calls back into Python — tests register /// their own search-key functions, so the variant set isn't truly /// closed. fn resolve_search_key_func_by_callable( py: Python<'_>, callable: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let fingerprint_key = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"x")])?; let observed = callable.call1((fingerprint_key,))?; let observed_bytes = observed.cast_into::()?; let observed = observed_bytes.as_bytes(); let key = Key::from(vec![b"x".to_vec()]); for variant in [ SearchKeyFunc::Plain, SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way, SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way, ] { if variant.apply(&key) == observed { return Ok(variant); } } // Custom callable — wrap it in a closure. The unbound `Py` // is `Send`/`Sync`; the closure reacquires the GIL on each call. let unbound: Py = callable.clone().unbind(); let name: Vec = match callable.getattr("__name__") { Ok(n) => n .extract::() .map(|s| s.into_bytes()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| b"custom".to_vec()), Err(_) => b"custom".to_vec(), }; Ok(SearchKeyFunc::Custom { name, func: std::sync::Arc::new(move |key: &Key| -> Vec { Python::attach(|py| { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, parts).unwrap(); let result = unbound.bind(py).call1((key_tuple,)).unwrap_or_else(|e| { panic!( "_search_key_func callback raised {}: {}", e.get_type(py).qualname().unwrap(), e ) }); let bytes_obj = result .cast_into::() .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("_search_key_func did not return bytes: {}", e)); bytes_obj.as_bytes().to_vec() }) }), }) } /// Apply the named search-key transform to `key`. `name` selects one of /// the registered variants — `b"plain"`, `b"hash-16-way"`, or /// `b"hash-255-way"`. Returns a `KeyError` for unknown names to match /// the behaviour of Python's `search_key_registry.get`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_search_key_by_name")] fn py_search_key_by_name<'py>( py: Python<'py>, name: &[u8], key: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let func = SearchKeyFunc::from_name(name).map_err(|raw| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("Unknown search key: {:?}", raw)) })?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &func.apply(&Key::from(key)))) } /// `LeafNode._are_search_keys_identical` — given the precomputed search /// keys for every entry in the node, return True iff they are all equal. /// An empty iterable returns True. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_are_search_keys_identical")] fn py_are_search_keys_identical(search_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); for key in search_keys.try_iter()? { keys.push(key?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(are_search_keys_identical(keys.iter())) } /// Abstract base for CHK Map nodes. `LeafNode` and `InternalNode` extend it and /// override every method; the stubs here just make a bare `Node` raise. #[pyclass(subclass, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "Node")] pub struct Node; #[pymethods] impl Node { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (key_width = 1))] fn new(key_width: usize) -> Self { let _ = key_width; Node } #[pyo3(signature = (store, key_filter = None))] fn iteritems( &self, store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key_filter: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (store, key_filter); Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("Node.iteritems")) } fn unmap(&self, store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (store, key); Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("Node.unmap")) } fn map( &self, store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (store, key, value); Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("Node.map")) } } /// CHK leaf node — actual key/value storage. /// /// Owns its state in Rust via `bazaar::chk_map::LeafNode`. The Python /// `_search_key_func` attribute round-trips through whatever the caller /// passed at construction (or `None`, which resolves to the plain /// variant); internal algorithms always run against the resolved /// `SearchKeyFunc` enum. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "LeafNode", extends = Node)] pub struct LeafNode { inner: RsLeafNode, /// Original Python callable as passed in; preserved so the /// `_search_key_func` getter returns the same object the caller /// sees. `None` means the caller asked for the default /// (plain) variant — the getter then synthesises a callable. search_key_callable: Option>, } impl LeafNode { /// Build a bare `LeafNode` value (without the `Node` base layer). Used by /// `#[new]` and by [`LeafNode::bound`] for internal construction. fn build(py: Python<'_>, search_key_func: Option>) -> PyResult { let (func, callable) = match search_key_func { None => ( SearchKeyFunc::Plain, Some(default_search_key_plain(py).clone_ref(py)), ), Some(cb) => { let func = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &cb)?; (func, Some(cb.unbind())) } }; Ok(Self { inner: RsLeafNode::new(func), search_key_callable: callable, }) } /// Construct a `LeafNode` as a bound pyobject with its `Node` base layer. fn bound<'py>( py: Python<'py>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Bound::new( py, PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self::build(py, search_key_func)?), ) } } #[pymethods] impl LeafNode { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (search_key_func = None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self::build(py, search_key_func)?)) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.inner.len() } fn __repr__(&self) -> String { // Mirror Python's LeafNode.__repr__: include key, len, size, // max, prefix, key_width, and a truncated items debug. let items_dbg = format!("{:?}", self.inner.items.keys().collect::>()); let items_short = if items_dbg.len() > 20 { format!("{}...]", &items_dbg[..16]) } else { items_dbg }; let key_dbg = match &self.inner.key { Some(k) => format!("({:?},)", String::from_utf8_lossy(k)), None => "None".to_string(), }; let prefix_dbg = match &self.inner.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => "".to_string(), SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => "None".to_string(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => format!("{:?}", p), }; format!( "LeafNode(key:{} len:{} size:{} max:{} prefix:{} keywidth:{} items:{})", key_dbg, self.inner.len(), self.inner.raw_size, self.inner.maximum_size, prefix_dbg, self.inner.key_width, items_short ) } /// `(sha1_key,)` tuple once serialised, `None` while mutable. fn key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match &self.inner.key { None => Ok(None), Some(k) => Ok(Some(PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, k)])?)), } } fn set_maximum_size(&mut self, new_size: usize) { self.inner.maximum_size = new_size; } #[getter] fn maximum_size(&self) -> usize { self.inner.maximum_size } /// Leaf nodes never reference other CHK pages — always `[]`. fn refs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { PyList::empty(py) } // ----- whitebox state accessors ----- #[getter] fn _key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { match &self.inner.key { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(k) => Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, k)])?.into_any().unbind()), } } #[setter] fn set__key(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.inner.key = None; } else { let tup = value.cast_into::()?; let first = tup.get_item(0)?; self.inner.key = Some(first.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); let _ = py; } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _len(&self) -> usize { self.inner.len() } #[setter] fn set__len(&mut self, value: usize) -> PyResult<()> { // `_len` mirrors `len(_items)`; the underlying IndexMap is // already authoritative. Writes are only accepted when they // match what the items dict actually contains, to catch // callers that drift out of sync. if value != self.inner.len() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "LeafNode._len must match len(_items): tried to set {} but items has {}", value, self.inner.len() ))); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _maximum_size(&self) -> usize { self.inner.maximum_size } #[setter] fn set__maximum_size(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.maximum_size = value; } #[getter] fn _key_width(&self) -> usize { self.inner.key_width } #[setter] fn set__key_width(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.key_width = value; } #[getter] fn _raw_size(&self) -> usize { self.inner.raw_size } #[setter] fn set__raw_size(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.raw_size = value; } /// Materialise `_items` as a fresh `dict[tuple[bytes, ...], bytes]` /// each access. Mutations to the returned dict do *not* propagate /// back — callers that need to replace the contents assign a new /// dict to `_items`. #[getter] fn _items<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let dict = PyDict::new(py); for (k, v) in self.inner.items.iter() { let parts: Vec> = k.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, parts)?; dict.set_item(key_tuple, PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } Ok(dict) } /// Bulk-replace `_items`. Used by `CHKMap._create_directly`. #[setter] fn set__items(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyDict>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut items: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::with_capacity(value.len()); for (k, v) in value.iter() { let key_tuple = k.cast_into::()?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for part in key_tuple.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let value_bytes = v.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); items.insert(parts, value_bytes); } self.inner.items = items; Ok(()) } /// Returns one of: `chk_map._unknown` (sentinel), `None` (empty /// node), or `bytes` (computed prefix). #[getter] fn _search_prefix<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.inner.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => unknown_sentinel(py).clone_ref(py), SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => py.None(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => PyBytes::new(py, p).into_any().unbind(), } } #[setter] fn set__search_prefix(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is(unknown_sentinel(py)) { self.inner.search_prefix = SearchPrefix::Unknown; } else if value.is_none() { self.inner.search_prefix = SearchPrefix::Computed(None); } else { self.inner.search_prefix = SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(value.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec())); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _common_serialised_prefix<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.inner.common_serialised_prefix { None => py.None(), Some(p) => PyBytes::new(py, p).into_any().unbind(), } } #[setter] fn set__common_serialised_prefix(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.inner.common_serialised_prefix = None; } else { self.inner.common_serialised_prefix = Some(value.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(()) } /// Returns the original callable passed at construction, or a /// synthesised wrapper around the resolved variant. Identity is /// Returns whatever callable was passed at construction, or /// `None` if the default plain variant was used. Python wrappers /// substitute their own default callable (the `_search_key_plain` /// function in bzrformats.chk_map) before reading this when a /// real callable is required. #[getter] fn _search_key_func<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.search_key_callable { Some(cb) => cb.clone_ref(py), None => py.None(), } } #[setter] fn set__search_key_func(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.inner.search_key_func = SearchKeyFunc::Plain; self.search_key_callable = None; } else { self.inner.search_key_func = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &value)?; self.search_key_callable = Some(value.unbind()); } Ok(()) } // ----- pure methods ----- fn _current_size(&self) -> usize { self.inner.current_size() } fn _key_value_len(&self, key: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, value: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(leaf_node_key_value_len(&parts, value)) } fn _search_key<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let bytes = self.inner.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(parts)); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// Static helper mirroring `LeafNode._serialise_key`. The Python /// classmethod has no `self`, so this is exposed as a regular /// pyo3 staticmethod. #[staticmethod] fn _serialise_key<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &Key::from(parts).serialize())) } fn _compute_search_prefix<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { let prefix = self.inner.compute_search_prefix().map(|s| s.to_vec()); match prefix { None => py.None(), Some(p) => PyBytes::new(py, &p).into_any().unbind(), } } fn _compute_serialised_prefix<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { let prefix = self.inner.compute_serialised_prefix().map(|s| s.to_vec()); match prefix { None => py.None(), Some(p) => PyBytes::new(py, &p).into_any().unbind(), } } fn _are_search_keys_identical(&self) -> bool { self.inner.are_search_keys_identical() } /// Insert `(key, value)` and return whether the node has now /// overflowed `maximum_size`. Mirrors `LeafNode._map_no_split`. fn _map_no_split(&mut self, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, value: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(self.inner.map_no_split(parts, value.to_vec())) } /// Remove `key`, recomputing both prefixes from scratch. Mirrors /// `LeafNode.unmap`; `_store` is unused on the leaf path. Raises /// `KeyError` when the key is not present. Returns `self` so callers /// can chain, matching the Python API. #[pyo3(signature = (_store, key))] fn unmap<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, _store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if slf.borrow_mut().inner.unmap(&parts).is_none() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!( "{:?}", parts ))); } Ok(slf) } /// Serialise this leaf into `store`, returning `[(b"sha1:...",)]`. /// Mirrors `LeafNode.serialise` (the former Python `_leaf_serialise`). fn serialise<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; let mut sorted_items: Vec<(&Vec>, &Vec)> = self.inner.items.iter().collect(); sorted_items.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(b.0)); let rust_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = sorted_items .into_iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); let out = serialise_leaf_node( self.inner.maximum_size, self.inner.key_width, &rust_items, self.inner.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), ) .map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; let lines = PyList::empty(py); for line in &out { lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } let result = store.call_method1("add_lines", ((py.None(),), PyList::empty(py), &lines))?; let sha1: Vec = result .cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let mut key = b"sha1:".to_vec(); key.extend_from_slice(&sha1); self.inner.key = Some(key.clone()); let data: Vec = out.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); if data.len() != self.inner.current_size() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Invalid _current_size", )); } page_cache().insert(key.clone(), data); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &key)])?; PyList::new(py, [key_tuple]) } /// Map `key`->`value`, returning `(prefix, [(node_prefix, node)])`. /// If the node overflows it splits. Mirrors `LeafNode.map` /// (the former Python `_leaf_map`). fn map<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, value: Vec, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let overflowed = { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if let Some(existing) = me.inner.items.get(&parts) { me.inner.raw_size -= leaf_node_key_value_len(&parts, existing); } me.inner.key = None; me.inner.map_no_split(parts, value) }; if overflowed { return LeafNode::_split(slf, py, store); } let prefix = match &slf.borrow().inner.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "search prefix must be known", )); } SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => py.None(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => PyBytes::new(py, p).into_any().unbind(), }; let details = PyList::new( py, [PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), slf.into_any()], )?], )?; Ok((prefix, details)) } /// Split an overflowed leaf into multiple leaves, returning /// `(common_prefix, [(node_prefix, node)])`. Mirrors `LeafNode._split` /// (the former Python `_leaf_split`). fn _split<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let (common_prefix, maximum_size, key_width, items, callable) = { let me = slf.borrow(); let common_prefix = match &me.inner.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Search prefix must be known", )); } SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => Vec::new(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => p.clone(), }; let items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = me .inner .items .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); let callable = me.search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()); ( common_prefix, me.inner.maximum_size, me.inner.key_width, items, callable, ) }; let split_at = common_prefix.len() + 1; // `result` is an insertion-ordered dict, exactly like Python's; // the final `(prefix, node)` list is just its items. let result = PyDict::new(py); for (key_parts, value) in items { let search_key = slf .borrow() .inner .search_key_func .apply(&Key::from(key_parts.clone())); let mut prefix: Vec = search_key.iter().take(split_at).copied().collect(); if prefix.len() < split_at { prefix.resize(split_at, 0); } let prefix_py = PyBytes::new(py, &prefix); let node: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if let Some(existing) = result.get_item(&prefix_py)? { existing } else { let leaf = LeafNode::bound(py, callable.clone())?; leaf.borrow_mut().inner.maximum_size = maximum_size; leaf.borrow_mut().inner.key_width = key_width; result.set_item(&prefix_py, &leaf)?; leaf.into_any() }; let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key_parts.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)))?; // `node` may already be an InternalNode if an earlier item with // this prefix overflowed and was promoted; dispatch via the // Python `map` so the right implementation runs. let mapped = node .call_method1("map", (store.clone(), key_tuple, PyBytes::new(py, &value)))? .cast_into::()?; let sub_prefix = mapped.get_item(0)?; let node_details = mapped.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; if node_details.len() > 1 { if !sub_prefix.eq(&prefix_py)? { // Re-pathed under a different prefix; drop the old slot. result.del_item(&prefix_py)?; } let sub_prefix_slice = sub_prefix.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let internal = Bound::new( py, InternalNode::new(py, Some(&sub_prefix_slice), callable.clone())?, )?; internal.borrow_mut().maximum_size = maximum_size; internal.borrow_mut().key_width = key_width; for detail in node_details.iter() { let detail = detail.cast_into::()?; let split = detail.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let sub_node = detail.get_item(1)?; InternalNode::add_node( &mut internal.borrow_mut(), py, split.as_bytes(), sub_node, )?; } result.set_item(&prefix_py, &internal)?; } } let details = PyList::empty(py); for (prefix, node) in result.iter() { details.append(PyTuple::new(py, [prefix, node])?)?; } let common = PyBytes::new(py, &common_prefix).into_any().unbind(); Ok((common, details)) } /// `LeafNode.iteritems` — return matching `(key, value)` pairs. /// `_store` is unused on the leaf path. #[pyo3(signature = (_store, key_filter = None))] fn iteritems<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, _store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key_filter: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let filter_vec: Option>>> = match key_filter { None => None, Some(filter) => { let mut out: Vec>> = Vec::new(); for key in filter.try_iter()? { let key = key?; let key_tuple = key.cast_into::()?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for part in key_tuple.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } out.push(parts); } Some(out) } }; let pairs = self.inner.iteritems(filter_vec.as_deref()); let list = PyList::empty(py); for (k, v) in pairs { let parts: Vec> = k.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, parts)?; let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [key_tuple.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &v).into_any()])?; list.append(pair)?; } Ok(list) } /// Deserialise the bytes of a serialised LeafNode. `search_key_func` /// is optional and defaults to plain. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (data, key, search_key_func = None))] fn deserialise<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { // Parse the data first so bad-data errors surface before any // key-shape complaints. let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(data).map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; let (func, callable) = match search_key_func { None => (SearchKeyFunc::Plain, None), Some(cb) => { let resolved = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &cb)?; (resolved, Some(cb.unbind())) } }; let mut leaf = RsLeafNode::from_parsed(parsed, func); let first = key.get_item(0)?; leaf.key = Some(first.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); // Sanity check matching the Python deserialise wrapper. if data.len() != leaf.current_size() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "_current_size computed incorrectly", )); } Bound::new( py, PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self { inner: leaf, search_key_callable: callable, }), ) } } /// CHK internal node — fan-out to child nodes (LeafNode or /// InternalNode instances) or unloaded sha1 references. /// /// Holds its scalar state directly; `_items` is a Python dict whose /// values are either `(b"sha1:...",)` tuples (unloaded) or /// LeafNode/InternalNode pyclass instances (loaded). The /// orchestration methods (`map`, `unmap`, `serialise`, `iteritems`) /// stay in Python — they need to construct sibling pyclass instances /// and walk the heterogeneous items dict. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "InternalNode", extends = Node)] pub struct InternalNode { key: Option>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, len: usize, node_width: usize, raw_size: usize, search_prefix: Option>, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, /// Original Python callable as passed in. `None` means use the /// default plain variant; the `_search_key_func` getter /// synthesises a callable from `search_key_func.name()` in that /// case. search_key_callable: Option>, /// `prefix_bytes -> (b"sha1:...",) tuple OR LeafNode/InternalNode pyclass`. /// Heterogeneous, mirroring Python's `InternalNode._items`. items: Py, } impl InternalNode { /// Build a bare `InternalNode` value (without the `Node` base layer). fn build( py: Python<'_>, prefix: Option<&[u8]>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let (func, callable) = match search_key_func { None => ( SearchKeyFunc::Plain, Some(default_search_key_plain(py).clone_ref(py)), ), Some(cb) => { let resolved = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &cb)?; (resolved, Some(cb.unbind())) } }; Ok(Self { key: None, maximum_size: 0, key_width: 1, len: 0, node_width: 0, raw_size: 0, search_prefix: Some(prefix.unwrap_or(b"").to_vec()), search_key_func: func, search_key_callable: callable, items: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), }) } /// Construct an `InternalNode` as a bound pyobject with its `Node` base. fn bound<'py>( py: Python<'py>, prefix: Option<&[u8]>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Bound::new( py, PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self::build(py, prefix, search_key_func)?), ) } } #[pymethods] impl InternalNode { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (prefix = None, search_key_func = None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, prefix: Option<&[u8]>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self::build(py, prefix, search_key_func)?)) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.len } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> String { let items_dbg = { let dict = self.items.bind(py); let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); for (k, _v) in dict.iter() { if let Ok(b) = k.cast_into::() { keys.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } } keys.sort(); format!("{:?}", keys) }; let items_short = if items_dbg.len() > 20 { format!("{}...]", &items_dbg[..16]) } else { items_dbg }; let key_dbg = match &self.key { Some(k) => format!("({:?},)", String::from_utf8_lossy(k)), None => "None".to_string(), }; let prefix_dbg = match &self.search_prefix { None => "None".to_string(), Some(p) => format!("{:?}", p), }; format!( "InternalNode(key:{} len:{} size:{} max:{} prefix:{} items:{})", key_dbg, self.len, self.raw_size, self.maximum_size, prefix_dbg, items_short, ) } fn key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match &self.key { None => Ok(None), Some(k) => Ok(Some(PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, k)])?)), } } fn set_maximum_size(&mut self, new_size: usize) { self.maximum_size = new_size; } #[getter] fn maximum_size(&self) -> usize { self.maximum_size } /// Add a child under `prefix`. Mirrors Python's `add_node`: /// validates that `prefix` extends `_search_prefix` by exactly /// one byte, updates `_len` and `_node_width`, clears `_key`. fn add_node(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, prefix: &[u8], node: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let sp = self.search_prefix.as_deref().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("_search_prefix should not be None") })?; if !prefix.starts_with(sp) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "prefixes mismatch: {:?} must start with {:?}", prefix, sp ))); } if prefix.len() != sp.len() + 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "prefix wrong length: len({:?}) is not {}", prefix, sp.len() + 1 ))); } let child_len: usize = node.len()?; self.len += child_len; let dict = self.items.bind(py); if dict.is_empty() { self.node_width = prefix.len(); } if self.node_width != sp.len() + 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "node width mismatch: {} is not {}", self.node_width, sp.len() + 1 ))); } dict.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, prefix), node)?; self.key = None; Ok(()) } fn _current_size(&self) -> usize { internal_node_current_size(self.maximum_size, self.key_width, self.len, self.raw_size) } fn _search_key<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let base = self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(parts)); let bytes: Vec = if base.len() >= self.node_width { base[..self.node_width].to_vec() } else { let mut padded = base; padded.resize(self.node_width, 0); padded }; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } fn _search_prefix_filter<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key.len()); for part in key.iter() { parts.push(part.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let base = self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(parts)); let bytes: Vec = if base.len() >= self.node_width { base[..self.node_width].to_vec() } else { base }; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } fn _compute_search_prefix<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { // common_prefix_many over the keys of self.items. let dict = self.items.bind(py); let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); for (k, _v) in dict.iter() { keys.push(k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let prefix = bazaar::chk_map::common_prefix_many(keys.iter().map(|k| k.as_slice())) .map(|s| s.to_vec()); self.search_prefix = prefix.clone(); match prefix { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(p) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &p).into_any().unbind()), } } fn refs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if self.key.is_none() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "unserialised nodes have no refs", )); } let out = PyList::empty(py); let dict = self.items.bind(py); for (_k, v) in dict.iter() { // Tuple → use directly; Node → call .key() if let Ok(t) = v.clone().cast_into::() { out.append(t)?; } else { let k = v.call_method0("key")?; out.append(k)?; } } Ok(out) } // ----- whitebox state accessors ----- #[getter] fn _key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { match &self.key { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(k) => Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, k)])?.into_any().unbind()), } } #[setter] fn set__key(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.key = None; } else { let tup = value.cast_into::()?; let first = tup.get_item(0)?; self.key = Some(first.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _len(&self) -> usize { self.len } #[setter] fn set__len(&mut self, value: usize) { self.len = value; } #[getter] fn _maximum_size(&self) -> usize { self.maximum_size } #[setter] fn set__maximum_size(&mut self, value: usize) { self.maximum_size = value; } #[getter] fn _key_width(&self) -> usize { self.key_width } #[setter] fn set__key_width(&mut self, value: usize) { self.key_width = value; } #[getter] fn _raw_size(&self) -> usize { self.raw_size } #[setter] fn set__raw_size(&mut self, value: usize) { self.raw_size = value; } #[getter] fn _node_width(&self) -> usize { self.node_width } #[setter] fn set__node_width(&mut self, value: usize) { self.node_width = value; } /// Live reference to the `_items` dict — mutations from Python /// propagate. Mirrors Python's `dict` semantics directly. #[getter] fn _items<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyDict> { self.items.bind(py).clone() } /// Replace `_items` with a fresh dict. Mirrors /// `node._items = {...}`. #[setter] fn set__items(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyDict>) -> PyResult<()> { let new_dict = PyDict::new(py); for (k, v) in value.iter() { new_dict.set_item(k, v)?; } self.items = new_dict.unbind(); Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _search_prefix<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.search_prefix { None => py.None(), Some(p) => PyBytes::new(py, p).into_any().unbind(), } } #[setter] fn set__search_prefix(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.search_prefix = None; } else { self.search_prefix = Some(value.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(()) } /// Returns the callable passed at construction, or `None` if the /// default plain variant was used. Same convention as /// `LeafNode._search_key_func` — Python wrappers substitute their /// own default callable when None is returned. #[getter] fn _search_key_func<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.search_key_callable { Some(cb) => cb.clone_ref(py), None => py.None(), } } #[setter] fn set__search_key_func(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.search_key_func = SearchKeyFunc::Plain; self.search_key_callable = None; } else { self.search_key_func = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &value)?; self.search_key_callable = Some(value.unbind()); } Ok(()) } /// `InternalNode.deserialise`: build an internal node from a /// serialised page, with every child starting as an unloaded /// `(b"sha1:...",)` reference. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (data, key, search_key_func = None))] fn deserialise<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let parsed = deserialise_internal_node(data).map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; let (func, callable) = match search_key_func { None => (SearchKeyFunc::Plain, None), Some(cb) => { let resolved = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &cb)?; (resolved, Some(cb.unbind())) } }; let key_bytes = if let Ok(t) = key.clone().cast_into::() { t.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec() } else if let Ok(b) = key.cast_into::() { b.as_bytes().to_vec() } else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err( "key must be a tuple or bytes", )); }; let items = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, flat_key) in parsed.items { // Unloaded child: (b"sha1:...",) tuple. let tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &flat_key)])?; items.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, &prefix), tuple)?; } Bound::new( py, PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(Self { key: Some(key_bytes), maximum_size: parsed.maximum_size, key_width: parsed.key_width, len: parsed.length, node_width: parsed.node_width, raw_size: 0, search_prefix: Some(parsed.search_prefix), search_key_func: func, search_key_callable: callable, items: items.unbind(), }), ) } /// Iterate over child nodes matching `key_filter`, demand-loading /// unloaded children from the page cache and store. Returns a lazy /// iterator of `(node, node_key_filter)` pairs; loading replaces the /// `(b"sha1:...",)` tuple in `_items` with the deserialised node. /// Laziness matters: `_check_remap` stops early and must not page in /// children it never reaches. Mirrors `_internal_iter_nodes`. #[pyo3(signature = (store, key_filter = None, batch_size = None))] fn _iter_nodes<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key_filter: Option>, batch_size: Option, ) -> PyResult> { // Eager filtering pass: classify each child as already-resolved // (into `result`) or pending load (into `to_load`/`key_order`). // Loading is deferred to the iterator so early consumers (e.g. // `_check_remap`) don't page in children they never reach. let result = PyList::empty(py); let to_load = PyDict::new(py); let mut key_order: Vec> = Vec::new(); { let me = slf.borrow(); let items = me.items.bind(py); let filter_len = match &key_filter { None => None, Some(kf) => Some(kf.len()?), }; let mut shortcut = false; if key_filter.is_none() { shortcut = true; for (prefix, node) in items.iter() { if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { record_to_load( &to_load, &mut key_order, &node, &prefix, py.None().bind(py), )?; } else if is_node(&node) { result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [node, py.None().into_bound(py)])?)?; } else { return Err(invalid_node_type(&node)); } } } else if filter_len == Some(1) { let kf = key_filter.as_ref().unwrap(); let key = kf.try_iter()?.next().unwrap()?; let key_tuple = key.clone().cast_into::()?; let search_prefix = me._search_prefix_filter(py, key_tuple)?; if search_prefix.as_bytes().len() == me.node_width { shortcut = true; if let Some(node) = items.get_item(&search_prefix)? { let filter_list = PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { record_to_load( &to_load, &mut key_order, &node, &search_prefix, filter_list.as_any(), )?; } else if is_node(&node) { result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [node, filter_list.into_any()])?)?; } else { return Err(invalid_node_type(&node)); } } } } if !shortcut { let kf = key_filter.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("key_filter must not be None") })?; let prefix_to_keys = PyDict::new(py); let mut length_filters: std::collections::HashMap< usize, std::collections::HashSet>, > = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in kf.try_iter()? { let key = key?; let key_tuple = key.clone().cast_into::()?; let search_prefix = me._search_prefix_filter(py, key_tuple)?; let sp_bytes = search_prefix.as_bytes().to_vec(); length_filters .entry(sp_bytes.len()) .or_default() .insert(sp_bytes.clone()); match prefix_to_keys.get_item(&search_prefix)? { Some(lst) => lst.cast_into::()?.append(key)?, None => { prefix_to_keys.set_item(&search_prefix, PyList::new(py, [key])?)?; } } } if length_filters.contains_key(&me.node_width) && length_filters.len() == 1 { let search_prefixes = &length_filters[&me.node_width]; for sp in search_prefixes { let sp_py = PyBytes::new(py, sp); let Some(node) = items.get_item(&sp_py)? else { continue; }; let node_key_filter = prefix_to_keys .get_item(&sp_py)? .unwrap() .cast_into::()?; if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { record_to_load( &to_load, &mut key_order, &node, &sp_py, node_key_filter.as_any(), )?; } else if is_node(&node) { result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [node, node_key_filter.into_any()])?)?; } else { return Err(invalid_node_type(&node)); } } } else { for (prefix, node) in items.iter() { let prefix_bytes = prefix.clone().cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let node_key_filter = PyList::empty(py); for (length, length_filter) in &length_filters { if prefix_bytes.len() >= *length { let sub_prefix = &prefix_bytes[..*length]; if length_filter.contains(sub_prefix) { let sub_py = PyBytes::new(py, sub_prefix); let keys = prefix_to_keys .get_item(&sub_py)? .unwrap() .cast_into::()?; for k in keys.iter() { node_key_filter.append(k)?; } } } } if !node_key_filter.is_empty() { if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { record_to_load( &to_load, &mut key_order, &node, &prefix, node_key_filter.as_any(), )?; } else if is_node(&node) { result.append(PyTuple::new( py, [node, node_key_filter.into_any()], )?)?; } else { return Err(invalid_node_type(&node)); } } } } } } InternalNodeIterator::new_from(py, &slf, store, result, to_load, key_order, batch_size) } /// Iterate over `(key, value)` items in this node and its children, /// demand-loading as needed. Mirrors `_internal_iteritems`. #[pyo3(signature = (store, key_filter = None))] fn iteritems<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key_filter: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let nodes = InternalNode::_iter_nodes(slf, py, store.clone(), key_filter, None)?; for pair in nodes.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?.cast_into::()?; let node = pair.get_item(0)?; let node_filter = pair.get_item(1)?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("key_filter", node_filter)?; let items = node.call_method("iteritems", (store.clone(),), Some(&kwargs))?; for item in items.try_iter()? { out.append(item?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Serialise this node and any dirty children to `store`, returning /// the list of sha1 keys written. Mirrors `_internal_serialise`. fn serialise<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; let yielded = PyList::empty(py); // Serialise dirty children first. let children: Vec> = { let me = slf.borrow(); let dict = me.items.bind(py); dict.values().iter().collect() }; for node in children { if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { continue; } if !is_node(&node) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "InternalNode._items should only contain tuples or Nodes", )); } // Already-serialised children (with a key) are skipped. if !node.getattr("_key")?.is_none() { continue; } for key in node .call_method1("serialise", (store.clone(),))? .try_iter()? { yielded.append(key?)?; } } let (maximum_size, key_width, len, search_prefix, sorted_items) = { let me = slf.borrow(); let search_prefix = me.search_prefix.clone().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("_search_prefix should not be None") })?; let dict = me.items.bind(py); let mut entries: Vec<(Vec, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for (k, v) in dict.iter() { entries.push((k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(), v)); } entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let sorted_items = PyList::empty(py); for (prefix, node) in entries { let flat_key: Bound<'py, PyBytes> = if let Ok(t) = node.clone().cast::() { t.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()? } else { node.getattr("_key")? .cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? }; sorted_items.append(PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, &prefix).into_any(), flat_key.into_any()], )?)?; } ( me.maximum_size, me.key_width, me.len, search_prefix, sorted_items, ) }; let lines = py_serialise_internal_node( py, maximum_size, key_width, len, &search_prefix, sorted_items.into_any(), )?; let result = store.call_method1("add_lines", ((py.None(),), PyList::empty(py), &lines))?; let sha1: Vec = result .cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let mut key = b"sha1:".to_vec(); key.extend_from_slice(&sha1); slf.borrow_mut().key = Some(key.clone()); let mut data: Vec = Vec::new(); for line in lines.iter() { data.extend_from_slice(line.cast_into::()?.as_bytes()); } page_cache().insert(key.clone(), data); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &key)])?; yielded.append(key_tuple)?; Ok(yielded) } /// Split into smaller nodes starting at `offset`; only meaningful /// when `offset >= node_width`. Mirrors `_internal_split`. fn _split<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, offset: usize) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); if offset >= self.node_width { let dict = self.items.bind(py); for node in dict.values().iter() { for item in node.call_method1("_split", (offset,))?.try_iter()? { out.append(item?)?; } } } Ok(out) } /// Check whether the whole subtree now fits in a single LeafNode; /// if so return that new leaf, else return `self`. Mirrors /// `_internal_check_remap`. fn _check_remap<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let (callable, maximum_size, key_width) = { let me = slf.borrow(); ( me.search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), me.maximum_size, me.key_width, ) }; let new_leaf = LeafNode::bound(py, callable)?; new_leaf.borrow_mut().inner.maximum_size = maximum_size; new_leaf.borrow_mut().inner.key_width = key_width; let nodes = InternalNode::_iter_nodes(slf.clone(), py, store, None, Some(16))?; for pair in nodes.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?.cast_into::()?; let node = pair.get_item(0)?; if node.clone().cast::().is_ok() { return Ok(slf.into_any()); } let leaf = node.cast_into::()?; let items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = leaf .borrow() .inner .items .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); for (k, v) in items { if new_leaf.borrow_mut().inner.map_no_split(k, v) { return Ok(slf.into_any()); } } } Ok(new_leaf.into_any()) } /// Map `key`->`value` into the subtree, returning /// `(prefix, [(node_prefix, node)])`. Mirrors `_internal_map`. fn map<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, value: Vec, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { { let me = slf.borrow(); if me.items.bind(py).is_empty() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "can't map in an empty InternalNode.", )); } } let search_key = slf.borrow()._search_key(py, key.clone())?; let search_prefix = slf.borrow().search_prefix.clone().unwrap_or_default(); let node_width = slf.borrow().node_width; if node_width != search_prefix.len() + 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "node width mismatch: {} is not {}", node_width, search_prefix.len() + 1 ))); } if !search_key.as_bytes().starts_with(&search_prefix) { // The key falls outside this node; build a new common parent. let new_prefix = bazaar::chk_map::common_prefix_pair(&search_prefix, search_key.as_bytes()).to_vec(); let callable = slf .borrow() .search_key_callable .as_ref() .map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()); let new_parent = InternalNode::bound(py, Some(&new_prefix), callable)?; new_parent.borrow_mut().maximum_size = slf.borrow().maximum_size; new_parent.borrow_mut().key_width = slf.borrow().key_width; let self_prefix = search_prefix[..new_prefix.len() + 1].to_vec(); InternalNode::add_node( &mut new_parent.borrow_mut(), py, &self_prefix, slf.clone().into_any(), )?; return InternalNode::map(new_parent, py, store, key, value); } // Find or create the child for this search key. let filter = PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let nodes = InternalNode::_iter_nodes( slf.clone(), py, store.clone(), Some(filter.into_any()), None, )?; let first = nodes.try_iter()?.next(); let child: Bound<'py, PyAny> = match first { Some(pair) => pair?.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?, None => internal_new_child(&slf, py, search_key.as_bytes(), false)?, }; let old_len: usize = child.len()?; let old_size: Option = match child.cast::() { Ok(leaf) => Some(leaf.borrow()._current_size()), Err(_) => None, }; let mapped = child .call_method1( "map", (store.clone(), key.clone(), PyBytes::new(py, &value)), )? .cast_into::()?; let prefix = mapped.get_item(0)?; let node_details = mapped.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; if node_details.len() == 1 { let child = node_details .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .get_item(1)?; let new_child_len: usize = child.len()?; { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); me.len = me.len - old_len + new_child_len; me.items.bind(py).set_item(&search_key, &child)?; me.key = None; } let mut new_node: Bound<'py, PyAny> = slf.clone().into_any(); if let Ok(leaf) = child.cast::() { let do_remap = match old_size { None => true, Some(old) => { let new_size = leaf.borrow()._current_size(); let shrinkage = old as isize - new_size as isize; (shrinkage > 0 && new_size < bazaar::chk_map::INTERESTING_NEW_SIZE) || shrinkage > bazaar::chk_map::INTERESTING_SHRINKAGE_LIMIT as isize } }; if do_remap { new_node = InternalNode::_check_remap(slf.clone(), py, store.clone())?; } } let new_prefix = node_search_prefix(&new_node, py)?; if new_prefix.is_none() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "_search_prefix should not be None", )); } let details = PyList::new( py, [PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), new_node], )?], )?; return Ok((new_prefix.unwrap().into_any().unbind(), details)); } // Child split: wrap the pieces in a fresh InternalNode child. let child = internal_new_child(&slf, py, search_key.as_bytes(), true)?; let child = child.cast_into::()?; child.setattr("_search_prefix", &prefix)?; for detail in node_details.iter() { let detail = detail.cast_into::()?; let split = detail.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let node = detail.get_item(1)?; InternalNode::add_node(&mut child.borrow_mut(), py, split.as_bytes(), node)?; } let new_child_len: usize = child.borrow().len; { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); me.len = me.len - old_len + new_child_len; me.key = None; } let self_prefix = slf.borrow().search_prefix.clone().unwrap_or_default(); let details = PyList::new( py, [PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), slf.into_any()], )?], )?; Ok((PyBytes::new(py, &self_prefix).into_any().unbind(), details)) } /// Remove `key` from the subtree, returning the (possibly collapsed) /// replacement node. Mirrors `_internal_unmap`. #[pyo3(signature = (store, key, check_remap = true))] fn unmap<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, check_remap: bool, ) -> PyResult> { if slf.borrow().items.bind(py).is_empty() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "can't unmap in an empty InternalNode.", )); } let filter = PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let nodes = InternalNode::_iter_nodes( slf.clone(), py, store.clone(), Some(filter.into_any()), None, )?; let first = nodes.try_iter()?.next(); let child = match first { Some(pair) => pair?.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?, None => return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("{:?}", key))), }; slf.borrow_mut().len -= 1; let unmapped = child.call_method1("unmap", (store.clone(), key.clone()))?; slf.borrow_mut().key = None; let search_key = slf.borrow()._search_key(py, key)?; let unmapped_len: usize = unmapped.len()?; let mut unmapped_is_none = false; if unmapped_len == 0 { slf.borrow().items.bind(py).del_item(&search_key)?; unmapped_is_none = true; } else { slf.borrow() .items .bind(py) .set_item(&search_key, &unmapped)?; } if slf.borrow().items.bind(py).len() == 1 { let only = slf.borrow().items.bind(py).values().get_item(0)?; return Ok(only); } if !unmapped_is_none && unmapped.cast::().is_ok() { return Ok(slf.into_any()); } if check_remap { InternalNode::_check_remap(slf, py, store) } else { Ok(slf.into_any()) } } } /// Create a new child node of `klass` under `search_key`, inheriting /// max-size/key-width/search-key-func. `internal` picks InternalNode, /// else LeafNode. Mirrors `_internal_new_child`. fn internal_new_child<'py>( parent: &Bound<'py, InternalNode>, py: Python<'py>, search_key: &[u8], internal: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let (callable, maximum_size, key_width) = { let me = parent.borrow(); ( me.search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), me.maximum_size, me.key_width, ) }; let child: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if internal { let node = InternalNode::bound(py, None, callable)?; node.borrow_mut().maximum_size = maximum_size; node.borrow_mut().key_width = key_width; node.into_any() } else { let node = LeafNode::bound(py, callable)?; node.borrow_mut().inner.maximum_size = maximum_size; node.borrow_mut().inner.key_width = key_width; node.into_any() }; parent .borrow() .items .bind(py) .set_item(PyBytes::new(py, search_key), &child)?; Ok(child) } /// Read a node's `_search_prefix`, returning `None` for the Python /// `None` sentinel (an empty internal node) and `Some(bytes)` otherwise. fn node_search_prefix<'py>( node: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult>> { let sp = node.getattr("_search_prefix")?; if sp.is_none() { Ok(None) } else if sp.is(unknown_sentinel(py)) { // A leaf with an unknown prefix: compute it. let computed = node.call_method0("_compute_search_prefix")?; if computed.is_none() { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(computed.cast_into::()?)) } } else { Ok(Some(sp.cast_into::()?)) } } /// `bytes.decode(encoding)` via Python, returning the resulting `str` /// object (so the caller can take its `repr()` with Python's quoting). fn decode_bytes<'py>(py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], encoding: &str) -> PyResult> { PyBytes::new(py, data).call_method1("decode", (encoding,)) } /// Python `repr(obj)` as a Rust `String`. fn py_repr(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { obj.repr()?.extract() } /// Recursively render `node` and its descendants into `lines`. Mirrors /// the former Python `_chkmap_dump_tree_node`: internal nodes are /// demand-loaded via `_iter_nodes` and their children walked in sorted /// prefix order; leaf items are listed in sorted key order. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn dump_tree_node<'py>( py: Python<'py>, store: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, node: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, prefix: &[u8], indent: &str, encoding: &str, include_keys: bool, lines: &mut Vec, ) -> PyResult<()> { let key_str = if include_keys { let node_key = node.call_method0("key")?; if node_key.is_none() { " None".to_string() } else { let first = node_key.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?; let decoded = decode_bytes(py, first.cast_into::()?.as_bytes(), encoding)?; format!(" {}", decoded.extract::()?) } } else { String::new() }; let class_name = node.get_type().name()?; let prefix_repr = py_repr(&decode_bytes(py, prefix, encoding)?)?; lines.push(format!("{indent}{prefix_repr} {class_name}{key_str}")); if node.cast::().is_ok() { // Demand-load all children, then walk them in sorted prefix order. let _ = InternalNode::_iter_nodes( node.clone().cast_into::()?, py, store.clone(), None, None, )? .try_iter()? .collect::>>()?; let items = node.getattr("_items")?.cast_into::()?; let mut entries: Vec<(Vec, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for (k, v) in items.iter() { entries.push((k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(), v)); } entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let child_indent = format!("{indent} "); for (sub_prefix, sub) in entries { dump_tree_node( py, store, &sub, &sub_prefix, &child_indent, encoding, include_keys, lines, )?; } } else { let items = node.getattr("_items")?.cast_into::()?; let mut entries: Vec<(Vec>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for (k, v) in items.iter() { let key_tuple = k.cast_into::()?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for p in key_tuple.iter() { parts.push(p.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } entries.push((parts, v)); } entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); for (key_parts, value) in entries { // Decode each key element, build a tuple, and take its repr. let decoded_key = PyTuple::new( py, key_parts .iter() .map(|p| decode_bytes(py, p, encoding)) .collect::>>()?, )?; let value_repr = py_repr(&decode_bytes( py, value.cast_into::()?.as_bytes(), encoding, )?)?; lines.push(format!(" {} {}", py_repr(&decoded_key)?, value_repr)); } } Ok(()) } /// Is `obj` a loaded CHK node (LeafNode or InternalNode pyclass)? fn is_node(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> bool { obj.cast::().is_ok() || obj.cast::().is_ok() } /// Build the "invalid node type" assertion error matching Python. fn invalid_node_type(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyErr { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "Invalid node type: {}", obj.get_type() .name() .map(|n| n.to_string()) .unwrap_or_default() )) } /// Queue an unloaded child for loading: `to_load[ref_tuple] = (prefix, filter)`, /// preserving first-seen order in `key_order`. fn record_to_load<'py>( to_load: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, key_order: &mut Vec>, ref_tuple: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, prefix: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, filter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { if !to_load.contains(ref_tuple)? { key_order.push(ref_tuple.clone().unbind()); } let entry = PyTuple::new(ref_tuple.py(), [prefix.clone(), filter.clone()])?; to_load.set_item(ref_tuple, entry)?; Ok(()) } /// Lazy iterator over `InternalNode._iter_nodes`. Yields already-resolved /// `(node, filter)` pairs first, then demand-loads pending children from /// the page cache and finally the store, replacing the `(sha1,)` tuple in /// the parent's `_items` as each child loads. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map")] pub struct InternalNodeIterator { parent: Py, /// `(node, filter)` pairs already resolved during filtering. resolved: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// `ref_tuple -> (prefix, filter)` for pending loads. to_load: Py, /// Pending ref tuples in first-seen order, still to try the cache. cache_queue: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// Refs that missed the page cache, awaiting a store read. store_queue: Vec>, /// Records buffered from the current store batch. store_buffer: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// The store to demand-load pages from. store_handle: Py, batch_size: Option, callable: Option>, } impl InternalNodeIterator { #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn new_from<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent: &Bound<'py, InternalNode>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, resolved: Bound<'py, PyList>, to_load: Bound<'py, PyDict>, key_order: Vec>, batch_size: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let callable = parent .borrow() .search_key_callable .as_ref() .map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)); let resolved_q: std::collections::VecDeque> = resolved.iter().map(|p| p.unbind()).collect(); Bound::new( py, InternalNodeIterator { parent: parent.clone().unbind(), resolved: resolved_q, to_load: to_load.unbind(), cache_queue: key_order.into_iter().collect(), store_queue: Vec::new(), store_buffer: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), store_handle: store.unbind(), batch_size, callable, }, ) } /// Resolve a loaded child: look up its `(prefix, filter)`, store the /// node back into the parent's `_items`, and return `(node, filter)`. fn resolve_loaded<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ref_key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, node: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if !is_node(&node) { return Err(invalid_node_type(&node)); } let entry = self .to_load .bind(py) .get_item(ref_key)? .unwrap() .cast_into::()?; let prefix = entry.get_item(0)?; let node_key_filter = entry.get_item(1)?; self.parent .bind(py) .borrow() .items .bind(py) .set_item(&prefix, &node)?; PyTuple::new(py, [node, node_key_filter]) } } #[pymethods] impl InternalNodeIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; if let Some(pair) = self.resolved.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(pair.into_bound(py).cast_into::()?)); } // Drain the page-cache queue; misses move to the store queue. while let Some(ref_key) = self.cache_queue.pop_front() { let ref_b = ref_key.bind(py); let sha1: Vec = ref_b .clone() .cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); match page_cache().get(&sha1) { Some(bytes) => { let ref_tuple = ref_b.clone().cast_into::()?; let node = py_deserialise(py, &bytes, ref_tuple, self.callable_bound(py))?; return Ok(Some(self.resolve_loaded(py, ref_b, node)?)); } None => self.store_queue.push(ref_key.clone_ref(py)), } } // Serve already-resolved pairs from the current store batch. if let Some(pair) = self.store_buffer.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(pair.into_bound(py).cast_into::()?)); } // Fetch the next store batch. Like Python, set `_items` for every // record in the batch up front (even if the consumer stops early), // then buffer the resolved pairs for yielding. if !self.store_queue.is_empty() { let batch_size = self.batch_size.unwrap_or(self.store_queue.len()); let take = batch_size.min(self.store_queue.len()); let this_batch: Vec> = self.store_queue.drain(..take).collect(); let batch = PyList::empty(py); for k in &this_batch { batch.append(k.bind(py))?; } let store_obj = self.store_handle.bind(py).clone(); let stream = store_obj.call_method1("get_record_stream", (batch, "unordered", true))?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let pair = self.consume_record(py, record?)?; self.store_buffer.push_back(pair.unbind().into_any()); } if let Some(pair) = self.store_buffer.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(pair.into_bound(py).cast_into::()?)); } } Ok(None) } } impl InternalNodeIterator { fn callable_bound<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()) } /// Deserialise a store record, cache its bytes, and resolve it into /// the `(node, filter)` pair. fn consume_record<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, record: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; let bytes_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("fulltext",))?; let bytes_py = bytes_obj.cast_into::()?; let rec_key = record.getattr("key")?; let rec_key_tuple = rec_key.clone().cast_into::()?; let sha1: Vec = rec_key_tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let node = py_deserialise( py, bytes_py.as_bytes(), rec_key_tuple, self.callable_bound(py), )?; page_cache().insert(sha1, bytes_py.as_bytes().to_vec()); self.resolve_loaded(py, &rec_key, node) } } /// CHK persistent map — a string→string dict backed by a CHK store. /// /// State holder over a Python VersionedFiles store, a root node /// (either a `(b"sha1:...",)` tuple or a LeafNode/InternalNode /// pyclass instance), and a search-key function. The full /// orchestration (map, unmap, iteritems, apply_delta, iter_changes, /// _save) is monkey-patched on from `bzrformats/chk_map.py` so it /// can drive the heterogeneous root via duck typing. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "CHKMap")] pub struct CHKMap { pub(crate) store: Py, pub(crate) root_node: Py, pub(crate) search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, pub(crate) search_key_callable: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl CHKMap { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (store, root_key, search_key_func = None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, root_key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let (func, callable) = match search_key_func { None => ( SearchKeyFunc::Plain, Some(default_search_key_plain(py).clone_ref(py)), ), Some(cb) => { let resolved = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &cb)?; (resolved, Some(cb.unbind())) } }; // root_key=None → start with an empty LeafNode (constructed // directly via Py::new — no py.import needed since the // pyclass is local). // Otherwise, normalise: if we were handed an existing Node // instance (LeafNode/InternalNode), extract its `.key()` // (mirrors Python's `_node_key`). A tuple is stored as-is. let root_node: Py = if root_key.is_none() { let leaf = LeafNode { inner: RsLeafNode::new(func.clone()), search_key_callable: callable.as_ref().map(|cb| cb.clone_ref(py)), }; Py::new(py, PyClassInitializer::from(Node).add_subclass(leaf))?.into_any() } else if let Ok(_) = root_key.clone().cast_into::() { root_key.unbind() } else { // Node-like: pull off `.key()`. let k = root_key.call_method0("key")?; if k.is_none() { root_key.unbind() } else { k.unbind() } }; Ok(Self { store: store.unbind(), root_node, search_key_func: func, search_key_callable: callable, }) } #[getter] fn _store<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { self.store.clone_ref(py) } #[setter] fn set__store(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { self.store = value.unbind(); } #[getter] fn _root_node<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { self.root_node.clone_ref(py) } #[setter] fn set__root_node(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { self.root_node = value.unbind(); } #[getter] fn _search_key_func<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.search_key_callable { Some(cb) => cb.clone_ref(py), None => py.None(), } } #[setter] fn set__search_key_func(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.search_key_func = SearchKeyFunc::Plain; self.search_key_callable = None; } else { self.search_key_func = resolve_search_key_func_by_callable(py, &value)?; self.search_key_callable = Some(value.unbind()); } Ok(()) } /// Return this map's root key tuple. Mirrors Python's /// `_chkmap_key`: if the root is a tuple (unloaded), return it; /// otherwise pull `.key()` off the loaded node. fn key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let root = self.root_node.bind(py); if let Ok(t) = root.clone().cast_into::() { return Ok(t.into_any()); } root.call_method0("key") } /// Number of items in the CHK map. Mirrors Python's /// `_chkmap_len`: ensure_root, then `len(self._root_node)`. fn __len__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.bind(py).clone(); root.len() } /// Force the root to be a loaded Node, not a tuple key. /// Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_ensure_root`. fn _ensure_root(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let needs_load = slf .borrow() .root_node .bind(py) .clone() .cast_into::() .is_ok(); if !needs_load { return Ok(()); } let key_tuple = slf .borrow() .root_node .bind(py) .clone() .cast_into::()?; let node = Self::_get_node_inner(&slf, py, key_tuple.into_any())?; slf.borrow_mut().root_node = node.unbind(); Ok(()) } /// Resolve a node argument: tuple keys are fetched from the /// store and deserialised; loaded nodes pass through. /// Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_get_node`. fn _get_node<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, node: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { Self::_get_node_inner(&slf, py, node) } /// Get the key for a node-or-tuple. Mirrors Python's /// `_chkmap_node_key`. fn _node_key<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, node: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = py; if node.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { return Ok(node); } node.call_method0("key") } /// Iterate over the entire CHKMap's contents, optionally /// filtered by `key_filter`. Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_iteritems`. #[pyo3(signature = (key_filter=None))] fn iteritems<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, key_filter: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.clone_ref(py); let root_bound = root.bind(py); if root_bound.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Cannot iterate over a map with a tuple root node", )); } // Normalise key_filter: each entry must be a tuple. let normalised_filter = match key_filter { None => None, Some(kf) => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); for k in kf.try_iter()? { let k = k?; if k.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { lst.append(k)?; } else { // tuple(k) let t = pyo3::types::PyTuple::new( py, k.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?, )?; lst.append(t)?; } } Some(lst.into_any()) } }; let store = slf.borrow().store.clone_ref(py); let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); if let Some(kf) = &normalised_filter { kwargs.set_item("key_filter", kf)?; } let iter = root_bound.call_method("iteritems", (store,), Some(&kwargs))?; Ok(iter.call_method0("__iter__")?) } /// Drop `key` from the map, possibly collapsing internal nodes. /// Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_unmap`. #[pyo3(signature = (key, check_remap=true))] fn unmap<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, check_remap: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.clone_ref(py); let store = slf.borrow().store.clone_ref(py); let is_internal = root.bind(py).is_instance_of::(); let unmapped = if is_internal { let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("check_remap", check_remap)?; root.bind(py) .call_method("unmap", (store, key), Some(&kwargs))? } else { root.bind(py).call_method1("unmap", (store, key))? }; slf.borrow_mut().root_node = unmapped.unbind(); Ok(()) } /// Force an internal-node remap check. Mirrors Python's /// `_chkmap_check_remap`. fn _check_remap(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.clone_ref(py); if root.bind(py).is_instance_of::() { let store = slf.borrow().store.clone_ref(py); let new_root = root.bind(py).call_method1("_check_remap", (store,))?; slf.borrow_mut().root_node = new_root.unbind(); } Ok(()) } /// Save the map completely; return the root key. Mirrors Python's /// `_chkmap_save`. fn _save<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let root = self.root_node.bind(py); if root.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { return Ok(root.clone()); } let store = self.store.bind(py); let keys: Vec> = root .call_method1("serialise", (store,))? .try_iter()? .collect::>>()?; keys.into_iter().next_back().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("serialise returned no keys") }) } /// Map `key` to `value`. May replace the root with a fresh /// InternalNode if the map split. Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_map`. fn map<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, value: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { // Coerce key to tuple. let key_tuple = if key.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { key } else { PyTuple::new(py, key.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?.into_any() }; Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.clone_ref(py); if root.bind(py).clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Cannot map a key to a tuple root node", )); } let store = slf.borrow().store.clone_ref(py); let result = root .bind(py) .call_method1("map", (store, key_tuple, value))?; let result_tup = result.cast_into::()?; let prefix = result_tup.get_item(0)?; let node_details = result_tup.get_item(1)?; let node_details: Vec> = node_details.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?; if node_details.len() == 1 { let pair = node_details[0].clone().cast_into::()?; slf.borrow_mut().root_node = pair.get_item(1)?.unbind(); } else { // Build a new InternalNode covering all splits. let internal_cls = py.get_type::(); let search_key_callable = slf .borrow() .search_key_callable .as_ref() .map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)); let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); if let Some(cb) = &search_key_callable { kwargs.set_item("search_key_func", cb)?; } let new_root = internal_cls.call((prefix,), Some(&kwargs))?; let first = node_details[0].clone().cast_into::()?; let first_node = first.get_item(1)?; let first_max: usize = first_node.getattr("maximum_size")?.extract()?; new_root.call_method1("set_maximum_size", (first_max,))?; let first_kw: usize = first_node.getattr("_key_width")?.extract()?; new_root.setattr("_key_width", first_kw)?; for d in &node_details { let pair = d.clone().cast_into::()?; let split = pair.get_item(0)?; let node = pair.get_item(1)?; new_root.call_method1("add_node", (split, node))?; } slf.borrow_mut().root_node = new_root.unbind(); } Ok(()) } /// Fetch the raw bytes for a CHK key. Consults the /// process-wide page cache before going to the store. /// Mirrors Python's `_chkmap_read_bytes`. fn _read_bytes<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::chk_map::PageCache as _; // Cache lookup uses the flat sha1 bytes (the first tuple element). let sha1: Vec = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); if let Some(cached) = page_cache().get(&sha1) { return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &cached)); } let keys = PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let stream = self .store .bind(py) .call_method1("get_record_stream", (keys, "unordered", true))?; let iter = stream.try_iter()?; let record = iter.into_iter().next().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("no record returned for key {:?}", key)) })??; let bytes_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("fulltext",))?; let bytes_py = bytes_obj.cast_into::()?; let bytes_vec = bytes_py.as_bytes().to_vec(); page_cache().insert(sha1, bytes_vec); Ok(bytes_py) } /// Apply a `(old_key, new_key, value)` delta and save, returning the /// new root key. Mirrors the former Python `_chkmap_apply_delta`. fn apply_delta<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Collect the delta once; it may be a one-shot iterable. let entries: Vec<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = { let mut out = Vec::new(); for entry in delta.try_iter()? { let tup = entry?.cast_into::()?; out.push((tup.get_item(0)?, tup.get_item(1)?, tup.get_item(2)?)); } out }; // New keys (added, not moved) must not already exist. let new_items = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for (old, new, _value) in &entries { if !new.is_none() && old.is_none() { let key_tuple = if new.clone().cast_into::().is_ok() { new.clone() } else { PyTuple::new(py, new.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?.into_any() }; new_items.add(key_tuple)?; } } let existing_new: Vec> = Self::iteritems(slf.clone(), py, Some(new_items.into_any()))? .try_iter()? .collect::>>()?; if !existing_new.is_empty() { let msg = format!( "New items are already in the map {}", PyList::new(py, &existing_new)?.repr()? ); return Err(InconsistentDeltaDelta::new_err(( delta.clone().unbind(), msg, ))); } let mut has_deletes = false; for (old, new, _value) in &entries { if !old.is_none() && !old.eq(new)? { Self::unmap(slf.clone(), py, old.clone(), false)?; has_deletes = true; } } for (_old, new, value) in &entries { if !new.is_none() { Self::map(slf.clone(), py, new.clone(), value.clone())?; } } if has_deletes { Self::_check_remap(slf.clone(), py)?; } slf.borrow()._save(py) } /// Yield `(key, old_value, new_value)` for every difference between /// this map and `basis`. Delegates to the pure-crate diff algorithm, /// which demand-loads pages through each side's store and skips /// identical subtrees. Mirrors the former Python `_chkmap_iter_changes`. fn iter_changes<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, basis: Bound<'py, Self>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut self_map = slf.borrow().build_pure_map(py)?; let mut basis_map = basis.borrow().build_pure_map(py)?; let changes = self_map .iter_changes(&mut basis_map) .map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; for (key, old, new) in changes { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p.as_slice())))?; let old_obj = match old { Some(v) => PyBytes::new(py, &v).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let new_obj = match new { Some(v) => PyBytes::new(py, &v).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_tuple.into_any(), old_obj, new_obj])?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Render the tree as an indented, human-readable string for /// debugging. Mirrors the former Python `_chkmap_dump_tree`. #[pyo3(signature = (include_keys = false, encoding = "utf-8"))] fn _dump_tree( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, include_keys: bool, encoding: &str, ) -> PyResult { Self::_ensure_root(slf.clone(), py)?; let root = slf.borrow().root_node.clone_ref(py); let store = slf.borrow().store.clone_ref(py); let mut lines: Vec = Vec::new(); dump_tree_node( py, store.bind(py), root.bind(py), b"", "", encoding, include_keys, &mut lines, )?; lines.push(String::new()); Ok(lines.join("\n")) } /// Create a CHKMap in `store` from `initial_value`, returning the /// root key. Mirrors the former Python `_chkmap_from_dict`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (store, initial_value, maximum_size = 0, key_width = 1, search_key_func = None))] fn from_dict<'py>( cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, initial_value: Bound<'py, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let root_key = Self::_create_directly( cls, py, store, initial_value, maximum_size, key_width, search_key_func, )?; if root_key.clone().cast_into::().is_err() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "we got a {} instead of a tuple", root_key.get_type().name()? ))); } Ok(root_key) } /// Build a CHKMap by applying every item as a delta. Slower than /// `_create_directly` but exercises the map/split path; used by /// tests. Mirrors the former Python `_chkmap_create_via_map`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (store, initial_value, maximum_size = 0, key_width = 1, search_key_func = None))] fn _create_via_map<'py>( cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, initial_value: Bound<'py, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); if let Some(skf) = &search_key_func { kwargs.set_item("search_key_func", skf)?; } let result = cls.call((store, py.None()), Some(&kwargs))?; let root = result.getattr("_root_node")?; if !is_node(&root) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "expected root node to be Node", )); } root.call_method1("set_maximum_size", (maximum_size,))?; root.setattr("_key_width", key_width)?; let delta = PyList::empty(py); for item in initial_value.call_method0("items")?.try_iter()? { let pair = item?.cast_into::()?; let key = pair.get_item(0)?; let value = pair.get_item(1)?; delta.append(PyTuple::new(py, [py.None().into_bound(py), key, value])?)?; } result.call_method1("apply_delta", (delta,)) } /// Build a CHKMap directly: pack everything into a leaf, split into an /// InternalNode if it overflows, then serialise. Mirrors the former /// Python `_chkmap_create_directly`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (store, initial_value, maximum_size = 0, key_width = 1, search_key_func = None))] fn _create_directly<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, initial_value: Bound<'py, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, search_key_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let leaf = LeafNode::bound(py, search_key_func.clone())?; { let mut l = leaf.borrow_mut(); l.inner.maximum_size = maximum_size; l.inner.key_width = key_width; let mut items: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); let mut raw_size = 0usize; for item in initial_value.call_method0("items")?.try_iter()? { let pair = item?.cast_into::()?; let key_tuple = pair.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_tuple.len()); for p in key_tuple.iter() { parts.push(p.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let value = pair .get_item(1)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); raw_size += leaf_node_key_value_len(&parts, &value); items.insert(parts, value); } l.inner.items = items; l.inner.raw_size = raw_size; } leaf.borrow_mut().inner.compute_search_prefix(); leaf.borrow_mut().inner.compute_serialised_prefix(); let (len, current_size) = { let l = leaf.borrow(); (l.inner.len(), l.inner.current_size()) }; let node: Bound<'py, PyAny> = if len > 1 && maximum_size != 0 && current_size > maximum_size { let mapped = LeafNode::_split(leaf.clone(), py, store.clone())?; let (prefix_obj, node_details) = mapped; let node_details = node_details; if node_details.len() == 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Failed to split using node._split", )); } let prefix = prefix_obj.bind(py).cast::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let internal = Bound::new( py, InternalNode::new(py, Some(&prefix), search_key_func.clone())?, )?; internal.borrow_mut().maximum_size = maximum_size; internal.borrow_mut().key_width = key_width; for d in node_details.iter() { let pair = d.cast_into::()?; let split = pair.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let subnode = pair.get_item(1)?; InternalNode::add_node(&mut internal.borrow_mut(), py, split.as_bytes(), subnode)?; } internal.into_any() } else { leaf.into_any() }; let keys: Vec> = node .call_method1("serialise", (store,))? .try_iter()? .collect::>>()?; keys.into_iter().next_back().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err("serialise returned no keys") }) } } impl CHKMap { /// Build a pure-crate `CHKMap` over this map's Python store, seeded /// from the current root key. Used to delegate `iter_changes` to the /// pure diff algorithm. Reads the root key without forcing a load, so /// the pyo3 root node is left untouched. fn build_pure_map( &self, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult> { let root = self.root_node.bind(py); let root_key: Option> = if let Ok(t) = root.clone().cast_into::() { Some(t.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()) } else { let k = root.call_method0("key")?; if k.is_none() { None } else { Some( k.cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(), ) } }; let store = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFiles::new( self.store.clone_ref(py), )); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(GlobalPageCache); Ok(bazaar::chk_map::CHKMap::new( store, cache, root_key, self.search_key_func.clone(), )) } /// Shared body of `_get_node` / `_ensure_root`: tuple keys load /// the page bytes and dispatch to LeafNode or InternalNode /// `deserialise`; anything else passes through. fn _get_node_inner<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, node: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let Ok(key_tuple) = node.clone().cast_into::() else { return Ok(node); }; let bytes = slf.borrow()._read_bytes(py, key_tuple.clone())?; let data = bytes.as_bytes(); let search_key_callable = slf .borrow() .search_key_callable .as_ref() .map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()); if data.starts_with(b"chkleaf:\n") { let cls = py.get_type::(); cls.call_method("deserialise", (bytes, key_tuple, search_key_callable), None) } else if data.starts_with(b"chknode:\n") { let cls = py.get_type::(); cls.call_method("deserialise", (bytes, key_tuple, search_key_callable), None) } else { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Unknown node type.", )) } } } /// Build a `bzrformats.errors.NoSuchRevision(store, key)` error, matching /// what the Python difference algorithm raises for an absent record. fn no_such_revision(store: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyErr { NoSuchRevision::new_err((store.clone().unbind(), key.clone().unbind())) } /// A CHK page reference: the flat sha1 bytes that form the single /// element of a `(b"sha1:...",)` key tuple. type ChkRef = Vec; /// A flat (key, value) item from a leaf node: the key is the list of /// tuple elements, the value the stored bytes. type ChkItem = (Vec>, Vec); /// One `process()` result: an optional record (None for the items-only /// flush) paired with the items in/under that page. type DiffResult = (Option>, Vec); /// The parsed contents of one stored CHK page, as the difference /// algorithm needs them. struct ReadNode { record: Py, /// `(prefix, ref)` pairs for an internal node; empty for a leaf. prefix_refs: Vec<(Vec, ChkRef)>, /// `(key, value)` pairs for a leaf node; empty for an internal node. items: Vec, } /// Convert a flat sha1 ref into the `(ref,)` key tuple the store and /// records use. fn ref_to_key_tuple<'py>(py: Python<'py>, r: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, r)]) } /// Iterate the stored pages and (key, value) pairs that are in any of /// the new maps and not in any of the old maps. Rust port of the /// Python `chk_map.CHKMapDifference`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "CHKMapDifference")] pub struct CHKMapDifference { store: Py, new_root_keys: Vec, old_root_keys: Vec, pb: Option>, search_key_func: Py, all_old_chks: std::collections::HashSet, all_old_items: std::collections::HashSet, processed_new_refs: std::collections::HashSet, old_queue: Vec, new_queue: Vec, new_item_queue: Vec, } impl CHKMapDifference { /// Read the given keys from the store and parse each page into the /// prefix-refs / items the algorithm consumes. Mirrors /// `_read_nodes_from_store`. fn read_nodes_from_store(&self, py: Python<'_>, keys: &[ChkRef]) -> PyResult> { let key_tuples = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { key_tuples.append(ref_to_key_tuple(py, k)?)?; } let stream = self .store .bind(py) .call_method1("get_record_stream", (key_tuples, "unordered", true))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; if let Some(pb) = &self.pb { pb.bind(py).call_method0("tick")?; } let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { let key = record.getattr("key")?; return Err(no_such_revision(self.store.bind(py), &key)); } let bytes_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("fulltext",))?; let bytes_py = bytes_obj.cast_into::()?; let data = bytes_py.as_bytes(); let (prefix_refs, items) = if data.starts_with(b"chknode:\n") { let parsed = deserialise_internal_node(data).map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; (parsed.items, Vec::new()) } else if data.starts_with(b"chkleaf:\n") { let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(data).map_err(chk_err_to_py)?; (Vec::new(), parsed.items) } else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Unknown node type.", )); }; out.push(ReadNode { record: record.unbind(), prefix_refs, items, }); } Ok(out) } /// Compute the search key for a leaf item's key by calling the /// Python `search_key_func`. Mirrors `self._search_key_func(item[0])`. fn search_key_for_item(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: &[Vec]) -> PyResult> { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)))?; let result = self.search_key_func.bind(py).call1((key_tuple,))?; Ok(result.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()) } /// `_read_old_roots`: walk the old roots, recording their items and /// chk refs, and return the `(prefix, ref)` pairs still to enqueue. fn read_old_roots(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult, ChkRef)>> { let mut old_chks_to_enqueue = Vec::new(); let nodes = self.read_nodes_from_store(py, &self.old_root_keys.clone())?; for node in nodes { let prefix_refs: Vec<(Vec, ChkRef)> = node .prefix_refs .into_iter() .filter(|(_, r)| !self.all_old_chks.contains(r)) .collect(); for (_, r) in &prefix_refs { self.all_old_chks.insert(r.clone()); } for item in node.items { self.all_old_items.insert(item); } old_chks_to_enqueue.extend(prefix_refs); } Ok(old_chks_to_enqueue) } /// `_enqueue_old`: queue old refs whose prefix is still in the /// remaining interesting prefix set. fn enqueue_old( &mut self, new_prefixes: &std::collections::HashSet>, old_chks_to_enqueue: Vec<(Vec, ChkRef)>, ) { for (prefix, r) in old_chks_to_enqueue { let mut interesting = false; for i in (1..=prefix.len()).rev() { if new_prefixes.contains(&prefix[..i]) { interesting = true; break; } } if interesting { self.old_queue.push(r); } } } /// `_read_all_roots`: bootstrap phase. Returns the new-root records /// to be yielded (each paired with an empty item list by `process`). fn read_all_roots(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { if self.old_root_keys.is_empty() { self.new_queue = self.new_root_keys.clone(); return Ok(Vec::new()); } let old_chks_to_enqueue = self.read_old_roots(py)?; let new_keys: Vec = self .new_root_keys .iter() .filter(|k| !self.all_old_chks.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let mut new_prefixes: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in &new_keys { self.processed_new_refs.insert(k.clone()); } let mut records = Vec::new(); let nodes = self.read_nodes_from_store(py, &new_keys)?; for node in nodes { let prefix_refs: Vec<(Vec, ChkRef)> = node .prefix_refs .into_iter() .filter(|(_, r)| { !self.all_old_chks.contains(r) && !self.processed_new_refs.contains(r) }) .collect(); let refs: Vec = prefix_refs.iter().map(|(_, r)| r.clone()).collect(); for (p, _) in &prefix_refs { new_prefixes.insert(p.clone()); } self.new_queue.extend(refs.iter().cloned()); let new_items: Vec = node .items .into_iter() .filter(|item| !self.all_old_items.contains(item)) .collect(); for item in &new_items { new_prefixes.insert(self.search_key_for_item(py, &item.0)?); } self.new_item_queue.extend(new_items); for r in &refs { self.processed_new_refs.insert(r.clone()); } records.push(node.record); } // Expand new_prefixes to include all shorter prefixes. let full: Vec> = new_prefixes.iter().cloned().collect(); for prefix in full { for i in 1..prefix.len() { new_prefixes.insert(prefix[..i].to_vec()); } } self.enqueue_old(&new_prefixes, old_chks_to_enqueue); Ok(records) } /// `_process_next_old`: drain the old queue one pass, recording /// items and discovering further old refs. fn process_next_old(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let refs = std::mem::take(&mut self.old_queue); let nodes = self.read_nodes_from_store(py, &refs)?; for node in nodes { for item in node.items { self.all_old_items.insert(item); } let new_refs: Vec = node .prefix_refs .into_iter() .map(|(_, r)| r) .filter(|r| !self.all_old_chks.contains(r)) .collect(); for r in &new_refs { self.all_old_chks.insert(r.clone()); } self.old_queue.extend(new_refs); } Ok(()) } } #[pymethods] impl CHKMapDifference { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (store, new_root_keys, old_root_keys, search_key_func, pb = None))] fn new( store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, new_root_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, old_root_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, search_key_func: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let new_root_keys = extract_chk_refs(&new_root_keys)?; let old_root_keys = extract_chk_refs(&old_root_keys)?; let all_old_chks: std::collections::HashSet = old_root_keys.iter().cloned().collect(); Ok(Self { store: store.unbind(), new_root_keys, old_root_keys, pb: pb.map(|p| p.unbind()), search_key_func: search_key_func.unbind(), all_old_chks, all_old_items: std::collections::HashSet::new(), processed_new_refs: std::collections::HashSet::new(), old_queue: Vec::new(), new_queue: Vec::new(), new_item_queue: Vec::new(), }) } /// Yield `(record, items)` tuples for pages and key-value pairs that /// are in the new maps but not the old maps. fn process(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { // Bootstrap: read roots, capturing the records to yield first. let root_records = slf.borrow_mut().read_all_roots(py)?; Ok(CHKDifferenceIterator { diff: slf.unbind(), root_records: root_records.into(), phase: DiffPhase::Roots, flush_refs: Vec::new(), pending: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), }) } // ----- whitebox state accessors (mirror the Python attributes) ----- #[getter] fn _all_old_chks<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for r in &self.all_old_chks { set.add(ref_to_key_tuple(py, r)?)?; } Ok(set) } #[getter] fn _old_queue<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { refs_to_key_list(py, &self.old_queue) } #[getter] fn _new_queue<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { refs_to_key_list(py, &self.new_queue) } #[getter] fn _new_item_queue<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value) in &self.new_item_queue { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)))?; let pair = PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, value).into_any()], )?; list.append(pair)?; } Ok(list) } /// Read the root pages, populating the queues, and return the new-root /// records. Mirrors the Python generator `_read_all_roots`. fn _read_all_roots<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let records = self.read_all_roots(py)?; let list = PyList::empty(py); for r in records { list.append(r.into_bound(py))?; } Ok(list) } /// Process one pass of the old queue. Mirrors `_process_next_old`. fn _process_next_old(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.process_next_old(py) } } /// Render a list of refs as a Python list of `(ref,)` key tuples. fn refs_to_key_list<'py>(py: Python<'py>, refs: &[ChkRef]) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for r in refs { list.append(ref_to_key_tuple(py, r)?)?; } Ok(list) } /// Extract a sequence of `(b"sha1:...",)` key tuples into flat refs. fn extract_chk_refs(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let tuple = item.cast_into::()?; let first = tuple.get_item(0)?; out.push(first.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) } #[derive(PartialEq)] enum DiffPhase { /// Yielding new-root records as `(record, [])`. Roots, /// Draining the old queue, then emitting the buffered new items. DrainOld, /// Walking the new queue breadth-first, yielding `(record, items)`. FlushNew, Done, } /// Lazy iterator over `CHKMapDifference.process()` results. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map")] pub struct CHKDifferenceIterator { diff: Py, root_records: std::collections::VecDeque>, phase: DiffPhase, /// The frontier of refs for the current `_flush_new_queue` pass. flush_refs: Vec, /// Results produced but not yet handed out, each `(record_or_none, items)`. pending: std::collections::VecDeque, } impl CHKDifferenceIterator { /// Materialise a stored result into the Python `(record, items)` /// tuple the caller expects: items become `[(key_tuple, value)]`. fn build_result<'py>( py: Python<'py>, record: Option>, items: &[ChkItem], ) -> PyResult> { let py_items = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value) in items { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)))?; let pair = PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, value).into_any()], )?; py_items.append(pair)?; } let rec = match record { Some(r) => r.into_bound(py).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; PyTuple::new(py, [rec, py_items.into_any()]) } /// Advance the state machine until a result is available or the /// iteration is exhausted. Returns the next `(record_or_none, items)`. fn advance(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { loop { if let Some(result) = self.pending.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(result)); } match self.phase { DiffPhase::Roots => { if let Some(record) = self.root_records.pop_front() { return Ok(Some((Some(record), Vec::new()))); } // Roots done: drain the old queue, then set up flush. let mut diff = self.diff.bind(py).borrow_mut(); while !diff.old_queue.is_empty() { diff.process_next_old(py)?; } self.phase = DiffPhase::DrainOld; } DiffPhase::DrainOld => { // `_flush_new_queue` setup: emit buffered new items, // then seed the breadth-first frontier. let mut diff = self.diff.bind(py).borrow_mut(); let new_queue = std::mem::take(&mut diff.new_queue); let new_items: Vec = std::mem::take(&mut diff.new_item_queue) .into_iter() .filter(|item| !diff.all_old_items.contains(item)) .collect(); let mut refs: std::collections::HashSet = new_queue.into_iter().collect(); for r in &diff.all_old_chks { refs.remove(r); } for r in &refs { diff.processed_new_refs.insert(r.clone()); } self.flush_refs = refs.into_iter().collect(); self.phase = DiffPhase::FlushNew; if !new_items.is_empty() { return Ok(Some((None, new_items))); } } DiffPhase::FlushNew => { if self.flush_refs.is_empty() { self.phase = DiffPhase::Done; continue; } let refs = std::mem::take(&mut self.flush_refs); let mut diff = self.diff.bind(py).borrow_mut(); let nodes = diff.read_nodes_from_store(py, &refs)?; let mut next_refs: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let all_old_items_empty = diff.all_old_items.is_empty(); for node in nodes { let items: Vec = if all_old_items_empty { node.items } else { node.items .into_iter() .filter(|item| !diff.all_old_items.contains(item)) .collect() }; for (_, r) in &node.prefix_refs { next_refs.insert(r.clone()); } self.pending.push_back((Some(node.record), items)); } for r in &diff.all_old_chks { next_refs.remove(r); } next_refs.retain(|r| !diff.processed_new_refs.contains(r)); for r in &next_refs { diff.processed_new_refs.insert(r.clone()); } self.flush_refs = next_refs.into_iter().collect(); } DiffPhase::Done => return Ok(None), } } } } #[pymethods] impl CHKDifferenceIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.advance(py)? { Some((record, items)) => Ok(Some(Self::build_result(py, record, &items)?)), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Given root keys, find interesting nodes — those referenced by the /// interesting roots but not by the uninteresting roots. Returns an /// iterator of `(record, items)`. Rust port of the Python /// `chk_map.iter_interesting_nodes`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (store, interesting_root_keys, uninteresting_root_keys, pb = None))] fn iter_interesting_nodes( py: Python<'_>, store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, interesting_root_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, uninteresting_root_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let search_key_func = store.getattr("_search_key_func")?; let diff = Bound::new( py, CHKMapDifference::new( store.clone(), interesting_root_keys, uninteresting_root_keys, search_key_func, pb, )?, )?; CHKMapDifference::process(diff, py) } /// Dict-like view onto the Rust-backed CHK page cache. /// /// Returned by [`get_cache`]. Callers (notably breezy's test suite) index it /// like a dict — `cache[key]` raises `KeyError` when absent, `cache[key] = v` /// stores, and `key in cache` tests membership. #[pyclass(name = "_PageCacheProxy", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map")] struct PageCacheProxy; #[pymethods] impl PageCacheProxy { fn __getitem__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { match _page_cache_get(py, key.clone())? { Some(b) => Ok(b), None => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(key.unbind())), } } fn __setitem__(&self, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, value: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { _page_cache_set(key, value) } fn __contains__(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyTuple>) -> PyResult { Ok(_page_cache_get(py, key)?.is_some()) } } /// Return a dict-like view onto the shared CHK page cache. #[pyfunction] fn _get_cache(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { Py::new(py, PageCacheProxy) } /// Assert that `key` is a 1-tuple holding a `str` that starts with `sha1:`. /// A debugging helper, mirroring `chk_map._check_key`. #[pyfunction] fn _check_key(py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let Ok(tuple) = key.clone().cast_into::() else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "key {} is not tuple but {}", key.repr()?, key.get_type().name()? ))); }; if tuple.len() != 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "key {} should have length 1, not {}", tuple.repr()?, tuple.len() ))); } let elem = tuple.get_item(0)?; let Ok(s) = elem.clone().cast_into::() else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "key {} should hold a str, not {}", tuple.repr()?, elem.get_type().repr()? ))); }; if !s.to_str()?.starts_with("sha1:") { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "key {} should point to a sha1:", tuple.repr()? ))); } let _ = py; Ok(()) } /// The `chk_map.search_key_registry`: maps a search-key name /// (`b"plain"` / `b"hash-16-way"` / `b"hash-255-way"`) to the matching /// search-key callable. Mirrors the `catalogus.Registry` API surface that /// callers use (`get`/`register`/`items`/`keys`), pre-populated with the /// three built-in variants. The callables handed back are the same objects /// the node/inventory `_search_key_func` getters return, so the identity /// comparisons that breezy does (`func == ..._search_key_func`) hold. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chk_map", name = "SearchKeyRegistry")] struct SearchKeyRegistry { entries: Vec<(Py, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl SearchKeyRegistry { #[new] fn new() -> Self { SearchKeyRegistry { entries: Vec::new(), } } fn register(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: &Bound<'_, PyBytes>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { // Replace an existing entry with the same key, else append. let key_bytes = key.as_bytes().to_vec(); if let Some(slot) = self .entries .iter_mut() .find(|(k, _)| k.bind(py).as_bytes() == key_bytes.as_slice()) { slot.1 = value.unbind(); } else { self.entries.push((key.clone().unbind(), value.unbind())); } } fn get<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, key: &Bound<'py, PyBytes>) -> PyResult> { let want = key.as_bytes(); for (k, v) in &self.entries { if k.bind(py).as_bytes() == want { return Ok(v.bind(py).clone()); } } Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind())) } fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Vec> { self.entries .iter() .map(|(k, _)| k.bind(py).clone()) .collect() } fn items<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Vec<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { self.entries .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.bind(py).clone(), v.bind(py).clone())) .collect() } fn __contains__(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: &Bound<'_, PyBytes>) -> bool { let want = key.as_bytes(); self.entries .iter() .any(|(k, _)| k.bind(py).as_bytes() == want) } } /// Build the populated `search_key_registry` instance for the chk_map module, /// registering the three built-in search-key variants under their names. fn build_search_key_registry(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let reg = Py::new(py, SearchKeyRegistry::new())?; { let mut borrowed = reg.borrow_mut(py); for (name, func) in [ (&b"plain"[..], default_search_key_plain(py).clone_ref(py)), ( &b"hash-16-way"[..], SEARCH_KEY_16_CALLABLE.get(py).unwrap().clone_ref(py), ), ( &b"hash-255-way"[..], SEARCH_KEY_255_CALLABLE.get(py).unwrap().clone_ref(py), ), ] { borrowed.register(py, &PyBytes::new(py, name), func.into_bound(py)); } } Ok(reg) } pub(crate) fn _chk_map_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "chk_map")?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_search_key_plain))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_search_key_16))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_search_key_255))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_bytes_to_text_key))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(common_prefix_pair))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(common_prefix_many))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_deserialise_leaf_node))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_deserialise_internal_node))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_deserialise))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(iter_interesting_nodes))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_serialise_leaf_node))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_serialise_internal_node))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_leaf_node_key_value_len))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_leaf_node_current_size))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_internal_node_current_size))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_are_search_keys_identical))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(py_search_key_by_name))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(clear_cache))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_page_cache_get))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_page_cache_set))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_get_cache))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_check_key))?; m.add_class::()?; // Stash the per-variant pyfunctions so pyclass `#[new]` and // cross-module helpers (`search_key_callable_for_name`) can hand // them back without going through Python's search-key registry. // Use `m.getattr` after add so we share the same Python object // that callers see via the module — preserves callable identity. DEFAULT_SEARCH_KEY_PLAIN .set(py, m.getattr("_search_key_plain")?.unbind()) .ok(); SEARCH_KEY_16_CALLABLE .set(py, m.getattr("_search_key_16")?.unbind()) .ok(); SEARCH_KEY_255_CALLABLE .set(py, m.getattr("_search_key_255")?.unbind()) .ok(); // Expose the `_unknown` sentinel itself so Python can re-export it // as `chk_map._unknown` and identity comparisons line up with what // the Rust mutators write back. m.add("_unknown", py_unknown_sentinel(py))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; // Pre-populated registry of the three built-in search-key variants. Built // after the callables above are stashed so it shares their identity. m.add("search_key_registry", build_search_key_registry(py)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/chunk_writer.rs0000644000000000000000000000664415167230034020702 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2008 Canonical Ltd // Copyright (C) 2026 Jelmer Vernooij // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. //! PyO3 wrapper around `bazaar::chunk_writer::ChunkWriter`. use bazaar::chunk_writer::{ ChunkWriter as RsChunkWriter, REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE, REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED, }; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyList, PyTuple}; #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.chunk_writer", name = "ChunkWriter")] pub struct ChunkWriter { inner: Option, } #[pymethods] impl ChunkWriter { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (chunk_size, reserved=0, optimize_for_size=false))] fn new(chunk_size: usize, reserved: usize, optimize_for_size: bool) -> Self { Self { inner: Some(RsChunkWriter::new(chunk_size, reserved, optimize_for_size)), } } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn _repack_opts_for_speed(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { PyTuple::new(py, [REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED.0, REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED.1]) .unwrap() .unbind() } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn _repack_opts_for_size(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { PyTuple::new(py, [REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE.0, REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE.1]) .unwrap() .unbind() } #[getter] fn _max_repack(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(self.borrow()?.max_repack()) } #[getter] fn _max_zsync(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(self.borrow()?.max_zsync()) } #[pyo3(signature = (for_size=true))] fn set_optimize(&mut self, for_size: bool) -> PyResult<()> { self.borrow_mut()?.set_optimize(for_size); Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (bytes, reserved=false))] fn write(&mut self, bytes: &[u8], reserved: bool) -> PyResult { Ok(self.borrow_mut()?.write(bytes, reserved)) } fn finish<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let inner = self.inner.take().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyRuntimeError::new_err("ChunkWriter already finished") })?; let finished = inner.finish(); let bytes_list = PyList::empty(py); for chunk in &finished.bytes_list { bytes_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, chunk))?; } let unused = match finished.unused_bytes { Some(ref b) => PyBytes::new(py, b).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; PyTuple::new( py, [ bytes_list.into_any(), unused, finished.nulls_needed.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) } } impl ChunkWriter { fn borrow(&self) -> PyResult<&RsChunkWriter> { self.inner.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyRuntimeError::new_err("ChunkWriter already finished") }) } fn borrow_mut(&mut self) -> PyResult<&mut RsChunkWriter> { self.inner.as_mut().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyRuntimeError::new_err("ChunkWriter already finished") }) } } pub(crate) fn _chunk_writer_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "chunk_writer")?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/controldir.rs0000644000000000000000000010675515211573005020357 0ustar00//! Bindings for the standalone control-directory API: `BzrDir`, `Branch`, //! `Repository` and `WorkingTree`. //! //! These wrap the pure-Rust opener types in `bazaar`. The Python entry //! points are the module functions [`open`] and [`create`], which take a //! filesystem path; `BzrDir.open_branch()` / `open_repository()` / //! `open_workingtree()` then yield the component objects. use std::collections::BTreeMap; use std::sync::Arc; use bazaar::branch::Branch as RsBranch; use bazaar::bzrdir::{ find_control_dir_format, BzrDirAllInOne, BzrDirMeta, ControlDir as RsControlDir, }; use bazaar::repository::Repository as RsRepository; use bazaar::transport::{LocalTransport, SharedTransport}; use bazaar::workingtree::{EntryKind, WorkingTree as RsWorkingTree}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList}; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, BzrFormatsError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, NotStacked); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, UnstackableBranchFormat); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, UnsupportedOperation); fn err(e: E) -> PyErr { BzrFormatsError::new_err(e.to_string()) } /// Map a branch error onto the matching breezy-style exception, so downstream /// `except NotStacked`/`UnstackableBranchFormat`/`UnsupportedOperation` clauses /// catch the right thing. Other variants fall back to the generic error. fn branch_err(e: bazaar::branch::BranchError) -> PyErr { use bazaar::branch::BranchError; match e { // The Rust BranchError variants do not carry the branch/format objects // the breezy exceptions name, so pass the bzrformats branch identity we // have. The exception type is what downstream except-clauses match on. BranchError::NotStacked => NotStacked::new_err(("bzrformats branch",)), BranchError::Unstackable => { UnstackableBranchFormat::new_err(("branch", "bzrformats branch")) } BranchError::Unsupported(op) => UnsupportedOperation::new_err((op, "bzrformats branch")), other => BzrFormatsError::new_err(other.to_string()), } } fn kind_str(kind: EntryKind) -> &'static str { match kind { EntryKind::File => "file", EntryKind::Directory => "directory", EntryKind::Symlink => "symlink", EntryKind::TreeReference => "tree-reference", } } /// Iterator returned by `WorkingTree.iter_changes`, yielding one /// change dict per step. The tree-vs-basis diff is computed eagerly /// (it is a whole-tree comparison); only the dict construction is lazy. #[pyclass] struct TreeChangesIter { changes: std::collections::VecDeque, } #[pymethods] impl TreeChangesIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let Some(c) = self.changes.pop_front() else { return Ok(None); }; let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("file_id", PyBytes::new(py, &c.file_id))?; d.set_item("old_path", c.old_path)?; d.set_item("new_path", c.new_path)?; d.set_item("content_change", c.content_change)?; d.set_item("kind", c.new_kind.map(kind_str))?; d.set_item("executable", c.new_executable)?; Ok(Some(d)) } } fn kind_from_str(kind: &str) -> PyResult { match kind { "file" => Ok(EntryKind::File), "directory" => Ok(EntryKind::Directory), "symlink" => Ok(EntryKind::Symlink), "tree-reference" => Ok(EntryKind::TreeReference), other => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown kind: {other}" ))), } } /// A `.bzr` control directory. #[pyclass(name = "BzrDir")] struct BzrDir { inner: Box, } #[pymethods] impl BzrDir { /// Whether this control directory contains a repository. fn has_repository(&self) -> bool { self.inner.has_repository() } /// Whether this control directory contains a branch. fn has_branch(&self) -> bool { self.inner.has_branch() } /// Whether this control directory contains a working tree. fn has_workingtree(&self) -> bool { self.inner.has_workingtree() } /// Open the repository in this control directory. fn open_repository(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(Repository { inner: self.inner.open_repository().map_err(err)?, }) } /// Open the repository with any stacked-on fallback activated, so reads /// resolve objects held only in the base repository this branch is stacked /// on. fn open_repository_stacked(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(Repository { inner: self.inner.open_repository_stacked().map_err(err)?, }) } /// Open the branch in this control directory. fn open_branch(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(Branch { inner: self.inner.open_branch().map_err(err)?, }) } /// Open the working tree in this control directory. fn open_workingtree(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(WorkingTree { inner: self.inner.open_workingtree().map_err(err)?, }) } /// Whether this control directory's repository is shared. fn is_shared(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner.is_shared().map_err(err) } /// Whether this repository creates working trees for branches it serves. fn make_working_trees(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner.make_working_trees().map_err(err) } /// Set whether this repository creates working trees. fn set_make_working_trees(&self, value: bool) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_make_working_trees(value).map_err(err) } /// Find the repository serving this control directory, walking up to an /// enclosing shared repository when this one has none of its own. fn find_repository(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(Repository { inner: self.inner.find_repository().map_err(err)?, }) } } /// A bzr repository. /// // TODO: expose Repository.add_fallback_repository directly. It takes ownership // of the fallback (Box), which cannot be moved out of a live // Python Repository object; for now stacked repositories are obtained through // BzrDir.open_repository_stacked, which covers the branch-stacking use case. #[pyclass(name = "Repository")] struct Repository { inner: Box, } #[pymethods] impl Repository { /// This repository's format as `{format_string: bytes, description: str}`. fn format<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let fmt = self.inner.format(); let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("format_string", PyBytes::new(py, fmt.format_string()))?; d.set_item("description", fmt.get_format_description())?; Ok(d) } /// All revision ids in this repository, sorted. fn all_revision_ids<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let ids = self.inner.all_revision_ids().map_err(err)?; PyList::new(py, ids.iter().map(|i| PyBytes::new(py, i))) } /// The stored parents of each of `revision_ids`, as a `{revid: [parent]}` /// dict. Revision ids not present in the repository are omitted. fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, revision_ids: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let map = self.inner.get_parent_map(&revision_ids).map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); for (revid, parents) in map { let plist = PyList::new(py, parents.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)))?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, &revid), plist)?; } Ok(d) } /// Whether `revision_id` is present in this repository. fn has_revision(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult { self.inner.has_revision(revision_id).map_err(err) } /// The committer, message and parents of a revision, as a dict. fn get_revision<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let rev = self.inner.get_revision(revision_id).map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("revision_id", PyBytes::new(py, rev.revision_id.as_bytes()))?; d.set_item("committer", rev.committer.clone())?; d.set_item("message", rev.message.clone())?; d.set_item("timestamp", rev.timestamp)?; let parents = PyList::new( py, rev.parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p.as_bytes())), )?; d.set_item("parent_ids", parents)?; d.set_item("timezone", rev.timezone)?; let props = PyDict::new(py); for (k, v) in &rev.properties { props.set_item(k, PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } d.set_item("properties", props)?; Ok(d) } /// The full text of a versioned file at a revision. fn get_file_text<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let text = self.inner.get_file_text(file_id, revision).map_err(err)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &text)) } /// The full text of the file at tree-relative `path` in `revision`. fn get_file_text_at_path<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, path: &str, revision: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let text = self .inner .get_file_text_at_path(path, revision) .map_err(err)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &text)) } /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or None if unsigned. fn get_signature_text<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult>> { Ok(self .inner .get_signature_text(revision_id) .map_err(err)? .map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, &s))) } /// Verify the stored GPG signature of `revision_id` against `keyring` /// (a list of public-key blobs, ASCII-armored or binary). /// /// Returns an integer status matching breezy's `gpg` constants: /// 0 valid, 1 key missing, 2 not valid, 3 not signed, 4 expired. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn verify_revision_signature(&self, revision_id: &[u8], keyring: Vec>) -> PyResult { let result = self .inner .verify_revision_signature_bytes(revision_id, &keyring) .map_err(err)?; Ok(result as u8) } /// Open a write group: a batch of additions flushed by /// `commit_write_group`. Writing requires an open write group. fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.start_write_group().map_err(err) } /// Flush the open write group, committing its additions. fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.commit_write_group().map_err(err) } /// Combine the repository's packs into a single pack. A no-op for formats /// without packs, or a repository already holding one pack. fn pack(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.pack().map_err(err) } /// Repack the smallest packs if the repository has accumulated too many. /// Returns whether a repack happened. fn autopack(&mut self) -> PyResult { self.inner.autopack().map_err(err) } /// Check repository integrity. Returns a dict with `checked_revisions`, /// `checked_texts`, `ghosts` (a list of revision-id bytes), and `problems` /// (a list of description strings). An empty `problems` list means the /// repository is consistent. fn check<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = self.inner.check().map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("checked_revisions", result.checked_revisions)?; d.set_item("checked_texts", result.checked_texts)?; d.set_item( "ghosts", PyList::new(py, result.ghosts.iter().map(|g| PyBytes::new(py, g)))?, )?; d.set_item("problems", result.problems)?; Ok(d) } /// Reconcile (garbage-collect) the repository: regenerate its storage /// keeping only data reachable from its revisions and discarding garbage. /// Returns a dict with `garbage_inventories` (count of unreachable /// inventories dropped) and `repacked` (whether storage was regenerated). fn reconcile<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = self.inner.reconcile().map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("garbage_inventories", result.garbage_inventories)?; d.set_item("repacked", result.repacked)?; Ok(d) } /// Copy revisions from `source` into this repository, returning the number /// copied. `revision_id` selects the revision (and its ancestry) to copy; /// `None` copies everything the source has. Works across formats. #[pyo3(signature = (source, revision_id=None))] fn fetch( &mut self, source: &Bound<'_, Repository>, revision_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult { let source = source.borrow(); bazaar::repository::fetch(source.inner.as_ref(), self.inner.as_mut(), revision_id) .map_err(err) } /// Add a file text keyed by `(file_id, revision)` to the open write group. /// `parents` is a list of `(file_id, revision)` tuples. #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, revision, bytes, parents=None))] fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], bytes: &[u8], parents: Option, Vec)>>, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .add_text(file_id, revision, &parents.unwrap_or_default(), bytes) .map_err(err) } /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` to the open write group. fn add_signature_text(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .add_signature_text(revision_id, signature) .map_err(err) } /// Add a revision to the open write group. /// /// `revision_id`, `committer` (or None), `message`, `timestamp` (float) and /// `timezone` (int seconds east of UTC, or None) describe the revision; /// `parents` is its parent revision ids; `revprops` an optional /// `{str: bytes}` of revision properties; `inventory_sha1` the optional /// recorded inventory sha1. Mirrors the dict shape `get_revision` returns. #[pyo3(signature = (revision_id, message, committer, timestamp, timezone, parents=None, revprops=None, inventory_sha1=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_revision( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], message: &str, committer: Option, timestamp: f64, timezone: Option, parents: Option>>, revprops: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, inventory_sha1: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let parents = parents.unwrap_or_default(); let mut properties: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); if let Some(props) = revprops { for (k, v) in props.iter() { properties.insert(k.extract()?, v.extract()?); } } let revision = bazaar::revision::Revision::new( bazaar::RevisionId::from(revision_id), parents .iter() .map(|p| bazaar::RevisionId::from(p.as_slice())) .collect(), committer, message.to_string(), properties, inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone, ); self.inner.add_revision(&revision, &parents).map_err(err) } /// The inventory of a revision, as a list of `(path, kind, file_id)`. fn get_inventory<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let inv = self.inner.get_inventory(revision_id).map_err(err)?; let entries = inv .entries() .map_err(|e| BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!("{e:?}")))?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for (path, entry) in entries { let kind = format!("{:?}", entry.kind()).to_lowercase(); let tuple = (path, kind, PyBytes::new(py, entry.file_id().as_bytes())); out.append(tuple)?; } Ok(out) } } /// A bzr branch. #[pyclass(name = "Branch")] struct Branch { inner: RsBranch, } #[pymethods] impl Branch { /// This branch's format as `{format_string: bytes, description: str}`. fn format<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let fmt = self.inner.format(); let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("format_string", PyBytes::new(py, fmt.format_string()))?; d.set_item("description", fmt.get_format_description())?; Ok(d) } /// The tip as `(revno, revision_id)`. fn last_revision_info<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult<(u64, Bound<'py, PyBytes>)> { let (revno, revid) = self.inner.last_revision_info().map_err(err)?; Ok((revno, PyBytes::new(py, &revid))) } /// The tip revision id (`b"null:"` for an empty branch). fn last_revision<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &self.inner.last_revision().map_err(err)?)) } /// The branch tags as a `{name: revision_id}` dict. fn tags<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let tags = self.inner.tags().map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); for (name, target) in tags { d.set_item(name, PyBytes::new(py, &target))?; } Ok(d) } /// The mainline revision ids, oldest first. For a format-5 branch this is /// the full `revision-history`; for 6/7/8 it is the tip alone (or empty). fn revision_history<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let history = self.inner.revision_history().map_err(err)?; PyList::new(py, history.iter().map(|r| PyBytes::new(py, r))) } /// Replace the full mainline (format 5) from a list of revision ids. fn set_revision_history(&self, history: Vec>) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_revision_history(&history).map_err(err) } /// The raw bytes of `branch.conf` (empty if the file is absent). fn get_config_bytes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, &self.inner.get_config_bytes().map_err(err)?, )) } /// Set the tip to `(revno, revision_id)`. fn set_last_revision_info(&self, revno: u64, revision_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .set_last_revision_info(revno, revision_id) .map_err(err) } /// Replace the branch tags from a `{name: revision_id}` dict. fn set_tags(&self, tags: &Bound<'_, PyDict>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut map: BTreeMap> = BTreeMap::new(); for (k, v) in tags.iter() { map.insert(k.extract()?, v.extract()?); } self.inner.set_tags(&map).map_err(err) } /// The URL this branch is stacked on. Raises `NotStacked` when a stackable /// branch has no stacked-on location, and `UnstackableBranchFormat` for a /// format that does not support stacking. fn get_stacked_on_url(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner.get_stacked_on_url().map_err(branch_err) } /// Set (or clear, with `None`) the URL this branch is stacked on. #[pyo3(signature = (url=None))] fn set_stacked_on_url(&self, url: Option<&str>) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_stacked_on_url(url).map_err(branch_err) } /// The master branch URL this branch is bound to, or `None` if unbound. fn get_bound_location(&self) -> PyResult> { self.inner.get_bound_location().map_err(branch_err) } /// The previous master URL after an unbind, or `None`. fn get_old_bound_location(&self) -> PyResult> { self.inner.get_old_bound_location().map_err(branch_err) } /// Bind this branch to `location` (its new master). fn bind(&self, location: &str) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.bind(location).map_err(branch_err) } /// Unbind this branch. fn unbind(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.unbind().map_err(branch_err) } /// The `(branch_location, tree_path)` recorded for a tree-reference /// `file_id`, or `(None, None)` if none. Raises `UnsupportedOperation` on a /// format without reference locations. fn get_reference_info(&self, file_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult<(Option, Option)> { self.inner.get_reference_info(file_id).map_err(branch_err) } /// Record (or, with `branch_location=None`, delete) the reference location /// for a tree-reference `file_id`. #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, branch_location=None, tree_path=None))] fn set_reference_info( &self, file_id: &[u8], branch_location: Option<&str>, tree_path: Option<&str>, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .set_reference_info(file_id, branch_location, tree_path) .map_err(branch_err) } /// The URL a branch-reference points at, or `None` if this is not a branch /// reference. fn get_reference(&self) -> PyResult> { self.inner.get_reference().map_err(branch_err) } /// Point this branch reference at `to_url`. fn set_reference(&self, to_url: &str) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_reference(to_url).map_err(branch_err) } } /// A working tree, backed by whichever on-disk format was opened. #[pyclass(name = "WorkingTree")] struct WorkingTree { inner: Box, } #[pymethods] impl WorkingTree { /// The basis revision id, or None for a never-committed tree. fn basis_revision<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.inner.basis_revision().map(|r| PyBytes::new(py, &r)) } /// The live tracked entries as a list of `(path, kind, file_id)`. fn list_files<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for e in self.inner.list_files() { out.append((e.path, kind_str(e.kind), PyBytes::new(py, &e.file_id)))?; } Ok(out) } /// The file id at `path`, or None if not versioned. fn path2id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, path: &str) -> Option> { self.inner.path2id(path).map(|i| PyBytes::new(py, &i)) } /// The content of a versioned file, read from disk. fn get_file_text<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, path: &str) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, &self.inner.get_file_text(path).map_err(err)?, )) } /// Version `path` with `kind` ("file"/"directory"/"symlink"/ /// "tree-reference"), optionally with an explicit `file_id` (a fresh id /// is generated when omitted). Returns the file id. Already-versioned /// paths are left unchanged. #[pyo3(signature = (path, kind, file_id=None))] fn add<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, path: &str, kind: &str, file_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult> { let id = self .inner .add(path, kind_from_str(kind)?, file_id) .map_err(err)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &id)) } /// Stop versioning `path` (and its children, if a directory). The files /// are left on disk. fn remove(&mut self, path: &str) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.remove(path).map_err(err) } /// Move a versioned entry from `from_path` to `to_path`, keeping its /// file id, and move the file on disk. fn rename(&mut self, from_path: &str, to_path: &str) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.rename(from_path, to_path).map_err(err) } /// The tree-relative paths of on-disk files that are not versioned. fn unknowns(&self) -> PyResult> { self.inner.unknowns().map_err(err) } /// The tree's parent revision ids (basis first, then pending merges). fn parent_ids<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Vec> { self.inner .parent_ids() .iter() .map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)) .collect() } /// Add `revision_id` as a pending-merge parent for the next commit. fn add_pending_merge(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.add_pending_merge(revision_id).map_err(err) } /// Whether this working-tree format stores views (format 6 only). fn supports_views(&self) -> bool { self.inner.supports_views() } /// The defined views as `(current_view, {name: [paths]})`. `current_view` /// is the enabled view's name or None. fn views<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult<(Option, Bound<'py, PyDict>)> { let info = self.inner.views().map_err(err)?; let d = PyDict::new(py); for (name, paths) in &info.views { d.set_item(name, paths.clone())?; } Ok((info.current, d)) } /// Set the defined views and current-view selection. `views` is a /// `{name: [paths]}` dict; `current` names an enabled view (or None). #[pyo3(signature = (views, current=None))] fn set_views(&self, views: &Bound<'_, PyDict>, current: Option) -> PyResult<()> { let mut info = bazaar::workingtree::ViewInfo { current, views: std::collections::BTreeMap::new(), }; for (k, v) in views.iter() { info.views.insert(k.extract()?, v.extract()?); } self.inner.set_views(&info).map_err(err) } /// The recorded conflicts, each a dict with `type`, `path`, and optional /// `file_id`. fn conflicts<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let conflicts = self.inner.conflicts().map_err(err)?; let items: Vec> = conflicts .iter() .map(|c| { let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("type", &c.typestring)?; d.set_item("path", &c.path)?; if let Some(fid) = &c.file_id { d.set_item("file_id", PyBytes::new(py, fid))?; } Ok::<_, PyErr>(d) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Replace the recorded conflicts. `conflicts` is a list of dicts with /// `type`, `path`, and optional `file_id`. fn set_conflicts(&self, conflicts: Vec>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(conflicts.len()); for d in &conflicts { let typestring: String = d .get_item("type")? .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("conflict missing 'type'"))? .extract()?; let path: String = d .get_item("path")? .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("conflict missing 'path'"))? .extract()?; let file_id: Option> = match d.get_item("file_id")? { Some(v) if !v.is_none() => Some(v.extract()?), _ => None, }; out.push(bazaar::workingtree::Conflict { typestring, path, file_id, }); } self.inner.set_conflicts(&out).map_err(err) } /// The changes between this working tree and the basis `basis_revision_id` /// (resolved against `repository`), as a list of dicts with keys /// `file_id`, `old_path`, `new_path`, `content_change`, `kind`, /// `executable`. A `None` path means the entry is added (`old_path`) or /// removed (`new_path`). fn iter_changes( &self, repository: &Bound<'_, Repository>, basis_revision_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { let repo = repository.borrow(); let basis = repo.inner.revision_tree(basis_revision_id).map_err(err)?; // The tree-vs-basis diff is a whole-tree comparison, so it runs // here; the per-change dicts are built on demand during iteration. let changes = self.inner.iter_changes(&basis).map_err(err)?; Ok(TreeChangesIter { changes: changes.into(), }) } /// As `iter_changes`, but also considering the non-basis merge parents in /// `other_revision_ids` for per-file text parents. fn iter_changes_with_parents( &self, repository: &Bound<'_, Repository>, basis_revision_id: &[u8], other_revision_ids: Vec>, ) -> PyResult { let repo = repository.borrow(); let basis = repo.inner.revision_tree(basis_revision_id).map_err(err)?; let others: Vec<_> = other_revision_ids .iter() .map(|r| repo.inner.revision_tree(r).map_err(err)) .collect::>()?; let changes = self .inner .iter_changes_with_parents(&basis, &others) .map_err(err)?; Ok(TreeChangesIter { changes: changes.into(), }) } /// Commit the live tree state as a new revision and return its id. /// /// `revprops` is an optional `{str: bytes}` dict of revision properties; /// `authors` an optional list of author strings; `revision_id` an /// optional explicit id (generated when omitted). #[pyo3(signature = (repository, branch, committer, message, timestamp, timezone, revprops=None, authors=None, revision_id=None, branch_nick=None, allow_pointless=false, strict=false, specific_files=None, exclude=None, signing_key=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn commit<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, repository: &Bound<'py, Repository>, branch: &Bound<'py, Branch>, committer: &str, message: &str, timestamp: u64, timezone: i32, revprops: Option<&Bound<'py, PyDict>>, authors: Option>, revision_id: Option<&[u8]>, branch_nick: Option, allow_pointless: bool, strict: bool, specific_files: Option>, exclude: Option>, signing_key: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut repo = repository.borrow_mut(); let branch = branch.borrow(); let mut options = bazaar::workingtree::CommitOptions::new(committer, message) .timestamp(timestamp) .timezone(timezone) .allow_pointless(allow_pointless) .strict(strict); if let Some(props) = revprops { let mut map: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in props.iter() { map.insert(k.extract()?, v.extract()?); } options = options.revprops(map); } if let Some(authors) = authors { options = options.authors(authors); } if let Some(id) = revision_id { options = options.revision_id(id.to_vec()); } if let Some(nick) = branch_nick { options = options.branch_nick(nick); } if let Some(files) = specific_files { options = options.specific_files(files); } if let Some(exclude) = exclude { options = options.exclude(exclude); } if let Some(key) = signing_key { options = options.signing_key(key.to_vec()); } let revid = self .inner .commit(repo.inner.as_mut(), &branch.inner, &options) .map_err(err)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &revid)) } } /// Build a local transport rooted at `path`. fn local(path: &str) -> SharedTransport { Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(path)) } /// Open the `.bzr` control directory at `path` (the directory containing /// `.bzr`). #[pyfunction] fn open(path: &str) -> PyResult { let root = local(path); let bzr = root.subtransport(".bzr").map_err(err)?; Ok(BzrDir { inner: bazaar::bzrdir::open(bzr).map_err(err)?, }) } /// Create a fresh control directory at `path` in `format` and open it. /// /// `format` is a registry name as accepted by `brz init --format=` -- "2a" /// (the default), the knit-pack variants ("pack-0.92", "1.9", "rich-root-pack", /// ...), "knit", or "weave" (the all-in-one bzr 0.8 format). See /// [`format_names`] for the full list. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (path, format="2a"))] fn create(path: &str, format: &str) -> PyResult { let parent = local(path); let inner: Box = if format == "weave" { Box::new(BzrDirAllInOne::create(&parent).map_err(err)?) } else { let fmt = find_control_dir_format(format).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown control dir format: {format}")) })?; Box::new(BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, fmt).map_err(err)?) }; Ok(BzrDir { inner }) } /// Create a shared repository (no branch or working tree) at `path` in /// `format` and open it. The repository serves branches in sibling control /// directories that resolve to it via `find_repository`. /// /// `format` is a metadir format name as accepted by [`create`] (the all-in-one /// "weave" format cannot be a shared repository). #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (path, format="2a"))] fn create_shared_repository(path: &str, format: &str) -> PyResult { let parent = local(path); let fmt = find_control_dir_format(format).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown control dir format: {format}")) })?; Ok(BzrDir { inner: Box::new( BzrDirMeta::create_shared_repository_with_format(&parent, fmt).map_err(err)?, ), }) } /// Upgrade the control directory at `path` to `format`. /// /// Builds a fresh control directory in the target format, fetches every /// revision, carries over the branch tip and tags, and moves the old `.bzr` /// aside to `backup.bzr`. `format` is a metadir format name as accepted by /// [`create`]. #[pyfunction] fn upgrade(path: &str, format: &str) -> PyResult<()> { let parent = local(path); let fmt = find_control_dir_format(format).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown control dir format: {format}")) })?; bazaar::bzrdir::upgrade(&parent, fmt).map_err(err) } /// The control-directory format names accepted by [`create`]. #[pyfunction] fn format_names() -> Vec<&'static str> { let mut names: Vec<&'static str> = bazaar::bzrdir::control_dir_formats() .iter() .map(|f| f.name) .collect(); names.push("weave"); names } pub(crate) fn _controldir_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "controldir")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(open, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(create, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(create_shared_repository, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(upgrade, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(format_names, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/dirstate.rs0000644000000000000000000051667315211122234020015 0ustar00#![allow(non_snake_case)] use bazaar::FileId; use pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyString, PyTuple}; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; #[cfg(unix)] use std::ffi::OsString; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStringExt; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, NotVersionedError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrFormatsError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InconsistentDelta); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InvalidNormalization); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BadFileKindError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, LockContention); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, LockNotHeld); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ObjectNotLocked); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.inventory, DuplicateFileId); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.inventory, InvalidEntryName); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, DirstateCorrupt); /// `bazaar::dirstate::Transport` adapter backed by a Python file-like /// object. Used by `DirStateRs.save_to_file` so the pure-Rust /// `DirState::save_to` flow can handle the write+fdatasync+state /// bookkeeping while Python retains ownership of the file descriptor /// and the OS-level lock (both managed by `bzrformats.lock`). /// /// The adapter is *told* its lock state at construction time — it /// does not acquire or release locks itself. Callers should hold a /// write lock through `bzrformats.lock.WriteLock` (or the temporary /// upgrade dance inside `ReadLock.temporary_write_lock`) before /// creating one with `LockState::Write`. struct PyFileTransport { file: Py, lock_state: Option, } impl PyFileTransport { fn new(file: Py, lock_state: bazaar::dirstate::LockState) -> Self { Self { file, lock_state: Some(lock_state), } } fn map_err(py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> bazaar::dirstate::TransportError { bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::Other(err.value(py).to_string()) } /// Run `f` against a `std::fs::File` borrowing the Python file's fd. /// /// The file descriptor is owned by the Python file object; the /// borrowed `File` is wrapped in `ManuallyDrop` so it is never /// closed when `f` returns. Used for fd-level operations (fstat, /// fdatasync) that std exposes through `File`. fn with_borrowed_file( &self, f: impl FnOnce(&std::fs::File) -> Result, ) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| { let fileno: std::os::raw::c_int = self .file .bind(py) .call_method0("fileno") .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; // SAFETY: `fileno` is a live fd owned by the Python file // object for the duration of this call. `ManuallyDrop` // prevents the borrowed `File` from closing it. #[cfg(unix)] let file = { use std::os::fd::FromRawFd; std::mem::ManuallyDrop::new(unsafe { std::fs::File::from_raw_fd(fileno as std::os::fd::RawFd) }) }; // On Windows `fileno()` is a CRT file descriptor; translate it // to the underlying OS handle via `msvcrt.get_osfhandle` before // building a borrowed `File`. #[cfg(windows)] let file = { use std::os::windows::io::{FromRawHandle, RawHandle}; let handle: isize = py .import("msvcrt") .and_then(|m| m.call_method1("get_osfhandle", (fileno,))) .and_then(|h| h.extract()) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; std::mem::ManuallyDrop::new(unsafe { std::fs::File::from_raw_handle(handle as RawHandle) }) }; f(&file) }) } } impl bazaar::dirstate::Transport for PyFileTransport { fn exists(&self) -> Result { // The caller already has an open fd; the file exists by // construction. Ok(true) } fn lock_read(&mut self) -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state.is_some() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } self.lock_state = Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read); Ok(()) } fn lock_write(&mut self) -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state.is_some() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } self.lock_state = Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Write); Ok(()) } fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state.is_none() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::NotLocked); } self.lock_state = None; Ok(()) } fn lock_state(&self) -> Option { self.lock_state } fn read_all(&mut self) -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state.is_none() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::NotLocked); } Python::attach(|py| -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { let f = self.file.bind(py); f.call_method1("seek", (0,)) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; let data = f.call_method0("read").map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; let bytes = data.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::Other( "file.read() did not return bytes".to_string(), ) })?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) } fn read_at( &mut self, offset: u64, len: usize, ) -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state.is_none() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::NotLocked); } Python::attach(|py| -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { let f = self.file.bind(py); f.call_method1("seek", (offset,)) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; let data = f .call_method1("read", (len,)) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; let bytes = data.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::Other( "file.read() did not return bytes".to_string(), ) })?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) } fn len(&mut self) -> Result { if self.lock_state.is_none() { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::NotLocked); } // Python owns the fd; borrow it for an fstat via std::fs without // taking ownership (the file must not be closed here). self.with_borrowed_file(|file| Ok(file.metadata()?.len())) } fn write_all(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { if self.lock_state != Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Write) { return Err(bazaar::dirstate::TransportError::Other( "write_all requires a write lock".to_string(), )); } Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { let f = self.file.bind(py); f.call_method1("seek", (0,)) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; let py_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, bytes); f.call_method1("write", (py_bytes,)) .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; f.call_method0("truncate") .map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; f.call_method0("flush").map_err(|e| Self::map_err(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn fdatasync(&mut self) -> Result<(), bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { // `File::sync_data` is `fdatasync(2)`; the platform falls back to // `fsync` where `fdatasync` is unavailable, matching // `bzrformats.osutils.fdatasync`. self.with_borrowed_file(|file| { file.sync_data()?; Ok(()) }) } fn lstat( &self, abspath: &[u8], ) -> Result { // Path-based: stat the filesystem directly rather than calling // back into Python's `os.lstat`. bazaar::dirstate::lstat_path(abspath) } fn read_link(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { bazaar::dirstate::read_link_path(abspath) } fn list_dir( &self, abspath: &[u8], ) -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::TransportError> { bazaar::dirstate::list_dir_path(abspath) } fn is_tree_reference_dir( &self, abspath: &[u8], ) -> Result { // A directory is a potential tree reference when it carries its // own `.bzr/`. Mirrors breezy's // `_directory_may_be_tree_reference`; the empty-path guard keeps // the tree root from ever counting as a reference. bazaar::dirstate::is_tree_reference_dir_path(abspath) } } /// Decode a minikind from the first byte of a Python-supplied /// `bytes` object, raising `ValueError` on an empty slice or unknown /// byte. Used by every pyo3 entry that accepts a minikind slice from /// Python. /// Helper: marshal a Python `InventoryEntry` into the 5-tuple shape /// `inv_entry_to_details` returns: `(minikind_byte, fingerprint, /// size, executable, packed_stat)`. Pulls the entry's fields through /// pyo3's `InventoryEntry` extractor and forwards to the pure-Rust /// `bazaar::dirstate::inv_entry_to_details`. fn inv_entry_to_details_tuple<'py>( py: Python<'py>, inv_entry: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let extracted = inv_entry.extract::>()?; let (minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat) = bazaar::dirstate::inv_entry_to_details(&extracted.0); PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, fingerprint.as_slice()).into_any(), size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, executable) .to_owned() .into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, packed_stat.as_slice()).into_any(), ], ) } /// Map a kind name (`"file"`, `"directory"`, `"symlink"`, /// `"tree-reference"`, `"absent"`, `"relocated"`) to the corresponding /// dirstate `Kind`. Used when marshalling inventory entries. fn kind_to_minikind(kind: &str) -> PyResult { match kind { "file" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::File), "directory" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Directory), "symlink" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Symlink), "tree-reference" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::TreeReference), "absent" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Absent), "relocated" => Ok(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Relocated), other => Err(PyTypeError::new_err(format!("unknown kind: {other}"))), } } fn decode_minikind(bytes: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let byte = bytes .first() .copied() .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err("empty minikind"))?; bazaar::dirstate::Kind::from_minikind(byte).map_err(|b| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("invalid minikind byte {:?}", b)) }) } /// Spell out the kind name for an `st_mode`, matching breezy's /// `_readdir_py._formats` mapping. Used to format /// `BadFileKindError` payloads for kinds the dirstate can't track. fn kind_name_from_mode(mode: u32) -> &'static str { match mode & 0o170000 { 0o010000 => "fifo", 0o020000 => "chardev", 0o040000 => "directory", 0o060000 => "block", 0o100000 => "file", 0o120000 => "symlink", 0o140000 => "socket", _ => "unknown", } } /// Build a `bzrformats.errors.BadFileKindError` for `path` (utf-8 /// bytes) and the raw stat mode. Surfaces the kinds the walker /// cannot represent (fifo, socket, …) without coupling the pure /// crate to the Python error class. fn bad_file_kind_error(_py: Python<'_>, path: &[u8], mode: u32) -> PyErr { let path_str = String::from_utf8_lossy(path).into_owned(); let kind = kind_name_from_mode(mode); BadFileKindError::new_err((path_str, kind)) } /// Translate a `BisectError` into the appropriate Python exception: /// genuine I/O failures become `OSError`, anything else (bad minikind, /// bad size field, too many seeks while parsing) is dirstate corruption /// and is raised as `DirstateCorrupt(state, msg)` so callers can catch /// a single class for "the dirstate is unreadable". fn bisect_err_to_py(state: &Bound, err: bazaar::dirstate::BisectError) -> PyErr { match err { bazaar::dirstate::BisectError::ReadError(s) => pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(s), other => DirstateCorrupt::new_err((state.clone().unbind(), other.to_string())), } } /// Map a [`bazaar::dirstate::TransportError`] into the Python /// exception class the dirstate API used to raise. `LockContention` /// / `NotLocked` / `AlreadyLocked` become their named counterparts; /// the rest fall through to `BzrFormatsError` so callers can still /// catch. /// Read the dirstate header and dirblocks from the transport iff they /// have not already been loaded. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._read_dirblocks_if_needed`. Takes the `Bound` /// because the body-parsing step needs to call back into the pyo3 /// helper that produces the Python-side `_dirblocks` aliasing /// representation. fn read_dirblocks_if_needed(py: Python<'_>, slf: &Bound<'_, PyDirState>) -> PyResult<()> { PyDirState::_read_header_if_needed(slf.clone())?; let needs_blocks = matches!( slf.borrow().inner.dirblock_state, bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState::NotInMemory ); if !needs_blocks { return Ok(()); } crate::dirstate_helpers::_read_dirblocks(py, slf.as_any()) } fn transport_err_to_py(err: bazaar::dirstate::TransportError) -> PyErr { use bazaar::dirstate::TransportError; match err { TransportError::LockContention(p) => LockContention::new_err(p), TransportError::NotLocked => LockNotHeld::new_err(()), TransportError::AlreadyLocked => LockContention::new_err("already locked"), TransportError::NotFound(p) => pyo3::exceptions::PyFileNotFoundError::new_err(p), TransportError::Io { message, .. } => pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(message), TransportError::Other(msg) => BzrFormatsError::new_err(msg), } } /// Convert the `bisect` / `bisect_dirblocks` result into a Python /// dict: `{path_bytes: [entry_tuple, ...]}` where `entry_tuple` has /// the same shape as `DirStateRs.dirblocks` entries. fn bisect_result_to_pydict<'py>( py: Python<'py>, found: &std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, entries) in found { let mut py_entries: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(entries.len()); for entry in entries { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.dirname).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.basename).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.file_id).into_any(), ], )?; let mut tree_list: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(entry.trees.len()); for t in &entry.trees { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[t.minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &t.fingerprint).into_any(), t.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, t.executable) .to_owned() .into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &t.packed_stat).into_any(), ], )?; tree_list.push(tup.into_any()); } let entry_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), PyList::new(py, tree_list)?.into_any()], )?; py_entries.push(entry_tuple.into_any()); } out.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, key), PyList::new(py, py_entries)?)?; } Ok(out) } // TODO(jelmer): Shared pyo3 utils? fn extract_path(object: &Bound) -> PyResult { if let Ok(path) = object.extract::>() { #[cfg(unix)] { Ok(PathBuf::from(OsString::from_vec(path))) } #[cfg(not(unix))] { Ok(PathBuf::from( String::from_utf8(path).map_err(|e| PyTypeError::new_err(e.to_string()))?, )) } } else if let Ok(path) = object.extract::() { Ok(path) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("path must be a string or bytes")) } } /// Compare two paths directory by directory. /// /// This is equivalent to doing:: /// /// operator.lt(path1.split('/'), path2.split('/')) /// /// The idea is that you should compare path components separately. This /// differs from plain ``path1 < path2`` for paths like ``'a-b'`` and ``a/b``. /// "a-b" comes after "a" but would come before "a/b" lexically. /// /// Args: /// path1: first path /// path2: second path /// Returns: True if path1 comes first, otherwise False #[pyfunction] fn lt_by_dirs(path1: &Bound, path2: &Bound) -> PyResult { let path1 = extract_path(path1)?; let path2 = extract_path(path2)?; Ok(bazaar::dirstate::lt_by_dirs(&path1, &path2)) } /// Return the index where to insert path into paths. /// /// This uses the dirblock sorting. So all children in a directory come before /// the children of children. For example:: /// /// a/ /// b/ /// c /// d/ /// e /// b-c /// d-e /// a-a /// a=c /// /// Will be sorted as:: /// /// a /// a-a /// a=c /// a/b /// a/b-c /// a/d /// a/d-e /// a/b/c /// a/d/e /// /// Args: /// paths: A list of paths to search through /// path: A single path to insert /// Returns: An offset where 'path' can be inserted. /// See also: bisect.bisect_left #[pyfunction] fn bisect_path_left(paths: Vec>, path: &Bound) -> PyResult { let path = extract_path(path)?; let paths = paths .iter() .map(extract_path) .collect::>>()?; let offset = bazaar::dirstate::bisect_path_left( paths .iter() .map(|x| x.as_path()) .collect::>() .as_slice(), &path, ); Ok(offset) } /// Return the index where to insert path into paths. /// /// This uses a path-wise comparison so we get:: /// a /// a-b /// a=b /// a/b /// Rather than:: /// a /// a-b /// a/b /// a=b /// /// Args: /// paths: A list of paths to search through /// path: A single path to insert /// Returns: An offset where 'path' can be inserted. /// See also: bisect.bisect_right #[pyfunction] fn bisect_path_right(paths: Vec>, path: &Bound) -> PyResult { let path = extract_path(path)?; let paths = paths .iter() .map(extract_path) .collect::>>()?; let offset = bazaar::dirstate::bisect_path_right( paths .iter() .map(|x| x.as_path()) .collect::>() .as_slice(), &path, ); Ok(offset) } #[pyfunction] fn lt_path_by_dirblock(path1: &Bound, path2: &Bound) -> PyResult { let path1 = extract_path(path1)?; let path2 = extract_path(path2)?; Ok(bazaar::dirstate::lt_path_by_dirblock(&path1, &path2)) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (dirblocks, dirname, lo=None, hi=None, cache=None))] fn bisect_dirblock( py: Python, dirblocks: &Bound, dirname: &Bound, lo: Option, hi: Option, cache: Option>, ) -> PyResult { fn split_object(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(py_str) = obj.extract::>() { Ok(py_str .to_string() .split('/') .map(PathBuf::from) .collect::>()) } else if let Ok(py_bytes) = obj.extract::>() { Ok(py_bytes .as_bytes() .split(|&byte| byte == b'/') .map(|s| PathBuf::from(String::from_utf8_lossy(s).to_string())) .collect::>()) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("Not a PyBytes or PyString")) } } let hi = hi.unwrap_or(dirblocks.len()); let cache = cache.unwrap_or_else(|| PyDict::new(py)); let dirname_split = match cache.get_item(dirname)? { Some(item) => item.extract::>()?, None => { let split = split_object(dirname)?; cache.set_item(dirname.clone(), split.clone())?; split } }; let mut lo = lo.unwrap_or(0); let mut hi = hi; while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; let dirblock = dirblocks.get_item(mid)?.cast_into::()?; let cur = dirblock.get_item(0)?; let cur_split = match cache.get_item(&cur)? { Some(item) => item.extract::>()?, None => { let split = split_object(&cur)?; cache.set_item(cur, split.clone())?; split } }; if cur_split < dirname_split { lo = mid + 1; } else { hi = mid; } } Ok(lo) } /// Lightweight `os.stat_result`-shaped pyclass exposing exactly the /// six fields dirstate consumes. #[pyclass] struct StatResult { info: bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo, } #[pymethods] impl StatResult { #[getter] fn st_size(&self) -> u64 { self.info.size } #[getter] fn st_mtime(&self) -> i64 { self.info.mtime } #[getter] fn st_ctime(&self) -> i64 { self.info.ctime } #[getter] fn st_mode(&self) -> u32 { self.info.mode } #[getter] fn st_dev(&self) -> u64 { self.info.dev } #[getter] fn st_ino(&self) -> u64 { self.info.ino } } /// Abstract base for sha1 providers, ported from /// `bzrformats.dirstate.SHA1Provider`. Concrete providers (and breezy's /// `ContentFilterAwareSHA1Provider`) extend it; the abstract methods raise /// `NotImplementedError` so a bare instance behaves like the old ABC. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "SHA1Provider", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.dirstate" )] struct SHA1Provider; #[pymethods] impl SHA1Provider { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwargs))] fn new(args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwargs: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>) -> Self { // Accept and ignore any args, so Python subclasses (e.g. breezy's // ContentFilterAwareSHA1Provider, whose __init__ takes a tree) don't // trip the native base __new__. let _ = (args, kwargs); SHA1Provider } fn sha1(&self, abspath: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = abspath; Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "SHA1Provider.sha1", )) } fn stat_and_sha1(&self, abspath: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = abspath; Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "SHA1Provider.stat_and_sha1", )) } } /// The default, filesystem-backed sha1 provider. Extends [`SHA1Provider`]. #[pyclass( name = "DefaultSHA1Provider", extends = SHA1Provider, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.dirstate" )] struct PyDefaultSHA1Provider { provider: Box, } #[pymethods] impl PyDefaultSHA1Provider { #[new] fn new() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(SHA1Provider).add_subclass(PyDefaultSHA1Provider { provider: Box::new(bazaar::dirstate::DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), }) } fn sha1<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>, path: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let path = extract_path(path)?; let sha1 = self .provider .sha1(&path) .map_err(PyErr::new::)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, sha1.as_bytes())) } fn stat_and_sha1<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, path: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Bound<'a, PyBytes>)> { let path = extract_path(path)?; let (info, sha1) = self.provider.stat_and_sha1(&path)?; let pmd = StatResult { info }; Ok(( pmd.into_pyobject(py)?.unbind().into(), PyBytes::new(py, sha1.as_bytes()), )) } } /// Adapter that lets a Python `SHA1Provider`-shaped object (anything /// with a `sha1(abspath)` method returning bytes) be plugged into the /// pure-Rust `DirState`. The provider is held as a `Py` so we /// can call back into Python; the GIL is acquired on each call. struct PyCallbackSha1Provider { obj: Py, } impl bazaar::dirstate::SHA1Provider for PyCallbackSha1Provider { fn sha1(&self, path: &std::path::Path) -> std::io::Result { Python::attach(|py| { let path_obj = path_to_py(py, path) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("path_to_py: {}", e)))?; let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("sha1", (path_obj,)) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("sha1 callback: {}", e)))?; let bytes: &[u8] = result .extract() .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("sha1 result: {}", e)))?; std::str::from_utf8(bytes) .map(|s| s.to_string()) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("sha1 utf8: {}", e))) }) } fn stat_and_sha1( &self, path: &std::path::Path, ) -> std::io::Result<(bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo, String)> { Python::attach(|py| { let path_obj = path_to_py(py, path) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("path_to_py: {}", e)))?; let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("stat_and_sha1", (path_obj,)) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("stat_and_sha1 callback: {}", e)))?; let (stat_obj, sha_obj): (Bound<'_, PyAny>, Bound<'_, PyAny>) = result .extract() .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("stat_and_sha1 result: {}", e)))?; let info = stat_result_to_info(&stat_obj) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("stat_and_sha1 stat_result: {}", e)))?; let sha_bytes: &[u8] = sha_obj .extract() .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("stat_and_sha1 sha bytes: {}", e)))?; let sha = std::str::from_utf8(sha_bytes) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::other(format!("stat_and_sha1 sha utf8: {}", e)))? .to_string(); Ok((info, sha)) }) } } /// Read the `st_*` attributes off a Python `os.stat_result`-shaped /// object and pack them into a [`StatInfo`]. Used by callback /// adapters that bridge Python `SHA1Provider`s into the Rust trait. fn stat_result_to_info(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { Ok(bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo { mode: obj.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?, size: obj.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?, mtime: obj.getattr("st_mtime")?.extract::()? as i64, ctime: obj.getattr("st_ctime")?.extract::()? as i64, dev: obj.getattr("st_dev")?.extract()?, ino: obj.getattr("st_ino")?.extract()?, }) } /// Build the `Box` to hand to `DirState::new`. /// Recognises the pyo3 `SHA1Provider` pyclass (uses its inner Rust /// provider directly) and otherwise wraps the Python object in /// `PyCallbackSha1Provider`. fn sha1_provider_from_py( py: Python<'_>, obj: &Bound, ) -> Box { let _ = py; Box::new(PyCallbackSha1Provider { obj: obj.clone().unbind(), }) } /// Convert a `&Path` to a Python object suitable for passing to /// `SHA1Provider.sha1`. On Unix, hand back raw bytes so non-utf8 /// paths survive; on other platforms fall back to the path string. fn path_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, path: &Path) -> PyResult> { #[cfg(unix)] { use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStrExt; let bytes = path.as_os_str().as_bytes(); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, bytes).into_any()) } #[cfg(not(unix))] { let s = path.to_string_lossy(); Ok(PyString::new(py, &s).into_any()) } } /// Python constants that [`DirStateRs`] uses in its scalar-state /// getters/setters to match `bzrformats.dirstate.DirState`'s /// `NOT_IN_MEMORY` / `IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED` / `IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED` / /// `IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED` class attributes. const PY_NOT_IN_MEMORY: i64 = 0; const PY_IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED: i64 = 1; const PY_IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED: i64 = 2; const PY_IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED: i64 = 3; /// Build the Python tuple representation of a single dirstate entry, /// matching the shape `((dirname, basename, file_id), /// [(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat), ...])` /// that `DirStateRs.dirblocks` and the rest of the legacy Python /// `_dirblocks` consumers use. fn entry_to_py_tuple<'py>( py: Python<'py>, entry: &bazaar::dirstate::Entry, ) -> PyResult> { let key = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.dirname).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.basename).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.file_id).into_any(), ], )?; let trees = PyList::empty(py); for tree in &entry.trees { let tree_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[tree.minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &tree.fingerprint).into_any(), tree.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), tree.executable.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &tree.packed_stat).into_any(), ], )?; trees.append(tree_tuple)?; } PyTuple::new(py, [key.as_any(), trees.as_any()]) } /// Collect any Python iterable of `bytes` into a `Vec>`. Used /// by the parents / ghosts setters on [`PyDirState`] to accept plain /// Python lists as well as tuples or generators. fn collect_bytes_vec(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { out.push(item?.extract::>()?); } Ok(out) } /// Collect a Python `set[bytes]` (or any iterable of bytes) into a /// `HashSet>`. fn collect_bytes_set(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { out.insert(item?.extract::>()?); } Ok(out) } /// Collect a Python `dict[bytes, bytes]` into a `HashMap, Vec>`. fn collect_bytes_map(d: &Bound) -> PyResult, Vec>> { let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in d.iter() { out.insert(k.extract::>()?, v.extract::>()?); } Ok(out) } /// Decode a Python `[dirname_or_none, file_id_or_none]` list into the /// `Option<(Vec, Option>)>` shape /// [`bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryState::last_source_parent`] uses. fn decode_last_parent(lst: &Bound) -> PyResult, Option>)>> { if lst.len() < 2 { return Ok(None); } let d = lst.get_item(0)?; if d.is_none() { return Ok(None); } let dirname: Vec = d.extract()?; let f = lst.get_item(1)?; let file_id: Option> = if f.is_none() { None } else { Some(f.extract()?) }; Ok(Some((dirname, file_id))) } /// Replace the contents of `target` with `source` — used when the /// pure-crate process_entry added new entries to its `search_specific_files` /// set that Python's ProcessEntryPython.search_specific_files needs to /// see. fn write_back_bytes_set( target: &Bound, source: &std::collections::HashSet>, ) -> PyResult<()> { target.call_method0("clear")?; for item in source { target.call_method1("add", (PyBytes::new(target.py(), item),))?; } Ok(()) } fn write_back_bytes_map( target: &Bound, source: &std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, ) -> PyResult<()> { target.clear(); let py = target.py(); for (k, v) in source { target.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, k), PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } Ok(()) } fn write_back_last_parent( target: &Bound, source: &Option<(Vec, Option>)>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = target.py(); while target.len() < 2 { target.append(py.None())?; } match source { Some((dn, fid)) => { target.set_item(0, PyBytes::new(py, dn))?; target.set_item( 1, match fid { Some(b) => PyBytes::new(py, b).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }, )?; } None => { target.set_item(0, py.None())?; target.set_item(1, py.None())?; } } Ok(()) } /// Convert a Rust [`bazaar::dirstate::DirstateChange`] into the 9-tuple /// Python's `DirstateInventoryChange` constructor accepts, with path /// fields utf8-decoded using `surrogateescape`. fn dirstate_change_to_pytuple<'py>( py: Python<'py>, change: &bazaar::dirstate::DirstateChange, ) -> PyResult> { fn decode_bytes<'py>(py: Python<'py>, b: &Option>) -> PyResult> { match b { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(v) => { // utf8 decode with surrogateescape, matching // self.utf8_decode(..., "surrogateescape") in Python. let py_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, v); let s = py_bytes .call_method1("decode", ("utf-8", "surrogateescape"))? .unbind(); Ok(s) } } } let path_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ decode_bytes(py, &change.old_path)?, decode_bytes(py, &change.new_path)?, ], )?; let versioned_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, change.old_versioned) .to_owned() .into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, change.new_versioned) .to_owned() .into_any(), ], )?; let parent_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ match &change.source_parent_id { Some(v) => PyBytes::new(py, v).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }, match &change.target_parent_id { Some(v) => PyBytes::new(py, v).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }, ], )?; let name_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ decode_bytes(py, &change.old_basename)?, decode_bytes(py, &change.new_basename)?, ], )?; let kind_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ match change.source_kind { Some(k) => PyString::new(py, k.as_str()).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }, match change.target_kind { Some(k) => PyString::new(py, k.as_str()).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }, ], )?; let exec_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ match change.source_exec { Some(b) => pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, b) .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind(), None => py.None(), }, match change.target_exec { Some(b) => pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, b) .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind(), None => py.None(), }, ], )?; // Python expects file_id=None for unversioned entries. The Rust // DirstateChange currently stores file_id as Vec, with an // empty vec sentinel meaning "unversioned"; surface that as None // here so the resulting InventoryTreeChange compares equal to // what InterInventoryTree.iter_changes produces. let file_id_obj = if change.file_id.is_empty() && !change.old_versioned && !change.new_versioned { py.None() } else { PyBytes::new(py, &change.file_id).into_any().unbind() }; // `DirstateInventoryChange` carries nine slots (last is `copied`). // Dirstate doesn't model copies, so always surface `False`. PyTuple::new( py, [ file_id_obj, path_tuple.into_any().unbind(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, change.content_change) .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind(), versioned_tuple.into_any().unbind(), parent_tuple.into_any().unbind(), name_tuple.into_any().unbind(), kind_tuple.into_any().unbind(), exec_tuple.into_any().unbind(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false) .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind(), ], ) } /// Convert an [`AddError`] to the Python exception that /// `DirState.add` would have raised. fn add_error_to_py(py: Python<'_>, err: bazaar::dirstate::AddError) -> PyErr { use bazaar::dirstate::AddError; match err { AddError::DuplicateFileId { file_id, info } => { DuplicateFileId::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &file_id).unbind(), info)) } AddError::AlreadyAdded { path } => { pyo3::exceptions::PyException::new_err(format!("adding already added path! {:?}", path)) } AddError::NotVersioned { path } => { NotVersionedError::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &path).unbind(), "")) } AddError::AlreadyAddedAssertion { basename, file_id } => { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( " {:?}({:?}) already added", basename, file_id )) } AddError::Internal { reason } => pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(reason), AddError::InvalidNormalization { path } => InvalidNormalization::new_err((path,)), AddError::InvalidEntryName { name } => InvalidEntryName::new_err((name,)), } } fn memory_state_to_py(state: bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState) -> i64 { use bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState; match state { MemoryState::NotInMemory => PY_NOT_IN_MEMORY, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified => PY_IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED, MemoryState::InMemoryModified => PY_IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED, MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified => PY_IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED, } } fn memory_state_from_py(value: i64) -> PyResult { use bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState; match value { PY_NOT_IN_MEMORY => Ok(MemoryState::NotInMemory), PY_IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED => Ok(MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified), PY_IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED => Ok(MemoryState::InMemoryModified), PY_IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED => Ok(MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified), other => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "invalid memory state: {}", other ))), } } /// Python-facing owner of a pure-Rust [`bazaar::dirstate::DirState`]. /// /// This is the beginning of the gradual replacement of /// `bzrformats.dirstate.DirState` with the Rust port: each commit /// exposes a few more attributes or methods, Python's `DirState` /// gradually delegates to them, and once the whole surface is here /// the Python class collapses into a thin shim. /// /// Commit 1 (this one) only exposes the scalar state flags and the /// methods from the pure crate that do not touch dirblocks/parents /// (`worth_saving`, `wipe_state`, `mark_modified`, `mark_unmodified`, /// `num_present_parents`). Dirblocks, parents, ghosts, id_index, the /// save path, and the various get_entry/iter variants come in later /// commits. #[pyclass(name = "DirState", subclass, dict)] struct PyDirState { inner: bazaar::dirstate::DirState, /// Cached `IdIndex` pyclass instance held across calls. Lazily /// created on the first `_get_id_index` call and refreshed in /// place by `refresh_cached_id_index` after every mutation so /// callers that hold the returned object see fresh state. id_index: std::sync::Mutex>>, /// Transport representing the dirstate file on disk. Created at /// construction time as a [`FileTransport`] pointing at the /// dirstate path; its lifetime matches this `DirState`. /// Lock acquisition/release happens *on* the transport via /// `lock_read` / `lock_write` / `unlock`; the transport itself /// is always present. transport: std::sync::Mutex>, /// Mini-bisect cache: index of the last entry returned by /// [`_find_entry_index`]. On the next call the cache lets us check /// `block[last + 1]` directly before falling back to a full /// `bisect_left`. Mirrors Python's `_last_entry_index` field. last_entry_index: std::sync::Mutex>, } #[pymethods] impl PyDirState { // Class-level constants. Mirror the `DirState.FOO` attributes the // Python class used to carry — tests and external callers still // reach for them as `DirState.NULLSTAT` etc. #[classattr] const BISECT_PAGE_SIZE: usize = 4096; #[classattr] const NOT_IN_MEMORY: i32 = 0; #[classattr] const IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED: i32 = 1; #[classattr] const IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED: i32 = 2; #[classattr] const IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED: i32 = 3; #[classattr] fn NULLSTAT(py: Python<'_>) -> Bound<'_, PyBytes> { // 32 'x' bytes — sentinel pack_stat value that never matches // a real base64-encoded stat. PyBytes::new(py, &[b'x'; 32]) } #[classattr] fn NULL_PARENT_DETAILS(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"a").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false).to_owned().into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), ], ) } #[classattr] fn HEADER_FORMAT_2(py: Python<'_>) -> Bound<'_, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 2\n") } #[classattr] fn HEADER_FORMAT_3(py: Python<'_>) -> Bound<'_, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n") } /// Map from full kind name (str) to minikind byte. #[classattr] fn _kind_to_minikind(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("absent", PyBytes::new(py, b"a"))?; d.set_item("file", PyBytes::new(py, b"f"))?; d.set_item("directory", PyBytes::new(py, b"d"))?; d.set_item("relocated", PyBytes::new(py, b"r"))?; d.set_item("symlink", PyBytes::new(py, b"l"))?; d.set_item("tree-reference", PyBytes::new(py, b"t"))?; Ok(d) } /// Map from minikind byte to full kind name (str). Used by /// breezy's workingtree_4 to translate dirstate entries. #[classattr] fn _minikind_to_kind(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"a"), "absent")?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"f"), "file")?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"d"), "directory")?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"l"), "symlink")?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"r"), "relocated")?; d.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, b"t"), "tree-reference")?; Ok(d) } /// Map from `stat.S_IF*` constants to the corresponding minikind /// byte. #[classattr] fn _stat_to_minikind(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { // The S_IF* file-type bits are fixed POSIX values (the same ones // Python's `stat` module exposes), so use them directly rather // than importing `stat`. const S_IFDIR: u32 = 0o040000; const S_IFREG: u32 = 0o100000; const S_IFLNK: u32 = 0o120000; let d = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); d.set_item(S_IFDIR, PyBytes::new(py, b"d"))?; d.set_item(S_IFREG, PyBytes::new(py, b"f"))?; d.set_item(S_IFLNK, PyBytes::new(py, b"l"))?; Ok(d) } /// Boolean-to-byte mapping used when serialising the executable /// flag. #[classattr] fn _to_yesno(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); d.set_item(true, PyBytes::new(py, b"y"))?; d.set_item(false, PyBytes::new(py, b"n"))?; Ok(d) } /// Construct an empty dirstate at `path`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.__init__` for the pure-state fields only — lock and /// file-object plumbing stays on the Python side until its /// counterpart exists in Rust. #[new] #[pyo3(signature = ( path, sha1_provider = None, worth_saving_limit = 0, use_filesystem_for_exec = true, fdatasync = false, ))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, path: &Bound, sha1_provider: Option<&Bound>, worth_saving_limit: i64, use_filesystem_for_exec: bool, fdatasync: bool, ) -> PyResult { let path = extract_path(path)?; let provider: Box = match sha1_provider { Some(obj) => sha1_provider_from_py(py, obj), None => Box::new(bazaar::dirstate::DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), }; let transport: Box = Box::new(bazaar::dirstate::FileTransport::new(path.clone())); Ok(Self { inner: bazaar::dirstate::DirState::new( path, provider, worth_saving_limit, use_filesystem_for_exec, fdatasync, ), id_index: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), transport: std::sync::Mutex::new(transport), last_entry_index: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), }) } /// On-disk filename the dirstate points at. Read-only; matches /// Python's `DirState._filename` attribute, which is the ``str`` /// path returned by ``Transport.local_abspath`` (always str, on /// every platform). #[getter(_filename)] fn filename<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = self .inner .filename .to_str() .ok_or_else(|| PyTypeError::new_err("dirstate filename is not valid utf-8"))?; Ok(pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, s)) } /// Header state flag matching Python's `_header_state` attribute. #[getter(_header_state)] fn header_state(&self) -> i64 { memory_state_to_py(self.inner.header_state) } #[setter(_header_state)] fn set_header_state(&mut self, value: i64) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.header_state = memory_state_from_py(value)?; Ok(()) } /// Dirblock state flag matching Python's `_dirblock_state`. #[getter(_dirblock_state)] fn dirblock_state(&self) -> i64 { memory_state_to_py(self.inner.dirblock_state) } #[setter(_dirblock_state)] fn set_dirblock_state(&mut self, value: i64) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.dirblock_state = memory_state_from_py(value)?; Ok(()) } #[getter(_changes_aborted)] fn changes_aborted(&self) -> bool { self.inner.changes_aborted } #[setter(_changes_aborted)] fn set_changes_aborted(&mut self, value: bool) { self.inner.changes_aborted = value; } /// Offset in the backing file where the header ends and the /// dirblock body begins. `None` before the header has been read. /// Matches Python's `_end_of_header` attribute. #[getter(_end_of_header)] fn end_of_header(&self) -> Option { self.inner.end_of_header } #[setter(_end_of_header)] fn set_end_of_header(&mut self, value: Option) { self.inner.end_of_header = value; } /// Cutoff mtime/ctime used when deciding whether cached sha1s are /// trustworthy. `None` before `_sha_cutoff_time` runs. Matches /// Python's `_cutoff_time` attribute. #[getter(_cutoff_time)] fn cutoff_time(&self) -> Option { self.inner.cutoff_time } #[setter(_cutoff_time)] fn set_cutoff_time(&mut self, value: Option) { self.inner.cutoff_time = value; } /// Compute, cache, and return the SHA cutoff time (`now - 3`). /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._sha_cutoff_time`. #[pyo3(name = "_sha_cutoff_time")] fn compute_sha_cutoff_time(&mut self) -> i64 { self.inner.compute_sha_cutoff_time() } /// Declared entry count from the header. Matches Python's /// `_num_entries`; Python stores `None` before the header is read, /// but the Rust struct always has a count, so we expose the /// numeric value unconditionally. #[getter] fn num_entries(&self) -> usize { self.inner.num_entries } #[setter] fn set_num_entries(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.num_entries = value; } #[getter(_worth_saving_limit)] fn worth_saving_limit(&self) -> i64 { self.inner.worth_saving_limit } #[setter(_worth_saving_limit)] fn set_worth_saving_limit(&mut self, value: i64) { self.inner.worth_saving_limit = value; } #[getter(_fdatasync)] fn fdatasync(&self) -> bool { self.inner.fdatasync } #[setter(_fdatasync)] fn set_fdatasync(&mut self, value: bool) { self.inner.fdatasync = value; } #[getter(_use_filesystem_for_exec)] fn use_filesystem_for_exec(&self) -> bool { self.inner.use_filesystem_for_exec } #[setter(_use_filesystem_for_exec)] fn set_use_filesystem_for_exec(&mut self, value: bool) { self.inner.use_filesystem_for_exec = value; } #[getter(_bisect_page_size)] fn bisect_page_size(&self) -> usize { self.inner.bisect_page_size } #[setter(_bisect_page_size)] fn set_bisect_page_size(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.bisect_page_size = value; } /// Number of parent entries present in each record row. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState._num_present_parents`. #[pyo3(name = "_num_present_parents")] fn num_present_parents(&self) -> usize { self.inner.num_present_parents() } /// Parent revision ids for the current tree, in order. First /// entry is the current parent; subsequent entries are merged /// parents. Matches Python's `DirState._parents` attribute. /// /// Returns a fresh Python list on each access — mutating that /// list does NOT write back to the dirstate. Use /// [`Self::append_parent`] or [`Self::set_parent_at`] for in-place /// mutation, or assign the attribute to replace the list /// wholesale. #[getter(_parents)] fn parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let items: Vec> = self .inner .parents .iter() .map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)) .collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } #[setter(_parents)] fn set_parents(&mut self, value: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.parents = collect_bytes_vec(value)?; Ok(()) } /// Ghost parent revision ids: parents referenced by the tree but /// not present locally. Same aliasing semantics as /// [`Self::parents`] — the getter returns a copy. #[getter(_ghosts)] fn _ghosts_attr<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let items: Vec> = self .inner .ghosts .iter() .map(|g| PyBytes::new(py, g)) .collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } #[setter(_ghosts)] fn _ghosts_attr_setter(&mut self, value: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.ghosts = collect_bytes_vec(value)?; Ok(()) } /// Append a revision id to the parents list in place. Replaces /// the Python pattern `self._parents.append(revid)`. fn append_parent(&mut self, revid: Vec) { self.inner.parents.push(revid); } /// In-memory dirblocks, in the same list-of-tuples shape Python's /// `DirState._dirblocks` uses. Each block is `(dirname_bytes, /// [entry_tuple, ...])`; each entry is /// `((dirname, basename, file_id), [tree_tuple, ...])`; each tree /// tuple is `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, /// packed_stat_or_revid)`. /// /// Both the getter and the setter convert the full dirblock tree /// on every call. They exist as a temporary sync boundary while /// dirblock ownership migrates from Python's `_dirblocks` /// attribute to the pure-Rust `DirState.dirblocks` field. Once /// every reader and writer on the Python side has migrated, these /// conversions go away along with Python's `_dirblocks`. /// /// Writing through the setter clears the cached id_index, since /// the previous index is no longer consistent with the new data. #[getter(_dirblocks)] fn dirblocks<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { crate::dirstate_helpers::dirblocks_to_py(py, &self.inner.dirblocks) } #[setter(_dirblocks)] fn set_dirblocks(&mut self, value: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let new_blocks = crate::dirstate_helpers::dirblocks_from_py(value)?; self.inner.dirblocks = new_blocks; self.inner.id_index = None; self.inner.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Replace the parent at `index`. Replaces the Python pattern /// `self._parents[index] = revid`. Raises `IndexError` if `index` /// is out of range. fn set_parent_at(&mut self, index: usize, revid: Vec) -> PyResult<()> { if index >= self.inner.parents.len() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyIndexError::new_err( "parent index out of range", )); } self.inner.parents[index] = revid; Ok(()) } /// Whether the current in-memory state is worth persisting. Mirrors /// `DirState._worth_saving`. #[pyo3(name = "_worth_saving")] fn worth_saving(&self) -> bool { self.inner.worth_saving() } /// Record the observed sha1 for the entry at `key` and return the /// updated tree-0 5-tuple (or `None` if no update was recorded — /// non-regular file, or uncacheable mtime/ctime). Mirrors /// Python's `DirState._observed_sha1` including the write-back /// the Python side used to do with a second `get_entry` call. /// /// Accepts the full dirstate entry tuple `(key, tree_states)` and /// the stat-like object; pulls the key, reads `st_mode`/`st_size`/ /// `st_mtime`/`st_ctime` (with `getattr(..., 'st_dev', 0)` and /// `'st_ino'` fallbacks to support `breezy.filters.FilteredStat`- /// shaped stand-ins), and on success mutates `entry[1][0]` in place /// with the new tree-0 details. No-op when the entry is the /// `(None, None)` unversioned-path sentinel. #[pyo3(name = "_observed_sha1")] fn observed_sha1( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, entry: &Bound, sha1: &[u8], stat_value: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { let entry_tuple = entry.cast::()?; if entry_tuple.get_item(0)?.is_none() { return Ok(()); } let key = entry_tuple.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let st_mode: u32 = stat_value.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?; let st_size: u64 = stat_value.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?; let st_mtime: f64 = stat_value.getattr("st_mtime")?.extract()?; let st_ctime: f64 = stat_value.getattr("st_ctime")?.extract()?; // FilteredStat doesn't carry st_dev/st_ino; fall back to 0. let st_dev: u64 = stat_value .getattr("st_dev") .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .unwrap_or(0); let st_ino: u64 = stat_value .getattr("st_ino") .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .unwrap_or(0); let updated = self .inner .observed_sha1( &entry_key, sha1, st_mode, st_size, st_mtime as i64, st_ctime as i64, st_dev, st_ino, ) .map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::dirstate::UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound => { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("observed_sha1: entry not found") } bazaar::dirstate::UpdateEntryError::Io(io) => { pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(io.to_string()) } other => pyo3::exceptions::PyRuntimeError::new_err(other.to_string()), })?; if let Some(td) = updated { // Mutate entry[1][0] in place so the caller's reference // reflects the new tree-0 details. let new_tree0 = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[td.minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &td.fingerprint).into_any(), td.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, td.executable) .to_owned() .into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &td.packed_stat).into_any(), ], )?; let trees = entry_tuple.get_item(1)?; trees.set_item(0, new_tree0)?; } Ok(()) } /// Refresh the tree-0 slot of the entry at `key` from the /// filesystem. Mirrors Python's `py_update_entry`. /// `abspath` is the absolute path of the file on disk. /// `stat_value` is a Python `os.stat_result` (usually produced by /// `os.lstat`). Returns the sha1 hex or symlink target as /// `bytes`, or `None` when the cache matches / the on-disk kind /// is unsupported / the stat falls in the uncacheable window. fn update_entry<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: &Bound, abspath: &Bound, stat_value: &Bound, ) -> PyResult>> { let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let abspath_bytes: Vec = abspath.extract()?; // Unpack stat_value into a StatInfo — Python already did the // lstat, no need to double-stat. let stat = bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo { mode: stat_value.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?, size: stat_value.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?, mtime: stat_value.getattr("st_mtime")?.extract::()? as i64, ctime: stat_value.getattr("st_ctime")?.extract::()? as i64, dev: stat_value.getattr("st_dev")?.extract()?, ino: stat_value.getattr("st_ino")?.extract()?, }; // Transport for read_link / lstat; `update_entry` only uses // read_link (symlink case), but we still need the trait object. // A fresh PyFileTransport over a placeholder file is wrong — // PyFileTransport's read_all/write_all/fdatasync are tied to // the dirstate file. The pure-crate contract is that lstat // and read_link take arbitrary paths, which PyFileTransport // implements via os.lstat / os.readlink directly. let transport = PyFileTransport::new( pyo3::types::PyNone::get(py).to_owned().into_any().unbind(), bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read, ); let result = self .inner .update_entry(&entry_key, &abspath_bytes, &stat, &transport) .map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::dirstate::UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound => { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("update_entry: entry not found") } bazaar::dirstate::UpdateEntryError::Io(io) => { pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(io.to_string()) } other => pyo3::exceptions::PyRuntimeError::new_err(other.to_string()), })?; Ok(result.map(|v| PyBytes::new(py, &v))) } /// Compare one dirstate entry against what's on disk (or against /// "absent on disk" when `path_info` is None). Mirrors Python's /// `ProcessEntryPython._process_entry`. /// /// Returns `(change_tuple | None, changed_or_None)`. The change /// tuple is the 9-field record Python's `DirstateInventoryChange` /// constructor takes (with utf8 path fields already decoded on the /// Rust side using surrogateescape). /// /// Caller-owned state dict/sets (passed in and mutated in place): /// `searched_specific_files`, `search_specific_files`, /// `old_dirname_to_file_id`, `new_dirname_to_file_id`, /// `last_source_parent`, `last_target_parent`. #[pyo3(signature = ( entry, path_info, source_index, target_index, include_unchanged, searched_specific_files, search_specific_files, old_dirname_to_file_id, new_dirname_to_file_id, last_source_parent, last_target_parent, ))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn process_entry<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, entry: &Bound, path_info: Option<&Bound>, source_index: Option, target_index: usize, include_unchanged: bool, searched_specific_files: &Bound, search_specific_files: &Bound, old_dirname_to_file_id: &Bound, new_dirname_to_file_id: &Bound, last_source_parent: &Bound, last_target_parent: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<(Option>, Option)> { // Decode the entry tuple: ((dirname, basename, file_id), // [tree_tuple, ...]). let entry_tup = entry.cast::()?; let key_tup = entry_tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let trees_any = entry_tup.get_item(1)?; let mut entry_trees: Vec = Vec::new(); for t in trees_any.try_iter()? { let tt = t?.cast_into::()?; let mk_bytes: Vec = tt.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let minikind = decode_minikind(&mk_bytes)?; entry_trees.push(bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: tt.get_item(1)?.extract()?, size: tt.get_item(2)?.extract()?, executable: tt.get_item(3)?.extract()?, packed_stat: tt.get_item(4)?.extract()?, }); } // Decode path_info. The 5-tuple shape Python uses is // (top_relpath, basename, kind, stat, abspath). let path_info_rs: Option = if let Some(pi) = path_info { if pi.is_none() { None } else { let pt = pi.cast::()?; let kind_obj = pt.get_item(2)?; let kind: Option = if kind_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(kind_obj.extract::()?) }; let stat_obj = pt.get_item(3)?; let abspath: Vec = pt.get_item(4)?.extract()?; let stat = bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo { mode: stat_obj.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?, size: stat_obj.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?, mtime: stat_obj.getattr("st_mtime")?.extract::()? as i64, ctime: stat_obj.getattr("st_ctime")?.extract::()? as i64, dev: stat_obj.getattr("st_dev")?.extract()?, ino: stat_obj.getattr("st_ino")?.extract()?, }; Some(bazaar::dirstate::ProcessPathInfo { abspath, kind, stat, }) } } else { None }; // Build state from the Python-owned containers. iter_changes // uses a richer ProcessEntryState; for process_entry (which // is called per-entry by Python's ProcessEntryPython loop) // the walk-only fields are unused. let mut pstate = bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryState { source_index, target_index, include_unchanged, want_unversioned: false, partial: false, supports_tree_reference: false, root_abspath: Vec::new(), searched_specific_files: collect_bytes_set(searched_specific_files)?, search_specific_files: collect_bytes_set(search_specific_files)?, search_specific_file_parents: std::collections::HashSet::new(), searched_exact_paths: std::collections::HashSet::new(), seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet::new(), new_dirname_to_file_id: collect_bytes_map(new_dirname_to_file_id)?, old_dirname_to_file_id: collect_bytes_map(old_dirname_to_file_id)?, last_source_parent: decode_last_parent(last_source_parent)?, last_target_parent: decode_last_parent(last_target_parent)?, }; // Transport: PyFileTransport is the only implementor we have // on the pyo3 side, and process_entry only calls lstat / // read_link on it (both go through os.* directly rather than // the underlying file handle). A dummy PyNone handle is // therefore safe here. let transport = PyFileTransport::new( pyo3::types::PyNone::get(py).to_owned().into_any().unbind(), bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read, ); let dirstate_path = self.inner.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); let (change, changed) = self .inner .process_entry( &mut pstate, &entry_key, &entry_trees, path_info_rs.as_ref(), &transport, ) .map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::DirstateCorrupt(msg) => { DirstateCorrupt::new_err((dirstate_path, msg)) } bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path, mode } => { bad_file_kind_error(py, &path, mode) } bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::Internal(msg) => { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(msg) } })?; // Write back mutable state to the Python containers. write_back_bytes_set(search_specific_files, &pstate.search_specific_files)?; write_back_bytes_map(old_dirname_to_file_id, &pstate.old_dirname_to_file_id)?; write_back_bytes_map(new_dirname_to_file_id, &pstate.new_dirname_to_file_id)?; write_back_last_parent(last_source_parent, &pstate.last_source_parent)?; write_back_last_parent(last_target_parent, &pstate.last_target_parent)?; let change_tuple = change .map(|c| dirstate_change_to_pytuple(py, &c)) .transpose()?; Ok((change_tuple, changed)) } /// Forget all in-memory state. Mirrors `DirState._wipe_state`. #[pyo3(name = "_wipe_state")] fn wipe_state(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) { self.inner.wipe_state(); self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); } /// Acquire a read lock on the dirstate file via the Transport. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState.lock_read`. Returns a /// `LogicalLockResult` whose `unlock` callback releases the /// lock. fn lock_read(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); t.lock_read().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } slf.borrow_mut().inner.wipe_state(); slf.borrow_mut().refresh_cached_id_index(py); let unlock = slf.getattr("unlock")?; let result = pyo3::Py::new( py, crate::lock::PyLogicalLockResult { unlock: unlock.unbind(), token: None, }, )?; Ok(result.into_any()) } /// Acquire a write lock on the dirstate file via the Transport. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState.lock_write`. fn lock_write(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); t.lock_write().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } slf.borrow_mut().inner.wipe_state(); slf.borrow_mut().refresh_cached_id_index(py); let unlock = slf.getattr("unlock")?; // Python's lock_write passes self._lock_token as the second // arg of LogicalLockResult; we pass slf for the same role // (callers historically use it as an opaque token). let result = pyo3::Py::new( py, crate::lock::PyLogicalLockResult { unlock: unlock.unbind(), token: Some(slf.clone().into_any().unbind()), }, )?; Ok(result.into_any()) } /// Release the held lock. Mirrors Python's `DirState.unlock`. fn unlock(&self) -> PyResult<()> { let mut t = self.transport.lock().unwrap(); t.unlock().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } /// Persist any pending changes through the held lock. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState.save`: skips when `changes_aborted` or the /// state is not worth saving, performs the read→write lock-upgrade /// dance through the transport, calls the pure-Rust `save_to`, and /// restores the read lock afterwards. fn save(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { if self.inner.changes_aborted { return Ok(()); } if !self.inner.worth_saving() { return Ok(()); } let mut t = self.transport.lock().unwrap(); let upgraded = match t.lock_state() { Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Write) => false, Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read) => { if !t.upgrade_to_write_lock().map_err(transport_err_to_py)? { // Another reader prevented the upgrade; matches // Python's "grabbed_write_lock is False" return. return Ok(()); } true } None => return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err(())), }; let save_result = self.inner.save_to(&mut **t); if upgraded { t.downgrade_to_read_lock().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } save_result.map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } /// Current lock mode held on the transport: `"r"`, `"w"`, or /// `None`. Mirrors Python's `DirState._lock_state` attribute. #[getter(_lock_state)] fn lock_state(&self) -> Option<&'static str> { match self.transport.lock().unwrap().lock_state() { None => None, Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read) => Some("r"), Some(bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Write) => Some("w"), } } /// Truthy iff the dirstate is currently locked. Kept as a /// back-compat attribute so `if state._lock_token:` checks /// continue to work; the actual OS lock lives on the transport. #[getter(_lock_token)] fn lock_token(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if slf .borrow() .transport .lock() .unwrap() .lock_state() .is_some() { Ok(slf.into_any().unbind()) } else { Ok(py.None()) } } /// Raise `ObjectNotLocked` if no lock is held on the transport. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._requires_lock`. fn _requires_lock(&self) -> PyResult<()> { let t = self.transport.lock().unwrap(); if t.lock_state().is_none() { return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err(())); } Ok(()) } /// Read the dirstate header from the transport iff it has not /// already been loaded. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._read_header_if_needed`. fn _read_header_if_needed(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { let (data, already_loaded) = { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); if t.lock_state().is_none() { return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err(())); } if !matches!( me.inner.header_state, bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState::NotInMemory ) { return Ok(()); } (t.read_all().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?, false) }; let _ = already_loaded; let path = slf.borrow().inner.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); slf.borrow_mut() .inner .read_header(&data) .map_err(|e| DirstateCorrupt::new_err((path, e.to_string()))) } /// Size of the dirstate file as seen through the transport. /// Used by `_prepare_bisect` to bound the bisect search. fn _state_file_size(&self) -> PyResult { let mut t = self.transport.lock().unwrap(); t.len().map_err(transport_err_to_py) } /// Read the full dirstate file via the transport. Used by /// `get_lines` when both the header and dirblocks are /// `IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED` and the on-disk bytes are authoritative. fn _read_all<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let mut t = self.transport.lock().unwrap(); let data = t.read_all().map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &data)) } /// Transport-backed counterpart of `_bisect`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._bisect`: prepares the header / file size on demand /// and bisects through the on-disk dirstate without materialising /// it in memory. fn _bisect<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, paths: &Bound, ) -> PyResult> { let file_size = Self::prepare_bisect(slf.clone())?; let rust_paths = collect_bytes_vec(paths)?; let found = { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); let mut read_range = |offset: u64, len: usize| -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::BisectError> { t.read_at(offset, len) .map_err(|e| bazaar::dirstate::BisectError::ReadError(e.to_string())) }; me.inner .bisect(rust_paths, file_size, &mut read_range) .map_err(|e| bisect_err_to_py(slf.as_any(), e))? }; bisect_result_to_pydict(py, &found) } /// Transport-backed counterpart of `_bisect_dirblocks`. fn _bisect_dirblocks<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, dir_list: &Bound, ) -> PyResult> { let file_size = Self::prepare_bisect(slf.clone())?; let rust_dirs = collect_bytes_vec(dir_list)?; let found = { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); let mut read_range = |offset: u64, len: usize| -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::BisectError> { t.read_at(offset, len) .map_err(|e| bazaar::dirstate::BisectError::ReadError(e.to_string())) }; me.inner .bisect_dirblocks(rust_dirs, file_size, &mut read_range) .map_err(|e| bisect_err_to_py(slf.as_any(), e))? }; bisect_result_to_pydict(py, &found) } /// Transport-backed counterpart of `_bisect_recursive`. fn _bisect_recursive<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, paths: &Bound, ) -> PyResult> { let file_size = Self::prepare_bisect(slf.clone())?; let rust_paths = collect_bytes_vec(paths)?; let found = { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); let mut read_range = |offset: u64, len: usize| -> Result, bazaar::dirstate::BisectError> { t.read_at(offset, len) .map_err(|e| bazaar::dirstate::BisectError::ReadError(e.to_string())) }; me.inner .bisect_recursive(rust_paths, file_size, &mut read_range) .map_err(|e| bisect_err_to_py(slf.as_any(), e))? }; let out = PyDict::new(py); for ((dn, bn, fid), trees) in &found { let key = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, dn).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, bn).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, fid).into_any(), ], )?; let tree_items: Vec> = trees .iter() .map(|t| { PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[t.minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &t.fingerprint).into_any(), t.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, t.executable) .to_owned() .into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &t.packed_stat).into_any(), ], ) .map(|tup| tup.into_any()) }) .collect::>>()?; out.set_item(key, PyList::new(py, tree_items)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Parse the 5-line dirstate header out of `data`. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState._read_header`: populates parents, ghosts, /// num_entries, end_of_header, and marks the header as in-memory /// unmodified. `data` must be exactly the bytes of the five /// header lines as returned by sequential `readline()` calls on /// the state file — the resulting `end_of_header` equals /// `len(data)` so it matches `state_file.tell()` on the caller /// side. fn read_header(&mut self, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .read_header(data) .map_err(|e| BzrFormatsError::new_err(e.to_string())) } /// Discard any parent trees beyond the first, including any /// entries that are dead in both tree 0 and tree 1 after the /// discard. Reads the header and dirblocks first if needed. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._discard_merge_parents`. #[pyo3(name = "_discard_merge_parents")] fn discard_merge_parents(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { Self::_read_header_if_needed(slf.clone())?; if slf.borrow().inner.parents.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); me.inner.discard_merge_parents(); me.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } /// Split the root dirblock into two sentinel blocks: block 0 with /// the root row, block 1 with the contents-of-root rows. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState._split_root_dirblock_into_contents`. Raises /// `ValueError` when the pre-split layout is not the expected /// "everything in block 0, block 1 empty" shape. #[pyo3(name = "_split_root_dirblock_into_contents")] fn split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .split_root_dirblock_into_contents() .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e))) } /// Find the dirblock index whose dirname matches `key[0]`. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._find_block_index_from_key` and /// returns `(block_index, present)`. Python's one-slot /// `_last_block_index` cache is dropped by this port — bisect in /// Rust is cheap enough that the extra branch isn't worth it. #[pyo3(name = "_find_block_index_from_key")] fn find_block_index_from_key(&self, key: &Bound) -> PyResult<(usize, bool)> { let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; Ok(self.inner.find_block_index_from_key(&entry_key)) } /// Overwrite the tree-0 slot of `key`'s entry with the provided /// details, without touching id_index, cross-references, or /// dirblock_state. Mirrors Python's old in-place /// `entry[1][0] = (...)` mutation used by `update_entry`'s /// hash-refresh path. #[pyo3(signature = (key, minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat))] fn set_tree0( &mut self, key: &Bound, minikind: &[u8], fingerprint: &[u8], size: u64, executable: bool, packed_stat: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<()> { let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let details = bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind: decode_minikind(minikind)?, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size, executable, packed_stat: packed_stat.to_vec(), }; self.inner .set_tree0(&entry_key, details) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(e.to_string())) } /// Find the entry index within `block` for `key`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._find_entry_index`, including the one-slot /// `_last_entry_index` mini-bisect cache: after a hit, the next /// call probes `block[last + 1]` directly before falling back to a /// full `bisect_left`. `block` is the /// `self._dirblocks[block_index][1]` list. #[pyo3(name = "_find_entry_index")] fn find_entry_index( &self, key: &Bound, block: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<(usize, bool)> { let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in block.try_iter()? { entries.push(crate::dirstate_helpers::entry_from_py(&item?)?); } // Mini-bisect cache: check the slot just after the previously // returned index. A hit is when `key` is strictly greater than // the prior slot (block[last]) and `<=` the candidate slot // (block[last + 1]). On hit, return that index; on miss, fall // through to a full bisect. fn key_tuple(k: &bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey) -> (&[u8], &[u8], &[u8]) { (&k.dirname, &k.basename, &k.file_id) } let len_block = entries.len(); let mut last_guard = self.last_entry_index.lock().unwrap(); if let Some(last) = *last_guard { let probe = last + 1; if probe < len_block && key_tuple(&entries[last].key) < key_tuple(&entry_key) && key_tuple(&entry_key) <= key_tuple(&entries[probe].key) { let present = entries[probe].key == entry_key; *last_guard = Some(probe); return Ok((probe, present)); } } let (idx, present) = self.inner.find_entry_index(&entry_key, &entries); *last_guard = Some(idx); Ok((idx, present)) } /// Look up `(dirname, basename)` in `tree_index` and return the /// four-field result Python's `DirState._get_block_entry_index` /// produces: `(block_index, entry_index, dir_present, /// path_present)`. #[pyo3(name = "_get_block_entry_index")] fn get_block_entry_index( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], tree_index: usize, ) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, bool, bool)> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let me = slf.borrow(); let bei = me .inner .get_block_entry_index(dirname, basename, tree_index); Ok(( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present, )) } /// Ensure a dirblock for `dirname` exists. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._ensure_block`: takes the (block_index, row_index) /// coordinates of the parent entry (used for the basename /// assertion) and returns the index of the block for `dirname`, /// creating an empty block if necessary. Raises `AssertionError` /// when the supplied dirname does not end with the parent entry's /// basename. #[pyo3(name = "_ensure_block")] fn ensure_block( &mut self, parent_block_index: isize, parent_row_index: isize, dirname: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { self.inner .ensure_block(parent_block_index, parent_row_index, dirname) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e))) } /// Return the sha1 of the file whose packed_stat matches /// `packed_stat`, or `None` if no such file is present. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState.sha1_from_stat` slow path /// (`_get_packed_stat_index().get(pack_stat(stat))`). The caller /// provides the already-packed stat bytes since pack_stat is /// already a pure-Rust pyo3 function on the module. fn sha1_from_packed_stat<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, packed_stat: &[u8], ) -> Option> { self.inner .get_or_build_packed_stat_index() .get(packed_stat) .map(|sha1| PyBytes::new(py, sha1)) } /// `DirState.sha1_from_stat`: pack the stat tuple and look up the /// resulting key in the packed-stat index in one call. `path` is /// kept as an ignored back-compat first argument since callers /// originally went through the wrapper class's /// `sha1_from_stat(path, stat_result)` signature. #[pyo3(signature = (path, stat_result))] fn sha1_from_stat<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, path: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, stat_result: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult>> { let _ = path; let size = stat_result.getattr("st_size")?.extract::()?; let mtime = extract_fs_time(&stat_result.getattr("st_mtime")?)?; let ctime = extract_fs_time(&stat_result.getattr("st_ctime")?)?; let dev = stat_result.getattr("st_dev")?.extract::()?; let ino = stat_result.getattr("st_ino")?.extract::()?; let mode = stat_result.getattr("st_mode")?.extract::()?; let packed = bazaar::dirstate::pack_stat(size, mtime, ctime, dev, ino, mode); Ok(self .inner .get_or_build_packed_stat_index() .get(packed.as_bytes()) .map(|sha1| PyBytes::new(py, sha1))) } /// Mark the entry at `key` as absent for tree 0, returning True /// when the entry row was removed entirely (the "last reference" /// case). Mirrors Python's `DirState._make_absent`. Input is the /// full dirstate `entry` (a `(key, tree_states)` 2-tuple), matching /// the shape Python's iter_entries / get_entry produces. Only the /// key (`entry[0]`) is consulted. #[pyo3(name = "_make_absent")] fn make_absent(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, entry: &Bound) -> PyResult { let key = entry.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let result = self .inner .make_absent(&entry_key) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(result) } /// Apply a sequence of "adds" to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_adds`. The input is a Python /// iterable of `(old_path, new_path, file_id, new_details, /// real_add)` 5-tuples where `new_details` itself is a /// `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat)` /// 5-tuple, matching the shape Python's `update_basis_by_delta` /// passes through today. /// /// Raises `InconsistentDelta(path, file_id, reason)` for /// caller-visible delta problems (setting `changes_aborted` on /// the inner state first, mirroring Python's `_raise_invalid`), /// `NotImplementedError` for the basis-relocation branch, and /// `AssertionError` for internal invariant violations. #[pyo3(name = "_update_basis_apply_adds")] fn update_basis_apply_adds(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, adds: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let mut rust_adds: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in adds.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 5 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "update_basis_apply_adds entries must be 5-tuples", )); } let old_path: Option> = { let obj = tup.get_item(0)?; if obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(obj.extract()?) } }; let new_path: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let details_tup = tup.get_item(3)?.cast_into::()?; if details_tup.len() != 5 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "entry details tuple must have 5 fields", )); } let minikind_bytes: Vec = details_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let new_details = bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind: decode_minikind(&minikind_bytes)?, fingerprint: details_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?, size: details_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?, executable: details_tup.get_item(3)?.extract()?, packed_stat: details_tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?, }; let real_add: bool = tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?; rust_adds.push(bazaar::dirstate::BasisAdd { old_path, new_path, file_id, new_details, real_add, }); } match self.inner.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut rust_adds) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Look up a dirstate entry by path and/or file_id in /// `tree_index`. Mirrors Python's `DirState._get_entry` — /// including the `(None, None)` sentinel returned on a miss. /// On hit, the return is the same entry-tuple shape as /// `DirState.dirblocks` entries. /// /// `include_deleted` controls whether the file_id branch /// returns absent entries (`b'a'`) as-is or hides them. /// /// Raises `BzrFormatsError` for the "unversioned entry?" and /// "mismatching tree_index/file_id/path" guards; the second one /// also sets `changes_aborted` to match Python's side effect. #[pyo3(name = "_get_entry")] #[pyo3(signature = ( tree_index, fileid_utf8 = None, path_utf8 = None, include_deleted = false, ))] fn get_entry<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, tree_index: usize, fileid_utf8: Option<&[u8]>, path_utf8: Option<&[u8]>, include_deleted: bool, ) -> PyResult> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let mut binding = slf.borrow_mut(); let self_ = &mut *binding; let none_pair = || -> PyResult> { Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [py.None(), py.None()])?.unbind().into()) }; if let Some(path) = path_utf8 { // Path lookup branch. let (dirname_raw, basename_raw) = match path.iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { Some(i) => (&path[..i], &path[i + 1..]), None => (b"".as_slice(), path), }; let bei = self_ .inner .get_block_entry_index(dirname_raw, basename_raw, tree_index); if !bei.path_present { return none_pair(); } let entry = &self_.inner.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; let t_kind = entry.trees.get(tree_index).map(|t| t.minikind); if entry.key.file_id.is_empty() || matches!( t_kind, None | Some(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Absent) | Some(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Relocated) ) { return Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err("unversioned entry?")); } if let Some(fid) = fileid_utf8 { if entry.key.file_id != fid { self_.inner.changes_aborted = true; return Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err( "integrity error ? : mismatching tree_index, file_id and path", )); } } return Ok(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?.unbind().into()); } // file_id lookup branch. let fid = match fileid_utf8 { Some(f) => f, None => return none_pair(), }; let file_id = bazaar::FileId::from(&fid.to_vec()); let candidates = self_.inner.get_or_build_id_index().get(&file_id); let mut next_path: Option> = None; for (dn, bn, _) in candidates { let search_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: dn.clone(), basename: bn.clone(), file_id: fid.to_vec(), }; let (b_idx, b_present) = self_.inner.find_block_index_from_key(&search_key); if !b_present { continue; } let (e_idx, e_present) = self_ .inner .find_entry_index(&search_key, &self_.inner.dirblocks[b_idx].entries); if !e_present { continue; } let entry = &self_.inner.dirblocks[b_idx].entries[e_idx]; let t_kind = entry.trees.get(tree_index).map(|t| t.minikind); match t_kind { Some(k) if k.is_fdlt() => { return Ok(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?.unbind().into()); } Some(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Absent) => { if include_deleted { return Ok(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?.unbind().into()); } return none_pair(); } Some(bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Relocated) => { let real_path = entry.trees[tree_index].fingerprint.clone(); next_path = Some(real_path); break; } Some(_) | None => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(format!( "entry has invalid minikind for tree {}", tree_index ))); } } } if let Some(real_path) = next_path { drop(binding); return Self::get_entry( slf, py, tree_index, Some(fid), Some(&real_path), include_deleted, ); } none_pair() } /// Check that every `(dirname_utf8, file_id)` pair in `parents` /// exists in `tree_index`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._after_delta_check_parents`. Raises /// `InconsistentDelta` on the first bad parent. #[pyo3(name = "_after_delta_check_parents")] fn after_delta_check_parents( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, parents: &Bound, index: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut pairs: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for item in parents.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "after_delta_check_parents entries must be 2-tuples", )); } let dirname: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; pairs.push((dirname, file_id)); } match self.inner.after_delta_check_parents(&pairs, index) { Ok(()) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Verify that none of `new_ids` is already present at a live /// entry in `tree_index`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._check_delta_ids_absent`. Raises /// `InconsistentDelta` on conflict, via the shared /// `raise_basis_apply_error` helper. #[pyo3(name = "_check_delta_ids_absent")] fn check_delta_ids_absent( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, new_ids: &Bound, tree_index: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in new_ids.try_iter()? { ids.push(item?.extract()?); } match self.inner.check_delta_ids_absent(&ids, tree_index) { Ok(()) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Update a single entry in tree 0. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.update_minimal`. Inputs are passed as separate /// positional arguments rather than bundled into a tuple to /// match the Python signature byte-for-byte: /// - `key` — a `(dirname, basename, file_id)` 3-tuple; /// - `minikind` — a one-byte `bytes` object; /// - `executable` — bool; /// - `fingerprint` — bytes (defaults to `b""`); /// - `packed_stat` — bytes or None (None is treated as /// NULLSTAT); /// - `size` — unsigned int; /// - `path_utf8` — bytes or None (required when the /// cross-reference branch runs); /// - `fullscan` — bool. /// /// Raises `InconsistentDelta` / `NotImplementedError` / /// `AssertionError` via the shared `raise_basis_apply_error` /// helper. #[pyo3(signature = ( key, minikind, executable = false, fingerprint = None, packed_stat = None, size = 0, path_utf8 = None, fullscan = false, ))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn update_minimal( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: &Bound, minikind: &[u8], executable: bool, fingerprint: Option<&[u8]>, packed_stat: Option<&[u8]>, size: u64, path_utf8: Option<&[u8]>, fullscan: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let entry_key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let packed_stat_bytes = match packed_stat { Some(s) => s.to_vec(), None => b"x".repeat(32), // DirState.NULLSTAT is 32 `x` bytes. }; let tree0_details = bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind: decode_minikind(minikind)?, fingerprint: fingerprint.unwrap_or(b"").to_vec(), size, executable, packed_stat: packed_stat_bytes, }; match self .inner .update_minimal(entry_key, tree0_details, path_utf8, fullscan) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Add a new tracked entry. Mirrors Python's `DirState.add` after /// path normalisation: the caller hands in the already-normalised /// utf8 path, its `(dirname, basename)` split, the file id, kind /// string, size, packed_stat bytes, and fingerprint bytes. /// /// Raises `DuplicateFileId` when the file_id already lives at a /// live path, a bare `Exception("adding already added path!")` /// when a different file_id already occupies `(dirname, /// basename)`, `NotVersionedError` when the parent dir is missing, /// `BzrFormatsError` for unknown kinds, and `AssertionError` for /// internal invariant violations. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] #[pyo3(name = "_add_raw")] fn add( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, utf8path: &[u8], dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], kind: bazaar::osutils::Kind, size: u64, packed_stat: &[u8], fingerprint: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult<()> { match self.inner.add( utf8path, dirname, basename, file_id, kind, size, packed_stat, fingerprint.unwrap_or(b""), ) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(add_error_to_py(py, e)), } } /// Add a new tracked entry starting from an unsplit, possibly /// unnormalised path string. Mirrors Python's full /// `DirState.add` body: splits the path, NFC-normalises the /// basename, rejects `.`/`..`, packs the stat tuple, and /// dispatches to the pure-crate `add`. /// /// `stat` is either `None` (substitutes NULLSTAT) or any object /// exposing `st_mode`/`st_size`/`st_mtime`/`st_ctime`/`st_dev`/ /// `st_ino` — matching `os.stat_result`. #[pyo3(name = "add")] #[pyo3(signature = (path, file_id, kind, stat, fingerprint))] fn add_path( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, path: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, file_id: &[u8], kind: bazaar::osutils::Kind, stat: Option<&Bound>, fingerprint: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult<()> { // Accept either `str` (the canonical shape) or `bytes` (a few // legacy callers still pass utf-8 bytes for `path`). let path_owned: String = if let Ok(b) = path.downcast::() { String::from_utf8(b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|e| PyTypeError::new_err(format!("path is not valid utf-8: {e}")))? } else { path.extract::()? }; let stat_info: Option = match stat { None => None, Some(s) if s.is_none() => None, Some(s) => Some(bazaar::dirstate::StatInfo { mode: s.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?, size: s.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?, mtime: s.getattr("st_mtime")?.extract::()? as i64, ctime: s.getattr("st_ctime")?.extract::()? as i64, dev: s.getattr("st_dev")?.extract()?, ino: s.getattr("st_ino")?.extract()?, }), }; match self.inner.add_path( &path_owned, file_id, kind, stat_info, fingerprint.unwrap_or(b""), ) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(add_error_to_py(py, e)), } } /// Change the file id of the root path. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_path_id` for `path=b""` — any other path raises /// `NotImplementedError`. Returns silently when `new_id` already /// matches the current root id. fn set_path_id( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, path: &[u8], new_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); match me.inner.set_path_id(path, new_id) { Ok(()) => { me.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(bazaar::dirstate::SetPathIdError::NonRootPath) => Err( pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err("set_path_id non-root path"), ), Err(bazaar::dirstate::SetPathIdError::Internal { reason }) => { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(reason)) } } } /// Apply a sequence of "removals" to tree 0. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._apply_removals`. Input is a Python iterable of /// `(file_id, path)` 2-tuples, matching the caller pattern /// `update_by_delta` uses: `removals.items()`. #[pyo3(name = "_apply_removals")] fn apply_removals(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, removals: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let mut rust_removals: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for item in removals.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "apply_removals entries must be 2-tuples", )); } let file_id: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let path: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; rust_removals.push((file_id, path)); } match self.inner.apply_removals(&rust_removals) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Walk the dirblocks and verify `DirState._validate`'s /// invariants. On violation raises `AssertionError` with the /// same message Python would — mirroring /// `DirState._validate`. #[pyo3(name = "_validate")] fn validate(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; slf.borrow() .inner .validate() .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(e.to_string())) } /// Apply an inventory delta to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.update_basis_by_delta` end-to-end: takes the raw /// `InventoryDelta` pyclass directly (no Python-side flattening), /// validates each row's `file_id` against its `new_entry`, and /// dispatches to the Rust applier. fn update_basis_by_delta( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, delta: Bound<'_, crate::inventory::InventoryDelta>, new_revid: Vec, ) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; delta.borrow().check(py)?; delta.borrow_mut().sort(); let delta_ref = delta.borrow(); let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); match me .inner .update_basis_by_delta_from_inventory_delta(&delta_ref.0, new_revid) { Ok(()) => { me.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => { me.inner.changes_aborted = true; Err(me.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)) } } } /// Apply an inventory delta to tree 0. Takes an `InventoryDelta` /// pyclass; Rust does the per-row flattening and dispatch. fn update_by_delta( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, delta: Bound<'_, crate::inventory::InventoryDelta>, ) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; delta.borrow().check(py)?; delta.borrow_mut().sort(); let delta_ref = delta.borrow(); let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); match me.inner.update_by_delta_from_inventory_delta(&delta_ref.0) { Ok(()) => { drop(delta_ref); me.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => { drop(delta_ref); me.inner.changes_aborted = true; Err(me.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)) } } } /// Apply a sequence of "insertions" to tree 0. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._apply_insertions`. Input is a Python iterable of /// `(key, minikind, executable, fingerprint, path_utf8)` 5-tuples /// matching the shape assembled by `update_by_delta`. #[pyo3(name = "_apply_insertions")] fn apply_insertions(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, adds: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let mut rust_adds: Vec<( bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey, bazaar::dirstate::Kind, bool, Vec, Vec, )> = Vec::new(); for item in adds.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 5 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "apply_insertions entries must be 5-tuples", )); } let key_tup = tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let key = bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname: key_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?, basename: key_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?, file_id: key_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?, }; let minikind_bytes: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let minikind = decode_minikind(&minikind_bytes)?; let executable: bool = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let fingerprint: Vec = tup.get_item(3)?.extract()?; let path_utf8: Vec = tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?; rust_adds.push((key, minikind, executable, fingerprint, path_utf8)); } match self.inner.apply_insertions(rust_adds) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Apply a sequence of "changes" to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_changes`. Input is a Python /// iterable of `(old_path, new_path, file_id, new_details)` /// 4-tuples; `new_details` is the same 5-tuple layout used by /// `update_basis_apply_adds`. Raises `InconsistentDelta` on a /// stale entry. #[pyo3(name = "_update_basis_apply_changes")] fn update_basis_apply_changes( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, changes: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut rust_changes: Vec<(Vec, Vec, Vec, bazaar::dirstate::TreeData)> = Vec::new(); for item in changes.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 4 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "update_basis_apply_changes entries must be 4-tuples", )); } let old_path: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let new_path: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let details_tup = tup.get_item(3)?.cast_into::()?; let minikind_bytes: Vec = details_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let new_details = bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind: decode_minikind(&minikind_bytes)?, fingerprint: details_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?, size: details_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?, executable: details_tup.get_item(3)?.extract()?, packed_stat: details_tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?, }; rust_changes.push((old_path, new_path, file_id, new_details)); } match self.inner.update_basis_apply_changes(&rust_changes) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Apply a sequence of "deletes" to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_deletes`. Input is a Python /// iterable of `(old_path, new_path_or_None, file_id, _ignored, /// real_delete)` 5-tuples — the 4th element is unused by the /// Python implementation (it carries `None` in the current /// caller) but we accept it to preserve the existing wire shape. #[pyo3(name = "_update_basis_apply_deletes")] fn update_basis_apply_deletes( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, deletes: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut rust_deletes: Vec<(Vec, Option>, Vec, bool)> = Vec::new(); for item in deletes.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; if tup.len() != 5 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "update_basis_apply_deletes entries must be 5-tuples", )); } let old_path: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let new_path: Option> = { let obj = tup.get_item(1)?; if obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(obj.extract()?) } }; let file_id: Vec = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; // tup.get_item(3) ignored — matches Python's `_` binding. let real_delete: bool = tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?; rust_deletes.push((old_path, new_path, file_id, real_delete)); } match self.inner.update_basis_apply_deletes(&rust_deletes) { Ok(()) => { self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(self.raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Replace the current tree-0 state with entries from the given /// inventory. Mirrors Python's `DirState.set_state_from_inventory`. /// Walks `new_inv.iter_entries_by_dir()` to build the per-entry row /// list and passes it through to the pure-Rust state builder. fn set_state_from_inventory( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, new_inv: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let mut rows: Vec<(Vec, Vec, bazaar::dirstate::Kind, Vec, bool)> = Vec::new(); let iter = new_inv.call_method0("iter_entries_by_dir")?; for item in iter.try_iter()? { let pair = item?.cast_into::()?; let path: String = pair.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let inv_entry = pair.get_item(1)?; let kind_str: String = inv_entry.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; let minikind = kind_to_minikind(&kind_str)?; let fingerprint: Vec = if matches!(minikind, bazaar::dirstate::Kind::TreeReference) { inv_entry .getattr("reference_revision") .ok() .and_then(|v| if v.is_none() { None } else { v.extract().ok() }) .unwrap_or_default() } else { Vec::new() }; let executable: bool = inv_entry .getattr("executable") .ok() .and_then(|v| v.extract().ok()) .unwrap_or(false); let file_id: Vec = inv_entry.getattr("file_id")?.extract()?; rows.push(( path.into_bytes(), file_id, minikind, fingerprint, executable, )); } let result = slf.borrow_mut().inner.set_state_from_inventory(rows); match result { Ok(()) => { slf.borrow_mut().refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } Err(e) => Err(slf.borrow_mut().raise_basis_apply_error(py, e)), } } /// Replace the parent trees. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_parent_trees`. Input: /// /// - `trees`: iterable of `(revid_bytes, tree)` pairs, one per /// parent (including ghosts), in order. The tree must expose /// `iter_entries_by_dir()` returning `(path_str, inv_entry)` /// pairs, where each `inv_entry` has `file_id`, `kind`, /// `executable`, and (when applicable) `reference_revision`. /// - `ghosts`: iterable of `bytes` revision ids that are ghosts. fn set_parent_trees( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, trees: &Bound, ghosts: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let rust_ghosts = collect_bytes_vec(ghosts)?; let ghosts_set: std::collections::HashSet> = rust_ghosts.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut rust_trees: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut rust_entries: Vec, Vec, bazaar::dirstate::TreeData)>> = Vec::new(); for item in trees.try_iter()? { let pair = item?.cast_into::()?; let revid: Vec = pair.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let tree = pair.get_item(1)?; rust_trees.push(revid.clone()); if ghosts_set.contains(&revid) { continue; } let mut tree_rows: Vec<(Vec, Vec, bazaar::dirstate::TreeData)> = Vec::new(); let iter = tree.call_method0("iter_entries_by_dir")?; for row in iter.try_iter()? { let row_pair = row?.cast_into::()?; let path_str: String = row_pair.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let inv_entry = row_pair.get_item(1)?; let details_tup = inv_entry_to_details_tuple(py, &inv_entry)?; let minikind_bytes: Vec = details_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let minikind = decode_minikind(&minikind_bytes)?; let fingerprint: Vec = details_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let size: u64 = details_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let executable: bool = details_tup.get_item(3)?.extract()?; let packed_stat: Vec = details_tup.get_item(4)?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = inv_entry.getattr("file_id")?.extract()?; tree_rows.push(( path_str.into_bytes(), file_id, bazaar::dirstate::TreeData { minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat, }, )); } rust_entries.push(tree_rows); } { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); me.inner .set_parent_trees(rust_trees, rust_ghosts, rust_entries) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e)))?; me.refresh_cached_id_index(py); } Ok(()) } /// Wipe the in-memory state and rebuild it from an in-memory /// working inventory plus parent trees. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_state_from_scratch`. fn set_state_from_scratch( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, working_inv: &Bound, parent_trees: &Bound, parent_ghosts: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.borrow()._requires_lock()?; // Empty tree-0 + empty contents-of-root so set_state_from_inventory // has something to zip against. let empty_root = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::inventory::ROOT_ID).into_any(), ], )? .into_any(), PyList::new( py, [PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"d").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false).to_owned().into_any(), Self::NULLSTAT(py).into_any(), ], )?], )? .into_any(), ], )?; let blocks = PyList::new( py, [ PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyList::new(py, [empty_root])?.into_any(), ], )?, PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyList::empty(py).into_any(), ], )?, ], )?; let empty_parents = PyList::empty(py); slf.borrow_mut() .set_data(py, empty_parents.as_any(), blocks.as_any())?; Self::set_state_from_inventory(slf.clone(), py, working_inv)?; Self::set_parent_trees(slf, py, parent_trees, parent_ghosts)?; Ok(()) } /// Create a dirstate file at `path` from a bzr `Tree`. Locks /// for writing and populates with the tree's parents and /// inventory; mirrors Python's `DirState.from_tree`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (tree, dir_state_filename, sha1_provider = None))] fn from_tree( cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'_>, tree: &Bound, dir_state_filename: &Bound, sha1_provider: Option<&Bound>, ) -> PyResult> { let result = Self::initialize(cls, py, dir_state_filename, sha1_provider)?; let bound = result.bind(py); let outcome = (|| -> PyResult<()> { let _tree_lock = tree.call_method0("lock_read")?; let parent_ids_obj = tree.call_method0("get_parent_ids")?; let parent_ids: Vec> = collect_bytes_vec(&parent_ids_obj)?; let branch = tree.getattr("branch")?; let repository = branch.getattr("repository")?; let parent_trees_list = PyList::empty(py); let mut parent_tree_locks: Vec> = Vec::new(); for revid in &parent_ids { let revid_obj = PyBytes::new(py, revid); let pt = repository.call_method1("revision_tree", (revid_obj.clone(),))?; let pt_lock = pt.call_method0("lock_read")?; parent_tree_locks.push(pt_lock); let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [revid_obj.into_any(), pt])?; parent_trees_list.append(pair)?; } let empty_ghosts = PyList::empty(py); Self::set_parent_trees( bound.clone(), py, parent_trees_list.as_any(), empty_ghosts.as_any(), )?; let root_inv = tree.getattr("root_inventory")?; Self::set_state_from_inventory(bound.clone(), py, &root_inv)?; for lock in parent_tree_locks.iter().rev() { let _ = lock.call_method0("unlock"); } let _ = _tree_lock.call_method0("unlock"); Ok(()) })(); if let Err(e) = outcome { bound.borrow().unlock()?; return Err(e); } Ok(result) } /// Replace the entire in-memory state with `parent_ids` and /// `dirblocks` (both in the Python tuple shape), marking both the /// header and the dirblock data fully modified. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._set_data`. Invalidates the cached id_index. #[pyo3(name = "_set_data")] fn set_data( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, parent_ids: &Bound, dirblocks: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<()> { let parents = collect_bytes_vec(parent_ids)?; let blocks = crate::dirstate_helpers::dirblocks_from_py(dirblocks)?; self.inner.set_data(parents, blocks); self.refresh_cached_id_index(py); Ok(()) } /// Rebuild dirblocks from a flat, sorted list of entries. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._entries_to_current_state`: /// assembles per-directory dirblocks from the sorted entry /// stream and runs `split_root_dirblock_into_contents` at the /// end so the two empty-dirname sentinel blocks are present. /// /// The input is a Python iterable of entry tuples in the same /// shape as `DirState.dirblocks` entries. Raises `ValueError` /// if the entry list is empty or does not start with the root /// row. #[pyo3(name = "_entries_to_current_state")] fn entries_to_current_state(&mut self, new_entries: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in new_entries.try_iter()? { let item = item?; entries.push(crate::dirstate_helpers::entry_from_py(&item)?); } self.inner .entries_to_current_state(entries) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e))) } /// Mark the dirstate as modified. `hash_changed_entries` is an /// optional iterable of dirstate entries (each /// `(key, [tree_states])`, where `key` is the /// `(dirname, basename, file_id)` 3-tuple); pass `None` for a /// full modification. Mirrors `DirState._mark_modified`. #[pyo3(name = "_mark_modified")] #[pyo3(signature = (hash_changed_entries = None, header_modified = false))] fn mark_modified( &mut self, hash_changed_entries: Option<&Bound>, header_modified: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut keys: Vec = Vec::new(); if let Some(iter) = hash_changed_entries { for item in iter.try_iter()? { let entry = item?.cast_into::()?; if entry.len() < 1 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "hash_changed_entries items must be (key, ...) tuples", )); } let key_tup = entry.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; if key_tup.len() != 3 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "entry key must be a (dirname, basename, file_id) 3-tuple", )); } let dirname: Vec = key_tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let basename: Vec = key_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = key_tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; keys.push(bazaar::dirstate::EntryKey { dirname, basename, file_id, }); } } self.inner.mark_modified(&keys, header_modified); Ok(()) } /// Mark the dirstate as unmodified. Mirrors /// `DirState._mark_unmodified`. #[pyo3(name = "_mark_unmodified")] fn mark_unmodified(&mut self) { self.inner.mark_unmodified(); } /// Read-only view of the cached `IdIndex`: returns `None` if /// nothing has been cached yet. The Python `DirState._id_index` /// property mirrors this for back-compat with code that pokes at /// the cached attribute directly. #[getter(_id_index)] fn get_cached_id_index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.id_index .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py)) } /// Setter for `_id_index`. Only accepts `None` (which drops the /// cache); anything else is a TypeError. Mirrors the Python /// property setter that used to enforce the same invariant. #[setter(_id_index)] fn set_cached_id_index(&self, value: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { if !value.is_none() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "_id_index can only be set to None; call _get_id_index() to populate.", )); } *self.id_index.lock().unwrap() = None; Ok(()) } /// Return the cached `IdIndex`, creating and filling it on first /// call. Subsequent mutation methods refresh the same object in /// place so callers that hold the reference see fresh state. /// Mirrors `DirState._get_id_index`. #[pyo3(name = "_get_id_index")] fn get_id_index(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(idx) = self.id_index.lock().unwrap().as_ref() { return Ok(idx.clone_ref(py)); } let fresh = Py::new(py, IdIndex(bazaar::dirstate::IdIndex::new()))?; fresh.bind(py).borrow_mut().fill_from_state(self); *self.id_index.lock().unwrap() = Some(fresh.clone_ref(py)); Ok(fresh) } /// Drop the cached `IdIndex` so the next `get_id_index` call /// rebuilds from scratch. Mirrors `self._id_index = None` on the /// Python side. fn clear_cached_id_index(&self) { *self.id_index.lock().unwrap() = None; } /// Serialise the in-memory state to the byte chunks that make up /// the on-disk dirstate file. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.get_lines`: when both header and dirblocks are /// `IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED`, returns the on-disk bytes via the /// transport; otherwise serialises the in-memory state. fn get_lines<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState; let unmodified = { let me = slf.borrow(); matches!(me.inner.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified) && matches!(me.inner.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified) }; if unmodified { let data = { let me = slf.borrow(); let mut t = me.transport.lock().unwrap(); t.read_all().map_err(transport_err_to_py)? }; let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut start = 0; for (i, b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if *b == b'\n' { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, &data[start..=i]))?; start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, &data[start..]))?; } return Ok(out); } read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; let me = slf.borrow(); let lines = me.inner.get_lines(); let items: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Return all dirstate entries whose key `(dirname, basename)` /// matches `path_utf8`, across every file id. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._entries_for_path`. Returns a snapshot list of /// entries in the `DirState.dirblocks` tuple shape. #[pyo3(name = "_entries_for_path")] fn entries_for_path<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, path_utf8: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let entries = self.inner.entries_for_path(path_utf8); let out = PyList::empty(py); for entry in entries { out.append(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Walk the subtree rooted at `path_utf8` and return every live /// entry in `tree_index`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._iter_child_entries`. Returns a list of Python /// entries in the same tuple shape as `DirState.dirblocks`. /// /// The result is a snapshot: mutating returned entry tuples does /// NOT write back to the Rust-owned dirblocks. Callers that need /// in-place mutation must go through the (not-yet-exposed) Rust /// mutation methods. #[pyo3(name = "_iter_child_entries")] fn iter_child_entries( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, tree_index: usize, path_utf8: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { Ok(ChildEntriesIter { dirstate: slf.clone_ref(py), cursor: bazaar::dirstate::IterChildEntriesCursor::new(tree_index, path_utf8), }) } /// Iterate every entry across every dirblock as /// `((dirname, basename, file_id), [tree_tuple, ...])` tuples in /// dirblock order. Mirrors Python's `_iter_entries` generator. #[pyo3(name = "_iter_entries")] fn entries(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf)?; Ok(AllEntriesIter { dirstate: slf.unbind(), block_index: 0, entry_index: 0, }) } /// Build a lazy `IterChanges` iterator. Wraps the pure-crate /// `IterChangesIter` state machine; call repeatedly via /// `__next__` to drain one `DirstateInventoryChange`-shaped tuple /// at a time. Mirrors `ProcessEntryPython.iter_changes` but /// without materialising the change list up front. #[pyo3(signature = ( source_index, target_index, include_unchanged, want_unversioned, search_specific_files, supports_tree_reference, root_abspath, ))] fn iter_changes( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, source_index: Option, target_index: usize, include_unchanged: bool, want_unversioned: bool, search_specific_files: &Bound, supports_tree_reference: bool, root_abspath: &Bound, ) -> PyResult { let search: std::collections::HashSet> = collect_bytes_set(search_specific_files)?; let partial = !(search.len() == 1 && search.contains(&Vec::::new())); let root_abspath_bytes: Vec = root_abspath.extract()?; let pstate = bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryState { source_index, target_index, include_unchanged, want_unversioned, partial, supports_tree_reference, root_abspath: root_abspath_bytes, searched_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet::new(), search_specific_files: search, search_specific_file_parents: std::collections::HashSet::new(), searched_exact_paths: std::collections::HashSet::new(), seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet::new(), new_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), old_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), last_source_parent: None, last_target_parent: None, }; Ok(IterChanges { dirstate: slf.clone_ref(py), iter: bazaar::dirstate::IterChangesIter::new(), pstate, }) } fn __repr__(&self) -> String { format!("DirState({:?})", self.inner.filename) } /// Back-compat alias: `state._rs` used to be the Rust-side wrapper /// object held inside the Python `DirState`. Now the dirstate IS /// the Rust object, so `_rs` is the dirstate itself. Kept for /// callers that haven't been updated yet. #[getter] fn _rs(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> Py { slf.unbind() } /// Return the parent tree revision ids (post-header read). /// Mirrors Python's `DirState.get_parent_ids`. fn get_parent_ids<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { Self::_read_header_if_needed(slf.clone())?; let me = slf.borrow(); let items: Vec> = me .inner .parents .iter() .map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)) .collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Return ghost revision ids (post-header read). /// Mirrors Python's `DirState.get_ghosts`. #[pyo3(name = "get_ghosts")] fn get_ghosts_method<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { Self::_read_header_if_needed(slf.clone())?; let me = slf.borrow(); let items: Vec> = me .inner .ghosts .iter() .map(|g| PyBytes::new(py, g)) .collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Construct a NULL-delimited line for `entry`, the on-disk /// representation used by `get_lines`. Static method. #[staticmethod] #[pyo3(name = "_entry_to_line")] fn entry_to_line<'py>( py: Python<'py>, entry: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_entry = crate::dirstate_helpers::entry_from_py(entry)?; let bytes = bazaar::dirstate::entry_to_line(&rust_entry); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// Build a list of `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS` tuples, one per parent. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._empty_parent_info`. #[pyo3(name = "_empty_parent_info")] fn empty_parent_info<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let n = self.inner.num_present_parents(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for _ in 0..n { out.append(Self::NULL_PARENT_DETAILS(py)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Build the `((path_utf8, basename, kind, file_id, size, /// packed_stat, fingerprint), parents)` tuple Python's /// `_make_deleted_row` returns. Classmethod. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(name = "_make_deleted_row")] fn make_deleted_row<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, fileid_utf8: &[u8], parents: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let row = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"/").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"RECYCLED.BIN").into_any(), pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "file").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, fileid_utf8).into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), Self::NULLSTAT(py).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), ], )?; PyTuple::new(py, [row.into_any(), parents.clone()]) } /// Read in the dirblocks if not already loaded. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._read_dirblocks_if_needed`. #[pyo3(name = "_read_dirblocks_if_needed")] fn read_dirblocks_if_needed_method(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { read_dirblocks_if_needed(py, &slf) } /// Alias for `_read_header_if_needed`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._read_header`. #[pyo3(name = "_read_header")] fn read_header_alias(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Self::_read_header_if_needed(slf) } /// Common setup shared by the three `_bisect*` methods: requires a /// lock, makes sure the header is loaded, asserts dirblocks are /// not yet materialised in memory, and returns the file size that /// the Rust bisector needs. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._prepare_bisect`. #[pyo3(name = "_prepare_bisect")] fn prepare_bisect(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { slf.borrow()._requires_lock()?; Self::_read_header_if_needed(slf.clone())?; let me = slf.borrow(); if !matches!( me.inner.dirblock_state, bazaar::dirstate::MemoryState::NotInMemory ) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "bad dirblock state", )); } me._state_file_size() } /// Create a new dirstate on `path`. Equivalent to constructing, /// taking a write lock, populating with the empty-tree dirblocks, /// and saving. Mirrors Python's `DirState.initialize`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (path, sha1_provider = None))] fn initialize( cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'_>, path: &Bound, sha1_provider: Option<&Bound>, ) -> PyResult> { let result_bound = Self::on_file(cls, py, path, sha1_provider, 0, true, false)?; let bound = result_bound.bind(py); let _lock_result = Self::lock_write(bound.clone(), py)?; let outcome = (|| -> PyResult<()> { let empty_root = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::inventory::ROOT_ID).into_any(), ], )? .into_any(), PyList::new( py, [PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"d").into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false).to_owned().into_any(), Self::NULLSTAT(py).into_any(), ], )?], )? .into_any(), ], )?; let blocks = PyList::new( py, [ PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyList::new(py, [empty_root])?.into_any(), ], )?, PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), PyList::empty(py).into_any(), ], )?, ], )?; let empty_parents = PyList::empty(py); bound .borrow_mut() .set_data(py, empty_parents.as_any(), blocks.as_any())?; bound.borrow_mut().save()?; Ok(()) })(); if let Err(e) = outcome { bound.borrow().unlock()?; return Err(e); } Ok(result_bound) } /// Construct a DirState bound to the file at `path`, unlocked. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState.on_file`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = ( path, sha1_provider = None, worth_saving_limit = 0, use_filesystem_for_exec = true, fdatasync = false, ))] fn on_file( _cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'_>, path: &Bound, sha1_provider: Option<&Bound>, worth_saving_limit: i64, use_filesystem_for_exec: bool, fdatasync: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let result = Self::new( py, path, sha1_provider, worth_saving_limit, use_filesystem_for_exec, fdatasync, )?; Py::new(py, result) } } impl PyDirState { /// If a Python caller has previously fetched the cached IdIndex /// (via `_get_id_index`), refresh its contents in place so the /// held reference reflects the latest dirblock state. Called by /// every mutation method on PyDirState. No-op when nothing has /// been cached. fn refresh_cached_id_index(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) { let cached = self .id_index .lock() .unwrap() .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py)); if let Some(idx) = cached { idx.bind(py).borrow_mut().fill_from_state(self); } } /// Shared error conversion for the three update_basis_apply_* /// methods: `Invalid` becomes `bzrformats.errors.InconsistentDelta` /// and also sets `changes_aborted` on the inner state (mirroring /// Python's `_raise_invalid`); `NotImplemented` and `Internal` /// become `NotImplementedError` and `AssertionError`. /// /// Defined in a plain `impl` block rather than `#[pymethods]` /// because `BasisApplyError` is not FFI-exposable. fn raise_basis_apply_error( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, err: bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError, ) -> PyErr { match err { bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, file_id, reason, } => { self.inner.changes_aborted = true; InconsistentDelta::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, &path).unbind(), PyBytes::new(py, &file_id).unbind(), reason, )) } bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason } => { pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err(reason) } bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::Internal { reason } => { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(reason) } bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { path } => { NotVersionedError::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &path).unbind(), "")) } bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::MismatchedEntryFileId { new_path, file_id, entry_debug, } => { self.inner.changes_aborted = true; InconsistentDelta::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, &new_path).unbind(), PyBytes::new(py, &file_id).unbind(), format!("mismatched entry file_id {}", entry_debug), )) } bazaar::dirstate::BasisApplyError::NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path, file_id } => { self.inner.changes_aborted = true; InconsistentDelta::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, &new_path).unbind(), PyBytes::new(py, &file_id).unbind(), "new_path with no entry", )) } } } } fn extract_fs_time(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult { if let Ok(u) = obj.extract::() { Ok(u) } else if let Ok(u) = obj.extract::() { Ok(u as u64) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("Not a float or int")) } } #[pyfunction] fn pack_stat<'a>(stat_result: &'a Bound<'a, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let size = stat_result.getattr("st_size")?.extract::()?; let mtime = extract_fs_time(&stat_result.getattr("st_mtime")?)?; let ctime = extract_fs_time(&stat_result.getattr("st_ctime")?)?; let dev = stat_result.getattr("st_dev")?.extract::()?; let ino = stat_result.getattr("st_ino")?.extract::()?; let mode = stat_result.getattr("st_mode")?.extract::()?; let s = bazaar::dirstate::pack_stat(size, mtime, ctime, dev, ino, mode); Ok(PyBytes::new(stat_result.py(), s.as_bytes())) } #[pyfunction] fn fields_per_entry(num_present_parents: usize) -> usize { bazaar::dirstate::fields_per_entry(num_present_parents) } #[pyfunction] fn get_ghosts_line(py: Python, ghost_ids: Vec>) -> PyResult> { let ghost_ids = ghost_ids .iter() .map(|x| x.as_slice()) .collect::>(); let bs = bazaar::dirstate::get_ghosts_line(ghost_ids.as_slice()); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, bs.as_slice())) } #[pyfunction] fn get_parents_line(py: Python, parent_ids: Vec>) -> PyResult> { let parent_ids = parent_ids .iter() .map(|x| x.as_slice()) .collect::>(); let bs = bazaar::dirstate::get_parents_line(parent_ids.as_slice()); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, bs.as_slice())) } /// Lazy iterator over the output of the pure-crate iter_changes walk. /// /// The pyclass owns the walker state (`IterChangesIter`) and the /// per-iter `ProcessEntryState`; it borrows the underlying `DirState` /// via a `Py` handle and re-acquires a mutable reference /// to it on every `__next__` call. Filesystem calls dispatch through /// `PyFileTransport` wrapping `PyNone` — the transport's lstat / /// readlink / list_dir all go through `os.*` directly, so no file /// handle is required. #[pyclass] struct IterChanges { dirstate: Py, iter: bazaar::dirstate::IterChangesIter, pstate: bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryState, } #[pymethods] impl IterChanges { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__(mut slf: PyRefMut) -> PyResult>> { let py = slf.py(); let transport = PyFileTransport::new( pyo3::types::PyNone::get(py).to_owned().into_any().unbind(), bazaar::dirstate::LockState::Read, ); let dirstate = slf.dirstate.clone_ref(py); let IterChanges { iter: ref mut iter_state, ref mut pstate, .. } = *slf; let (result, dirstate_path) = { let mut state_ref = dirstate.borrow_mut(py); let path = state_ref.inner.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); let r = state_ref .inner .iter_changes_next(iter_state, pstate, &transport); (r, path) }; match result { Ok(Some(change)) => { let tup = dirstate_change_to_pytuple(py, &change)?; // Construct the Rust-backed DirstateInventoryChange // directly rather than round-tripping through // bzrformats.dirstate to grab the class object. let instance = pyo3::Py::new( py, DirstateInventoryChange { file_id: tup.get_item(0)?.unbind(), path: tup.get_item(1)?.unbind(), changed_content: tup.get_item(2)?.unbind(), versioned: tup.get_item(3)?.unbind(), parent_id: tup.get_item(4)?.unbind(), name: tup.get_item(5)?.unbind(), kind: tup.get_item(6)?.unbind(), executable: tup.get_item(7)?.unbind(), copied: tup.get_item(8)?.unbind(), }, )?; Ok(Some(instance.into_any())) } Ok(None) => Ok(None), Err(bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::DirstateCorrupt(msg)) => { Err(DirstateCorrupt::new_err((dirstate_path, msg))) } Err(bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path, mode }) => { Err(bad_file_kind_error(py, &path, mode)) } Err(bazaar::dirstate::ProcessEntryError::Internal(msg)) => { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(msg)) } } } /// Read-only view of `search_specific_files` — the roots that /// still have to be walked. Used by Python callers that want to /// peek at walker progress; mutation goes through the pure crate. #[getter] fn search_specific_files<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in &self.pstate.search_specific_files { out.add(PyBytes::new(py, p))?; } Ok(out.into_any()) } /// Read-only view of `searched_specific_files`. #[getter] fn searched_specific_files<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in &self.pstate.searched_specific_files { out.add(PyBytes::new(py, p))?; } Ok(out.into_any()) } /// Read-only view of `searched_exact_paths`. #[getter] fn searched_exact_paths<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in &self.pstate.searched_exact_paths { out.add(PyBytes::new(py, p))?; } Ok(out.into_any()) } /// Read-only view of `search_specific_file_parents`. #[getter] fn search_specific_file_parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in &self.pstate.search_specific_file_parents { out.add(PyBytes::new(py, p))?; } Ok(out.into_any()) } /// Read-only view of `seen_ids`. #[getter] fn seen_ids<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in &self.pstate.seen_ids { out.add(PyBytes::new(py, p))?; } Ok(out.into_any()) } } /// Iterator returned by `DirState._iter_child_entries`. Drives the /// pure-crate [`IterChildEntriesCursor`] one entry at a time, building /// the `(key, [tree, ...])` tuple on demand. #[pyclass] struct ChildEntriesIter { dirstate: Py, cursor: bazaar::dirstate::IterChildEntriesCursor, } #[pymethods] impl ChildEntriesIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let state = self.dirstate.borrow(py); match self.cursor.next_entry(&state.inner) { Some(entry) => Ok(Some(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?)), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Iterator returned by `DirState._iter_entries`. Walks every entry in /// dirblock order via an index cursor, building each `(key, [tree, ...])` /// tuple on demand. #[pyclass] struct AllEntriesIter { dirstate: Py, block_index: usize, entry_index: usize, } #[pymethods] impl AllEntriesIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let state = self.dirstate.borrow(py); loop { if self.block_index >= state.inner.dirblock_count() { return Ok(None); } if self.entry_index >= state.inner.dirblock_entry_count(self.block_index) { self.block_index += 1; self.entry_index = 0; continue; } let entry = state .inner .entry_at(self.block_index, self.entry_index) .expect("index checked above"); self.entry_index += 1; return Ok(Some(entry_to_py_tuple(py, entry)?)); } } } #[pyclass] struct IdIndex(bazaar::dirstate::IdIndex); #[pymethods] impl IdIndex { #[new] fn new() -> Self { IdIndex(bazaar::dirstate::IdIndex::new()) } fn add(&mut self, entry: (Vec, Vec, FileId)) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.add((&entry.0, &entry.1, &entry.2)); Ok(()) } fn remove(&mut self, entry: (Vec, Vec, FileId)) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.remove((&entry.0, &entry.1, &entry.2)); Ok(()) } fn clear(&mut self) { self.0.clear(); } /// Replace the contents of this IdIndex with the id_index Rust /// already maintains for `state`. Faster than walking dirblocks /// from Python because it avoids marshalling the whole tree. fn fill_from_state(&mut self, state: &mut PyDirState) { self.0.clear(); let rust_index = state.inner.get_or_build_id_index(); for (dn, bn, fid) in rust_index.iter_all() { self.0.add((dn, bn, fid)); } } fn get<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, file_id: FileId, ) -> PyResult, Bound<'a, PyBytes>, Bound<'a, PyBytes>)>> { let ret = self.0.get(&file_id); ret.iter() .map(|(a, b, c)| { Ok(( PyBytes::new(py, a), PyBytes::new(py, b), c.into_pyobject(py)?, )) }) .collect::>>() } fn iter_all<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult< Vec<( Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>, )>, > { let ret = self.0.iter_all(); ret.map(|(a, b, c)| { Ok(( PyBytes::new(py, a), PyBytes::new(py, b), c.into_pyobject(py)?, )) }) .collect::>>() } fn file_ids<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult>> { self.0.file_ids().map(|x| x.into_pyobject(py)).collect() } } /// Change record produced by [`IterChanges`]. Mirrors the /// Python-side `bzrformats.dirstate.DirstateInventoryChange` class: /// a 9-field data carrier with a handful of derived predicates used /// by callers that want to compare/transform tree changes without /// walking the underlying entry tuples themselves. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.dirstate", subclass)] struct DirstateInventoryChange { #[pyo3(get, set)] file_id: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] path: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] changed_content: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] versioned: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] parent_id: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] name: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] kind: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] executable: Py, #[pyo3(get, set)] copied: Py, } #[pymethods] impl DirstateInventoryChange { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = ( file_id, path, changed_content, versioned, parent_id, name, kind, executable, copied = None, ))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn new( py: Python<'_>, file_id: Py, path: Py, changed_content: Py, versioned: Py, parent_id: Py, name: Py, kind: Py, executable: Py, copied: Option>, ) -> Self { Self { file_id, path, changed_content, versioned, parent_id, name, kind, executable, copied: copied.unwrap_or_else(|| { pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false) .to_owned() .unbind() .into_any() }), } } /// True iff the file is versioned in both trees and the executable /// bit changed. Used by callers that want to ignore non-meta-only /// changes. fn meta_modified(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { // Mirror Python: `self.versioned == (True, True) and // self.executable[0] != self.executable[1]`. let versioned = self.versioned.bind(py); let both_versioned = versioned.eq(PyTuple::new( py, [ pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, true).to_owned(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, true).to_owned(), ], )?)?; if !both_versioned { return Ok(false); } let exec = self.executable.bind(py); let exec0 = exec.get_item(0)?; let exec1 = exec.get_item(1)?; Ok(!exec0.eq(exec1)?) } fn is_reparented(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let parent_id = self.parent_id.bind(py); let p0 = parent_id.get_item(0)?; let p1 = parent_id.get_item(1)?; Ok(!p0.eq(p1)?) } #[getter] fn renamed(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { // not copied and None not in name and None not in parent_id // and (name[0] != name[1] or parent_id[0] != parent_id[1]) let copied = self.copied.bind(py).is_truthy()?; if copied { return Ok(false); } let name = self.name.bind(py); let parent_id = self.parent_id.bind(py); if name.contains(py.None())? { return Ok(false); } if parent_id.contains(py.None())? { return Ok(false); } let names_differ = !name.get_item(0)?.eq(name.get_item(1)?)?; let parents_differ = !parent_id.get_item(0)?.eq(parent_id.get_item(1)?)?; Ok(names_differ || parents_differ) } /// Return a fresh DirstateInventoryChange with all "new" sides /// of the (old, new) tuples set to None and `copied=False`. fn discard_new<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { fn old_then_none<'py>(py: Python<'py>, tup: &Py) -> PyResult> { let bound = tup.bind(py); PyTuple::new(py, [bound.get_item(0)?, py.None().into_bound(py)]) } let path = old_then_none(py, &self.path)?; let versioned = old_then_none(py, &self.versioned)?; let parent_id = old_then_none(py, &self.parent_id)?; let name = old_then_none(py, &self.name)?; let kind = old_then_none(py, &self.kind)?; let executable = old_then_none(py, &self.executable)?; Bound::new( py, DirstateInventoryChange { file_id: self.file_id.clone_ref(py), path: path.into_any().unbind(), changed_content: self.changed_content.clone_ref(py), versioned: versioned.into_any().unbind(), parent_id: parent_id.into_any().unbind(), name: name.into_any().unbind(), kind: kind.into_any().unbind(), executable: executable.into_any().unbind(), copied: pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, false) .to_owned() .unbind() .into_any(), }, ) } fn _as_tuple<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ self.file_id.bind(py).clone(), self.path.bind(py).clone(), self.changed_content.bind(py).clone(), self.versioned.bind(py).clone(), self.parent_id.bind(py).clone(), self.name.bind(py).clone(), self.kind.bind(py).clone(), self.executable.bind(py).clone(), self.copied.bind(py).clone(), ], ) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let tup = self._as_tuple(py)?; let tup_repr = tup.repr()?; Ok(format!("DirstateInventoryChange{}", tup_repr)) } fn __getitem__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, index: isize) -> PyResult> { let tup = self._as_tuple(py)?; Ok(tup.get_item(if index < 0 { (tup.len() as isize + index) as usize } else { index as usize })?) } fn __eq__( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(other_ref) = other.downcast::() { let a = slf._as_tuple(py)?; let b = other_ref.borrow()._as_tuple(py)?; return Ok(a.eq(b)?.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()); } if other.downcast::().is_ok() { let a = slf._as_tuple(py)?; return Ok(a .eq(other)? .into_pyobject(py)? .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind()); } Ok(py.NotImplemented()) } } #[pyfunction] fn inv_entry_to_details<'a>( py: Python<'a>, e: &'a crate::inventory::InventoryEntry, ) -> ( Bound<'a, PyBytes>, Bound<'a, PyBytes>, u64, bool, Bound<'a, PyBytes>, ) { let ret = bazaar::dirstate::inv_entry_to_details(&e.0); ( PyBytes::new(py, &[ret.0.to_minikind()]), PyBytes::new(py, ret.1.as_slice()), ret.2, ret.3, PyBytes::new(py, ret.4.as_slice()), ) } #[pyfunction] fn get_output_lines(py: Python<'_>, lines: Vec>) -> Vec> { let lines = lines.iter().map(|x| x.as_slice()).collect::>(); bazaar::dirstate::get_output_lines(lines) .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_slice())) .collect() } /// Helpers for the dirstate module. pub fn _dirstate_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "dirstate")?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(lt_by_dirs))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(bisect_path_left))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(bisect_path_right))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(lt_path_by_dirblock))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(bisect_dirblock))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(pack_stat))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(fields_per_entry))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(get_ghosts_line))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(get_parents_line))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(inv_entry_to_details))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(get_output_lines))?; // Register dirstate helper functions (_read_dirblocks, entry_to_line). crate::dirstate_helpers::register(&m)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/dirstate_helpers.rs0000644000000000000000000002250215207367274021542 0ustar00//! PyO3 glue for the dirstate helper functions. //! //! `_read_dirblocks` delegates the NUL-delimited parse of the on-disk body //! to `bazaar::dirstate::parse_dirblocks` in the pure crate; this module //! only marshals the resulting `Vec` into the list-of-tuples //! shape Python stores in `DirState._dirblocks`, and handles the //! surrounding file I/O and state-object mutation. use bazaar::dirstate::{ entry_to_line as pure_entry_to_line, parse_dirblocks, Dirblock, DirblocksError, Entry, EntryKey, TreeData, }; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyList, PyTuple}; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, DirstateCorrupt); /// Convert a `DirblocksError` from the pure crate into the Python-level /// `DirstateCorrupt` exception that Python callers expect. fn dirblocks_err_to_py(state: &Bound, err: DirblocksError) -> PyErr { DirstateCorrupt::new_err((state.clone().unbind(), err.to_string())) } /// Marshal a `Vec` from the pure crate into the /// `[(dirname_bytes, [entry_tuple, ...])]` layout Python uses for /// `DirState._dirblocks`. Each entry tuple is /// `((dirname, basename, file_id), [(minikind, fingerprint, size, exec, packed_stat), ...])` /// with `minikind` being a one-byte `bytes` object — matching what the /// previous inline parser produced. pub(crate) fn dirblocks_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, dirblocks: &[Dirblock], ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for block in dirblocks { let dirname_py = PyBytes::new(py, &block.dirname); let entries_py = PyList::empty(py); for entry in &block.entries { let key = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.dirname).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.basename).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &entry.key.file_id).into_any(), ], )?; let trees = PyList::empty(py); for tree in &entry.trees { let tree_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &[tree.minikind.to_minikind()]).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &tree.fingerprint).into_any(), tree.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), tree.executable.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &tree.packed_stat).into_any(), ], )?; trees.append(tree_tuple)?; } entries_py.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key.as_any(), trees.as_any()])?)?; } out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [dirname_py.as_any(), entries_py.as_any()], )?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Read in the dirblocks for the given DirState object. /// /// This is tightly bound to the DirState internal representation. It should be /// thought of as a member function, which is only separated out so that we can /// re-write it in Rust for performance. /// /// :param state: A DirState object. /// :return: None /// :postcondition: The dirblocks will be loaded into the appropriate fields /// in the DirState object. /// `DirState.IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED`. Inlined here so this helper /// does not need to round-trip into `bzrformats.dirstate` just to /// look up an integer module constant. const IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED: i32 = 1; #[pyfunction] pub fn _read_dirblocks(py: Python, state: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { // Read the full file via the transport, then slice off the // header. `state` is the DirState pyclass itself (no Python // wrapper). let end_of_header: usize = state.getattr("_end_of_header")?.extract()?; let all_obj = state.call_method0("_read_all")?; let all: &[u8] = all_obj.extract()?; let text: &[u8] = if end_of_header >= all.len() { &[] } else { &all[end_of_header..] }; if text.is_empty() { state.setattr("_dirblock_state", IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED)?; return Ok(()); } let num_present_parents: usize = state.call_method0("_num_present_parents")?.extract()?; let num_trees = num_present_parents + 1; let num_entries: usize = state.getattr("num_entries")?.extract()?; let dirblocks = parse_dirblocks(text, num_trees, num_entries).map_err(|e| dirblocks_err_to_py(state, e))?; let py_dirblocks = dirblocks_to_py(py, &dirblocks)?; state.setattr("_dirblocks", py_dirblocks)?; state.call_method0("_split_root_dirblock_into_contents")?; state.setattr("_dirblock_state", IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED)?; Ok(()) } /// Extract a single Python entry tuple into a pure-Rust [`Entry`]. The /// Python shape is /// `((dirname, basename, file_id), [(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat), ...])` /// with `minikind` as a one-byte `bytes` object, `size` as an int, and /// `executable` as a bool — this is the same layout `_read_dirblocks` /// produces. pub(crate) fn entry_from_py(py_entry: &Bound) -> PyResult { let tuple = py_entry.cast::()?; let key_tuple = tuple.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let key = EntryKey { dirname: key_tuple.get_item(0)?.extract::>()?, basename: key_tuple.get_item(1)?.extract::>()?, file_id: key_tuple.get_item(2)?.extract::>()?, }; let trees_obj = tuple.get_item(1)?; let mut trees: Vec = Vec::new(); for tree in trees_obj.try_iter()? { let tree = tree?; let tree_tuple = tree.cast::()?; let minikind_bytes: Vec = tree_tuple.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let minikind_byte = minikind_bytes .first() .copied() .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err("empty minikind"))?; let minikind = bazaar::dirstate::Kind::from_minikind(minikind_byte).map_err(|b| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("invalid minikind byte {:?}", b)) })?; let fingerprint: Vec = tree_tuple.get_item(1)?.extract()?; // Legacy Python dirblocks tolerated 3-tuple relocation rows // `(b"r", target_path, target_file_id)` alongside the normal // 5-tuple shape, since nothing in the Python code path accessed // slots 2/3/4 on `b'r'` / `b'a'` entries. Production writers // always emit 5-tuples; only accept the shorter shape for the // two minikinds where it is actually meaningful, so a malformed // 3-tuple for a normal entry still rejects. let (size, executable, packed_stat) = if tree_tuple.len() >= 5 { ( tree_tuple.get_item(2)?.extract::()?, tree_tuple.get_item(3)?.extract::()?, tree_tuple.get_item(4)?.extract::>()?, ) } else if matches!( minikind, bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Relocated | bazaar::dirstate::Kind::Absent ) { (0u64, false, Vec::new()) } else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "entry tuple too short for minikind {:?}: got {} items, expected 5", minikind, tree_tuple.len(), ))); }; trees.push(TreeData { minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat, }); } Ok(Entry { key, trees }) } /// Convert a Python dirblocks list into the pure-Rust /// `Vec` layout. Input shape matches Python's `_dirblocks`: /// `[(dirname_bytes, [entry_tuple, ...]), ...]` where each /// `entry_tuple` is `((dirname, basename, file_id), [tree_tuple, ...])` /// and each `tree_tuple` is /// `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat_or_revid)`. /// /// Used as the sync boundary between Python's `_dirblocks` attribute /// and the pure-Rust `DirState.dirblocks` field while dirblock /// ownership is being migrated method-by-method. pub(crate) fn dirblocks_from_py(dirblocks: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for block in dirblocks.try_iter()? { let block = block?; let block_tuple = block.cast::()?; let dirname: Vec = block_tuple.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let entries_obj = block_tuple.get_item(1)?; let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for entry in entries_obj.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; entries.push(entry_from_py(&entry)?); } out.push(Dirblock { dirname, entries }); } Ok(out) } /// Serialise a single dirstate entry to the NUL-delimited line format /// the writer uses. Replaces Python's `DirState._entry_to_line`; the /// pure-Rust implementation lives in `bazaar::dirstate::entry_to_line`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "entry_to_line")] fn py_entry_to_line<'py>( py: Python<'py>, entry: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_entry = entry_from_py(entry)?; let bytes = pure_entry_to_line(&rust_entry); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// Register the dirstate helper functions into the given module. pub fn register(m: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { m.add_function(pyo3::wrap_pyfunction!(_read_dirblocks, m)?)?; m.add_function(pyo3::wrap_pyfunction!(py_entry_to_line, m)?)?; Ok(()) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/errors.rs0000644000000000000000000010163215211404335017500 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2025 Breezy Contributors // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! The bzrformats error hierarchy, ported from `bzrformats/errors.py`. //! //! The base class `BzrFormatsError` subclasses Python's `Exception` and //! provides the lazy `_fmt % self.__dict__` formatting, bytes coercion, and //! `__eq__`/`__hash__` semantics that the Python implementation had. Each //! concrete error is a thin pyo3 subclass that records its keyword/positional //! attributes on the instance `__dict__` and carries a class-level `_fmt`. //! //! Python subclasses (and downstream consumers such as breezy) can still //! subclass these and override `_fmt`, because `_get_format_string`/`_format` //! resolve `_fmt` and `internal_error` dynamically off the instance type. use pyo3::exceptions::PyException; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyString, PyTuple}; /// Recursively convert `bytes` to its `repr()` inside formatting arguments so /// `fmt % d` and `repr(...)` never produce a bytes string in error messages. fn coerce_bytes<'py>(value: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let py = value.py(); if let Ok(b) = value.downcast::() { // repr() produces a b'...' literal, which is reversible. return Ok(b.repr()?.into_any()); } if let Ok(t) = value.downcast::() { let items: PyResult> = t.iter().map(|i| coerce_bytes(&i)).collect(); return Ok(PyTuple::new(py, items?)?.into_any()); } if let Ok(l) = value.downcast::() { let items: PyResult> = l.iter().map(|i| coerce_bytes(&i)).collect(); return Ok(PyList::new(py, items?)?.into_any()); } Ok(value.clone()) } /// Base class for errors raised by bzrformats. /// /// Attributes: /// internal_error: if True this was probably caused by a brz bug and /// should be displayed with a traceback; if False (or /// absent) this was probably a user or environment error. /// _fmt: Format string to display the error; expanded by the instance dict. #[pyclass(extends = PyException, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct BzrFormatsError; #[pymethods] impl BzrFormatsError { #[classattr] #[allow(non_upper_case_globals)] const internal_error: bool = false; #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { // Accept and ignore any positional/keyword arguments, mirroring // `Exception.__new__`. This is what lets Python subclasses define their // own `__init__(self, a, b, ...)` without the native base `__new__` // rejecting the extra positional arguments. Attribute storage happens // in `__init__` (for direct construction) or the subclass `__init__`. let _ = (args, kwds); PyClassInitializer::from(BzrFormatsError) } #[pyo3(signature = (msg = None, **kwds))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, msg: Option>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(msg) = msg { if !msg.is_none() { slf.setattr("_preformatted_string", msg)?; return Ok(()); } } slf.setattr("_preformatted_string", slf.py().None())?; if let Some(kwds) = kwds { for (key, value) in kwds.iter() { slf.setattr(key.downcast::()?, value)?; } } Ok(()) } fn _format(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { let py = slf.py(); let pre = slf .getattr("_preformatted_string") .ok() .filter(|s| !s.is_none()); if let Some(s) = pre { if let Ok(b) = s.downcast::() { return Ok(b.repr()?.extract()?); } if s.downcast::().is_ok() { return Ok(coerce_bytes(&s)?.repr()?.extract()?); } return s.str()?.extract(); } let formatted = (|| -> PyResult> { let fmt = Self::_get_format_string(slf)?; let Some(fmt) = fmt else { return Ok(None) }; let d = PyDict::new(py); let inst_dict = slf.getattr("__dict__")?; let inst_dict = inst_dict.downcast::()?; for (k, v) in inst_dict.iter() { d.set_item(k, coerce_bytes(&v)?)?; } let result = fmt .bind(py) .clone() .into_any() .call_method1("__mod__", (d,))?; Ok(Some(result.extract()?)) })(); match formatted { Ok(Some(s)) => Ok(s), Ok(None) => Self::unprintable(slf, py.None().bind(py)), Err(e) => Self::unprintable(slf, e.value(py).as_any()), } } fn __str__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { Self::_format(slf) } fn __repr__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { let name = slf.get_type().name()?; Ok(format!("{}({})", name, Self::_format(slf)?)) } /// Return format string for this exception or None. fn _get_format_string(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult>> { match slf.getattr("_fmt") { Ok(v) if !v.is_none() => Ok(Some(v.downcast::()?.clone().unbind())), _ => Ok(None), } } fn __eq__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); if !slf.get_type().is(&other.get_type()) { return Ok(py.NotImplemented()); } let a = slf.getattr("__dict__")?; let b = other.getattr("__dict__")?; let equal: bool = a.eq(b)?; Ok(pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, equal) .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind()) } fn __hash__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> usize { slf.as_ptr() as usize } } /// Provides the `PyClassInitializer` chain rooted at `BzrFormatsError` so a /// subclass `#[new]` can build the right multi-level layout without repeating /// every ancestor by hand. Each error implements `init_chain()` by extending /// its parent's chain with `.add_subclass(Self)`. trait ErrInit: pyo3::PyClass { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer; } impl ErrInit for BzrFormatsError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(BzrFormatsError) } } /// Emit the unit pyclass and its `ErrInit` chain (shared by both arms). The /// `#[pymethods]` block (with `_fmt`, `#[new]`, optional `internal_error` and /// optional `__init__`) must be emitted separately, because pyo3 0.28 forbids /// two `#[pymethods]` blocks for the same type. macro_rules! error_struct { ( $(#[$meta:meta])* $name:ident : $parent:ident ) => { $(#[$meta])* #[pyclass(extends = $parent, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct $name; impl ErrInit for $name { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { <$parent as ErrInit>::init_chain().add_subclass($name) } } }; } /// Define a bzrformats error class. /// /// `$name` is the new pyclass, `$parent` its (Rust) base, `$fmt` the class /// `_fmt`. When trailing `; $arg, ...` fields are given, a typed `__init__` /// stores each positional argument verbatim as a same-named attribute. When no /// fields are given the class inherits `BzrFormatsError.__init__(msg=None, /// **kwds)`, so it can be constructed with a preformatted message string (which /// is how downstream code such as breezy raises these). Pass /// `internal_error = $ie` to override the inherited `internal_error` flag. macro_rules! simple_error { // No-field variant: inherit the base's (msg=None, **kwds) __init__. ( $(#[$meta:meta])* $name:ident : $parent:ident, $fmt:expr $(, internal_error = $ie:expr)? ) => { error_struct!($(#[$meta])* $name : $parent); #[pymethods] impl $name { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { $fmt } $( #[classattr] #[allow(non_upper_case_globals)] const internal_error: bool = $ie; )? #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); <$name as ErrInit>::init_chain() } } }; // With-fields variant: store each positional argument as an attribute. ( $(#[$meta:meta])* $name:ident : $parent:ident, $fmt:expr $(, internal_error = $ie:expr)? ; $($arg:ident),+ ) => { error_struct!($(#[$meta])* $name : $parent); #[pymethods] impl $name { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { $fmt } $( #[classattr] #[allow(non_upper_case_globals)] const internal_error: bool = $ie; )? #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); <$name as ErrInit>::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = ( $($arg),+ ))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, $($arg: Bound<'_, PyAny>),+ ) -> PyResult<()> { $( slf.setattr(stringify!($arg), $arg)?; )+ Ok(()) } } }; } impl BzrFormatsError { fn unprintable(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, err: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let name = slf.get_type().name()?; let dict = slf.getattr("__dict__")?; let fmt = slf .getattr("_fmt") .unwrap_or_else(|_| slf.py().None().into_bound(slf.py())); Ok(format!( "Unprintable exception {}: dict={}, fmt={}, error={}", name, dict.repr()?, fmt.repr()?, err.repr()?, )) } } // Errors whose __init__ stores positional args verbatim. // Inventory-serialization errors. BadInventoryFormat is the base; serializer // code raises the subclasses. (Definitions match the live serializer.py, which // diverged from the stale errors.py copies before the port.) simple_error!(BadInventoryFormat: BzrFormatsError, "Root class for inventory serialization errors"); simple_error!(UnsupportedInventoryKind: BzrFormatsError, "Unsupported entry kind %(kind)s"; kind); /// UnexpectedInventoryFormat passes its message as the preformatted string /// (via `BzrFormatsError.__init__(msg=...)`), so `str()` returns the message /// verbatim rather than expanding `_fmt`. #[pyclass(extends = BadInventoryFormat, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct UnexpectedInventoryFormat; impl ErrInit for UnexpectedInventoryFormat { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(UnexpectedInventoryFormat) } } #[pymethods] impl UnexpectedInventoryFormat { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "The inventory was not in the expected format:\n %(msg)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, msg: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { // Mirror serializer.py: super().__init__(msg=msg) sets the preformatted // string, so str() is the bare message. slf.setattr("_preformatted_string", msg)?; Ok(()) } } // Knit error hierarchy. Definitions match the live knit.py (the stale // errors.py copies, which nothing imported, are replaced here). The Rust knit // code raises these via import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, ...). simple_error!(KnitError: BzrFormatsError, "Knit error"); simple_error!(KnitCorrupt: KnitError, "Knit %(filename)s corrupt: %(how)s"; filename, how); simple_error!(SHA1KnitCorrupt: KnitCorrupt, "Knit %(filename)s corrupt: sha-1 of reconstructed text does not match expected sha-1. key %(key)s expected sha %(expected)s actual sha %(actual)s"; filename, actual, expected, key, content); simple_error!(KnitDataStreamIncompatible: KnitError, "Cannot insert knit data stream of format \"%(stream_format)s\" into knit of format \"%(target_format)s\"."; stream_format, target_format); simple_error!(KnitDataStreamUnknown: KnitError, "Cannot parse knit data stream of format \"%(stream_format)s\"."; stream_format); simple_error!(KnitHeaderError: KnitError, "Knit header error: %(badline)r unexpected for file \"%(filename)s\"."; badline, filename); simple_error!(KnitIndexUnknownMethod: KnitError, "Knit index %(filename)s does not have a known method in options: %(options)r"; filename, options); simple_error!(BadIndexFormatSignature: BzrFormatsError, "%(value)s is not an index of type %(_type)s."; value, _type); simple_error!(BadIndexData: BzrFormatsError, "Error in data for index %(value)s."; value); simple_error!(BadIndexDuplicateKey: BzrFormatsError, "The key '%(key)s' is already in index '%(index)s'."; key, index); simple_error!(BadIndexKey: BzrFormatsError, "The key '%(key)s' is not a valid key."; key); simple_error!(BadIndexOptions: BzrFormatsError, "Could not parse options for index %(value)s."; value); simple_error!(BadIndexValue: BzrFormatsError, "The value '%(value)s' is not a valid value."; value); simple_error!(InvalidEntryName: BzrFormatsError, "Invalid entry name: %(name)s"; name); simple_error!(DuplicateFileId: BzrFormatsError, "File id {%(file_id)s} already exists in inventory as %(entry)s"; file_id, entry); simple_error!(NoSuchId: BzrFormatsError, "The file id \"%(file_id)s\" is not present in the tree %(tree)s."; tree, file_id); simple_error!(VersionedFileError: BzrFormatsError, "Versioned file error"); simple_error!(RevisionNotPresent: VersionedFileError, "Revision {%(revision_id)s} not present in \"%(file_id)s\"."; revision_id, file_id); simple_error!(RevisionAlreadyPresent: VersionedFileError, "Revision {%(revision_id)s} already present in \"%(file_id)s\"."; revision_id, file_id); simple_error!(VersionedFileInvalidChecksum: VersionedFileError, "Text did not match its checksum: %(msg)s"); simple_error!(InvalidRevisionId: BzrFormatsError, "Invalid revision-id {%(revision_id)s} in %(branch)s"; revision_id, branch); simple_error!(UnavailableRepresentation: BzrFormatsError, "The encoding '%(wanted)s' is not available for key %(key)s which is encoded as '%(native)s'."; key, wanted, native); simple_error!(ExistingContent: BzrFormatsError, "The content being inserted is already present."); // Weave errors. Definitions match the live weave.py (which diverged from the // stale errors.py copies); breezy's weave_fmt plugin raises some of these. simple_error!(WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent: WeaveError, "Revision {%(revision_id)s} already present in %(weave)s"; revision_id, weave); simple_error!(WeaveRevisionNotPresent: WeaveError, "Revision {%(revision_id)s} not present in %(weave)s"; revision_id, weave); simple_error!(WeaveFormatError: WeaveError, "Weave invariant violated: %(what)s"; what); simple_error!(WeaveParentMismatch: WeaveError, "Parents are mismatched between two revisions. %(msg)s"); simple_error!(WeaveInvalidChecksum: WeaveError, "Text did not match its checksum: %(msg)s"); simple_error!(WeaveTextDiffers: WeaveError, "Weaves differ on text content. Revision: {%(revision_id)s}, %(weave_a)s, %(weave_b)s"; revision_id, weave_a, weave_b); /// WeaveError stores an optional `msg` (default None). #[pyclass(extends = BzrFormatsError, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct WeaveError; impl ErrInit for WeaveError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(WeaveError) } } #[pymethods] impl WeaveError { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "Error in processing weave: %(msg)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (msg = None))] fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, msg: Option>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); slf.setattr("msg", msg.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py)))?; Ok(()) } } simple_error!(ReservedId: BzrFormatsError, "Reserved revision-id {%(revision_id)s}"; revision_id); simple_error!(BadFileKindError: BzrFormatsError, "Cannot operate on %(filename)s of unsupported kind %(kind)s"; filename, kind); simple_error!(InternalBzrFormatsError: BzrFormatsError, "Internal error", internal_error = true); simple_error!(BzrCheckError: InternalBzrFormatsError, "Internal check failed: %(msg)s"; msg); simple_error!(DirstateCorrupt: BzrFormatsError, "The dirstate file (%(state)s) appears to be corrupt: %(msg)s"; state, msg); simple_error!(NoSuchRevision: InternalBzrFormatsError, "%(branch)s has no revision %(revision)s"; branch, revision); // Branch errors, modelled on the breezy exceptions of the same names so // downstream except-clauses match. The Rust BranchError variants map onto // these in the controldir bindings. simple_error!(NotStacked: BzrFormatsError, "The branch '%(branch)s' is not stacked."; branch); simple_error!(UnstackableBranchFormat: BzrFormatsError, "The branch '%(url)s'(%(format)s) is not a stackable format. You will need to upgrade the branch to permit branch stacking."; format, url); simple_error!(UnsupportedOperation: BzrFormatsError, "The method %(mname)s is not supported on %(tname)s."; mname, tname); // Container (pack) format errors, ported from bzrformats.pack. simple_error!(ContainerError: BzrFormatsError, "Container error"); simple_error!(UnknownContainerFormatError: ContainerError, "Unrecognised container format: %(container_format)r"; container_format); simple_error!(UnexpectedEndOfContainerError: ContainerError, "Unexpected end of container stream"); simple_error!(UnknownRecordTypeError: ContainerError, "Unknown record type: %(record_type)r"; record_type); simple_error!(InvalidRecordError: ContainerError, "Invalid record: %(reason)s"; reason); simple_error!(ContainerHasExcessDataError: ContainerError, "Container has data after end marker: %(excess)r"; excess); /// DuplicateRecordNameError decodes the (utf-8 bytes) name before storing it. #[pyclass(extends = ContainerError, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct DuplicateRecordNameError; impl ErrInit for DuplicateRecordNameError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(DuplicateRecordNameError) } } #[pymethods] impl DuplicateRecordNameError { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "Container has multiple records with the same name: %(name)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let decoded = name.call_method1("decode", ("utf-8",))?; slf.setattr("name", decoded)?; Ok(()) } } simple_error!(LockError: BzrFormatsError, "Lock error: %(msg)s", internal_error = false); simple_error!(ObjectNotLocked: LockError, "%(obj)r is not locked"; obj); simple_error!(ReadOnlyError: LockError, "A write attempt was made in a read only transaction on %(obj)s"; obj); simple_error!(ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError: ReadOnlyError, "Cannot change object %(obj)r in read only transaction"; obj); simple_error!(OutSideTransaction: BzrFormatsError, "A transaction related operation was attempted after the transaction finished."); simple_error!(LockNotHeld: LockError, "Lock not held: %(lock)s"; lock); simple_error!(InconsistentDelta: BzrFormatsError, "An inconsistent delta was supplied involving %(path)r, %(file_id)r\nreason: %(reason)s"; path, file_id, reason); /// PathError stores `extra` after prefixing it with ": " when truthy. #[pyclass(extends = BzrFormatsError, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct PathError; impl ErrInit for PathError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(PathError) } } #[pymethods] impl PathError { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "Path error: %(path)r%(extra)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (path, extra = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, path: Bound<'_, PyAny>, extra: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("path", path)?; let extra_str = match extra { Some(e) if e.is_truthy()? => format!(": {}", e.str()?.to_str()?), _ => String::new(), }; slf.setattr("extra", extra_str)?; Ok(()) } } /// Define a PathError subclass that only overrides `_fmt`; it inherits /// PathError's `(path, extra=None)` constructor and attribute handling. macro_rules! path_error_subclass { ($(#[$meta:meta])* $name:ident, $fmt:expr) => { $(#[$meta])* #[pyclass(extends = PathError, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct $name; impl ErrInit for $name { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass($name) } } #[pymethods] impl $name { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { $fmt } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); <$name as ErrInit>::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (path, extra = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, path: Bound<'_, PyAny>, extra: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("path", path)?; let extra_str = match extra { Some(e) if e.is_truthy()? => format!(": {}", e.str()?.to_str()?), _ => String::new(), }; slf.setattr("extra", extra_str)?; Ok(()) } } }; } path_error_subclass!( /// Raised by transports when a file or directory does not exist. NoSuchFile, "No such file: %(path)r%(extra)s" ); path_error_subclass!( /// Raised by transports when a file or directory already exists. FileExists, "File exists: %(path)r%(extra)s" ); path_error_subclass!( InvalidNormalization, "Path \"%(path)s\" is not unicode normalized" ); /// InconsistentDeltaDelta calls BzrFormatsError.__init__ directly (skipping the /// parent's path/file_id handling) and stores delta + reason. #[pyclass(extends = InconsistentDelta, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct InconsistentDeltaDelta; impl ErrInit for InconsistentDeltaDelta { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(InconsistentDeltaDelta) } } #[pymethods] impl InconsistentDeltaDelta { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "An inconsistent delta was supplied: %(delta)r\nreason: %(reason)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, delta: Bound<'_, PyAny>, reason: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("delta", delta)?; slf.setattr("reason", reason)?; Ok(()) } } /// DecompressCorruption prefixes a non-empty orig_error with ", ". #[pyclass(extends = BzrFormatsError, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct DecompressCorruption; impl ErrInit for DecompressCorruption { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(DecompressCorruption) } } #[pymethods] impl DecompressCorruption { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "Corruption while decompressing repository file%(orig_error)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (orig_error = None))] fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, orig_error: Option>) -> PyResult<()> { let value = match orig_error { Some(e) if e.is_truthy()? => format!(", {}", e.str()?.to_str()?), _ => String::new(), }; slf.setattr("orig_error", value)?; Ok(()) } } /// LockContention has an optional `msg` defaulting to "". #[pyclass(extends = LockError, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct LockContention; impl ErrInit for LockContention { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(LockContention) } } #[pymethods] impl LockContention { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "Could not acquire lock \"%(lock)s\": %(msg)s" } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (lock, msg = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, lock: Bound<'_, PyAny>, msg: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("lock", lock)?; let py = slf.py(); let msg = msg.unwrap_or_else(|| PyString::new(py, "").into_any()); slf.setattr("msg", msg)?; Ok(()) } } /// AlreadyVersionedError formats an optional context_info prefix. #[pyclass(extends = BzrFormatsError, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct AlreadyVersionedError; impl ErrInit for AlreadyVersionedError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(AlreadyVersionedError) } } #[pymethods] impl AlreadyVersionedError { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "%(context_info)s%(path)s is already versioned." } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (path, context_info = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, path: Bound<'_, PyAny>, context_info: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("path", path)?; let value = match context_info { Some(c) if !c.is_none() => format!("{}. ", c.str()?.to_str()?), _ => String::new(), }; slf.setattr("context_info", value)?; Ok(()) } } /// NotVersionedError formats an optional context_info prefix (default ""). #[pyclass(extends = BzrFormatsError, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")] pub struct NotVersionedError; impl ErrInit for NotVersionedError { fn init_chain() -> PyClassInitializer { ::init_chain().add_subclass(NotVersionedError) } } #[pymethods] impl NotVersionedError { #[classattr] fn _fmt() -> &'static str { "%(context_info)s%(path)s is not versioned." } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*args, **kwds))] fn new( args: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>, kwds: Option<&Bound<'_, PyDict>>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (args, kwds); ::init_chain() } #[pyo3(signature = (path, context_info = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, path: Bound<'_, PyAny>, context_info: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("path", path)?; let value = match context_info { Some(c) if c.is_truthy()? => format!("{}. ", c.str()?.to_str()?), _ => String::new(), }; slf.setattr("context_info", value)?; Ok(()) } } /// Build the `errors` submodule. pub(crate) fn errors_module(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "errors")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/groupcompress.rs0000644000000000000000000052560615211122234021102 0ustar00use bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::GroupCompressor; use bazaar::versionedfile::Key; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyKeyError, PyRuntimeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; use std::borrow::Cow; use std::convert::TryInto; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ObjectNotLocked); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ReadOnlyError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, RevisionNotPresent); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InvalidRevisionId); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, DecompressCorruption); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.pack_repo, RetryWithNewPacks); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, UnavailableRepresentation); /// A [`FileRef`](bazaar::knit::FileRef) backed by a Python graph-index /// object. /// /// A groupcompress read-memo is `(index, start, stop)`; `index` is a /// long-lived `BTreeGraphIndex`-like object with no custom `__eq__`, so /// Python equality is object identity. `GcFileRef` hashes and compares by /// that object's pointer, which agrees with how the Python `LRUSizeCache` /// keys its read-memo tuples. pub struct GcFileRef(Py); impl GcFileRef { pub fn new(obj: Py) -> Self { GcFileRef(obj) } fn ptr(&self) -> usize { self.0.as_ptr() as usize } /// Borrow the wrapped index object. pub fn bind<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.0.bind(py).clone() } } impl Clone for GcFileRef { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| GcFileRef(self.0.clone_ref(py))) } } impl std::fmt::Debug for GcFileRef { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "GcFileRef(0x{:x})", self.ptr()) } } impl PartialEq for GcFileRef { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { self.ptr() == other.ptr() } } impl Eq for GcFileRef {} impl std::hash::Hash for GcFileRef { fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { self.ptr().hash(state); } } impl PartialOrd for GcFileRef { fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option { Some(self.cmp(other)) } } impl Ord for GcFileRef { fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> std::cmp::Ordering { self.ptr().cmp(&other.ptr()) } } impl bazaar::knit::FileRef for GcFileRef { fn placeholder() -> Self { Python::attach(|py| GcFileRef(py.None())) } } /// The pure-crate read-memo type with its file ref backed by a Python /// graph-index object. type GcReadMemo = bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::ReadMemo; /// Convert a Python `(index, start, stop)` read-memo tuple to [`GcReadMemo`]. fn extract_read_memo(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let index = obj.get_item(0)?.unbind(); let start: u64 = obj.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let stop: u64 = obj.get_item(2)?.extract()?; Ok(GcReadMemo::new(GcFileRef::new(index), start, stop)) } /// The `(index, start, stop)` read-memo triple from a full `index_memo`. fn read_memo_tuple<'py>( py: Python<'py>, index_memo: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ index_memo.get_item(0)?, index_memo.get_item(1)?, index_memo.get_item(2)?, ], ) } /// Map a Python error to a `KnitError` for the pure-crate trait calls. /// /// Convert a Python exception raised by the GC adapter callbacks into a /// [`KnitError`]. `RevisionNotPresent` keeps its identity; anything else /// is stashed via [`crate::knit::knit_err_from_py`] so the original /// exception (e.g. `ObjectNotLocked`) is re-raised verbatim at the /// pyo3 boundary. fn gc_err_from_py(py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> bazaar::knit::KnitError { crate::knit::knit_err_from_py(py, err) } /// Rebuild the Python `(index, start, stop)` read-memo tuple from a typed /// [`GcReadMemo`]. fn read_memo_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, memo: &GcReadMemo) -> Bound<'py, PyTuple> { PyTuple::new( py, [ memo.index.bind(py), memo.start.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().into_any(), memo.stop.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().into_any(), ], ) .unwrap() } /// Adapter exposing a Python `_GCGraphIndex` as the pure [`GcIndex`] trait. pub struct PyGcIndex(Py); impl PyGcIndex { pub fn new(obj: Py) -> Self { PyGcIndex(obj) } } impl bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcIndex for PyGcIndex { type F = GcFileRef; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey], ) -> Result< std::collections::HashMap< bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey, bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcBuildDetails, >, bazaar::knit::KnitError, > { Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { py_keys .append(k.clone()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("get_build_details", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, details) in result.iter() { let key: bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey = k.extract().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; // details[0] is the (index, start, stop, basis_end, delta_end) // index_memo; details[2] is the key's parents. let index_memo = details.get_item(0).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let read_memo = extract_read_memo(&index_memo).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let entry_start: u64 = index_memo .get_item(3) .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let entry_end: u64 = index_memo .get_item(4) .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents_obj = details.get_item(2).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents: Option> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(parents_obj.extract().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?) }; out.insert( key, bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcBuildDetails { index_memo: bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::IndexMemo::new( read_memo, entry_start, entry_end, ), parents, }, ); } Ok(out) }) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey], ) -> Result< std::collections::HashMap< bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey, Vec, >, bazaar::knit::KnitError, > { Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { py_keys .append(k.clone()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in result.iter() { let key = k.extract().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents: Vec = if v.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { v.extract().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? }; out.insert(key, parents); } Ok(out) }) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method0("keys") .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for k in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? { out.push( k.and_then(|k| k.extract()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?, ); } Ok(out) }) } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| { self.0 .bind(py) .getattr("has_graph") .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .unwrap_or(false) }) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { self.0 .bind(py) .call_method0("_check_write_ok") .map(|_| ()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e)) }) } fn add_records( &self, records: &[( bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey, bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::IndexMemo, Option>, )], random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { // Each node is (key, b"block_start block_length entry_start // entry_end", (parents,)) -- the value layout _GCGraphIndex // expects. let nodes = PyList::empty(py); for (key, memo, parents) in records { let value = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::format_gc_node_value( memo.read_memo.start, memo.read_memo.byte_length(), memo.entry_start, memo.entry_end, ); let refs = match parents { Some(ps) => { let parent_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ps.iter().cloned()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; PyTuple::new(py, [parent_tuple]).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? } None => PyTuple::new(py, [py.None()]).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?, }; nodes .append( PyTuple::new( py, [ key.clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? .into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &value).into_any(), refs.into_any(), ], ) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?, ) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs .set_item("random_id", random_id) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; self.0 .bind(py) .call_method("add_records", (nodes,), Some(&kwargs)) .map(|_| ()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e)) }) } } /// Adapter exposing a Python access object as the pure [`GcAccess`] trait. pub struct PyGcAccess(Py); impl PyGcAccess { pub fn new(obj: Py) -> Self { PyGcAccess(obj) } } impl bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcAccess for PyGcAccess { type F = GcFileRef; fn get_raw_records( &self, memos: &[GcReadMemo], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_memos = PyList::empty(py); for m in memos { py_memos .append(read_memo_to_py(py, m)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (py_memos,)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(memos.len()); for item in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))? { let item = item.map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes: Vec = item.extract().map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push(bytes); } Ok(out) }) } fn add_raw_record( &self, size: usize, chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| { let py_chunks = PyList::empty(py); for c in &chunks { py_chunks .append(PyBytes::new(py, c)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; } // add_raw_record(key, size, chunks) -> (index, start, length) let memo = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("add_raw_record", (py.None(), size, py_chunks)) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let index = memo.get_item(0).map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let start: u64 = memo .get_item(1) .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; let length: u64 = memo .get_item(2) .and_then(|v| v.extract()) .map_err(|e| gc_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(GcReadMemo::new( GcFileRef::new(index.unbind()), start, start + length, )) }) } } /// `BlockCache` adapter that mirrors its contents into a Python /// `LRUSizeCache`. /// /// The pure store reads / writes blocks through the trait; the Python /// cache is kept in lockstep so `vf._group_cache` (which Python callers /// can inspect for size or `clear()` behaviour) sees the same membership. /// Blocks are stored Rust-side as `Rc>` (the /// shape the pure trait expects); the Python side stores a sentinel value /// keyed by the read-memo tuple so its `len` matches. pub struct PyBlockCache { /// Rust-side mirror of the cache, shared across clones via `Arc` so a /// `without_fallbacks` clone of the pyclass keeps the same cache as the /// original. `Mutex` (not `RefCell`) keeps the cache `Send + Sync` so /// the pyclass doesn't need `unsendable`. rust: std::sync::Arc< std::sync::Mutex< std::collections::HashMap< bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::ReadMemo, bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::SharedBlock, >, >, >, /// The Python `LRUSizeCache` (or compatible dict-like) the pyclass /// exposes as `_group_cache`. Shared the same way (`Py::clone_ref`). py_cache: Py, } impl PyBlockCache { pub fn new(py_cache: Py) -> Self { PyBlockCache { rust: std::sync::Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(std::collections::HashMap::new())), py_cache, } } /// The wrapped Python cache (`vf._group_cache`). pub fn py_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.py_cache.clone_ref(py) } } impl Clone for PyBlockCache { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| PyBlockCache { rust: std::sync::Arc::clone(&self.rust), py_cache: self.py_cache.clone_ref(py), }) } } impl bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::BlockCache for PyBlockCache { fn get( &self, memo: &bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::ReadMemo, ) -> Option { self.rust.lock().unwrap().get(memo).cloned() } fn insert( &self, memo: bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::ReadMemo, block: bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::SharedBlock, ) { Python::attach(|py| { // Mirror into the Python cache so vf._group_cache reflects the // same membership. The value is a sentinel: the real block lives // in `self.rust`. LRUSizeCache.add takes (key, value, size). let key = read_memo_to_py(py, &memo); let size = memo.byte_length() as usize; let _ = self .py_cache .bind(py) .call_method1("add", (key, py.None(), size)); }); self.rust.lock().unwrap().insert(memo, block); } fn contains(&self, memo: &bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::ReadMemo) -> bool { self.rust.lock().unwrap().contains_key(memo) } fn clear(&self) { self.rust.lock().unwrap().clear(); Python::attach(|py| { let _ = self.py_cache.bind(py).call_method0("clear"); }); } fn len(&self) -> usize { self.rust.lock().unwrap().len() } } fn extract_key_segments(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult>> { let tuple = obj.cast::().map_err(|_| { PyValueError::new_err("sort_gc_optimal keys and parents must be tuples of bytes") })?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(tuple.len()); for item in tuple.iter() { let b = item .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("sort_gc_optimal keys must contain only bytes"))?; out.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) } /// Sort and group the keys in `parent_map` into groupcompress order. /// /// Returns a list of keys in reverse-topological order, grouped by the /// first segment of each key. Single-segment keys share an empty prefix. #[pyfunction] fn sort_gc_optimal<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_map: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult>> { let mut input = Vec::with_capacity(parent_map.len()); for (key, value) in parent_map.iter() { let k = extract_key_segments(&key)?; let parents_tuple = value .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("sort_gc_optimal values must be tuples of keys"))?; let mut parents = Vec::with_capacity(parents_tuple.len()); for parent in parents_tuple.iter() { parents.push(extract_key_segments(&parent)?); } input.push((k, parents)); } let sorted = bazaar::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal(input); sorted .into_iter() .map(|segments| PyTuple::new(py, segments.into_iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, &s)))) .collect() } #[pyfunction] fn encode_base128_int(py: Python, value: u128) -> PyResult> { let ret = bazaar::groupcompress::delta::encode_base128_int(value); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &ret)) } #[pyfunction] fn decode_base128_int(value: Vec) -> PyResult<(u128, usize)> { Ok(bazaar::groupcompress::delta::decode_base128_int(&value)) } #[pyfunction] fn apply_delta(py: Python, basis: Vec, delta: Vec) -> PyResult> { bazaar::groupcompress::delta::apply_delta(&basis, &delta) .map_err(|e| PyErr::new::(format!("Invalid delta: {}", e))) .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, &x)) } #[pyfunction] fn decode_copy_instruction(data: Vec, cmd: u8, pos: usize) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, usize)> { let ret = bazaar::groupcompress::delta::decode_copy_instruction(&data, cmd, pos); if ret.is_err() { return Err(PyErr::new::( "Invalid copy instruction", )); } let ret = ret.unwrap(); Ok((ret.0, ret.1, ret.2)) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (source, delta_start, delta_end))] fn apply_delta_to_source<'a>( py: Python<'a>, source: &'a [u8], delta_start: usize, delta_end: usize, ) -> PyResult> { bazaar::groupcompress::delta::apply_delta_to_source(source, delta_start, delta_end) .map_err(|e| PyErr::new::(format!("Invalid delta: {}", e))) .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, &x)) } #[pyfunction] fn encode_copy_instruction(py: Python, offset: usize, length: usize) -> PyResult> { let ret = bazaar::groupcompress::delta::encode_copy_instruction(offset, length); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &ret)) } #[pyfunction] fn make_line_delta<'a>( py: Python<'a>, source_bytes: &'a [u8], target_bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> Bound<'a, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new( py, bazaar::groupcompress::line_delta::make_delta(source_bytes, target_bytes) .flat_map(|x| x.into_owned()) .collect::>() .as_slice(), ) } #[pyfunction] fn make_rabin_delta<'a>( py: Python<'a>, source_bytes: &'a [u8], target_bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> Bound<'a, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new( py, bazaar::groupcompress::rabin_delta::make_delta(source_bytes, target_bytes).as_slice(), ) } #[pyclass] pub struct LinesDeltaIndex(bazaar::groupcompress::line_delta::LinesDeltaIndex); #[pymethods] impl LinesDeltaIndex { #[new] fn new(lines: Vec>) -> Self { let index = bazaar::groupcompress::line_delta::LinesDeltaIndex::new(lines); Self(index) } #[getter] fn lines<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> Vec> { self.0 .lines() .iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect() } #[pyo3(signature = (source, bytes_length, soft = None))] fn make_delta<'a>( &'a self, py: Python<'a>, source: Vec>>, bytes_length: usize, soft: Option, ) -> (Vec>, Vec) { let source: Vec> = source .iter() .map(|x| Cow::Owned(x.iter().flatten().copied().collect::>())) .collect::>(); let (delta, index) = self.0.make_delta(source.as_slice(), bytes_length, soft); ( delta .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect(), index, ) } fn extend_lines(&mut self, lines: Vec>, index: Vec) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.extend_lines(lines.as_slice(), index.as_slice()); Ok(()) } #[getter] fn endpoint(&self) -> usize { self.0.endpoint() } } #[pyclass] struct GroupCompressBlock { inner: bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, /// Cached PyBytes for `_z_content`. Matches Python's semantics where /// `b"".join((x,))` returns `x` itself — tests do `assertIs` against /// the same block accessed twice. z_content_cache: Option>, } impl GroupCompressBlock { fn invalidate_cache(&mut self) { self.z_content_cache = None; } } #[pymethods] impl GroupCompressBlock { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self { inner: bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::new(), z_content_cache: None, } } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.inner.len() } #[getter] fn _z_content<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(cached) = &self.z_content_cache { return Ok(cached.bind(py).clone()); } let ret = self.inner.z_content(); let bound = PyBytes::new(py, &ret); self.z_content_cache = Some(bound.clone().unbind()); Ok(bound) } #[getter] fn _content<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult>> { let ret = self.inner.content(); Ok(ret.map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x))) } #[getter] fn _content_length(&self) -> Option { self.inner.content_length() } #[setter(_content_length)] fn set_content_length_py(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.set_content_length(value); } #[getter] fn _z_content_length(&self) -> Option { self.inner.z_content_length() } #[setter(_z_content_length)] fn set_z_content_length_py(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.set_z_content_length(value); } #[setter(_z_content_chunks)] fn set_z_content_chunks_py(&mut self, chunks: Vec>) { self.inner.set_z_content_chunks(chunks); self.invalidate_cache(); } /// Test probe: `None` before a streaming decompressor has been created /// (or after full content has been realised directly), otherwise /// `True`. Matches the Python class's `_z_content_decompressor` attr. #[getter] fn _z_content_decompressor(&self) -> Option { if self.inner.has_z_content_decompressor() { Some(true) } else { None } } #[setter(_compressor_name)] fn set_compressor_name_py(&mut self, name: &str) -> PyResult<()> { let kind = match name { "zlib" => bazaar::groupcompress::block::CompressorKind::Zlib, "lzma" => bazaar::groupcompress::block::CompressorKind::Lzma, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Unknown compressor: {}", other ))); } }; self.inner.set_compressor(kind); self.invalidate_cache(); Ok(()) } #[classmethod] fn from_bytes(_type: &pyo3::Bound, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult { let ret = bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(data); if ret.is_err() { return Err(PyErr::new::( "Invalid block", )); } Ok(Self { inner: ret.unwrap(), z_content_cache: None, }) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, start, end, sha1 = None))] fn extract<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, key: Py, start: usize, end: usize, sha1: Option>, ) -> PyResult>> { let _ = key; let _ = sha1; let chunks = self .inner .extract(start, end) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during extract: {:?}", e)))?; Ok(chunks .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect()) } fn set_chunked_content(&mut self, data: Vec>, length: usize) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_chunked_content(data.as_slice(), length); self.invalidate_cache(); Ok(()) } fn set_content(&mut self, content: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.set_content(content); self.invalidate_cache(); Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (kind = None))] fn to_chunks<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, kind: Option, ) -> (usize, Vec>) { // to_chunks may rebuild z_content_chunks internally; invalidate the // cached PyBytes so the next _z_content call picks up fresh bytes. self.invalidate_cache(); let (size, chunks) = self.inner.to_chunks(kind); let chunks = chunks .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect(); (size, chunks) } fn to_bytes<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { self.invalidate_cache(); let ret = self.inner.to_bytes(); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &ret)) } #[pyo3(signature = (size = None))] fn _ensure_content(&mut self, size: Option) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .ensure_content(size) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string())) } #[pyo3(signature = (include_text = None))] fn _dump<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, include_text: Option, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::groupcompress::block::{DeltaInfo, DumpInfo}; use pyo3::types::{PyList, PyTuple}; let ret = self .inner .dump(include_text) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during dump: {:?}", e)))?; let items: Vec> = ret .into_iter() .map(|info| -> PyResult> { match info { DumpInfo::Fulltext { length, text } => { // (b"f", length) or (b"f", length, text) when include_text. let kind = PyBytes::new(py, b"f").into_any(); let tuple = if let Some(text) = text { PyTuple::new( py, [ kind, length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &text).into_any(), ], )? } else { PyTuple::new(py, [kind, length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()])? }; Ok(tuple.into_any()) } DumpInfo::Delta { delta_length, decomp_length, instructions, } => { // (b"d", delta_length, decomp_length, [insts]) where each inst is // (b"c", offset, length) or (b"i", length, text). let inst_items: Vec> = instructions .into_iter() .map(|inst| -> PyResult> { let tuple = match inst { DeltaInfo::Copy { offset, length, text: _, } => PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"c").into_any(), offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?, DeltaInfo::Insert { length, text } => { let payload = match text { Some(t) => PyBytes::new(py, &t), None => PyBytes::new(py, b""), }; PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"i").into_any(), length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), payload.into_any(), ], )? } }; Ok(tuple.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; let inst_list = PyList::new(py, inst_items)?; let tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"d").into_any(), delta_length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), decomp_length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), inst_list.into_any(), ], )?; Ok(tuple.into_any()) } } }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } } #[pyclass] struct TraditionalGroupCompressor( Option, ); #[pymethods] impl TraditionalGroupCompressor { #[new] #[allow(unused_variables)] #[pyo3(signature = (settings = None))] fn new(settings: Option>) -> Self { Self(Some( bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(), )) } #[getter] fn chunks<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult>> { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.chunks() .iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } #[getter] fn endpoint(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.endpoint()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } fn ratio(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.ratio()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } fn extract<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, key: Vec>, ) -> PyResult<(Vec>, Bound<'a, PyBytes>)> { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { let (data, hash) = c .extract(&key) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during extract: {:?}", e)))?; Ok(( data.iter().map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())).collect(), PyBytes::new(py, hash.as_bytes()), )) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } fn flush<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult<(Vec>, usize)> { if let Some(c) = self.0.take() { let (chunks, endpoint) = c.flush(); Ok(( chunks .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect(), endpoint, )) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } fn flush_without_last<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, ) -> PyResult<(Vec>, usize)> { if let Some(c) = self.0.take() { let (chunks, endpoint) = c.flush_without_last(); Ok(( chunks .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect(), endpoint, )) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } #[pyo3(signature = (key, chunks, length, expected_sha = None, nostore_sha = None, soft = None))] fn compress<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, key: Key, chunks: Vec>, length: usize, expected_sha: Option, nostore_sha: Option, soft: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'a, PyBytes>, usize, usize, &'a str)> { let chunks_l = chunks.iter().map(|x| x.as_slice()).collect::>(); if let Some(c) = self.0.as_mut() { c.compress( &key, chunks_l.as_slice(), length, expected_sha, nostore_sha, soft, ) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during compress: {:?}", e))) .map(|(hash, size, chunks, kind)| { (PyBytes::new(py, hash.as_ref()), size, chunks, kind.as_str()) }) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } } #[pyclass] struct RabinGroupCompressor(Option); fn max_bytes_from_settings(settings: Option<&Bound>) -> PyResult> { let Some(settings) = settings else { return Ok(None); }; if settings.is_none() { return Ok(None); } let dict = settings.cast::().map_err(|_| { PyValueError::new_err("RabinGroupCompressor settings must be a dict or None") })?; let Some(value) = dict.get_item("max_bytes_to_index")? else { return Ok(None); }; let v: usize = value.extract()?; Ok(if v == 0 { None } else { Some(v) }) } impl RabinGroupCompressor { /// Construct a `GroupCompressBlock` Py wrapper around the compressed /// chunks produced by a flush. Factored out so `flush` and /// `flush_without_last` share the plumbing. fn build_block<'a>( py: Python<'a>, chunks: Vec>, endpoint: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let mut inner = bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::new(); inner.set_chunked_content(&chunks, endpoint); Bound::new( py, GroupCompressBlock { inner, z_content_cache: None, }, ) } } #[pymethods] impl RabinGroupCompressor { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (settings = None))] fn new(settings: Option<&Bound>) -> PyResult { let max_bytes_to_index = max_bytes_from_settings(settings)?; Ok(Self(Some( bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::RabinGroupCompressor::new(max_bytes_to_index), ))) } #[getter] fn chunks<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult>> { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.chunks() .iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())) .collect()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } #[getter] fn endpoint(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.endpoint()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } #[getter] fn input_bytes(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.input_bytes()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } /// Test probe: read the underlying delta-index byte budget. #[getter] fn _max_bytes_to_index(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.max_bytes_to_index().unwrap_or(0)) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } /// Map of key tuple → (start_byte, start_chunk, end_byte, end_chunk). #[getter] fn labels_deltas<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() else { return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")); }; let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (k, &(sb, sc, eb, ec)) in c.labels_deltas() { let key_tuple = pyo3::types::PyTuple::new(py, k.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)))?; dict.set_item(key_tuple, (sb, sc, eb, ec))?; } Ok(dict) } fn ratio(&self) -> PyResult { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { Ok(c.ratio()) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } fn extract<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, key: Vec>, ) -> PyResult<(Vec>, Bound<'a, PyBytes>)> { if let Some(c) = self.0.as_ref() { let (data, hash) = c .extract(&key) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during extract: {:?}", e)))?; Ok(( data.iter().map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_ref())).collect(), PyBytes::new(py, hash.as_bytes()), )) } else { Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")) } } /// Finish this group, returning a GroupCompressBlock containing the /// compressed chunks. fn flush<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::GroupCompressor; let Some(c) = self.0.take() else { return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")); }; let (chunks, endpoint) = c.flush(); Self::build_block(py, chunks, endpoint) } fn flush_without_last<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::GroupCompressor; let Some(c) = self.0.take() else { return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")); }; let (chunks, endpoint) = c.flush_without_last(); Self::build_block(py, chunks, endpoint) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, chunks, length, expected_sha = None, nostore_sha = None, soft = None))] fn compress<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, key: Key, chunks: Vec>, length: usize, expected_sha: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, soft: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'a, PyBytes>, usize, usize, &'a str)> { use bazaar::groupcompress::compressor::GroupCompressor; let chunks_l = chunks.iter().map(|x| x.as_slice()).collect::>(); let expected_sha = expected_sha .map(|b| String::from_utf8(b).map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))) .transpose()?; let nostore_sha = nostore_sha .map(|b| String::from_utf8(b).map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))) .transpose()?; let Some(c) = self.0.as_mut() else { return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err("Compressor is already finalized")); }; let (hash, size, chunks, kind) = c.compress( &key, chunks_l.as_slice(), length, expected_sha, nostore_sha, soft, )?; Ok((PyBytes::new(py, hash.as_ref()), size, chunks, kind.as_str())) } } /// Parse the outer wire framing of a groupcompress block. /// /// Returns `(block_bytes, factories)` where `factories` is a list of /// `(key_tuple, parents_tuple_or_none, start, end)` tuples in record order. #[pyfunction] fn parse_wire_header<'py>( py: Python<'py>, bytes: &'py [u8], ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>)> { let frame = bazaar::groupcompress::wire::parse_wire(bytes) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let block_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, frame.block_bytes); let mut entries: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(frame.factories.len()); for factory in frame.factories { let key = PyTuple::new(py, factory.key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)))?; let parents: Bound = match factory.parents { None => py.None().into_bound(py), Some(parents) => PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| PyTuple::new(py, p.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s))).unwrap()), )? .into_any(), }; let entry = PyTuple::new( py, [ key.into_any(), parents, factory.start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), factory.end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; entries.push(entry); } let list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, entries)?; Ok((block_bytes, list)) } /// Build the framing prefix for the wire format of a groupcompress block. /// /// `factories` is a list of `(key_tuple, parents_tuple_or_none, start, end)` /// tuples and `block_bytes_len` is the length of the inner block payload that /// will be appended after the returned prefix. #[pyfunction] fn build_wire_prefix<'py>( py: Python<'py>, factories: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>, block_bytes_len: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let mut wire_factories = Vec::with_capacity(factories.len()); for entry in factories.iter() { let tuple = entry.cast_into::()?; if tuple.len() != 4 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err( "wire factory must be (key, parents, start, end)", )); } let key_tuple = tuple.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let key: Vec> = key_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let parents_obj = tuple.get_item(1)?; let parents: Option>>> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { let parents_tuple = parents_obj.cast_into::()?; let mut parents = Vec::with_capacity(parents_tuple.len()); for parent_obj in parents_tuple.iter() { let parent_tuple = parent_obj.cast_into::()?; let parent: Vec> = parent_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("parent segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; parents.push(parent); } Some(parents) }; let start: u64 = tuple.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let end: u64 = tuple.get_item(3)?.extract()?; wire_factories.push(bazaar::groupcompress::wire::WireFactory { key, parents, start, end, }); } let prefix = bazaar::groupcompress::wire::build_wire_prefix(&wire_factories, block_bytes_len) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("zlib error: {}", e)))?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &prefix)) } /// Parse a `_GCGraphIndex` node value into its four position integers. /// /// Returns `(start, stop, basis_end, delta_end)`. The Python original is /// `_GCGraphIndex._node_to_position`. #[pyfunction] fn parse_node_position(value: &[u8]) -> PyResult<(u64, u64, u64, u64)> { let pos = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::parse_node_position(value) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; Ok((pos.start, pos.stop, pos.basis_end, pos.delta_end)) } /// Decide whether a block should be repacked. /// /// `factories` is an iterable of `(start, end)` tuples and `content_length` /// is the uncompressed size of the block. Returns /// `(action, last_byte_used, total_bytes_used)` where `action` is one of /// `None`, `"trim"`, or `"rebuild"`. #[pyfunction] fn check_rebuild_action<'py>( py: Python<'py>, factories: Vec<(usize, usize)>, content_length: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, usize, usize)> { let (action, last, total) = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::check_rebuild_action(&factories, content_length); let action: Bound<'py, PyAny> = match action { bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Keep => py.None().into_bound(py), bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Trim => "trim".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Rebuild => { "rebuild".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any() } }; Ok((action, last, total)) } /// Decide whether a block is "well utilized" enough to leave intact. /// /// `factories` is a list of `((start, end), prefix_bytes)` tuples where /// `prefix_bytes` is the joined `key[:-1]` for the record (used for the /// mixed-content heuristic). #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = ( factories, content_length, max_cut_fraction = 0.75, full_enough_block_size = 3 * 1024 * 1024, full_enough_mixed_block_size = 2 * 768 * 1024, ))] fn check_is_well_utilized( factories: Vec<((usize, usize), Vec)>, content_length: usize, max_cut_fraction: f64, full_enough_block_size: usize, full_enough_mixed_block_size: usize, ) -> bool { let settings = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::WellUtilizedSettings { max_cut_fraction, full_enough_block_size, full_enough_mixed_block_size, }; bazaar::groupcompress::manager::check_is_well_utilized(&factories, content_length, &settings) } #[pyfunction] fn rabin_hash(data: Vec) -> PyResult { Ok(bazaar::groupcompress::rabin_delta::rabin_hash( data.try_into() .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Error during rabin_hash: {:?}", e)))?, ) .into()) } /// One factory's per-record state inside a [`LazyGroupContentManager`]. /// /// Mirrors the public attributes of Python's `_LazyGroupCompressFactory` — /// `key`, `parents`, `start`, `end`, optional cached chunks/sha1/size, and /// the `_first` flag controlling its `storage_kind`. #[derive(Default)] struct FactoryState { key: Option>, parents: Option>, start: u64, end: u64, sha1: Option>, size: Option, chunks: Option>>, first: bool, } /// Rust-backed `_LazyGroupContentManager`. /// /// Holds an inline list of [`FactoryState`]s and a `Py`, /// so the manager owns the underlying data without a Python-level reference /// cycle. Factories are exposed as separate `LazyGroupCompressFactory` /// pyclasses on demand; iteration breaks the back-reference exactly the same /// way the Python original does. #[pyclass( name = "LazyGroupContentManager", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress" )] struct LazyGroupContentManager { block: Py, factories: Vec, last_byte: u64, get_settings: Option>, compressor_settings: Option>, /// Per-instance override for the well-utilized threshold. Tests poke at /// this directly to force smaller blocks to count as full. full_enough_block_size: usize, full_enough_mixed_block_size: usize, max_cut_fraction: f64, } const DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX: usize = 1024 * 1024; const MAX_CUT_FRACTION: f64 = 0.75; const FULL_ENOUGH_BLOCK_SIZE: usize = 3 * 1024 * 1024; const FULL_ENOUGH_MIXED_BLOCK_SIZE: usize = 2 * 768 * 1024; fn default_compressor_settings(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let dict = PyDict::new(py); dict.set_item("max_bytes_to_index", DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX)?; Ok(dict.into_any().unbind()) } impl LazyGroupContentManager { fn ensure_compressor_settings(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(settings) = &self.compressor_settings { return Ok(settings.clone_ref(py)); } let settings = if let Some(cb) = &self.get_settings { let result = cb.call0(py)?; if result.is_none(py) { default_compressor_settings(py)? } else { result } } else { default_compressor_settings(py)? }; self.compressor_settings = Some(settings.clone_ref(py)); Ok(settings) } fn factories_for_well_utilized(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Vec<((usize, usize), Vec)> { self.factories .iter() .map(|f| { let prefix = if let Some(key) = &f.key { let key = key.bind(py); let len = key.len(); if len <= 1 { Vec::new() } else { let mut out = Vec::new(); for i in 0..len - 1 { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\x00'); } if let Ok(item) = key.get_item(i) { if let Ok(b) = item.cast::() { out.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } } } out } } else { Vec::new() }; ((f.start as usize, f.end as usize), prefix) }) .collect() } fn invoke_check_rebuild(&self) -> PyResult<(Py, usize, usize)> { Python::attach(|py| { let positions: Vec<(usize, usize)> = self .factories .iter() .map(|f| (f.start as usize, f.end as usize)) .collect(); let block = self.block.borrow(py); let content_length = block .inner .content_length() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("block has no content length"))?; drop(block); let (action, last, total) = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::check_rebuild_action(&positions, content_length); let action_obj: Py = match action { bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Keep => py.None(), bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Trim => { "trim".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any().unbind() } bazaar::groupcompress::manager::RebuildAction::Rebuild => { "rebuild".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any().unbind() } }; Ok((action_obj, last, total)) }) } } #[pymethods] impl LazyGroupContentManager { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (block, get_compressor_settings = None))] fn new(block: Py, get_compressor_settings: Option>) -> Self { Self { block, factories: Vec::new(), last_byte: 0, get_settings: get_compressor_settings, compressor_settings: None, full_enough_block_size: FULL_ENOUGH_BLOCK_SIZE, full_enough_mixed_block_size: FULL_ENOUGH_MIXED_BLOCK_SIZE, max_cut_fraction: MAX_CUT_FRACTION, } } #[getter] fn _full_enough_block_size(&self) -> usize { self.full_enough_block_size } #[setter(_full_enough_block_size)] fn set_full_enough_block_size_py(&mut self, v: usize) { self.full_enough_block_size = v; } #[getter] fn _full_enough_mixed_block_size(&self) -> usize { self.full_enough_mixed_block_size } #[setter(_full_enough_mixed_block_size)] fn set_full_enough_mixed_block_size_py(&mut self, v: usize) { self.full_enough_mixed_block_size = v; } #[getter] fn _max_cut_fraction(&self) -> f64 { self.max_cut_fraction } #[setter(_max_cut_fraction)] fn set_max_cut_fraction_py(&mut self, v: f64) { self.max_cut_fraction = v; } fn _make_group_compressor(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let settings = self.ensure_compressor_settings(py)?; let settings_bound = settings.into_bound(py); let settings_ref: Option<&Bound> = if settings_bound.is_none() { None } else { Some(&settings_bound) }; let inner = RabinGroupCompressor::new(settings_ref)?; Py::new(py, inner) } #[getter] fn _block(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.block.clone_ref(py) } /// Test probe: number of registered factories. #[getter] fn _factories<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult>> { let n = slf.factories.len(); let manager: Py = slf.into(); (0..n) .map(|i| { Bound::new( py, LazyGroupCompressFactory { manager: Some(manager.clone_ref(py)), index: i, }, ) }) .collect() } #[getter] fn _last_byte(&self) -> u64 { self.last_byte } #[getter] fn _compressor_settings(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.compressor_settings.as_ref().map(|s| s.clone_ref(py)) } fn _get_compressor_settings(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self.ensure_compressor_settings(py) } fn add_factory( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Py, parents: Py, start: u64, end: u64, ) -> PyResult<()> { let key_tuple = key.bind(py).clone().cast_into::().map_err(|_| { PyValueError::new_err("LazyGroupContentManager.add_factory: key must be a tuple") })?; let first = self.factories.is_empty(); if end > self.last_byte { self.last_byte = end; } self.factories.push(FactoryState { key: Some(key_tuple.unbind()), parents: Some(parents), start, end, sha1: None, size: None, chunks: None, first, }); Ok(()) } /// Iterate the factories. After yielding a factory, its back-reference to /// this manager is cleared (matching the Python original). fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let n = slf.factories.len(); let manager: Py = slf.into(); Bound::new( py, RecordStreamIter { manager: Some(manager), index: 0, len: n, }, ) } fn check_is_well_utilized(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { if self.factories.len() == 1 { return Ok(false); } let factories = self.factories_for_well_utilized(py); let block = self.block.borrow(py); let content_length = block .inner .content_length() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("block has no content length"))?; let settings = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::WellUtilizedSettings { max_cut_fraction: self.max_cut_fraction, full_enough_block_size: self.full_enough_block_size, full_enough_mixed_block_size: self.full_enough_mixed_block_size, }; Ok(bazaar::groupcompress::manager::check_is_well_utilized( &factories, content_length, &settings, )) } fn _check_rebuild_action<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, usize, usize)> { let (action, last, total) = self.invoke_check_rebuild()?; Ok((action.into_bound(py), last, total)) } fn _check_rebuild_block(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let (action, last_byte_used, _) = self.invoke_check_rebuild()?; let action_bound = action.into_bound(py); if action_bound.is_none() { return Ok(()); } let action_str: String = action_bound.extract()?; match action_str.as_str() { "trim" => self.trim_block(py, last_byte_used), "rebuild" => self.rebuild_block(py), other => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown rebuild action: {:?}", other ))), } } fn _rebuild_block(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.rebuild_block(py) } fn _trim_block(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, last_byte: usize) -> PyResult<()> { self.trim_block(py, last_byte) } /// Build the over-the-wire representation of this manager, repacking the /// underlying block first if `_check_rebuild_block` thinks it's worth it. fn _wire_bytes<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { self._check_rebuild_block(py)?; let mut wire_factories = Vec::with_capacity(self.factories.len()); for f in &self.factories { let key_tuple = f .key .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory missing key"))? .bind(py); let key: Vec> = key_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let parents_obj = f .parents .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py)); let parents: Option>>> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { let pt = parents_obj.cast_into::()?; let mut parents = Vec::with_capacity(pt.len()); for parent_obj in pt.iter() { let parent_tuple = parent_obj.cast_into::()?; let parent: Vec> = parent_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("parent segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; parents.push(parent); } Some(parents) }; wire_factories.push(bazaar::groupcompress::wire::WireFactory { key, parents, start: f.start, end: f.end, }); } let (block_bytes_len, block_chunks) = { let mut block = self.block.borrow_mut(py); block.to_chunks(py, None) }; let prefix = bazaar::groupcompress::wire::build_wire_prefix(&wire_factories, block_bytes_len) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("zlib error: {}", e)))?; // Concatenate prefix + chunks into a single bytes object. let mut out = prefix; for chunk in block_chunks { out.extend_from_slice(chunk.as_bytes()); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } /// Used by `_LazyGroupCompressFactory._extract_bytes` to make sure the /// inner block content has been decompressed up to `_last_byte`. fn _prepare_for_extract(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut block = self.block.borrow_mut(py); block .inner .ensure_content(Some(self.last_byte as usize)) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string())) } #[classmethod] fn from_bytes<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, bytes: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let frame = bazaar::groupcompress::wire::parse_wire(bytes) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let block_inner = bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(frame.block_bytes) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("Invalid block: {:?}", e)))?; let block = Bound::new( py, GroupCompressBlock { inner: block_inner, z_content_cache: None, }, )?; let mgr = Bound::new( py, LazyGroupContentManager { block: block.unbind(), factories: Vec::new(), last_byte: 0, get_settings: None, compressor_settings: None, full_enough_block_size: FULL_ENOUGH_BLOCK_SIZE, full_enough_mixed_block_size: FULL_ENOUGH_MIXED_BLOCK_SIZE, max_cut_fraction: MAX_CUT_FRACTION, }, )?; { let mut mgr_ref = mgr.borrow_mut(); for factory in frame.factories { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, factory.key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)))?; let parents: Bound = match factory.parents { None => py.None().into_bound(py), Some(parents) => PyTuple::new( py, parents.iter().map(|p| { PyTuple::new(py, p.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s))).unwrap() }), )? .into_any(), }; let first = mgr_ref.factories.is_empty(); if factory.end > mgr_ref.last_byte { mgr_ref.last_byte = factory.end; } mgr_ref.factories.push(FactoryState { key: Some(key_tuple.unbind()), parents: Some(parents.unbind()), start: factory.start, end: factory.end, sha1: None, size: None, chunks: None, first, }); } } Ok(mgr) } } impl LazyGroupContentManager { /// Snapshot the wrapper's per-record state into the pure-Rust /// [`bazaar::groupcompress::manager::FactoryState`] form. The result has /// no Python references and can be passed to the pure-Rust state machine. fn snapshot_factory_states( &self, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult> { self.factories .iter() .map(|f| { let chunks = if let Some(cached) = &f.chunks { Some( cached .iter() .map(|b| b.bind(py).as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect::>>(), ) } else { None }; Ok(bazaar::groupcompress::manager::FactoryState { start: f.start, end: f.end, sha1: None, size: f.size, chunks, first: f.first, }) }) .collect() } /// Snapshot just the per-record key segments (in pure bytes form), used /// to feed [`bazaar::groupcompress::manager::rebuild_block`]. fn snapshot_factory_keys(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>>> { self.factories .iter() .map(|f| { let key_tuple = f .key .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory missing key"))? .bind(py); key_tuple .iter() .map(|seg| { seg.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes")) }) .collect::>>>() }) .collect() } fn install_block( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, block: bazaar::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.block = Bound::new( py, GroupCompressBlock { inner: block, z_content_cache: None, }, )? .unbind(); Ok(()) } fn trim_block(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, last_byte: usize) -> PyResult<()> { let new_block = { let mut block = self.block.borrow_mut(py); bazaar::groupcompress::manager::trim_block(&mut block.inner, last_byte) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))? }; self.install_block(py, new_block) } fn rebuild_block(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { // Get the compressor settings (Python side may want to lazily compute // them via a callback). let settings_obj = self.ensure_compressor_settings(py)?; let settings_bound = settings_obj.into_bound(py); let settings_ref: Option<&Bound> = if settings_bound.is_none() { None } else { Some(&settings_bound) }; let max_bytes_to_index = max_bytes_from_settings(settings_ref)?; let keys = self.snapshot_factory_keys(py)?; let mut states = self.snapshot_factory_states(py)?; let result = { let mut block = self.block.borrow_mut(py); bazaar::groupcompress::manager::rebuild_block( &mut block.inner, &mut states, &keys, max_bytes_to_index, ) .map_err(PyValueError::new_err)? }; // Write the new offsets/sha1s back into the wrapper's slots. for (slot, state) in self.factories.iter_mut().zip(states.iter()) { slot.start = state.start; slot.end = state.end; slot.sha1 = state .sha1 .as_ref() .map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s.as_bytes()).into_any().unbind()); slot.chunks = None; } self.last_byte = result.last_byte; self.install_block(py, result.block) } } /// Iterator returned by `LazyGroupContentManager.get_record_stream`. /// /// On each `__next__` it yields a fresh [`LazyGroupCompressFactory`] view of /// the next slot, then on the *following* call it sets that factory's manager /// reference to `None` to break the back-pointer (matching the Python /// original's `factory._manager = None` after `yield factory`). #[pyclass] struct RecordStreamIter { manager: Option>, index: usize, len: usize, } #[pymethods] impl RecordStreamIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>( mut slf: PyRefMut<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult>> { let Some(manager) = slf.manager.as_ref().map(|m| m.clone_ref(py)) else { return Ok(None); }; if slf.index >= slf.len { slf.manager = None; return Ok(None); } let idx = slf.index; slf.index += 1; Bound::new( py, LazyGroupCompressFactory { manager: Some(manager), index: idx, }, ) .map(Some) } } /// Rust-backed `_LazyGroupCompressFactory`. /// /// This is a thin view onto a slot inside [`LazyGroupContentManager`]. It /// keeps an optional back-reference to the manager so its `get_bytes_as` /// method can extract bytes lazily; the back-reference can be cleared from /// Python (mirroring `factory._manager = None`). #[pyclass( name = "LazyGroupCompressFactory", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress" )] struct LazyGroupCompressFactory { manager: Option>, index: usize, } impl LazyGroupCompressFactory { fn with_state(&self, py: Python<'_>, f: F) -> PyResult where F: FnOnce(&FactoryState) -> PyResult, { let manager_py = self .manager .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory has no manager"))?; let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); let state = manager .factories .get(self.index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; f(state) } fn with_state_mut(&self, py: Python<'_>, f: F) -> PyResult where F: FnOnce(&mut FactoryState) -> PyResult, { let manager_py = self .manager .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory has no manager"))?; let mut manager = manager_py.borrow_mut(py); let index = self.index; let state = manager .factories .get_mut(index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; f(state) } } #[pymethods] impl LazyGroupCompressFactory { #[getter] fn key(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self.with_state(py, |s| { s.key .as_ref() .map(|k| k.clone_ref(py)) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory missing key")) }) } #[getter] fn parents(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self.with_state(py, |s| { Ok(s.parents .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None())) }) } #[setter] fn set_parents(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Py) -> PyResult<()> { // Contract: parents is a list/tuple of revision-id keys, or None. // Reject anything else at the binding boundary so a typo in the // caller (e.g. passing an int) fails loudly here rather than // surfacing as a confusing AttributeError later inside reconcile. if !value.is_none(py) { let bound = value.bind(py); if !bound.is_instance_of::() && !bound.is_instance_of::() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err( "parents must be a list, tuple, or None", )); } } self.with_state_mut(py, |s| { s.parents = if value.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(value) }; Ok(()) }) } #[getter] fn _start(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { self.with_state(py, |s| Ok(s.start)) } #[getter] fn _end(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { self.with_state(py, |s| Ok(s.end)) } #[getter] fn _first(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { self.with_state(py, |s| Ok(s.first)) } #[getter] fn sha1(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self.with_state(py, |s| { Ok(s.sha1 .as_ref() .map(|x| x.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None())) }) } #[getter] fn size(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self.with_state(py, |s| { Ok(s.size .map(|x| x.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().into_any().unbind()) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None())) }) } #[getter] fn storage_kind(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<&'static str> { self.with_state(py, |s| { Ok(if s.first { "groupcompress-block" } else { "groupcompress-block-ref" }) }) } #[getter] fn _manager(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Option> { self.manager.as_ref().map(|m| m.clone_ref(py)) } #[setter(_manager)] fn set_manager_py(&mut self, value: Option>) { self.manager = value; } fn get_bytes_as<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { let manager_py = self .manager .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory has no manager"))? .clone_ref(py); // Determine our own storage_kind from the cached `_first` flag. let own_kind = { let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); let state = manager .factories .get(self.index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; if state.first { "groupcompress-block" } else { "groupcompress-block-ref" } }; if storage_kind == own_kind { if own_kind == "groupcompress-block" { // First factory → wire bytes for the whole manager. let mut manager = manager_py.borrow_mut(py); let bound = manager._wire_bytes(py)?; return Ok(bound.into_any().unbind()); } else { return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any().unbind()); } } if !matches!(storage_kind, "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { return Err(unavailable_representation( py, &manager_py, self.index, storage_kind, own_kind, )?); } // Make sure the chunks have been extracted. let chunks = self.ensure_chunks(py, &manager_py)?; match storage_kind { "fulltext" => { let mut all = Vec::new(); for c in &chunks { all.extend_from_slice(c.bind(py).as_bytes()); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &all).into_any().unbind()) } "chunked" => { let list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, chunks.into_iter().map(|c| c.into_bound(py)))?; Ok(list.into_any().unbind()) } "lines" => { let raw: Vec> = chunks .iter() .map(|c| c.bind(py).as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); let lines: Vec> = bazaar::osutils::chunks_to_lines( raw.into_iter().map(Ok::<_, std::convert::Infallible>), ) .map(|r| r.unwrap().into_owned()) .collect(); Ok( pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)))? .into_any() .unbind(), ) } _ => unreachable!(), } } fn iter_bytes_as<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { let manager_py = self .manager .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory has no manager"))? .clone_ref(py); let chunks = self.ensure_chunks(py, &manager_py)?; match storage_kind { "chunked" => { let list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, chunks.into_iter().map(|c| c.into_bound(py)))?; Ok(list.try_iter()?.unbind().into()) } "lines" => { let raw: Vec> = chunks .iter() .map(|c| c.bind(py).as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); let lines: Vec> = bazaar::osutils::chunks_to_lines( raw.into_iter().map(Ok::<_, std::convert::Infallible>), ) .map(|r| r.unwrap().into_owned()) .collect(); let list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)))?; Ok(list.try_iter()?.unbind().into()) } _ => Err(unavailable_representation( py, &manager_py, self.index, storage_kind, "groupcompress-block", )?), } } } impl LazyGroupCompressFactory { fn ensure_chunks( &self, py: Python<'_>, manager_py: &Py, ) -> PyResult>> { // Try the cached chunks first. { let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); let state = manager .factories .get(self.index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; if let Some(c) = &state.chunks { return Ok(c.iter().map(|x| x.clone_ref(py)).collect()); } } // Extract from the block. _prepare_for_extract first. { let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); manager._prepare_for_extract(py)?; } let chunks = { let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); let state = manager .factories .get(self.index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; let start = state.start as usize; let end = state.end as usize; let _ = state; let mut block = manager.block.borrow_mut(py); block .inner .extract(start, end) .map_err(|e| DecompressCorruption::new_err(format!("zlib: {:?}", e)))? .into_iter() .map(|c| PyBytes::new(py, &c).unbind()) .collect::>() }; // Store back on the state. { let mut manager = manager_py.borrow_mut(py); manager.factories[self.index].chunks = Some(chunks.iter().map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)).collect()); } Ok(chunks) } } fn unavailable_representation( py: Python<'_>, manager_py: &Py, index: usize, requested: &str, own_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult { let key: Py = { let manager = manager_py.borrow(py); let state = manager .factories .get(index) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("factory index out of range"))?; match &state.key { Some(k) => k.clone_ref(py).into_any(), None => py.None(), } }; Ok(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(( key, requested.to_string(), own_kind.to_string(), ))) } /// Rust-backed `_GCBuildDetails`. /// /// A tuple-like record holding a parent key list plus a 5-tuple index memo /// `(index, group_start, group_end, basis_end, delta_end)`. `compression_parent` /// is always `None` and `method` is always `"group"`, so `__getitem__` exposes /// the 4-tuple `(index_memo, None, parents, ("group", None))`. #[pyclass(name = "GCBuildDetails", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress")] struct GCBuildDetails { parents: Py, index: Py, group_start: u64, group_end: u64, basis_end: u64, delta_end: u64, } #[pymethods] impl GCBuildDetails { #[new] fn new(parents: Py, position_info: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let tup: (Py, u64, u64, u64, u64) = position_info.extract()?; Ok(Self { parents, index: tup.0, group_start: tup.1, group_end: tup.2, basis_end: tup.3, delta_end: tup.4, }) } #[classattr] fn method(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "group").into_any().unbind() } #[classattr] fn compression_parent(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { py.None() } #[getter] fn index_memo<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ self.index.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py), self.group_start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), self.group_end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), self.basis_end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), self.delta_end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) } #[getter] fn record_details<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "group").into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py), ], ) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let memo = self.index_memo(py)?; let parents = self.parents.bind(py); Ok(format!( "_GCBuildDetails({}, {})", memo.repr()?.to_str()?, parents.repr()?.to_str()? )) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { 4 } fn __getitem__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, offset: isize) -> PyResult> { match offset { 0 => Ok(self.index_memo(py)?.into_any()), 1 => Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)), 2 => Ok(self.parents.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)), 3 => Ok(self.record_details(py)?.into_any()), _ => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyIndexError::new_err( "offset out of range", )), } } } /// Mapper from `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` needs into `GraphIndex` storage. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.groupcompress._GCGraphIndex`. #[pyclass(name = "_GCGraphIndex")] struct GCGraphIndex { graph_index: Py, is_locked: Py, parents: bool, add_callback: Option>, inconsistency_fatal: bool, /// Integer cache for group start/stop values (avoids duplicate int objects). int_cache: std::collections::HashMap, /// Optional external-parent-ref tracker. key_dependencies: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl GCGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = ( graph_index, is_locked, parents = true, add_callback = None, track_external_parent_refs = false, inconsistency_fatal = true, track_new_keys = false, ))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, graph_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, is_locked: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: bool, add_callback: Option>, track_external_parent_refs: bool, inconsistency_fatal: bool, track_new_keys: bool, ) -> PyResult { let key_dependencies = if track_external_parent_refs { let kr = crate::versionedfile::KeyRefs::new_rust(py, track_new_keys)?; Some(Py::new(py, kr)?) } else { None }; Ok(Self { graph_index: graph_index.unbind(), is_locked: is_locked.unbind(), parents, add_callback: add_callback.map(|c| c.unbind()), inconsistency_fatal, int_cache: std::collections::HashMap::new(), key_dependencies, }) } #[getter] fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { self.parents } #[getter] fn _graph_index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.graph_index.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _int_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = PyDict::new(py); for (k, v) in &self.int_cache { d.set_item(k, v)?; } Ok(d.unbind()) } #[getter] fn _key_dependencies(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { match &self.key_dependencies { Some(kd) => Ok(kd.clone_ref(py).into_any()), None => Ok(py.None()), } } /// Public alias for `_key_dependencies`. Mirrors the Python /// `_GCGraphIndex.key_dependencies` property that breezy reads /// directly when materialising missing-parent reports. #[getter] fn key_dependencies(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self._key_dependencies(py) } /// Reset the recorded parent references. No-op when the index was /// built without `track_external_parent_refs=True`. fn clear_key_dependencies(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(kd) = &self.key_dependencies { kd.bind(py).call_method0("clear")?; } Ok(()) } /// Add-records callback exposed for read access. `None` if the index /// was constructed without one (i.e. read-only). #[getter] fn _add_callback(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.add_callback .as_ref() .map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()) } /// Install or replace the add-records callback after construction. /// Mirrors the Python `_GCGraphIndex.set_add_callback`. fn set_add_callback(&mut self, callback: Option>) { self.add_callback = callback.map(|c| c.unbind()); } /// Whether duplicate-with-different-details adds raise instead of /// warning. Mirrors the Python `_GCGraphIndex._inconsistency_fatal`. #[getter] fn _inconsistency_fatal(&self) -> bool { self.inconsistency_fatal } fn _check_read(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if !self.is_locked.bind(py).call0()?.is_truthy()? { return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err((py.None(),))); } Ok(()) } fn _check_write_ok(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { // Match the Python order in `_GCGraphIndex._check_write_ok` (which // just delegates to `_is_locked()`): missing lock is more specific // than read-only. Without this, an unlocked read-only repo raises // ReadOnlyError instead of ObjectNotLocked. self._check_read(py)?; if self.add_callback.is_none() { return Err(ReadOnlyError::new_err(py.None())); } Ok(()) } fn keys(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let entries = self.graph_index.bind(py).call_method0("iter_all_entries")?; let result = PyList::empty(py); for entry in entries.try_iter()? { result.append(entry?.get_item(1)?)?; } Ok(result.unbind()) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); let nodes = self._get_entries(py, keys)?; if self.parents { for node in nodes.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let key = node.get_item(1)?; let parents = node.get_item(3)?.get_item(0)?; result.set_item(key, parents)?; } } else { for node in nodes.try_iter()? { let key = node?.get_item(1)?; result.set_item(key, py.None())?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_build_details<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); let entries = self._get_entries(py, keys)?; for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; let parents = if self.parents { entry.get_item(3)?.get_item(0)?.unbind() } else { py.None() }; let position = self._node_to_position(&entry)?; let details = GCBuildDetails { parents, index: position.0, group_start: position.1, group_end: position.2, basis_end: position.3, delta_end: position.4, }; result.set_item(key, Py::new(py, details)?)?; } Ok(result) } fn find_ancestry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self.graph_index .bind(py) .call_method1("find_ancestry", (keys, 0i32)) } fn get_missing_parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let kd = self.key_dependencies.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { PyValueError::new_err("get_missing_parents called without key_dependencies") })?; let kd = kd.bind(py).borrow(); let unsatisfied = kd.get_unsatisfied_refs_rust(py)?; let parent_map = self.get_parent_map(py, unsatisfied)?; kd.satisfy_refs_for_keys_rust(py, parent_map.into_any())?; let refs = kd.get_unsatisfied_refs_rust(py)?; let out = PySet::empty(py)?; for key in refs.try_iter()? { out.add(key?)?; } Ok(out) } #[pyo3(signature = (records, random_id = false))] fn add_records( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, random_id: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let add_callback = self .add_callback .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| ReadOnlyError::new_err(py.None()))?; // Collect into a dict: key -> (value, refs) let keys_map = PyDict::new(py); let mut changed = false; for record in records.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let key = record.get_item(0)?; let value = record.get_item(1)?; let refs = record.get_item(2)?; // For parentless index, strip non-empty refs. if !self.parents { let has_refs = refs.try_iter()?.any(|r| { r.as_ref() .map(|r| r.is_truthy().unwrap_or(false)) .unwrap_or(false) }); if has_refs { pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, KnitCorrupt); return Err(KnitCorrupt::new_err(( py.None(), "attempt to add node with parents in parentless index.", ))); } changed = true; keys_map.set_item(key, (value, PyTuple::empty(py)))?; } else { keys_map.set_item(key, (value, refs))?; } } // Check for duplicates if not random_id. if !random_id { let present = self._get_entries(py, keys_map.call_method0("keys")?)?; for node in present.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let key = node.get_item(1)?; let existing_value = node.get_item(2)?; let existing_refs = if self.parents { node.get_item(3)? } else { PyTuple::empty(py).into_any() }; let entry = keys_map.get_item(&key)?.unwrap(); let passed_refs = entry.get_item(1)?; // Compare refs as nested tuples. let passed_as_tuples = as_tuples(py, &passed_refs)?; let existing_as_tuples = as_tuples(py, &existing_refs)?; if !existing_as_tuples.eq(&passed_as_tuples)? { // Match Python: f"{key} {value, node_refs} {passed}" let existing_pair = PyTuple::new(py, [existing_value.clone(), existing_refs.clone()])?; let details = format!( "{} {} {}", key.repr()?.to_str()?, existing_pair.repr()?.to_str()?, entry.repr()?.to_str()?, ); if self.inconsistency_fatal { pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, KnitCorrupt); return Err(KnitCorrupt::new_err(( py.None(), format!("inconsistent details in add_records: {}", details), ))); } else { // Log warning and skip. log::warn!( target: "bzrformats.groupcompress", "inconsistent details in skipped record: {}", details ); } } keys_map.del_item(key)?; changed = true; } } // Build the records list for the callback. let result = PyList::empty(py); if self.parents { for (key, entry) in keys_map.iter() { let value = entry.get_item(0)?; let refs = entry.get_item(1)?; result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key, value, refs])?)?; } } else { // Parentless: always emit 2-tuples. changed = true; for (key, entry) in keys_map.iter() { let value = entry.get_item(0)?; result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key, value])?)?; } } // Update key_dependencies. if let Some(kd) = &self.key_dependencies { let kd = kd.bind(py).borrow(); if self.parents { for item in result.iter() { let item: Bound<'_, PyAny> = item; let key = item.get_item(0)?; let refs = item.get_item(2)?; let parents = refs.get_item(0)?; kd.add_references_rust(py, key, parents)?; } } else { for item in result.iter() { let item: Bound<'_, PyAny> = item; let key = item.get_item(0)?; kd.add_key_rust(py, key)?; } } } let records_to_add = if changed { result.into_any() } else { // Re-use original records — they haven't changed shape. // (In practice `changed` is always true for parentless or when // duplicates were dropped; when false we can pass result directly // since we built it identically.) result.into_any() }; add_callback.call1(py, (records_to_add,))?; Ok(()) } fn scan_unvalidated_index( &self, py: Python<'_>, graph_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let kd = match &self.key_dependencies { Some(kd) => kd, None => return Ok(()), }; let entries = graph_index.call_method0("iter_all_entries")?; let kd = kd.bind(py).borrow(); for node in entries.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let key = node.get_item(1)?; let refs = node.get_item(3)?; let parents = refs.get_item(0)?; kd.add_references_rust(py, key, parents)?; } Ok(()) } } impl GCGraphIndex { /// Convert an index entry to its `(index, group_start, group_end, basis_end, delta_end)` tuple. fn _node_to_position( &mut self, node: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Py, u64, u64, u64, u64)> { let value: Vec = node.get_item(2)?.extract::>()?; let pos = bazaar::groupcompress::manager::parse_node_position(&value) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; // Cache start and stop to avoid duplicate int objects. let start = *self.int_cache.entry(pos.start).or_insert(pos.start); let stop = *self.int_cache.entry(pos.stop).or_insert(pos.stop); let index = node.get_item(0)?.unbind(); Ok((index, start, stop, pos.basis_end, pos.delta_end)) } /// Collect entries from the underlying graph_index for `keys`. /// When `parents` is false, adapts output to include an empty refs tuple. fn _get_entries<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let iter = self .graph_index .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries", (keys,))?; let result = PyList::empty(py); if self.parents { for node in iter.try_iter()? { result.append(node?)?; } } else { for node in iter.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let idx = node.get_item(0)?; let key = node.get_item(1)?; let val = node.get_item(2)?; result.append(PyTuple::new( py, [idx, key, val, PyTuple::empty(py).into_any()], )?)?; } } Ok(result) } } /// Recursively convert `obj` to nested plain Python tuples. fn as_tuples<'py>(py: Python<'py>, obj: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(seq) = obj.try_iter() { let items: Vec> = seq .map(|r| r.and_then(|item| as_tuples(py, &item))) .collect::>()?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, items)?.into_any()) } else { Ok(obj.clone()) } } /// Fetches groupcompress blocks in batches and turns them into record /// factories. /// /// Port of the Python `_BatchingBlockFetcher`. Keys are accumulated with /// `add_key`; `yield_factories` fetches the batch's blocks, builds one /// `LazyGroupContentManager` per block, registers each key as a factory, /// and returns the resulting record factories. #[pyclass(name = "_BatchingBlockFetcher")] pub struct BatchingBlockFetcher { /// The owning `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` (for `_get_blocks`). gcvf: Py, /// `{key: index_memo}` for every key that might be fetched. locations: Py, /// Keys added to the current batch, in order. keys: Vec>, /// Read-memos seen this batch -> cached block, or `None` if to-fetch. batch_memos: std::collections::HashMap>>, /// Uncached read-memos to fetch: typed memo paired with its tuple. memos_to_get: Vec<(GcReadMemo, Py)>, /// Running byte estimate for the pending batch. total_bytes: u64, /// Read-memo of the block the current manager covers. last_read_memo: Option, /// The manager accumulating factories for the current block. manager: Option>, /// Optional compressor-settings callback passed to each manager. get_compressor_settings: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl BatchingBlockFetcher { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (gcvf, locations, get_compressor_settings=None))] fn new( gcvf: Bound<'_, PyAny>, locations: Bound<'_, PyDict>, get_compressor_settings: Option>, ) -> Self { BatchingBlockFetcher { gcvf: gcvf.unbind(), locations: locations.unbind(), keys: Vec::new(), batch_memos: std::collections::HashMap::new(), memos_to_get: Vec::new(), total_bytes: 0, last_read_memo: None, manager: None, get_compressor_settings: get_compressor_settings.map(|s| s.unbind()), } } /// Add a key to the current batch; return the running byte estimate. /// /// Mirrors `_BatchingBlockFetcher.add_key`: a read-memo already in the /// batch is not re-counted; an uncached one is queued for fetch and its /// `stop` offset added to the estimate (matching the Python code, which /// adds `read_memo[2]`). fn add_key(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { // locations[key] is a GCBuildDetails; index_memo is its element 0. let details = self .locations .bind(py) .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err("key not in locations"))?; let index_memo = details.get_item(0)?; // read_memo = index_memo[0:3] let read_memo_obj = read_memo_tuple(py, &index_memo)?; let read_memo = extract_read_memo(&read_memo_obj)?; self.keys.push(key.unbind()); if self.batch_memos.contains_key(&read_memo) { return Ok(self.total_bytes); } let cached = self .gcvf .bind(py) .getattr("_group_cache")? .call_method1("get", (&read_memo_obj, py.None()))?; if cached.is_none() { self.batch_memos.insert(read_memo.clone(), None); self.memos_to_get .push((read_memo, read_memo_obj.into_any().unbind())); self.total_bytes += index_memo.get_item(2)?.extract::()?; } else { self.batch_memos.insert(read_memo, Some(cached.unbind())); } Ok(self.total_bytes) } /// Keys added to the current batch, in order. #[getter] fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for k in &self.keys { list.append(k.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } /// Read-memo tuples this batch still needs to fetch, in first-seen order. #[getter] fn memos_to_get<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for (_, tuple) in &self.memos_to_get { list.append(tuple.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } /// Running byte estimate for the pending batch. #[getter] fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { self.total_bytes } /// Build and return the record factories for the keys added so far. /// /// Mirrors `_BatchingBlockFetcher.yield_factories`: blocks are fetched, /// a `LazyGroupContentManager` is started per block, each key is /// registered, and the managers' record streams are collected. With /// `full_flush` the final manager is flushed too. Returns the factories /// as a list (the Python generator is consumed eagerly by callers). #[pyo3(signature = (full_flush=false))] fn yield_factories<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, full_flush: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); if self.manager.is_none() && self.keys.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } // Fetch every block this batch needs, as a (read_memo, block) iter. let memos_list = PyList::empty(py); for (_, tuple) in &self.memos_to_get { memos_list.append(tuple.bind(py))?; } let blocks = self .gcvf .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_blocks", (memos_list,))?; let mut blocks_iter = blocks.try_iter()?; // memos_to_get_stack: the to-fetch memos in reverse, so the next // expected block is always at the end. let mut memos_stack: Vec = self .memos_to_get .iter() .rev() .map(|(m, _)| m.clone()) .collect(); let keys = std::mem::take(&mut self.keys); for key in &keys { // locations[key] is a GCBuildDetails: details[0] is index_memo, // details[2] is the key's parents. let details = self .locations .bind(py) .get_item(key.bind(py))? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err("key not in locations"))?; let index_memo = details.get_item(0)?; let read_memo = extract_read_memo(&index_memo)?; if self.last_read_memo.as_ref() != Some(&read_memo) { // Crossing into a new block: flush the previous manager. self.flush_manager(py, &out)?; let block: Py = if memos_stack.last() == Some(&read_memo) { // The next block from _get_blocks is the one we need. let pair = blocks_iter.next().ok_or_else(|| { PyRuntimeError::new_err("_get_blocks yielded too few blocks") })??; let block_read_memo = extract_read_memo(&pair.get_item(0)?)?; if block_read_memo != read_memo { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "block_read_memo out of sync with read_memo", )); } let block = pair.get_item(1)?.unbind(); self.batch_memos .insert(read_memo.clone(), Some(block.clone_ref(py))); memos_stack.pop(); block } else { self.batch_memos .get(&read_memo) .and_then(|b| b.as_ref()) .ok_or_else(|| { PyRuntimeError::new_err("batch_memos missing a cached block") })? .clone_ref(py) }; let block_obj = block.bind(py).clone().cast_into::()?; let settings = self .get_compressor_settings .as_ref() .map(|s| s.bind(py).clone()); let manager = Bound::new( py, LazyGroupContentManager::new(block_obj.unbind(), settings.map(|s| s.unbind())), )?; self.manager = Some(manager.unbind()); self.last_read_memo = Some(read_memo); } // index_memo[3:5] -> (start, end); parents is details[2]. let start: u64 = index_memo.get_item(3)?.extract()?; let end: u64 = index_memo.get_item(4)?.extract()?; let parents = details.get_item(2)?; self.manager .as_ref() .expect("manager set above") .bind(py) .call_method1("add_factory", (key.bind(py), parents, start, end))?; } if full_flush { self.flush_manager(py, &out)?; } self.batch_memos.clear(); self.memos_to_get.clear(); self.total_bytes = 0; Ok(out) } } impl BatchingBlockFetcher { /// Drain the current manager's record stream into `out` and drop it. /// /// Mirrors `_BatchingBlockFetcher._flush_manager`. fn flush_manager(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, out: &Bound<'_, PyList>) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(manager) = self.manager.take() { let stream = manager.bind(py).call_method0("get_record_stream")?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { out.append(record?)?; } self.last_read_memo = None; } Ok(()) } } /// Concrete instantiation of the pure `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` that /// drives Python index / access / cache objects. type PureGcvf = bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GroupCompressVersionedFiles; /// Iterator returned by /// `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys`. /// The bazaar iterator's records hold `dyn ContentFactory` trait /// objects, which are neither `Send` nor `Sync`, so they cannot live in /// a pyclass field; the lines are drained into a queue up front and the /// `(bytes, key)` tuples are built one at a time. #[pyclass] struct GcLinesIter { pairs: std::collections::VecDeque<(Vec, bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcKey)>, } #[pymethods] impl GcLinesIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.pairs.pop_front() { Some((line, key)) => Ok(Some(PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), key.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?)), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Python binding for `GroupCompressVersionedFiles`. /// /// Holds the pure-Rust store plus the Python-visible state the test surface /// expects (the Python-side `_group_cache`, `_unadded_refs`, the original /// fallback objects, etc.). Methods marshal arguments in, call the pure /// store, and marshal results back. #[pyclass( name = "GroupCompressVersionedFiles", extends = crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks, subclass, dict )] pub struct GroupCompressVersionedFiles { /// The pure-Rust store; all real operations go through this. pure: PureGcvf, /// The `_GCGraphIndex` (or compatible) index object, kept for the /// `_index` getter. index_obj: Py, /// The raw-record access object, kept for the `_access` getter. access_obj: Py, /// Whether to delta-compress (True) or only entropy-compress. delta: bool, /// In-memory records added but not yet flushed, keyed by key. unadded_refs: Py, /// Block cache (`LRUSizeCache`); also the Python side of [`PyBlockCache`] /// inside the pure store. group_cache: Py, /// Python fallback VF objects, kept for the `_immediate_fallback_vfs` /// getter; the pure store holds the matching `PyVersionedFiles` /// wrappers in its own fallback list. immediate_fallback_vfs: Vec>, /// Cap on bytes a `GroupCompressor` indexes; `None` until first use. max_bytes_to_index: Option, } #[pymethods] impl GroupCompressVersionedFiles { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (index, access, delta=true, _unadded_refs=None, _group_cache=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, access: Bound<'_, PyAny>, delta: bool, _unadded_refs: Option>, _group_cache: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let unadded_refs = match _unadded_refs { Some(d) => d.unbind(), None => PyDict::new(py).unbind(), }; let group_cache = match _group_cache { Some(c) => c.unbind(), None => { // Default: LRUSizeCache(max_size=50 * 1024 * 1024) let cls = py.import("bzrformats.lru_cache")?.getattr("LRUSizeCache")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("max_size", 50 * 1024 * 1024)?; cls.call((), Some(&kwargs))?.unbind() } }; let pure = bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GroupCompressVersionedFiles::with_cache( PyGcIndex::new(index.clone().unbind()), PyGcAccess::new(access.clone().unbind()), delta, PyBlockCache::new(group_cache.clone_ref(py)), ); Ok(crate::versionedfile::vfwf_initializer().add_subclass(Self { pure, index_obj: index.unbind(), access_obj: access.unbind(), delta, unadded_refs, group_cache, immediate_fallback_vfs: Vec::new(), max_bytes_to_index: None, })) } #[getter] fn _index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.index_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _access(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.access_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _delta(&self) -> bool { self.delta } #[getter] fn _unadded_refs(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.unadded_refs.clone_ref(py) } #[setter] fn set__unadded_refs(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyDict>) { self.unadded_refs = value.unbind(); } #[getter] fn _group_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.group_cache.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _immediate_fallback_vfs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for vf in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { list.append(vf.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } #[getter] fn _max_bytes_to_index(&self) -> Option { self.max_bytes_to_index } #[setter] fn set__max_bytes_to_index(&mut self, value: Option) { self.max_bytes_to_index = value; } /// Return a clone of this object without any fallbacks configured. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.without_fallbacks`: the clone /// shares the block cache and gets a shallow copy of the unadded refs. /// The clone is built via `type(self)` so the Python subclass (which /// still carries the not-yet-ported record-stream methods) is produced, /// not the bare Rust base. fn without_fallbacks<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let me = slf.borrow(); let unadded_copy = me.unadded_refs.bind(py).copy()?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("_unadded_refs", unadded_copy)?; kwargs.set_item("_group_cache", me.group_cache.bind(py))?; slf.get_type().call( (me.index_obj.bind(py), me.access_obj.bind(py), me.delta), Some(&kwargs), ) } /// Add a fallback store for texts not present in this one. /// /// Registers the object both on the Python-visible /// `_immediate_fallback_vfs` list (read by external callers via the /// getter) and on the pure store's fallback list as a /// [`PyVersionedFiles`] adapter, so trait-driven code paths /// (`get_sha1s`, `iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys`, `check`, etc.) /// consult fallbacks correctly. fn add_fallback_versioned_files(&mut self, a_versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { let unbound = a_versioned_files.unbind(); let cloned = Python::attach(|py| unbound.clone_ref(py)); self.immediate_fallback_vfs.push(unbound); self.pure.add_fallback_versioned_files(Box::new( crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFiles::new(cloned), )); } /// Drop the block cache and the index's caches. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.clear_cache`. The pure store /// drops its block cache (and the wrapped Python LRUSizeCache via /// `PyBlockCache::clear`); we also clear the index's auxiliary caches /// that live outside the pure store. fn clear_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.pure.clear_cache(); let index = self.index_obj.bind(py); index.getattr("_graph_index")?.call_method0("clear_cache")?; index.getattr("_int_cache")?.call_method0("clear")?; Ok(()) } /// Get a map of the graph parents of `keys`; absent keys are omitted. fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Iterate `keys` manually -- it may be any iterable (set, dict_keys, // generator), not just a Sequence pyo3 can extract a Vec from. // Match historical Python leniency: keys with non-bytes elements can // never be present in the index, so silently skip them instead of // raising a TypeError that would mask the caller's own error path. let mut key_vec: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { if let Ok(parsed) = k?.extract() { key_vec.push(parsed); } } use bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::GcIndex; let has_graph = self.pure.index().has_graph(); let map = self .pure .get_parent_map(&key_vec) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (k, parents) in map { // A parentless index emits None for parents to distinguish "no // graph info" from "empty parents" (matches // _GCGraphIndex.get_parent_map and the per-vf tests). if has_graph { result.set_item(k, PyTuple::new(py, parents)?)?; } else { result.set_item(k, py.None())?; } } Ok(result) } /// Get the parent map together with the per-source result list. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_parent_map_with_sources`: /// the local index is consulted first, then each fallback in order; /// `source_results[i]` is the slice of the answer that source i /// supplied. fn _get_parent_map_with_sources<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { self.parent_map_with_sources(py, &keys) } /// All keys present in this store or any fallback. fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { log::debug!(target: "bzrformats.evil", "keys scales with size of history"); // The pure store walks its fallback list internally; we just // marshal the result into a Python set. let keys = self.pure.keys().map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys { result.add(k)?; } Ok(result) } /// Fetch `GroupCompressBlock`s for `read_memos`, in request order. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_blocks`: blocks already in /// the cache are reused; uncached read-memos are de-duplicated, fetched /// in one `get_raw_records` call, decoded and cached. Returns an /// iterator of `(read_memo, block)` pairs matching the input order, so /// callers can `next()` over it as they did the original generator. fn _get_blocks<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, read_memos: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Keep each original Python read-memo tuple (the cache key) paired // with its typed form, which de-duplication compares by. let mut requested: Vec<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, GcReadMemo)> = Vec::new(); for item in read_memos.try_iter()? { let obj = item?; let typed = extract_read_memo(&obj)?; requested.push((obj, typed)); } let cache = self.group_cache.bind(py); // Map each typed memo back to its cache-key tuple for the fetch call. let tuple_of: std::collections::HashMap> = requested .iter() .map(|(obj, typed)| (typed.clone(), obj.clone())) .collect(); // Which read-memos still need fetching: de-duplicated, in request // order, skipping any already in the block cache. let typed_only: Vec = requested.iter().map(|(_, t)| t.clone()).collect(); let to_fetch = bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::memos_to_fetch(&typed_only, |m| { tuple_of .get(m) .map(|obj| cache.contains(obj).unwrap_or(false)) .unwrap_or(false) }); let fetch_tuples = PyList::empty(py); for memo in &to_fetch { fetch_tuples.append(&tuple_of[memo])?; } let raw_records = self .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (fetch_tuples,))?; let mut raw_iter = raw_records.try_iter()?; let block_type = py.get_type::(); let result = PyList::empty(py); for (obj, _) in &requested { let cached = cache.get_item(obj).ok(); let block = match cached { Some(block) => block, None => { let zdata = raw_iter.next().ok_or_else(|| { PyRuntimeError::new_err("get_raw_records yielded too few records") })??; let block = block_type.call_method1("from_bytes", (zdata,))?; cache.set_item(obj, &block)?; block } }; result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [obj, &block])?)?; } // Return an iterator so callers can `next()` over it, as they did // the original generator. Ok(result.try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// Get a stream of records for `keys`. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.get_record_stream`: drives /// `_get_remaining_record_stream`, retrying on `RetryWithNewPacks`. /// Returns the records as a list (the Python generator is consumed by /// iteration anyway). fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'py, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // keys might be a generator; materialise it once. let orig_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { orig_keys.append(k?)?; } let out = PyList::empty(py); if orig_keys.is_empty() { return Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()); } let mut ordering: String = ordering.extract()?; let has_graph: bool = slf .borrow() .index_obj .bind(py) .getattr("has_graph")? .extract()?; if !has_graph && (ordering == "topological" || ordering == "groupcompress") { // No graph stored: a topological ordering is not possible. ordering = "unordered".to_string(); } // remaining_keys shrinks as records come back; on a retry only the // still-missing keys are re-requested. let remaining: Bound<'py, PySet> = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in orig_keys.iter() { remaining.add(k)?; } loop { let request = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in remaining.iter() { request.add(k)?; } match Self::get_remaining_record_stream( slf, py, &request, &orig_keys, &ordering, include_delta_closure, ) { Ok(records) => { for record in records.iter() { remaining.discard(record.getattr("key")?)?; out.append(record)?; } return Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any()); } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { slf.borrow() .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("reload_or_raise", (e.value(py),))?; // Loop and retry with the still-remaining keys. } Err(e) => return Err(e), } } } /// The GroupCompressor settings dict. /// /// Mirrors `_get_compressor_settings`: defaults `_max_bytes_to_index` /// on first use, then returns `{"max_bytes_to_index": ...}`. fn _get_compressor_settings<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if self.max_bytes_to_index.is_none() { self.max_bytes_to_index = Some(bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX); } let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("max_bytes_to_index", self.max_bytes_to_index)?; Ok(d) } /// Build a fresh GroupCompressor from the current settings. fn _make_group_compressor<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let settings = slf.borrow_mut()._get_compressor_settings(py)?; py.get_type::() .call1((settings,)) .map(|c| c.into_any()) } /// Insert a record stream, returning `(sha1, length)` per record. /// /// Mirrors `_insert_record_stream`. Records are compressed into a /// GroupCompressor; full blocks are flushed to the access object and /// indexed. With `reuse_blocks`, a well-utilised incoming /// groupcompress-block is copied as-is instead of being recompressed. #[pyo3(signature = (stream, random_id=false, nostore_sha=None, reuse_blocks=true))] fn _insert_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, stream: Bound<'py, PyAny>, random_id: bool, nostore_sha: Option>, reuse_blocks: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let results = PyList::empty(py); let adapter_registry = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("adapter_registry")?; // adapter cache: {adapter_key: adapter} let adapters = PyDict::new(py); let get_adapter = |adapter_key: &Bound<'py, PyAny>| -> PyResult> { if let Some(a) = adapters.get_item(adapter_key)? { return Ok(a); } let factory = adapter_registry.call_method1("get", (adapter_key,))?; let adapter = factory.call1((slf,))?; adapters.set_item(adapter_key, &adapter)?; Ok(adapter) }; let compressor = Self::_make_group_compressor(slf, py)?; slf.setattr("_compressor", &compressor)?; slf.borrow_mut().unadded_refs = PyDict::new(py).unbind(); // keys_to_add: Vec<(key, "start end" reads, refs)> let mut keys_to_add: Vec<(Py, Py, Py)> = Vec::new(); let mut last_prefix: Option> = None; let mut max_fulltext_len: usize = 0; let mut max_fulltext_prefix: Option> = None; let mut insert_manager: Option> = None; let mut block_start: u64 = 0; let mut block_length: u64 = 0; let mut inserted_keys: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut reuse_this_block = reuse_blocks; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( record.getattr("key")?.unbind(), slf.clone().unbind(), ))); } if random_id { let key_repr = record.getattr("key")?.repr()?.to_string(); if !inserted_keys.insert(key_repr) { log::info!( target: "bzrformats.groupcompress", "Insert claimed random_id=True, but then inserted {} two times", record.getattr("key")?.repr()? ); continue; } } if reuse_blocks { // Only the leading groupcompress-block record decides reuse. if storage_kind == "groupcompress-block" { let manager = record.getattr("_manager")?; reuse_this_block = manager.call_method0("check_is_well_utilized")?.extract()?; insert_manager = Some(manager.unbind()); } } else { reuse_this_block = false; } if reuse_this_block { if storage_kind == "groupcompress-block" { let manager = record.getattr("_manager")?; insert_manager = Some(manager.clone().unbind()); let block = manager.getattr("_block")?; let (bytes_len, chunks): (usize, Bound<'py, PyAny>) = block.call_method0("to_chunks")?.extract()?; let memo = slf .borrow() .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("add_raw_record", (py.None(), bytes_len, chunks))?; block_start = memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; block_length = memo.get_item(2)?.extract()?; } if storage_kind == "groupcompress-block" || storage_kind == "groupcompress-block-ref" { let manager = record.getattr("_manager")?; match &insert_manager { None => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "No insert_manager set", )) } Some(im) if !im.bind(py).is(&manager) => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "insert_manager does not match the current record, we \ cannot be positive that the appropriate content was \ inserted.", )) } _ => {} } let start: u64 = record.getattr("_start")?.extract()?; let end: u64 = record.getattr("_end")?.extract()?; let value = PyBytes::new( py, &bazaar::groupcompress::manager::format_gc_node_value( block_start, block_length, start, end, ), ); let parents = record.getattr("parents")?; let node = PyTuple::new( py, [ record.getattr("key")?, value.into_any(), PyTuple::new(py, [parents])?.into_any(), ], )?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("random_id", random_id)?; slf.borrow().index_obj.bind(py).call_method( "add_records", (PyList::new(py, [node])?,), Some(&kwargs), )?; continue; } } // Ordinary path: get the record's chunked bytes, adapting if needed. let chunks: Bound<'py, PyAny> = match record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("chunked",)) { Ok(c) => c, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { let adapter_key = PyTuple::new( py, [ record.getattr("storage_kind")?, "chunked".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; let adapter = get_adapter(&adapter_key.into_any())?; adapter.call_method1("get_bytes", (&record, "chunked"))? } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { return Err(DecompressCorruption::new_err(e.to_string())); } Err(e) => return Err(e), }; let chunks_vec: Vec> = chunks.extract()?; let chunks_len: usize = match record.getattr("size")?.extract::>()? { Some(s) => s, None => chunks_vec.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(), }; let key = record.getattr("key")?; let (prefix, soft): (Option>, bool) = if key.len()? > 1 { let prefix = key.get_item(0)?; let soft = last_prefix .as_ref() .is_some_and(|lp| lp.bind(py).eq(&prefix).unwrap_or(false)); (Some(prefix), soft) } else { (None, false) }; if max_fulltext_len < chunks_len { max_fulltext_len = chunks_len; max_fulltext_prefix = prefix.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone().unbind()); } let compressor = slf.getattr("_compressor")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("soft", soft)?; kwargs.set_item("nostore_sha", &nostore_sha)?; let res = compressor.call_method( "compress", (&key, &chunks, chunks_len, record.getattr("sha1")?), Some(&kwargs), )?; let mut found_sha1: Py = res.get_item(0)?.unbind(); let mut end_point: usize = res.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let mut start_point: usize = res.get_item(1)?.extract()?; // start-new-block heuristic let same_prefix = match (&prefix, &max_fulltext_prefix) { (Some(p), Some(mp)) => p.eq(mp.bind(py)).unwrap_or(false), (None, None) => true, _ => false, }; let start_new_block = if same_prefix && end_point < 2 * max_fulltext_len { false } else if end_point > 4 * 1024 * 1024 { true } else { prefix.is_some() && !prefix .as_ref() .unwrap() .eq(last_prefix.as_ref().map(|p| p.bind(py))) .unwrap_or(false) && end_point > 2 * 1024 * 1024 }; last_prefix = prefix.as_ref().map(|p| p.clone().unbind()); if start_new_block { let block = compressor.call_method0("flush_without_last")?; Self::insert_flush(slf, py, &block, &mut keys_to_add, random_id)?; max_fulltext_len = chunks_len; let res2 = slf.getattr("_compressor")?.call_method1( "compress", (&key, &chunks, chunks_len, record.getattr("sha1")?), )?; found_sha1 = res2.get_item(0)?.unbind(); start_point = res2.get_item(1)?.extract()?; end_point = res2.get_item(2)?.extract()?; } // key may be content-addressed: replace a None version id. let stored_key = if key.get_item(-1)?.is_none() { let n = key.len()?; let prefix_items = PyList::empty(py); for i in 0..n - 1 { prefix_items.append(key.get_item(i)?)?; } let mut sha_seg = b"sha1:".to_vec(); sha_seg.extend_from_slice(found_sha1.bind(py).extract::>()?.as_slice()); prefix_items.append(PyBytes::new(py, &sha_seg))?; PyTuple::new(py, prefix_items.iter())?.into_any() } else { key.clone() }; let parents = record.getattr("parents")?; slf.borrow() .unadded_refs .bind(py) .set_item(&stored_key, &parents)?; results.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ &found_sha1.bind(py).clone(), &chunks_len.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?)?; // refs = (parents,) with parents normalised to nested tuples. let refs_parents = if parents.is_none() { py.None().into_bound(py) } else { let outer = PyList::empty(py); for p in parents.try_iter()? { outer.append(PyTuple::new( py, p?.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?, )?)?; } PyTuple::new(py, outer.iter())?.into_any() }; let reads = PyBytes::new(py, format!("{} {}", start_point, end_point).as_bytes()); keys_to_add.push(( stored_key.unbind(), reads.into_any().unbind(), PyTuple::new(py, [refs_parents])?.into_any().unbind(), )); } if !keys_to_add.is_empty() { let block = slf.getattr("_compressor")?.call_method0("flush")?; Self::insert_flush(slf, py, &block, &mut keys_to_add, random_id)?; } slf.setattr("_compressor", py.None())?; Ok(results) } /// Check that a key is safe to add. Mirrors `_check_add`. fn _check_add(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, random_id: bool) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = random_id; let version_id = key.get_item(-1)?; if !version_id.is_none() { let vid: Vec = version_id.extract()?; // Mirror osutils.contains_whitespace: ASCII space/tab/CR/LF/VT/FF. if vid .iter() .any(|b| matches!(b, b' ' | b'\t' | b'\n' | b'\r' | 0x0b | 0x0c)) { return Err(InvalidRevisionId::new_err(( version_id.unbind(), slf.clone().unbind(), ))); } } slf.call_method1("check_not_reserved_id", (version_id,))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a text from a `ContentFactory`. Mirrors `add_content`. #[pyo3(signature = (factory, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false))] fn add_content<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Py, Py)> { let _ = (parent_texts, left_matching_blocks); slf.borrow() .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; Self::_check_add(slf, factory.getattr("key")?, random_id)?; let records = PyList::new(py, [&factory])?; let result = Self::_insert_record_stream(slf, py, records.into_any(), random_id, nostore_sha, true)?; let first = result.get_item(0)?; Ok(( first.get_item(0)?.unbind(), first.get_item(1)?.unbind(), py.None(), )) } /// Add a text given as a list of lines. Mirrors `add_lines`. #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Py, Py)> { slf.borrow() .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; let line_vec: Vec> = lines.extract()?; if check_content { for line in &line_vec { if !line.is_empty() && line[..line.len() - 1].contains(&b'\n') { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("lines contain newlines")); } } } let sha1 = bazaar::weave::sha_strings(&line_vec); let factory = crate::versionedfile::new_chunked_content_factory( py, key.extract()?, parents.extract()?, Some(sha1), line_vec.clone(), )? .into_any(); Self::add_content( slf, py, factory, parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id, ) } /// Insert a record stream. Mirrors `insert_record_stream`. fn insert_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, stream: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { // random_id stays False: see the note in the Python original about // test_insert_record_stream_existing_keys. Self::_insert_record_stream(slf, py, stream, false, None, true)?; Ok(()) } /// SHA-1 of every key. Mirrors `get_sha1s`. fn get_sha1s<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut key_vec: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_vec.push(k?.extract()?); } let map = self .pure .get_sha1s(&key_vec) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (k, digest) in map { result.set_item(k, PyBytes::new(py, &digest))?; } Ok(result) } /// Keys of missing compression parents. /// /// Mirrors `get_missing_compression_parent_keys`: groupcompress cannot /// reference texts outside the group, so this is always empty. fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::empty(py)?.into_any()) } /// Check the store for integrity. Mirrors `check`. /// /// With `keys=None` every record is read and decoded; otherwise the /// record stream for `keys` is returned for the caller to inspect. #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None, keys=None))] fn check<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, progress_bar: Option>, keys: Option>, ) -> PyResult>> { let _ = progress_bar; match keys { None => { slf.borrow() .pure .check() .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(None) } Some(keys) => { let unordered = "unordered".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(); Ok(Some(Self::get_record_stream( slf, py, keys, unordered, true, )?)) } } } /// Iterate `(line, key)` pairs over the lines in `keys`. /// /// Mirrors `iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys`: each requested key's /// text is read and split into lines. Returns the pairs as a list. #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys<'py>( &self, _py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let _ = pb; let mut key_vec: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_vec.push(k?.extract()?); } // The record decode happens here (the records carry non-Send // trait objects that can't live in a pyclass), but the Python // objects are built one pair at a time from the queue. let pairs = self .pure .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(&key_vec) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)? .collect::, _>>() .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(GcLinesIter { pairs }) } /// This controls how the GroupCompress DeltaIndex works: the default /// max gives 100% sampling of a 1MB file. #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn _DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX() -> usize { 1024 * 1024 } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn _DEFAULT_COMPRESSOR_SETTINGS(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = PyDict::new(py); d.set_item("max_bytes_to_index", 1024 * 1024)?; Ok(d.unbind()) } /// See VersionedFiles.annotate. fn annotate<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let ann = Self::get_annotator(slf, py)?; ann.call_method1("annotate_flat", (key,)) } /// Build a `VersionedFileAnnotator` over this versioned file. Mirrors /// the Python `get_annotator`; the annotator itself still lives in /// `bzrformats.annotate`. fn get_annotator<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let cls = py .import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("VersionedFileAnnotator")?; cls.call1((slf,)) } } impl GroupCompressVersionedFiles { /// Flush a finished block: write it via the access object, index every /// buffered key against it, and reset the pending state. /// /// Mirrors the `flush` closure inside `_insert_record_stream`. fn insert_flush<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, block: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, keys_to_add: &mut Vec<(Py, Py, Py)>, random_id: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let (bytes_len, chunks): (usize, Bound<'py, PyAny>) = block.call_method0("to_chunks")?.extract()?; // A new compressor starts the next block. let compressor = Self::_make_group_compressor(slf, py)?; slf.setattr("_compressor", &compressor)?; let memo = slf .borrow() .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("add_raw_record", (py.None(), bytes_len, chunks))?; let start: u64 = memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let length: u64 = memo.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let nodes = PyList::empty(py); for (key, reads, refs) in keys_to_add.iter() { let reads_bytes = reads.bind(py).extract::>()?; let mut value = format!("{} {} ", start, length).into_bytes(); value.extend_from_slice(&reads_bytes); nodes.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ key.bind(py).clone(), PyBytes::new(py, &value).into_any(), refs.bind(py).clone(), ], )?)?; } let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("random_id", random_id)?; slf.borrow() .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method("add_records", (nodes,), Some(&kwargs))?; slf.borrow_mut().unadded_refs = PyDict::new(py).unbind(); keys_to_add.clear(); Ok(()) } /// Shared implementation behind `get_parent_map` / /// `_get_parent_map_with_sources`: walk the local index then each /// fallback, merging their `get_parent_map` answers and recording what /// each source contributed. fn parent_map_with_sources<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let result = PyDict::new(py); let source_results = PyList::empty(py); let missing = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { missing.add(k?)?; } let mut sources: Vec> = vec![self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()]; for fb in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { sources.push(fb.bind(py).clone()); } for source in sources { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let new_result = source .call_method1("get_parent_map", (&missing,))? .cast_into::()?; source_results.append(&new_result)?; for (k, v) in new_result.iter() { result.set_item(&k, v)?; missing.discard(k)?; } } Ok((result, source_results)) } /// Find whatever `missing` keys the fallback stores can supply. /// /// Mirrors `_find_from_fallback`. Returns `(parent_map, /// key_to_source_map, source_results)`; `missing` is mutated to drop /// keys a fallback supplied. `key_to_source_map` maps a key to the /// fallback object that has it. fn find_from_fallback<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, missing: &Bound<'py, PySet>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let parent_map = PyDict::new(py); let key_to_source = PyDict::new(py); let source_results = PyList::empty(py); for fb in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let source = fb.bind(py); let source_parents = source .call_method1("get_parent_map", (&*missing,))? .cast_into::()?; let found = PyList::empty(py); for (k, v) in source_parents.iter() { parent_map.set_item(&k, v)?; key_to_source.set_item(&k, source)?; found.append(&k)?; missing.discard(k)?; } source_results.append(PyTuple::new(py, [source.as_any(), found.as_any()])?)?; } Ok((parent_map, key_to_source, source_results)) } /// Group `present_keys` into `(source, [keys])` runs. /// /// `source_of` returns the Python source object for a key; consecutive /// keys from the same source (compared by identity) merge into one run. fn group_by_source<'py>( py: Python<'py>, present_keys: impl IntoIterator>, source_of: impl Fn(&Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult>, ) -> PyResult> { let runs = PyList::empty(py); let mut current: Option> = None; for key in present_keys { let source = source_of(&key)?; let same = current.as_ref().is_some_and(|c| c.is(&source)); if !same { runs.append(PyTuple::new(py, [&source, &PyList::empty(py).into_any()])?)?; current = Some(source); } let last = runs.get_item(runs.len() - 1)?; last.get_item(1)?.call_method1("append", (key,))?; } Ok(runs) } /// Topologically (or groupcompress-) order `parent_map`'s keys and group /// them by source. Mirrors `_get_ordered_source_keys`. fn ordered_source_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ordering: &str, parent_map: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, key_to_source: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult> { // Marshal the parent map to the (key, parents) segment form the // pure sorters use, remembering each key's Python object. let mut raw: Vec<(Vec>, Vec>>)> = Vec::new(); let mut key_obj: std::collections::HashMap>, Bound<'py, PyAny>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in parent_map.iter() { let segs: Vec> = k.extract()?; let parents: Vec>> = v.extract()?; key_obj.insert(segs.clone(), k); raw.push((segs, parents)); } let present: Vec>> = if ordering == "topological" { let mut sorter = vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new(raw.into_iter()); sorter .sorted() .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("topo_sort: {e:?}")))? } else { bazaar::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal(raw) }; let ordered = present .into_iter() .filter_map(|segs| key_obj.get(&segs).cloned()); Self::group_by_source(py, ordered, |key| match key_to_source.get_item(key)? { Some(src) => Ok(src), None => Ok(slf.clone().into_any()), }) } /// Keep `orig_keys` order, grouping by source, dropping absent keys. /// Mirrors `_get_as_requested_source_keys`. fn as_requested_source_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, orig_keys: &Bound<'py, PyList>, locations: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, unadded: &Bound<'py, PySet>, key_to_source: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut present: Vec> = Vec::new(); for key in orig_keys.iter() { if locations.contains(&key)? || unadded.contains(&key)? || key_to_source.contains(&key)? { present.push(key); } } Self::group_by_source(py, present, |key| { if locations.contains(key)? || unadded.contains(key)? { Ok(slf.clone().into_any()) } else { match key_to_source.get_item(key)? { Some(src) => Ok(src), None => Ok(slf.clone().into_any()), } } }) } /// In-memory keys first, then located keys grouped by block, then /// fallback runs. Mirrors `_get_io_ordered_source_keys`. fn io_ordered_source_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, locations: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, unadded: &Bound<'py, PySet>, source_result: &Bound<'py, PyList>, ) -> PyResult> { let present = PyList::empty(py); for k in unadded.iter() { present.append(k)?; } // Sort located keys by their index_memo's numeric fields // (start, stop, basis_end, delta_end): the start/stop pair keeps // keys of one block contiguous and orders blocks by file position, // and the basis_end/delta_end pair orders keys within a block by // their position in it. Python sorts by the whole index_memo; the // index object is equal within a single index, so ordering falls to // exactly these four numbers. The sort is stable, matching // `sorted(locations, key=get_group)`. let mut located: Vec> = locations.keys().iter().collect(); located.sort_by(|a, b| { let group = |k: &Bound<'py, PyAny>| -> (u64, u64, u64, u64) { locations .get_item(k) .ok() .flatten() .and_then(|d| d.get_item(0).ok()) .map(|im| { let num = |i: isize| -> u64 { im.get_item(i) .ok() .and_then(|v| v.extract::().ok()) .unwrap_or(0) }; (num(1), num(2), num(3), num(4)) }) .unwrap_or((0, 0, 0, 0)) }; group(a).cmp(&group(b)) }); for k in located { present.append(k)?; } let runs = PyList::empty(py); runs.append(PyTuple::new( py, [slf.clone().into_any(), present.into_any()], )?)?; for sr in source_result.iter() { runs.append(sr)?; } Ok(runs) } /// The non-retrying core of `get_record_stream`. /// /// Mirrors `_get_remaining_record_stream`: locate keys, find what /// fallbacks can supply, order the keys per `ordering`, then walk the /// `(source, keys)` runs — batching local keys through a /// `_BatchingBlockFetcher`, extracting unadded keys from the compressor, /// and delegating fallback runs. Returns the records as a list. fn get_remaining_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: &Bound<'py, PySet>, orig_keys: &Bound<'py, PyList>, ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let me = slf.borrow(); let index = me.index_obj.bind(py); let unadded_refs = me.unadded_refs.bind(py).clone(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let locations = index .call_method1("get_build_details", (&*keys,))? .cast_into::()?; // unadded_keys = unadded_refs ∩ keys let unadded_keys = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.iter() { if unadded_refs.contains(&k)? { unadded_keys.add(k)?; } } // missing = keys − locations − unadded_keys let missing = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.iter() { if !locations.contains(&k)? && !unadded_keys.contains(&k)? { missing.add(k)?; } } let (fallback_parent_map, key_to_source, source_result) = me.find_from_fallback(py, &missing)?; let source_keys = if ordering == "topological" || ordering == "groupcompress" { // parent_map = {key: details[2]} ∪ unadded ∪ fallback let parent_map = PyDict::new(py); for (k, details) in locations.iter() { parent_map.set_item(k, details.get_item(2)?)?; } for k in unadded_keys.iter() { parent_map.set_item( &k, unadded_refs .get_item(&k)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err("unadded ref vanished"))?, )?; } parent_map.update(fallback_parent_map.as_mapping())?; Self::ordered_source_keys(slf, py, ordering, &parent_map, &key_to_source)? } else if ordering == "as-requested" { Self::as_requested_source_keys( slf, py, orig_keys, &locations, &unadded_keys, &key_to_source, )? } else { Self::io_ordered_source_keys(slf, py, &locations, &unadded_keys, &source_result)? }; for k in missing.iter() { let factory = crate::versionedfile::new_absent_content_factory(py, k.extract()?)?.into_any(); out.append(factory)?; } let get_compressor_settings = slf.getattr("_get_compressor_settings")?; let batcher = py.get_type::().call1(( slf, &locations, get_compressor_settings, ))?; for entry in source_keys.iter() { let source = entry.get_item(0)?; let run_keys = entry.get_item(1)?; if source.is(slf) { for key in run_keys.try_iter()? { let key = key?; if unadded_refs.contains(&key)? { // Flush, then yield the unadded ref from the compressor. for r in batcher .call_method1("yield_factories", (true,))? .try_iter()? { out.append(r?)?; } let compressor = slf.getattr("_compressor")?; let extracted = compressor.call_method1("extract", (&key,))?; let chunks: Vec> = extracted.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let sha1: Option> = extracted.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let parents = unadded_refs .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err("unadded ref vanished"))?; let factory = crate::versionedfile::new_chunked_content_factory( py, key.extract()?, parents.extract()?, sha1, chunks, )? .into_any(); out.append(factory)?; continue; } let total: u64 = batcher.call_method1("add_key", (&key,))?.extract()?; if total > bazaar::groupcompress::gcvf::BATCH_SIZE { for r in batcher.call_method0("yield_factories")?.try_iter()? { out.append(r?)?; } } } } else { for r in batcher .call_method1("yield_factories", (true,))? .try_iter()? { out.append(r?)?; } let stream = source.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (run_keys, ordering, include_delta_closure), )?; for r in stream.try_iter()? { out.append(r?)?; } } } for r in batcher .call_method1("yield_factories", (true,))? .try_iter()? { out.append(r?)?; } Ok(out) } } /// Convert a network block to records. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.groupcompress.network_block_to_records`: validates the /// storage kind, rebuilds a `LazyGroupContentManager` from the wire bytes /// and returns its record stream. #[pyfunction] fn network_block_to_records<'py>( py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, bytes: &[u8], line_end: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = line_end; if storage_kind != "groupcompress-block" { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Unknown storage kind: {}", storage_kind ))); } let cls = py.get_type::(); let manager = cls.call_method1("from_bytes", (PyBytes::new(py, bytes),))?; manager.call_method0("get_record_stream") } /// Clean up after packing a group of versioned files. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.groupcompress.cleanup_pack_group`: ends the container /// writer and closes the write stream. #[pyfunction] fn cleanup_pack_group(versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { versioned_files.getattr("writer")?.call_method0("end")?; versioned_files.getattr("stream")?.call_method0("close")?; Ok(()) } /// The callable returned by [`make_pack_factory`]. Closes over the /// `graph`/`delta`/`keylength` settings; calling it with a transport sets /// up a fresh in-memory pack-backed `GroupCompressVersionedFiles`. Mirrors /// the inner `factory` closure of /// `bzrformats.groupcompress.make_pack_factory`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress")] struct PackFactory { graph: bool, delta: bool, keylength: usize, inconsistency_fatal: bool, } #[pymethods] impl PackFactory { fn __call__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, transport: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let ref_length = if self.graph { 1 } else { 0 }; // graph_index = BTreeBuilder(reference_lists=ref_length, // key_elements=keylength) let btree = py .import("bzrformats.btree_index")? .getattr("BTreeBuilder")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("reference_lists", ref_length)?; kwargs.set_item("key_elements", self.keylength)?; let graph_index = btree.call((), Some(&kwargs))?; let stream = transport.call_method1("open_write_stream", ("newpack",))?; let writer = py .import("bzrformats.pack")? .getattr("ContainerWriter")? .call1((stream.getattr("write")?,))?; writer.call_method0("begin")?; // index = _GCGraphIndex(graph_index, lambda: True, parents=graph, // add_callback=graph_index.add_nodes, // inconsistency_fatal=...) let code = std::ffi::CString::new("lambda: True").unwrap(); let is_locked = py.eval(code.as_c_str(), None, None)?; let gc_index_cls = py .import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress")? .getattr("_GCGraphIndex")?; let idx_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); idx_kwargs.set_item("parents", self.graph)?; idx_kwargs.set_item("add_callback", graph_index.getattr("add_nodes")?)?; idx_kwargs.set_item("inconsistency_fatal", self.inconsistency_fatal)?; let index = gc_index_cls.call((graph_index.clone(), is_locked), Some(&idx_kwargs))?; let access = py .import("bzrformats.pack_repo")? .getattr("_DirectPackAccess")? .call1((PyDict::new(py),))?; // access.set_writer(writer, graph_index, (transport, "newpack")) let location = PyTuple::new( py, [ transport.clone().into_any(), pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "newpack").into_any(), ], )?; access.call_method1("set_writer", (writer.clone(), graph_index, location))?; // Instantiate the Python `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` subclass (it // mixes in VersionedFilesWithFallbacks), not the bare Rust pyclass, // so methods like check_not_reserved_id are present. let gcvf_cls = py .import("bzrformats.groupcompress")? .getattr("GroupCompressVersionedFiles")?; let result = gcvf_cls.call1((index, access, self.delta))?; result.setattr("stream", stream)?; result.setattr("writer", writer)?; Ok(result) } } /// Create a factory for a pack-based groupcompress store. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.groupcompress.make_pack_factory`: returns a callable that /// builds a `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` over a fresh in-memory pack when /// given a transport. Only complete enough to run interface tests. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (graph, delta, keylength, inconsistency_fatal = true))] fn make_pack_factory( graph: bool, delta: bool, keylength: usize, inconsistency_fatal: bool, ) -> PackFactory { PackFactory { graph, delta, keylength, inconsistency_fatal, } } pub(crate) fn _groupcompress_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "groupcompress")?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(encode_base128_int))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(decode_base128_int))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(apply_delta))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(decode_copy_instruction))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(encode_copy_instruction))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(apply_delta_to_source))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(make_line_delta))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(make_rabin_delta))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(rabin_hash))?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(sort_gc_optimal, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_wire_header, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(check_rebuild_action, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(check_is_well_utilized, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(build_wire_prefix, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_node_position, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!( crate::groupcompress_delta::_rabin_hash, &m )?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!( crate::groupcompress_delta::make_delta, &m )?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(network_block_to_records, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(cleanup_pack_group, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_pack_factory, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add( "NULL_SHA1", pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, &bazaar::groupcompress::NULL_SHA1), )?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/groupcompress_delta.rs0000644000000000000000000000756315174606652022273 0ustar00use bazaar::groupcompress::rabin_delta::{self, OwningDeltaIndex}; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyMemoryError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; use std::convert::TryInto; #[pyclass] pub struct DeltaIndex { inner: OwningDeltaIndex, } #[pymethods] impl DeltaIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (source=None, max_bytes_to_index=None))] fn new(source: Option<&[u8]>, max_bytes_to_index: Option) -> PyResult { let mbi = match max_bytes_to_index { Some(0) | None => None, Some(n) => Some(n), }; let mut inner = OwningDeltaIndex::new(mbi); if let Some(source) = source { inner.add_source(source.to_vec(), 0); } Ok(Self { inner }) } fn __repr__(&self) -> String { format!( "DeltaIndex({}, {})", self.inner.num_sources(), self.inner.source_offset() ) } fn __sizeof__(&self) -> usize { let mut size = std::mem::size_of::(); for source in self.inner.sources() { size += source.len(); } // Rough estimate for the index overhead size += self.inner.num_sources() * std::mem::size_of::>(); size } #[getter] fn _sources<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { Ok(self .inner .sources() .iter() .map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)) .collect()) } #[getter] fn _source_offset(&self) -> usize { self.inner.source_offset() } #[setter] fn set_source_offset(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner.set_source_offset(value); } #[getter] fn _max_num_sources(&self) -> usize { 65000 } #[getter] fn _max_bytes_to_index(&self) -> usize { self.inner.max_bytes_to_index().unwrap_or(0) } #[setter] fn set_max_bytes_to_index(&mut self, value: usize) { self.inner .set_max_bytes_to_index(if value == 0 { None } else { Some(value) }); } fn _has_index(&self) -> bool { !self.inner.is_empty() } fn add_source(&mut self, source: &[u8], unadded_bytes: usize) -> PyResult<()> { if self.inner.num_sources() >= 65000 { return Err(PyMemoryError::new_err("too many sources for DeltaIndex")); } self.inner.add_source(source.to_vec(), unadded_bytes); Ok(()) } fn add_delta_source(&mut self, delta: &[u8], unadded_bytes: usize) -> PyResult<()> { if self.inner.num_sources() >= 65000 { return Err(PyMemoryError::new_err("too many sources for DeltaIndex")); } self.inner .add_delta_source(delta.to_vec(), unadded_bytes) .map_err(PyValueError::new_err) } #[pyo3(signature = (target_bytes, max_delta_size=0.0))] fn make_delta<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, target_bytes: &[u8], max_delta_size: f64, ) -> PyResult>> { self.inner .make_delta(target_bytes, max_delta_size as usize) .map(|opt| opt.map(|data| PyBytes::new(py, &data))) .map_err(PyValueError::new_err) } } #[pyfunction] pub fn _rabin_hash(content: &[u8]) -> PyResult { if content.len() < 16 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err( "content must be at least 16 bytes long", )); } let data: [u8; 16] = content[..16] .try_into() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("content must be at least 16 bytes long"))?; Ok(rabin_delta::rabin_hash(data).into()) } #[pyfunction] pub fn make_delta<'py>( py: Python<'py>, source_bytes: &[u8], target_bytes: &[u8], ) -> PyResult>> { let result = rabin_delta::make_delta(source_bytes, target_bytes); Ok(Some(PyBytes::new(py, &result))) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/hashcache.rs0000644000000000000000000001535115177342573020115 0ustar00use bazaar::filters::ContentFilter; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; #[cfg(unix)] use std::fs::Permissions; use std::io::Error; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::unix::fs::PermissionsExt; use std::path::Path; #[pyclass] struct HashCache { hashcache: Box, } pub struct PyContentFilter { content_filter: Py, } #[pyclass] struct PyChunkIterator { input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, } #[pymethods] impl PyChunkIterator { fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.input.next() { Some(Ok(item)) => Ok(Some(PyBytes::new(py, &item))), Some(Err(e)) => Err(e.into()), None => Ok(None), } } } fn map_py_err_to_io_err(e: PyErr) -> Error { Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::Other, e.to_string()) } fn map_py_err_to_iter_io_err( e: PyErr, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { Box::new(std::iter::once(Err(map_py_err_to_io_err(e)))) } impl PyContentFilter { fn _impl( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, worker: &str, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { Python::attach(|py| { let worker = self.content_filter.getattr(py, worker); let py_input = PyChunkIterator { input }; let py_output = worker.unwrap().call1(py, (py_input,)); if let Err(e) = py_output { return map_py_err_to_iter_io_err(e); } let py_output = py_output.unwrap(); let next = move || { Python::attach(|py| { let item = py_output.call_method0(py, "__next__"); match item { Err(e) => Some(Err(map_py_err_to_io_err(e))), Ok(item) => { if item.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(Ok(item.extract(py).map_err(map_py_err_to_io_err).unwrap())) } } } }) }; Box::new(std::iter::from_fn(next)) }) } } impl ContentFilter for PyContentFilter { fn reader( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { self._impl(input, "reader") } fn writer( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { self._impl(input, "worker") } } fn content_filter_to_fn( content_filter_provider: Py, ) -> Box Box + Send + Sync> { Box::new(move |path, ctime| { Python::attach(|py| { Box::new(PyContentFilter { content_filter: content_filter_provider.call1(py, (path, ctime)).unwrap(), }) }) }) } fn extract_fs_time(obj: &Bound) -> Result { if let Ok(val) = obj.extract::() { Ok(val) } else if let Ok(val) = obj.extract::() { Ok(val as i64) } else { Err(PyErr::new::( "Expected int or float", )) } } #[pymethods] impl HashCache { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = ( root, cache_file_name, mode = None, content_filter_provider = None ))] fn new( root: &str, cache_file_name: &str, mode: Option, content_filter_provider: Option>, ) -> Self { Self { hashcache: Box::new(bazaar::hashcache::HashCache::new( Path::new(root), Path::new(cache_file_name), { #[cfg(unix)] { mode.map(Permissions::from_mode) } #[cfg(not(unix))] { let _ = mode; None } }, content_filter_provider.map(content_filter_to_fn), )), } } fn cache_file_name(&self) -> &str { self.hashcache.cache_file_name().to_str().unwrap() } fn clear(&mut self) { self.hashcache.clear(); } fn scan(&mut self) { self.hashcache.scan(); } #[pyo3(signature = (path, stat_value = None))] fn get_sha1<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, path: &str, stat_value: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let sha1; if let Some(stat_value) = stat_value { let fp = bazaar::hashcache::Fingerprint { size: stat_value.getattr("st_size")?.extract()?, mtime: extract_fs_time(&stat_value.getattr("st_mtime")?)?, ctime: extract_fs_time(&stat_value.getattr("st_ctime")?)?, ino: stat_value.getattr("st_ino")?.extract()?, dev: stat_value.getattr("st_dev")?.extract()?, mode: stat_value.getattr("st_mode")?.extract()?, }; sha1 = self .hashcache .get_sha1_by_fingerprint(Path::new(path), &fp)?; } else { let ret = self.hashcache.get_sha1(Path::new(path), None)?; if let Some(s) = ret { sha1 = s; } else { return Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)); } } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, sha1.as_bytes()).into_any()) } fn write(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.hashcache.write().map_err(|e| e.into()) } fn read(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.hashcache.read().map_err(|e| e.into()) } fn cutoff_time(&self) -> i64 { self.hashcache.cutoff_time() } fn set_cutoff_offset(&mut self, offset: i64) { self.hashcache.set_cutoff_offset(offset); } #[getter] fn miss_count(&self) -> u32 { self.hashcache.miss_count() } #[getter] fn hit_count(&self) -> u32 { self.hashcache.hit_count() } #[getter] fn needs_write(&self) -> bool { self.hashcache.needs_write() } fn fingerprint(&self, abspath: &str) -> Option<(u64, i64, i64, u64, u64, u32)> { let fp = self.hashcache.fingerprint(Path::new(abspath), None); fp.map(|fp| (fp.size, fp.mtime, fp.ctime, fp.ino, fp.dev, fp.mode)) } } pub(crate) fn hashcache(m: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { m.add_class::()?; Ok(()) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/index.rs0000644000000000000000000037347315211122234017304 0ustar00use bazaar::index::{ key_is_valid, parse_full, parse_header, parse_lines, serialize_graph_index, value_is_valid, GraphIndex as RsGraphIndex, GraphIndexBuilder as RsGraphIndexBuilder, IndexEntry, IndexError, IndexHeader, IndexKey, IndexLike, IndexNode, IndexTransport, KeyPrefix, ParsedLines, ParsedRangeMap as RsParsedRangeMap, RawNode, }; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyAnyMethods, PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyTuple}; import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexFormatSignature); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexOptions); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexData); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexKey); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexValue); import_exception!(bzrformats.index, BadIndexDuplicateKey); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrFormatsError); import_exception!(bzrformats.transport, NoSuchFile); fn is_no_such_file(py: Python<'_>, err: &PyErr) -> bool { err.is_instance_of::(py) } fn index_err_to_py(err: IndexError) -> PyErr { match err { IndexError::BadSignature => BadIndexFormatSignature::new_err(("", "GraphIndex")), IndexError::BadOptions => BadIndexOptions::new_err(("",)), IndexError::BadLineData => BadIndexData::new_err(("",)), IndexError::BadIndexData => BadIndexData::new_err(("",)), IndexError::Other(msg) if msg.starts_with("BadIndexData") => BadIndexData::new_err((msg,)), IndexError::BadKey(k) => Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key_to_py(py, &k) .map(|t| t.unbind().into_any()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); BadIndexKey::new_err((py_key,)) }), IndexError::BadValue(msg) => BadIndexValue::new_err((msg,)), IndexError::DuplicateKey(k) => Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key_to_py(py, &k) .map(|t| t.unbind().into_any()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); BadIndexDuplicateKey::new_err((py_key, py.None())) }), other => BzrFormatsError::new_err(other.to_string()), } } /// Extract a tuple key (`IndexKey`) from a Python `tuple` of `bytes`. fn extract_key(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult { let mut parts = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { let b = item? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key element must be bytes"))?; parts.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(parts) } /// Convert a Rust `IndexKey` back into a Python tuple of bytes. fn key_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, key: &IndexKey) -> PyResult> { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|e| PyBytes::new(py, e)).collect(); PyTuple::new(py, parts) } /// Serialize a Python `GraphIndexBuilder._nodes` dict into format-1 bytes. /// /// `nodes_dict` has the shape `{key_tuple: (absent_marker_bytes, /// reference_lists_tuple, value_bytes)}` where `absent_marker_bytes` is /// either `b""` (present) or `b"a"` (absent). #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "serialize_graph_index")] fn py_serialize_graph_index<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes_dict: Bound<'py, PyDict>, reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let mut nodes: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(nodes_dict.len()); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes_dict.iter() { let key = extract_key(&key_obj)?; let tuple = value_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node value must be a 3-tuple"))?; if tuple.len() != 3 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err("node value must be a 3-tuple")); } let absent_marker = tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; let absent = absent_marker.as_bytes() == b"a"; let refs_obj = tuple.get_item(1)?; let mut refs: Vec> = Vec::new(); for ref_list_obj in refs_obj.try_iter()? { let ref_list_obj = ref_list_obj?; let mut ref_list: Vec = Vec::new(); for ref_key_obj in ref_list_obj.try_iter()? { ref_list.push(extract_key(&ref_key_obj?)?); } refs.push(ref_list); } let value = tuple .get_item(2)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node value must be bytes"))?; nodes.push(IndexNode { key, absent, references: refs, value: value.as_bytes().to_vec(), }); } let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, reference_lists, key_elements).map_err(index_err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } /// Parse the graph-index file header. Returns /// `(node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, header_end)`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_header")] fn py_parse_header(data: &[u8]) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, usize, usize)> { let IndexHeader { node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, header_end, } = parse_header(data).map_err(index_err_to_py)?; Ok((node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, header_end)) } /// Convert a `RawNode` into the tuple shape stored in /// `GraphIndex._keys_by_offset`: `(key_tuple, absent_bytes, /// tuple_of_ref_tuples, value_bytes)`. fn raw_node_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, raw: &RawNode) -> PyResult> { let key_tuple = key_to_py(py, &raw.key)?; let absent_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, if raw.absent { b"a" } else { b"" }); let ref_tuples: Vec> = raw .ref_offsets .iter() .map(|inner| { let items: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|o| -> PyResult> { Ok(o.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; PyTuple::new(py, items) }) .collect::>()?; let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; let value_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &raw.value); PyTuple::new( py, [ key_tuple.into_any(), absent_bytes.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any(), value_bytes.into_any(), ], ) } /// Parse a batch of node lines. Returns /// `(first_key_or_none, last_key_or_none, nodes_list, trailers, /// keys_by_offset_dict)`. /// /// When `node_ref_lists == 0`, each entry in `nodes_list` is /// `(key_tuple, value_bytes)`. Otherwise it is /// `(key_tuple, (value_bytes, ref_lists_tuple))` where ref lists are tuples /// of integer byte offsets. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_lines")] fn py_parse_lines<'py>( py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyList>, start_pos: u64, key_length: usize, node_ref_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let owned: Vec> = lines .iter() .map(|item| -> PyResult> { Ok(item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("line must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let slices: Vec<&[u8]> = owned.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let ParsedLines { first_key, last_key, nodes, keys_by_offset, trailers, } = parse_lines(&slices, start_pos, key_length).map_err(index_err_to_py)?; let first_py: Bound = match first_key { Some(k) => key_to_py(py, &k)?.into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let last_py: Bound = match last_key { Some(k) => key_to_py(py, &k)?.into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; // Node list shape depends on node_ref_lists — mirrors the Python logic // in `_parse_lines`. let nodes_list = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value, refs) in &nodes { let key_tuple = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, value); if node_ref_lists == 0 { nodes_list.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_bytes.into_any()], )?)?; } else { let ref_tuples: Vec> = refs .iter() .map(|inner| { let items: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|o| -> PyResult> { Ok(o.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; PyTuple::new(py, items) }) .collect::>()?; let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; let node_value = PyTuple::new(py, [value_bytes.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any()])?; nodes_list.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), node_value.into_any()], )?)?; } } let offset_dict = PyDict::new(py); for (pos, raw) in &keys_by_offset { offset_dict.set_item(*pos, raw_node_to_py(py, raw)?)?; } Ok((first_py, last_py, nodes_list, trailers, offset_dict)) } /// Tuple returned by [`py_parse_lines`]. Named so the complex-type clippy /// lint doesn't fire. type ParseLinesResult<'py> = ( Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyList>, usize, Bound<'py, PyDict>, ); /// Adapter that lets a Python `Transport` object stand in for a Rust /// [`IndexTransport`]. Holds an unbound `Py` and re-attaches to a /// `Python<'_>` for each call. struct PyIndexTransport { obj: Py, } impl Clone for PyIndexTransport { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| Self { obj: self.obj.clone_ref(py), }) } } thread_local! { /// The most recent Python exception raised by a `PyIndexTransport` /// call; the pyo3 method dispatcher consults this so the original /// exception class (e.g. `TransportNoSuchFile`) is preserved /// across the Rust boundary. static PENDING_PY_ERR: std::cell::RefCell> = const { std::cell::RefCell::new(None) }; } fn stash_py_err(err: PyErr) -> IndexError { let msg = err.to_string(); PENDING_PY_ERR.with(|c| *c.borrow_mut() = Some(err)); IndexError::Other(format!("__pyerr__: {msg}")) } fn reraise_pending_pyerr_or(err: IndexError) -> PyErr { if let Some(stashed) = PENDING_PY_ERR.with(|c| c.borrow_mut().take()) { return stashed; } index_err_to_py(err) } impl IndexTransport for PyIndexTransport { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, IndexError> { Python::attach(|py| { let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes", (path,)) .map_err(stash_py_err)?; let bytes = result .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| IndexError::Other("get_bytes did not return bytes".to_string()))?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> String { Python::attach(|py| { self.obj .bind(py) .call_method1("abspath", (path,)) .ok() .and_then(|r| r.extract::().ok()) .unwrap_or_else(|| path.to_string()) }) } fn readv( &self, path: &str, ranges: &[(u64, u64)], adjust_for_latency: bool, upper_limit: u64, ) -> Result)>, IndexError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<_, IndexError> { let py_ranges: Vec> = ranges .iter() .map(|(o, l)| PyTuple::new(py, [*o, *l])) .collect::>() .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let py_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, py_ranges) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let kwargs = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); kwargs .set_item("adjust_for_latency", adjust_for_latency) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(e.to_string()))?; kwargs .set_item("upper_limit", upper_limit) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let iter = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method("readv", (path, py_list), Some(&kwargs)) .map_err(stash_py_err)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(ranges.len()); for item in iter.try_iter().map_err(stash_py_err)? { let item = item.map_err(stash_py_err)?; let tup = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| IndexError::Other("readv yielded non-tuple item".to_string()))?; let offset_obj = tup.get_item(0).map_err(stash_py_err)?; let offset: u64 = offset_obj.extract().map_err(stash_py_err)?; let bytes = tup .get_item(1) .map_err(stash_py_err)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| { IndexError::Other("readv yielded non-bytes payload".to_string()) })?; out.push((offset, bytes.as_bytes().to_vec())); } Ok(out) }) } } /// pyo3-exposed graph-index reader. Owns both the Rust-side /// [`bazaar::index::GraphIndex`] state and the original Python /// transport reference — the latter is exposed as `_transport` so that /// Python tests, hashing, and equality keep working. #[pyclass(name = "GraphIndex", subclass)] struct PyGraphIndex { /// Rust-side index state. Wrapped in a `Mutex` because pyo3 method /// calls take `&self`. inner: std::sync::Mutex>, /// The Python transport object passed to `__init__`. Tests and /// `__hash__` consult it directly. transport_py: Py, /// Filename within the transport. name: String, /// Backing-file size. `None` disables bisection. size: Option, /// Base offset into the backing file (used by pack-files). base_offset: u64, } fn extract_prefix(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { let elem = item?; if elem.is_none() { out.push(None); } else { let b = elem .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("prefix element must be bytes or None"))?; out.push(Some(b.as_bytes().to_vec())); } } Ok(out) } /// Tracks which byte spans of a graph-index file have already been /// parsed by the bisection path, along with the corresponding key /// ranges. Replaces the parallel `_parsed_byte_map` / /// `_parsed_key_map` lists in the Python `GraphIndex`. #[pyclass(name = "ParsedRangeMap")] struct PyParsedRangeMap { inner: std::sync::Mutex, } fn key_or_none_from_py(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult> { if obj.is_none() { return Ok(None); } let key = extract_key(obj)?; Ok(Some(key)) } fn key_or_none_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, k: &Option) -> PyResult> { match k { Some(key) => Ok(key_to_py(py, key)?.into_any()), None => Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)), } } #[pymethods] impl PyParsedRangeMap { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(RsParsedRangeMap::new()), } } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().len() } fn byte_range<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, index: usize) -> PyResult> { let m = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let (start, end) = m .byte_range(index) .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyIndexError::new_err(index))?; PyTuple::new( py, [ start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) } fn key_range<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, index: usize) -> PyResult> { let m = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let (start, end) = m .key_range(index) .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyIndexError::new_err(index))?; let start_py = key_or_none_to_py(py, &start)?; let end_py = key_or_none_to_py(py, &end)?; PyTuple::new(py, [start_py, end_py]) } fn byte_index(&self, offset: u64) -> isize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().byte_index(offset) } fn key_index(&self, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { // The Python caller passes a key tuple — never None — but be // defensive for the empty-tuple sentinel that means "before any // real key". let probe = key_or_none_from_py(&key)?; Ok(self.inner.lock().unwrap().key_index(&probe)) } fn is_parsed(&self, offset: u64) -> bool { self.inner.lock().unwrap().is_parsed(offset) } fn mark_parsed<'py>( &self, start: u64, start_key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, end: u64, end_key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let sk = key_or_none_from_py(&start_key)?; let ek = key_or_none_from_py(&end_key)?; self.inner.lock().unwrap().mark_parsed(start, sk, end, ek); Ok(()) } /// Materialise the byte-range list as `[(start, end), ...]`. fn byte_ranges<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let m = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for i in 0..m.len() { let (s, e) = m.byte_range(i).expect("in range"); out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ s.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), e.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Materialise the key-range list as `[(start_key, end_key), ...]`. fn key_ranges<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let m = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for i in 0..m.len() { let (s, e) = m.key_range(i).expect("in range"); let sp = key_or_none_to_py(py, &s)?; let ep = key_or_none_to_py(py, &e)?; out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [sp, ep])?)?; } Ok(out) } } /// Helper: extract a `Vec>` from a Python iterable of /// iterables of key tuples. fn extract_references(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for ref_list_obj in obj.try_iter()? { let ref_list_obj = ref_list_obj?; let mut list = Vec::new(); for ref_obj in ref_list_obj.try_iter()? { list.push(extract_key(&ref_obj?)?); } out.push(list); } Ok(out) } /// Deferred iterator over index entries. Holds a closure that runs the /// eager Rust work on first `__next__`, so the call site of `iter_*` /// does not raise (matching the historical Python generator semantics /// where errors fire when the caller iterates, not when it asks for /// the iterator). #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.index", unsendable)] struct DeferredEntryIter { state: std::cell::RefCell, } type DeferredEntryProducer = Box) -> PyResult>>; enum DeferredEntryIterState { Pending(DeferredEntryProducer), Ready { items: Vec>, pos: usize }, } impl DeferredEntryIter { fn new(producer: F) -> Self where F: FnOnce(Python<'_>) -> PyResult> + 'static, { Self { state: std::cell::RefCell::new(DeferredEntryIterState::Pending(Box::new(producer))), } } } #[pymethods] impl DeferredEntryIter { fn __iter__(slf: Py) -> Py { slf } fn __next__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { let mut state = self.state.borrow_mut(); if let DeferredEntryIterState::Pending(_) = &*state { let producer = match std::mem::replace( &mut *state, DeferredEntryIterState::Ready { items: Vec::new(), pos: 0, }, ) { DeferredEntryIterState::Pending(p) => p, _ => unreachable!(), }; let list = producer(py)?; let items: Vec> = list.iter().map(|item| item.unbind()).collect(); *state = DeferredEntryIterState::Ready { items, pos: 0 }; } match &mut *state { DeferredEntryIterState::Ready { items, pos } => { if *pos >= items.len() { Ok(None) } else { let item = items[*pos].clone_ref(py); *pos += 1; Ok(Some(item)) } } DeferredEntryIterState::Pending(_) => unreachable!(), } } } /// Helper: turn a list of `IndexEntry` into a Python list of tuples /// `(self, key, value[, refs])`. fn entries_to_pylist<'py>( py: Python<'py>, self_obj: Bound<'py, PyAny>, entries: &[IndexEntry], has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value, refs) in entries { let key_t = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, value); if has_refs { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in refs { let key_tuples: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, key_tuples)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ self_obj.clone(), key_t.into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any(), ], )?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [self_obj.clone(), key_t.into_any(), value_b.into_any()], )?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Generic iterator over a pre-built Python list, yielding one element /// per step. Backs the `iter_*` builder-node functions, whose work is /// done up front but whose contract is an iterator. #[pyclass] struct ListIterator { list: Py, index: usize, } impl ListIterator { fn new(list: Bound<'_, PyList>) -> Self { ListIterator { list: list.unbind(), index: 0, } } } #[pymethods] impl ListIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let list = self.list.bind(py); if self.index >= list.len() { return Ok(None); } let item = list.get_item(self.index)?; self.index += 1; Ok(Some(item)) } } /// pyo3-exposed builder. Owns a Rust `GraphIndexBuilder`; subclassable /// so Python subclasses (BTreeBuilder, InMemoryGraphIndex) can extend /// it. #[pyclass(name = "GraphIndexBuilder", subclass)] pub(crate) struct PyGraphIndexBuilder { pub(crate) inner: std::sync::Mutex, // Python-exposed attribute slots. The pure-Python class allowed // assigning arbitrary objects to these names (e.g. test fixtures // that store sentinels). Mirror that by holding the last-assigned // Python value alongside the Rust state, falling back to the Rust // bool until something is assigned. pub(crate) optimize_for_size_py: std::sync::Mutex>>, pub(crate) combine_backing_indices_py: std::sync::Mutex>>, } #[pymethods] impl PyGraphIndexBuilder { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (reference_lists = 0, key_elements = 1))] fn new(reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> Self { Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(RsGraphIndexBuilder::new(reference_lists, key_elements)), optimize_for_size_py: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), combine_backing_indices_py: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), } } #[getter] fn reference_lists(&self) -> usize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists() } #[getter] fn _key_length(&self) -> usize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().key_length() } #[getter] fn _optimize_for_size<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(v) = self.optimize_for_size_py.lock().unwrap().as_ref() { return Ok(v.bind(py).clone()); } let b = self.inner.lock().unwrap().optimize_for_size(); Ok(b.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any()) } #[setter(_optimize_for_size)] fn set_optimize_for_size(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { if let Ok(b) = value.extract::() { self.inner.lock().unwrap().set_optimize(Some(b), None); } *self.optimize_for_size_py.lock().unwrap() = Some(value.unbind()); } #[getter] fn _combine_backing_indices<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(v) = self.combine_backing_indices_py.lock().unwrap().as_ref() { return Ok(v.bind(py).clone()); } let b = self.inner.lock().unwrap().combine_backing_indices(); Ok(b.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any()) } #[setter(_combine_backing_indices)] fn set_combine_backing_indices(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { if let Ok(b) = value.extract::() { self.inner.lock().unwrap().set_optimize(None, Some(b)); } *self.combine_backing_indices_py.lock().unwrap() = Some(value.unbind()); } /// Add a node with `key`, `value`, and optional references. #[pyo3(signature = (key, value, references = None))] fn add_node( &self, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, references: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let key_tuple = key .cast::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((key.clone().unbind(),)))?; let key_rs = extract_key(key_tuple.as_any()) .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.clone().unbind(),)))?; let refs_rs = match references { Some(r) => extract_references(&r) .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.clone().unbind(),)))?, None => Vec::new(), }; self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .add_node(key_rs, value.as_bytes().to_vec(), refs_rs) .map_err(index_err_to_py) } fn clear_cache(&self) {} /// Serialise the index. Returns a `BytesIO` containing the bytes /// (matching the Python original). fn finish<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self .inner .lock() .unwrap() .finish() .map_err(index_err_to_py)?; let io = py.import("io")?; let bytes_io = io.getattr("BytesIO")?; bytes_io.call1((PyBytes::new(py, &bytes),)) } #[pyo3(signature = (for_size = None, combine_backing_indices = None))] fn set_optimize( &self, for_size: Option, combine_backing_indices: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .set_optimize(for_size, combine_backing_indices); // Only the explicitly-passed flag is touched; any sentinel // value previously assigned to the *other* attribute survives. if for_size.is_some() { *self.optimize_for_size_py.lock().unwrap() = None; } if combine_backing_indices.is_some() { *self.combine_backing_indices_py.lock().unwrap() = None; } Ok(()) } fn _external_references<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let refs = self.inner.lock().unwrap().external_references(); let set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for r in refs { set.add(key_to_py(py, &r)?)?; } Ok(set) } fn key_count(&self) -> usize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().key_count() } fn validate(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .validate() .map_err(index_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } fn iter_all_entries(slf: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { let slf_b = slf.bind(py).clone(); let (entries, has_refs) = { let r = slf_b.borrow(); let g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); ( g.iter_all_entries().collect::>(), g.reference_lists() > 0, ) }; entries_to_pylist(py, slf_b.into_any(), &entries, has_refs) }) } fn iter_entries(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { // Mirror the lenience of the historical Python implementation: // if a caller hands us something that doesn't shape like a key // (e.g. flat bytes instead of a tuple of bytes), skip it rather // than raising — those values can never be present in the // tuple-keyed index, so the result for them is "no match". let mut requested: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.bind(py).try_iter()? { if let Ok(key) = extract_key(&k?) { requested.push(key); } } let slf_b = slf.bind(py).clone(); let (entries, has_refs) = { let r = slf_b.borrow(); let g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); ( g.iter_entries(requested).collect::>(), g.reference_lists() > 0, ) }; entries_to_pylist(py, slf_b.into_any(), &entries, has_refs) }) } fn iter_entries_prefix(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { let mut prefixes: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.bind(py).try_iter()? { prefixes.push(extract_prefix(&k?)?); } if prefixes.is_empty() { return Ok(PyList::empty(py)); } let slf_b = slf.bind(py).clone(); let (entries, has_refs) = { let r = slf_b.borrow(); let g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); let entries = g.iter_entries_prefix(&prefixes).map_err(|e| match e { IndexError::BadKey(k) => Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key_to_py(py, &k) .map(|t| t.unbind().into_any()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); BadIndexKey::new_err((py_key,)) }), other => index_err_to_py(other), })?; (entries, g.reference_lists() > 0) }; entries_to_pylist(py, slf_b.into_any(), &entries, has_refs) }) } fn find_ancestry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>)> { let mut keys_rs: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { keys_rs.push(extract_key(&k?)?); } let (parent_map, missing) = self .inner .lock() .unwrap() .find_ancestry(&keys_rs, ref_list_num) .map_err(index_err_to_py)?; let pm = PyDict::new(py); for (k, parents) in &parent_map { let key_t = key_to_py(py, k)?; let parent_tuples: Vec> = parents .iter() .map(|p| key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>()?; pm.set_item(key_t, PyTuple::new(py, parent_tuples)?)?; } let mset = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &missing { mset.add(key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } Ok((pm, mset)) } /// Single-step of the ancestry walk used by /// `CombinedGraphIndex.find_ancestry`. Each call processes /// `search_keys`, populating `parent_map` with `key -> parent_keys` /// for found entries and adding the unfound keys to /// `index_missing_keys`. Returns the parent keys not already in /// `parent_map`, ready for the next iteration. fn _find_ancestors<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, search_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, index_missing_keys: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut keys_rs: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in search_keys.try_iter()? { keys_rs.push(extract_key(&k?)?); } let mut parent_map_rs: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut missing_rs: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let new_search = self .inner .lock() .unwrap() .find_ancestors(&keys_rs, ref_list_num, &mut parent_map_rs, &mut missing_rs) .map_err(index_err_to_py)?; // Merge into Python parent_map. for (k, parents) in &parent_map_rs { let key_t = key_to_py(py, k)?; let parent_tuples: Vec> = parents .iter() .map(|p| key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>()?; parent_map.set_item(key_t, PyTuple::new(py, parent_tuples)?)?; } for k in &missing_rs { index_missing_keys.add(key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &new_search { out.add(key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } Ok(out) } } /// pyo3-exposed in-memory index. Subclasses `GraphIndexBuilder` with /// `add_nodes` and an identity-keyed `__lt__` used when sorting a /// mixed list of in-memory and on-disk indices. #[pyclass(name = "InMemoryGraphIndex", extends = PyGraphIndexBuilder, subclass, dict)] struct PyInMemoryGraphIndex; #[pymethods] impl PyInMemoryGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (reference_lists = 0, key_elements = 1))] fn new(reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> (Self, PyGraphIndexBuilder) { ( PyInMemoryGraphIndex, PyGraphIndexBuilder { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(RsGraphIndexBuilder::new( reference_lists, key_elements, )), optimize_for_size_py: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), combine_backing_indices_py: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), }, ) } fn __lt__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { // Mirrors the historical Python wrapper: only orderable against // a GraphIndex or another InMemoryGraphIndex, and uses // hash(self) < hash(other) (identity-based) as the tie-breaker. let is_graph_index = other.is_instance_of::(); let is_in_memory = other.is_instance_of::(); if !is_graph_index && !is_in_memory { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err(other.unbind())); } Ok(slf.into_any().hash()? < other.hash()?) } /// Restore identity-based hashability that pyo3 strips when /// `__lt__` is defined. Matches Python's default `object.__hash__`. fn __hash__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>) -> isize { slf.as_ptr() as isize } /// `add_nodes` accepts an iterable of either 2- or 3-tuples /// matching the `iter_all_entries` shape. fn add_nodes(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let parent = slf.into_super(); let has_refs = parent.borrow().inner.lock().unwrap().reference_lists() > 0; for node in nodes.try_iter()? { let node = node?; let tup = node .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node must be a tuple"))?; if has_refs { if tup.len() != 3 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "node must be a 3-tuple when reference_lists > 0", )); } let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?; let refs = tup.get_item(2)?; let value_b = value .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("value must be bytes"))?; parent.borrow().add_node(key, value_b, Some(refs))?; } else { if tup.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "node must be a 2-tuple when reference_lists == 0", )); } let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?; let value_b = value .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("value must be bytes"))?; parent.borrow().add_node(key, value_b, None)?; } } Ok(()) } } #[pyclass(name = "CombinedGraphIndex", subclass)] struct PyCombinedGraphIndex { indices_list: Py, index_names_list: Py, sibling_indices: std::sync::Mutex>>, reload_func: std::sync::Mutex>>, } #[pymethods] impl PyCombinedGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (indices, reload_func = None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, indices: Bound<'_, PyAny>, reload_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let indices_list = PyList::empty(py); for idx in indices.try_iter()? { indices_list.append(idx?)?; } let len = indices_list.len(); let names = PyList::empty(py); for _ in 0..len { names.append(py.None())?; } Ok(Self { indices_list: indices_list.unbind(), index_names_list: names.unbind(), sibling_indices: std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::new()), reload_func: std::sync::Mutex::new(reload_func), }) } #[getter] fn _indices<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { self.indices_list.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn _index_names<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { self.index_names_list.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn _sibling_indices<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let guard = self.sibling_indices.lock().unwrap(); let set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for idx in guard.iter() { set.add(idx.bind(py))?; } Ok(set) } #[getter] fn _reload_func<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { let guard = self.reload_func.lock().unwrap(); match guard.as_ref() { Some(f) => f.clone_ref(py), None => py.None(), } } #[setter(_reload_func)] fn set_reload_func(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut guard = self.reload_func.lock().unwrap(); if value.is_none() { *guard = None; } else { *guard = Some(value.unbind()); } Ok(()) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); let parts: Vec = list .iter() .map(|i| { i.repr() .map(|s| s.to_string()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()) }) .collect(); Ok(format!("CombinedGraphIndex({})", parts.join(", "))) } fn clear_cache(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); for idx in list.iter() { idx.call_method0("clear_cache")?; } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (pos, index, name = None))] fn insert_index( &self, py: Python<'_>, pos: isize, index: Py, name: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); let names = self.index_names_list.bind(py); list.call_method1("insert", (pos, index))?; let name_obj: Bound<'_, PyAny> = match name { Some(n) => n.into_bound(py), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; names.call_method1("insert", (pos, name_obj))?; Ok(()) } fn set_sibling_indices(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut new_siblings: Vec> = Vec::new(); for idx in value.try_iter()? { new_siblings.push(idx?.unbind()); } let mut guard = self.sibling_indices.lock().unwrap(); *guard = new_siblings; Ok(()) } /// Reorder this combined index by promoting indices whose name is /// in `hit_names` to the front. Used by sibling propagation. fn _move_to_front_by_name(&self, py: Python<'_>, hit_names: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let names = self.index_names_list.bind(py); let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); // Build the hit_indices list by scanning current names. let mut hits: Vec> = Vec::new(); let hit_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for n in hit_names.try_iter()? { hit_set.add(n?)?; } let len = names.len(); for i in 0..len { let name = names.get_item(i)?; if hit_set.contains(name)? { hits.push(list.get_item(i)?.unbind()); } } let _ = self.move_to_front_by_index(py, &hits)?; Ok(()) } fn key_count(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { loop { let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut total = 0usize; let mut hit_no_such_file: Option = None; for idx in &snapshot { match idx.bind(py).call_method0("key_count") { Ok(v) => total += v.extract::()?, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { hit_no_such_file = Some(e); break; } return Err(e); } } } match hit_no_such_file { None => return Ok(total), Some(e) => { if !self.try_reload(py)? { return Err(e); } } } } } fn iter_all_entries(slf: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| Self::_iter_all_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py)) } fn iter_entries(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } fn iter_entries_prefix(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_prefix_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } fn validate(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { loop { let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut err: Option = None; for idx in &snapshot { if let Err(e) = idx.bind(py).call_method0("validate") { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break; } return Err(e); } } match err { None => return Ok(()), Some(e) => { if !self.try_reload(py)? { return Err(e); } } } } } fn find_ancestry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>)> { let parent_map = PyDict::new(py); let missing = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut keys_to_lookup: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet> = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { keys_to_lookup.add(k?)?; } loop { if keys_to_lookup.is_empty() { break; } let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut all_index_missing: Option> = None; let mut current = keys_to_lookup .call_method0("copy")? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("set.copy() returned non-set"))?; for idx in &snapshot { let index_missing = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut search_keys = current .call_method0("copy")? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("set.copy() returned non-set"))?; while !search_keys.is_empty() { search_keys = idx .bind(py) .call_method1( "_find_ancestors", ( search_keys, ref_list_num, parent_map.clone(), index_missing.clone(), ), )? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("_find_ancestors must return a set"))?; } match all_index_missing.as_ref() { None => { all_index_missing = Some( index_missing .call_method0("copy")? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("set.copy() returned non-set"))?, ); } Some(prev) => { all_index_missing = Some( prev.call_method1("intersection", (index_missing.clone(),))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("intersection"))?, ); } } current = index_missing; if current.is_empty() { break; } } match all_index_missing { None => { for k in current.iter() { missing.add(k)?; } break; } Some(s) => { for k in s.iter() { missing.add(k)?; } keys_to_lookup = current .call_method1("difference", (s,))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("difference"))?; } } } Ok((parent_map, missing)) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let null_revision = PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::NULL_REVISION).into_any(); let search_keys = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { search_keys.add(k?)?; } let found_parents = PyDict::new(py); if search_keys.contains(null_revision.clone())? { search_keys.discard(null_revision.clone())?; found_parents.set_item(null_revision.clone(), PyList::empty(py))?; } let entries = Self::_iter_entries_eager(slf, py, search_keys.into_any())?; for entry in entries.iter() { let key = entry.get_item(1)?; let refs = entry.get_item(3)?; let parents = refs.get_item(0)?; let parents_tuple = parents .clone() .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("parents must be a tuple"))?; if parents_tuple.is_empty() { let nr_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [null_revision.clone()])?; found_parents.set_item(key, nr_tuple)?; } else { found_parents.set_item(key, parents)?; } } Ok(found_parents) } fn __contains__(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let key_list = PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let pm = Self::get_parent_map(slf, py, key_list.into_any())?; pm.contains(key) } } impl PyCombinedGraphIndex { /// Eager body of `iter_all_entries`; the public method wraps this /// in a [`DeferredEntryIter`] so the call site itself does not /// raise. Walks each backing index in turn, deduplicating by key, /// and retries via `reload_func` on `NoSuchFile`. fn _iter_all_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let r = slf.borrow(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let seen = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; loop { let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = r.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut err: Option = None; 'outer: for idx in &snapshot { let entries = match idx.bind(py).call_method0("iter_all_entries") { Ok(v) => v, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let iter = match entries.try_iter() { Ok(it) => it, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; for entry_res in iter { let entry = match entry_res { Ok(e) => e, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; if !seen.contains(key.clone())? { seen.add(key)?; out.append(entry)?; } } } match err { None => return Ok(out), Some(e) => { if !r.try_reload(py)? { return Err(e); } } } } } /// Eager body of `iter_entries`. fn _iter_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let working_keys = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { working_keys.add(k?)?; } let r = slf.borrow(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut hit_indices: Vec> = Vec::new(); loop { let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = r.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut err: Option = None; 'outer: for idx in &snapshot { if working_keys.is_empty() { break; } let entries = match idx .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries", (working_keys.clone(),)) { Ok(v) => v, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let iter = match entries.try_iter() { Ok(it) => it, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let mut index_hit = false; for entry_res in iter { let entry = match entry_res { Ok(e) => e, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; working_keys.discard(key)?; out.append(entry)?; index_hit = true; } if index_hit { hit_indices.push(idx.clone_ref(py)); } } match err { None => { r.move_to_front(py, &hit_indices)?; return Ok(out); } Some(e) => { if !r.try_reload(py)? { return Err(e); } } } } } /// Eager body of `iter_entries_prefix`. fn _iter_entries_prefix_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } if key_set.is_empty() { return Ok(PyList::empty(py)); } let r = slf.borrow(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let seen = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut hit_indices: Vec> = Vec::new(); loop { let snapshot: Vec> = { let list = r.indices_list.bind(py); list.iter().map(|i| i.unbind()).collect() }; let mut err: Option = None; 'outer: for idx in &snapshot { let entries = match idx .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries_prefix", (key_set.clone(),)) { Ok(v) => v, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let iter = match entries.try_iter() { Ok(it) => it, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let mut index_hit = false; for entry_res in iter { let entry = match entry_res { Ok(e) => e, Err(e) => { if is_no_such_file(py, &e) { err = Some(e); break 'outer; } return Err(e); } }; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; if seen.contains(key.clone())? { continue; } seen.add(key)?; out.append(entry)?; index_hit = true; } if index_hit { hit_indices.push(idx.clone_ref(py)); } } match err { None => { r.move_to_front(py, &hit_indices)?; return Ok(out); } Some(e) => { if !r.try_reload(py)? { return Err(e); } } } } } fn try_reload(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let func_clone = { let guard = self.reload_func.lock().unwrap(); guard.as_ref().map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)) }; let func = match func_clone { None => return Ok(false), Some(f) => f, }; let result = func.bind(py).call0()?; result.is_truthy() } fn move_to_front(&self, py: Python<'_>, hits: &[Py]) -> PyResult<()> { if hits.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); // Already at front in the same order? if hits.len() <= list.len() { let mut all_match = true; for (i, h) in hits.iter().enumerate() { let cur = list.get_item(i)?; if !h.bind(py).is(&cur) { all_match = false; break; } } if all_match { return Ok(()); } } let hit_names = self.move_to_front_by_index(py, hits)?; // Propagate to siblings. let siblings: Vec> = { let guard = self.sibling_indices.lock().unwrap(); guard.iter().map(|s| s.clone_ref(py)).collect() }; for sibling in &siblings { sibling .bind(py) .call_method1("_move_to_front_by_name", (hit_names.clone(),))?; } Ok(()) } fn move_to_front_by_index<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, hits: &[Py], ) -> PyResult> { let list = self.indices_list.bind(py); let names = self.index_names_list.bind(py); let len = list.len(); let mut hit_positions: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut new_indices: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(len); let mut new_names: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(len); let hit_names = PyList::empty(py); for h in hits { for i in 0..len { let item = list.get_item(i)?; if h.bind(py).is(&item) { new_indices.push(item); let name = names.get_item(i)?; hit_names.append(name.clone())?; new_names.push(name); hit_positions.insert(i); break; } } } for i in 0..len { if !hit_positions.contains(&i) { new_indices.push(list.get_item(i)?); new_names.push(names.get_item(i)?); } } list.del_slice(0, len)?; for v in new_indices { list.append(v)?; } names.del_slice(0, len)?; for v in new_names { names.append(v)?; } Ok(hit_names) } } /// pyo3-exposed prefix adapter. Wraps any `iter_*`-supporting Python /// index object and prepends/strips a fixed prefix on every call. #[pyclass(name = "GraphIndexPrefixAdapter", subclass)] struct PyGraphIndexPrefixAdapter { adapted: Py, prefix: Py, prefix_len: usize, /// `prefix + (None,) * missing_key_length`. prefix_query: Py, add_nodes_callback: std::sync::Mutex>>, } #[pymethods] impl PyGraphIndexPrefixAdapter { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (adapted, prefix, missing_key_length, add_nodes_callback = None))] fn new<'py>( py: Python<'py>, adapted: Py, prefix: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, missing_key_length: usize, add_nodes_callback: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let prefix_len = prefix.len(); let mut query_parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(prefix_len + missing_key_length); for i in 0..prefix_len { query_parts.push(prefix.get_item(i)?); } for _ in 0..missing_key_length { query_parts.push(py.None().into_bound(py)); } let prefix_query = PyTuple::new(py, query_parts)?; Ok(Self { adapted, prefix: prefix.unbind(), prefix_len, prefix_query: prefix_query.unbind(), add_nodes_callback: std::sync::Mutex::new(add_nodes_callback), }) } #[getter] fn adapted<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.adapted.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn prefix<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyTuple> { self.prefix.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn prefix_len(&self) -> usize { self.prefix_len } #[getter] fn prefix_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyTuple> { self.prefix_query.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn add_nodes_callback<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { let guard = self.add_nodes_callback.lock().unwrap(); match guard.as_ref() { Some(f) => f.clone_ref(py), None => py.None(), } } fn add_nodes(&self, py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let translated = py_prepend_prefix_nodes(py, nodes, self.prefix.bind(py).clone())?; let cb_clone = { let guard = self.add_nodes_callback.lock().unwrap(); guard.as_ref().map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)) }; let cb = cb_clone.ok_or_else(|| { PyTypeError::new_err("GraphIndexPrefixAdapter has no add_nodes_callback") })?; Ok(cb.bind(py).call1((translated,))?.unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, value, references = None))] fn add_node( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, references: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let single = match references { Some(r) => PyTuple::new(py, [key, value, r])?, None => PyTuple::new(py, [key, value])?, }; let nodes = PyTuple::new(py, [single])?; slf.borrow().add_nodes(py, nodes.into_any())?; Ok(()) } fn iter_all_entries(slf: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| Self::_iter_all_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py)) } fn iter_entries(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } fn iter_entries_prefix(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_prefix_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } fn key_count(slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let entries = Self::_iter_all_entries_eager(slf, py)?; Ok(entries.len()) } fn validate(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.adapted.bind(py).call_method0("validate")?; Ok(()) } } impl PyGraphIndexPrefixAdapter { /// Eager body of `iter_all_entries`. Queries the adapted index for /// its `prefix_query`, then strips the prefix back off each /// resulting key. fn _iter_all_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let inner = slf.borrow(); let prefix_query = inner.prefix_query.bind(py).clone(); let entries = inner .adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries_prefix", (PyList::new(py, [prefix_query])?,))?; py_strip_prefix_entries(py, entries, inner.prefix.bind(py).clone(), slf.into_any()) } /// Eager body of `iter_entries`. fn _iter_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let inner = slf.borrow(); let prefix = inner.prefix.bind(py).clone(); let extended = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { let key_t = k? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(prefix.len() + key_t.len()); for i in 0..prefix.len() { parts.push(prefix.get_item(i)?); } for i in 0..key_t.len() { parts.push(key_t.get_item(i)?); } extended.append(PyTuple::new(py, parts)?)?; } let entries = inner .adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries", (extended,))?; py_strip_prefix_entries(py, entries, prefix, slf.into_any()) } /// Eager body of `iter_entries_prefix`. fn _iter_entries_prefix_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let inner = slf.borrow(); let prefix = inner.prefix.bind(py).clone(); let extended = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { let key_t = k? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(prefix.len() + key_t.len()); for i in 0..prefix.len() { parts.push(prefix.get_item(i)?); } for i in 0..key_t.len() { parts.push(key_t.get_item(i)?); } extended.append(PyTuple::new(py, parts)?)?; } let entries = inner .adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_entries_prefix", (extended,))?; py_strip_prefix_entries(py, entries, prefix, slf.into_any()) } } #[pymethods] impl PyGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (transport, name, size = None, unlimited_cache = false, offset = 0))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, transport: Py, name: String, size: Option, unlimited_cache: bool, offset: u64, ) -> PyResult { let _ = unlimited_cache; let t = PyIndexTransport { obj: transport.clone_ref(py), }; Ok(Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(RsGraphIndex::with_size(t, name.clone(), offset, size)), transport_py: transport, name, size, base_offset: offset, }) } #[getter] fn _transport<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.transport_py.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn _name(&self) -> &str { &self.name } #[getter] fn _size(&self) -> Option { self.size } #[getter] fn _base_offset(&self) -> u64 { self.base_offset } #[getter] fn _bytes_read(&self) -> u64 { self.inner.lock().unwrap().bytes_read() } fn key_count(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .key_count() .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } #[getter] fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .node_ref_lists() .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } #[getter] fn _key_length(&self) -> PyResult { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .key_length() .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } fn validate(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .validate() .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } fn _buffer_all(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .buffer_all() .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } /// Yield `(self, key, value)` or `(self, key, value, refs)` tuples /// matching the Python `GraphIndex.iter_all_entries` shape. fn iter_all_entries(slf: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| Self::_iter_all_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py)) } /// Same as `iter_all_entries` but restricted to `keys`. When the /// index size is known and the key set is small relative to the /// total key count, this dispatches through bisection. Otherwise it /// promotes to `buffer_all`. fn iter_entries(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } /// Same shape as `iter_entries`, but matches by prefix. Always /// triggers a full load (`buffer_all`); the pure-Rust prefix /// matcher only operates on the post-`buffer_all` node table. fn iter_entries_prefix(slf: Py, keys: Py) -> DeferredEntryIter { DeferredEntryIter::new(move |py| { Self::_iter_entries_prefix_eager(slf.bind(py).clone(), py, keys.bind(py).clone()) }) } /// Set of keys referenced by `ref_list_num` that aren't present in /// the index. fn external_references<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let refs = self .inner .lock() .unwrap() .external_references(ref_list_num) .map_err(|e| match e { IndexError::Other(msg) if msg.starts_with("No ref list") => { PyValueError::new_err(msg) } other => reraise_pending_pyerr_or(other), })?; let set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for r in refs { set.add(key_to_py(py, &r)?)?; } Ok(set) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let abspath: String = self .transport_py .bind(py) .call_method1("abspath", (self.name.as_str(),)) .ok() .and_then(|r| r.extract().ok()) .unwrap_or_else(|| self.name.clone()); Ok(format!("GraphIndex({:?})", abspath)) } fn __richcmp__( &self, py: Python<'_>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>, op: pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp, ) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(rhs) = other.cast::() { let rhs_ref = rhs.borrow(); let lhs_t = self.transport_py.bind(py); let rhs_t = rhs_ref.transport_py.bind(py); let transports_equal = lhs_t.eq(rhs_t).unwrap_or(false); let equal = transports_equal && self.name == rhs_ref.name && self.size == rhs_ref.size; return match op { pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Eq => { Ok(equal.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Ne => { Ok((!equal).into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Lt => { let lh = self.__hash__(py)?; let rh = rhs_ref.__hash__(py)?; Ok((lh < rh).into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } _ => Ok(py.NotImplemented()), }; } match op { pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Eq => { Ok(false.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Ne => { Ok(true.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any().unbind()) } pyo3::pyclass::CompareOp::Lt => Err(PyTypeError::new_err(other.unbind())), _ => Ok(py.NotImplemented()), } } fn __hash__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { // Mirrors Python: hash((type(self), self._transport, self._name, self._size)) let class_obj = py.get_type::(); let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [ class_obj.into_any(), self.transport_py.bind(py).clone(), pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, &self.name).into_any(), match self.size { Some(s) => s.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }, ], )?; tup.hash() } /// Materialised dict of post-`buffer_all` nodes, or `None` if /// `buffer_all` hasn't run yet. Mirrors the Python `_nodes` /// attribute. Tests inspect this to confirm caching behaviour. #[getter] fn _nodes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); if !g.is_buffered_already() { return Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)); } let node_ref_lists = g.key_count_or_zero(); // unused; just to silence let _ = node_ref_lists; let nrl = g.header().map(|h| h.node_ref_lists).unwrap_or(0); let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (key, (value, refs)) in g.nodes_iter() { let key_t = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, value); if nrl == 0 { dict.set_item(key_t, value_b)?; } else { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in refs { let key_tuples: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, key_tuples)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any()])?; dict.set_item(key_t, pair)?; } } Ok(dict.into_any()) } /// Materialise the bisect-state node table. Tests inspect this to /// verify which keys the bisection path has already cached. #[getter] fn _bisect_nodes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); match g.bisect_nodes() { None => Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)), Some(map) => { let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (k, (value, refs)) in map.iter() { let key_t = key_to_py(py, k)?; let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, value); if refs.is_empty() { dict.set_item(key_t, value_b)?; } else { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in refs { let items: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|o| -> PyResult> { Ok(o.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, items)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any()])?; dict.set_item(key_t, pair)?; } } Ok(dict.into_any()) } } } #[getter] fn _keys_by_offset<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (offset, raw) in g.keys_by_offset().iter() { dict.set_item(*offset, raw_node_to_py(py, raw)?)?; } Ok(dict) } /// Read-only view of the parsed-range map. Returns a fresh /// `ParsedRangeMap` snapshot; mutations on the returned object do /// not affect the index. #[getter] fn _range_map(&self) -> PyParsedRangeMap { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); PyParsedRangeMap { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(g.range_map().clone()), } } /// Backward-compatible view of the parsed byte spans as /// `[(start, end), ...]`. Mirrors the pre-Rust-port attribute that /// older callers and tests still read. #[getter] fn _parsed_byte_map<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let m = g.range_map(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for i in 0..m.len() { let (s, e) = m.byte_range(i).expect("in range"); out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ s.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), e.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Backward-compatible view of the parsed key spans as /// `[(start_key, end_key), ...]`. Mirrors the pre-Rust-port /// attribute that older callers and tests still read. #[getter] fn _parsed_key_map<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let g = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let m = g.range_map(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for i in 0..m.len() { let (s, e) = m.key_range(i).expect("in range"); let sp = key_or_none_to_py(py, &s)?; let ep = key_or_none_to_py(py, &e)?; out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [sp, ep])?)?; } Ok(out) } /// `_find_ancestors` from the Python class. Walks /// `iter_entries(keys)`, populating `parent_map` and adding any /// missing keys to `missing_keys`. Returns the set of newly-seen /// parent keys not yet in `parent_map`. fn _find_ancestors<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ref_list_num: usize, parent_map: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyDict>, missing_keys: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>, ) -> PyResult> { let key_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_list.append(k?)?; } let entries = slf.call_method1("iter_entries", (key_list.clone(),))?; let found = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let new_search = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for entry_obj in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry_obj?; let entry_t = entry .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("entry must be a tuple"))?; let key = entry_t.get_item(1)?; let refs = entry_t.get_item(3)?; let parent_keys = refs.get_item(ref_list_num)?; found.add(key.clone())?; parent_map.set_item(key, parent_keys.clone())?; for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { new_search.add(p?)?; } } // Find missing keys: original_keys - found. for k in key_list.iter() { if !found.contains(k.clone())? { missing_keys.add(k)?; } } // Return new_search - parent_map keys. let result = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in new_search.iter() { if !parent_map.contains(k.clone())? { result.add(k)?; } } Ok(result) } fn clear_cache(&self) {} /// Service a vectored read against the bisection state. Tests /// call this directly to exercise the parsed-region bookkeeping; /// mirrors the Python `_read_and_parse`. fn _read_and_parse(&self, readv_ranges: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut ranges: Vec<(u64, u64)> = Vec::new(); for item in readv_ranges.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let tup = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("readv_ranges items must be tuples"))?; let start: u64 = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let length: u64 = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; ranges.push((start, length)); } self.inner .lock() .unwrap() .read_and_parse_for_test(ranges) .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or) } /// Bisection probe used by `bisect_multi.bisect_multi_bytes`. /// `location_keys` is a list of `(byte_offset, key_tuple)` pairs; /// returns a list of `(input_pair, result)` matching the Python /// `_lookup_keys_via_location` contract (result is `False` for /// missing, `-1`/`+1` for direction, or /// `(self, key, value[, refs])` for found). fn _lookup_keys_via_location<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, location_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut requested: Vec<(u64, IndexKey)> = Vec::new(); for item_obj in location_keys.try_iter()? { let item = item_obj?; let tup = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("location_keys items must be tuples"))?; let location: u64 = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let key = extract_key(&tup.get_item(1)?)?; requested.push((location, key)); } let results = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); g.lookup_keys_via_location(&requested) .map_err(|e| match e { IndexError::Other(msg) => BzrFormatsError::new_err(msg), other => reraise_pending_pyerr_or(other), })? }; let node_ref_lists = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); g.node_ref_lists().map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)? }; let out = PyList::empty(py); let self_any: Bound = slf.clone().into_any(); for ((location, key), res) in results { let key_t = key_to_py(py, &key)?; let in_pair = PyTuple::new( py, [ location.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), key_t.clone().into_any(), ], )?; let result_obj: Bound<'py, PyAny> = match res { bazaar::index::LookupResult::Missing => { false.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any() } bazaar::index::LookupResult::Direction(d) => { (d as i32).into_pyobject(py)?.into_any().into_any() } bazaar::index::LookupResult::Found { value, refs } => { let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, &value); if node_ref_lists == 0 { PyTuple::new( py, [ self_any.clone(), key_t.clone().into_any(), value_b.into_any(), ], )? .into_any() } else { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in &refs { let key_tuples: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, key_tuples)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; PyTuple::new( py, [ self_any.clone(), key_t.clone().into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any(), ], )? .into_any() } } }; out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [in_pair.into_any(), result_obj])?)?; } Ok(out) } } impl PyGraphIndex { /// Eager body of `iter_all_entries`; the public method wraps this /// in a [`DeferredEntryIter`] so the call site itself does not /// raise. fn _iter_all_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let (entries, node_ref_lists) = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); let entries = g.iter_all_entries().map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; let nrl = g.node_ref_lists().map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; (entries, nrl) }; emit_entries(py, slf.into_any(), &entries, node_ref_lists) } /// Eager body of `iter_entries`. Translates the requested keys /// from Python and dispatches to [`RsGraphIndex::iter_entries`], /// which handles the buffer-vs-bisect strategy choice internally. fn _iter_entries_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Mirror the lenience of the historical Python implementation: // non-bytes elements can never be present in the tuple-keyed // index, so skip them rather than raising. let mut requested: Vec = Vec::new(); for key_obj in keys.try_iter()? { if let Ok(k) = extract_key(&key_obj?) { requested.push(k); } } let (entries, node_ref_lists) = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); let entries = g .iter_entries(&requested) .map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; let nrl = g.node_ref_lists().map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; (entries, nrl) }; emit_entries(py, slf.into_any(), &entries, node_ref_lists) } /// Eager body of `iter_entries_prefix`. Translates the requested /// prefixes from Python and dispatches to /// [`RsGraphIndex::iter_entries_prefix`], then builds the /// `(self, key, value[, refs])` tuples Python expects. fn _iter_entries_prefix_eager<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut prefixes: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { prefixes.push(extract_prefix(&k?)?); } if prefixes.is_empty() { return Ok(PyList::empty(py)); } let (entries, node_ref_lists) = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut g = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); let entries = g.iter_entries_prefix(&prefixes).map_err(|e| match e { IndexError::BadKey(k) => Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key_to_py(py, &k) .map(|t| t.unbind().into_any()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); BadIndexKey::new_err((py_key,)) }), other => reraise_pending_pyerr_or(other), })?; let nrl = g.node_ref_lists().map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; (entries, nrl) }; emit_entries(py, slf.into_any(), &entries, node_ref_lists) } } /// Build the per-entry tuple matching Python's `iter_all_entries` /// shape: `(self, key, value)` for zero-ref-list indexes, or /// `(self, key, value, refs)` otherwise. fn emit_entries<'py>( py: Python<'py>, self_any: Bound<'py, PyAny>, entries: &[IndexEntry], node_ref_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value, refs) in entries { let key_t = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, value); if node_ref_lists == 0 { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [self_any.clone(), key_t.into_any(), value_b.into_any()], )?)?; } else { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in refs { let key_tuples: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, key_tuples)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ self_any.clone(), key_t.into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any(), ], )?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Parse a full index file given its raw bytes (with any base-offset /// already trimmed off by the caller). Returns /// `(node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, nodes_dict)` where /// `nodes_dict` is keyed by the node's tuple-of-bytes key. /// /// For 0-ref-list indexes the dict values are `value_bytes`; otherwise /// they are `(value_bytes, refs_tuple)` matching the layout /// `GraphIndex._buffer_all` produces. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_full")] fn py_parse_full<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, usize, Bound<'py, PyDict>)> { let (header, nodes) = parse_full(data).map_err(reraise_pending_pyerr_or)?; let nodes_dict = PyDict::new(py); for (key, (value, refs)) in &nodes { let key_t = key_to_py(py, key)?; let value_b = PyBytes::new(py, value); if header.node_ref_lists == 0 { nodes_dict.set_item(key_t, value_b)?; } else { let mut ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for inner in refs { let key_tuples: Vec> = inner .iter() .map(|k| key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, key_tuples)?); } let refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, ref_tuples)?; let value_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [value_b.into_any(), refs_tuple.into_any()])?; nodes_dict.set_item(key_t, value_tuple)?; } } Ok(( header.node_ref_lists, header.key_length, header.key_count, nodes_dict, )) } /// Linear-scan prefix lookup over a `_nodes`-shaped dict. Each prefix /// is a tuple the same length as a key with `None` permitted in any /// position except the first. /// /// `mode` selects the dict-value shape: /// - `"reader-norefs"`: values are `bytes`; entries are `(key, value)`. /// - `"reader-refs"`: values are `(bytes, refs)`; entries are /// `(key, value, refs)`. /// - `"builder-norefs"`: values are `(absent, refs, value)`; entries are /// `(key, value)`. Absent nodes are skipped. /// - `"builder-refs"`: values are `(absent, refs, value)`; entries are /// `(key, value, refs)`. Absent nodes are skipped. /// - `"btree-builder-norefs"`: values are `(refs, value)`; entries are /// `(key, value)`. /// - `"btree-builder-refs"`: values are `(refs, value)`; entries are /// `(key, value, refs)`. /// /// Returns a list of result tuples; the caller prepends `self`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "iter_entries_prefix")] pub(crate) fn py_iter_entries_prefix<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, prefixes: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key_length: usize, mode: &str, ) -> PyResult> { enum NodeShape { ReaderNoRefs, ReaderRefs, BuilderNoRefs, BuilderRefs, BTreeBuilderNoRefs, BTreeBuilderRefs, } let shape = match mode { "reader-norefs" => NodeShape::ReaderNoRefs, "reader-refs" => NodeShape::ReaderRefs, "builder-norefs" => NodeShape::BuilderNoRefs, "builder-refs" => NodeShape::BuilderRefs, "btree-builder-norefs" => NodeShape::BTreeBuilderNoRefs, "btree-builder-refs" => NodeShape::BTreeBuilderRefs, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown iter_entries_prefix mode: {other}" ))) } }; let mut parsed: Vec<(Bound<'py, PyTuple>, KeyPrefix)> = Vec::new(); let mut seen_prefixes: std::collections::HashSet>>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for prefix_obj in prefixes.try_iter()? { let prefix_obj = prefix_obj?; let prefix_tuple = prefix_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((prefix_obj.clone().unbind(),)))? .clone(); let prefix = extract_prefix(prefix_tuple.as_any()) .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((prefix_tuple.clone().unbind(),)))?; if prefix.len() != key_length || prefix.first().is_none_or(|e| e.is_none()) { return Err(BadIndexKey::new_err((prefix_tuple.unbind(),))); } if seen_prefixes.insert(prefix.clone()) { parsed.push((prefix_tuple, prefix)); } } let out = PyList::empty(py); if parsed.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } let mut emitted: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let key_tuple = match key_obj.cast::() { Ok(t) => t.clone(), Err(_) => continue, }; let key_rs = match extract_key(key_tuple.as_any()) { Ok(k) => k, Err(_) => continue, }; if key_rs.len() != key_length { continue; } let prefixes_only: Vec<&bazaar::index::KeyPrefix> = parsed.iter().map(|(_, p)| p).collect(); let any_match = prefixes_only .iter() .any(|p| bazaar::index::key_matches_prefix(p, &key_rs)); if !any_match { continue; } if !emitted.insert(key_rs) { continue; } match shape { NodeShape::ReaderNoRefs => { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_obj])?)?; } NodeShape::ReaderRefs => { let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node value must be a 2-tuple"))?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let refs_t = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_t.into_any()], )?)?; } NodeShape::BuilderNoRefs | NodeShape::BuilderRefs => { let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("builder node must be a 3-tuple"))?; let absent_obj = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let absent_bytes = absent_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; if absent_bytes.as_bytes() == b"a" { continue; } let refs_t = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(2)?; if matches!(shape, NodeShape::BuilderRefs) { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_t.into_any()], )?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_b.into_any()], )?)?; } } NodeShape::BTreeBuilderNoRefs | NodeShape::BTreeBuilderRefs => { let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("btree builder node must be a 2-tuple"))?; let refs_t = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; if matches!(shape, NodeShape::BTreeBuilderRefs) { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_b.into_any(), refs_t.into_any()], )?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [key_tuple.into_any(), value_b.into_any()], )?)?; } } } } Ok(out) } /// External references for a `GraphIndexBuilder`-shaped `_nodes` dict. /// /// Returns the set of keys referenced from the second reference list /// of any present node that aren't themselves present (or are absent) /// in the index. Mirrors `GraphIndexBuilder._external_references`. /// /// `nodes` is `{key: (absent_marker_bytes, refs_tuple, value_bytes)}`. /// `reference_lists` is the configured number of parallel reference /// lists; the function returns an empty set unless this is `>= 2`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "external_references_from_builder_nodes")] fn py_external_references_from_builder_nodes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, reference_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; if reference_lists < 2 { return Ok(out); } let mut present: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut refs: Vec> = Vec::new(); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("builder node must be a 3-tuple"))?; let absent_obj = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let absent_bytes = absent_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; if absent_bytes.as_bytes() == b"a" { continue; } let key_tuple = key_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; let key_rs = extract_key(key_tuple.as_any())?; present.insert(key_rs); let refs_tuple_obj = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let refs_tuple = refs_tuple_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("refs must be a tuple"))?; if refs_tuple.len() < 2 { continue; } let second_refs_obj = refs_tuple.get_item(1)?; for ref_obj in second_refs_obj.try_iter()? { refs.push(ref_obj?); } } for ref_obj in refs { let ref_tuple = ref_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("ref must be a tuple"))?; let ref_rs = extract_key(ref_tuple.as_any())?; if !present.contains(&ref_rs) { out.add(ref_tuple)?; } } Ok(out) } /// External references from a `GraphIndex._nodes` dict at a specific /// reference-list index. Returns the set of keys reachable through /// `ref_list_num` that aren't themselves present in the index. /// /// `nodes` is `{key: (bytes, refs_tuple)}`. Raises `ValueError` if /// `ref_list_num` is out of range for `node_ref_lists`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "external_references_from_reader_nodes")] fn py_external_references_from_reader_nodes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, ref_list_num: usize, node_ref_lists: usize, ) -> PyResult> { if ref_list_num + 1 > node_ref_lists { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "No ref list {}, index has {} ref lists", ref_list_num, node_ref_lists ))); } let out = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut present: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut candidate_refs: Vec> = Vec::new(); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let key_tuple = key_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; present.insert(extract_key(key_tuple.as_any())?); let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node value must be a 2-tuple"))?; let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let refs_tuple = refs_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("refs must be a tuple"))?; let ref_list_obj = refs_tuple.get_item(ref_list_num)?; for r in ref_list_obj.try_iter()? { candidate_refs.push(r?); } } for ref_obj in candidate_refs { let ref_tuple = ref_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("ref must be a tuple"))?; let ref_rs = extract_key(ref_tuple.as_any())?; if !present.contains(&ref_rs) { out.add(ref_tuple)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Prepend `prefix` to each node's key (and to every reference key /// when the node carries refs). Mirrors the inner loop of /// `GraphIndexPrefixAdapter.add_nodes`. Returns the translated list /// in the same shape as the input — `(key, value)` or /// `(key, value, refs)`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "prepend_prefix_nodes")] fn py_prepend_prefix_nodes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyAny>, prefix: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, ) -> PyResult> { let prefix_parts: Vec> = (0..prefix.len()) .map(|i| prefix.get_item(i)) .collect::>()?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for node_obj in nodes.try_iter()? { let node = node_obj?; let node_tuple = node .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node must be a tuple"))? .clone(); if node_tuple.len() != 2 && node_tuple.len() != 3 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("node must be a 2- or 3-tuple")); } let key = node_tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("node key must be a tuple"))?; let value = node_tuple.get_item(1)?; let mut new_key_parts = prefix_parts.clone(); for i in 0..key.len() { new_key_parts.push(key.get_item(i)?); } let new_key = PyTuple::new(py, new_key_parts)?; if node_tuple.len() == 3 { let refs_tuple = node_tuple .get_item(2)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("refs must be a tuple"))?; let mut new_lists: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs_tuple.len()); for list_idx in 0..refs_tuple.len() { let ref_list = refs_tuple .get_item(list_idx)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("ref list must be a tuple"))?; let mut new_refs: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for ref_idx in 0..ref_list.len() { let ref_key = ref_list .get_item(ref_idx)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("ref key must be a tuple"))?; let mut new_ref_parts = prefix_parts.clone(); for i in 0..ref_key.len() { new_ref_parts.push(ref_key.get_item(i)?); } new_refs.push(PyTuple::new(py, new_ref_parts)?); } new_lists.push(PyTuple::new(py, new_refs)?); } let new_refs_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, new_lists)?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [new_key.into_any(), value, new_refs_tuple.into_any()], )?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [new_key.into_any(), value])?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Strip a fixed key prefix from each node yielded by `nodes_iter`, /// validating that every key (and every reference key) starts with /// `prefix`. Yielded tuples preserve `node[0]` (the inner index), /// strip the prefix from `node[1]` and from each ref-key, and pass /// `node[2]` through unchanged. Raises `BadIndexData(adapter)` on /// mismatch. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "strip_prefix_entries")] fn py_strip_prefix_entries<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes_iter: Bound<'py, PyAny>, prefix: Bound<'py, PyTuple>, adapter: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let prefix_len = prefix.len(); let prefix_parts: Vec> = (0..prefix_len) .map(|i| prefix.get_item(i)) .collect::>()?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for node_obj in nodes_iter.try_iter()? { let node = node_obj?; let node_tuple = node .cast::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),)))? .clone(); let inner_index = node_tuple.get_item(0)?; let key = node_tuple .get_item(1)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),)))?; if key.len() < prefix_len { return Err(BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),))); } for (i, p) in prefix_parts.iter().enumerate() { let key_part = key.get_item(i)?; if !key_part.eq(p)? { return Err(BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),))); } } let stripped_key_parts: Vec> = (prefix_len..key.len()) .map(|i| key.get_item(i)) .collect::>()?; let stripped_key = PyTuple::new(py, stripped_key_parts)?; let value = node_tuple.get_item(2)?; let stripped_refs = if node_tuple.len() >= 4 { let refs_tuple = node_tuple .get_item(3)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),)))?; let mut new_lists: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs_tuple.len()); for ref_list_idx in 0..refs_tuple.len() { let ref_list = refs_tuple .get_item(ref_list_idx)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),)))?; let mut new_refs: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for ref_idx in 0..ref_list.len() { let ref_key = ref_list .get_item(ref_idx)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),)))?; if ref_key.len() < prefix_len { return Err(BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),))); } for (i, p) in prefix_parts.iter().enumerate() { let part = ref_key.get_item(i)?; if !part.eq(p)? { return Err(BadIndexData::new_err((adapter.clone().unbind(),))); } } let stripped_ref_parts: Vec> = (prefix_len..ref_key.len()) .map(|i| ref_key.get_item(i)) .collect::>()?; new_refs.push(PyTuple::new(py, stripped_ref_parts)?); } new_lists.push(PyTuple::new(py, new_refs)?); } Some(PyTuple::new(py, new_lists)?) } else { None }; if let Some(refs) = stripped_refs { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [inner_index, stripped_key.into_any(), value, refs.into_any()], )?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [inner_index, stripped_key.into_any(), value], )?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Look up a set of keys against a `BTreeBuilder`-shaped `_nodes` /// dict (`{key: (refs, value)}`). Returns `(entries, found_keys)`: /// `entries` is a list of `(key, value)` or `(key, value, refs)` /// tuples for keys that are present; `found_keys` lists the keys that /// matched so the caller can compute the leftovers to look up in /// backing indices. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "iter_btree_builder_nodes_for_keys")] fn py_iter_btree_builder_nodes_for_keys( py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyDict>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult<(ListIterator, Py)> { let (entries, found) = btree_builder_nodes_for_keys(py, nodes, keys, has_refs)?; Ok((ListIterator::new(entries), found.unbind())) } /// Internal form returning the matched `(key, value[, refs])` entries /// alongside the list of keys that were actually found. The Python /// binding wraps `entries` in an iterator; Rust callers consume both /// lists directly. pub(crate) fn btree_builder_nodes_for_keys<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { let entries = PyList::empty(py); let found = PyList::empty(py); for key_obj in keys.try_iter()? { let key_obj = key_obj?; let Some(value_obj) = nodes.get_item(key_obj.clone())? else { continue; }; let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("btree node must be a 2-tuple"))?; let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; if has_refs { entries.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj.clone(), value_b, refs_obj])?)?; } else { entries.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj.clone(), value_b])?)?; } found.append(key_obj)?; } Ok((entries, found)) } /// Sort and emit a `BTreeBuilder`-shaped `_nodes` dict /// (`{key: (refs, value)}`), yielding one `(key, value)` / /// `(key, value, refs)` tuple per step in key order. The caller /// prepends `self`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "iter_btree_builder_nodes_sorted")] fn py_iter_btree_builder_nodes_sorted( py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyDict>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult { Ok(ListIterator::new(btree_builder_nodes_sorted_list( py, nodes, has_refs, )?)) } /// List form of [`py_iter_btree_builder_nodes_sorted`] for Rust callers /// that need random access; the binding wraps it in an iterator. pub(crate) fn btree_builder_nodes_sorted_list<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let mut sortable: Vec<(IndexKey, Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> = Vec::with_capacity(nodes.len()); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let key_tuple = key_obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("key must be a tuple"))?; let key_rs = extract_key(key_tuple.as_any())?; let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("btree node must be a 2-tuple"))?; let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(0)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; sortable.push((key_rs, refs_obj, value_b)); } sortable.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let out = PyList::empty(py); for (key_rs, refs_obj, value_b) in sortable { let key_t = key_to_py(py, &key_rs)?; if has_refs { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_t.into_any(), value_b, refs_obj])?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_t.into_any(), value_b])?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Iterate all present entries in a `GraphIndexBuilder`-shaped /// `_nodes` dict (`{key: (absent, refs, value)}`), yielding one /// `(key, value)` / `(key, value, refs)` tuple per step. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "iter_builder_nodes")] fn py_iter_builder_nodes( py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyDict>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult { Ok(ListIterator::new(iter_builder_nodes_list( py, nodes, has_refs, )?)) } /// Build the list of present `(key, value[, refs])` tuples for a /// `GraphIndexBuilder`-shaped `_nodes` dict. Skips absent entries; the /// caller prepends `self`. fn iter_builder_nodes_list<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (key_obj, value_obj) in nodes.iter() { let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("builder node must be a 3-tuple"))?; let absent_bytes = value_tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; if absent_bytes.as_bytes() == b"a" { continue; } let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(2)?; if has_refs { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj.clone(), value_b, refs_obj])?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj.clone(), value_b])?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Iterate present entries in a builder-shaped `_nodes` dict that /// match one of the requested `keys`, yielding one tuple per step. /// Same shape as `iter_builder_nodes`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "iter_builder_nodes_for_keys")] fn py_iter_builder_nodes_for_keys( py: Python<'_>, nodes: Bound<'_, PyDict>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult { Ok(ListIterator::new(iter_builder_nodes_for_keys_list( py, nodes, keys, has_refs, )?)) } fn iter_builder_nodes_for_keys_list<'py>( py: Python<'py>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, has_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for key_obj in keys.try_iter()? { let key_obj = key_obj?; let Some(value_obj) = nodes.get_item(key_obj.clone())? else { continue; }; let value_tuple = value_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("builder node must be a 3-tuple"))?; let absent_bytes = value_tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; if absent_bytes.as_bytes() == b"a" { continue; } let refs_obj = value_tuple.get_item(1)?; let value_b = value_tuple.get_item(2)?; if has_refs { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj, value_b, refs_obj])?)?; } else { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key_obj, value_b])?)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Insert a node into a `BTreeBuilder`-shaped `_nodes` dict /// (`{key: (refs, value)}`). Performs the per-add validation + /// duplicate-key check + dict insertion in a single Rust call. /// /// Raises `BadIndexDuplicateKey(key, builder)` if `key` is already /// present. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "add_node_to_btree_builder")] pub(crate) fn py_add_node_to_btree_builder<'py>( py: Python<'py>, builder: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, value: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, references: Bound<'py, PyAny>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, reference_lists_count: usize, key_length: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let (node_refs, _absent) = py_check_key_ref_value( py, key.clone(), references, value.clone(), nodes.clone(), reference_lists_count, key_length, )?; if nodes.contains(key.clone())? { return Err(BadIndexDuplicateKey::new_err(( key.unbind(), builder.unbind(), ))); } let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [node_refs.clone().into_any(), value.into_any()])?; nodes.set_item(key, pair)?; Ok(node_refs) } /// Insert a node into a `GraphIndexBuilder`-shaped state. Folds the /// per-node check_key_ref_value + duplicate check + dict updates from /// `add_node` into a single Rust call. /// /// `nodes` is the builder's `_nodes` dict (mutated in place). /// `absent_keys` is the `_absent_keys` set (mutated in place). /// `builder` is the Python builder instance, only used so that /// `BadIndexDuplicateKey(key, builder)` carries the right context. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "add_node_to_builder")] fn py_add_node_to_builder<'py>( py: Python<'py>, builder: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, value: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, references: Bound<'py, PyAny>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, absent_keys: Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>, reference_lists_count: usize, key_length: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let (node_refs, absent_references) = py_check_key_ref_value( py, key.clone(), references, value.clone(), nodes.clone(), reference_lists_count, key_length, )?; if let Some(existing) = nodes.get_item(key.clone())? { let existing_tuple = existing .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("nodes value must be a tuple"))?; let absent_marker = existing_tuple .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("absent marker must be bytes"))?; if absent_marker.as_bytes() != b"a" { return Err(BadIndexDuplicateKey::new_err(( key.unbind(), builder.unbind(), ))); } } let empty_tuple = PyTuple::empty(py); let absent_value = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"a").into_any(), empty_tuple.clone().into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), ], )?; for ref_obj in absent_references.iter() { nodes.set_item(ref_obj.clone(), absent_value.clone())?; absent_keys.add(ref_obj)?; } absent_keys.discard(key.clone())?; let present_value = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any(), node_refs.into_any(), value.into_any(), ], )?; nodes.set_item(key, present_value)?; Ok(()) } /// Validate `key`, `references`, and `value` for a builder /// `add_node` call. Returns `(node_refs_tuple, absent_references_list)` /// where `node_refs_tuple` is a tuple of tuples of tuples (each inner /// tuple is a key) and `absent_references_list` is a list of keys that /// aren't already present in `nodes`. /// /// Raises `BadIndexKey` for bad keys, `BadIndexValue` for bad values /// or wrong reference list count. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "check_key_ref_value")] fn py_check_key_ref_value<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, references: Bound<'py, PyAny>, value: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, nodes: Bound<'py, PyDict>, reference_lists_count: usize, key_length: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyTuple>, Bound<'py, PyList>)> { py_check_key(key.clone(), key_length)?; py_check_value(value.clone())?; let ref_lists: Vec> = references.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?; if ref_lists.len() != reference_lists_count { return Err(BadIndexValue::new_err((references.unbind(),))); } let absent_list = PyList::empty(py); let mut node_ref_tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ref_lists.len()); for ref_list_obj in ref_lists { let mut tupled_refs: Vec> = Vec::new(); for ref_obj in ref_list_obj.try_iter()? { let ref_obj = ref_obj?; let ref_tuple = if let Ok(t) = ref_obj.cast::() { t.clone() } else { let parts: Vec> = ref_obj.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?; PyTuple::new(py, parts)? }; if !nodes.contains(ref_tuple.clone())? { py_check_key(ref_tuple.clone().into_any(), key_length)?; absent_list.append(ref_tuple.clone())?; } tupled_refs.push(ref_tuple); } node_ref_tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, tupled_refs)?); } let result_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, node_ref_tuples)?; Ok((result_tuple, absent_list)) } /// Validate that `key` conforms to the `GraphIndexBuilder` key /// interface: a tuple of `key_length` non-empty `bytes` elements with /// no whitespace or null characters anywhere. Raises `BadIndexKey` on /// failure. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "check_key")] fn py_check_key(key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key_length: usize) -> PyResult<()> { let key_tuple = key .cast::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((key.clone().unbind(),)))? .clone(); if key_tuple.len() != key_length { return Err(BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.unbind(),))); } let mut parts: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(key_length); for item in key_tuple.iter() { let b = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.clone().unbind(),)))?; parts.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if !key_is_valid(&parts, key_length) { return Err(BadIndexKey::new_err((key_tuple.unbind(),))); } Ok(()) } /// Validate that `value` may legally appear as a node payload: no `\n` /// or `\0` bytes. Raises `BadIndexValue` on failure. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "check_value")] fn py_check_value(value: Bound<'_, PyBytes>) -> PyResult<()> { if !value_is_valid(value.as_bytes()) { return Err(BadIndexValue::new_err((value.unbind(),))); } Ok(()) } pub fn _index_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "index")?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_serialize_graph_index, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_header, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_lines, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_full, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_iter_entries_prefix, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!( py_external_references_from_builder_nodes, &m )?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_check_key, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_check_value, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_check_key_ref_value, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_add_node_to_builder, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_add_node_to_btree_builder, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_iter_builder_nodes, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_iter_btree_builder_nodes_sorted, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_iter_btree_builder_nodes_for_keys, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_iter_builder_nodes_for_keys, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_strip_prefix_entries, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_prepend_prefix_nodes, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!( py_external_references_from_reader_nodes, &m )?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/inventory.rs0000644000000000000000000052212015211122234020213 0ustar00use bazaar::inventory::{describe_change, detect_changes, Entry, Error, Inventory as _}; use bazaar::inventory_delta::{ InventoryDeltaEntry, InventoryDeltaInconsistency, InventoryDeltaParseError, InventoryDeltaSerializeError, }; use bazaar::osutils::Kind; use bazaar::{FileId, RevisionId}; use pyo3::class::basic::CompareOp; use pyo3::exceptions::{ PyIndexError, PyKeyError, PyNotImplementedError, PyTypeError, PyValueError, }; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::pyclass_init::PyClassInitializer; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyString, PyTuple}; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; use pyo3::{create_exception, import_exception}; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::collections::VecDeque; use std::iter::FromIterator; import_exception!(bzrformats.inventory, InvalidEntryName); import_exception!(bzrformats.inventory, DuplicateFileId); import_exception!(bzrformats.inventory, NoSuchId); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrCheckError); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InvalidNormalization); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, InconsistentDelta); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, AlreadyVersionedError); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrFormatsError); import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, NotADirectory); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, NotVersionedError); create_exception!( bzrformats.inventory_delta, IncompatibleInventoryDelta, BzrFormatsError ); create_exception!( bzrformats.inventory_delta, InventoryDeltaError, BzrFormatsError ); fn kind_from_str(kind: &str) -> Option { match kind { "file" => Some(Kind::File), "directory" => Some(Kind::Directory), "tree-reference" => Some(Kind::TreeReference), "symlink" => Some(Kind::Symlink), _ => None, } } fn check_name(name: &str) -> PyResult<()> { if !is_valid_name(name) { Err(InvalidEntryName::new_err((name.to_string(),))) } else { Ok(()) } } fn common_ie_check( slf: Py, ie: &Entry, py: Python, checker: &Py, rev_id: &RevisionId, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { let present = inv .call_method1(py, "has_id", (parent_id,))? .extract::(py)?; if !present { return Err(BzrCheckError::new_err(format!( "missing parent {{{}}} in inventory for revision {{{}}}", parent_id, rev_id ))); } } checker.call_method1(py, "_add_entry_to_text_key_references", (inv, slf))?; Ok(()) } #[pyclass(subclass)] pub struct InventoryEntry(pub Entry); #[pymethods] impl InventoryEntry { fn has_text(&self) -> bool { matches!(&self.0, Entry::File { .. }) } fn kind_character(&self) -> &'static str { self.0.kind().marker() } #[getter] fn kind(&self) -> &'static str { self.0.kind().as_str() } #[getter] fn get_name(&self) -> &str { match &self.0 { Entry::File { name, .. } => name, Entry::Directory { name, .. } => name, Entry::TreeReference { name, .. } => name, Entry::Link { name, .. } => name, Entry::Root { .. } => "", } } #[getter] fn get_file_id<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let file_id = self.0.file_id(); file_id.into_pyobject(py) } #[getter] fn get_parent_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { let parent_id = self.0.parent_id(); parent_id.map(|parent_id| parent_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap()) } #[getter] fn get_revision<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { let revision = self.0.revision(); revision .as_ref() .map(|revision| revision.into_pyobject(py).unwrap()) } #[staticmethod] fn versionable_kind(kind: &str) -> bool { if let Some(kind) = kind_from_str(kind) { bazaar::inventory::versionable_kind(kind) } else { false } } #[getter] fn get_executable(&self) -> bool { match &self.0 { Entry::File { executable, .. } => *executable, _ => false, } } fn is_unmodified(&self, other: &InventoryEntry) -> bool { self.0.is_unmodified(&other.0) } fn detect_changes(&self, other: &InventoryEntry) -> (bool, bool) { detect_changes(&self.0, &other.0) } #[staticmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (slf=None, other=None))] fn describe_change(slf: Option<&InventoryEntry>, other: Option<&InventoryEntry>) -> String { describe_change(slf.map(|s| &s.0), other.map(|o| &o.0)).to_string() } fn __richcmp__(&self, other: &InventoryEntry, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult { match op { CompareOp::Eq => Ok(self.0 == other.0), CompareOp::Ne => Ok(self.0 != other.0), _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("")), } } fn _unchanged(&self, other: &InventoryEntry) -> bool { self.0.unchanged(&other.0) } #[pyo3(signature = (revision=None, name=None, parent_id=None))] fn derive( &self, revision: Option, name: Option, parent_id: Option, ) -> InventoryEntry { let mut entry = self.0.clone(); let revision = revision.or_else(|| entry.revision().cloned()); let name = name.unwrap_or_else(|| entry.name().to_string()); let parent_id = parent_id.or_else(|| entry.parent_id().cloned()); match &mut entry { Entry::File { revision: r, name: n, parent_id: p, .. } => { *r = revision; *n = name; *p = parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::Directory { revision: r, name: n, parent_id: p, .. } => { *r = revision; *n = name; *p = parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::TreeReference { revision: r, name: n, parent_id: p, .. } => { *r = revision; *n = name; *p = parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::Link { revision: r, name: n, parent_id: p, .. } => { *r = revision; *n = name; *p = parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::Root { revision: r, .. } => { *r = revision; } } InventoryEntry(entry) } /// Find possible per-file graph parents. /// /// This is currently defined by: /// Select the last changed revision in the parent inventory. /// Do deal with a short lived bug in bzr 0.8's development two entries /// that have the same last changed but different 'x' bit settings are /// changed in-place. fn parent_candidates<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, previous_inventories: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { // revision:ie mapping for each ie found in previous_inventories let mut candidates: HashMap<&RevisionId, Py> = HashMap::new(); // identify candidate head revision ids for inv in previous_inventories { match inv.call_method1(py, "get_entry", (self.get_file_id(py)?,)) { Ok(py_entry) => { if let Ok(mut entry) = py_entry.extract::>(py) { if let Some(revision) = entry.0.revision() { if let Some(candidate) = candidates.get_mut(revision) { // same revision value in two different inventories: // correct possible inconsistencies: // * there was a bug in revision updates with executable bit support let mut candidate = candidate.extract::>(py)?; if let ( Entry::File { executable: candidate_executable, .. }, Entry::File { executable: entry_executable, .. }, ) = (&mut candidate.0, &mut entry.0) { if candidate_executable != entry_executable { *entry_executable = false; *candidate_executable = false; } } } else { // add this revision as a candidate. //candidates.insert(revision, py_entry); } } } } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => {} Err(e) => { return Err(e); } } } let ret = PyDict::new(py); for (revision, entry) in candidates.into_iter() { ret.set_item(revision, entry)?; } Ok(ret) } } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=InventoryEntry)] struct InventoryFile(); #[pymethods] impl InventoryFile { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, name, parent_id, revision=None, text_sha1=None, text_size=None, executable=None, text_id=None))] fn new( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, ) -> PyResult<(Self, InventoryEntry)> { let executable = executable.unwrap_or(false); check_name(name.as_str())?; let entry = Entry::File { file_id, name, parent_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, text_id, executable, }; Ok((Self(), InventoryEntry(entry))) } #[getter] fn get_executable(slf: PyRef) -> bool { match slf.into_super().0 { Entry::File { executable, .. } => executable, _ => false, } } #[getter] fn get_text_sha1(slf: PyRef, py: Python) -> Option> { let s = slf.into_super(); match &s.0 { Entry::File { text_sha1, .. } => text_sha1 .as_ref() .map(|text_sha1| PyBytes::new(py, text_sha1.as_ref()).into()), _ => panic!("Not a file"), } } #[getter] fn get_text_size(slf: PyRef) -> Option { let s = slf.into_super(); match &s.0 { Entry::File { text_size, .. } => *text_size, _ => panic!("Not a file"), } } #[getter] fn get_text_id(slf: PyRef, py: Python) -> Option> { let s = slf.into_super(); match &s.0 { Entry::File { text_id, .. } => text_id .as_ref() .map(|text_id| PyBytes::new(py, text_id).into()), _ => panic!("Not a file"), } } #[getter] fn get_reference_revision(_slf: PyRef, py: Python) -> Py { py.None() } fn copy<'a>(slf: PyRef<'a, Self>, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let s = slf.into_super(); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(InventoryEntry(s.0.clone())); let init = init.add_subclass(Self()); Bound::new(py, init) } fn __repr__(slf: PyRef, py: Python) -> PyResult { let s = slf.into_super(); Ok(match &s.0 { Entry::File { name, file_id, parent_id, text_sha1, text_size, revision, .. } => format!( "InventoryFile({}, {}, parent_id={}, sha1={}, len={}, revision={})", file_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, name.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, parent_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, text_sha1 .as_ref() .map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s.as_slice()).repr()) .unwrap_or_else(|| Ok(PyString::new(py, "None")))?, text_size.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, revision .as_ref() .map(|r| r.into_pyobject(py).unwrap()) .into_pyobject(py) .unwrap() .repr()?, ), _ => panic!("Not a file"), }) } fn check( slf: &Bound, py: Python, checker: Py, rev_id: RevisionId, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult<()> { let spr = slf.borrow().into_super(); common_ie_check( slf.clone().unbind().into(), &spr.0, py, &checker, &rev_id, inv, )?; let (file_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size) = match spr.0 { Entry::File { ref text_sha1, ref file_id, ref revision, text_size, .. } => (file_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size), _ => panic!("Not a file"), }; checker.call_method1( py, "add_pending_item", ( &rev_id, ("texts", &file_id, &revision), PyBytes::new(py, b"text"), PyBytes::new(py, text_sha1.as_ref().unwrap()), ), )?; if text_size.is_none() { checker.getattr(py, "_report_items")?.call_method1( py, "append", (format!( "fileid {{{}}} in {{{}}} has None for text_size", file_id, rev_id ),), )?; } Ok(()) } } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=InventoryEntry)] struct InventoryDirectory(); #[pymethods] impl InventoryDirectory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, name, parent_id=None, revision=None))] fn new( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: Option, revision: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Self, InventoryEntry)> { check_name(name.as_str())?; let entry = if let Some(parent_id) = parent_id { Entry::Directory { file_id, name, parent_id, revision, } } else { Entry::Root { file_id, revision } }; Ok((Self(), InventoryEntry(entry))) } fn copy<'py>(slf: PyRef, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = slf.into_super(); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(InventoryEntry(s.0.clone())); let init = init.add_subclass(Self()); Bound::new(py, init) } #[getter] fn get_text_size(&self, py: Python) -> Py { py.None() } #[getter] fn get_text_sha1(&self, py: Python) -> Py { py.None() } fn __repr__(slf: PyRef, py: Python) -> PyResult { let s = slf.into_super(); Ok(match &s.0 { Entry::Directory { name, file_id, parent_id, revision, .. } => format!( "InventoryDirectory({}, {}, parent_id={}, revision={})", file_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, name.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, parent_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, revision.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, ), Entry::Root { file_id, revision, .. } => format!( "InventoryDirectory({}, \"\", parent_id=None, revision={})", file_id.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, revision.into_pyobject(py).unwrap().repr()?, ), _ => panic!("Not a directory"), }) } fn check( slf: &Bound, py: Python, checker: Py, rev_id: RevisionId, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult<()> { let spr = slf.borrow().into_super(); common_ie_check( slf.clone().unbind().into(), &spr.0, py, &checker, &rev_id, inv, )?; // In non rich root repositories we do not expect a file graph for the // root. if spr.0.name().is_empty() && !checker.getattr(py, "rich_roots")?.extract::(py)? { return Ok(()); } // Directories are stored as an empty file, but the file should exist // to provide a per-fileid log. The hash of every directory content is // "da..." below (the sha1sum of ''). checker.call_method1( py, "add_pending_item", ( &rev_id, ("texts", spr.0.file_id(), spr.0.revision()), PyBytes::new(py, b"text"), PyBytes::new(py, b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"), ), )?; Ok(()) } } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=InventoryEntry)] struct TreeReference(); #[pymethods] impl TreeReference { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, name, parent_id, revision=None, reference_revision=None))] fn new( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Self, InventoryEntry)> { check_name(name.as_str())?; let entry = Entry::TreeReference { file_id, name, parent_id, revision, reference_revision, }; Ok((Self(), InventoryEntry(entry))) } #[getter] fn get_reference_revision<'a>( slf: PyRef<'a, Self>, py: Python<'a>, ) -> Option> { let s = slf.into_super(); match &s.0 { Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision, .. } => reference_revision .as_ref() .map(|reference_revision| reference_revision.into_pyobject(py).unwrap()), _ => panic!("Not a tree reference"), } } fn copy<'py>(slf: PyRef, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = slf.into_super(); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(InventoryEntry(s.0.clone())); let init = init.add_subclass(Self()); Bound::new(py, init) } } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=InventoryEntry)] struct InventoryLink(); #[pymethods] impl InventoryLink { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (file_id, name, parent_id, revision=None, symlink_target=None))] fn new( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, symlink_target: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Self, InventoryEntry)> { check_name(name.as_str())?; let entry = Entry::Link { file_id, name, parent_id, symlink_target, revision, }; Ok((Self(), InventoryEntry(entry))) } #[getter] fn get_symlink_target(slf: PyRef) -> Option { let s = slf.into_super(); match s.0 { Entry::Link { ref symlink_target, .. } => symlink_target.clone(), _ => panic!("Not a link"), } } fn copy<'py>(slf: PyRef, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = slf.into_super(); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(InventoryEntry(s.0.clone())); let init = init.add_subclass(Self()); Bound::new(py, init) } #[getter] fn get_text_size(&self, py: Python) -> Py { py.None() } #[getter] fn get_text_sha1(&self, py: Python) -> Py { py.None() } fn check( slf: &Bound, py: Python, checker: Py, rev_id: RevisionId, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult<()> { let spr = slf.borrow().into_super(); common_ie_check( slf.clone().unbind().into(), &spr.0, py, &checker, &rev_id, inv, )?; if spr.0.symlink_target().is_none() { let report_items = checker.getattr(py, "_report_items")?; report_items.call_method1( py, "append", (format!( "symlink {} has no target in revision {}", spr.0.file_id(), spr.0 .revision() .map_or_else(|| String::from("None"), |p| p.to_string()) ),), )?; } // Symlinks are stored as '' checker.call_method1( py, "add_pending_item", ( &rev_id, ("texts", spr.0.file_id(), spr.0.revision()), PyBytes::new(py, b"text"), PyBytes::new(py, b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"), ), )?; Ok(()) } } fn entry_to_py(py: Python, e: Entry) -> PyResult> { let kind = e.kind(); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(InventoryEntry(e)); match kind { Kind::File => { let init = init.add_subclass(InventoryFile()); Ok(Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any()) } Kind::Directory => { let init = init.add_subclass(InventoryDirectory()); Ok(Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any()) } Kind::TreeReference => { let init = init.add_subclass(TreeReference()); Ok(Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any()) } Kind::Symlink => { let init = init.add_subclass(InventoryLink()); Ok(Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any()) } } } #[pyfunction] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] #[pyo3(signature = (kind, name, parent_id=None, revision=None, file_id=None, text_sha1=None, text_size=None, executable=None, text_id=None, symlink_target=None, reference_revision=None))] fn make_entry<'a>( py: Python<'a>, kind: &'a str, name: &'a str, parent_id: Option, revision: Option, file_id: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, symlink_target: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let kind = match kind { "file" => Kind::File, "directory" => Kind::Directory, "tree-reference" => Kind::TreeReference, "symlink" => Kind::Symlink, _ => panic!("Unknown kind"), }; entry_to_py( py, bazaar::inventory::make_entry( kind, name.to_string(), file_id, parent_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, text_id, symlink_target, reference_revision, ) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?, ) } #[pyfunction] fn is_valid_name(name: &str) -> bool { bazaar::inventory::is_valid_name(name) } #[pyfunction] fn ensure_normalized_name(name: std::path::PathBuf) -> PyResult { let path = bazaar::inventory::ensure_normalized_name(name.as_path()) .map_err(|_e| InvalidNormalization::new_err(name.clone()))?; path.to_str().map(|s| s.to_string()).ok_or_else(|| { PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Invalid normalization for path: {}", name.display() )) }) } fn delta_err_to_py_err(py: Python, e: InventoryDeltaInconsistency) -> PyErr { match e { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoPath => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", "", "No path in entry")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateFileId(ref path, ref fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path.clone(), fid.clone(), "repeated file_id")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateOldPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "repeated path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateNewPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "repeated path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::MismatchedId(path, fid1, fid2) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid1, format!("mismatched id with entry {}", fid2))) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::EntryWithoutPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "Entry with no new_path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathWithoutEntry(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "new_path with no entry")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::OrphanedChild(fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", fid, "orphaned child")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoSuchId(fid) => NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), fid)), InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathMismatch(fid, path1, path2) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path1, fid, format!("path mismatch != {}", path2))) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentMissing(fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", fid, "parent missing")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::InvalidEntryName(name) => InvalidEntryName::new_err((name,)), InventoryDeltaInconsistency::FileIdCycle(fid, path, parent_path) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, format!("file_id cycle with {}", parent_path))) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentNotDirectory(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "parent is not a directory")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathAlreadyVersioned(name, parent_path) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((name, parent_path, "path already versioned")) } } } #[pyclass] pub(crate) struct InventoryDelta(pub(crate) bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta); #[pymethods] impl InventoryDelta { #[new] #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] #[pyo3(signature = (delta=None))] fn new( _py: Python, delta: Option< Vec<( Option, Option, FileId, Option>, )>, >, ) -> PyResult { let delta = delta.unwrap_or_default(); let delta = delta .into_iter() .map(|(old_name, new_name, file_id, entry)| { let old_name = old_name.as_deref(); let new_name = new_name.as_deref(); let entry = entry.as_ref().map(|e| e.0.clone()); InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: old_name.map(|s| s.to_string()), new_path: new_name.map(|s| s.to_string()), file_id, new_entry: entry, } }) .collect::>(); Ok(Self(bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta::from(delta))) } fn __nonzero__(slf: PyRef) -> bool { !slf.0.is_empty() } pub(crate) fn sort(&mut self) { self.0.sort(); } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.0.len() } fn __richcmp__(&self, other: PyRef, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult> { match op { CompareOp::Eq => Ok(Some(self.0 == other.0)), CompareOp::Ne => Ok(Some(self.0 != other.0)), _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "Only == and != are supported", )), } } fn __getitem__<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, index: isize, ) -> PyResult<(Option, Option, FileId, Bound<'a, PyAny>)> { let index: usize = if index < 0 { (self.0.len() as isize + index) as usize } else { index as usize }; let entry = self .0 .get(index) .ok_or(PyIndexError::new_err("Index out of bounds"))?; Ok(( entry.old_path.clone(), entry.new_path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), entry.new_entry.as_ref().map_or_else( || Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)), |e| entry_to_py(py, e.clone()), )?, )) } pub(crate) fn check(&self, py: Python) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.check().map_err(|e| match e { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoPath => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", "", "No path in entry")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateFileId(ref path, ref fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path.clone(), fid.clone(), "repeated file_id")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateOldPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "repeated path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateNewPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "repeated path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::MismatchedId(path, fid1, fid2) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(( path, fid1, format!("mismatched id with entry {}", fid2), )) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathMismatch(fid, path1, path2) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(( path1, fid, format!("mismatched path with entry {}", path2), )) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::OrphanedChild(fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", fid, "orphaned child")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentNotDirectory(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "parent not directory")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentMissing(fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", fid, "parent missing")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoSuchId(fid) => NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), fid)), InventoryDeltaInconsistency::InvalidEntryName(n) => InvalidEntryName::new_err((n,)), InventoryDeltaInconsistency::FileIdCycle(fid, path, parent_path) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err(( path, fid, format!("file_id cycle with {}", parent_path), )) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathAlreadyVersioned(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "path already versioned")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::EntryWithoutPath(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "Entry with no new_path")) } InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathWithoutEntry(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "new_path with no entry")) } }) } fn __repr__(&self) -> String { format!("{:?}", self.0) } } fn inventory_err_to_py_err(e: Error, py: Python) -> PyErr { match e { Error::InvalidEntryName(name) => InvalidEntryName::new_err((name,)), Error::InvalidNormalization(n, _) => InvalidNormalization::new_err((n,)), Error::DuplicateFileId(fid, path) => DuplicateFileId::new_err((fid, path)), Error::NoSuchId(fid) => NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), fid)), Error::ParentNotDirectory(path, fid) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, "parent not directory")) } Error::FileIdCycle(fid, path, parent_path) => { InconsistentDelta::new_err((path, fid, format!("file_id cycle with {}", parent_path))) } Error::ParentMissing(fid) => InconsistentDelta::new_err(("", fid, "parent missing")), Error::PathAlreadyVersioned(name, parent_path) => { AlreadyVersionedError::new_err(format!("{}/{}", parent_path, name)) } Error::ParentNotVersioned(path) => { NotVersionedError::new_err(format!("parent not versioned: {}", path)) } Error::Backend(msg) => BzrFormatsError::new_err(msg), } } /// Build a delta between two inventories of any shape by walking /// `iter_all_ids()` on each side and comparing entries. Mirrors the /// fallback branch of Python's `bzrformats.inventory._make_delta`. /// /// Both `new` and `old` may be any object exposing `iter_all_ids()`, /// `id2path(file_id)`, and `get_entry(file_id)` — i.e. an /// `Inventory` or `CHKInventory` pyclass. fn make_delta_via_attrs<'py>( new: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, old: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let mut old_ids: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for fid in old.call_method0("iter_all_ids")?.try_iter()? { old_ids.insert(fid?.extract()?); } let mut new_ids: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for fid in new.call_method0("iter_all_ids")?.try_iter()? { new_ids.insert(fid?.extract()?); } let mut delta: Vec = Vec::new(); for file_id in old_ids.difference(&new_ids) { let old_path: String = old.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.extract()?; delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(old_path), new_path: None, file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: None, }); } for file_id in new_ids.difference(&old_ids) { let new_path: String = new.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.extract()?; let entry_obj = new.call_method1("get_entry", (file_id.clone(),))?; let entry = entry_obj.extract::>()?.0.clone(); delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(new_path), file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: Some(entry), }); } for file_id in old_ids.intersection(&new_ids) { let old_entry_obj = old.call_method1("get_entry", (file_id.clone(),))?; let new_entry_obj = new.call_method1("get_entry", (file_id.clone(),))?; let old_entry = old_entry_obj.extract::>()?.0.clone(); let new_entry = new_entry_obj.extract::>()?.0.clone(); if old_entry != new_entry { let old_path: String = old.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.extract()?; let new_path: String = new.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.extract()?; delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(old_path), new_path: Some(new_path), file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: Some(new_entry), }); } } Ok(bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta::from(delta)) } #[pyclass] pub(crate) struct Inventory(pub(crate) bazaar::inventory::MutableInventory); #[pymethods] impl Inventory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (root_id=b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), revision_id=None, root_revision=None))] fn new( root_id: Option>, revision_id: Option, root_revision: Option, ) -> PyResult { let root_id = root_id.map(bazaar::FileId::from); let mut inv = Inventory(bazaar::inventory::MutableInventory::new()); if let Some(root_id) = root_id { let root = bazaar::inventory::Entry::root(root_id, root_revision); inv.0.add(root).unwrap(); } else if root_revision.is_some() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err("root_revision requires root_id")); } inv.0.revision_id = revision_id; Ok(inv) } #[getter] fn root<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if let Some(root) = self.0.root() { entry_to_py(py, root.clone()) } else { Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)) } } fn add(&mut self, py: Python, entry: &InventoryEntry) -> PyResult<()> { self.0 .add(entry.0.clone()) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?; Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (relpath, kind, file_id=None, revision=None, text_sha1=None, text_size=None, executable=None, text_id=None, symlink_target=None, reference_revision=None))] fn add_path<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, relpath: &str, kind: bazaar::osutils::Kind, file_id: Option, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, symlink_target: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let file_id = self .0 .add_path( relpath, kind, file_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, text_id, symlink_target, reference_revision, ) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?; self.get_entry(py, file_id) } #[getter] fn get_revision_id(&self) -> Option { self.0.revision_id.as_ref().cloned() } #[setter] fn set_revision_id(&mut self, revision_id: Option) { self.0.revision_id = revision_id; } fn id2path(&self, py: Python, file_id: FileId) -> PyResult { self.0 .id2path(&file_id) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option { self.0.path2id(path).cloned() } fn is_root(&self, file_id: FileId) -> PyResult { Ok(self.0.is_root(file_id)) } fn has_filename(&self, py: Python, name: &str) -> PyResult { self.0 .has_filename(name) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn get_children<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: FileId, ) -> PyResult>> { let children = self.0.get_children(&file_id); if children.is_none() { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), file_id))); } let children = children.unwrap(); let mut result = HashMap::with_capacity(children.len()); for (name, child) in children { result.insert(name.to_string(), entry_to_py(py, child.clone())?); } Ok(result) } fn entries<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult)>> { let entries = self.0.entries(); let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(entries.len()); for (name, entry) in entries { result.push((name, entry_to_py(py, entry.clone())?)); } Ok(result) } fn rename_id(&mut self, py: Python, old_file_id: FileId, new_file_id: FileId) -> PyResult<()> { self.0 .rename_id(&old_file_id, &new_file_id) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn path2id_segments(&self, names: Vec) -> Option { let names = names.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect::>(); self.0.path2id_segments(names.as_slice()).cloned() } fn filter(&self, py: Python, specific_fileids: HashSet) -> PyResult { let result = self .0 .filter(&specific_fileids.iter().collect()) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?; Ok(Self(result)) } fn get_entry_by_path_partial<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, relpath: Py, ) -> PyResult<( Option>, Option>, Option>, )> { let ret = if let Ok(relpath) = relpath.extract::(py) { self.0.get_entry_by_path_partial(&relpath) } else if let Ok(segments) = relpath.extract::>(py) { let segments = segments.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect::>(); self.0 .get_entry_by_path_segments_partial(segments.as_slice()) } else { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err("expected str or list of str")); }; if let Some((e, segments, missing)) = ret { Ok(( Some(entry_to_py(py, e.clone())?), Some(segments), Some(missing), )) } else { Ok((None, None, None)) } } fn get_entry_by_path<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, relpath: Py, ) -> PyResult>> { if let Ok(relpath) = relpath.extract::(py) { Ok(self .0 .get_entry_by_path(&relpath) .map(|entry| entry_to_py(py, entry.clone()).unwrap())) } else if let Ok(segments) = relpath.extract::>(py) { let segments = segments.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()).collect::>(); Ok(self .0 .get_entry_by_path_segments(segments.as_slice()) .map(|entry| entry_to_py(py, entry.clone()).unwrap())) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("expected str or list of str")) } } #[pyo3(signature = (delta))] fn apply_delta( &mut self, py: Python, delta: Vec<( Option, Option, FileId, Option>, )>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let delta = bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta::from_iter(delta.into_iter().map( |(old_name, new_name, file_id, entry)| InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: old_name, new_path: new_name, file_id, new_entry: entry.map(|entry| entry.0.clone()), }, )); self.0 .apply_delta(&delta) .map_err(|e| delta_err_to_py_err(py, e)) } #[pyo3(signature = (delta, new_revision_id))] fn create_by_apply_delta( &self, py: Python, delta: Vec<( Option, Option, FileId, Option>, )>, new_revision_id: RevisionId, ) -> PyResult { let delta = bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta::from_iter(delta.into_iter().map( |(old_name, new_name, file_id, entry)| InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: old_name, new_path: new_name, file_id, new_entry: entry.map(|entry| entry.0.clone()), }, )); let result = self .0 .create_by_apply_delta(&delta, new_revision_id) .map_err(|e| delta_err_to_py_err(py, e))?; Ok(Self(result)) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.0.len() } fn get_entry<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: FileId) -> PyResult> { self.0 .get_entry(&file_id) .map(|entry| entry_to_py(py, entry.clone()).unwrap()) .ok_or_else(|| NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), file_id))) } fn get_file_kind(&self, file_id: FileId) -> Option<&'static str> { self.0.get_file_kind(&file_id).map(|kind| kind.as_str()) } fn has_id(&self, py: Python, file_id: FileId) -> PyResult { self.0 .has_id(&file_id) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn get_child<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: FileId, name: &str, ) -> Option> { self.0 .get_child(&file_id, name) .map(|entry| entry_to_py(py, entry.clone()).unwrap()) } fn delete(&mut self, py: Python, file_id: FileId) -> PyResult<()> { self.0 .delete(&file_id) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn _make_delta<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, old: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Fast path: both inventories are the Rust-backed `Inventory`. if let Ok(old_inv) = old.extract::>() { let this = slf.borrow(); let inventory_delta = this.0.make_delta(&old_inv.0); return Bound::new(py, InventoryDelta(inventory_delta)); } // Mixed Inventory<->CHKInventory: fall back to the generic // attribute-based diff. let delta = make_delta_via_attrs(slf.as_any(), old)?; Bound::new(py, InventoryDelta(delta)) } fn remove_recursive_id<'a>( &mut self, py: Python<'a>, file_id: FileId, ) -> PyResult>> { self.0 .remove_recursive_id(&file_id) .into_iter() .map(|entry| entry_to_py(py, entry)) .collect::>>() } fn rename( &mut self, py: Python, file_id: FileId, new_parent_id: FileId, new_name: &str, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.0 .rename(&file_id, &new_parent_id, new_name) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py)) } fn iter_sorted_children( &self, py: Python<'_>, file_id: FileId, ) -> PyResult> { let children = self.0.iter_sorted_children(&file_id); if children.is_none() { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), file_id))); } let entries = children.unwrap().map(|(_n, e)| e.clone()).collect(); Py::new(py, SortedChildrenIterator { entries }) } fn iter_all_ids(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::inventory::Inventory; let ids = self .0 .all_file_ids() .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?; Py::new(py, FileIdIterator { ids: ids.into() }) } #[pyo3(signature = (from_dir=None, recursive=true))] fn iter_entries( slf: Py, py: Python, from_dir: Option, recursive: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let recursive = recursive.unwrap_or(true); Bound::new(py, IterEntriesIterator::new(py, slf, from_dir, recursive)?) } #[pyo3(signature = (from_dir=None, specific_file_ids=None))] fn iter_entries_by_dir( slf: Py, py: Python, from_dir: Option, specific_file_ids: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { Bound::new( py, IterEntriesByDirIterator::new(py, slf, from_dir, specific_file_ids)?, ) } fn change_root_id(&mut self, new_root_id: FileId) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.change_root_id(new_root_id); Ok(()) } fn copy(&self) -> Self { Self(self.0.clone()) } #[pyo3(signature = (kind, name, parent_id=None, file_id=None, revision=None, text_sha1=None, text_size=None, text_id=None, executable=None, symlink_target=None, reference_revision=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn make_entry<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, kind: &str, name: &str, parent_id: Option, file_id: Option, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, text_id: Option>, executable: Option, symlink_target: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let kind = match kind { "directory" => Kind::Directory, "file" => Kind::File, "symlink" => Kind::Symlink, "tree-reference" => Kind::TreeReference, _ => return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("Unknown kind: {}", kind))), }; let entry = bazaar::inventory::make_entry( kind, name.to_string(), parent_id, file_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, text_id, symlink_target, reference_revision, ) .map_err(|e| inventory_err_to_py_err(e, py))?; entry_to_py(py, entry) } pub fn __richcmp__(&self, other: PyRef, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult { match op { CompareOp::Eq => Ok(self.0 == other.0), CompareOp::Ne => Ok(self.0 != other.0), _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "Only == and != are implemented", )), } } } #[pyclass] struct IterEntriesByDirIterator { inv: Py, parents: Option>, stack: Vec<(String, FileId)>, children: VecDeque<(String, Entry)>, specific_file_ids: Option>, } impl IterEntriesByDirIterator { fn new( py: Python, inv: Py, from_dir: Option, specific_file_ids: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let parents = specific_file_ids.as_ref().map(|specific_file_ids| { bazaar::inventory::find_interesting_parents( &inv.borrow(py).0, &specific_file_ids.iter().collect(), ) .into_iter() .cloned() .collect() }); let mut stack: Vec<(String, FileId)> = vec![]; let from_dir = if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir { let inv = &inv.borrow(py).0; let e = inv.get_entry(&from_dir); if e.is_none() { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), from_dir))); } let e = e.unwrap(); if e.kind() != Kind::Directory { return Err(NotADirectory::new_err(from_dir)); } Some(from_dir) } else { inv.borrow(py).0.root().map(|e| e.file_id().clone()) }; let mut children = VecDeque::new(); if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir.as_ref() { assert!( inv.borrow(py).0.get_children(from_dir).is_some(), "from_dir {:?} must be a directory", from_dir ); stack.push(("".to_string(), from_dir.clone())); if specific_file_ids.is_none() || specific_file_ids.as_ref().unwrap().contains(from_dir) { children.push_front(( "".to_string(), inv.borrow(py).0.get_entry(from_dir).unwrap().clone(), )); } } Ok(Self { inv, parents, children, stack, specific_file_ids, }) } } #[pymethods] impl IterEntriesByDirIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyResult> { Ok(slf.into()) } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult)>> { loop { if let Some((relpath, ie)) = self.children.pop_front() { return Ok(Some((relpath, entry_to_py(py, ie)?))); } if let Some((cur_relpath, cur_dir)) = self.stack.pop() { let mut child_dirs = Vec::new(); let inv = &self.inv.borrow(py).0; for (child_name, child_ie) in inv .iter_sorted_children(&cur_dir) .expect("should be known directory") { let child_relpath = cur_relpath.to_string() + child_name; if self.specific_file_ids.is_none() || self .specific_file_ids .as_ref() .unwrap() .contains(child_ie.file_id()) { self.children .push_back((child_relpath.clone(), child_ie.clone())); } if child_ie.kind() == Kind::Directory && (self.parents.is_none() || self.parents.as_ref().unwrap().contains(child_ie.file_id())) { assert!(self .inv .borrow(py) .0 .get_children(child_ie.file_id()) .is_some()); child_dirs.push((child_relpath + "/", child_ie.file_id())) } } self.stack .extend(child_dirs.into_iter().rev().map(|(n, f)| (n, f.clone()))); } else { return Ok(None); } } } } #[pyclass] struct IterEntriesIterator { inv: Py, stack: VecDeque<(String, VecDeque<(String, Entry)>)>, recursive: bool, first_entry: Option, } impl IterEntriesIterator { fn new( py: Python<'_>, inv: Py, mut from_dir: Option, recursive: bool, ) -> PyResult { let mut stack = VecDeque::new(); let first_entry = if from_dir.is_none() { from_dir = inv.borrow(py).0.root().map(|e| e.file_id().clone()); inv.borrow(py).0.root().cloned() } else { None }; if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir.as_ref() { let inv = &inv.borrow(py).0; let children = inv.iter_sorted_children(from_dir); if children.is_none() { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), from_dir.clone()))); } stack.push_back(( String::new(), children .unwrap() .map(|(p, ie)| (p.to_string(), ie.clone())) .collect::>(), )); } Ok(Self { inv, stack, recursive, first_entry, }) } } #[pymethods] impl IterEntriesIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyResult> { Ok(slf.into()) } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult)>> { if let Some(first_entry) = self.first_entry.take() { return Ok(Some((String::new(), entry_to_py(py, first_entry)?))); } loop { if let Some((base, children)) = self.stack.back_mut() { if let Some((name, ie)) = children.pop_front() { let path = if base.is_empty() { name } else { format!("{}/{}", base, name) }; if ie.kind() == Kind::Directory && self.recursive { let children = self .inv .borrow(py) .0 .iter_sorted_children(ie.file_id()) .unwrap() .map(|(p, ie)| (p.to_string(), ie.clone())) .collect::>(); self.stack.push_back((path.clone(), children)); } return Ok(Some((path, entry_to_py(py, ie)?))); } else { self.stack.pop_back(); } } else { return Ok(None); } } } } /// Iterator returned by `Inventory.iter_sorted_children`. Holds the /// sorted entries and constructs the Python `InventoryEntry` objects /// one at a time. #[pyclass] struct SortedChildrenIterator { entries: VecDeque, } #[pymethods] impl SortedChildrenIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.entries.pop_front() { Some(e) => Ok(Some(entry_to_py(py, e)?)), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Iterator returned by `Inventory.iter_all_ids`, yielding file-ids. #[pyclass] struct FileIdIterator { ids: VecDeque, } #[pymethods] impl FileIdIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { match self.ids.pop_front() { Some(id) => Ok(Some(id.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any().unbind())), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Iterator returned by `CHKInventory._iter_file_id_parents`. Walks /// one entry up the parent chain per step, from `file_id` to the root. #[pyclass] struct FileIdParentsIter { inv: Py, cur: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl FileIdParentsIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let Some(id) = self.cur.take() else { return Ok(None); }; let id_bound = id.bind(py).clone(); if id_bound.is_none() { return Ok(None); } let entry = self.inv.borrow(py).get_entry(py, id_bound)?; let parent = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; self.cur = if parent.is_none() { None } else { Some(parent.unbind()) }; Ok(Some(entry)) } } /// Generic iterator over a pre-built Python list, yielding one element /// per step. Used where the backing data is already materialised but /// the public contract is an iterator. #[pyclass] struct ListIterator { list: Py, index: usize, } impl ListIterator { fn new(list: Bound<'_, PyList>) -> Self { ListIterator { list: list.unbind(), index: 0, } } } #[pymethods] impl ListIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let list = self.list.bind(py); if self.index >= list.len() { return Ok(None); } let item = list.get_item(self.index)?; self.index += 1; Ok(Some(item)) } } /// Iterator returned by `UnversionedInventory.iter_all_ids`. Pulls one /// `(key, value)` pair from the backing `id_to_entry.iteritems()` per /// step and yields `key[-1]`. #[pyclass] struct AllIdsIterator { items: Py, } #[pymethods] impl AllIdsIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let items = self.items.bind(py); let Some(pair) = items.try_iter()?.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let tup = pair?.cast_into::()?; let key_tup = tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; Ok(Some(key_tup.get_item(key_tup.len() - 1)?)) } } /// Iterator returned by `UnversionedInventory.iter_just_entries`. Pulls /// one `(key, value)` pair from `id_to_entry.iteritems()` per step, /// decoding the entry (and caching it) on demand. #[pyclass] struct JustEntriesIterator { items: Py, cache: Py, } #[pymethods] impl JustEntriesIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let items = self.items.bind(py); let Some(pair) = items.try_iter()?.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let tup = pair?.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?; let file_id = key.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?; let cache = self.cache.bind(py); let entry = match cache.get_item(&file_id)? { Some(e) => e, None => { let bytes = value.cast_into::()?; let e = chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(py, bytes.as_bytes())?; cache.set_item(&file_id, &e)?; e } }; Ok(Some(entry)) } } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (lines, allow_versioned_root=None, allow_tree_references=None))] fn parse_inventory_delta( py: Python, lines: Vec>, allow_versioned_root: Option, allow_tree_references: Option, ) -> PyResult<( Bound, Bound, bool, bool, Bound, )> { let (parent, version, versioned_root, tree_references, result) = bazaar::inventory_delta::parse_inventory_delta( lines .iter() .map(|x| x.as_slice()) .collect::>() .as_slice(), allow_versioned_root, allow_tree_references, ) .map_err(|e| match e { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(m) => InventoryDeltaError::new_err((m,)), InventoryDeltaParseError::Incompatible(m) => IncompatibleInventoryDelta::new_err((m,)), })?; let result = Bound::new(py, InventoryDelta(result))?; Ok(( parent.into_pyobject(py)?, version.into_pyobject(py)?, versioned_root, tree_references, result, )) } #[pyfunction(signature = (file_id, name, parent_id, revision, lines))] fn parse_inventory_entry( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: Option, revision: Option, lines: &[u8], ) -> InventoryEntry { InventoryEntry(bazaar::inventory_delta::parse_inventory_entry( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, lines, )) } #[pyfunction] fn serialize_inventory_entry<'a>( py: Python<'a>, entry: &'a InventoryEntry, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, bazaar::inventory_delta::serialize_inventory_entry(&entry.0) .map_err(|e| match e { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(m) => InventoryDeltaError::new_err((m,)), InventoryDeltaSerializeError::UnsupportedKind(k) => PyKeyError::new_err((k,)), })? .as_slice(), )) } #[pyfunction] fn serialize_inventory_delta<'a>( py: Python<'a>, old_name: RevisionId, new_name: RevisionId, delta_to_new: &'a InventoryDelta, versioned_root: bool, tree_references: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { Ok(bazaar::inventory_delta::serialize_inventory_delta( &old_name, &new_name, &delta_to_new.0, versioned_root, tree_references, ) .map_err(|e| match e { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(m) => InventoryDeltaError::new_err((m,)), InventoryDeltaSerializeError::UnsupportedKind(m) => PyKeyError::new_err((m,)), })? .into_iter() .map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, x.as_slice())) .collect()) } /// Serialize inventory deltas. Ported from /// `bzrformats.inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaSerializer`. #[pyclass( name = "InventoryDeltaSerializer", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.inventory" )] struct PyInventoryDeltaSerializer { versioned_root: bool, tree_references: bool, } #[pymethods] impl PyInventoryDeltaSerializer { #[new] fn new(versioned_root: bool, tree_references: bool) -> Self { Self { versioned_root, tree_references, } } /// Return a line sequence for `delta_to_new`. fn delta_to_lines<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, old_name: RevisionId, new_name: RevisionId, delta_to_new: &'a InventoryDelta, ) -> PyResult>> { serialize_inventory_delta( py, old_name, new_name, delta_to_new, self.versioned_root, self.tree_references, ) } } /// Deserialize inventory deltas. Ported from /// `bzrformats.inventory_delta.InventoryDeltaDeserializer`. #[pyclass( name = "InventoryDeltaDeserializer", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.inventory" )] struct PyInventoryDeltaDeserializer { allow_versioned_root: bool, allow_tree_references: bool, } #[pymethods] impl PyInventoryDeltaDeserializer { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (allow_versioned_root=true, allow_tree_references=true))] fn new(allow_versioned_root: bool, allow_tree_references: bool) -> Self { Self { allow_versioned_root, allow_tree_references, } } /// Parse the text bytes of a serialized inventory delta, returning /// `(parent_id, new_id, versioned_root, tree_references, inventory_delta)`. fn parse_text_bytes<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, lines: Vec>, ) -> PyResult<( Bound<'a, PyBytes>, Bound<'a, PyBytes>, bool, bool, Bound<'a, InventoryDelta>, )> { parse_inventory_delta( py, lines, Some(self.allow_versioned_root), Some(self.allow_tree_references), ) } } #[pyfunction] fn chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes<'a>( py: Python<'a>, entry: &'a InventoryEntry, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, bazaar::chk_inventory::chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&entry.0).as_slice(), )) } #[pyfunction] pub fn chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { entry_to_py( py, bazaar::chk_inventory::chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(data), ) } #[pyfunction] fn chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, FileId, RevisionId)> { let (name, file_id, revision_id) = bazaar::chk_inventory::chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key(data); Ok((PyBytes::new(py, name), file_id, revision_id)) } /// CHK-store-backed inventory. /// /// State-only pyclass that mirrors Python's `CHKInventory` attributes: /// the two CHKMaps (id_to_entry, parent_id_basename_to_file_id), the /// configured search-key name, the revision and root ids, plus the /// in-memory caches. Orchestration methods (get_entry, has_id, id2path, /// path2id, get_children, get_child, iter_entries, etc.) are /// monkey-patched on from `bzrformats/inventory.py`. #[pyclass( module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.inventory", name = "CHKInventory", subclass )] pub struct CHKInventory { search_key_name: Vec, root_id: Option, revision_id: Option, id_to_entry: Option>, parent_id_basename_to_file_id: Option>, fileid_to_entry_cache: Py, fully_cached: bool, path_to_fileid_cache: Py, children_cache: Py, } #[pymethods] impl CHKInventory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (search_key_name=None))] fn new(py: Python<'_>, search_key_name: Option<&[u8]>) -> PyResult { Ok(Self { // Default to b"plain" when called with None — matches the // Python CHKInventory(None) idiom used by test fixtures // that don't need a particular search-key variant. search_key_name: search_key_name.unwrap_or(b"plain").to_vec(), root_id: None, revision_id: None, id_to_entry: None, parent_id_basename_to_file_id: None, fileid_to_entry_cache: pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py).unbind(), fully_cached: false, path_to_fileid_cache: pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py).unbind(), children_cache: pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py).unbind(), }) } #[getter] fn _search_key_name<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyBytes> { pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, &self.search_key_name) } #[setter] fn set__search_key_name(&mut self, value: &[u8]) { self.search_key_name = value.to_vec(); } #[getter] fn root_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.root_id { None => py.None(), Some(id) => pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, id.as_bytes()) .into_any() .unbind(), } } #[setter] fn set_root_id(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.root_id = None; } else { let bytes = value.cast_into::()?; self.root_id = Some(FileId::from(bytes.as_bytes())); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn revision_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.revision_id { None => py.None(), Some(id) => pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, id.as_bytes()) .into_any() .unbind(), } } #[setter] fn set_revision_id(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if value.is_none() { self.revision_id = None; } else { let bytes = value.cast_into::()?; self.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(bytes.as_bytes())); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn id_to_entry<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.id_to_entry { None => py.None(), Some(m) => m.clone_ref(py), } } #[setter] fn set_id_to_entry(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { if value.is_none() { self.id_to_entry = None; } else { self.id_to_entry = Some(value.unbind()); } } #[getter] fn parent_id_basename_to_file_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id { None => py.None(), Some(m) => m.clone_ref(py), } } #[setter] fn set_parent_id_basename_to_file_id(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { if value.is_none() { self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id = None; } else { self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id = Some(value.unbind()); } } #[getter] fn _fileid_to_entry_cache<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyDict> { self.fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py).clone() } #[setter] fn set__fileid_to_entry_cache(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyDict>) { self.fileid_to_entry_cache = value.unbind(); } #[getter] fn _fully_cached(&self) -> bool { self.fully_cached } #[setter] fn set__fully_cached(&mut self, value: bool) { self.fully_cached = value; } #[getter] fn _path_to_fileid_cache<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyDict> { self.path_to_fileid_cache.bind(py).clone() } #[setter] fn set__path_to_fileid_cache(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyDict>) { self.path_to_fileid_cache = value.unbind(); } #[getter] fn _children_cache<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyDict> { self.children_cache.bind(py).clone() } #[setter] fn set__children_cache(&mut self, value: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyDict>) { self.children_cache = value.unbind(); } // ----- methods ported from bzrformats.inventory.CHKInventory ----- /// Compare two CHKInventory instances by sha1 keys of their two /// underlying CHKMaps. Mirrors Python's `__eq__`. fn __eq__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, other: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult { // Only equal to another CHKInventory. let other_ref = match other.downcast::() { Ok(o) => o, Err(_) => return Ok(false), }; let other_borrow = other_ref.borrow(); let (Some(self_id), Some(self_pid)) = (&self.id_to_entry, &self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id) else { return Ok(false); }; let (Some(other_id), Some(other_pid)) = ( &other_borrow.id_to_entry, &other_borrow.parent_id_basename_to_file_id, ) else { return Ok(false); }; let this_key = self_id.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let other_key = other_id.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let this_pid_key = self_pid.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let other_pid_key = other_pid.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; if this_key.is_none() || other_key.is_none() || this_pid_key.is_none() || other_pid_key.is_none() { return Ok(false); } Ok(this_key.eq(other_key)? && this_pid_key.eq(other_pid_key)?) } fn __len__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; map.bind(py).len() } /// True iff `file_id` matches the inventory's `root_id`. Mirrors /// Python's `is_root`. Accepts bytes or any equality-comparable /// object; non-matches return False. fn is_root(&self, py: Python<'_>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let root_id = match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(false), Some(id) => id, }; if let Ok(b) = file_id.cast_into::() { Ok(b.as_bytes() == root_id.as_bytes()) } else { let _ = py; Ok(false) } } /// Check whether `file_id` exists in the inventory. Mirrors /// Python's `has_id`. Consults the cache first. fn has_id(&self, py: Python<'_>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if self.fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py).contains(&file_id)? { return Ok(true); } // `file_id` must be bytes for the CHKMap lookup; non-bytes // returns False (matches the LeafNode filter behaviour). let Ok(bytes) = file_id.cast_into::() else { return Ok(false); }; let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [bytes])?; let filter = PyList::new(py, [key_tuple])?; let items_iter = map.bind(py).call_method1("iteritems", (filter,))?; let items: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyList> = PyList::empty(py); for item in items_iter.try_iter()? { items.append(item?)?; } Ok(items.len() == 1) } /// True iff `filename` resolves to a file_id. Mirrors Python's /// `has_filename`. Dispatches through `path2id` (still Python- /// defined as of this commit; lifted in a later one). fn has_filename(slf: pyo3::Bound<'_, CHKInventory>, filename: &str) -> PyResult { let result = slf.call_method1("path2id", (filename,))?; Ok(!result.is_none()) } /// Yield the parents of `file_id` up to the root. Mirrors /// Python's `_iter_file_id_parents` generator, walking one entry up /// the chain per step. fn _iter_file_id_parents( slf: Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { Py::new( py, FileIdParentsIter { inv: slf.unbind(), cur: Some(file_id.into_any().unbind()), }, ) } /// Collect the parent chain of `file_id` up to the root as a list. /// Used by `id2path`, which needs random access and a length. fn file_id_parents_list<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut cur: Option> = Some(file_id.into_any().unbind()); while let Some(id) = cur { let id_bound = id.bind(py).clone(); if id_bound.is_none() { break; } let entry = self.get_entry(py, id_bound)?; cur = { let parent = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; if parent.is_none() { None } else { Some(parent.unbind()) } }; out.append(entry)?; } Ok(out) } /// Yield every file id stored in id_to_entry. Mirrors Python's /// `iter_all_ids` generator. fn iter_all_ids(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let items_iter = map.bind(py).call_method0("iteritems")?.try_iter()?; Py::new( py, AllIdsIterator { items: items_iter.into_any().unbind(), }, ) } /// Yield every entry in the inventory. Mirrors Python's /// `iter_just_entries`; populates the cache as it walks. fn iter_just_entries(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let items_iter = map.bind(py).call_method0("iteritems")?.try_iter()?; Py::new( py, JustEntriesIterator { items: items_iter.into_any().unbind(), cache: self.fileid_to_entry_cache.clone_ref(py), }, ) } /// Look up an inventory entry by file id. Mirrors Python's /// `get_entry`. Raises NoSuchId for missing or non-bytes ids. fn get_entry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if file_id.is_none() { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), py.None()))); } let Ok(bytes) = file_id.clone().cast_into::() else { return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), file_id.unbind()))); }; if let Some(entry) = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py).get_item(&bytes)? { return Ok(entry); } let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [&bytes])?; let filter = PyList::new(py, [key_tuple])?; let items_iter = map.bind(py).call_method1("iteritems", (filter,))?; let mut iter = items_iter.try_iter()?; let first = match iter.next() { None => return Err(NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), bytes.unbind()))), Some(r) => r?, }; let pair = first.cast_into::()?; let value_bytes = pair.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; self._bytes_to_entry(py, value_bytes) } /// Multi-id variant of get_entry. Mirrors Python's `_getitems`: /// silently omits missing ids; cache is filled for newly-loaded /// entries. Return order is undefined. fn _getitems<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut remaining: Vec> = Vec::new(); let cache = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py); for fid in file_ids.try_iter()? { let fid = fid?; if let Some(entry) = cache.get_item(&fid)? { out.append(entry)?; } else { remaining.push(fid.unbind()); } } if remaining.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } let file_keys = PyList::empty(py); for r in &remaining { let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [r.bind(py).clone()])?; file_keys.append(key_tuple)?; } let map = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let items_iter = map.bind(py).call_method1("iteritems", (file_keys,))?; for pair in items_iter.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let value = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let entry = self._bytes_to_entry(py, value)?; out.append(entry)?; } Ok(out) } /// Deserialise a serialised entry, caching it under its file_id. /// Mirrors Python's `_bytes_to_entry`. fn _bytes_to_entry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, bytes: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { let entry = chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(py, bytes.as_bytes())?; let file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?; self.fileid_to_entry_cache .bind(py) .set_item(file_id, &entry)?; Ok(entry) } /// Produce an `InventoryDelta` from `old` to `self`. When `old` is /// another `CHKInventory`, the two `id_to_entry` CHKMaps are diffed /// via `iter_changes`; otherwise the generic attribute-based diff is /// used. Mirrors `bzrformats.inventory._make_delta`. fn _make_delta<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, old: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(old_chk) = old.cast::() { let self_id_map = slf .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("self.id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); let basis_id_map = old_chk .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("old.id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); let changes_iter = self_id_map .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_changes", (basis_id_map,))?; let mut delta: Vec = Vec::new(); let cache = slf.borrow().fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py).clone(); for change in changes_iter.try_iter()? { let change = change?; let tup = change.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let old_value = tup.get_item(1)?; let self_value = tup.get_item(2)?; let file_id_obj = key.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?; let file_id_bytes = file_id_obj.cast_into::()?; let file_id = FileId::from(file_id_bytes.as_bytes()); let old_path = if old_value.is_none() { None } else { Some( old.call_method1("id2path", (file_id_bytes.clone(),))? .extract::()?, ) }; let (new_path, new_entry) = if self_value.is_none() { (None, None) } else { let self_bytes = self_value.cast_into::()?; let entry = bazaar::chk_inventory::chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(self_bytes.as_bytes()); // Repopulate the cache the same way Python's // `_bytes_to_entry` would have. let py_entry = entry_to_py(py, entry.clone())?; cache.set_item(file_id_bytes.clone(), py_entry)?; let np = slf .call_method1("id2path", (file_id_bytes,))? .extract::()?; (Some(np), Some(entry)) }; delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path, new_path, file_id, new_entry, }); } return Bound::new( py, InventoryDelta(bazaar::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta::from(delta)), ); } let delta = make_delta_via_attrs(slf.as_any(), old)?; Bound::new(py, InventoryDelta(delta)) } /// Compute the `(parent_id, basename_utf8)` key used by the /// parent_id_basename_to_file_id index. Mirrors Python's /// `_parent_id_basename_key`. fn _parent_id_basename_key<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, entry: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; let parent_bytes: Bound<'py, PyBytes> = if parent_id.is_none() { PyBytes::new(py, b"") } else { parent_id.cast_into::()? }; let name = entry.getattr("name")?; let name_str: String = name.extract()?; let name_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, name_str.as_bytes()); PyTuple::new(py, [parent_bytes, name_bytes]) } /// Always raises NotImplementedError. Mirrors Python's /// `get_idpath` placeholder. fn get_idpath(&self, _file_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "get_idpath", )) } /// Get the root entry. Mirrors Python's `root` property. #[getter] fn root<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let root_id = self .root_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| NoSuchId::new_err((py.None(), py.None())))?; let id_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, root_id.as_bytes()); self.get_entry(py, id_bytes.into_any()) } /// Return the slash-separated path to `file_id`. Mirrors /// Python's `id2path`. Raises NoSuchId if absent. fn id2path(&self, py: Python<'_>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyBytes>) -> PyResult { let parents = self.file_id_parents_list(py, file_id)?; // Walk parents (child-to-root order), drop the root, reverse, // join with '/'. let mut segments: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); for p in parents.iter() { let name = p.getattr("name")?.extract::()?; segments.push(name); } if !segments.is_empty() { segments.pop(); // drop the root's name ("") } segments.reverse(); Ok(segments.join("/")) } /// Return the file_id at `relpath`, or `None` if not found. /// Mirrors Python's `path2id`. `relpath` can be a slash-separated /// string or a list of path components. fn path2id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, relpath: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { // Normalise `relpath` to (names: Vec, joined: String). let (names, joined): (Vec, String) = if let Ok(s) = relpath.clone().cast_into::() { let s: String = s.extract()?; let names: Vec = if s.is_empty() { Vec::new() } else { s.split('/').map(str::to_string).collect() }; (names, s) } else { // list of basenames let mut names = Vec::new(); for n in relpath.try_iter()? { names.push(n?.extract::()?); } let joined = if names.is_empty() { String::new() } else { names.join("/") }; (names, joined) }; // Cache lookup. let cache = self.path_to_fileid_cache.bind(py); let joined_bound = PyString::new(py, &joined); if let Some(cached) = cache.get_item(&joined_bound)? { return Ok(cached.unbind()); } let mut current_id: Py = match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(py.None()), Some(id) => PyBytes::new(py, id.as_bytes()).into_any().unbind(), }; let parent_id_index = self .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("parent_id_basename_to_file_id not set"))?; let mut cur_path: Option = None; for basename in &names { cur_path = Some(match cur_path { None => basename.clone(), Some(p) => format!("{}/{}", p, basename), }); let cp = cur_path.as_ref().unwrap(); let cp_bound = PyString::new(py, cp); if let Some(cached) = cache.get_item(&cp_bound)? { current_id = cached.unbind(); continue; } let basename_utf8 = PyBytes::new(py, basename.as_bytes()); let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [current_id.bind(py).clone(), basename_utf8.into_any()])?; let key_filter = PyList::new(py, [key_tuple])?; let items_iter = parent_id_index .bind(py) .call_method1("iteritems", (key_filter,))?; let mut file_id: Option> = None; for pair in items_iter.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_id = key.get_item(0)?; let name_utf8 = key.get_item(1)?; if !parent_id.eq(current_id.bind(py))? || !name_utf8.eq(PyBytes::new(py, basename.as_bytes()))? { return Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!( "corrupt inventory lookup! {:?} {:?}", parent_id, name_utf8, ))); } file_id = Some(tup.get_item(1)?.unbind()); } let Some(fid) = file_id else { return Ok(py.None()); }; cache.set_item(&cp_bound, fid.bind(py).clone())?; current_id = fid; } Ok(current_id) } /// Children of `dir_id` as a `{name -> Entry}` Python dict. /// Mirrors Python's `get_children`. Caches the result. fn get_children<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, dir_id: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { let children_cache = self.children_cache.bind(py); if let Some(cached) = children_cache.get_item(&dir_id)? { return cached .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| pyo3::PyErr::from(e)); } let parent_idx = self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "Inventories without parent_id_basename_to_file_id are no longer supported", ) })?; let result = PyDict::new(py); // 1-element prefix filter yields just dir_id's children. let prefix_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [&dir_id])?; let key_filter = PyList::new(py, [prefix_tuple])?; let items_iter = parent_idx .bind(py) .call_method1("iteritems", (key_filter,))?; let mut child_keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); for pair in items_iter.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let file_id = tup.get_item(1)?; child_keys.push(file_id.unbind()); } let cache = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.bind(py); let mut remaining: Vec> = Vec::new(); for fid in &child_keys { if let Some(entry) = cache.get_item(fid.bind(py))? { let name = entry.getattr("name")?; result.set_item(name, entry)?; } else { remaining.push(fid.clone_ref(py)); } } if !remaining.is_empty() { let id_to_entry = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))?; let file_keys = PyList::empty(py); for fid in &remaining { let tup = PyTuple::new(py, [fid.bind(py).clone()])?; file_keys.append(tup)?; } let items_iter = id_to_entry .bind(py) .call_method1("iteritems", (file_keys,))?; for pair in items_iter.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let bytes_val = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let entry = self._bytes_to_entry(py, bytes_val)?; let name = entry.getattr("name")?; result.set_item(name, entry)?; } } children_cache.set_item(&dir_id, &result)?; Ok(result) } /// Look up one child of `dir_id` by name. Mirrors Python's /// `get_child`. Returns None if not found. fn get_child<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, dir_id: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, name: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let children = self.get_children(py, dir_id)?; match children.get_item(&name)? { Some(entry) => Ok(entry.unbind()), None => Ok(py.None()), } } /// Iterate children of `file_id` in lexicographic-name order. /// Mirrors Python's `iter_sorted_children` generator. fn iter_sorted_children<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { let list = self.sorted_children_list(py, file_id)?; Py::new(py, ListIterator::new(list)) } /// Walk the inventory in lexicographic order. Mirrors Python's /// `iter_entries(from_dir, recursive)`. Returns an iterator /// yielding `(path, entry)` pairs. #[pyo3(signature = (from_dir=None, recursive=true))] fn iter_entries<'py>( slf: pyo3::Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, from_dir: Option>, recursive: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let mut first: Option<(String, Py)> = None; let start_file_id: Py = match from_dir { None => { if slf.borrow().root_id.is_none() { // Empty iterator. return Bound::new( py, CHKIterEntriesIterator { inv: slf.unbind(), stack: Vec::new(), recursive, first: None, }, ); } let root = slf.getattr("root")?; let fid = root.getattr("file_id")?; first = Some((String::new(), root.unbind())); fid.unbind() } Some(fd) => { if let Ok(b) = fd.clone().cast_into::() { b.into_any().unbind() } else { fd.getattr("file_id")?.unbind() } } }; let start_bytes = start_file_id.bind(py).clone().cast_into::()?; let direct = slf.borrow().sorted_children_list(py, start_bytes)?; let mut queue: std::collections::VecDeque> = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); for c in direct.iter() { queue.push_back(c.unbind()); } let stack = vec![(String::new(), queue)]; Bound::new( py, CHKIterEntriesIterator { inv: slf.unbind(), stack, recursive, first, }, ) } /// Return `[(path, entry)]` for every entry except the root. /// Mirrors Python's `entries`. fn entries<'py>( slf: pyo3::Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let accum = PyList::empty(py); if slf.borrow().root_id.is_none() { return Ok(accum); } let root = slf.getattr("root")?; // Iterative depth-first descent using osutils.pathjoin (which // is what Python's `entries` uses) — but for the CHKInventory // case paths are simple slash-joins, so just format here. let mut stack: Vec<(String, Py)> = vec![(String::new(), root.unbind())]; while let Some((dir_path, dir_ie_py)) = stack.pop() { let dir_ie = dir_ie_py.bind(py); let fid = dir_ie.getattr("file_id")?.cast_into::()?; let children = slf.borrow().sorted_children_list(py, fid)?; // Push child directories in reverse so they pop in order. let mut child_dirs: Vec<(String, Py)> = Vec::new(); for ie in children.iter() { let name: String = ie.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let child_path = if dir_path.is_empty() { name.clone() } else { format!("{}/{}", dir_path, name) }; accum.append(PyTuple::new( py, [PyString::new(py, &child_path).into_any(), ie.clone()], )?)?; let kind: String = ie.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if kind == "directory" { child_dirs.push((child_path, ie.unbind())); } } for cd in child_dirs.into_iter().rev() { stack.push(cd); } } Ok(accum) } /// Return the entry at `relpath` or None. Mirrors Python's /// `get_entry_by_path`. fn get_entry_by_path<'py>( slf: pyo3::Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, relpath: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let names = split_relpath(py, relpath)?; let parent = match slf.getattr("root") { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => return Ok(py.None()), Err(e) => return Err(e), }; if parent.is_none() { return Ok(py.None()); } let mut parent_py: Py = parent.unbind(); for f in &names { let dir_id = parent_py .bind(py) .getattr("file_id")? .cast_into::()?; let cie = slf .borrow() .get_child(py, dir_id, PyString::new(py, f).into_any())?; if cie.bind(py).is_none() { return Ok(py.None()); } parent_py = cie; } Ok(parent_py) } /// Like `get_entry_by_path` but stops at the first tree /// reference. Returns `(entry, resolved, remaining)` or /// `(None, None, None)`. Mirrors Python's /// `get_entry_by_path_partial`. fn get_entry_by_path_partial<'py>( slf: pyo3::Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, relpath: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let names = split_relpath(py, relpath)?; let parent = match slf.getattr("root") { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { let t = PyTuple::new(py, [py.None(), py.None(), py.None()])?; return Ok(t.into_any().unbind()); } Err(e) => return Err(e), }; if parent.is_none() { let t = PyTuple::new(py, [py.None(), py.None(), py.None()])?; return Ok(t.into_any().unbind()); } let mut parent_py: Py = parent.unbind(); for (i, f) in names.iter().enumerate() { let dir_id = parent_py .bind(py) .getattr("file_id")? .cast_into::()?; let cie = slf .borrow() .get_child(py, dir_id, PyString::new(py, f).into_any())?; if cie.bind(py).is_none() { let t = PyTuple::new(py, [py.None(), py.None(), py.None()])?; return Ok(t.into_any().unbind()); } let kind: String = cie.bind(py).getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if kind == "tree-reference" { let resolved: Vec<&str> = names[..=i].iter().map(String::as_str).collect(); let remaining: Vec<&str> = names[i + 1..].iter().map(String::as_str).collect(); let resolved_list = PyList::new(py, resolved)?; let remaining_list = PyList::new(py, remaining)?; let t = PyTuple::new( py, [ cie.bind(py).clone(), resolved_list.into_any(), remaining_list.into_any(), ], )?; return Ok(t.into_any().unbind()); } parent_py = cie; } let resolved_list = PyList::new(py, names.iter().map(String::as_str).collect::>())?; let remaining_list = PyList::empty(py); let t = PyTuple::new( py, [ parent_py.bind(py).clone(), resolved_list.into_any(), remaining_list.into_any(), ], )?; Ok(t.into_any().unbind()) } /// Walk the inventory in directory-first order. Mirrors Python's /// `iter_entries_by_dir(from_dir, specific_file_ids)`. Returns an /// iterator yielding `(path, entry)` pairs. #[pyo3(signature = (from_dir=None, specific_file_ids=None))] fn iter_entries_by_dir<'py>( slf: pyo3::Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, from_dir: Option>, specific_file_ids: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let specific_set: Option>> = if let Some(s) = specific_file_ids.as_ref() { let mut set = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for fid in s.try_iter()? { let fid = fid?; if let Ok(b) = fid.cast_into::() { set.insert(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } } Some(set) } else { None }; if from_dir.is_none() && specific_file_ids.is_none() { slf.call_method0("_preload_cache")?; } let mut buffer: std::collections::VecDeque<(String, Py)> = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); let mut stack: Vec<(String, Py)> = Vec::new(); let from_entry: Option> = if let Some(fd) = from_dir.clone() { let e = if let Ok(b) = fd.clone().cast_into::() { slf.borrow().get_entry(py, b.into_any())?.unbind() } else { fd.unbind() }; Some(e) } else { if let Some(set) = &specific_set { if set.len() == 1 { let only = set.iter().next().unwrap().clone(); let bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &only); match slf.call_method1("id2path", (&bytes,)) { Ok(path) => { if let Ok(entry) = slf.borrow().get_entry(py, bytes.into_any()) { buffer.push_back((path.extract::()?, entry.unbind())); } } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => {} Err(e) => return Err(e), } return Bound::new( py, CHKIterEntriesByDirIterator { inv: slf.unbind(), buffer, stack, specific_set: None, parents_filter: None, }, ); } } if slf.borrow().root_id.is_none() { return Bound::new( py, CHKIterEntriesByDirIterator { inv: slf.unbind(), buffer, stack, specific_set: None, parents_filter: None, }, ); } let root = slf.getattr("root")?; let root_fid: Vec = root .getattr("file_id")? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); if specific_set .as_ref() .map_or(true, |s| s.contains(&root_fid)) { buffer.push_back((String::new(), root.clone().unbind())); } Some(root.unbind()) }; let parents_filter: Option>> = match &specific_set { None => None, Some(set) => { let mut ancestors: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for fid in set { let mut cur: Option> = Some(fid.clone()); while let Some(id) = cur { let id_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &id); let has_id: bool = slf.borrow().has_id(py, id_bytes.clone().into_any())?; if !has_id { break; } let entry = slf.borrow().get_entry(py, id_bytes.into_any())?; let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; let parent_bytes: Option> = if parent_id.is_none() { None } else { Some(parent_id.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()) }; if let Some(pid) = &parent_bytes { if ancestors.contains(pid) { break; } ancestors.insert(pid.clone()); } cur = parent_bytes; } } Some(ancestors) } }; if let Some(entry) = from_entry { stack.push((String::new(), entry)); } Bound::new( py, CHKIterEntriesByDirIterator { inv: slf.unbind(), buffer, stack, specific_set, parents_filter, }, ) } /// Serialise the inventory header to lines. Mirrors Python's /// `to_lines`. The body (the two CHK maps) lives separately in /// the store and is referenced by sha1 key here. fn to_lines<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let lines = PyList::empty(py); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, b"chkinventory:\n"))?; let root_id_bytes = self .root_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("root_id not set on CHKInventory"))?; let revision_id_bytes = self .revision_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("revision_id not set on CHKInventory"))?; let id_to_entry = self .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set on CHKInventory"))?; // Extract sha1 keys from the CHKMap.key() tuples. let id_key_tuple = id_to_entry.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let id_key_bytes = id_key_tuple .cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let pid_key_bytes: Option> = match &self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id { None => None, Some(pid) => { let t = pid.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; Some( t.cast_into::()? .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(), ) } }; if self.search_key_name != b"plain" { // Custom ordering for non-plain serialisers. let mut buf = b"search_key_name: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(&self.search_key_name); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; let mut buf = b"root_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(root_id_bytes.as_bytes()); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; // parent_id_basename_to_file_id is mandatory for non-plain. let pid = pid_key_bytes.as_deref().ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err("parent_id_basename_to_file_id not set on CHKInventory") })?; let mut buf = b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(pid); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; let mut buf = b"revision_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(revision_id_bytes.as_bytes()); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; let mut buf = b"id_to_entry: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(&id_key_bytes); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; } else { let mut buf = b"revision_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(revision_id_bytes.as_bytes()); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; let mut buf = b"root_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(root_id_bytes.as_bytes()); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; if let Some(pid) = &pid_key_bytes { let mut buf = b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(pid); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; } let mut buf = b"id_to_entry: ".to_vec(); buf.extend_from_slice(&id_key_bytes); buf.push(b'\n'); lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, &buf))?; } Ok(lines) } /// Deserialise inventory header bytes into a fresh CHKInventory. /// Mirrors Python's `CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_store, lines, /// expected_revision_id)`. #[classmethod] fn deserialise<'py>( cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, chk_store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, expected_revision_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Collect lines into a Vec>. let mut line_vec: Vec> = Vec::new(); for line in lines.try_iter()? { let b = line?.cast_into::()?; line_vec.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if line_vec.is_empty() || !line_vec[line_vec.len() - 1].ends_with(b"\n") { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "last line should have trailing eol", )); } if line_vec[0] != b"chkinventory:\n" { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "not a serialised CHKInventory", )); } let allowed: &[&[u8]] = &[ b"root_id", b"revision_id", b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id", b"search_key_name", b"id_to_entry", ]; let mut info: std::collections::HashMap, Vec> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for line in &line_vec[1..] { let line = line.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(line); let split_at = line.windows(2).position(|w| w == b": ").ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!("Inventory line missing ': ': {:?}", line)) })?; let key = line[..split_at].to_vec(); let value = line[split_at + 2..].to_vec(); if !allowed.iter().any(|a| *a == &key[..]) { return Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!( "Unknown key in inventory: {:?}", key ))); } if info.contains_key(&key) { return Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!( "Duplicate key in inventory: {:?}", key ))); } info.insert(key, value); } let revision_id = info .remove(&b"revision_id"[..].to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("missing revision_id"))?; let root_id = info .remove(&b"root_id"[..].to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("missing root_id"))?; let search_key_name = info .remove(&b"search_key_name"[..].to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| b"plain".to_vec()); let parent_id_basename_to_file_id = info.remove(&b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id"[..].to_vec()); let id_to_entry = info .remove(&b"id_to_entry"[..].to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("missing id_to_entry"))?; if let Some(pk) = &parent_id_basename_to_file_id { if !pk.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "parent_id_basename_to_file_id should be a sha1 key not {:?}", pk ))); } } if !id_to_entry.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "id_to_entry should be a sha1 key not {:?}", id_to_entry ))); } // Verify the expected revision id matches. let expected_tup = expected_revision_id.cast_into::()?; let expected_bytes = expected_tup .get_item(0)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); if revision_id != expected_bytes { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Mismatched revision id and expected: {:?}, {:?}", revision_id, expected_bytes ))); } let search_key_callable = crate::chk_map::search_key_callable_for_name(py, &search_key_name); // Build the result. The CHKInventory's id_to_entry/pid maps // are CHKMap pyclass instances wrapping the chk_store. let id_root_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &id_to_entry)])?; let id_chkmap = make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, &chk_store, id_root_tuple.into_any(), search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; let pid_chkmap = if let Some(pid_bytes) = parent_id_basename_to_file_id { let pid_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &pid_bytes)])?; Some(make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, &chk_store, pid_tuple.into_any(), search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?) } else { None }; // Construct via cls(search_key_name) so subclasses get a // subclass instance instead of a bare pyclass instance. let args = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &search_key_name)])?; let inv_obj = cls.call1(args)?; { let inv_cell = inv_obj.downcast::()?; let mut inv = inv_cell.borrow_mut(); inv.root_id = Some(FileId::from(root_id.as_slice())); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(revision_id.as_slice())); inv.id_to_entry = Some(id_chkmap); inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id = pid_chkmap; } Ok(inv_obj) } /// Bulk-create a CHKInventory from an existing inventory. /// Mirrors Python's `CHKInventory.from_inventory(chk_store, /// inventory, maximum_size=0, search_key_name=b"plain")`. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (chk_store, inventory, maximum_size=0, search_key_name=None))] fn from_inventory<'py>( cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, chk_store: Bound<'py, PyAny>, inventory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, search_key_name: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult> { let search_key_name = search_key_name.unwrap_or(b"plain"); // Build the two seed dicts by walking inventory.iter_entries(). let id_to_entry_dict = PyDict::new(py); let pid_dict = PyDict::new(py); let iter = inventory.call_method0("iter_entries")?; for pair in iter.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let entry = tup.get_item(1)?; let file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?.cast_into::()?; let key_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, [&file_id])?; // Serialise the entry to bytes. let entry_inner = entry.downcast::()?; let entry_borrow = entry_inner.borrow(); let bytes_val = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(py, &entry_borrow)?; id_to_entry_dict.set_item(key_tuple, &bytes_val)?; // _parent_id_basename_key inline (we have static access). let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; let parent_bytes: Bound<'py, PyBytes> = if parent_id.is_none() { PyBytes::new(py, b"") } else { parent_id.cast_into::()? }; let name: String = entry.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let name_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, name.as_bytes()); let p_id_key = PyTuple::new(py, [parent_bytes, name_bytes])?; pid_dict.set_item(p_id_key, &file_id)?; } // Construct an empty inventory via cls(search_key_name) so // subclasses get a subclass instance. let root_id = inventory.getattr("root")?.getattr("file_id")?; let revision_id = inventory.getattr("revision_id")?; let args = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, search_key_name)])?; let inv_obj = cls.call1(args)?; { let inv_cell = inv_obj.downcast::()?; let mut inv = inv_cell.borrow_mut(); inv.root_id = if root_id.is_none() { None } else { Some(FileId::from(root_id.cast_into::()?.as_bytes())) }; inv.revision_id = if revision_id.is_none() { None } else { Some(RevisionId::from( revision_id.cast_into::()?.as_bytes(), )) }; } { let inv_cell = inv_obj.downcast::()?; inv_cell.borrow_mut().populate_from_dicts( py, &chk_store, id_to_entry_dict.into_any(), pid_dict.into_any(), maximum_size, )?; } Ok(inv_obj) } /// Populate `id_to_entry` and `parent_id_basename_to_file_id` /// from two seed dicts via `CHKMap.from_dict`. Mirrors Python's /// `_populate_from_dicts`. #[pyo3(signature = (chk_store, id_to_entry_dict, parent_id_basename_dict, maximum_size))] fn _populate_from_dicts<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, chk_store: Bound<'_, PyAny>, id_to_entry_dict: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_id_basename_dict: Bound<'_, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.populate_from_dicts( py, &chk_store, id_to_entry_dict, parent_id_basename_dict, maximum_size, ) } /// Return an Inventory view filtered against `specific_fileids`. /// Children of directories and parents are included. Mirrors /// Python's `CHKInventory.filter`. fn filter<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, specific_fileids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let (interesting, parent_to_children) = CHKInventory::_expand_fileids_to_parents_and_children( slf.clone(), py, specific_fileids, )?; // Create the new (empty) Inventory; seed with the root. let inv_cls = py.get_type::(); let inv_obj = inv_cls.call1((py.None(),))?; let other = inv_obj.downcast::()?.clone(); let root_attr = slf.getattr("root")?; let root_revision = root_attr.getattr("revision")?; let root_id_obj = match slf.borrow().root_id.as_ref() { Some(rid) => PyBytes::new(py, rid.as_bytes()).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let inv_dir_cls = py.get_type::(); let root_dir = inv_dir_cls.call1((root_id_obj.clone(), "", py.None(), root_revision))?; other.call_method1("add", (root_dir,))?; let revision_id_obj = match slf.borrow().revision_id.as_ref() { Some(rev) => PyBytes::new(py, rev.as_bytes()).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; other.setattr("revision_id", revision_id_obj)?; if interesting.is_empty() || parent_to_children.is_empty() { return Ok(other); } let cache = slf.borrow().fileid_to_entry_cache.clone_ref(py); // Seed deque with parent_to_children[root_id]. let mut remaining: std::collections::VecDeque> = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); if let Some(root_children) = parent_to_children.get_item(&root_id_obj)? { for child in root_children.try_iter()? { remaining.push_back(child?.unbind()); } } while let Some(file_id_obj) = remaining.pop_front() { let file_id = file_id_obj.bind(py); let ie = cache.bind(py).get_item(file_id)?.ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!("file_id {:?} not in fileid cache", file_id)) })?; let kind: String = ie.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; let ie_to_add = if kind == "directory" { ie.call_method0("copy")? } else { ie }; other.call_method1("add", (ie_to_add,))?; if let Some(children) = parent_to_children.get_item(file_id)? { for c in children.try_iter()? { remaining.push_back(c?.unbind()); } } } Ok(other) } /// Given a starting set of file_ids, return the set of all /// interesting file_ids plus a parent_id -> set-of-children /// dict. For directories in `file_ids`, all children (recursively) /// are included; ancestors of every input file_id are also /// included (but their other children are not). Mirrors Python's /// `_expand_fileids_to_parents_and_children`. fn _expand_fileids_to_parents_and_children<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, file_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PySet>, Bound<'py, PyDict>)> { // Collect file_ids into a Python set so we can do set // operations against it efficiently. let file_ids_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for fid in file_ids.try_iter()? { file_ids_set.add(fid?)?; } let interesting = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut directories_to_expand: Vec> = Vec::new(); let children_of_parent_id = PyDict::new(py); // First pass — _getitems(file_ids) gives entries (some may be // missing). Track directories to expand, and add each // entry's parent to `interesting`. let first_items = slf.call_method1("_getitems", (file_ids_set.clone(),))?; for entry in first_items.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let kind: String = entry.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; let file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?; let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; if kind == "directory" { directories_to_expand.push(file_id.clone().unbind()); } interesting.add(parent_id.clone())?; match children_of_parent_id.get_item(&parent_id)? { Some(s) => { s.cast_into::()?.add(file_id)?; } None => { let new_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; new_set.add(file_id)?; children_of_parent_id.set_item(parent_id, new_set)?; } } } // Now climb parents until we reach the root. `None` is the // sentinel parent above the tree root — auto-filtered. let mut remaining_parents = interesting.call_method1("difference", (file_ids_set.clone(),))?; interesting.add(py.None())?; remaining_parents.call_method1("discard", (py.None(),))?; while remaining_parents.is_truthy()? { let next_parents = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let items = slf.call_method1("_getitems", (remaining_parents.clone(),))?; for entry in items.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?; let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; next_parents.add(parent_id.clone())?; match children_of_parent_id.get_item(&parent_id)? { Some(s) => { s.cast_into::()?.add(file_id)?; } None => { let new_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; new_set.add(file_id)?; children_of_parent_id.set_item(parent_id, new_set)?; } } } remaining_parents = next_parents.call_method1("difference", (interesting.clone(),))?; interesting.call_method1("update", (remaining_parents.clone(),))?; } interesting.call_method1("update", (file_ids_set.clone(),))?; interesting.call_method1("discard", (py.None(),))?; // Now expand any directories in `directories_to_expand` by // querying parent_id_basename_to_file_id.iteritems(keys). while !directories_to_expand.is_empty() { let keys = PyList::empty(py); for f in &directories_to_expand { keys.append(PyTuple::new(py, [f.bind(py)])?)?; } directories_to_expand.clear(); let pid_map = slf .borrow() .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("parent_id_basename_to_file_id not set"))? .clone_ref(py); let items = pid_map.bind(py).call_method1("iteritems", (keys,))?; let next_file_ids = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for item in items.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let tup = item.cast_into::()?; let child_file_id = tup.get_item(1)?; next_file_ids.add(child_file_id)?; } let next_file_ids = next_file_ids.call_method1("difference", (interesting.clone(),))?; interesting.call_method1("update", (next_file_ids.clone(),))?; let items2 = slf.call_method1("_getitems", (next_file_ids,))?; for entry in items2.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; let kind: String = entry.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; let file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?; let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; if kind == "directory" { directories_to_expand.push(file_id.clone().unbind()); } match children_of_parent_id.get_item(&parent_id)? { Some(s) => { s.cast_into::()?.add(file_id)?; } None => { let new_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; new_set.add(file_id)?; children_of_parent_id.set_item(parent_id, new_set)?; } } } } Ok((interesting, children_of_parent_id)) } /// Populate the in-memory caches by walking the two CHKMaps. /// Mirrors Python's `_preload_cache`. /// /// After this returns, every entry is materialised in /// `_fileid_to_entry_cache`, and `_children_cache` is populated /// for every directory. fn _preload_cache<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult<()> { if slf.borrow().fully_cached { return Ok(()); } let id_map = slf .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); let pid_map_opt = slf .borrow() .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py)); let fileid_cache: Py = slf.borrow().fileid_to_entry_cache.clone_ref(py); let children_cache: Py = slf.borrow().children_cache.clone_ref(py); let root_id_obj: Py = match slf.borrow().root_id.as_ref() { Some(rid) => PyBytes::new(py, rid.as_bytes()).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }; // Walk id_to_entry, populating fileid_cache. let id_iter = id_map.bind(py).call_method0("iteritems")?; for item in id_iter.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let pair = item.cast_into::()?; let key = pair.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let file_id = key.get_item(0)?; let value = pair.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let cache = fileid_cache.bind(py); if !cache.contains(&file_id)? { let ie = slf.borrow()._bytes_to_entry(py, value)?; cache.set_item(file_id, ie)?; } } // Walk parent_id_basename_to_file_id, populating children_cache. if let Some(pid_map) = pid_map_opt { let mut last_parent_id: Option> = None; let mut last_parent_ie: Option> = None; let pid_iter = pid_map.bind(py).call_method0("iteritems")?; for item in pid_iter.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let pair = item.cast_into::()?; let key = pair.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let child_file_id = pair.get_item(1)?; let parent_id = key.get_item(0)?; let basename_bytes = key.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let empty = PyBytes::new(py, b""); let parent_eq_empty = parent_id.as_any().eq(empty.as_any())?; let basename_eq_empty = basename_bytes.as_any().eq(empty.as_any())?; if parent_eq_empty && basename_eq_empty { // Root entry — sanity-check matches root_id, skip. if !child_file_id.eq(root_id_obj.bind(py))? { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Data inconsistency detected. We expected data with key (\"\",\"\") to match the root id, but {:?} != {:?}", child_file_id, root_id_obj ))); } continue; } let ie = fileid_cache .bind(py) .get_item(&child_file_id)? .ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!( "child_file_id {:?} not in fileid cache", child_file_id )) })?; let parent_ie = match &last_parent_id { Some(lpid) if parent_id.eq(lpid.bind(py))? => last_parent_ie .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err( "last_parent_ie should not be None", ) })? .clone_ref(py) .into_bound(py), _ => { let pie = fileid_cache.bind(py).get_item(&parent_id)?.ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err(format!( "parent_id {:?} not in fileid cache", parent_id )) })?; last_parent_id = Some(parent_id.clone().unbind()); last_parent_ie = Some(pie.clone().unbind()); pie } }; let parent_kind: String = parent_ie.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if parent_kind != "directory" { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Data inconsistency detected. An entry in the parent_id_basename_to_file_id map has parent_id {{{:?}}} but the kind of that object is {:?} not \"directory\"", parent_id, parent_kind ))); } let parent_file_id = parent_ie.getattr("file_id")?; let siblings: Bound<'py, PyDict> = match children_cache.bind(py).get_item(&parent_file_id)? { Some(s) => s.cast_into::()?, None => { let d = PyDict::new(py); children_cache.bind(py).set_item(&parent_file_id, &d)?; d } }; let basename: String = String::from_utf8(basename_bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|e| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "invalid utf8 basename: {}", e )) })?; if siblings.contains(&basename)? { if let Some(existing) = siblings.get_item(&basename)? { if !existing.eq(&ie)? { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Data inconsistency detected. Two entries with basename {:?} were found in the parent entry {{{:?}}}", basename, parent_id ))); } } } let ie_name: String = ie.getattr("name")?.extract()?; if basename != ie_name { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Data inconsistency detected. In the parent_id_basename_to_file_id map, file_id {{{:?}}} is listed as having basename {:?}, but in the id_to_entry map it is {:?}", child_file_id, basename, ie_name ))); } siblings.set_item(basename, &ie)?; } } slf.borrow_mut().fully_cached = true; Ok(()) } /// Generate a `Tree.iter_changes`-style change list between /// `self` and `basis`. Mirrors Python's `CHKInventory.iter_changes`. /// /// Returns a list of 8-tuples: /// (file_id, (path_in_source, path_in_target), /// changed_content, versioned, parent, name, kind, executable) fn iter_changes<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, basis: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, ) -> PyResult> { // Walk the CHKMap iter_changes generator on self.id_to_entry // vs basis.id_to_entry. We borrow both pyclass instances // immutably for attribute access. let self_id_map = slf .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("self.id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); let basis_id_map = basis .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("basis.id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); // CHKMap.iter_changes yields the raw changes (currently as a // list); take an iterator over it once so __next__ advances a // single cursor rather than restarting from the beginning. let changes_iter = self_id_map .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_changes", (basis_id_map,))? .try_iter()?; Py::new( py, CHKIterChangesIterator { slf: slf.unbind(), basis: basis.unbind(), changes: changes_iter.into_any().unbind(), }, ) } /// Apply `inventory_delta` to `self`, producing a new /// CHKInventory at `new_revision_id`. Mirrors Python's /// `CHKInventory.create_by_apply_delta`. #[pyo3(signature = (inventory_delta, new_revision_id, propagate_caches=false))] fn create_by_apply_delta<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, CHKInventory>, py: Python<'py>, inventory_delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, new_revision_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, propagate_caches: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // Construct the result via cls(search_key_name) — same idea // as from_inventory: preserve subclass identity. let cls = slf.get_type(); let search_key_name_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &slf.borrow().search_key_name).into_any(); let result_obj = cls.call1((search_key_name_bytes,))?; let result = result_obj.downcast::()?.clone(); if propagate_caches { let pf = slf .borrow() .path_to_fileid_cache .bind(py) .call_method0("copy")? .cast_into::()?; result.borrow_mut().path_to_fileid_cache = pf.unbind(); } let search_key_callable = crate::chk_map::search_key_callable_for_name(py, &slf.borrow().search_key_name); // Snapshot id_to_entry: ensure root, capture maximum_size, // build a fresh CHKMap pointing at the same root key. let self_id_map = slf .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); self_id_map.bind(py).call_method0("_ensure_root")?; let maximum_size: usize = self_id_map .bind(py) .getattr("_root_node")? .getattr("maximum_size")? .extract()?; let chk_store = self_id_map.bind(py).getattr("_store")?; let self_id_key = self_id_map.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let result_id_map = make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, &chk_store, self_id_key, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; result_id_map.bind(py).call_method0("_ensure_root")?; result_id_map .bind(py) .getattr("_root_node")? .call_method1("set_maximum_size", (maximum_size,))?; result.borrow_mut().id_to_entry = Some(result_id_map); // parent_id_basename_to_file_id snapshot if present. let mut have_pid = false; if let Some(self_pid_map) = slf .borrow() .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .as_ref() .map(|p| p.clone_ref(py)) { have_pid = true; self_pid_map.bind(py).call_method0("_ensure_root")?; let pid_store = self_pid_map.bind(py).getattr("_store")?; let pid_key = self_pid_map.bind(py).call_method0("key")?; let result_pid_map = make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, &pid_store, pid_key, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; result_pid_map.bind(py).call_method0("_ensure_root")?; let self_root_node = self_pid_map.bind(py).getattr("_root_node")?; let result_root_node = result_pid_map.bind(py).getattr("_root_node")?; let max_pid_size: usize = self_root_node.getattr("maximum_size")?.extract()?; result_root_node.call_method1("set_maximum_size", (max_pid_size,))?; let key_width: usize = self_root_node.getattr("_key_width")?.extract()?; result_root_node.setattr("_key_width", key_width)?; result.borrow_mut().parent_id_basename_to_file_id = Some(result_pid_map); } // Set revision_id and root_id. result.setattr("revision_id", new_revision_id)?; let self_root_id_obj: Py = match slf.borrow().root_id.as_ref() { Some(rid) => PyBytes::new(py, rid.as_bytes()).into_any().unbind(), None => py.None(), }; result.setattr("root_id", &self_root_id_obj)?; // Walk inventory_delta. Each item is (old_path, new_path, // file_id, entry). Track parent_id_basename_delta as a dict // (key -> [old_key, new_value]) so concurrent // moves-on-the-same-key collapse to a single record. inventory_delta.call_method0("check")?; let parents = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let deletes = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let altered = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let parent_id_basename_delta = PyDict::new(py); let id_to_entry_delta = PyList::empty(py); // `osutils.split` is just os.path.split for str/bytes; inline as // "split at last '/'" to avoid round-tripping through Python. for change in inventory_delta.try_iter()? { let change = change?; let tup = change.cast_into::()?; let old_path = tup.get_item(0)?; let new_path = tup.get_item(1)?; let file_id = tup.get_item(2)?; let entry = tup.get_item(3)?; // Detect new root. if !new_path.is_none() { let np: String = new_path.extract()?; if np.is_empty() { result.setattr("root_id", &file_id)?; } } let (new_key, new_value): (Py, Py) = if new_path.is_none() { if propagate_caches { let pf_cache = result.borrow().path_to_fileid_cache.clone_ref(py); let _ = pf_cache.bind(py).del_item(&old_path); } deletes.add(&file_id)?; (py.None(), py.None()) } else { let nk = PyTuple::new(py, [&file_id])?.into_any().unbind(); let entry_inner = entry.downcast::()?.borrow(); let nv = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(py, &entry_inner)? .into_any() .unbind(); let pf_cache = result.borrow().path_to_fileid_cache.clone_ref(py); pf_cache.bind(py).set_item(&new_path, &file_id)?; let new_path_str: String = new_path.extract()?; let parent_part_str: &str = match new_path_str.rfind('/') { Some(idx) => &new_path_str[..idx], None => "", }; let parent_part = parent_part_str.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(); let parent_id = entry.getattr("parent_id")?; parents.add(PyTuple::new(py, [parent_part, parent_id])?)?; (nk, nv) }; let old_key: Py = if old_path.is_none() { py.None() } else { let ok = PyTuple::new(py, [&file_id])?.into_any().unbind(); let id2path_self = slf.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?; if !id2path_self.eq(&old_path)? { return Err(InconsistentDelta::new_err(( old_path.unbind(), file_id.clone().unbind(), format!("Entry was at wrong other path {:?}.", id2path_self), ))); } altered.add(&file_id)?; ok }; id_to_entry_delta.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ old_key.bind(py).clone(), new_key.bind(py).clone(), new_value.bind(py).clone(), ], )?)?; if have_pid { // parent_id, basename changes let old_pid_key: Py = if old_path.is_none() { py.None() } else { let old_entry = slf.call_method1("get_entry", (file_id.clone(),))?; slf.call_method1("_parent_id_basename_key", (old_entry,))? .unbind() }; let (new_pid_key, new_pid_value): (Py, Py) = if new_path.is_none() { (py.None(), py.None()) } else { let nk = slf .call_method1("_parent_id_basename_key", (entry.clone(),))? .unbind(); (nk, file_id.clone().unbind()) }; if !old_pid_key.bind(py).eq(new_pid_key.bind(py))? { if !old_pid_key.is_none(py) { let entry_obj = parent_id_basename_delta .get_item(old_pid_key.bind(py))? .unwrap_or_else(|| { PyList::new(py, [py.None(), py.None()]).unwrap().into_any() }); entry_obj.set_item(0, old_pid_key.bind(py))?; parent_id_basename_delta.set_item(old_pid_key.bind(py), entry_obj)?; } if !new_pid_key.is_none(py) { let entry_obj = parent_id_basename_delta .get_item(new_pid_key.bind(py))? .unwrap_or_else(|| { PyList::new(py, [py.None(), py.None()]).unwrap().into_any() }); entry_obj.set_item(1, new_pid_value.bind(py))?; parent_id_basename_delta.set_item(new_pid_key.bind(py), entry_obj)?; } } } } // Validate that deletes are complete. for file_id in deletes.iter() { let entry = slf.call_method1("get_entry", (file_id.clone(),))?; let kind: String = entry.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if kind != "directory" { continue; } let entry_file_id = entry.getattr("file_id")?; let children = slf.call_method1("iter_sorted_children", (entry_file_id,))?; for child in children.try_iter()? { let child = child?; let child_file_id = child.getattr("file_id")?; if !altered.contains(&child_file_id)? { let child_path = slf.call_method1("id2path", (child_file_id.clone(),))?; return Err(InconsistentDelta::new_err(( child_path.unbind(), child_file_id.unbind(), "Child not deleted or reparented when parent deleted.", ))); } } } // Apply id_to_entry delta. let result_id_map = result .borrow() .id_to_entry .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| BzrFormatsError::new_err("result.id_to_entry not set"))? .clone_ref(py); result_id_map .bind(py) .call_method1("apply_delta", (id_to_entry_delta,))?; if !parent_id_basename_delta.is_empty() { let delta_list = PyList::empty(py); for (key, value_pair) in parent_id_basename_delta.iter() { let pair = value_pair.cast_into::()?; let old_key = pair.get_item(0)?; let value = pair.get_item(1)?; if !value.is_none() { delta_list.append(PyTuple::new(py, [old_key, key, value])?)?; } else { delta_list.append(PyTuple::new( py, [old_key, py.None().into_bound(py), py.None().into_bound(py)], )?)?; } } let result_pid_map = result .borrow() .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| { BzrFormatsError::new_err("result.parent_id_basename_to_file_id not set") })? .clone_ref(py); result_pid_map .bind(py) .call_method1("apply_delta", (delta_list,))?; } // Validate parent structure. Discard the synthetic // root tuple ("", None) which represents the root's parent. let empty_root_tup = PyTuple::new( py, ["".into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py)], )?; parents.discard(&empty_root_tup)?; for pair in parents.iter() { let tup = pair.cast_into::()?; let parent_path = tup.get_item(0)?; let parent = tup.get_item(1)?; match result.call_method1("get_entry", (parent.clone(),)) { Ok(entry) => { let kind: String = entry.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if kind != "directory" { let parent_inv_path = result.call_method1("id2path", (parent.clone(),))?; return Err(InconsistentDelta::new_err(( parent_inv_path.unbind(), parent.unbind(), "Not a directory, but given children", ))); } } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { return Err(InconsistentDelta::new_err(( "".to_string(), parent.unbind(), "Parent is not present in resulting inventory.", ))); } Err(e) => return Err(e), } let resolved = result.call_method1("path2id", (parent_path.clone(),))?; if !resolved.eq(&parent)? { return Err(InconsistentDelta::new_err(( parent_path.unbind(), parent.unbind(), format!("Parent has wrong path {:?}.", resolved), ))); } } Ok(result_obj) } } /// Iterator returned by `CHKInventory.iter_changes`. Pulls one raw /// change from the underlying CHKMap `iter_changes` per step, builds /// the `tree.iter_changes`-shaped tuple, and skips entries that did /// not actually change. Mirrors the Python generator. #[pyclass] struct CHKIterChangesIterator { slf: Py, basis: Py, changes: Py, } #[pymethods] impl CHKIterChangesIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let slf = self.slf.bind(py); let basis = self.basis.bind(py); let mut changes = self.changes.bind(py).try_iter()?; loop { let Some(change) = changes.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let change = change?; let tup = change.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(0)?; let basis_value = tup.get_item(1)?; let self_value = tup.get_item(2)?; let file_id = key.cast_into::()?.get_item(0)?; let (basis_entry, path_in_source, basis_parent, basis_name, basis_executable) = if basis_value.is_none() { (py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None()) } else { let bytes = basis_value.cast_into::()?; let entry = basis .borrow() ._bytes_to_entry(py, bytes)? .into_pyobject(py)?; let path: Py = basis.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.unbind(); let parent = entry.getattr("parent_id")?.unbind(); let name = entry.getattr("name")?.unbind(); let executable = entry.getattr("executable").ok().map_or(py.None(), |v| { if v.is_none() { py.None() } else { v.unbind() } }); (entry.unbind(), path, parent, name, executable) }; let (self_entry, path_in_target, self_parent, self_name, self_executable) = if self_value.is_none() { (py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None()) } else { let bytes = self_value.cast_into::()?; let entry = slf.borrow()._bytes_to_entry(py, bytes)?.into_pyobject(py)?; let path: Py = slf.call_method1("id2path", (file_id.clone(),))?.unbind(); let parent = entry.getattr("parent_id")?.unbind(); let name = entry.getattr("name")?.unbind(); let executable = entry.getattr("executable").ok().map_or(py.None(), |v| { if v.is_none() { py.None() } else { v.unbind() } }); (entry.unbind(), path, parent, name, executable) }; let (basis_kind, self_kind) = ( if basis_entry.is_none(py) { py.None() } else { basis_entry.getattr(py, "kind")? }, if self_entry.is_none(py) { py.None() } else { self_entry.getattr(py, "kind")? }, ); let versioned = (!basis_entry.is_none(py), !self_entry.is_none(py)); let mut changed_content = !basis_kind.bind(py).eq(self_kind.bind(py))?; if !changed_content && !basis_entry.is_none(py) && !self_entry.is_none(py) { let kind_str: Option = basis_kind.extract(py).ok(); match kind_str.as_deref() { Some("file") => { let bs = basis_entry.getattr(py, "text_size")?; let ss = self_entry.getattr(py, "text_size")?; let bsha = basis_entry.getattr(py, "text_sha1")?; let ssha = self_entry.getattr(py, "text_sha1")?; if !bs.bind(py).eq(ss.bind(py))? || !bsha.bind(py).eq(ssha.bind(py))? { changed_content = true; } } Some("symlink") => { let bt = basis_entry.getattr(py, "symlink_target")?; let st = self_entry.getattr(py, "symlink_target")?; if !bt.bind(py).eq(st.bind(py))? { changed_content = true; } } Some("tree-reference") => { let br = basis_entry.getattr(py, "reference_revision")?; let sr = self_entry.getattr(py, "reference_revision")?; if !br.bind(py).eq(sr.bind(py))? { changed_content = true; } } _ => {} } } let parent_eq = basis_parent.bind(py).eq(self_parent.bind(py))?; let name_eq = basis_name.bind(py).eq(self_name.bind(py))?; let executable_eq = basis_executable.bind(py).eq(self_executable.bind(py))?; if !changed_content && parent_eq && name_eq && executable_eq { continue; } let paths_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [path_in_source, path_in_target])?; let versioned_tup = (versioned.0, versioned.1).into_pyobject(py)?; let parent_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [basis_parent, self_parent])?; let name_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [basis_name, self_name])?; let kind_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [basis_kind, self_kind])?; let executable_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [basis_executable, self_executable])?; let row = PyTuple::new( py, [ file_id.unbind(), paths_tup.into_any().unbind(), changed_content .into_pyobject(py)? .to_owned() .into_any() .unbind(), versioned_tup.into_any().unbind(), parent_tup.into_any().unbind(), name_tup.into_any().unbind(), kind_tup.into_any().unbind(), executable_tup.into_any().unbind(), ], )?; return Ok(Some(row)); } } } /// Construct a `_chk_map_rs.CHKMap` pyclass instance directly, /// without going through the Python module attribute lookup. fn make_chkmap_pyinstance<'py>( py: Python<'py>, chk_store: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, root_key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, search_key_callable: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { // The pyclass exposes a (#[new]) constructor we can call via // type lookup; constructing the struct directly here would mean // referencing private fields. Use the pyclass type bound to the // already-loaded module via py.get_type::(). let cls = py.get_type::(); let args = match search_key_callable { Some(cb) => PyTuple::new(py, [chk_store.clone(), root_key, cb])?, None => PyTuple::new(py, [chk_store.clone(), root_key])?, }; Ok(cls.call1(args)?.unbind()) } /// Iterator returned by `CHKInventory.iter_entries`. Yields /// `(path, entry)` pairs in lexicographic order, descending into /// directories when `recursive` is true. The synthetic root entry is /// yielded first when iteration was started without a `from_dir`. #[pyclass] struct CHKIterEntriesIterator { inv: Py, stack: Vec<(String, std::collections::VecDeque>)>, recursive: bool, first: Option<(String, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl CHKIterEntriesIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult)>> { if let Some((path, ie)) = self.first.take() { return Ok(Some((path, ie.into_bound(py)))); } loop { let Some((path, children)) = self.stack.last_mut() else { return Ok(None); }; let Some(ie_py) = children.pop_front() else { self.stack.pop(); continue; }; let ie = ie_py.into_bound(py); let name: String = ie.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let new_path = format!("{}/{}", path, name); let yield_path = new_path.trim_start_matches('/').to_string(); let kind: String = ie.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if self.recursive && kind == "directory" { let fid = ie.getattr("file_id")?.cast_into::()?; let new_children = self.inv.bind(py).borrow().sorted_children_list(py, fid)?; let mut q: std::collections::VecDeque> = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); for c in new_children.iter() { q.push_back(c.unbind()); } self.stack.push((new_path, q)); } return Ok(Some((yield_path, ie))); } } } /// Iterator returned by `CHKInventory.iter_entries_by_dir`. Walks /// the inventory directory-first, optionally restricted to /// `specific_file_ids` (and their ancestors). #[pyclass] struct CHKIterEntriesByDirIterator { inv: Py, buffer: std::collections::VecDeque<(String, Py)>, stack: Vec<(String, Py)>, specific_set: Option>>, parents_filter: Option>>, } #[pymethods] impl CHKIterEntriesByDirIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult)>> { loop { if let Some((path, ie)) = self.buffer.pop_front() { return Ok(Some((path, ie.into_bound(py)))); } let Some((cur_relpath, cur_dir)) = self.stack.pop() else { return Ok(None); }; let cur_dir_bound = cur_dir.into_bound(py); let cur_fid = cur_dir_bound.getattr("file_id")?.cast_into::()?; let children = self .inv .bind(py) .borrow() .sorted_children_list(py, cur_fid)?; let mut child_dirs: Vec<(String, Py)> = Vec::new(); for child in children.iter() { let child_name: String = child.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let child_relpath = format!("{}{}", cur_relpath, child_name); let child_fid: Vec = child .getattr("file_id")? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); if self .specific_set .as_ref() .map_or(true, |s| s.contains(&child_fid)) { self.buffer .push_back((child_relpath.clone(), child.clone().unbind())); } let kind: String = child.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; if kind == "directory" { let recurse = match &self.parents_filter { None => true, Some(p) => p.contains(&child_fid), }; if recurse { child_dirs.push((format!("{}/", child_relpath), child.unbind())); } } } for cd in child_dirs.into_iter().rev() { self.stack.push(cd); } } } } impl CHKInventory { /// Build the lexicographically-sorted list of a directory's /// children. Shared by the public `iter_sorted_children` iterator /// and the entry-walking iterators. fn sorted_children_list<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file_id: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult> { let children = self.get_children(py, file_id)?; let mut pairs: Vec<(String, Py)> = Vec::new(); for (k, v) in children.iter() { pairs.push((k.extract::()?, v.unbind())); } pairs.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let out = PyList::empty(py); for (_, v) in pairs { out.append(v)?; } Ok(out) } /// Internal helper called by `from_inventory` and the public /// `_populate_from_dicts` method. fn populate_from_dicts<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, chk_store: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, id_to_entry_dict: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_id_basename_dict: Bound<'_, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { let search_key_callable = crate::chk_map::search_key_callable_for_name(py, &self.search_key_name); // Get the CHKMap pyclass type and call its `from_dict` // classmethod for each of the two seed dicts. let chkmap_cls = py.get_type::(); let id_root_key = call_chkmap_from_dict( py, &chkmap_cls, chk_store, &id_to_entry_dict, maximum_size, 1, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; let id_chkmap = make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, chk_store, id_root_key, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; self.id_to_entry = Some(id_chkmap); let pid_root_key = call_chkmap_from_dict( py, &chkmap_cls, chk_store, &parent_id_basename_dict, maximum_size, 2, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; let pid_chkmap = make_chkmap_pyinstance( py, chk_store, pid_root_key, search_key_callable.as_ref().map(|c| c.bind(py).clone()), )?; self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id = Some(pid_chkmap); Ok(()) } } /// Call `CHKMap.from_dict(chk_store, items, maximum_size=N, /// key_width=K, search_key_func=cb)` and return the resulting root /// key tuple. fn call_chkmap_from_dict<'py>( py: Python<'py>, chkmap_cls: &Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyType>, chk_store: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, items: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, search_key_callable: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("maximum_size", maximum_size)?; kwargs.set_item("key_width", key_width)?; if let Some(cb) = search_key_callable { kwargs.set_item("search_key_func", cb)?; } let args = PyTuple::new(py, [chk_store.clone(), items.clone()])?; chkmap_cls.call_method("from_dict", args, Some(&kwargs)) } /// Helper: split a relpath argument (string or list of components) /// into a `Vec`. Empty string yields an empty vec. fn split_relpath(py: Python<'_>, relpath: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(s) = relpath.clone().cast_into::() { let s: String = s.extract()?; if s.is_empty() { Ok(Vec::new()) } else { Ok(s.split('/').map(str::to_string).collect()) } } else { let mut n = Vec::new(); for x in relpath.try_iter()? { n.push(x?.extract::()?); } let _ = py; Ok(n) } } pub fn _inventory_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "inventory")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(make_entry))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(is_valid_name))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(ensure_normalized_name))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_inventory_delta))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_inventory_entry))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(serialize_inventory_delta))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(serialize_inventory_entry))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add("InventoryDeltaError", py.get_type::())?; m.add( "IncompatibleInventoryDelta", py.get_type::(), )?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8name_key))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/knit.rs0000644000000000000000000125740715207367274017165 0ustar00use bazaar::key_mapper::Mapper as _; use bazaar::knit::{ lower_fulltext, lower_line_delta_annotated, lower_line_delta_raw, parse_fulltext, parse_line_delta_annotated, parse_line_delta_plain, parse_line_delta_raw, parse_network_record_header, AnnotatedKnitContent, AnnotatedLine, DeltaHunk, KndxLoadError, KnitAccess as KnitAccessTrait, KnitAnnotateFactory, KnitAnnotator, KnitContent as KnitContentTrait, KnitError, KnitFactory as KnitFactoryTrait, KnitIndex as KnitIndexTrait, KnitIndexMemo, KnitKey, KnitMethod, KnitPlainFactory, KnitRecordDetails, PlainKnitContent, }; use bazaar::transport::Transport as _; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyKeyError, PyNotImplementedError, PyRuntimeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; use std::cell::RefCell; use std::rc::Rc; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, RevisionNotPresent); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, NoSuchFile); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, UnavailableRepresentation); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ReadOnlyError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ObjectNotLocked); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, KnitCorrupt); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, KnitHeaderError); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, KnitIndexUnknownMethod); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.knit, SHA1KnitCorrupt); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.pack_repo, RetryWithNewPacks); /// Run `op`, retrying it whenever it raises `RetryWithNewPacks`. /// /// A `RetryWithNewPacks` means the pack listing changed underneath the /// read. The access object's `reload_or_raise` decides what to do: it /// reloads the pack listing and returns (so the operation is retried), /// or re-raises the original error (so we give up). This mirrors the /// `while True` / `except RetryWithNewPacks` loops that used to live in /// Python's `KnitVersionedFiles`. /// /// `op` is re-run from scratch — including re-fetching build details — /// because a reload invalidates the `index_memo`s of the previous run. fn retry_on_new_packs( py: Python<'_>, access_obj: &Py, mut op: impl FnMut() -> PyResult, ) -> PyResult { loop { match op() { Ok(value) => return Ok(value), Err(err) if err.is_instance_of::(py) => { // reload_or_raise returns to signal "retry", or raises // the underlying error to signal "give up". access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("reload_or_raise", (err.value(py),))?; } Err(err) => return Err(err), } } } /// Load the knit index file into memory. /// /// Successor to the Cython `_load_data_c`; the `_c` suffix is dropped /// because the Rust extension is no longer C-shaped. Delegates parsing /// to the pure-crate `parse_kndx_body` and only marshals the resulting /// cache + history into the Python `_KndxIndex` instance. #[pyfunction] pub fn _load_data(py: Python, kndx: &Bound, fp: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let cache = kndx.getattr("_cache")?.cast_into::()?; let history = kndx.getattr("_history")?.cast_into::()?; kndx.call_method1("check_header", (fp,))?; let text = fp.call_method0("read")?; let body = text.cast_into::()?; let parsed = bazaar::knit::parse_kndx_body(body.as_bytes()).map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::knit::KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line, detail } => { let filename = kndx .getattr("_filename") .map(|f| f.unbind()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); let py_line = PyBytes::new(py, &line); KnitCorrupt::new_err((filename, format!("line {:?}: {}", py_line, detail))) } other => knit_err_to_py(other), })?; // Append the freshly-seen history entries (parse_kndx_body builds a // fresh history; merge so the Python list stays append-only across // multiple loads). let base = history.len(); for v in &parsed.history { history.append(PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } for entry in parsed.cache.values() { let version_id = PyBytes::new(py, &entry.version_id); let options: Vec> = entry.options.iter().map(|o| PyBytes::new(py, o)).collect(); let options_list = PyList::new(py, &options)?; let parents: Vec> = entry.parents.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); let parents_tuple = PyTuple::new(py, &parents)?; let index_obj = ((base + entry.index) as i64).into_pyobject(py)?; let pos_obj = (entry.pos as i64).into_pyobject(py)?; let size_obj = (entry.size as i64).into_pyobject(py)?; let tuple = PyTuple::new( py, &[ version_id.as_any(), options_list.as_any(), pos_obj.as_any(), size_obj.as_any(), parents_tuple.as_any(), index_obj.as_any(), ], )?; cache.set_item(&version_id, &tuple)?; } Ok(()) } pub(crate) fn knit_err_to_py(err: KnitError) -> PyErr { match err { KnitError::NotImplemented(name) => PyNotImplementedError::new_err(name), KnitError::ReadOnly => Python::attach(|py| ReadOnlyError::new_err((py.None(),))), KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key) => { Python::attach(|py| match py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key) { Ok(py_key) => RevisionNotPresent::new_err((py_key.unbind(), py.None())), Err(e) => e, }) } KnitError::MissingOrigin(_) | KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(_) | KnitError::TruncatedDelta | KnitError::Gzip(_) | KnitError::EmptyRecord | KnitError::HeaderFields(_) | KnitError::HeaderCount(_) | KnitError::LineCount { .. } | KnitError::BadEndMarker { .. } | KnitError::MissingTrailingNewline | KnitError::NetworkMissingKeyTerminator | KnitError::NetworkMissingParentsTerminator | KnitError::NetworkMissingNoEolByte | KnitError::BadIndexValue(_) | KnitError::TooManyCompressionParents(_) | KnitError::UnexpectedVersion { .. } | KnitError::BadKnitHeader { .. } | KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. } | KnitError::Corrupt(_) => KnitCorrupt::new_err(("", err.to_string())), // Retry should be handled by the read pipeline's retry loop. An // Aborted error may carry a thread-local-stashed PyErr (set by // knit_err_from_py for unknown Python exception classes); restore // it so callers see ObjectNotLocked / ReadOnlyError / etc. as the // original Python exception rather than a generic Corrupt. KnitError::Retry(_) => PyRuntimeError::new_err(err.to_string()), KnitError::Aborted(_) => match take_stashed_py_err() { Some(stashed) => stashed, None => PyRuntimeError::new_err(err.to_string()), }, KnitError::ExistingContent(_) | KnitError::BadSha1 { .. } => { KnitCorrupt::new_err(("", err.to_string())) } } } /// Convert a [`KnitError`] from a read driven through `access` into a /// `PyErr`, restoring the stashed Python exception when the error is a /// retry-related variant: /// /// - [`KnitError::Retry`] re-raises the original `RetryWithNewPacks` so /// an enclosing [`retry_on_new_packs`] loop can catch it. /// - [`KnitError::Aborted`] re-raises the unrecoverable error verbatim /// instead of remapping it to `KnitCorrupt`. fn read_err_to_py(access: &PyKnitAccess, err: KnitError) -> PyErr { match err { KnitError::Retry(_) => { if let Some(retry_exc) = access.take_pending_retry() { return Python::attach(|py| PyErr::from_value(retry_exc.into_bound(py))); } knit_err_to_py(err) } KnitError::Aborted(_) => { if let Some(original) = access.take_final_error() { return original; } knit_err_to_py(err) } _ => knit_err_to_py(err), } } /// Extract a sequence of byte-lines from any Python iterable-of-bytes. fn extract_byte_lines(seq: &Bound) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in seq.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let bytes = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("knit records must be bytes lines"))?; out.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) } fn as_slices(lines: &[Vec]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect() } /// Parse an annotated fulltext body into a list of `(origin, text)` tuples. #[pyfunction] fn parse_fulltext_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, content: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let owned = extract_byte_lines(&content)?; let parsed = parse_fulltext(&as_slices(&owned)).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; annotated_lines_to_py(py, &parsed) } /// Parse an annotated line delta into `[(start, end, count, contents), ...]`. /// When `plain` is true, `contents` is a list of text bytes; otherwise it is /// a list of `(origin, text)` tuples. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (lines, plain = false))] fn parse_line_delta_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, plain: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let owned = extract_byte_lines(&lines)?; let slices = as_slices(&owned); let items: Vec> = if plain { let hunks = parse_line_delta_plain(&slices).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; hunks .iter() .map(|h| { let content_list: Vec> = h.lines.iter().map(|t| PyBytes::new(py, t)).collect(); PyTuple::new( py, [ h.start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.count.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyList::new(py, content_list)?.into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()? } else { let hunks = parse_line_delta_annotated(&slices).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; hunks .iter() .map(|h| { let content_tuples: Vec> = h .lines .iter() .map(|(o, t)| PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, o), PyBytes::new(py, t)])) .collect::>()?; PyTuple::new( py, [ h.start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.count.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyList::new(py, content_tuples)?.into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()? }; PyList::new(py, items) } fn annotated_lines_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, lines: &[AnnotatedLine], ) -> PyResult> { let tuples: Vec> = lines .iter() .map(|(o, t)| PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, o), PyBytes::new(py, t)])) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } /// Serialize an iterable of `(origin, text)` pairs back to knit fulltext /// bytes — inverse of [`parse_fulltext_rs`]. #[pyfunction] fn lower_fulltext_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let pairs = extract_annotated_lines(&lines)?; let out = lower_fulltext(&pairs); let items: Vec> = out.iter().map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Serialize an annotated line-delta back to knit bytes. #[pyfunction] fn lower_line_delta_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut hunks: Vec> = Vec::new(); for hunk in delta.try_iter()? { let tup = hunk?; let start: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let count: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let hunk_lines = extract_annotated_lines(&tup.get_item(3)?)?; hunks.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines: hunk_lines, }); } let out = lower_line_delta_annotated(&hunks); let items: Vec> = out.iter().map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Parse an unannotated line-delta into `[(start, end, count, [lines]), ...]`. /// Mirrors `KnitPlainFactory.parse_line_delta`. #[pyfunction] fn parse_line_delta_raw_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let owned = extract_byte_lines(&lines)?; let hunks = parse_line_delta_raw(&as_slices(&owned)).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let items: Vec> = hunks .iter() .map(|h| { let content_list: Vec> = h.lines.iter().map(|t| PyBytes::new(py, t)).collect(); PyTuple::new( py, [ h.start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), h.count.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyList::new(py, content_list)?.into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Serialize an unannotated line-delta back to bytes. Mirrors /// `KnitPlainFactory.lower_line_delta`. #[pyfunction] fn lower_line_delta_raw_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut hunks: Vec>> = Vec::new(); for hunk in delta.try_iter()? { let tup = hunk?; let start: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let count: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let hunk_lines = extract_byte_lines(&tup.get_item(3)?)?; hunks.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines: hunk_lines, }); } let out = lower_line_delta_raw(&hunks); let items: Vec> = out.iter().map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } fn extract_annotated_lines(obj: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { let pair = item?; let origin = pair .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("origin must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let text = pair .get_item(1)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("text must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); out.push((origin, text)); } Ok(out) } /// Extract matching blocks from a knit line-delta. Accepts the same /// `(s_begin, s_end, t_len, _new_text)` hunk tuples as the Python /// `KnitContent.get_line_delta_blocks` classmethod. Source and target are /// any indexable sequences whose elements support `!=` — typically byte /// lines, but the Python tests also pass string lines. #[pyfunction] fn get_line_delta_blocks_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, knit_delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, source: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut hunks: Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); for item in knit_delta.try_iter()? { let tup = item?; let s_begin: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let s_end: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let t_len: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; hunks.push((s_begin, s_end, t_len)); } let target_len: usize = target.len()?; let not_equal = |a: &Bound, b: &Bound| -> PyResult { a.ne(b) }; let mut blocks: Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); let mut s_pos = 0usize; let mut t_pos = 0usize; for (s_begin, s_end, t_len) in hunks { let true_n = s_begin - s_pos; let mut n = true_n; if n > 0 { let sa = source.get_item(s_pos + n - 1)?; let tb = target.get_item(t_pos + n - 1)?; if not_equal(&sa, &tb)? { n -= 1; } if n > 0 { blocks.push((s_pos, t_pos, n)); } } t_pos += t_len + true_n; s_pos = s_end; } let mut n = target_len - t_pos; if n > 0 { let sa = source.get_item(s_pos + n - 1)?; let tb = target.get_item(t_pos + n - 1)?; if not_equal(&sa, &tb)? { n -= 1; } if n > 0 { blocks.push((s_pos, t_pos, n)); } } blocks.push((s_pos + (target_len - t_pos), target_len, 0)); let items: Vec> = blocks .iter() .map(|&(a, b, n)| { PyTuple::new( py, [ a.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), b.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), n.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Parse a knit network record header (everything between the storage-kind /// line and the raw record body). Returns /// `(key_tuple, parents_tuple_or_none, noeol, raw_record_offset)`. #[pyfunction] fn parse_network_record_header_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, bytes: &'py [u8], line_end: usize, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyTuple>, Bound<'py, PyAny>, bool, usize)> { let header = parse_network_record_header(bytes, line_end) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let key = PyTuple::new(py, header.key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)))?; let parents: Bound = match header.parents { None => py.None().into_bound(py), Some(parents) => PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| PyTuple::new(py, p.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s))).unwrap()), )? .into_any(), }; // Compute offset of raw record from the start of the input. This avoids // returning a fresh bytes copy so the Python caller can keep using a // memoryview / slice over the original buffer. let raw_offset = bytes.len() - header.raw_record.len(); Ok((key, parents, header.noeol, raw_offset)) } /// Decompress and split a knit record body, returning /// `((method, version_id, count, digest), record_contents)`. /// /// Mirrors `_KnitData._parse_record_unchecked`. On corruption raises /// `ValueError` with a descriptive message; the Python caller rewraps it /// as `KnitCorrupt(self, ...)`. #[pyfunction] fn parse_record_unchecked_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyTuple>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>)> { let (rec, contents) = bazaar::knit::parse_record_unchecked(data) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let header = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &rec.method).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.version_id).into_any(), // Python historically returns the count field as bytes (it was // not converted). The caller does `int(rec[2])` itself. PyBytes::new(py, rec.count.to_string().as_bytes()).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.digest).into_any(), ], )?; let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &contents { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } Ok((header, list)) } /// Parse a knit record and verify that its embedded version matches /// `expected_version`, returning `(body_lines, digest)`. Mirrors /// `_KnitData._parse_record`: combines gzip decode, header parse, /// validation, and version check into a single FFI call so the hot /// read path only crosses the boundary once per record. #[pyfunction] fn parse_record_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, expected_version: &[u8], data: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>)> { let (body, digest) = bazaar::knit::parse_record(expected_version, data) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &body { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } Ok((list, PyBytes::new(py, &digest))) } /// Serialize a knit network record. Inverse of /// `parse_network_record_header_rs`. Mirrors /// `KnitContentFactory._create_network_bytes`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (storage_kind, key, parents, noeol, raw_record))] fn build_network_record_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, key: Vec>, parents: Option>>>, noeol: bool, raw_record: &[u8], ) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { let out = bazaar::knit::build_network_record( storage_kind.as_bytes(), &key, parents.as_deref(), noeol, raw_record, ); PyBytes::new(py, &out) } /// Compute total raw byte count needed to materialise `keys` from a knit, /// walking the compression-parent chain via `positions`. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit._get_total_build_size`: each `positions` entry /// is `(info, index_memo, compression_parent)`, and the third element of /// `index_memo` is the compressed byte length to sum. Keys missing from /// `positions` (the "stacked fallback" case) are skipped. Duplicate compression /// parents are followed only once. #[pyfunction] fn get_total_build_size_rs( py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyAny>, positions: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyDict>, ) -> PyResult { use pyo3::types::{PyAnyMethods, PyDict}; // `seen` holds every key we've ever scheduled (to dedupe the frontier // across and within levels — multiple children can share a compression // parent). Values are the stored `index_memo` when the key actually // resolved in `positions`, or `None` for stacked-fallback keys that we // skip. We tally the total at the end from this single map. let seen: Bound<'_, PyDict> = PyDict::new(py); let mut frontier: Vec> = Vec::new(); for key in keys.try_iter()? { let k = key?; if !seen.contains(&k)? { seen.set_item(&k, py.None())?; frontier.push(k); } } while !frontier.is_empty() { let mut next: Vec> = Vec::new(); for key in frontier.drain(..) { let Some(entry) = positions.get_item(&key)? else { continue; }; let tuple = entry.cast_into::()?; let index_memo = tuple.get_item(1)?; let compression_parent = tuple.get_item(2)?; seen.set_item(&key, &index_memo)?; if !compression_parent.is_none() && !seen.contains(&compression_parent)? { seen.set_item(&compression_parent, py.None())?; next.push(compression_parent); } } frontier = next; } let mut total: usize = 0; for (_k, memo) in seen.iter() { if memo.is_none() { continue; } let memo_tuple = memo.cast_into::()?; total += memo_tuple.get_item(2)?.extract::()?; } Ok(total) } /// Group `keys` by their first segment, preserving first-seen order. /// Mirrors `KnitVersionedFiles._split_by_prefix`. Returns /// `(split_by_prefix_dict, prefix_order_list)`. Single-segment keys land /// under the empty-bytes prefix. #[pyfunction] fn split_keys_by_prefix_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, keys: Vec>>, ) -> PyResult<( Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyDict>, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>, )> { let (buckets, prefix_order) = bazaar::knit::split_keys_by_prefix(&keys); let out_dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, bucket_keys) in &buckets { let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for key in bucket_keys { let tuple = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)))?; list.append(tuple)?; } out_dict.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, prefix), list)?; } let order_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for prefix in &prefix_order { order_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, prefix))?; } Ok((out_dict, order_list)) } /// Serialize a knit-delta-closure wire record. Mirrors /// `_ContentMapGenerator._wire_bytes`. /// /// `records` is a list of /// `(key, parents_or_none, method, noeol, next_or_none, record_bytes)` tuples, /// where `parents_or_none` is `None` for the literal `None:` line and /// `key`/`next`/each parent key are tuples of bytes. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (annotated, emit_keys, records))] fn build_knit_delta_closure_wire_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, annotated: bool, emit_keys: Vec>>, records: Vec<( Vec>, Option>>>, String, bool, Option>>, Vec, )>, ) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { // With KnitDeltaClosureRecord now generic over Seg: AsRef<[u8]>, we can // use Vec directly as the segment type and only need one level of // slice shells (for each record's parent list, since the struct field // is `&[&[Seg]]`). let parent_slices: Vec]>>> = records .iter() .map(|(_, parents, ..)| { parents .as_ref() .map(|ps| ps.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect()) }) .collect(); let record_refs: Vec>> = records .iter() .zip(parent_slices.iter()) .map(|((key, _, method, noeol, next, record_bytes), parents)| { bazaar::knit::KnitDeltaClosureRecord { key: key.as_slice(), parents: parents.as_deref(), method: method.as_bytes(), noeol: *noeol, next: next.as_deref(), record_bytes: record_bytes.as_slice(), } }) .collect(); let out = bazaar::knit::build_knit_delta_closure_wire(annotated, &emit_keys, &record_refs); PyBytes::new(py, &out) } /// Parse a `_KnitGraphIndex` entry's value field. Thin wrapper around /// [`bazaar::knit::parse_knit_index_value`]; returns `(noeol, pos, size)`. #[pyfunction] fn parse_knit_index_value_rs(value: &[u8]) -> PyResult<(bool, u64, u64)> { let parsed = bazaar::knit::parse_knit_index_value(value).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; Ok((parsed.noeol, parsed.pos, parsed.size)) } /// Newtype wrapping a Python object so it can be used as a HashMap key /// in pure-Rust algorithms. Hash and equality delegate to Python's /// `__hash__` / `__eq__` by attaching to a `Python<'_>` token at call /// time. Used by `walk_components_positions_rs` to feed /// `bazaar::knit::walk_compression_closure` opaque key tuples without /// reimplementing the BFS in the pyo3 layer. struct PyKey(Py); impl PyKey { fn new(b: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { Self(b.unbind()) } } impl Clone for PyKey { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| Self(self.0.clone_ref(py))) } } impl PartialEq for PyKey { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| { self.0 .bind(py) .eq(other.0.bind(py)) .expect("Python __eq__ must not raise on knit keys") }) } } impl Eq for PyKey {} impl std::hash::Hash for PyKey { fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { let h = Python::attach(|py| { self.0 .bind(py) .hash() .expect("Python __hash__ must not raise on knit keys") }); state.write_isize(h); } } /// Walk the transitive compression closure of `initial_keys`, batching /// lookups via the Python callable `lookup_batch`. /// /// `lookup_batch` takes a list of keys and returns the dict /// `_KnitGraphIndex.get_build_details` produces — `{key: (index_memo, /// compression_parent_or_None, parents, record_details), ...}`. Missing /// keys are detected by absence from the returned dict; if /// `allow_missing` is False the wrapper raises RevisionNotPresent for /// the first missing key. /// /// Returns the assembled `component_data` dict that /// `KnitVersionedFiles._get_components_positions` would have built: /// `{key: (record_details, index_memo, compression_parent), ...}`. /// /// The BFS traversal lives in [`bazaar::knit::walk_compression_closure`]; /// this function is just marshalling — wrap each Python key in a /// `PyKey`, call the pure-Rust algorithm, then translate the resulting /// `HashMap` back into a `PyDict`. #[pyfunction] fn walk_components_positions_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, initial_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, allow_missing: bool, lookup_batch: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::knit::{walk_compression_closure, ClosureBatch}; let mut initial: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in initial_keys.try_iter()? { initial.push(PyKey::new(k?)); } // Per-key payload carries the three opaque pieces the final result // dict needs: (record_details, index_memo, compression_parent). The // algorithm itself only inspects the compression parent (as the // separate `Option` field of `ClosureBatch.present`) — the // payload is just data that gets handed back at the end. type Payload = (Py, Py, Py); let mut callback_err: Option = None; let walked = walk_compression_closure::(initial, allow_missing, |batch| { let inner = || -> PyResult> { let pending_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, batch.iter().map(|k| k.0.bind(py)))?; let lookup = lookup_batch .call1((pending_list,))? .cast_into::()?; let mut present: std::collections::HashMap, Payload)> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in batch { if !lookup.contains(k.0.bind(py))? { missing.insert(k.clone()); } } for (key, details) in lookup.iter() { let details_tuple = details.cast_into::()?; let index_memo = details_tuple.get_item(0)?; let compression_parent = details_tuple.get_item(1)?; let record_details = details_tuple.get_item(3)?; let cp = if compression_parent.is_none() { None } else { Some(PyKey::new(compression_parent.clone())) }; present.insert( PyKey::new(key), ( cp, ( record_details.unbind(), index_memo.unbind(), compression_parent.unbind(), ), ), ); } Ok(ClosureBatch { present, missing }) }; match inner() { Ok(b) => b, Err(e) => { callback_err = Some(e); ClosureBatch { present: std::collections::HashMap::new(), missing: std::collections::HashSet::new(), } } } }); if let Some(e) = callback_err { return Err(e); } let walked = match walked { Ok(map) => map, Err(missing) => { let key: Py = missing .into_iter() .next() .map(|k| k.0) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()); return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err((key, py.None()))); } }; let component_data = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (key, (record_details, index_memo, compression_parent)) in walked { let py_key = key.0.bind(py); let entry = PyTuple::new( py, [ record_details.into_bound(py), index_memo.into_bound(py), compression_parent.into_bound(py), ], )?; component_data.set_item(py_key, entry)?; } Ok(component_data) } /// Walk the compression chain starting at `initial_parent` to decide /// whether a new record should be stored as a delta. `get_step` is a /// Python callable that takes a parent key and returns either /// `(size, compression_parent_or_None)` or `None` if the parent isn't /// locally present. /// /// Returns one of `"use-delta"`, `"fulltext-smaller"`, `"chain-too-long"`, /// `"missing-parent"` — the four `DeltaDecision` variants. The Python /// caller turns the first variant into `True` and the others into /// `False` to match the historical `_check_should_delta` bool return. #[pyfunction] fn check_should_delta_rs<'py>( initial_parent: Bound<'py, PyAny>, max_chain: usize, get_step: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<&'static str> { use bazaar::knit::{should_use_delta, ChainStep, DeltaDecision}; let mut callback_err: Option = None; let decision = should_use_delta(initial_parent, max_chain, |parent| { match get_step.call1((parent.clone(),)) { Err(e) => { callback_err = Some(e); None } Ok(result) => { if result.is_none() { return None; } let tup = match result.cast_into::() { Ok(t) => t, Err(e) => { callback_err = Some(e.into()); return None; } }; let size: u64 = match tup.get_item(0).and_then(|o| o.extract::()) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { callback_err = Some(e); return None; } }; let cp_obj = match tup.get_item(1) { Ok(o) => o, Err(e) => { callback_err = Some(e); return None; } }; let compression_parent = if cp_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(cp_obj) }; Some(ChainStep { size, compression_parent, }) } } }); if let Some(e) = callback_err { return Err(e); } Ok(match decision { DeltaDecision::UseDelta => "use-delta", DeltaDecision::FulltextSmaller => "fulltext-smaller", DeltaDecision::ChainTooLong => "chain-too-long", DeltaDecision::MissingParent => "missing-parent", }) } /// Decide method + noeol for a `_KndxIndex` cache row's options list. /// Returns `(method_str, noeol)`. #[pyfunction] fn decode_kndx_options_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, options: Vec>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, bool)> { let (method, noeol) = bazaar::knit::decode_kndx_options(&options).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; Ok((knit_method_to_py(py, method), noeol)) } /// Build the per-key result dict that `_KnitGraphIndex.get_build_details` /// returns, given an iterable of GraphIndex entry tuples /// `(graph_index, key, value, refs)`. /// /// All the actual decoding work — value-string parsing, fulltext-vs-delta /// dispatch, compression-parent-count validation — lives in /// [`bazaar::knit::decode_knit_build_details`]. This wrapper only marshals /// Python tuples in and out and threads through the opaque `graph_index` /// pointer that ends up as the first element of the `index_memo` tuple. #[pyfunction] fn knit_entries_to_build_details_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, entries: Bound<'py, PyAny>, has_parents: bool, has_deltas: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let result = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); let empty_parents = PyTuple::empty(py); for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry_tuple = entry?.cast_into::()?; let graph_index = entry_tuple.get_item(0)?; let key = entry_tuple.get_item(1)?; let value_pb = entry_tuple.get_item(2)?.cast_into::()?; let refs = entry_tuple.get_item(3)?; let compression_parent_count = if has_deltas { refs.get_item(1)?.len()? } else { 0 }; let details = bazaar::knit::decode_knit_build_details( value_pb.as_bytes(), has_deltas, compression_parent_count, ) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents = if has_parents { refs.get_item(0)? } else { empty_parents.clone().into_any() }; let compression_parent_key: Bound<'py, PyAny> = match details.compression_parent { Some(idx) => refs.get_item(1)?.get_item(idx)?, None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let index_memo = PyTuple::new( py, [ graph_index.into_any(), details.pos.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), details.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; let record_details = PyTuple::new( py, [ knit_method_to_py(py, details.method), details.noeol.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), ], )?; let value_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ index_memo.into_any(), compression_parent_key, parents, record_details.into_any(), ], )?; result.set_item(key, value_tuple)?; } Ok(result) } fn knit_method_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, method: bazaar::knit::KnitMethod) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { let s = match method { bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::Fulltext => pyo3::intern!(py, "fulltext"), bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::LineDelta => pyo3::intern!(py, "line-delta"), bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::NoEol => pyo3::intern!(py, "no-eol"), }; s.clone().into_any() } /// Decompress only enough of a knit record to parse its header. Returns /// `(method, version_id, count, digest)` without validating the line count /// or end marker — `_KnitData._read_records_iter_raw` relies on this /// leniency. #[pyfunction] fn parse_record_header_only_rs<'py>(py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { let rec = bazaar::knit::parse_record_header_only(data) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &rec.method).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.version_id).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, rec.count.to_string().as_bytes()).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.digest).into_any(), ], ) } /// Serialize a knit record: build the header, assemble header + payload + /// end-marker chunks, and gzip-compress them. Returns /// `(compressed_len, compressed_chunks)`. Raises `ValueError` if /// `has_trailing_newline` is false; the caller rewraps as needed. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, digest, line_count, payload, has_trailing_newline))] fn record_to_data_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, version_id: &[u8], digest: &[u8], line_count: usize, payload: Vec>, has_trailing_newline: bool, ) -> PyResult<(usize, Bound<'py, pyo3::types::PyList>)> { let (len, chunks) = bazaar::knit::record_to_data( version_id, digest, line_count, &payload, has_trailing_newline, ) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for c in &chunks { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, c))?; } Ok((len, list)) } // These wrap a Python `_KnitGraphIndex` / `_KndxIndex` and a // `_KnitKeyAccess` / `_DirectPackAccess` respectively, exposing them // as pure-Rust `bazaar::knit::KnitIndex` / `KnitAccess` implementors so // the pure-Rust `get_text` pipeline can drive a Python-side knit. // // Memo-shuttling note: the Python side's `index_memo` is an opaque // `(graph_index_or_prefix, pos, size)` tuple where the first element // identifies the file the bytes live in (a `GraphIndex` object for a // pack, a prefix key tuple for a kndx). The pure-Rust // `KnitIndexMemo { path, offset, length }` doesn't carry arbitrary // Python objects, so the index adapter interns just that first element // in a shared, deduplicated [`MemoTable`] and synthesises a // `path = format!("py:{slot}")` for it. `offset`/`length` come straight // from the memo tuple. The matching access adapter rebuilds the // `(first_element, offset, length)` tuple and calls // `py_access.get_raw_records([memo])` to recover the bytes. // // Interning the *first element* (rather than the whole memo) is what // makes `path` identify the file: every record in the same pack shares // a slot, so `sort_keys_by_io` can group by `(path, offset)` and read // each pack in position order. Both adapters share the same // `Arc>` so the round-trip works within one call. use bazaar::knit::{ get_content as rust_get_content, get_sha1s as rust_get_sha1s, get_text as rust_get_text, }; use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}; /// File-reference for Python-backed knit indices. /// /// Wraps the first element of a Python `(file_id, offset, length)` index /// memo tuple. Equality / hash / ordering use the Python object's /// pointer address (a stable per-object id), which is enough to group /// records by file in `sort_keys_by_io` without ever needing the GIL. /// /// Replaces the old MemoTable / slot-path indirection — the file id is /// carried inline in [`KnitIndexMemo`] rather than parked in /// a side table keyed by a synthetic `"py:N"` string. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct PyFileRef(pub(crate) Py); impl Clone for PyFileRef { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| PyFileRef(self.0.clone_ref(py))) } } impl PartialEq for PyFileRef { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { self.0.as_ptr() == other.0.as_ptr() } } impl Eq for PyFileRef {} impl std::hash::Hash for PyFileRef { fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { (self.0.as_ptr() as usize).hash(state); } } impl PartialOrd for PyFileRef { fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option { Some(self.cmp(other)) } } impl Ord for PyFileRef { fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> std::cmp::Ordering { (self.0.as_ptr() as usize).cmp(&(other.0.as_ptr() as usize)) } } impl bazaar::knit::FileRef for PyFileRef { fn placeholder() -> Self { // Use Py_None as the placeholder identity. Acquiring the GIL is // unavoidable here, but the only call sites are absent-record // construction, which already runs under the interpreter. Python::attach(|py| PyFileRef(py.None())) } } /// Rebuild the Python `(file_id, offset, length)` index_memo tuple from /// a [`KnitIndexMemo`]. The file id is carried inline by /// `PyFileRef`; just wrap it together with the byte range. fn rebuild_py_memo( py: Python<'_>, memo: &KnitIndexMemo, ) -> Result, KnitError> { let tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ memo.file_ref.0.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py), memo.offset .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e.into()))? .into_any(), memo.length .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e.into()))? .into_any(), ], ) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(tuple.into_any().unbind()) } /// Adapter that exposes a Python `_KnitGraphIndex` / `_KndxIndex` as a /// pure-Rust [`KnitIndexTrait`]. /// /// The Python `get_build_details(keys)` returns the dict shape /// `{key: (index_memo, compression_parent, parents, (method, noeol))}`; /// this adapter walks each entry and stores the opaque Python /// `index_memo`'s file id directly as a [`PyFileRef`] inside the /// `KnitRecordDetails`. pub struct PyKnitIndex { py_index: Py, } impl PyKnitIndex { pub fn new(py_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { Self { py_index: py_index.unbind(), } } /// Assign a deterministic rank to each distinct file-identity /// referenced by `positions`. /// /// The file-identities (the first element of each Python `index_memo`) /// arrive from `get_build_details` in HashMap iteration order, which /// is not stable. Ranking them by their Python value gives a stable /// order. On a comparison failure (which a GraphIndex or key tuple /// never produces) we fall back to pointer-id order so the sort stays /// total and deterministic. fn rank_file_identities( &self, positions: &std::collections::HashMap>, ) -> std::collections::HashMap { let mut idents: Vec = positions .values() .map(|det| det.index_memo.file_ref.clone()) .collect(); idents.sort(); idents.dedup(); Python::attach(|py| { idents.sort_by(|a, b| { a.0.bind(py) .compare(b.0.bind(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|_| a.cmp(b)) }); idents .into_iter() .enumerate() .map(|(rank, fr)| (fr, rank)) .collect() }) } } /// Look up the file-identity rank of a memo (see /// [`PyKnitIndex::rank_file_identities`]). An unranked identity sorts last. fn file_identity_rank( ranks: &std::collections::HashMap, memo: &KnitIndexMemo, ) -> usize { ranks.get(&memo.file_ref).copied().unwrap_or(usize::MAX) } thread_local! { /// Stash for a Python exception that crossed into Rust through /// [`knit_err_from_py`] but did not match a known [`KnitError`] variant. /// [`knit_err_to_py`] checks the stash so the original `PyErr` (e.g. /// `ObjectNotLocked`) is re-raised verbatim rather than being remapped /// to `KnitCorrupt`. static STASHED_PY_ERR: std::cell::RefCell> = const { std::cell::RefCell::new(None) }; } /// Pop the stashed Python error (if any). Called by [`knit_err_to_py`] /// after it sees the [`KnitError::Aborted`] sentinel. fn take_stashed_py_err() -> Option { STASHED_PY_ERR.with(|cell| cell.borrow_mut().take()) } pub(crate) fn knit_err_from_py(py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> KnitError { if err.is_instance_of::(py) { return KnitError::NotImplemented("operation not implemented by Python index"); } if err.is_instance_of::(py) { // Extract the offending key from the exception when possible. if let Ok(args) = err .value(py) .getattr("args") .and_then(|a| a.extract::>>()) { if let Some(key_obj) = args.into_iter().next() { if let Ok(key) = extract_knit_key(key_obj.bind(py)) { return KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key); } } } return KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(vec![]); } // Preserve any other Python exception (ObjectNotLocked, ReadOnlyError, // ...) by stashing it on a thread-local and returning the Aborted // sentinel; knit_err_to_py will re-raise it verbatim. let summary = err.to_string(); STASHED_PY_ERR.with(|cell| *cell.borrow_mut() = Some(err)); KnitError::Aborted(summary) } fn extract_knit_key(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Result { let tup = obj .cast::() .map_err(|_| KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"key is not a tuple".to_vec()))?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(tup.len()); for i in 0..tup.len() { let item = tup .get_item(i) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; let bytes = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"key segment is not bytes".to_vec()))?; out.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) } fn knit_key_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, key: &KnitKey) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg))) } impl KnitIndexTrait for PyKnitIndex { type F = PyFileRef; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Python::attach( |py| -> Result< std::collections::HashMap>, KnitError, > { let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { let tup = knit_key_to_py(py, k).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.append(tup).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method1("get_build_details", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let dict = result.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"get_build_details did not return a dict".to_vec()) })?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (key_obj, value_obj) in dict.iter() { let key = extract_knit_key(&key_obj)?; let tup = value_obj.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"build_details value is not a tuple".to_vec()) })?; if tup.len() != 4 { return Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue( b"build_details tuple is not 4-element".to_vec(), )); } let py_memo = tup.get_item(0).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let cp_obj = tup.get_item(1).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents_obj = tup.get_item(2).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let record_details_tup = tup .get_item(3) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"record_details is not a tuple".to_vec()) })?; let method_str: String = record_details_tup .get_item(0) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let noeol: bool = record_details_tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let method = match method_str.as_str() { "fulltext" => KnitMethod::Fulltext, "line-delta" => KnitMethod::LineDelta, other => { return Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue(other.as_bytes().to_vec())); } }; // Split the index_memo tuple into (file_id, pos, // size). The first element identifies the file; we // intern it in the deduplicated side table so every // record from the same file shares a slot. let memo_tup = py_memo.clone().cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"index_memo is not a tuple".to_vec()) })?; let file_id = memo_tup.get_item(0).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let pos: u64 = memo_tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let length: u64 = memo_tup .get_item(2) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let index_memo = KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: PyFileRef(file_id.unbind()), offset: pos, length: length as usize, }; let compression_parent = if cp_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(extract_knit_key(&cp_obj)?) }; let mut parents = Vec::new(); if !parents_obj.is_none() { if let Ok(plist) = parents_obj.cast::() { for i in 0..plist.len() { let p_obj = plist.get_item(i).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; parents.push(extract_knit_key(&p_obj)?); } } else if let Ok(plist) = parents_obj.cast::() { for i in 0..plist.len() { let p_obj = plist.get_item(i).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; parents.push(extract_knit_key(&p_obj)?); } } } out.insert( key, KnitRecordDetails { method, noeol, index_memo, compression_parent, parents, }, ); } Ok(out) }, ) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, KnitError> { let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method0("keys") .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? { let item = item.map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push(extract_knit_key(&item)?); } Ok(out) }) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Python::attach( |py| -> Result>, KnitError> { let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { let tup = knit_key_to_py(py, k).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.append(tup).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let dict = result.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"get_parent_map did not return a dict".to_vec()) })?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in dict.iter() { let key = extract_knit_key(&k)?; let mut parents = Vec::new(); if !v.is_none() { for p in v.try_iter().map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? { let p = p.map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; parents.push(extract_knit_key(&p)?); } } out.insert(key, parents); } Ok(out) }, ) } fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| -> Result { let py_key = knit_key_to_py(py, key).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method1("get_method", (py_key,)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let s: String = result.extract().map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; match s.as_str() { "fulltext" => Ok(KnitMethod::Fulltext), "line-delta" => Ok(KnitMethod::LineDelta), other => Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue(other.as_bytes().to_vec())), } }) } fn get_total_build_size( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap>, ) -> usize { Python::attach(|py| -> usize { let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { if let Ok(tup) = knit_key_to_py(py, k) { let _ = py_keys.append(tup); } } // Build a Python dict of positions to pass to _get_total_build_size. // We reconstruct the Python (index_memo, cp, parents, record_details) // tuples from KnitRecordDetails — but the Python side only needs the // size, so we can pass a simplified mapping. // Simplest: just call `_get_total_build_size` if available, otherwise // compute it ourselves from positions. if let Ok(result) = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_total_build_size", (py_keys, py.None())) { if let Ok(n) = result.extract::() { return n; } } // Fallback: sum sizes from the Rust positions map. let mut total = 0usize; let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut queue: std::collections::VecDeque<&KnitKey> = keys.iter().collect(); while let Some(key) = queue.pop_front() { if !seen.insert(key) { continue; } if let Some(det) = positions.get(key) { total += det.index_memo.length; if let Some(ref cp) = det.compression_parent { if positions.contains_key(cp) { queue.push_back(cp); } } } } total }) } fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: &mut [KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap>, ) { // Mirror Python's `_KnitGraphIndex._sort_keys_by_io`, which sorts // by the index_memo tuple: `(file_identity, pos, size)`. The // file_identity (a GraphIndex for a pack, a key tuple for a kndx) // groups records by file; `pos` orders within a file. // // The interned slot in `index_memo.file_ref` is not a usable sort key // on its own: slot numbers follow intern (i.e. dict-iteration) // order, so for a kndx -- where every record interns its own key // as the file_identity -- they would order non-deterministically. // So rank the distinct file_identities by their Python value and // sort by (rank, pos), giving a deterministic order that still // groups records by file. let ranks = self.rank_file_identities(positions); keys.sort_by(|a, b| { let a_key = positions.get(a).map(|d| { ( file_identity_rank(&ranks, &d.index_memo), d.index_memo.offset, ) }); let b_key = positions.get(b).map(|d| { ( file_identity_rank(&ranks, &d.index_memo), d.index_memo.offset, ) }); a_key.cmp(&b_key).then_with(|| a.cmp(b)) }); } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| { self.py_index .bind(py) .getattr("has_graph") .and_then(|v| v.extract::()) .unwrap_or(true) }) } fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| -> Result { let py_key = knit_key_to_py(py, key).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method1("__contains__", (py_key,)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; result .extract::() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e)) }) } fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, KnitError> { let result = self .py_index .bind(py) .call_method0("get_missing_compression_parents") .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? { let item = item.map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push(extract_knit_key(&item)?); } Ok(out) }) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), KnitError> { self.py_index .bind(py) .call_method0("_check_write_ok") .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn add_records( &self, records: &[( KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec, )], random_id: bool, missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), KnitError> { let py_records = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); // Rebuild the full (file_id, pos, length) memo tuple each // record's index entry needs. let py_memos: Vec> = records .iter() .map(|(_, _, memo, _)| rebuild_py_memo(py, memo)) .collect::>()?; for ((key, methods, _memo, parents), py_memo) in records.iter().zip(py_memos) { let py_key = knit_key_to_py(py, key).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; // Build a Python list of bytes from the method list, matching the // format that _KndxIndex.add_records expects: [b"fulltext"] or // [b"line-delta", b"no-eol"]. let py_options = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for m in methods { py_options .append(pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, m.as_str().as_bytes())) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let py_parents = pyo3::types::PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?, ) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let entry = pyo3::types::PyTuple::new( py, [ py_key.into_any(), py_options.into_any(), py_memo.into_bound(py).into_any(), py_parents.into_any(), ], ) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_records .append(entry) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let kwargs = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); kwargs .set_item("random_id", random_id) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; kwargs .set_item("missing_compression_parents", missing_compression_parents) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; self.py_index .bind(py) .call_method("add_records", (py_records,), Some(&kwargs)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } } /// Adapter that exposes a Python `_KnitKeyAccess` / `_DirectPackAccess` /// as a pure-Rust [`KnitAccessTrait`]. /// /// Rebuilds each `(file_id, offset, length)` memo tuple from the /// [`PyFileRef`] in the memo (carried over directly from the Python /// index), then calls `py_access.get_raw_records([memo])` and reads /// the items from the returned iterator. pub struct PyKnitAccess { py_access: Py, /// The most recent `RetryWithNewPacks` exception raised by the /// Python access layer. `KnitError` cannot carry a `Py`, so a /// raised `RetryWithNewPacks` is stashed here and surfaced as /// [`KnitError::Retry`]; [`PyKnitAccess::reload_or_raise`] then hands /// the stashed exception to the Python `reload_or_raise`. pending_retry: Mutex>>, /// The error raised by Python's `reload_or_raise` when a retry could /// not recover. Stashed here and surfaced as [`KnitError::Aborted`] /// so it can be re-raised verbatim at the language boundary instead /// of being remapped to `KnitCorrupt`. final_error: Mutex>, } impl PyKnitAccess { pub fn new(py_access: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { Self { py_access: py_access.unbind(), pending_retry: Mutex::new(None), final_error: Mutex::new(None), } } /// Take a stashed unrecoverable error, if any. Used at the pyo3 /// boundary to re-raise the original exception verbatim. pub fn take_final_error(&self) -> Option { self.final_error.lock().unwrap().take() } /// Take the stashed `RetryWithNewPacks` exception, if any. Used at /// the pyo3 boundary to re-raise it for an enclosing retry loop. pub fn take_pending_retry(&self) -> Option> { self.pending_retry.lock().unwrap().take() } /// Convert a Python error into a [`KnitError`]. If it is a /// `RetryWithNewPacks`, stash the exception and return /// [`KnitError::Retry`] so the read pipeline retries the operation. fn access_err_from_py(&self, py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> KnitError { if err.is_instance_of::(py) { let ctx = err.to_string(); *self.pending_retry.lock().unwrap() = Some(err.value(py).clone().into_any().unbind()); return KnitError::Retry(ctx); } knit_err_from_py(py, err) } } impl KnitAccessTrait for PyKnitAccess { type F = PyFileRef; fn get_raw_record(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, KnitError> { let py_memo = rebuild_py_memo(py, memo)?; let memos_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); memos_list .append(py_memo.bind(py)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; // get_raw_records may return a generator; RetryWithNewPacks // can surface either from the call or while iterating, so // route both through access_err_from_py. let iter = self .py_access .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (memos_list,)) .map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut iter = iter .try_iter() .map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))?; let first = iter .next() .ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"get_raw_records returned no items".to_vec()) })? .map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes = first.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"get_raw_records yielded non-bytes".to_vec()) })?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) } fn get_raw_records( &self, memos: &[KnitIndexMemo], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result>, KnitError> { let py_memos = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for memo in memos { let py_memo = rebuild_py_memo(py, memo)?; py_memos .append(py_memo.bind(py)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; } // get_raw_records may return a generator; RetryWithNewPacks // can surface either from the call or while iterating, so // route both through access_err_from_py. let iter = self .py_access .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (py_memos,)) .map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(memos.len()); for item in iter .try_iter() .map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))? { let item = item.map_err(|e| self.access_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes = item.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"get_raw_records yielded non-bytes".to_vec()) })?; out.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) }) } fn add_raw_record( &self, key: &KnitKey, size: usize, data: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, KnitError> { let py_key = knit_key_to_py(py, key).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let flat: Vec = data.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let py_data = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &flat)]) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = self .py_access .bind(py) .call_method1("add_raw_record", (py_key, size, py_data)) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; // The returned memo is a (file_id, pos, length) tuple. Intern // the file_id and carry pos/length on the KnitIndexMemo. let memo_tup = result.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"add_raw_record did not return a tuple".to_vec()) })?; let file_id = memo_tup.get_item(0).map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let offset: u64 = memo_tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; let length: u64 = memo_tup .get_item(2) .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: PyFileRef(file_id.unbind()), offset, length: length as usize, }) }) } fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), KnitError> { self.py_access .bind(py) .call_method0("flush") .map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError> { // The Python `reload_or_raise` needs the original RetryWithNewPacks // exception (it reads .reload_occurred and .exc_info). It was // stashed by access_err_from_py when KnitError::Retry was produced. let retry_exc = match self.pending_retry.lock().unwrap().take() { Some(exc) => exc, // No stashed exception means this wasn't a retry error. None => return Err(err), }; Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), KnitError> { // reload_or_raise either returns (reload succeeded, retry the // operation) or raises the underlying error (give up). When // it raises, stash that error so it can be re-raised verbatim // at the language boundary rather than remapped. match self .py_access .bind(py) .call_method1("reload_or_raise", (retry_exc.bind(py),)) { Ok(_) => Ok(()), Err(e) => { let ctx = e.to_string(); *self.final_error.lock().unwrap() = Some(e); Err(KnitError::Aborted(ctx)) } } }) } } /// Reconstruct the text of `key` by driving the pure-Rust /// `bazaar::knit::get_text` pipeline on top of a Python `_index` / /// `_access` pair. `annotated` selects between [`KnitAnnotateFactory`] /// and [`KnitPlainFactory`] for record parsing. /// /// Mirrors the Python `KnitVersionedFiles.get_text` contract, except /// it does not consult fallback versioned files — those still live /// entirely on the Python side. #[pyfunction] fn get_text_via_traits_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, py_index: Bound<'py, PyAny>, py_access: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, annotated: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(py_index); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(py_access); let knit_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let bytes = if annotated { rust_get_text(&index, &access, &KnitAnnotateFactory, &knit_key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)? } else { rust_get_text(&index, &access, &KnitPlainFactory, &knit_key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)? }; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// Reconstruct a single key's content via the pure-Rust pipeline and /// return the *raw* per-line data the Python `AnnotatedKnitContent` / /// `PlainKnitContent` constructors expect, plus the `should_strip_eol` /// flag. /// /// For the annotated factory the second tuple element is a list of /// `(origin_bytes, text_bytes)` pairs; for the plain factory it's a /// list of bare text bytes. The first tuple element is always the /// content's owning version_id (used by `PlainKnitContent`; the /// annotated wrapper just ignores it). The third element is the /// `should_strip_eol` flag from the final record's noeol bit. /// /// The Python `KnitVersionedFiles._get_content` wraps these into the /// matching `KnitContent` subclass — the wrapping itself is a one-line /// Python call, but the chain walk + delta apply happens entirely in /// Rust. #[pyfunction] fn get_content_via_traits_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, py_index: Bound<'py, PyAny>, py_access: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, annotated: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyAny>, bool)> { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(py_index); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(py_access); let knit_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let last_segment = knit_key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); if annotated { let content = rust_get_content(&index, &access, &KnitAnnotateFactory, &knit_key) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let strip = content.should_strip_eol(); let pairs_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for (origin, text) in &content.lines { let tup = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, origin), PyBytes::new(py, text)])?; pairs_list.append(tup)?; } Ok(( PyBytes::new(py, &last_segment), pairs_list.into_any(), strip, )) } else { let content = rust_get_content(&index, &access, &KnitPlainFactory, &knit_key) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let strip = content.should_strip_eol(); let lines_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &content.lines { lines_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } Ok(( PyBytes::new(py, &content.version_id), lines_list.into_any(), strip, )) } } /// Batch digest-only lookup for `keys` via the pure-Rust pipeline. /// Returns a `{key: digest_bytes}` dict; keys missing from the index /// are simply absent, matching the Python `_get_record_map(allow_missing=True)` /// semantics. /// /// The pure-Rust implementation fetches each raw record and parses /// just its header (via `parse_record_header_only`), never touching /// the body bytes — the same cheap path the Python /// `_read_records_iter_raw` takes for sha verification. #[pyfunction] fn get_sha1s_via_traits_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, py_index: Bound<'py, PyAny>, py_access: Bound<'py, PyAny>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(py_index); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(py_access); let mut rust_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in keys.try_iter()? { let obj = item?; rust_keys.push(extract_knit_key(&obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?); } let result = rust_get_sha1s(&index, &access, &rust_keys).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, digest) in result { let tup = knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?; out.set_item(tup, PyBytes::new(py, &digest))?; } Ok(out) } /// Dictionary-compress a list of suffixes against a per-prefix kndx cache. /// /// Mirrors `_KndxIndex._dictionary_compress`: the caller hands in the list of /// `key[-1]` suffixes (all from keys sharing the same prefix) and the raw /// `_kndx_cache[prefix][0]` dict. Each suffix is emitted as either its decimal /// history index (cache hit) or `.`+suffix (cache miss). The mismatched-prefix /// check stays on the Python side to keep error reporting identical. #[pyfunction] fn dictionary_compress_rs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, suffixes: Vec>, cache: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult> { if suffixes.is_empty() { return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"")); } // Extract the {suffix: history_index} lookup once from the Python // cache, then hand the bytes-building loop off to the pure crate. let mut owned: Vec<(Vec, u64)> = Vec::new(); for (key, entry) in cache.iter() { let suffix_bytes = key.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let pos: u64 = entry.cast_into::()?.get_item(5)?.extract()?; owned.push((suffix_bytes, pos)); } let lookup: std::collections::HashMap<&[u8], u64> = owned.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.as_slice(), *v)).collect(); let out = bazaar::knit::dictionary_compress_suffixes(&suffixes, &lookup); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } /// Python-accessible wrapper around [`bazaar::knit::AnnotatedKnitContent`]. /// /// Exposes the same public interface as the Python `AnnotatedKnitContent`: /// `annotate()`, `text()`, `copy()`, `apply_delta()`, `line_delta()`, /// `line_delta_iter()`, `get_line_delta_blocks()`, plus the `_lines` and /// `_should_strip_eol` attributes for compatibility with callers that access /// the internal state directly. #[pyclass(name = "AnnotatedKnitContent")] pub struct PyAnnotatedKnitContent(AnnotatedKnitContent); #[pymethods] impl PyAnnotatedKnitContent { #[new] fn new(lines: &Bound) -> PyResult { let pairs = extract_annotated_lines(lines)?; Ok(Self(AnnotatedKnitContent::new(pairs))) } #[getter] fn _lines<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { annotated_lines_to_py(py, &self.0.lines) } #[setter] fn set__lines(&mut self, lines: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.lines = extract_annotated_lines(lines)?; Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _should_strip_eol(&self) -> bool { self.0.should_strip_eol() } #[setter] fn set__should_strip_eol(&mut self, val: bool) { self.0.set_should_strip_eol(val); } fn annotate<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { annotated_lines_to_py(py, &self.0.annotate()) } fn text<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let lines = self.0.text(); let items: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } fn copy(&self) -> Self { Self(self.0.clone()) } fn apply_delta(&mut self, delta: &Bound, _new_version_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { let hunks = extract_annotated_delta_hunks(delta)?; self.0.apply_delta(&hunks, _new_version_id); Ok(()) } fn line_delta<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let it = Self::line_delta_iter_impl(slf, py, new_lines)?; PyList::new(py, it) } fn line_delta_iter<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let items = Self::line_delta_iter_impl(slf, py, new_lines)?; Ok(PyList::new(py, items)?.call_method0("__iter__")?) } #[staticmethod] fn get_line_delta_blocks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, knit_delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, source: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { get_line_delta_blocks_rs(py, knit_delta, source, target) } } /// Extract plain text lines from a `PyAnnotatedKnitContent` or `PyPlainKnitContent`. fn extract_content_text(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult>> { if let Ok(annotated) = obj.downcast::() { return Ok(annotated.borrow().0.text()); } if let Ok(plain) = obj.downcast::() { return Ok(plain.borrow().0.text()); } // Fallback for other content objects: call .text() and extract bytes. let text_obj = obj.call_method0("text")?; text_obj .try_iter()? .map(|item| item?.extract::>()) .collect() } fn line_delta_iter_impl<'py>( old_lines: Vec>, new_lines_obj: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, new_raw_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult>> { let new_lines = extract_content_text(new_lines_obj)?; let old_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = old_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let new_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = new_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let mut matcher = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&old_refs, &new_refs); let opcodes = matcher.get_opcodes().to_vec(); let mut out = Vec::new(); for op in opcodes { let (i1, i2, j1, j2) = match op { patiencediff::Opcode::Equal(_, _, _, _) => continue, patiencediff::Opcode::Replace(i1, i2, j1, j2) => (i1, i2, j1, j2), patiencediff::Opcode::Delete(i1, i2, j1, j2) => (i1, i2, j1, j2), patiencediff::Opcode::Insert(i1, i2, j1, j2) => (i1, i2, j1, j2), }; let count = j2 - j1; let slice = new_raw_lines.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new(py, j1 as isize, j2 as isize, 1))?; out.push(PyTuple::new( py, [ i1.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), i2.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), count.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), slice, ], )?); } Ok(out) } impl PyAnnotatedKnitContent { fn line_delta_iter_impl<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult>> { let old_lines = slf.0.text(); let new_raw_lines = new_lines.getattr("_lines")?; line_delta_iter_impl(old_lines, new_lines, &new_raw_lines, py) } } /// Python-accessible wrapper around [`bazaar::knit::PlainKnitContent`]. /// /// Exposes the same public interface as the Python `PlainKnitContent`. #[pyclass(name = "PlainKnitContent")] pub struct PyPlainKnitContent(PlainKnitContent); #[pymethods] impl PyPlainKnitContent { #[new] fn new(lines: &Bound, version_id: &Bound) -> PyResult { let lines = extract_byte_lines(lines)?; let vid = extract_version_id(version_id)?; Ok(Self(PlainKnitContent::new(lines, vid))) } #[getter] fn _lines<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let items: Vec> = self.0.lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } #[setter] fn set__lines(&mut self, lines: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { self.0.lines = extract_byte_lines(lines)?; Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _should_strip_eol(&self) -> bool { self.0.should_strip_eol() } #[setter] fn set__should_strip_eol(&mut self, val: bool) { self.0.set_should_strip_eol(val); } #[getter] fn _version_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.0.version_id) } fn annotate<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let pairs = self.0.annotate(); annotated_lines_to_py(py, &pairs) } fn text<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let lines = self.0.text(); let items: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } fn copy(&self) -> Self { Self(self.0.clone()) } fn apply_delta(&mut self, delta: &Bound, new_version_id: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { let hunks = extract_plain_delta_hunks(delta)?; let vid = extract_version_id(new_version_id)?; self.0.apply_delta(&hunks, &vid); Ok(()) } fn line_delta<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let it = Self::line_delta_iter_impl(slf, py, new_lines)?; PyList::new(py, it) } fn line_delta_iter<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let items = Self::line_delta_iter_impl(slf, py, new_lines)?; Ok(PyList::new(py, items)?.call_method0("__iter__")?) } #[staticmethod] fn get_line_delta_blocks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, knit_delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, source: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { get_line_delta_blocks_rs(py, knit_delta, source, target) } } impl PyPlainKnitContent { fn line_delta_iter_impl<'py>( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'py>, new_lines: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult>> { let old_lines = slf.0.text(); let new_raw_lines = new_lines.getattr("_lines")?; line_delta_iter_impl(old_lines, new_lines, &new_raw_lines, py) } } /// Extract a version_id as bytes. Accepts either `bytes` directly, or a tuple /// of bytes (key tuple), in which case the last element is taken — matching /// the breezy convention that `key[-1]` is the bare revision id. fn extract_version_id(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(b) = obj.downcast::() { return Ok(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if let Ok(t) = obj.downcast::() { let len = t.len(); if len == 0 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("version_id tuple must be non-empty")); } let last = t.get_item(len - 1)?; return last .downcast::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("version_id tuple elements must be bytes")); } Err(PyValueError::new_err( "argument 'version_id': expected bytes or tuple of bytes", )) } fn extract_annotated_delta_hunks(delta: &Bound) -> PyResult>> { let mut hunks = Vec::new(); for item in delta.try_iter()? { let tup = item?; let start: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let count: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let lines = extract_annotated_lines(&tup.get_item(3)?)?; hunks.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines, }); } Ok(hunks) } fn extract_plain_delta_hunks(delta: &Bound) -> PyResult>>> { let mut hunks = Vec::new(); for item in delta.try_iter()? { let tup = item?; let start: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let count: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let lines = extract_byte_lines(&tup.get_item(3)?)?; hunks.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines, }); } Ok(hunks) } /// Python-accessible wrapper around [`KnitAnnotateFactory`]. #[pyclass(name = "KnitAnnotateFactory")] pub struct PyKnitAnnotateFactory; #[pymethods] impl PyKnitAnnotateFactory { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self } #[getter] fn annotated(&self) -> bool { true } fn make<'py>( &self, _py: Python<'py>, lines: Vec>, version_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { let pairs: Vec = lines .into_iter() .map(|l| (version_id.to_vec(), l)) .collect(); Ok(PyAnnotatedKnitContent(AnnotatedKnitContent::new(pairs))) } fn parse_fulltext( &self, content: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, version_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { let _ = version_id; let owned = extract_byte_lines(content)?; let parsed = parse_fulltext(&as_slices(&owned)).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(PyAnnotatedKnitContent(AnnotatedKnitContent::new(parsed))) } #[pyo3(signature = (lines, version_id, plain = false))] fn parse_line_delta<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, version_id: &[u8], plain: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = version_id; parse_line_delta_rs(py, lines, plain) } fn get_fulltext_content<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // yields line.split(b" ", 1)[1] for each line — return as a generator-like list let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in lines.try_iter()? { let line = item?.cast_into::()?; let bytes = line.as_bytes(); let content = bytes .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ') .map(|i| &bytes[i + 1..]) .unwrap_or(bytes); out.push(PyBytes::new(py, content)); } Ok(PyList::new(py, out)?.into_any()) } fn get_linedelta_content<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut iter = lines.try_iter()?; while let Some(header_item) = iter.next() { let header = header_item?.cast_into::()?; let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = header.as_bytes().split(|&b| b == b',').collect(); if parts.len() < 3 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("invalid delta header")); } let count: usize = std::str::from_utf8(parts[2]) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("invalid count"))? .trim() .parse() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("invalid count"))?; for _ in 0..count { let line = iter .next() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("truncated delta"))?? .cast_into::()?; let bytes = line.as_bytes(); let text = bytes .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ') .map(|i| &bytes[i + 1..]) .unwrap_or(bytes); out.push(PyBytes::new(py, text)); } } Ok(PyList::new(py, out)?.into_any()) } /// Mirrors `_KnitFactory.parse_record(version_id, record, record_details, /// base_content, copy_base_content=True)`. `record_details` is `(method, /// noeol)`. #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, record, record_details, base_content, copy_base_content = true))] fn parse_record<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, record: Bound<'py, PyAny>, record_details: Bound<'py, PyAny>, base_content: Option<&PyAnnotatedKnitContent>, copy_base_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<(PyAnnotatedKnitContent, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let vid = extract_version_id(version_id)?; let method_obj = record_details.get_item(0)?; let method_str: &str = method_obj.extract()?; let noeol: bool = record_details.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let method = match method_str { "line-delta" => KnitMethod::LineDelta, "fulltext" => KnitMethod::Fulltext, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown knit method: {:?}", other ))); } }; let _ = copy_base_content; // Rust always clones; Python default is True let owned = extract_byte_lines(&record)?; let slices = as_slices(&owned); let base = base_content.map(|c| &c.0); let content = KnitAnnotateFactory .parse_record(&vid, &slices, method, noeol, base) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let delta = if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { // Return the parsed delta as Python list for callers that need it parse_line_delta_rs(py, record, false)?.into_any() } else { py.None().into_bound(py) }; Ok((PyAnnotatedKnitContent(content), delta)) } fn lower_fulltext<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, content: &PyAnnotatedKnitContent, ) -> PyResult> { lower_fulltext_rs(py, content._lines(py)?.into_any()) } fn lower_line_delta<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { lower_line_delta_rs(py, delta) } fn annotate<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, knit: Bound<'py, PyAny>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let content = knit.call_method1("_get_content", (&key,))?; let prefix: Bound = if let Ok(tup) = key.cast::() { let len = tup.len(); if len > 1 { PyTuple::new(py, (0..len - 1).map(|i| tup.get_item(i).unwrap()))?.into_any() } else { PyTuple::empty(py).into_any() } } else { return content.call_method0("annotate"); }; let origins = content.call_method0("annotate")?; let result = PyList::empty(py); for pair in origins.try_iter()? { let pair = pair?; let origin = pair.get_item(0)?; let line = pair.get_item(1)?; let full_origin = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [origin])?,))?; result.append(PyTuple::new(py, [full_origin, line])?)?; } Ok(result.into_any()) } } /// Python-accessible wrapper around [`KnitPlainFactory`]. #[pyclass(name = "KnitPlainFactory")] pub struct PyKnitPlainFactory; #[pymethods] impl PyKnitPlainFactory { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self } #[getter] fn annotated(&self) -> bool { false } fn make(&self, lines: Vec>, version_id: &[u8]) -> PyPlainKnitContent { PyPlainKnitContent(PlainKnitContent::new(lines, version_id.to_vec())) } fn parse_fulltext(&self, content: Vec>, version_id: &[u8]) -> PyPlainKnitContent { PyPlainKnitContent(PlainKnitContent::new(content, version_id.to_vec())) } fn parse_line_delta_iter<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, _version_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { Ok(parse_line_delta_raw_rs(py, lines)?.into_any()) } fn parse_line_delta<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, _version_id: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { parse_line_delta_raw_rs(py, lines) } fn get_fulltext_content<'py>(&self, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { // plain: lines are the content directly lines } fn get_linedelta_content<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut iter = lines.try_iter()?; while let Some(header_item) = iter.next() { let header = header_item?.cast_into::()?; let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = header.as_bytes().split(|&b| b == b',').collect(); if parts.len() < 3 { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("invalid delta header")); } let count: usize = std::str::from_utf8(parts[2]) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("invalid count"))? .trim() .parse() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("invalid count"))?; for _ in 0..count { let line = iter .next() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("truncated delta"))??; out.push(line); } } Ok(PyList::new(py, out)?.into_any()) } fn lower_fulltext<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, content: &PyPlainKnitContent, ) -> PyResult> { content.text(py) } fn lower_line_delta<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { lower_line_delta_raw_rs(py, delta) } /// Mirrors `_KnitFactory.parse_record(version_id, record, record_details, /// base_content, copy_base_content=True)`. `record_details` is `(method, /// noeol)`. #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, record, record_details, base_content, copy_base_content = true))] fn parse_record<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, record: Bound<'py, PyAny>, record_details: Bound<'py, PyAny>, base_content: Option<&PyPlainKnitContent>, copy_base_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<(PyPlainKnitContent, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let vid = extract_version_id(version_id)?; let method_obj = record_details.get_item(0)?; let method_str: &str = method_obj.extract()?; let noeol: bool = record_details.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let method = match method_str { "line-delta" => KnitMethod::LineDelta, "fulltext" => KnitMethod::Fulltext, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown knit method: {:?}", other ))); } }; let _ = copy_base_content; // Rust always clones; Python default is True let owned = extract_byte_lines(&record)?; let slices = as_slices(&owned); let base = base_content.map(|c| &c.0); let content = KnitPlainFactory .parse_record(&vid, &slices, method, noeol, base) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let delta = if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { parse_line_delta_raw_rs(py, record)?.into_any() } else { py.None().into_bound(py) }; Ok((PyPlainKnitContent(content), delta)) } fn annotate<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, knit: Bound<'py, PyKnitVersionedFiles>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { if !knit.borrow().immediate_fallback_vfs.is_empty() { return annotate_with_fallbacks(py, &knit, key).map(|l| l.into_any()); } // A pack reload partway through invalidates the annotator's // cached build details, so retry with a fresh annotator. let access_obj = knit.borrow().access_obj.clone_ref(py); retry_on_new_packs(py, &access_obj, || { let mut annotator = PyKnitAnnotator::from_kvf(py, &knit.borrow())?; annotator .annotate_flat(py, key.clone()) .map(|l| l.into_any().unbind()) }) .map(|obj| obj.into_bound(py)) } } /// Enum so the pyclass doesn't need to be generic. enum AnyKnitAnnotator { Annotated(KnitAnnotator), Plain(KnitAnnotator), } impl AnyKnitAnnotator { fn annotate_flat(&mut self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result)>, KnitError> { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.annotate_flat(key), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.annotate_flat(key), } } fn annotate( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec>), KnitError> { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.annotate(key), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.annotate(key), } } fn seed_text(&mut self, key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, lines: Vec>) { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.seed_text(key, parents, lines), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.seed_text(key, parents, lines), } } fn add_special_text(&mut self, key: KnitKey, parent_keys: Vec, lines: Vec>) { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.add_special_text(key, parent_keys, lines), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.add_special_text(key, parent_keys, lines), } } fn annotate_flat_seeded( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, order: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result)>, KnitError> { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.annotate_flat_seeded(key, order), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.annotate_flat_seeded(key, order), } } /// The underlying access adapter, for retry-error conversion. fn access(&self) -> &PyKnitAccess { match self { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(a) => a.access(), AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(a) => a.access(), } } } /// Walk `kvf`'s parent map (consulting fallbacks) starting from `key`, fetch /// each needed text via `kvf.get_record_stream(_, "topological", True)`, and /// run [`KnitAnnotator::annotate_flat_seeded`] over the resulting topological /// order. Mirrors `VersionedFileAnnotator._get_needed_texts` / /// `VersionedFileAnnotator.annotate_flat`. fn annotate_with_fallbacks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, kvf: &Bound<'py, PyKnitVersionedFiles>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let initial_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let mut parent_map: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut needed_keys: std::collections::HashSet = std::iter::once(initial_key.clone()).collect(); let mut vf_keys_needed: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); while !needed_keys.is_empty() { let lookup = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &needed_keys { lookup.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; vf_keys_needed.insert(k.clone()); } let pmap_obj = kvf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (lookup,))?; let pmap = pmap_obj.cast_into::()?; let mut next_keys: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (pk, pv) in pmap.iter() { let key_r = extract_knit_key(&pk).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents: Vec = if pv.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { pv.try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()? }; for p in &parents { if !parent_map.contains_key(p) { next_keys.insert(p.clone()); } } parent_map.insert(key_r, parents); } needed_keys = next_keys; } let stream_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in &vf_keys_needed { stream_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let stream = kvf.call_method1("get_record_stream", (stream_keys, "topological", true))?; let mut annotator = PyKnitAnnotator::from_kvf(py, &kvf.borrow())?; let mut order: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in stream.try_iter()? { let record = item?; let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { let rkey = record.getattr("key")?; return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err((rkey.unbind(), py.None()))); } let rec_key = extract_knit_key(&record.getattr("key")?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let lines_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; let lines: Vec> = lines_obj .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("lines must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let parents = parent_map.get(&rec_key).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); annotator.inner.seed_text(rec_key.clone(), parents, lines); order.push(rec_key); } let pairs = annotator .inner .annotate_flat_seeded(&initial_key, &order) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for (ann_key, line) in pairs { let ak = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &ann_key)?; let lb = PyBytes::new(py, &line); out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [ak.into_any(), lb.into_any()])?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Convert one Python record (from a `get_record_stream` iterator) into the /// `KnitStreamRecord` variant that `bazaar::knit::insert_record_stream` consumes. /// /// `kvf` is the destination KnitVersionedFiles; for delta records whose basis /// is not natively storable, we fetch the basis lines back from `kvf.get_record_stream` /// (which sees both local and fallback storage, plus everything inserted so /// far in this stream). fn convert_stream_record<'py>( py: Python<'py>, record: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, native_types: &std::collections::HashSet, convertible_types: &std::collections::HashSet, has_fallbacks: bool, index_obj: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, kvf: &Bound<'py, PyKnitVersionedFiles>, ) -> PyResult { let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; let sk = storage_kind.as_str(); let key_obj = record.getattr("key")?; let knit_key = extract_knit_key(&key_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; if sk == "absent" { return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( py_knit_key_to_py(py, &knit_key)?.unbind(), py.None(), ))); } let parents_obj = record.getattr("parents")?; let parents: Vec = if parents_obj.is_none() { vec![] } else { parents_obj .try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()? }; let is_native = native_types.contains(sk); let is_convertible = convertible_types.contains(sk); if is_native || is_convertible { let is_delta = sk.contains("-delta-"); let compression_parent = if is_delta { parents.first().cloned() } else { None }; let mut store_direct = compression_parent.is_none() || !has_fallbacks || compression_parent.as_ref().is_some_and(|cp| { let Ok(py_cp) = py_knit_key_to_py(py, cp) else { return false; }; let Ok(map_obj) = index_obj.call_method1("get_parent_map", (PyList::new(py, [&py_cp]).unwrap(),)) else { return false; }; let Ok(map) = map_obj.cast_into::() else { return false; }; map.contains(py_cp).unwrap_or(false) }); // Mirror Python's `compression_parent not in self`: if cp isn't in // any fallback either, we still store the delta directly and rely on // the buffering layer to defer the index entry until the basis lands. if !store_direct { if let Some(cp) = compression_parent.as_ref() { if let Ok(py_cp) = py_knit_key_to_py(py, cp) { let lst = PyList::new(py, [&py_cp]).ok(); if let Some(lst) = lst { if let Ok(map_obj) = kvf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (lst,)) { if let Ok(map) = map_obj.cast_into::() { if !map.contains(py_cp).unwrap_or(true) { store_direct = true; } } } } } } } if store_direct { let raw_bytes: Vec = record.getattr("_raw_record")?.extract::>()?; let method = if is_delta { bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::LineDelta } else { bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::Fulltext }; let build_tup = record.getattr("_build_details")?.cast_into::()?; let noeol: bool = build_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; if is_native { return Ok(bazaar::knit::KnitStreamRecord::NativeKnit { key: knit_key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record: raw_bytes, }); } else { return Ok(bazaar::knit::KnitStreamRecord::ConvertAnnotated { key: knit_key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record: raw_bytes, }); } } } // Fall-through: convert the record to plain text lines. let lines_result = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",)); let lines: Vec> = match lines_result { Ok(obj) => obj .try_iter()? .map(|l| l?.extract::>()) .collect::>()?, Err(_) => { let is_delta = sk.contains("-delta-"); if !is_delta { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "UnavailableRepresentation: cannot reconstruct {sk} for {knit_key:?}" ))); } let compression_parent = parents.first().cloned().ok_or_else(|| { PyValueError::new_err(format!( "knit-delta record has no compression parent: {knit_key:?}" )) })?; let cp_list = PyList::empty(py); cp_list.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, &compression_parent)?)?; // Reconstructing a delta means reading its basis back from // storage. Earlier records in this same stream may still be // buffered in the access layer's writer, so flush first. // (See vf_repository.insert_stream_without_locking: "a delta // record from the source that should be a fulltext may need // to be expanded by the target ... flush any buffered writes // first.") kvf.getattr("_access")?.call_method0("flush")?; let basis_stream = kvf.call_method1("get_record_stream", (cp_list, "unordered", true))?; let basis_entry = basis_stream.call_method0("__next__")?; let basis_storage: String = basis_entry.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if basis_storage == "absent" { return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( py_knit_key_to_py(py, &compression_parent)?.unbind(), py.None(), ))); } let basis_lines_obj = basis_entry.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; let basis_lines: Vec> = basis_lines_obj .try_iter()? .map(|l| l?.extract::>()) .collect::>()?; let raw_record: Vec = record.getattr("_raw_record")?.extract::>()?; let build_tup = record.getattr("_build_details")?.cast_into::()?; let noeol: bool = build_tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let decompressed = bazaar::knit::decode_record_gz(&raw_record).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let (_, body) = bazaar::knit::parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; use bazaar::knit::{KnitContent as _, KnitFactory as _}; let version_bytes = knit_key.last().map(|s| s.as_slice()).unwrap_or(&[]); let source_annotated = sk.contains("-annotated-"); if source_annotated { // Annotated body: basis must also be annotated so the delta hunks line up. let factory = bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory; let basis_pairs: Vec = basis_lines .into_iter() .map(|l| (compression_parent.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(), l)) .collect(); let basis_content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(basis_pairs); let content = factory .parse_record( version_bytes, &body, bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol, Some(&basis_content), ) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; content.text() } else { let factory = bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory; let basis_content = PlainKnitContent::new( basis_lines, compression_parent.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(), ); let content = factory .parse_record( version_bytes, &body, bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol, Some(&basis_content), ) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; content.text() } } }; Ok(bazaar::knit::KnitStreamRecord::Lines { key: knit_key, parents, lines, }) } /// Fast-path annotator returned by `KnitVersionedFiles.get_annotator`, /// wrapping the pure-Rust [`KnitAnnotator`] engine. The whitebox-observable /// `_KnitAnnotator` (built by `annotate_knit` and poked by breezy's tests) /// is the separate [`KnitAnnotatorPy`] below. #[pyclass(name = "_KnitAnnotatorFast")] pub struct PyKnitAnnotator { inner: AnyKnitAnnotator, /// The versioned file this annotator was constructed from. Exposed as /// `_vf` to match the Python `_KnitAnnotator` / `VersionedFileAnnotator` /// interface (used by tests and callers that need to add special texts). vf: Py, } impl PyKnitAnnotator { fn from_kvf(py: Python<'_>, kvf: &PyKnitVersionedFiles) -> PyResult { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(kvf.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(kvf.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let inner = if kvf.annotated { AnyKnitAnnotator::Annotated(KnitAnnotator::new(index, access, KnitAnnotateFactory)) } else { AnyKnitAnnotator::Plain(KnitAnnotator::new(index, access, KnitPlainFactory)) }; Ok(PyKnitAnnotator { inner, vf: py.None(), }) } } fn knit_annotation_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, annotation: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let items: Vec> = annotation .into_iter() .map(|k| knit_key_to_py(py, &k)) .collect::>()?; PyTuple::new(py, items) } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitAnnotator { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, vf: Bound<'_, PyKnitVersionedFiles>) -> PyResult { let vf_obj = vf.clone().into_any().unbind(); let mut this = Self::from_kvf(py, &vf.borrow())?; this.vf = vf_obj; Ok(this) } fn add_special_text( &mut self, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text: &[u8], ) -> PyResult<()> { let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key(&key)?; let rust_parents: Vec = parent_keys .try_iter()? .map(|item| extract_py_knit_key(&item?)) .collect::>()?; let lines = bazaar::osutils::split_lines(text) .into_iter() .map(|l| l.to_vec()) .collect(); self.inner.add_special_text(rust_key, rust_parents, lines); Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _vf<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.vf.bind(py).clone() } fn annotate_flat<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e)))?; let pairs = self .inner .annotate_flat(&rust_key) .map_err(|e| read_err_to_py(self.inner.access(), e))?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for (ann_key, line) in pairs { let ann_py = knit_key_to_py(py, &ann_key)?; let line_py = PyBytes::new(py, &line); let pair = PyTuple::new(py, [ann_py.into_any(), line_py.into_any()])?; out.append(pair)?; } Ok(out) } fn annotate<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", e)))?; let (annotations, lines) = self .inner .annotate(&rust_key) .map_err(|e| read_err_to_py(self.inner.access(), e))?; let anns_py: Vec> = annotations .into_iter() .map(|ann| knit_annotation_to_py(py, ann)) .collect::>()?; let anns_list = PyList::new(py, anns_py)?; let lines_list = PyList::new(py, lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)))?; PyTuple::new(py, [anns_list.into_any(), lines_list.into_any()]) } } /// Whitebox-faithful port of Python's `knit._KnitAnnotator`. /// /// Extends [`VersionedFileAnnotator`](crate::annotate::VersionedFileAnnotator) /// and reproduces the per-step build-graph bookkeeping that breezy's /// `Test_KnitAnnotator` reaches into: `_num_compression_children`, /// `_content_objects`, `_pending_deltas`, `_pending_annotation`, /// `_matching_blocks`, `_all_build_details`, plus `_expand_record` / /// `_process_pending` / `_get_build_graph` / `_extract_texts`. All mutable /// state lives in the instance `__dict__` (the base carries `dict`), and the /// inherited `annotate` / `annotate_flat` drive `_get_needed_texts` here. #[pyclass(name = "_KnitAnnotator", extends = crate::annotate::VersionedFileAnnotator, dict)] pub struct KnitAnnotatorPy; impl KnitAnnotatorPy { fn dict<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult> { Ok(slf.getattr(name)?.cast_into::()?) } } #[pymethods] impl KnitAnnotatorPy { #[new] fn new(vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = vf; PyClassInitializer::from(crate::annotate::VersionedFileAnnotator) .add_subclass(KnitAnnotatorPy) } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); // Initialise the VersionedFileAnnotator base state (_vf, _parent_map, // _text_cache, _num_needed_children, _annotations_cache, ...) by // invoking the base __init__ through the unbound method object. let base_cls = py .import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("VersionedFileAnnotator")?; base_cls.getattr("__init__")?.call1((slf, vf))?; slf.setattr("_matching_blocks", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_content_objects", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_num_compression_children", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_pending_deltas", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_pending_annotation", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("_all_build_details", PyDict::new(py))?; Ok(()) } /// Build the records-to-fetch graph for `key`, populating /// `_all_build_details`, `_parent_map`, `_num_needed_children` and /// `_num_compression_children`. Returns `(records, ann_keys)`. fn _get_build_graph<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PySet>)> { let py = slf.py(); let vf = slf.getattr("_vf")?; let index = vf.getattr("_index")?; let parent_map = Self::dict(slf, "_parent_map")?; let num_needed = Self::dict(slf, "_num_needed_children")?; let num_comp = Self::dict(slf, "_num_compression_children")?; let all_build_details = Self::dict(slf, "_all_build_details")?; let mut pending = PySet::empty(py)?; pending.add(&key)?; let records = PyList::empty(py); let ann_keys = PySet::empty(py)?; num_needed.set_item(&key, 1)?; while !pending.is_empty() { let this_iteration = pending; let build_details = index.call_method1("get_build_details", (&this_iteration,))?; let build_details = build_details.cast::()?; all_build_details.call_method1("update", (&build_details,))?; pending = PySet::empty(py)?; for (k, details) in build_details.iter() { // details = (index_memo, compression_parent, parent_keys, record_details) let index_memo = details.get_item(0)?; let compression_parent = details.get_item(1)?; let parent_keys = details.get_item(2)?; parent_map.set_item(&k, &parent_keys)?; slf.setattr("_heads_provider", py.None())?; records.append((&k, index_memo))?; for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let p = p?; if !all_build_details.contains(&p)? { pending.add(p)?; } } if parent_keys.is_truthy()? { for parent_key in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let parent_key = parent_key?; match num_needed.get_item(&parent_key)? { Some(v) => num_needed.set_item(&parent_key, v.extract::()? + 1)?, None => num_needed.set_item(&parent_key, 1)?, } } } if compression_parent.is_truthy()? { match num_comp.get_item(&compression_parent)? { Some(v) => { num_comp.set_item(&compression_parent, v.extract::()? + 1)? } None => num_comp.set_item(&compression_parent, 1)?, } } } // missing_versions = this_iteration - build_details let missing = this_iteration.call_method1("difference", (&build_details,))?; for k in missing.try_iter()? { let k = k?; let text_cache = Self::dict(slf, "_text_cache")?; if parent_map.contains(&k)? && text_cache.contains(&k)? { ann_keys.add(&k)?; let parent_keys = parent_map .get_item(&k)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(k.clone().unbind()))?; for parent_key in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let parent_key = parent_key?; match num_needed.get_item(&parent_key)? { Some(v) => num_needed.set_item(&parent_key, v.extract::()? + 1)?, None => num_needed.set_item(&parent_key, 1)?, } } for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let p = p?; if !all_build_details.contains(&p)? { pending.add(p)?; } } } else { return Err(crate::annotate::revision_not_present(py, k, &vf)); } } } records.call_method0("reverse")?; Ok((records, ann_keys)) } /// Yield `(this_key, lines, num_lines)` for `key`. Falls back to the base /// implementation when the vf has fallbacks; otherwise drives the knit /// build-graph / record-extraction machinery. #[pyo3(signature = (key, pb=None))] fn _get_needed_texts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let vf = slf.getattr("_vf")?; let fallbacks = vf.getattr("_immediate_fallback_vfs")?; if fallbacks.len()? > 0 { // Delegate to VersionedFileAnnotator._get_needed_texts (unbound). let base_cls = py .import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("VersionedFileAnnotator")?; return base_cls.getattr("_get_needed_texts")?.call1((slf, key, pb)); } // Return a lazy iterator. Laziness is essential: the caller (the base // `annotate`) annotates each yielded key before requesting the next, // which is what makes parked records become ready for annotation. An // eager list would deadlock those records in `_pending_annotation`. let annotator: Py = slf.clone().unbind(); let iter = KnitNeededTextsIter { annotator, pb: pb.map(|p| p.unbind()), seed_key: key.unbind(), state: None, idx: 0, }; Ok(Py::new(py, iter)?.into_any().into_bound(py)) } fn _cache_delta_blocks( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, compression_parent: Bound<'_, PyAny>, delta: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let parent_lines = Self::dict(slf, "_text_cache")? .get_item(&compression_parent)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(compression_parent.clone().unbind()))?; let kc = py.import("bzrformats.knit")?.getattr("KnitContent")?; let blocks = kc.call_method1("get_line_delta_blocks", (delta, parent_lines, lines))?; let blocks_list = PyList::empty(py); for b in blocks.try_iter()? { blocks_list.append(b?)?; } let block_key = PyTuple::new(py, [&key, &compression_parent])?; Self::dict(slf, "_matching_blocks")?.set_item(block_key, blocks_list)?; Ok(()) } fn _expand_record<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, compression_parent: Bound<'py, PyAny>, record: Bound<'py, PyAny>, record_details: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let vf = slf.getattr("_vf")?; let factory = vf.getattr("_factory")?; let content_objects = Self::dict(slf, "_content_objects")?; let num_comp = Self::dict(slf, "_num_compression_children")?; let mut delta: Option> = None; let content; if compression_parent.is_truthy()? { if !content_objects.contains(&compression_parent)? { // Park this record until its compression parent arrives. let pending_deltas = Self::dict(slf, "_pending_deltas")?; let entry = PyTuple::new(py, [&key, &parent_keys, &record, &record_details])?; match pending_deltas.get_item(&compression_parent)? { Some(lst) => { lst.call_method1("append", (entry,))?; } None => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); lst.append(entry)?; pending_deltas.set_item(&compression_parent, lst)?; } } return Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)); } let num: i64 = num_comp .get_item(&compression_parent)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(compression_parent.clone().unbind()))? .extract()?; let num = num - 1; let base_content; if num == 0 { base_content = content_objects.call_method1("pop", (&compression_parent,))?; num_comp.call_method1("pop", (&compression_parent,))?; } else { num_comp.set_item(&compression_parent, num)?; base_content = content_objects .get_item(&compression_parent)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(compression_parent.clone().unbind()))?; } let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("copy_base_content", true)?; let res = factory.call_method( "parse_record", (&key, &record, &record_details, base_content), Some(&kwargs), )?; content = res.get_item(0)?; delta = Some(res.get_item(1)?); } else { let res = factory .call_method1("parse_record", (&key, &record, &record_details, py.None()))?; content = res.get_item(0)?; } let key_children: i64 = match num_comp.get_item(&key)? { Some(v) => v.extract()?, None => 0, }; if key_children > 0 { content_objects.set_item(&key, &content)?; } let lines = content.call_method0("text")?; Self::dict(slf, "_text_cache")?.set_item(&key, &lines)?; if let Some(delta) = delta { if !delta.is_none() { Self::_cache_delta_blocks(slf, key, compression_parent, delta, lines.clone())?; } } Ok(lines) } fn _get_parent_annotations_and_matches<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, text: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let py = slf.py(); let matching_blocks = Self::dict(slf, "_matching_blocks")?; let block_key = PyTuple::new(py, [&key, &parent_key])?; if matching_blocks.contains(&block_key)? { let blocks = matching_blocks.call_method1("pop", (&block_key,))?; let parent_annotations = Self::dict(slf, "_annotations_cache")? .get_item(&parent_key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(parent_key.clone().unbind()))?; return Ok((parent_annotations, blocks)); } let base_cls = py .import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("VersionedFileAnnotator")?; let res = base_cls .getattr("_get_parent_annotations_and_matches")? .call1((slf, key, text, parent_key))?; Ok((res.get_item(0)?, res.get_item(1)?)) } fn _process_pending<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let to_return = PyList::empty(py); let pending_deltas = Self::dict(slf, "_pending_deltas")?; if pending_deltas.contains(&key)? { let compression_parent = key.clone(); let children = pending_deltas.call_method1("pop", (&key,))?; for child in children.try_iter()? { let child = child?; let child_key = child.get_item(0)?; let parent_keys = child.get_item(1)?; let record = child.get_item(2)?; let record_details = child.get_item(3)?; Self::_expand_record( slf, child_key.clone(), parent_keys.clone(), compression_parent.clone(), record, record_details, )?; if Self::_check_ready_for_annotations(slf, child_key.clone(), parent_keys)? { to_return.append(child_key)?; } } } let pending_annotation = Self::dict(slf, "_pending_annotation")?; if pending_annotation.contains(&key)? { let children = pending_annotation.call_method1("pop", (&key,))?; for child in children.try_iter()? { let child = child?; let c = child.get_item(0)?; let p_keys = child.get_item(1)?; if Self::_check_ready_for_annotations(slf, c.clone(), p_keys)? { to_return.append(c)?; } } } Ok(to_return) } fn _check_ready_for_annotations( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let py = slf.py(); let annotations_cache = Self::dict(slf, "_annotations_cache")?; let pending_annotation = Self::dict(slf, "_pending_annotation")?; for parent_key in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let parent_key = parent_key?; if !annotations_cache.contains(&parent_key)? { let entry = PyTuple::new(py, [&key, &parent_keys])?; match pending_annotation.get_item(&parent_key)? { Some(lst) => { lst.call_method1("append", (entry,))?; } None => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); lst.append(entry)?; pending_annotation.set_item(&parent_key, lst)?; } } return Ok(false); } } Ok(true) } /// Whitebox helper: eagerly extract all `(key, lines, num_lines)` for /// `records`. Only correct when the caller is not relying on interleaved /// annotation (e.g. there is no compression delta chain). Retained because /// breezy's tests call `_extract_texts` directly on simple inputs; the /// lazy `KnitNeededTextsIter` is used for the real annotate path. fn _extract_texts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, records: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut state = ExtractState::new(slf, records)?; while let Some(item) = state.next_item(slf)? { out.append(item)?; } Ok(out) } } /// Lazy driver for `_KnitAnnotator._extract_texts` plus the trailing /// `ann_keys`. Reproduces the Python generator's interleaving: each item is /// produced on demand so the caller can annotate it (which makes parked /// records ready) before the next item is computed. struct ExtractState { /// The `vf._read_records_iter(records)` iterator. read_iter: Py, /// Keys whose text is cached and waiting to be yielded (the inner /// `to_process` worklist of the Python generator). to_process: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// A key that was yielded on the previous call and whose /// `_process_pending` must run now (mirrors the Python generator /// resuming *after* the consumer annotated the yielded key — so /// dependents waiting on its annotation become ready). Processing it /// before the yield, as an eager port would, leaves those dependents /// stuck because the key is not yet in `_annotations_cache`. resume_key: Option>, done: bool, } impl ExtractState { fn new(slf: &Bound<'_, KnitAnnotatorPy>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let vf = slf.getattr("_vf")?; let read_iter = vf .call_method1("_read_records_iter", (records,))? .try_iter()? .into_any() .unbind(); Ok(ExtractState { read_iter, to_process: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), resume_key: None, done: false, }) } /// Produce the next `(key, lines, num_lines)` tuple, or `None` when /// exhausted. Mirrors the body of the Python `_extract_texts` generator. fn next_item<'py>( &mut self, slf: &Bound<'py, KnitAnnotatorPy>, ) -> PyResult>> { let py = slf.py(); let text_cache = KnitAnnotatorPy::dict(slf, "_text_cache")?; loop { // Resume point: the Python generator runs `_process_pending(key)` // only *after* the consumer has annotated the previously yielded // `key`. Do that here, at the start of the call following the // yield, so dependents waiting on `key`'s annotation are released. if let Some(resume) = self.resume_key.take() { let resume = resume.bind(py).clone(); for nk in KnitAnnotatorPy::_process_pending(slf, resume)?.iter() { self.to_process.push_back(nk.unbind()); } } // Drain the to_process worklist (the Python inner while-loop): each // of these keys' text is cached and ready; yield it, deferring its // own `_process_pending` to the next resume. if let Some(k) = self.to_process.pop_front() { let k = k.bind(py).clone(); let lines = text_cache .get_item(&k)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(k.clone().unbind()))?; let num_lines = lines.len()?; self.resume_key = Some(k.clone().unbind()); let item = PyTuple::new( py, [k.into_any(), lines.clone(), { num_lines.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any() }], )?; return Ok(Some(item.into_any())); } if self.done { return Ok(None); } // Pull the next record. let next = self.read_iter.bind(py).call_method0("__next__"); let rec = match next { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { self.done = true; return Ok(None); } Err(e) => return Err(e), }; let key = rec.get_item(0)?; let record = rec.get_item(1)?; let all_build_details = KnitAnnotatorPy::dict(slf, "_all_build_details")?; let details = all_build_details .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind()))?; let compression_parent = details.get_item(1)?; let parent_keys = details.get_item(2)?; let record_details = details.get_item(3)?; let lines = KnitAnnotatorPy::_expand_record( slf, key.clone(), parent_keys.clone(), compression_parent, record, record_details, )?; if lines.is_none() { continue; } // yield_this_text = _check_ready_for_annotations(key, parent_keys). // If ready, yield it and defer its `_process_pending` to the next // resume; otherwise it has been parked in `_pending_annotation`, // and we still must run `_process_pending(key)` (the Python code // calls it unconditionally) before pulling the next record. if KnitAnnotatorPy::_check_ready_for_annotations(slf, key.clone(), parent_keys)? { let num_lines = lines.len()?; self.resume_key = Some(key.clone().unbind()); let item = PyTuple::new( py, [ key.into_any(), lines, num_lines.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; return Ok(Some(item.into_any())); } for nk in KnitAnnotatorPy::_process_pending(slf, key.clone())?.iter() { self.to_process.push_back(nk.unbind()); } // Not ready and nothing seeded that is ready: loop to next record. } } } /// Lazy iterator returned by `_KnitAnnotator._get_needed_texts`. /// /// On the first `__next__` it builds the record graph; thereafter it drives /// [`ExtractState`] and then yields the trailing `ann_keys`. Laziness lets the /// caller annotate each yielded key before the next is produced. #[pyclass] struct KnitNeededTextsIter { annotator: Py, pb: Option>, seed_key: Py, state: Option, idx: usize, } struct KnitNeededState { extract: ExtractState, /// Remaining keys whose text is cached (from `_get_build_graph`). ann_keys: std::collections::VecDeque>, records_len: usize, } #[pymethods] impl KnitNeededTextsIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>(mut slf: PyRefMut<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let annotator = slf.annotator.clone_ref(py); let annotator = annotator.bind(py); // First call: build the graph (with RetryWithNewPacks handling). if slf.state.is_none() { let retry_cls = py .import("bzrformats.pack_repo")? .getattr("RetryWithNewPacks")?; let seed = slf.seed_key.bind(py).clone(); let (records, ann_keys) = loop { match KnitAnnotatorPy::_get_build_graph(annotator, seed.clone()) { Ok(v) => break v, Err(e) if e.value(py).is_instance(&retry_cls)? => { annotator .getattr("_vf")? .getattr("_access")? .call_method1("reload_or_raise", (e.value(py),))?; KnitAnnotatorPy::dict(annotator, "_all_build_details")? .call_method0("clear")?; } Err(e) => return Err(e), } }; let records_len = records.len(); let extract = ExtractState::new(annotator, records.into_any())?; let mut ann_q = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); for k in ann_keys.iter() { ann_q.push_back(k.unbind()); } slf.state = Some(KnitNeededState { extract, ann_keys: ann_q, records_len, }); } // Phase 1: extracted texts. `next_item` already loops internally, so a // single pull either yields the next item or signals exhaustion. let records_len = slf.state.as_ref().unwrap().records_len; let item = { let state = slf.state.as_mut().unwrap(); state.extract.next_item(annotator)? }; if let Some(it) = item { if let Some(pb) = &slf.pb { pb.bind(py) .call_method1("update", ("annotating", slf.idx, records_len))?; } slf.idx += 1; return Ok(Some(it.unbind())); } // Phase 2: trailing ann_keys (texts already cached, never annotated). let text_cache = KnitAnnotatorPy::dict(annotator, "_text_cache")?; let Some(sub_key) = slf.state.as_mut().unwrap().ann_keys.pop_front() else { return Ok(None); }; let sub_key = sub_key.bind(py).clone(); let text = text_cache .get_item(&sub_key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(sub_key.clone().unbind()))?; let num_lines = text.len()?; let item = PyTuple::new( py, [ sub_key.into_any(), text, num_lines.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; Ok(Some(item.into_any().unbind())) } } fn transport_err_to_py(e: bazaar::transport::TransportError) -> PyErr { PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()) } fn kndx_load_err_to_py(py: Python<'_>, e: KndxLoadError) -> PyErr { match e { KndxLoadError::Transport(te) => transport_err_to_py(te), KndxLoadError::Knit(ke) => match &ke { bazaar::knit::KnitError::BadKnitHeader { path } => { let badline = pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, b""); KnitHeaderError::new_err((badline.into_any().unbind(), path.as_str().to_owned())) } bazaar::knit::KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line, detail } => { let py_line = pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, line); KnitCorrupt::new_err((py_line.into_any().unbind(), detail.as_str().to_owned())) } _ => PyValueError::new_err(ke.to_string()), }, } } type PyKndxIndexInner = bazaar::knit::KndxIndex; /// pyo3 wrapper around `bazaar::knit::KndxIndex`. /// /// Exposes the same interface as the Python `_KndxIndex` class but /// delegates all parsing and caching to the pure-Rust implementation. /// The `transport` and `mapper` arguments accept any Python object /// satisfying the respective duck-typed interfaces. #[pyclass(name = "_KndxIndex")] pub struct PyKndxIndex { inner: PyKndxIndexInner, // Keep hold of the Python transport and mapper so Python code can // still reach `._transport` / `._mapper` if needed. transport_obj: Py, mapper_obj: Py, get_scope: Py, allow_writes: Py, is_locked: Py, scope: Py, mode: String, } #[pymethods] impl PyKndxIndex { #[new] fn new( py: Python<'_>, transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, mapper: Bound<'_, PyAny>, get_scope: Bound<'_, PyAny>, allow_writes: Bound<'_, PyAny>, is_locked: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { use crate::transport::{PyMapper, PyTransport}; use bazaar::knit::KndxIndex; let py_transport = PyTransport::new(transport.clone()); let py_mapper = PyMapper::new(mapper.clone()); let inner = KndxIndex::new(py_transport, py_mapper); let scope = get_scope.call0()?; let mode_bool: bool = allow_writes.call0()?.extract()?; let mode = if mode_bool { "w" } else { "r" }.to_string(); Ok(Self { inner, transport_obj: transport.unbind(), mapper_obj: mapper.unbind(), get_scope: get_scope.unbind(), allow_writes: allow_writes.unbind(), is_locked: is_locked.unbind(), scope: scope.unbind(), mode, }) } #[getter] fn _transport(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.transport_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _mapper(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.mapper_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[classattr] fn HEADER(py: Python<'_>) -> Py { PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::knit::KNDX_HEADER).unbind() } #[getter] fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn _check_read(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let locked: bool = self.is_locked.bind(py).call0()?.extract()?; if !locked { return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err((py.None(),))); } let current_scope = self.get_scope.bind(py).call0()?; if !current_scope.eq(self.scope.bind(py))? { self._reset_cache(py)?; } Ok(()) } fn _check_write_ok(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self._check_read(py)?; if self.mode != "w" { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("read only object dirtied")); } Ok(()) } fn _reset_cache(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { use crate::transport::{PyMapper, PyTransport}; use bazaar::knit::KndxIndex; let py_transport = PyTransport::new(self.transport_obj.bind(py).clone()); let py_mapper = PyMapper::new(self.mapper_obj.bind(py).clone()); self.inner = KndxIndex::new(py_transport, py_mapper); let scope = self.get_scope.bind(py).call0()?; self.scope = scope.unbind(); let mode_bool: bool = self.allow_writes.bind(py).call0()?.extract()?; self.mode = if mode_bool { "w" } else { "r" }.to_string(); Ok(()) } fn get_build_details<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; use bazaar::knit::KnitIndex; let details = self .inner .get_build_details(&rust_keys) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (key, det) in &details { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; let index_memo = knit_index_memo_to_py(py, key, det)?; let compression_parent = match &det.compression_parent { Some(p) => py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)?.into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let parents = PyTuple::new( py, det.parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )? .into_any(); let record_details = PyTuple::new( py, [ det.method.as_str().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), det.noeol.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), ], )?; let value = PyTuple::new( py, [ index_memo.into_any(), compression_parent, parents, record_details.into_any(), ], )?; result.set_item(py_key, value)?; } Ok(result) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; use bazaar::knit::KnitIndex; let details = self .inner .get_build_details(&rust_keys) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for key in &rust_keys { if let Some(det) = details.get(key) { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; let py_parents = PyTuple::new( py, det.parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )?; result.set_item(py_key, py_parents)?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_position(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key(&key)?; use bazaar::knit::KnitIndex; let details = self .inner .get_build_details(&[rust_key.clone()]) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let det = details .get(&rust_key) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("key not present"))?; let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &rust_key)?; Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ py_key.into_any(), det.index_memo.offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), det.index_memo.length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )? .unbind()) } fn get_options(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&key)?; let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&rust_key); let suffix = PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(&rust_key); self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); let pc = cache .get(&prefix) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("prefix not in cache"))?; let entry = pc .cache .get(&suffix) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("key not present"))?; let list = PyList::empty(py); for opt in &entry.options { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, opt))?; } Ok(list.unbind()) } fn get_method(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let options = self.get_options(py, key)?; let options_bound = options.bind(py); let opts: Vec> = options_bound .iter() .map(|o| Ok(o.extract::>()?)) .collect::>()?; let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = opts.iter().map(|o| o.as_slice()).collect(); let transport_obj = self.transport_obj.bind(py).clone().into_any().unbind(); let (method, _noeol) = bazaar::knit::decode_kndx_options(&refs).map_err(|_| { KnitIndexUnknownMethod::new_err((transport_obj, options.bind(py).clone().unbind())) })?; Ok(method.as_str().to_string()) } fn _dictionary_compress( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; if rust_keys.is_empty() { return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"").unbind()); } let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&rust_keys[0]); let suffixes: Vec> = rust_keys .iter() .map(|k| PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(k)) .collect(); self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let index_map: std::collections::HashMap, u64> = { let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); cache .get(&prefix) .map(|pc| { pc.cache .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.index as u64)) .collect() }) .unwrap_or_default() }; let lookup: std::collections::HashMap<&[u8], u64> = index_map.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.as_slice(), *v)).collect(); let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = suffixes.iter().map(|s| s.as_slice()).collect(); let compressed = bazaar::knit::dictionary_compress_suffixes(&refs, &lookup); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &compressed).unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (records, random_id=None, missing_compression_parents=None))] fn add_records( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, random_id: Option, missing_compression_parents: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = random_id; if missing_compression_parents.unwrap_or(false) { return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err((py.None(), py.None()))); } // Collect all records first so we can group them let mut all_recs: Vec<( Vec>, // key Vec>, // options u64, // pos usize, // size Vec>>, // parent keys )> = Vec::new(); for rec in records.try_iter()? { let rec = rec?; let key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&rec.get_item(0)?)?; let options: Vec> = rec .get_item(1)? .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("options must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let memo = rec.get_item(2)?; let pos: u64 = memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let size: u64 = memo.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let parents_obj = rec.get_item(3)?; let parents: Vec>> = if parents_obj.is_none() { vec![] } else { parents_obj .try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&p?)) .collect::>()? }; all_recs.push((key, options, pos, size as usize, parents)); } // Group by kndx path (sorted for determinism) let mut path_groups: std::collections::BTreeMap>, Vec)> = std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); for (i, (key, _, _, _, _)) in all_recs.iter().enumerate() { let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(key); let path = self.inner.prefix_path(&prefix); let entry = path_groups .entry(path) .or_insert_with(|| (prefix, Vec::new())); entry.1.push(i); } for (path, (prefix, indices)) in path_groups { self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; // Snapshot whether history was non-empty before we add any records // for this prefix (mirrors Python's `orig_history` check). let had_history = self .inner .kndx_cache() .lock() .unwrap() .get(&prefix) .map(|p| !p.history.is_empty()) .unwrap_or(false); let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); for idx in indices { let (key, options, pos, size, parents) = &all_recs[idx]; let suffix = PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(key); let parent_suffixes: Vec> = parents .iter() .map(|p| PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(p)) .collect(); let cache_lookup: std::collections::HashMap, u64> = { let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); cache .get(&prefix) .map(|pc| { pc.cache .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.index as u64)) .collect() }) .unwrap_or_default() }; let lookup_refs: std::collections::HashMap<&[u8], u64> = cache_lookup .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.as_slice(), *v)) .collect(); let parent_refs = bazaar::knit::dictionary_compress_suffixes( &parent_suffixes .iter() .map(|s| s.as_slice()) .collect::>(), &lookup_refs, ); let line = bazaar::knit::format_kndx_record_line( &suffix, options, *pos, *size as u64, &parent_refs, ); // Update the in-memory cache { let mut cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); let pc = cache.entry(prefix.clone()).or_default(); let index = if !pc.cache.contains_key(&suffix) { let idx = pc.history.len(); pc.history.push(suffix.clone()); idx } else { pc.cache[&suffix].index }; pc.cache.insert( suffix.clone(), bazaar::knit::KndxCacheEntry { version_id: suffix, options: options.clone(), pos: *pos, size: *size, parents: parent_suffixes, index, }, ); } lines.push(line); } let all_bytes: Vec = lines.into_iter().flatten().collect(); if had_history { self.inner .transport() .append_bytes(&path, &all_bytes) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } else { let mut content = bazaar::knit::KNDX_HEADER.to_vec(); content.extend_from_slice(&all_bytes); self.inner .transport() .put_file_non_atomic(&path, &content, true) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } } Ok(()) } fn keys(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; use bazaar::key_mapper::Mapper as _; // Collect the prefixes to load: for a ConstantMapper there is exactly // one (the empty prefix); for other mappers we enumerate the transport. let prefixes: Vec>> = if self.inner.mapper().is_constant() { vec![vec![]] } else { self.inner .transport() .iter_files_recursive() .map_err(transport_err_to_py)? .into_iter() .filter_map(|relpath| { let path = std::path::Path::new(&relpath); if path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) == Some("kndx") { let stem = path.with_extension("").to_string_lossy().into_owned(); Some(self.inner.mapper().unmap(&stem)) } else { None } }) .collect() }; for prefix in &prefixes { self.inner .load_prefix_typed(prefix.clone()) .map_err(|e| kndx_load_err_to_py(py, e))?; } let result = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); for prefix in &prefixes { if let Some(pc) = cache.get(prefix) { for suffix in &pc.history { let mut key = prefix.clone(); key.push(suffix.clone()); result.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?)?; } } } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn scan_unvalidated_index(&self, _graph_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("scan_unvalidated_index")) } fn _get_total_build_size( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, positions: Bound<'_, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult { get_total_build_size_rs(py, keys, positions) } fn __contains__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&key)?; let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&rust_key); let suffix = PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(&rust_key); self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); Ok(cache .get(&prefix) .map(|pc| pc.cache.contains_key(&suffix)) .unwrap_or(false)) } fn get_missing_compression_parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let missing = self .inner .get_missing_compression_parents() .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let s = pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::new( py, missing .iter() .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>>()?, )?; Ok(s.into_any()) } fn check_header(&self, py: Python<'_>, fp: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let line = fp.call_method0("readline")?; let line = line .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("check_header: expected bytes from readline"))?; if line.as_bytes().is_empty() { return Err(NoSuchFile::new_err((py.None(),))); } if line.as_bytes() != bazaar::knit::KNDX_HEADER { return Err(KnitHeaderError::new_err(( line.into_any().unbind(), py.None(), ))); } Ok(()) } fn find_ancestry( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(Py, Py)> { self._check_read(py)?; let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; // Load all prefix files first let prefixes: std::collections::HashSet>> = rust_keys.iter().map(PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of).collect(); for prefix in &prefixes { self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; } let mut parent_map: std::collections::HashMap>, Vec>>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut pending = rust_keys.clone(); while let Some(key) = pending.pop() { if parent_map.contains_key(&key) { continue; } let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&key); let suffix = PyKndxIndexInner::suffix_of(&key); self.inner .load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let cache = self.inner.kndx_cache().lock().unwrap(); if let Some(pc) = cache.get(&prefix) { if let Some(entry) = pc.cache.get(&suffix) { let parent_keys: Vec>> = entry .parents .iter() .map(|p| { let mut pk = prefix.clone(); pk.push(p.clone()); pk }) .collect(); for pk in &parent_keys { if !parent_map.contains_key(pk) { pending.push(pk.clone()); } } drop(cache); parent_map.insert(key, parent_keys); } else { missing.insert(key); } } else { missing.insert(key); } } let py_parent_map = PyDict::new(py); for (key, parents) in parent_map { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?; let py_parents = PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )?; py_parent_map.set_item(py_key, py_parents)?; } let py_missing = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for key in missing { py_missing.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?)?; } Ok((py_parent_map.unbind(), py_missing.into_any().unbind())) } fn _sort_keys_by_io( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyList>, positions: Bound<'_, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult<()> { // Sort keys in-place grouped by index file and ordered by byte position. // positions[key] = (record_details, index_memo, next, parents) // For _KndxIndex, index_memo = (key_tuple, pos, size). // Group by the .kndx path (derived from the key's prefix via the // mapper), then sort by byte offset within each file. let n = keys.len(); let mut keyed: Vec<(String, u64, Bound<'_, PyAny>)> = Vec::with_capacity(n); for i in 0..n { let k = keys.get_item(i)?; let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key(&k)?; let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&rust_key); let path = self.inner.prefix_path(&prefix); let pos_entry = positions .get_item(&k)? .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("_sort_keys_by_io: key not in positions"))?; let index_memo = pos_entry.get_item(1)?; let pos: u64 = index_memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; keyed.push((path, pos, k)); } keyed.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0).then(a.1.cmp(&b.1))); for (i, (_, _, k)) in keyed.into_iter().enumerate() { keys.set_item(i, k)?; } Ok(()) } } /// PyO3 wrapper around a Python callable used as the `add_callback` for /// [`bazaar::knit::KnitGraphIndex`]. struct PyAddCallback(Py); impl bazaar::knit::AddCallback for PyAddCallback { fn call( &mut self, entries: &[( bazaar::knit::KnitKey, Vec, Vec>, )], has_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { // Any Python error en route gets stashed via knit_err_from_py // so the boundary can re-raise the original exception verbatim // (e.g. ObjectNotLocked) rather than wrapping it as KnitCorrupt. let build = || -> PyResult<()> { let result = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); if has_parents { for (key, value, node_refs) in entries { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; let py_value = PyBytes::new(py, value); let py_refs = PyTuple::new( py, node_refs .iter() .map(|rl| { PyTuple::new( py, rl.iter() .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>>()?, ) }) .collect::>>()?, )?; result.append(PyTuple::new( py, [py_key.into_any(), py_value.into_any(), py_refs.into_any()], )?)?; } } else { for (key, value, _) in entries { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; let py_value = PyBytes::new(py, value); result .append(PyTuple::new(py, [py_key.into_any(), py_value.into_any()])?)?; } } self.0.bind(py).call1((result,))?; Ok(()) }; build().map_err(|e| knit_err_from_py(py, e)) }) } } /// pyo3 wrapper that exposes `_KnitGraphIndex` to Python. /// /// Wraps a Python `CombinedGraphIndex` (or any compatible graph index) and /// implements the same public interface as the Python `_KnitGraphIndex` class. /// Graph-index I/O is delegated back to the wrapped Python object; all /// knit-specific encoding/decoding and state management runs in Rust via /// [`bazaar::knit::KnitGraphIndex`]. #[pyclass(name = "_KnitGraphIndex")] pub struct PyKnitGraphIndex { graph_index: Py, is_locked: Py, inner: bazaar::knit::KnitGraphIndex, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitGraphIndex { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (graph_index, is_locked, deltas=false, parents=true, add_callback=None, track_external_parent_refs=false))] fn new( graph_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, is_locked: Bound<'_, PyAny>, deltas: bool, parents: bool, add_callback: Option>, track_external_parent_refs: bool, ) -> PyResult { if deltas && !parents { return Err(knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt( "Cannot do delta compression without parent tracking.".to_string(), ))); } let mut inner = bazaar::knit::KnitGraphIndex::new(deltas, parents); if let Some(cb) = add_callback { inner.set_add_callback(PyAddCallback(cb.unbind())); } if track_external_parent_refs { inner.enable_key_dependencies(false); } Ok(Self { graph_index: graph_index.unbind(), is_locked: is_locked.unbind(), inner, }) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let gi_repr = self.graph_index.bind(py).repr()?; Ok(format!("_KnitGraphIndex({})", gi_repr)) } #[getter] fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { self.inner.parents } #[getter] fn _graph_index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.graph_index.clone_ref(py) } /// Returns `self` when key_dependencies tracking is enabled, else `None`. /// Python callers get back the `_KnitGraphIndex` itself and call /// `get_referrers()` / `satisfy_refs_for_keys()` / `get_new_keys()` on it. #[getter] fn key_dependencies(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if slf.inner.key_dependencies.is_some() { Ok(Py::from(slf).into_any()) } else { Ok(py.None()) } } fn set_add_callback(&mut self, value: Option>) { self.inner.add_callback = value.map(|v| PyAddCallback(v.unbind())); } fn clear_key_dependencies(&mut self) { self.inner.clear_key_dependencies(); } fn get_referrers<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let refs = self.inner.referrers(); let result = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for key in refs { result.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?)?; } Ok(result.into_any()) } fn satisfy_refs_for_keys(&mut self, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; self.inner.satisfy_refs_for_keys(rust_keys); Ok(()) } fn get_new_keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let Some(new_keys) = self.inner.new_keys() else { return Ok(pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::empty(py)?.into_any()); }; let result = pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::new( py, new_keys .iter() .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>>()?, )?; Ok(result.into_any()) } fn add_missing_compression_parent(&mut self, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let k = extract_py_knit_key(&key)?; self.inner.add_missing_compression_parent(k); Ok(()) } fn _check_read(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if !self.is_locked.bind(py).call0()?.is_truthy()? { return Err(ObjectNotLocked::new_err((py.None(),))); } Ok(()) } fn _check_write_ok(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self._check_read(py) } fn keys(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let entries = self.graph_index.bind(py).call_method0("iter_all_entries")?; let result = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for entry in entries.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; result.append(entry.get_item(1)?)?; } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); let nodes = self._get_entries(py, &keys)?; let nodes = nodes.bind(py); if self.inner.parents { for entry in nodes.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?.cast_into::()?; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; let refs = entry.get_item(3)?; let parents = refs.get_item(0)?; result.set_item(key, parents)?; } } else { for entry in nodes.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?.cast_into::()?; let key = entry.get_item(1)?; result.set_item(key, py.None())?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_build_details<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; let entries = self._get_entries(py, &keys)?; let entries = entries.into_bound(py); knit_entries_to_build_details_rs(py, entries, self.inner.parents, self.inner.deltas) } fn get_method(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let node = self._get_node(py, &key)?; self._get_method_from_node(&node.bind(py)) } fn get_options(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let node = self._get_node(py, &key)?; let node = node.bind(py); let method = self._get_method_from_node(node)?; let result = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); result.append(PyBytes::new(py, method.as_bytes()))?; let value = node.get_item(2)?.cast_into::()?; if value.as_bytes().first() == Some(&b'N') { result.append(PyBytes::new(py, b"no-eol"))?; } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn get_position<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let node = self._get_node(py, &key)?; let node = node.bind(py); let value = node.get_item(2)?.cast_into::()?; let parsed = bazaar::knit::parse_knit_index_value(value.as_bytes()).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let graph_index = node.get_item(0)?; PyTuple::new( py, [ graph_index, parsed.pos.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), parsed.size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) } fn __contains__(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let key_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let result = self.get_parent_map(py, key_list.into_any())?; Ok(result.contains(&key)?) } fn find_ancestry(&self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { self._check_read(py)?; self.graph_index .bind(py) .call_method1("find_ancestry", (keys, 0usize)) .map(|r| r.unbind()) } fn _sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyList>, positions: Bound<'_, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let n = keys.len(); let mut keyed: Vec<(usize, u64, Bound<'_, PyAny>)> = Vec::with_capacity(n); for i in 0..n { let k = keys.get_item(i)?; let pos_entry = positions .get_item(&k)? .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("_sort_keys_by_io: key not in positions"))?; let index_memo = pos_entry.get_item(1)?; let file_ref = index_memo.get_item(0)?; // Equivalent to CPython's `id()`: the object's address. Stable // for the lifetime of `file_ref`, which is held in `keyed` until // the sort below completes. let file_id = file_ref.as_ptr() as usize; let pos: u64 = index_memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; keyed.push((file_id, pos, k)); } keyed.sort_by_key(|(file_id, pos, _)| (*file_id, *pos)); for (i, (_, _, k)) in keyed.into_iter().enumerate() { keys.set_item(i, k)?; } Ok(()) } fn _get_total_build_size( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, positions: Bound<'_, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult { get_total_build_size_rs(py, keys, positions) } fn get_missing_compression_parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::new( py, self.inner .missing_compression_parents .iter() .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>>()?, )?; Ok(s.into_any()) } fn get_missing_parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let Some(kd) = &self.inner.key_dependencies else { return Ok(pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::empty(py)?.into_any()); }; let unsatisfied_keys: Vec = kd.unsatisfied_refs().cloned().collect(); let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::new( py, unsatisfied_keys .iter() .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>>()?, )?; let parent_map = self.get_parent_map(py, py_keys.into_any())?; let satisfied: std::collections::HashSet = parent_map .keys() .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_py_knit_key(&k?)) .collect::>()?; let remaining: Vec<_> = unsatisfied_keys .iter() .filter(|k| !satisfied.contains(*k)) .map(|k| py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)) .collect::>()?; let s = pyo3::types::PyFrozenSet::new(py, remaining)?; Ok(s.into_any()) } fn scan_unvalidated_index( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, graph_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { if self.inner.deltas { let new_missing = graph_index.call_method1("external_references", (1usize,))?; let new_missing_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&new_missing)?; let parent_map = self.get_parent_map(py, new_missing.clone())?; let present_keys: std::collections::HashSet = parent_map .keys() .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_py_knit_key(&k?)) .collect::>()?; self.inner .update_missing_compression_parents(new_missing_keys, &present_keys); } if self.inner.key_dependencies.is_some() { for node in graph_index.call_method0("iter_all_entries")?.try_iter()? { let node = node?.cast_into::()?; let key = extract_py_knit_key(&node.get_item(1)?)?; let refs = node.get_item(3)?; let parent_refs = refs.get_item(0)?; let parent_keys: Vec = parent_refs .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_py_knit_key(&k?)) .collect::>()?; self.inner.add_key_dependencies(key, parent_keys); } } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (records, random_id=false, missing_compression_parents=false))] fn add_records( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, random_id: bool, missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { if self.inner.add_callback.is_none() { return Err(ReadOnlyError::new_err((py.None(),))); } type KnitKey = bazaar::knit::KnitKey; let mut inputs: Vec = Vec::new(); for rec in records.try_iter()? { let rec = rec?.cast_into::()?; let key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&rec.get_item(0)?)?; let options_obj = rec.get_item(1)?; let options: Vec = if let Ok(b) = options_obj.clone().cast_into::() { b.as_bytes().to_vec() } else { let mut buf = Vec::new(); for (i, opt) in options_obj.try_iter()?.enumerate() { if i > 0 { buf.push(b','); } let ob = opt? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("options must be bytes"))?; buf.extend_from_slice(ob.as_bytes()); } buf }; let memo = rec.get_item(2)?; let pos: u64 = memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let size: u64 = memo.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let parents_obj = rec.get_item(3)?; let parents: Vec = if parents_obj.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { parents_obj .try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&p?)) .collect::>()? }; inputs.push(bazaar::knit::AddRecordInput { key, options, pos, size, parents, }); } let mut to_remove: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); if !random_id { let prepared = bazaar::knit::prepare_dedup_records(&inputs, self.inner.parents, self.inner.deltas) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::new( py, prepared .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, &p.key)) .collect::>>()?, )?; let existing_iter = self._get_entries(py, py_keys.as_any())?; let existing_iter = existing_iter.bind(py); let mut existing: Vec = Vec::new(); for node in existing_iter.try_iter()? { let node = node?.cast_into::()?; let key = extract_py_knit_key(&node.get_item(1)?)?; let value = node .get_item(2)? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let parents: Vec = node .get_item(3)? .get_item(0) .ok() .map(|rl| { rl.try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_py_knit_key(&k?)) .collect::>>() }) .transpose()? .unwrap_or_default(); existing.push(bazaar::knit::ExistingAddRecord { key, value, parents, }); } to_remove = bazaar::knit::verify_dedup_records(&prepared, &existing).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; } let filtered = inputs.into_iter().filter_map(|i| { if to_remove.contains(&i.key) { None } else { Some((i.key, i.options, i.pos, i.size, i.parents)) } }); self.inner .encode_and_dispatch(filtered, missing_compression_parents) .map_err(knit_err_to_py) } } impl PyKnitGraphIndex { /// Call `graph_index.iter_entries(keys)`, adapting parentless indices by /// appending an empty refs tuple. Returns an unbound `Py` (a list) /// so callers can rebind it to any lifetime. fn _get_entries(&self, py: Python<'_>, keys: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let gi = self.graph_index.bind(py); if self.inner.parents { let result = gi.call_method1("iter_entries", (keys,))?; Ok(result.unbind()) } else { let raw = gi.call_method1("iter_entries", (keys,))?; let adapted = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for entry in raw.try_iter()? { let entry = entry?.cast_into::()?; let with_empty_refs = PyTuple::new( py, [ entry.get_item(0)?, entry.get_item(1)?, entry.get_item(2)?, PyTuple::empty(py).into_any(), ], )?; adapted.append(with_empty_refs)?; } Ok(adapted.into_any().unbind()) } } fn _get_node(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let key_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, [key.clone()])?; let entries = self._get_entries(py, key_list.as_any())?; let entries = entries.bind(py); let mut iter = entries.try_iter()?; match iter.next() { Some(entry) => Ok(entry?.cast_into::()?.unbind()), None => Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( key.clone().unbind(), py.None(), ))), } } fn _get_method_from_node(&self, node: &Bound<'_, PyTuple>) -> PyResult { if !self.inner.deltas { return Ok("fulltext".to_string()); } let refs = node.get_item(3)?; let has_compression_parent = refs.len()? > 1 && refs.get_item(1)?.len()? > 0; if has_compression_parent { Ok("line-delta".to_string()) } else { Ok("fulltext".to_string()) } } } /// pyo3 wrapper around `bazaar::knit::KnitKeyAccess`. /// /// Exposes the same interface as the Python `_KnitKeyAccess` class. #[pyclass(name = "_KnitKeyAccess")] pub struct PyKnitKeyAccess { inner: bazaar::knit::KnitKeyAccess, transport_obj: Py, mapper_obj: Py, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitKeyAccess { #[new] fn new(transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, mapper: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { use crate::transport::{PyMapper, PyTransport}; use bazaar::knit::KnitKeyAccess; Self { inner: KnitKeyAccess::new( PyTransport::new(transport.clone()), PyMapper::new(mapper.clone()), ), transport_obj: transport.unbind(), mapper_obj: mapper.unbind(), } } #[getter] fn _transport(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.transport_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _mapper(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.mapper_obj.clone_ref(py) } fn add_raw_record( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, size: usize, raw_data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&key)?; let data: Vec = { let mut buf = Vec::new(); for chunk in raw_data.try_iter()? { let b = chunk? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("raw_data must be iterable of bytes"))?; buf.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } buf }; let _ = size; let (ret_key, offset, ret_size) = self .inner .add_raw_record_bytes(rust_key, &data) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &ret_key)?; Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ py_key.into_any(), offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ret_size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )? .unbind()) } fn add_raw_records( &self, py: Python<'_>, key_sizes: Bound<'_, PyAny>, raw_data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let all_data: Vec = { let mut buf = Vec::new(); for chunk in raw_data.try_iter()? { let b = chunk? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("raw_data must be iterable of bytes"))?; buf.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } buf }; let result = PyList::empty(py); let mut offset = 0usize; for item in key_sizes.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let key = extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(&item.get_item(0)?)?; let size: usize = item.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let slice = &all_data[offset..offset + size]; let (ret_key, ret_offset, ret_size) = self .inner .add_raw_record_bytes(key, slice) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &ret_key)?; let memo = PyTuple::new( py, [ py_key.into_any(), ret_offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ret_size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?; result.append(memo)?; offset += size; } Ok(result.unbind()) } fn flush(&self) {} fn get_raw_records<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, memos_for_retrieval: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); // Group by prefix path for efficient readv batching let mut request_lists: Vec<(String, Vec<(u64, usize)>)> = Vec::new(); let mut current_path: Option = None; for memo in memos_for_retrieval.try_iter()? { let memo = memo?; let key = extract_py_knit_key(&memo.get_item(0)?)?; let offset: u64 = memo.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let length: usize = memo.get_item(2)?.extract()?; // Derive path from key prefix let prefix = PyKndxIndexInner::prefix_of(&key); let path = { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = prefix.iter().map(|s| s.as_slice()).collect(); self.inner.mapper().map(&refs) + ".knit" }; match current_path.as_deref() { Some(p) if p == path => { request_lists.last_mut().unwrap().1.push((offset, length)); } _ => { current_path = Some(path.clone()); request_lists.push((path, vec![(offset, length)])); } } } for (path, read_vector) in request_lists { let ranges: Vec = read_vector .iter() .map(|&(offset, length)| bazaar::transport::ReadRange { offset, length }) .collect(); let results = self .inner .transport() .readv(&path, &ranges) .map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; for r in results { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, &r.bytes))?; } } Ok(list.into_any().call_method0("__iter__")?.unbind()) } } // ── helpers used by PyKndxIndex ──────────────────────────────────────────── /// Extract a knit key from a Python object that is either a tuple of bytes /// (the normal case) or a plain bytes object (accepted by the legacy /// `get_method` / `get_options` API that some tests rely on). fn extract_py_knit_key_or_bytes(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if let Ok(b) = obj.clone().cast_into::() { return Ok(vec![b.as_bytes().to_vec()]); } extract_py_knit_key(obj) } fn extract_py_knit_key(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let tup = obj .downcast::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("knit key must be a tuple of bytes"))?; let mut key = Vec::with_capacity(tup.len()); for item in tup.iter() { let b = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("knit key elements must be bytes"))?; key.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(key) } /// Like `extract_py_knit_key` but allows the last element to be `None`. /// Returns `(key, true)` when the last element was `None` (auto-generate). fn extract_py_knit_key_autogen(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<(bazaar::knit::KnitKey, bool)> { let tup = obj .downcast::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("knit key must be a tuple of bytes"))?; let mut key = Vec::with_capacity(tup.len()); let mut autogen = false; let len = tup.len(); for (i, item) in tup.iter().enumerate() { if i == len - 1 && item.is_none() { autogen = true; key.push(Vec::new()); // placeholder, filled in after digest } else { let b = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("knit key elements must be bytes"))?; key.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } } Ok((key, autogen)) } fn extract_py_knit_keys(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { // Silently skip malformed keys: callers (e.g. get_parent_map) treat // unknown keys as absent, so a key that can't be parsed is just absent. // This matches the Python _KnitGraphIndex behaviour of passing keys // through to the underlying graph index which returns no match. let mut keys = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { if let Ok(key) = extract_py_knit_key(&item?) { keys.push(key); } } Ok(keys) } fn py_knit_key_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: &bazaar::knit::KnitKey, ) -> PyResult> { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)).collect(); PyTuple::new(py, parts) } fn knit_index_memo_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, key: &bazaar::knit::KnitKey, det: &bazaar::knit::KnitRecordDetails, ) -> PyResult> { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; PyTuple::new( py, [ py_key.into_any(), det.index_memo.offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), det.index_memo.length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], ) } /// Shared state for a batch of delta-closure records produced by one /// `get_record_stream(include_delta_closure=True)` call. /// /// All `PyKnitDeltaClosureRecord` objects in the same batch share this via /// `Arc` so the raw record map and global map are fetched only once. struct DeltaClosureState { /// Pre-fetched raw bytes map: key → (raw_bytes, method, noeol, next). raw_map: bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawMap, /// Parent map for all keys (including nonlocal): key → Option. global_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, /// Serialised wire bytes for the first record in this batch. Computed /// once and cached; subsequent records return `b""`. wire_bytes: std::sync::OnceLock>, /// `emit_keys`: the locally-present keys in this batch (not nonlocal). emit_keys: Vec, annotated: bool, } impl DeltaClosureState { fn wire_bytes(&self) -> &[u8] { self.wire_bytes.get_or_init(|| { bazaar::knit::build_delta_closure_wire_bytes( self.annotated, &self.emit_keys, &self.raw_map, &self.global_map, ) }) } } /// One record emitted by `get_record_stream(include_delta_closure=True)`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `LazyKnitContentFactory`: /// - `storage_kind = "knit-delta-closure"` for the first record in a batch /// - `storage_kind = "knit-delta-closure-ref"` for subsequent records /// - `get_bytes_as("knit-delta-closure")` → wire bytes (first) or `b""` /// - `get_bytes_as("fulltext" / "lines" / "chunked")` → reconstructed text #[pyclass(name = "KnitDeltaClosureRecord")] struct PyKnitDeltaClosureRecord { inner_key: KnitKey, inner_parents: Option>, first: bool, state: Arc, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitDeltaClosureRecord { #[getter] fn key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { py_knit_key_to_py(py, &self.inner_key) } #[getter] fn parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { match &self.inner_parents { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(parents) => { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )?; Ok(tup.into_any().unbind()) } } } #[getter] fn storage_kind(&self) -> &str { if self.first { "knit-delta-closure" } else { "knit-delta-closure-ref" } } #[getter] fn sha1(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { py.None() } /// Size of the content fulltext, or `None` when not known. /// /// Mirrors Python's `LazyKnitContentFactory.size`, which is always /// `None`; callers such as `groupcompress.insert_record_stream` fall /// back to summing the chunk lengths. #[getter] fn size(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { py.None() } fn get_bytes_as<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { match storage_kind { "knit-delta-closure" => { if self.first { Ok(PyBytes::new(py, self.state.wire_bytes()) .into_any() .unbind()) } else { Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any().unbind()) } } "knit-delta-closure-ref" => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any().unbind()), "fulltext" | "lines" | "chunked" => { let lines = self.reconstruct_lines(py)?; let line_list = PyList::empty(py); for l in &lines { line_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } if storage_kind == "fulltext" { let joined: Vec = lines.into_iter().flatten().collect(); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &joined).into_any().unbind()) } else { Ok(line_list.into_any().unbind()) } } _ => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "UnavailableRepresentation: {storage_kind} not available" ))), } } fn iter_bytes_as<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self.get_bytes_as(py, storage_kind)?; Ok(bytes.into_bound(py).call_method0("__iter__")?.unbind()) } } impl PyKnitDeltaClosureRecord { fn reconstruct_lines(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { let (lines, digest) = if self.state.annotated { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, &self.state.raw_map, &self.inner_key, ) } else { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, &self.state.raw_map, &self.inner_key, ) } .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; let mut hasher = Sha1::new(); for line in &lines { hasher.update(line); } let actual: String = hasher .finalize() .iter() .map(|b| format!("{b:02x}")) .collect(); let actual_bytes = actual.as_bytes(); if actual_bytes != digest.as_slice() { let key_tuple = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &self.inner_key)?.unbind(); let lines_py = PyList::empty(py); for l in &lines { lines_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } return Err(SHA1KnitCorrupt::new_err(( "".to_string(), PyBytes::new(py, actual_bytes).unbind(), PyBytes::new(py, &digest).unbind(), key_tuple, lines_py.unbind(), ))); } Ok(lines) } } /// Rust-backed equivalent of Python's `KnitContentFactory`. /// /// Emitted by `get_record_stream(include_delta_closure=False)`. Holds the raw /// gzip-compressed bytes for one knit record. `get_bytes_as` is implemented /// entirely in Rust, removing the Python adapter-registry indirection. #[pyclass(name = "KnitContentFactory")] struct PyKnitContentFactory { inner_key: KnitKey, inner_parents: Option>, /// `("line-delta" | "fulltext", noeol)` — mirrors `_build_details`. method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, inner_sha1: Option>, raw_record: Vec, annotated: bool, /// Pre-computed network bytes, if known (else built on demand). network_bytes: Option>, /// The owning knit, used to reconstruct delta records as fulltext/lines. knit: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitContentFactory { /// Create a KnitContentFactory. Mirrors the Python constructor signature /// so callers (e.g. `knit_network_to_record`) build it the same way. #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, build_details, sha1, raw_record, annotated, knit=None, network_bytes=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, build_details: Bound<'_, PyAny>, sha1: Option>, raw_record: Vec, annotated: bool, knit: Option>, network_bytes: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let inner_key = extract_py_knit_key(&key)?; let inner_parents = if parents.is_none() { None } else { Some( parents .try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_py_knit_key(&p?)) .collect::>>()?, ) }; // build_details[0] is the method string ("line-delta"/"fulltext"), // build_details[1] is the noeol flag. let method_str: String = build_details.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let method = match method_str.as_str() { "fulltext" => KnitMethod::Fulltext, "line-delta" => KnitMethod::LineDelta, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown method: {}", other))); } }; let noeol: bool = build_details.get_item(1)?.is_truthy()?; let _ = py; Ok(PyKnitContentFactory { inner_key, inner_parents, method, noeol, inner_sha1: sha1, raw_record, annotated, network_bytes, knit, }) } #[getter] fn key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { py_knit_key_to_py(py, &self.inner_key) } #[getter] fn parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { match &self.inner_parents { None => Ok(py.None()), Some(parents) => Ok(PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )? .into_any() .unbind()), } } #[getter] fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { bazaar::knit::format_storage_kind(self.method.clone(), self.annotated) } #[getter] fn sha1<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.inner_sha1 { None => py.None(), Some(s) => PyBytes::new(py, s).into_any().unbind(), } } #[getter] fn _raw_record<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.raw_record) } #[getter] fn size<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { py.None() } #[getter] fn _build_details<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyTuple::new( py, [ pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, self.method.as_str()).as_any(), pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, self.noeol).as_any(), ], ) } fn get_bytes_as<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { let my_kind = self.storage_kind(); if storage_kind == my_kind.as_str() { // Our native kind: serialise (or return the cached) network bytes. let network = match &self.network_bytes { Some(b) => PyBytes::new(py, b), None => build_network_record_bytes(py, self)?, }; return Ok(network.into_any().unbind()); } // Fulltext/lines/chunked directly from a fulltext raw record. if self.method == KnitMethod::Fulltext && matches!(storage_kind, "fulltext" | "lines" | "chunked") { let lines = self.decompress_to_lines()?; if storage_kind == "fulltext" { let joined: Vec = lines.into_iter().flatten().collect(); return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &joined).into_any().unbind()); } else { let lst = PyList::empty(py); for l in &lines { lst.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } return Ok(lst.into_any().unbind()); } } // Delta records: reconstruct via the owning knit, if we have one. // Mirrors the Python `self._knit.get_lines / get_text` fallback. if let Some(knit) = &self.knit { let version_id = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &self.inner_key)?.get_item(0)?; match storage_kind { "chunked" | "lines" => { return Ok(knit .bind(py) .call_method1("get_lines", (version_id,))? .unbind()); } "fulltext" => { return Ok(knit .bind(py) .call_method1("get_text", (version_id,))? .unbind()); } _ => {} } } let exc_cls = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("UnavailableRepresentation")?; Err(PyErr::from_value(exc_cls.call1(( self.key(py)?, storage_kind, my_kind.as_str(), ))?)) } fn iter_bytes_as<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self.get_bytes_as(py, storage_kind)?; Ok(bytes.into_bound(py).call_method0("__iter__")?.unbind()) } } impl PyKnitContentFactory { fn decompress_to_lines(&self) -> PyResult>> { let version_id = self.inner_key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let (body_lines, _digest) = bazaar::knit::parse_record(&version_id, &self.raw_record).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; // Strip annotation prefix for annotated records — `lines`/`chunked`/ // `fulltext` callers expect plain text. let mut lines = if self.annotated { use bazaar::knit::KnitFactory as _; bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory .fulltext_payload_lines(&body_lines) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)? } else { body_lines }; // Apply the record's noeol flag: drop the trailing '\n' that lower_fulltext // adds to stored lines, restoring the original (noeol) text. if self.noeol { if let Some(last) = lines.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } Ok(lines) } } /// `LazyKnitContentFactory` — the record yielded by a delta-closure /// `get_record_stream` iteration. /// /// Holds a back-reference to its `generator` (`_NetworkContentMapGenerator` /// or `_VFContentMapGenerator`); `get_bytes_as` dispatches the actual /// reconstruction to the generator's `_get_one_work`. The first record in /// the stream serialises the whole closure as wire bytes; subsequent /// records emit an empty `knit-delta-closure-ref` payload. #[pyclass(name = "LazyKnitContentFactory")] pub struct PyLazyKnitContentFactory { #[pyo3(get)] key: Py, #[pyo3(get)] parents: Py, #[pyo3(get)] sha1: Py, #[pyo3(get)] storage_kind: String, generator: Py, first: bool, } #[pymethods] impl PyLazyKnitContentFactory { /// Size of the content fulltext, or `None` when not known. /// Mirrors Python's `LazyKnitContentFactory.size`, which is always /// `None`; callers such as `groupcompress.insert_record_stream` fall /// back to summing the chunk lengths. #[getter] fn size(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { py.None() } #[new] fn new( key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, generator: Bound<'_, PyAny>, first: bool, ) -> PyResult { let py = key.py(); Ok(Self { key: key.unbind(), parents: parents.unbind(), sha1: py.None(), storage_kind: bazaar::knit::delta_closure_storage_kind(first).to_owned(), generator: generator.unbind(), first, }) } fn get_bytes_as<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult> { if storage_kind == self.storage_kind { if self.first { return self.generator.bind(py).call_method0("_wire_bytes"); } return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, b"").into_any()); } if matches!(storage_kind, "chunked" | "fulltext" | "lines") { let work = self .generator .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_one_work", (self.key.bind(py),))?; let chunks = work.call_method0("text")?; let lines: Vec> = chunks .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("expected bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; if matches!(storage_kind, "chunked" | "lines") { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); return Ok(pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, &py_lines)?.into_any()); } return Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &lines.concat()).into_any()); } Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(( self.key.clone_ref(py), storage_kind.to_owned(), self.storage_kind.clone(), ))) } fn iter_bytes_as<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult> { if matches!(storage_kind, "chunked" | "lines") { let work = self .generator .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_one_work", (self.key.bind(py),))?; return work.call_method0("text"); } Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(( self.key.clone_ref(py), storage_kind.to_owned(), self.storage_kind.clone(), ))) } } fn build_network_record_bytes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, rec: &PyKnitContentFactory, ) -> PyResult> { let storage_kind = rec.storage_kind(); let parents_list: Option>>> = rec.inner_parents.clone(); let out = bazaar::knit::build_network_record( storage_kind.as_bytes(), &rec.inner_key, parents_list.as_deref(), rec.noeol, &rec.raw_record, ); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } /// Lazy iterator over knit records produced by `_read_records_iter`. /// /// Holds the pre-fetched raw bytes for each `(key, index_memo)` pair and /// parses one record per `__next__` call. Parse errors surface to the caller /// when iterating, mirroring the Python generator semantics. #[pyclass] struct KnitReadRecordsIter { items: std::vec::IntoIter<(Py, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl KnitReadRecordsIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { let Some((key, raw)) = self.items.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let key_b = key.bind(py); let raw_b = raw.bind(py); let version_id = key_b .get_item(-1_isize)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes"))?; let (body_lines, digest) = bazaar::knit::parse_record(version_id.as_bytes(), raw_b.as_bytes()) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let content = PyList::empty(py); for line in &body_lines { content.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } let py_digest = PyBytes::new(py, &digest); Ok(Some( PyTuple::new(py, [key_b, &content.into_any(), py_digest.as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind(), )) } } /// Lazy iterator backing `_read_records_iter_raw`: parses each record's /// header (sha1 digest) on demand and yields `(key, raw_bytes, digest)`. #[pyclass] struct KnitReadRecordsIterRaw { items: std::vec::IntoIter<(Py, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl KnitReadRecordsIterRaw { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { let Some((key, raw)) = self.items.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let key_b = key.bind(py); let raw_b = raw.bind(py); let header = bazaar::knit::parse_record_header_only(raw_b.as_bytes()).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let expected = key_b .get_item(-1_isize)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes"))?; if header.version_id != expected.as_bytes() { return Err(knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::UnexpectedVersion { wanted: expected.as_bytes().to_vec(), got: header.version_id.clone(), })); } let digest = PyBytes::new(py, &header.digest); Ok(Some( PyTuple::new(py, [key_b, raw_b.as_any(), digest.as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind(), )) } } /// Lazy iterator backing `_read_records_iter_unchecked`: yields `(key, raw_bytes)`. #[pyclass] struct KnitReadRecordsIterUnchecked { items: std::vec::IntoIter<(Py, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl KnitReadRecordsIterUnchecked { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { let Some((key, raw)) = self.items.next() else { return Ok(None); }; Ok(Some( PyTuple::new(py, [key.bind(py), raw.bind(py)])? .into_any() .unbind(), )) } } /// One unit of work in a lazy `get_record_stream`. enum StreamItem { /// An absent key — emit an `AbsentContentFactory`. Absent(KnitKey), /// A run of locally-present keys, in stream order, fetched from the /// local access on demand. Local(Vec), /// A run of keys owned by `immediate_fallback_vfs[idx - 1]`, /// delegated to that fallback's `get_record_stream`. Fallback { src_idx: usize, keys: Vec }, } /// Lazy iterator backing `get_record_stream` for the non-delta-closure /// path. /// /// Records are fetched one at a time so a pack reload (`RetryWithNewPacks`) /// only happens when the stream actually reaches the affected pack, /// matching the streaming semantics callers rely on. On a reload the /// remaining keys of the current local group are re-fetched with fresh /// build details, since a reload invalidates the previous `index_memo`s. #[pyclass] struct KnitRecordStreamLazy { vf: Py, annotated: bool, /// Ordering passed through to fallback `get_record_stream` calls. effective_ordering: String, /// Stream order: absent keys first, then source-grouped present keys. items: std::collections::VecDeque, /// Parents for every present key (`None` for parentless). global_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, /// State for the local group currently being drained, if any. local: Option, /// Records buffered from a fallback's stream, drained before the /// next item is started. fallback_buffer: std::collections::VecDeque>, } /// In-progress drain of one `StreamItem::Local` group. struct LocalGroupState { /// Keys of this group not yet emitted, in order. remaining: Vec, /// How many of `remaining` have been emitted. emitted: usize, /// Build details for the keys of this group. positions: std::collections::HashMap>, /// Live Python `get_raw_records` generator for `remaining[emitted..]`. raw_iter: Py, } #[pymethods] impl KnitRecordStreamLazy { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { loop { // Drain any records buffered from a fallback stream first. if let Some(rec) = self.fallback_buffer.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(rec)); } // Continue draining the current local group, if any. if self.local.is_some() { if let Some(rec) = self.next_local_record(py)? { return Ok(Some(rec)); } // Group exhausted. self.local = None; } // Start the next item. let Some(item) = self.items.pop_front() else { return Ok(None); }; match item { StreamItem::Absent(key) => { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?; let factory = crate::versionedfile::new_absent_content_factory(py, py_key.extract()?)?; return Ok(Some(factory.into_any().unbind())); } StreamItem::Fallback { src_idx, keys } => { let vf = self.vf.bind(py).borrow(); let fb = vf.immediate_fallback_vfs[src_idx - 1].bind(py); let fb_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in &keys { fb_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let fb_stream = fb.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (fb_keys, self.effective_ordering.as_str(), false), )?; for rec in fb_stream.try_iter()? { self.fallback_buffer.push_back(rec?.unbind()); } } StreamItem::Local(keys) => { self.local = Some(self.start_local_group(py, keys)?); } } } } } impl KnitRecordStreamLazy { /// Fetch build details for `keys` and open a lazy `get_raw_records` /// generator, retrying once across a pack reload if needed. fn start_local_group(&self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Vec) -> PyResult { let (positions, raw_iter) = self.fetch_local(py, &keys)?; Ok(LocalGroupState { remaining: keys, emitted: 0, positions, raw_iter, }) } /// Build details + a fresh `get_raw_records` generator for `keys`. fn fetch_local( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> PyResult<( std::collections::HashMap>, Py, )> { let vf = self.vf.bind(py).borrow(); let index = PyKnitIndex::new(vf.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let positions = index.get_build_details(keys).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let memos = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { let memo = &positions .get(k) .ok_or_else(|| { knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(k.clone())) })? .index_memo; memos.append(PyTuple::new( py, [ memo.file_ref.0.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py), memo.offset.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), memo.length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?)?; } let raw_iter = vf .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (memos,))? .call_method0("__iter__")? .unbind(); Ok((positions, raw_iter)) } /// Emit the next record of the current local group, or `None` when /// the group is fully drained. Handles `RetryWithNewPacks` by /// reloading and re-fetching the still-undelivered keys. fn next_local_record(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { loop { let state = self.local.as_mut().unwrap(); if state.emitted >= state.remaining.len() { return Ok(None); } let raw_next = state.raw_iter.bind(py).call_method0("__next__"); match raw_next { Ok(raw_obj) => { let key = state.remaining[state.emitted].clone(); let details = state.positions.get(&key).ok_or_else(|| { knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key.clone())) })?; let raw_bytes: Vec = raw_obj .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("get_raw_records yielded non-bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let factory = PyKnitContentFactory { inner_key: key.clone(), inner_parents: self.global_map.get(&key).cloned().flatten(), method: details.method, noeol: details.noeol, inner_sha1: None, raw_record: raw_bytes, annotated: self.annotated, network_bytes: None, knit: None, }; state.emitted += 1; return Ok(Some(factory.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any().unbind())); } Err(err) if err.is_instance_of::(py) => { return Ok(None); } Err(err) if err.is_instance_of::(py) => { // Reload, then re-fetch the not-yet-emitted keys. let vf = self.vf.bind(py).borrow(); vf.access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("reload_or_raise", (err.value(py),))?; drop(vf); let pending: Vec = state.remaining[state.emitted..].to_vec(); let (positions, raw_iter) = self.fetch_local(py, &pending)?; let state = self.local.as_mut().unwrap(); state.remaining = { let mut r = state.remaining[..state.emitted].to_vec(); r.extend(pending); r }; state.positions = positions; state.raw_iter = raw_iter; } Err(err) => return Err(err), } } } } /// Rust-backed implementation of Python's `KnitVersionedFiles`. /// /// Wraps [`bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles`] with [`PyKnitIndex`] and /// [`PyKnitAccess`] adapters so pure-Rust logic (add_lines, get_text, get_sha1s, /// check_should_delta, …) drives the Python index and access objects. #[pyclass( name = "KnitVersionedFiles", extends = crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks, subclass, dict )] pub struct PyKnitVersionedFiles { /// Held so Python callers can read `._index` / `._access`. index_obj: Py, access_obj: Py, /// Whether the factory is annotated (True) or plain (False). annotated: bool, max_delta_chain: usize, reload_func: Py, immediate_fallback_vfs: Vec>, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitVersionedFiles { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (index, data_access, max_delta_chain=200, annotated=false, reload_func=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, data_access: Bound<'_, PyAny>, max_delta_chain: usize, annotated: bool, reload_func: Option>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { crate::versionedfile::vfwf_initializer().add_subclass(Self { index_obj: index.unbind(), access_obj: data_access.unbind(), annotated, max_delta_chain, reload_func: reload_func.map(|f| f.unbind()).unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()), immediate_fallback_vfs: Vec::new(), }) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let index_repr = self.index_obj.bind(py).repr()?; let access_repr = self.access_obj.bind(py).repr()?; Ok(format!( "KnitVersionedFiles({}, {})", index_repr, access_repr )) } #[getter] fn _index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.index_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _access(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.access_obj.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn _max_delta_chain(&self) -> usize { self.max_delta_chain } #[setter] fn set__max_delta_chain(&mut self, value: usize) { self.max_delta_chain = value; } #[getter] fn _immediate_fallback_vfs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for vf in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { list.append(vf.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } fn without_fallbacks(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let result = PyKnitVersionedFiles { index_obj: self.index_obj.clone_ref(py), access_obj: self.access_obj.clone_ref(py), max_delta_chain: self.max_delta_chain, annotated: self.annotated, reload_func: self.reload_func.clone_ref(py), immediate_fallback_vfs: Vec::new(), }; let init = crate::versionedfile::vfwf_initializer().add_subclass(result); let obj: Py = Py::new(py, init)?; Ok(obj.into_any()) } fn add_fallback_versioned_files(&mut self, a_versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { self.immediate_fallback_vfs.push(a_versioned_files.unbind()); } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] fn add_lines( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Option>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // TODO: call check_write_ok through the Rust KnitIndex trait once // key parsing can happen after the lock check. self.index_obj.bind(py).call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; let (mut rust_key, autogen_key) = extract_py_knit_key_autogen(&key)?; let rust_lines: Vec> = lines .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("lines must be an iterable of bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; // Validate key and lines the same way the Python side does. if check_content { self.check_lines_not_unicode(py, &rust_lines)?; self.check_lines_are_lines(py, &rust_lines)?; } for (i, seg) in rust_key.iter().enumerate() { if autogen_key && i == rust_key.len() - 1 { continue; // placeholder, filled below } if seg.contains(&b' ') || seg.contains(&b'\t') || seg.contains(&b'\n') { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "key element contains whitespace: {:?}", seg ))); } } let line_bytes: Vec = rust_lines.iter().flat_map(|l| l.iter().copied()).collect(); let digest = bazaar::osutils::sha::sha_string(&line_bytes); let digest_bytes = digest.clone().into_bytes(); if autogen_key { let last = rust_key.last_mut().unwrap(); *last = [b"sha1:".as_ref(), digest_bytes.as_slice()].concat(); } // Check nostore_sha. if let Some(ref ns) = nostore_sha { let ns_bytes: Vec = ns .cast::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default(); if ns_bytes == digest_bytes { pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, ExistingContent); return Err(ExistingContent::new_err(())); } } let rust_parents: Vec>> = match parents { None => Vec::new(), Some(ref p) => { if p.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { p.try_iter()? .map(|item| extract_py_knit_key(&item?)) .collect::>()? } } }; let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let kvf = if self.annotated { bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ) } else { // Need the same type; use a newtype trick via trait objects or // just call the Rust KVF directly for the plain case. // Since KnitVersionedFiles is generic, we can't store both in one // field. Call the common pipeline directly instead. return self.add_lines_plain( py, rust_key, rust_parents, rust_lines, digest_bytes, random_id, ); }; let (ret_digest, text_length) = kvf .add_lines(rust_key, rust_parents, rust_lines, random_id) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &ret_digest).into_any(), text_length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py), ], )?; Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let has_graph = index.has_graph(); let local_map = index.get_parent_map(&rust_keys).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (key, parents) in &local_map { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; if has_graph { let py_parents = PyTuple::new( py, parents .iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p)) .collect::>>()?, )?; result.set_item(py_key, py_parents)?; } else { result.set_item(py_key, py.None())?; } } // Consult fallback VFs for any missing keys. let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet>> = rust_keys.into_iter().collect(); for key in local_map.keys() { missing.remove(key); } for fallback in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let fb_keys = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &missing { fb_keys.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let fb_result = fallback .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (fb_keys,))?; let fb_dict = fb_result.cast_into::()?; for (k, v) in fb_dict.iter() { let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key(&k)?; missing.remove(&rust_key); result.set_item(k, v)?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_sha1s<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let rust_keys = extract_py_knit_keys(&keys)?; let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let local_result = rust_get_sha1s(&index, &access, &rust_keys).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (key, digest) in &local_result { result.set_item(py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?, PyBytes::new(py, digest))?; } let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet>> = rust_keys.into_iter().collect(); for k in local_result.keys() { missing.remove(k); } for fallback in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let fb_keys = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &missing { fb_keys.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let fb_result = fallback.bind(py).call_method1("get_sha1s", (fb_keys,))?; let fb_dict = fb_result.cast_into::()?; for (k, v) in fb_dict.iter() { let rust_key = extract_py_knit_key(&k)?; missing.remove(&rust_key); result.set_item(k, v)?; } } Ok(result) } fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { // Call Python index.keys() directly so Python exceptions (KnitHeaderError // etc.) propagate unchanged rather than being wrapped in ValueError. let local_keys = self.index_obj.bind(py).call_method0("keys")?; let result = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in local_keys.try_iter()? { result.add(k?)?; } for fallback in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { let fb_keys = fallback.bind(py).call_method0("keys")?; for k in fb_keys.try_iter()? { result.add(k?)?; } } Ok(result.into_any()) } #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None, keys=None))] fn check( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, progress_bar: Option>, keys: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = progress_bar; if let Some(k) = keys { // check(keys=...) is just get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", True) let ordering = pyo3::intern!(py, "unordered").clone().into_any(); let idc = pyo3::types::PyBool::new(py, true).to_owned().into_any(); return PyKnitVersionedFiles::get_record_stream(slf, py, k, ordering, idc); } let this_ref = slf.bind(py); let this = this_ref.borrow(); // _logical_check: verify all delta keys have their compression parent present. let index = PyKnitIndex::new(this.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let all_keys = index.keys().map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in &all_keys { py_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let parent_map_raw = this .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (py_keys.clone(),))? .cast_into::()?; for k in &all_keys { let method = index.get_method(k).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; if method != bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::Fulltext { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?; let parents_obj = parent_map_raw.get_item(&py_key)?.ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("{k:?} not in parent_map")) })?; let parents_tup = parents_obj.cast_into::()?; if parents_tup.is_empty() { continue; } let compression_parent = parents_tup.get_item(0)?; if parent_map_raw.get_item(&compression_parent)?.is_none() { return Err(KnitCorrupt::new_err(( py.None(), format!( "Missing basis parent {:?} for {:?}", compression_parent, py_key ), ))); } } } // Check fallback VFs. for fallback in &this.immediate_fallback_vfs { fallback.bind(py).call_method0("check")?; } Ok(py.None()) } fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let missing = index .get_missing_compression_parents() .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &missing { result.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn annotate<'py>( slf: Py, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let factory = slf.bind(py).borrow()._factory(py)?; factory .bind(py) .call_method1("annotate", (slf, key)) .map(|b| b.unbind()) } fn get_annotator(slf: Py, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let vf_obj = slf.clone_ref(py).into_any(); let mut annotator = PyKnitAnnotator::from_kvf(py, &slf.bind(py).borrow())?; annotator.vf = vf_obj; Py::new(py, annotator).map(|p| p.into_any()) } fn insert_record_stream( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, stream: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let this_ref = slf.bind(py); let this = this_ref.borrow(); let annotated = this.annotated; let has_delta = this.max_delta_chain > 0; let has_fallbacks = !this.immediate_fallback_vfs.is_empty(); let max_delta_chain = this.max_delta_chain; // Build the type sets matching Python's insert_record_stream logic. let annotated_prefix = if annotated { "annotated-" } else { "" }; let mut native_types: std::collections::HashSet<&str> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let ft_native = format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}ft-gz"); let delta_native = format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}delta-gz"); native_types.insert(&ft_native); if has_delta { native_types.insert(&delta_native); } let convertible_annotated_ft = "knit-annotated-ft-gz"; let convertible_annotated_delta = "knit-annotated-delta-gz"; let mut convertible_types: std::collections::HashSet<&str> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); if !annotated { convertible_types.insert(convertible_annotated_ft); if has_delta { convertible_types.insert(convertible_annotated_delta); } } let index = PyKnitIndex::new(this.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let index_obj = this.index_obj.clone_ref(py); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(this.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); drop(this); // Lazy iterator: pull one record at a time from the Python stream and // convert it into a `KnitStreamRecord`. Yielding lazily lets bazaar's // insert loop commit each record (or buffer it) before we materialise // the next — so a later delta record can fetch its basis from `slf`. let stream_py: Py = stream.try_iter()?.into_any().unbind(); let slf_for_iter = slf.clone_ref(py); let native_types_owned: std::collections::HashSet = native_types.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(); let convertible_types_owned: std::collections::HashSet = convertible_types.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(); // Use a slot for the last PyErr — KnitError can't carry it directly, // so we stash it here, return a placeholder error, and re-raise after // the bazaar layer hands control back. let py_err_slot: Rc>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(None)); let py_err_slot_iter = py_err_slot.clone(); let record_iter = std::iter::from_fn(move || { Python::attach(|py| { let stream_b = stream_py.bind(py); let next_item = stream_b.call_method0("__next__"); let record = match next_item { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { return None; } Err(e) => { *py_err_slot_iter.borrow_mut() = Some(e); return Some(Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt( "py stream error".to_string(), ))); } }; Some( convert_stream_record( py, &record, &native_types_owned, &convertible_types_owned, has_fallbacks, index_obj.bind(py), slf_for_iter.bind(py), ) .map_err(|e| { *py_err_slot_iter.borrow_mut() = Some(e); bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("py conversion error".to_string()) }), ) }) }); let result = if annotated { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, max_delta_chain, ); kvf.insert_record_stream(record_iter) } else { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, max_delta_chain, ); kvf.insert_record_stream(record_iter) }; if let Some(py_err) = py_err_slot.borrow_mut().take() { return Err(py_err); } result.map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } fn get_record_stream( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'_, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let this_ref = slf.bind(py); let this = this_ref.borrow(); let include_delta_closure: bool = include_delta_closure.extract()?; let ordering: String = ordering.extract()?; let key_set = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } if key_set.is_empty() { return Ok(PyList::empty(py).try_iter()?.into_any().unbind()); } let has_graph: bool = this.index_obj.bind(py).getattr("has_graph")?.extract()?; let effective_ordering = if !has_graph { "unordered".to_string() } else { ordering.clone() }; if include_delta_closure { // Delta-closure path. Mirrors KnitVersionedFiles._get_remaining_record_stream: // 1. Walk local positions + global parent map. // 2. Order keys topologically (or remote-first for unordered) and // group by their owning source. // 3. For each group: locally, drive the existing // _group_keys_for_io / _get_record_map_unparsed pipeline; for // a fallback, delegate to its get_record_stream. let positions = this ._get_components_positions(py, key_set.clone().into_any(), Some(true))? .into_bound(py) .cast_into::()?; let global_map_tup = this ._get_parent_map_with_sources(py, key_set.clone().into_any())? .into_bound(py) .cast_into::()?; let global_map_py = global_map_tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_maps = global_map_tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let mut global_map_rust: std::collections::HashMap>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in global_map_py.iter() { let key = extract_knit_key(&k).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents: Option> = if v.is_none() { None } else { Some( v.try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?, ) }; global_map_rust.insert(key, parents); } let mut source_of: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (idx, src_obj) in parent_maps.iter().enumerate() { let src = src_obj.cast_into::()?; for k_obj in src.keys().iter() { let k = extract_knit_key(&k_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; source_of.entry(k).or_insert(idx); } } let present_keys: Vec = match effective_ordering.as_str() { "topological" => { let tsort_iter = global_map_rust .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone().unwrap_or_default())); let mut sorter = vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new(tsort_iter); sorter.sorted().map_err(|e| { knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "topo_sort: {e:?}" ))) })? } "unordered" => { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); for src_obj in parent_maps.iter().rev() { let src = src_obj.cast_into::()?; for k_obj in src.keys().iter() { out.push(extract_knit_key(&k_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?); } } out } "groupcompress" => bazaar::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal( global_map_rust .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone().unwrap_or_default())) .collect(), ), other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "valid values for ordering are: \"unordered\", \"groupcompress\" or \"topological\" not: {other:?}" ))); } }; let mut source_groups: Vec<(usize, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for key in &present_keys { let src_idx = source_of[key]; if source_groups.last().map(|(s, _)| *s) != Some(src_idx) { source_groups.push((src_idx, Vec::new())); } source_groups.last_mut().unwrap().1.push(key.clone()); } let absent_set: std::collections::HashSet = key_set .clone() .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_knit_key(&k?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>>()? .into_iter() .filter(|k| !global_map_rust.contains_key(k)) .collect(); let global_map_arc = Arc::new(global_map_rust.clone()); let result_list = PyList::empty(py); for key in &absent_set { let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?; let factory = crate::versionedfile::new_absent_content_factory(py, py_key.extract()?)?; result_list.append(factory.into_any())?; } let annotated = this.annotated; for (src_idx, group) in source_groups { if group.is_empty() { continue; } if src_idx == 0 { let group_py = PyList::empty(py); for k in &group { group_py.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } for sub_keys in this ._group_keys_for_io( py, group_py.into_any(), pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?.into_any(), positions.clone().into_any(), None, )? .into_bound(py) .try_iter()? { let sub_tup = sub_keys?.cast_into::()?; let chunk_keys_obj = sub_tup.get_item(0)?; let nonlocal_obj = sub_tup.get_item(1)?; let nonlocal_set: std::collections::HashSet = nonlocal_obj .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_knit_key(&k?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?; let emit_keys: Vec = chunk_keys_obj .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_knit_key(&k?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>>()? .into_iter() .filter(|k| !nonlocal_set.contains(k)) .collect(); let raw_map_py = this ._get_record_map_unparsed(py, chunk_keys_obj.clone(), true)? .into_bound(py) .cast_into::()?; let mut raw_map = bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawMap::new(); for (k, v) in raw_map_py.iter() { let key = extract_knit_key(&k).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let tup = v.cast_into::()?; let raw_bytes: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let record_details = tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let method_str: String = record_details.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let noeol: bool = record_details.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let next_obj = tup.get_item(2)?; let next = if next_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(extract_knit_key(&next_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?) }; let method = match method_str.as_str() { "line-delta" => bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::LineDelta, _ => bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::Fulltext, }; raw_map.insert( key, bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawEntry { raw_bytes, method, noeol, next, }, ); } let state = Arc::new(DeltaClosureState { raw_map, global_map: (*global_map_arc).clone(), wire_bytes: std::sync::OnceLock::new(), emit_keys: emit_keys.clone(), annotated, }); let mut first = true; for key in &emit_keys { let parents = global_map_arc.get(key).cloned().flatten(); let record = PyKnitDeltaClosureRecord { inner_key: key.clone(), inner_parents: parents, first, state: Arc::clone(&state), }; result_list.append(record.into_pyobject(py)?)?; first = false; } } } else { let fb = this.immediate_fallback_vfs[src_idx - 1].bind(py); let fb_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in &group { fb_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let fb_stream = fb.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (fb_keys, effective_ordering.as_str(), true), )?; for item in fb_stream.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let storage_kind: String = item.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { continue; } result_list.append(item)?; } } } return Ok(result_list.try_iter()?.into_any().unbind()); } // Non-delta-closure path. Plan computation (index reads) is // retried on a pack reload here; the actual record fetches are // streamed lazily by KnitRecordStreamLazy, which handles its own // reloads as the stream advances. let access_obj = this.access_obj.clone_ref(py); drop(this); retry_on_new_packs(py, &access_obj, || { Self::get_record_stream_local_once(slf.clone_ref(py), py, &key_set, &effective_ordering) }) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let knit_keys: Vec = keys .try_iter()? .map(|item| extract_knit_key(&item?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?; let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let pairs = if self.annotated { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ); kvf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(&knit_keys) .map_err(|e| read_err_to_py(&kvf.access, e))? } else { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ); kvf.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(&knit_keys) .map_err(|e| read_err_to_py(&kvf.access, e))? }; // Emit local results first. let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut remaining_keys: std::collections::HashSet = knit_keys.into_iter().collect(); for (line, key) in pairs { remaining_keys.remove(&key); let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, &key)?; out.append(PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), py_key.into_any()], )?)?; } // Consult fallback VFs for any keys that were not found locally. for source in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { if remaining_keys.is_empty() { break; } let source_keys = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in &remaining_keys { source_keys.add(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let fallback_iter = source .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", (source_keys,))?; for item in fallback_iter.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; let key = tup.get_item(1)?; let rust_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; remaining_keys.remove(&rust_key); out.append(tup)?; } } let _ = pb; // progress bar not needed for eager collection Ok(out.try_iter()?.into_any().unbind()) } fn make_mpdiffs(slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { // VersionedFiles.make_mpdiffs uses _MPDiffGenerator(self, keys). // Pass this PyKnitVersionedFiles directly since it exposes get_record_stream. let vf_m = py.import("bzrformats.versionedfile")?; let generator = vf_m.call_method1("_MPDiffGenerator", (slf, keys))?; generator.call_method0("compute_diffs").map(|b| b.unbind()) } fn add_mpdiffs(slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { // VersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs: uses get_record_stream and add_lines, // both of which are exposed on PyKnitVersionedFiles. let vf_m = py.import("bzrformats.versionedfile")?; let base_cls = vf_m.getattr("VersionedFiles")?; base_cls.call_method1("add_mpdiffs", (slf, records))?; Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (content_factory, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false))] fn add_content( &self, py: Python<'_>, content_factory: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let key = content_factory.getattr("key")?; let parents_obj = content_factory.getattr("parents")?; let parents: Option> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(parents_obj) }; let lines = content_factory.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; self.add_lines( py, key, parents, lines, parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id.unwrap_or(false), false, ) } #[getter] fn _factory(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if self.annotated { Py::new(py, PyKnitAnnotateFactory).map(|p| p.into_any()) } else { Py::new(py, PyKnitPlainFactory).map(|p| p.into_any()) } } fn _read_records_iter_unchecked( &self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Fetch raw (gzip-compressed) bytes for each (key, index_memo) pair // in order, without any validation or parsing. let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); let memos_list = PyList::empty(py); for item in records.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; keys.push(tup.get_item(0)?); memos_list.append(tup.get_item(1)?)?; } let raw_iter = self .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (memos_list,))?; let mut items: Vec<(Py, Py)> = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); for (key, raw_obj) in keys.into_iter().zip(raw_iter.try_iter()?) { items.push((key.unbind(), raw_obj?.unbind())); } Ok(Py::new( py, KnitReadRecordsIterUnchecked { items: items.into_iter(), }, )? .into_any()) } fn _read_records_iter_raw( &self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Fetch raw bytes and parse each record header to extract the sha1 // digest. Yields (key, raw_bytes, digest_bytes). let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); let memos_list = PyList::empty(py); for item in records.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; keys.push(tup.get_item(0)?); memos_list.append(tup.get_item(1)?)?; } let raw_iter = self .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (memos_list,))?; let mut items: Vec<(Py, Py)> = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); for (key, raw_obj) in keys.into_iter().zip(raw_iter.try_iter()?) { let raw_bytes = raw_obj?.cast_into::()?; items.push((key.unbind(), raw_bytes.unbind())); } Ok(Py::new( py, KnitReadRecordsIterRaw { items: items.into_iter(), }, )? .into_any()) } fn _read_records_iter(&self, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut pairs: Vec<(Bound<'_, PyAny>, Bound<'_, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for item in records.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; pairs.push((tup.get_item(0)?, tup.get_item(1)?)); } let mut seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut needed: Vec<(Bound<'_, PyAny>, Bound<'_, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for (key, memo) in pairs { if seen_ids.insert(memo.as_ptr() as usize) { needed.push((key, memo)); } } needed.sort_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| { let ar = a.repr().map(|s| s.to_string()).unwrap_or_default(); let br = b.repr().map(|s| s.to_string()).unwrap_or_default(); ar.cmp(&br) }); let memos_list = PyList::empty(py); for (_, memo) in &needed { memos_list.append(memo)?; } let raw_iter = self .access_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_raw_records", (memos_list,))?; let mut items: Vec<(Py, Py)> = Vec::with_capacity(needed.len()); for ((key, _), raw_obj) in needed.into_iter().zip(raw_iter.try_iter()?) { let raw_bytes = raw_obj?.cast_into::()?; items.push((key.unbind(), raw_bytes.unbind())); } Ok(Py::new( py, KnitReadRecordsIter { items: items.into_iter(), }, )? .into_any()) } fn _parse_record( &self, py: Python<'_>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let vid = version_id .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("version_id must be bytes"))?; let raw = data .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("data must be bytes"))?; let (body, digest) = bazaar::knit::parse_record(vid.as_bytes(), raw.as_bytes()).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &body { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } Ok( PyTuple::new(py, [list.as_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &digest).as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind(), ) } fn _parse_record_header( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, raw_data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let raw = raw_data .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("raw_data must be bytes"))?; let rec = bazaar::knit::parse_record_header_only(raw.as_bytes()).map_err(|e| { PyValueError::new_err(format!("While reading {{{key}}} got error: {e}")) })?; // Validate version_id matches key[-1]. let expected = key .get_item(-1_isize)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key segments must be bytes"))?; if rec.version_id != expected.as_bytes() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Mismatched version: expected {:?}, got {:?}", expected.as_bytes(), &rec.version_id, ))); } Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &rec.method).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.version_id).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, rec.count.to_string().as_bytes()).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &rec.digest).into_any(), ], )? .into_any() .unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parent_texts=None))] fn _get_content( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { if let Some(ref pt) = parent_texts { if let Ok(cached) = pt.get_item(&key) { if !cached.is_none() { return Ok(cached.unbind()); } } } let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let knit_key = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let local_result: Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError> = if self.annotated { bazaar::knit::get_content( &index, &access, &bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, &knit_key, ) .and_then(|content| { let strip = content.should_strip_eol(); let mut inner = PyAnnotatedKnitContent(content); inner.0.set_should_strip_eol(strip); Py::new(py, inner) .map(|p| p.into_any()) .map_err(|e| bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string())) }) } else { bazaar::knit::get_content(&index, &access, &bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, &knit_key) .and_then(|content| { let strip = content.should_strip_eol(); let version_id = knit_key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let mut plain = PlainKnitContent::new(content.lines, version_id); plain.set_should_strip_eol(strip); Py::new(py, PyPlainKnitContent(plain)) .map(|p| p.into_any()) .map_err(|e| bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string())) }) }; match local_result { Ok(obj) => Ok(obj), Err(e) => { for fallback in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { let fb = fallback.bind(py); let present: usize = fb .call_method1("get_parent_map", (PyList::new(py, [&key])?,))? .call_method0("__len__")? .extract()?; if present == 0 { continue; } let stream = fb.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (PyList::new(py, [&key])?, "unordered", true), )?; let record = stream .call_method0("__next__") .map_err(|_| knit_err_to_py(e.clone()))?; let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { continue; } let lines_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; let body: Vec> = lines_obj .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("lines must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; if self.annotated { let version_id = knit_key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let pairs: Vec = body.into_iter().map(|l| (version_id.clone(), l)).collect(); let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(pairs); let obj = Py::new(py, PyAnnotatedKnitContent(content))?; return Ok(obj.into_any()); } else { let version_id = knit_key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let plain = PlainKnitContent::new(body, version_id); let obj = Py::new(py, PyPlainKnitContent(plain))?; return Ok(obj.into_any()); } } Err(knit_err_to_py(e)) } } } fn _check_should_delta(&self, py: Python<'_>, parent: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let knit_key = extract_knit_key(&parent).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; if self.annotated { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ); kvf.check_should_delta(&knit_key).map_err(knit_err_to_py) } else { let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ); kvf.check_should_delta(&knit_key).map_err(knit_err_to_py) } } fn _get_components_positions( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, allow_missing: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let allow_missing = allow_missing.unwrap_or(false); let key_list = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_list.append(k?)?; } let get_build_details = self.index_obj.bind(py).getattr("get_build_details")?; walk_components_positions_rs(py, key_list.into_any(), allow_missing, get_build_details) .map(|d| d.into_any().unbind()) } fn _get_parent_map_with_sources( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let result = PyDict::new(py); let source_results = PyList::empty(py); let missing = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { missing.add(k?)?; } // Local index first, then fallback VFs. let local_map = self .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (missing.clone(),))? .cast_into::()?; for (k, v) in local_map.iter() { result.set_item(&k, &v)?; missing.discard(k)?; } source_results.append(local_map)?; for source in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let new_result = source .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (missing.clone(),))? .cast_into::()?; for (k, v) in new_result.iter() { result.set_item(&k, &v)?; missing.discard(k)?; } source_results.append(new_result)?; } Ok( PyTuple::new(py, [result.as_any(), source_results.as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind(), ) } #[staticmethod] fn _split_by_prefix(py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let keys_raw: Vec>> = keys .try_iter()? .map(|k| { k?.try_iter()? .map(|seg| seg?.extract::>()) .collect::>() }) .collect::>()?; let (buckets, prefix_order) = bazaar::knit::split_keys_by_prefix(&keys_raw); let out_dict = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, bucket_keys) in &buckets { let list = PyList::empty(py); for key in bucket_keys { list.append(PyTuple::new( py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)), )?)?; } out_dict.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, prefix), list)?; } let order_list = PyList::empty(py); for prefix in &prefix_order { order_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, prefix))?; } Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [out_dict.as_any(), order_list.as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind()) } fn _record_to_data( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, digest: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, dense_lines: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let version_id = key .get_item(-1_isize)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key[-1] must be bytes"))?; let digest_bytes = digest .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("digest must be bytes"))?; let lines_list: Vec> = lines.try_iter()?.collect::>()?; let line_count = lines_list.len(); let payload_src = dense_lines.as_ref().unwrap_or(&lines); let payload: Vec> = payload_src .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("lines must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let has_trailing_newline = lines_list .last() .and_then(|l| l.cast::().ok()) .map(|b| b.as_bytes().ends_with(b"\n")) .unwrap_or(true); let (size, chunks) = bazaar::knit::record_to_data( version_id.as_bytes(), digest_bytes.as_bytes(), line_count, &payload, has_trailing_newline, ) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let chunk_list = PyList::empty(py); for c in &chunks { chunk_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, c))?; } Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [size.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), chunk_list.into_any()], )? .into_any() .unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, allow_missing=false))] fn _get_record_map_unparsed( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, allow_missing: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // The whole request is retried if a pack reload happens partway // through; _get_components_positions grabs the entire build chain // anyway, so re-fetching it after a reload is cheap enough. retry_on_new_packs(py, &self.access_obj, || { self._get_record_map_unparsed_once(py, keys.clone(), allow_missing) }) } fn _get_record_map_unparsed_once( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, allow_missing: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // Walk the compression closure to build position_map, then fetch raw // bytes for all components and build {key: (raw_bytes, record_details, next)}. let position_map = self ._get_components_positions(py, keys, Some(allow_missing))? .into_bound(py) .cast_into::()?; let mut records: Vec<(Bound<'_, PyAny>, Bound<'_, PyAny>)> = Vec::new(); for (key, value) in position_map.iter() { let tup = value.cast_into::()?; let index_memo = tup.get_item(1)?; records.push((key, index_memo)); } records.sort_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| { let ar = a.repr().map(|s| s.to_string()).unwrap_or_default(); let br = b.repr().map(|s| s.to_string()).unwrap_or_default(); ar.cmp(&br) }); let records_list = PyList::empty(py); for (key, memo) in &records { records_list.append(PyTuple::new(py, [key, memo])?)?; } let raw_map = PyDict::new(py); for ((key, _), raw_obj) in records.iter().zip( self._read_records_iter_unchecked(py, records_list.into_any())? .bind(py) .try_iter()?, ) { let tup = raw_obj?.cast_into::()?; let raw_data = tup.get_item(1)?; let pos_tup = position_map .get_item(key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("key missing from position_map"))? .cast_into::()?; let record_details = pos_tup.get_item(0)?; let next = pos_tup.get_item(2)?; raw_map.set_item(key, PyTuple::new(py, [&raw_data, &record_details, &next])?)?; } Ok(raw_map.into_any().unbind()) } fn _raw_map_to_record_map( &self, py: Python<'_>, raw_map: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let raw_map = raw_map.cast_into::()?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (key, value) in raw_map.iter() { let tup = value.cast_into::()?; let raw_data = tup.get_item(0)?; let record_details = tup.get_item(1)?; let next = tup.get_item(2)?; let version_id = key .get_item(-1_isize)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("key[-1] must be bytes"))?; let raw = raw_data .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("raw_data must be bytes"))?; let (body, digest) = bazaar::knit::parse_record(version_id.as_bytes(), raw.as_bytes()) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let lines = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &body { lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } let py_digest = PyBytes::new(py, &digest); result.set_item( &key, PyTuple::new( py, [ lines.as_any(), record_details.as_any(), py_digest.as_any(), next.as_any(), ], )?, )?; } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, allow_missing=false))] fn _get_record_map( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, allow_missing: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let raw_map = self ._get_record_map_unparsed(py, keys, allow_missing)? .into_bound(py); self._raw_map_to_record_map(py, raw_map) } fn _parse_record_unchecked( &self, py: Python<'_>, data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let raw = data .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("data must be bytes"))?; let (header, body) = bazaar::knit::parse_record_unchecked(raw.as_bytes()).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let rec = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &header.method).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &header.version_id).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, header.count.to_string().as_bytes()).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &header.digest).into_any(), ], )?; let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for line in &body { list.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [rec.as_any(), list.as_any()])? .into_any() .unbind()) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, non_local_keys, positions, _min_buffer_size=None))] fn _group_keys_for_io( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, non_local_keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, positions: Bound<'_, PyAny>, _min_buffer_size: Option, ) -> PyResult> { const DEFAULT_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE: usize = 5 * 1024 * 1024; let min_buffer_size = _min_buffer_size.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE); let positions_dict = positions.cast_into::()?; // Collect all keys and non-local keys as Python lists for later use. let keys_list: Vec> = keys.try_iter()?.collect::>()?; let non_local_list: Vec> = non_local_keys.try_iter()?.collect::>()?; // Extract keys as Rust-native Vec>> for split_keys_by_prefix. let keys_raw: Vec>> = keys_list .iter() .map(|k| { k.try_iter()? .map(|seg| seg?.extract::>()) .collect::>() }) .collect::>()?; let non_local_raw: Vec>> = non_local_list .iter() .map(|k| { k.try_iter()? .map(|seg| seg?.extract::>()) .collect::>() }) .collect::>()?; let (prefix_split_keys_rs, prefix_order_rs) = bazaar::knit::split_keys_by_prefix(&keys_raw); let (prefix_split_nl_rs, _) = bazaar::knit::split_keys_by_prefix(&non_local_raw); // Build Python dicts/lists from the Rust results. let prefix_split_keys = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, bucket) in &prefix_split_keys_rs { let list = PyList::empty(py); for key in bucket { list.append(PyTuple::new( py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)), )?)?; } prefix_split_keys.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, prefix), list)?; } let prefix_order_list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for prefix in &prefix_order_rs { prefix_order_list.append(PyBytes::new(py, prefix))?; } let prefix_split_non_local = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, bucket) in &prefix_split_nl_rs { let list = PyList::empty(py); for key in bucket { list.append(PyTuple::new( py, key.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)), )?)?; } prefix_split_non_local.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, prefix), list)?; } let result = PyList::empty(py); let mut cur_keys = PyList::empty(py); let mut cur_non_local = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; let mut cur_size: usize = 0; for prefix in prefix_order_list.iter() { let bucket_keys = prefix_split_keys .get_item(&prefix)? .unwrap_or_else(|| PyList::empty(py).into_any()); let bucket_nl = prefix_split_non_local .get_item(&prefix)? .unwrap_or_else(|| PyList::empty(py).into_any()); let this_size: usize = self .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method1( "_get_total_build_size", (bucket_keys.clone(), positions_dict.clone()), )? .extract()?; cur_size += this_size; for k in bucket_keys.try_iter()? { cur_keys.append(k?)?; } for k in bucket_nl.try_iter()? { cur_non_local.add(k?)?; } if cur_size > min_buffer_size { result.append(PyTuple::new( py, [cur_keys.as_any(), cur_non_local.as_any()], )?)?; cur_keys = PyList::empty(py); cur_non_local = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; cur_size = 0; } } if !cur_keys.is_empty() { result.append(PyTuple::new( py, [cur_keys.as_any(), cur_non_local.as_any()], )?)?; } Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn clear_cache(&self, _py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { // No in-memory cache to clear at this layer. Ok(()) } fn get_known_graph_ancestry( &self, py: Python<'_>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Mirrors VersionedFilesWithFallbacks.get_known_graph_ancestry: // call find_ancestry on the local index, then walk fallbacks for any // missing keys, and finally wrap in a KnownGraph. let key_list = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_list.append(k?)?; } let result_tup = self .index_obj .bind(py) .call_method1("find_ancestry", (key_list,))? .cast_into::()?; let parent_map = result_tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let mut missing_keys = result_tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; // Walk the full transitive fallback chain, not just the immediate // fallbacks: a revision may live several stacking levels deep. for fallback in self._transitive_fallbacks(py)?.iter() { if missing_keys.is_empty() { break; } let ftup = fallback .getattr("_index")? .call_method1("find_ancestry", (missing_keys.clone(),))? .cast_into::()?; let f_parent_map = ftup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let f_missing = ftup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; for (k, v) in f_parent_map.iter() { parent_map.set_item(k, v)?; } missing_keys = f_missing; } let m = py.import("vcsgraph.known_graph")?; m.call_method1("KnownGraph", (parent_map,)) .map(|b| b.unbind()) } fn _transitive_fallbacks<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let result = PyList::empty(py); for fallback in &self.immediate_fallback_vfs { result.append(fallback.bind(py))?; let nested = fallback.bind(py).call_method0("_transitive_fallbacks")?; for item in nested.try_iter()? { result.append(item?)?; } } Ok(result) } } impl PyKnitVersionedFiles { /// Plan a non-delta-closure `get_record_stream` and return a lazy /// [`KnitRecordStreamLazy`] iterator. /// /// Mirrors `KnitVersionedFiles._get_remaining_record_stream`: /// 1. Build local positions from the index. /// 2. Use `_get_parent_map_with_sources` to learn which keys live where. /// 3. Sort/group keys by source ("topological" tsorts the union; /// "unordered" groups remote-first). /// 4. Hand the source groups to the lazy stream, which fetches /// local records on demand and delegates fallback groups. /// /// Only index reads happen here; record data is fetched lazily as the /// returned iterator is consumed. fn get_record_stream_local_once( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, key_set: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PySet>, effective_ordering: &str, ) -> PyResult> { let vf = slf; let this = vf.bind(py).borrow(); let knit_keys: Vec = key_set .clone() .try_iter()? .map(|k| extract_knit_key(&k?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?; let local_index = PyKnitIndex::new(this.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let positions = local_index .get_build_details(&knit_keys) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let global_map_tup = this ._get_parent_map_with_sources(py, key_set.clone().into_any())? .into_bound(py) .cast_into::()?; let global_map_py = global_map_tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; let parent_maps = global_map_tup.get_item(1)?.cast_into::()?; let mut global_map: std::collections::HashMap>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in global_map_py.iter() { let key = extract_knit_key(&k).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents: Option> = if v.is_none() { None } else { Some( v.try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?, ) }; global_map.insert(key, parents); } let mut source_of: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (idx, src_obj) in parent_maps.iter().enumerate() { let src = src_obj.cast_into::()?; for k_obj in src.keys().iter() { let k = extract_knit_key(&k_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; source_of.entry(k).or_insert(idx); } } let present_keys: Vec = match effective_ordering { "topological" => { let tsort_iter = global_map .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone().unwrap_or_default())); let mut sorter = vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new(tsort_iter); sorter.sorted().map_err(|e| { knit_err_to_py(bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "topo_sort: {e:?}" ))) })? } "unordered" => { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); for src_obj in parent_maps.iter().rev() { let src = src_obj.cast_into::()?; for k_obj in src.keys().iter() { out.push(extract_knit_key(&k_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?); } } out } "groupcompress" => bazaar::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal( global_map .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone().unwrap_or_default())) .collect(), ), other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "valid values for ordering are: \"unordered\", \"groupcompress\" or \"topological\" not: {other:?}" ))); } }; // Group consecutive keys by their owning source. let mut source_groups: Vec<(usize, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for key in &present_keys { let src_idx = source_of[key]; if source_groups.last().map(|(s, _)| *s) != Some(src_idx) { source_groups.push((src_idx, Vec::new())); } source_groups.last_mut().unwrap().1.push(key.clone()); } // For unordered mode the local group needs an I/O-sorted pass. if effective_ordering == "unordered" { for (src_idx, group) in source_groups.iter_mut() { if *src_idx == 0 { local_index.sort_keys_by_io(group, &positions); } } } let absent_set: std::collections::HashSet = knit_keys .iter() .filter(|k| !global_map.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); // Build the lazy stream: absent records first, then each source // group in topological order. The local groups are fetched on // demand by KnitRecordStreamLazy so a pack reload only happens // when the stream reaches the affected pack. let mut items: std::collections::VecDeque = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); for key in &absent_set { items.push_back(StreamItem::Absent(key.clone())); } for (src_idx, group) in source_groups { if group.is_empty() { continue; } if src_idx == 0 { items.push_back(StreamItem::Local(group)); } else { items.push_back(StreamItem::Fallback { src_idx, keys: group, }); } } let stream = KnitRecordStreamLazy { vf: vf.clone_ref(py), annotated: this.annotated, effective_ordering: effective_ordering.to_string(), items, global_map, local: None, fallback_buffer: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), }; Ok(Py::new(py, stream)?.into_any()) } /// Plain-factory add_lines (avoids monomorphising KnitVersionedFiles twice). fn add_lines_plain( &self, py: Python<'_>, key: bazaar::knit::KnitKey, parents: Vec, lines: Vec>, _digest: Vec, random_id: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let index = PyKnitIndex::new(self.index_obj.bind(py).clone()); let access = PyKnitAccess::new(self.access_obj.bind(py).clone()); let kvf = bazaar::knit::KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, self.max_delta_chain, ); let (ret_digest, text_length) = kvf .add_lines(key, parents, lines, random_id) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &ret_digest).into_any(), text_length.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py), ], )?; Ok(result.into_any().unbind()) } fn check_lines_not_unicode(&self, _py: Python<'_>, lines: &[Vec]) -> PyResult<()> { for line in lines { // All lines should be bytes; if they are Vec already, this is // a no-op since we've already converted from PyBytes. let _ = line; } Ok(()) } fn check_lines_are_lines(&self, _py: Python<'_>, lines: &[Vec]) -> PyResult<()> { for (i, line) in lines.iter().enumerate() { if line.is_empty() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "line {} is empty, all lines must end with \\n", i ))); } if i < lines.len() - 1 && !line.ends_with(b"\n") { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "line {} does not end with \\n: {:?}", i, &line[..line.len().min(40)] ))); } } Ok(()) } } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // _NetworkContentMapGenerator — Rust port of the Python class // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Rust-backed `_NetworkContentMapGenerator`. /// /// Parses the knit-delta-closure wire bytes once in `__init__` and serves as /// the `generator` argument to `LazyKnitContentFactory`. Implements /// `_get_one_work`, `_wire_bytes`, and `get_record_stream`. #[pyclass(name = "_NetworkContentMapGenerator")] struct PyNetworkContentMapGenerator { bytes: Vec, annotated: bool, keys: Vec, global_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, raw_map: bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawMap, /// Cached reconstructed content: key → list of lines. contents_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, } #[pymethods] impl PyNetworkContentMapGenerator { #[new] fn new(bytes: &[u8], line_end: usize) -> PyResult { let parsed = bazaar::knit::parse_delta_closure_wire_bytes(bytes, line_end) .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(Self { bytes: bytes.to_vec(), annotated: parsed.annotated, keys: parsed.keys, global_map: parsed.global_map, raw_map: parsed.raw_map, contents_map: std::collections::HashMap::new(), }) } fn _wire_bytes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.bytes) } fn _get_one_work<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let kkey = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; if !self.contents_map.contains_key(&kkey) { // Reconstruct every key in the closure (matches Python). for k in &self.keys { if self.contents_map.contains_key(k) { continue; } let lines = if self.annotated { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, &self.raw_map, k, ) } else { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, &self.raw_map, k, ) } .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; self.contents_map.insert(k.clone(), lines.0); } } let lines = self.contents_map.get(&kkey).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("key {kkey:?} not in generator")) })?; let version_id = kkey.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let plain = PyPlainKnitContent(PlainKnitContent::new(lines.clone(), version_id)); Ok(plain.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) } fn get_record_stream( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult> { let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); let keys: Vec = slf.borrow(py).keys.clone(); let global_map: std::collections::HashMap>> = slf.borrow(py).global_map.clone(); let mut first = true; for key in &keys { let parents = global_map.get(key).cloned().flatten(); let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?.into_any().unbind(); let py_parents = match parents { None => py.None(), Some(ref ps) => PyTuple::new( py, ps.iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p).map(|t| t.into_any())) .collect::>>()?, )? .into_any() .unbind(), }; let factory = PyLazyKnitContentFactory { key: py_key, parents: py_parents, sha1: py.None(), storage_kind: bazaar::knit::delta_closure_storage_kind(first).to_owned(), generator: slf.clone_ref(py).into_any(), first, }; list.append(factory.into_pyobject(py)?)?; first = false; } Ok(list) } } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // _VFContentMapGenerator — Rust port of the Python class // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Convert the Python `_get_record_map_unparsed` dict into a /// `DeltaClosureRawMap`. The dict has the shape /// `{key: (raw_bytes, (method_str, noeol_bool), next)}`. fn py_raw_map_to_delta_closure_map( raw_map_obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let dict = raw_map_obj.clone().cast_into::()?; let mut result = bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawMap::new(); for (key, value) in dict.iter() { let tup = value.cast_into::()?; let raw_bytes = tup .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("raw_bytes must be bytes"))?; let record_details = tup.get_item(1)?; let method_str: String = record_details.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let noeol: bool = record_details.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let method = bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::from_str(&method_str).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown method: {method_str}")) })?; let next_obj = tup.get_item(2)?; let next = if next_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(extract_knit_key(&next_obj).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?) }; result.insert( extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?, bazaar::knit::DeltaClosureRawEntry { raw_bytes, method, noeol, next, }, ); } Ok(result) } /// Rust-backed `_VFContentMapGenerator`. /// /// Generates `LazyKnitContentFactory` records by pulling from a Python /// `KnitVersionedFiles` object. The raw record map and global parent map /// are populated lazily on first use (or supplied up front by the caller). #[pyclass(name = "_VFContentMapGenerator")] struct PyVFContentMapGenerator { vf: Py, keys: Vec, nonlocal_keys: std::collections::HashSet, global_map: Option>>>, annotated: bool, raw_map: Option, contents_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, } #[pymethods] impl PyVFContentMapGenerator { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (versioned_files, keys, nonlocal_keys=None, global_map=None, raw_record_map=None, ordering="unordered"))] fn new( versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, nonlocal_keys: Option>, global_map: Option>, raw_record_map: Option>, ordering: &str, ) -> PyResult { let _ = ordering; // accepted for API parity; no per-record ordering yet let annotated: bool = versioned_files .getattr("_factory")? .getattr("annotated")? .extract()?; let knit_keys: Vec = keys .try_iter()? .map(|item| extract_knit_key(&item?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?; let nonlocal: std::collections::HashSet = match nonlocal_keys { None => std::collections::HashSet::new(), Some(ref obj) => obj .try_iter()? .map(|item| extract_knit_key(&item?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?, }; let parsed_global_map: Option>>> = match global_map { None => None, Some(ref gm) => { let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let d = gm.clone().cast_into::()?; for (key, val) in d.iter() { let k = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents = if val.is_none() { None } else { Some( val.try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?, ) }; map.insert(k, parents); } Some(map) } }; let preloaded_raw_map = match raw_record_map { None => None, Some(ref rm) => Some(py_raw_map_to_delta_closure_map(rm)?), }; Ok(Self { vf: versioned_files.unbind(), keys: knit_keys, nonlocal_keys: nonlocal, global_map: parsed_global_map, annotated, raw_map: preloaded_raw_map, contents_map: std::collections::HashMap::new(), }) } fn _get_one_work<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let kkey = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; if !self.contents_map.contains_key(&kkey) { if self.raw_map.is_none() { let local_keys: Vec = self .keys .iter() .filter(|k| !self.nonlocal_keys.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in &local_keys { py_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let raw_map_obj = self .vf .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_record_map_unparsed", (py_keys, Some(true)))?; self.raw_map = Some(py_raw_map_to_delta_closure_map(&raw_map_obj)?); } let raw_map = self.raw_map.as_ref().unwrap(); for k in &self.keys { if self.nonlocal_keys.contains(k) || self.contents_map.contains_key(k) { continue; } let lines = if self.annotated { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitAnnotateFactory, raw_map, k, ) } else { bazaar::knit::reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( &bazaar::knit::KnitPlainFactory, raw_map, k, ) } .map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; self.contents_map.insert(k.clone(), lines.0); } } let lines = self.contents_map.get(&kkey).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("key {kkey:?} not in VF generator")) })?; let version_id = kkey.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let plain = PyPlainKnitContent(PlainKnitContent::new(lines.clone(), version_id)); Ok(plain.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) } fn _wire_bytes<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { if self.global_map.is_none() { let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in &self.keys { py_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let gm_obj = self .vf .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (py_keys,))?; let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let d = gm_obj.cast_into::()?; for (key, val) in d.iter() { let k = extract_knit_key(&key).map_err(knit_err_to_py)?; let parents = if val.is_none() { None } else { Some( val.try_iter()? .map(|p| extract_knit_key(&p?).map_err(knit_err_to_py)) .collect::>()?, ) }; map.insert(k, parents); } self.global_map = Some(map); } if self.raw_map.is_none() { let local_keys: Vec = self .keys .iter() .filter(|k| !self.nonlocal_keys.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let py_keys = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for k in &local_keys { py_keys.append(py_knit_key_to_py(py, k)?)?; } let raw_map_obj = self .vf .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_record_map_unparsed", (py_keys, Some(true)))?; self.raw_map = Some(py_raw_map_to_delta_closure_map(&raw_map_obj)?); } let emit_keys: Vec = self .keys .iter() .filter(|k| !self.nonlocal_keys.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let wire = bazaar::knit::build_delta_closure_wire_bytes( self.annotated, &emit_keys, self.raw_map.as_ref().unwrap(), self.global_map.as_ref().unwrap(), ); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &wire)) } fn get_record_stream( slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult> { let list = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); let keys: Vec = slf.borrow(py).keys.clone(); let nonlocal_keys: std::collections::HashSet = slf.borrow(py).nonlocal_keys.clone(); let global_map_snapshot: Option>>> = slf.borrow(py).global_map.clone(); let mut first = true; for key in &keys { if nonlocal_keys.contains(key) { continue; } let parents = global_map_snapshot .as_ref() .and_then(|m| m.get(key)) .cloned() .flatten(); let py_key = py_knit_key_to_py(py, key)?.into_any().unbind(); let py_parents = match parents { None => py.None(), Some(ref ps) => PyTuple::new( py, ps.iter() .map(|p| py_knit_key_to_py(py, p).map(|t| t.into_any())) .collect::>>()?, )? .into_any() .unbind(), }; let factory = PyLazyKnitContentFactory { key: py_key, parents: py_parents, sha1: py.None(), storage_kind: bazaar::knit::delta_closure_storage_kind(first).to_owned(), generator: slf.clone_ref(py).into_any(), first, }; list.append(factory.into_pyobject(py)?)?; first = false; } Ok(list) } } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // KnitAdapter pyclass + adapter_registry shim // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Marshal a `KnitTextResult` (the pure-crate "fulltext bytes vs. list of /// lines") into the matching Python object. fn text_result_to_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, result: bazaar::knit::KnitTextResult, ) -> PyResult> { match result { bazaar::knit::KnitTextResult::Bytes(b) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &b).into_any()), bazaar::knit::KnitTextResult::Lines(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); Ok(pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, &py_lines)?.into_any()) } } } /// Fetch the fulltext lines for `compression_parent` from a Python /// `versioned_files` object via `get_record_stream`. fn get_basis_lines<'py>( py: Python<'py>, basis_vf: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, compression_parent: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult>> { let stream = basis_vf.call_method1( "get_record_stream", ( vec![compression_parent.clone()], pyo3::intern!(py, "unordered"), true, ), )?; let record = stream.try_iter()?.next().ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyStopIteration::new_err("no records returned from basis_vf") })??; let kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if kind == "absent" { return Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( compression_parent.clone().unbind(), basis_vf.clone().unbind(), ))); } let lines_obj = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", (pyo3::intern!(py, "lines"),))?; lines_obj .try_iter()? .map(|item| { item? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("basis line must be bytes")) }) .collect() } /// Bridge from a `&dyn KnitAdapter` to a Python `versioned_files` object. /// /// PyErr from the Python callback can't cross the pure-crate /// `AdapterError` boundary without losing its exception class /// (`RevisionNotPresent`, etc.). Stash the PyErr in `last_pyerr` and /// surface a sentinel `AdapterError::Knit` to the adapter; the caller /// in `PyKnitAdapter::get_bytes` checks `last_pyerr` first and /// re-raises the original on its way back to Python. struct PyBasisVfBridge<'py> { py: Python<'py>, versioned_files: Bound<'py, PyAny>, last_pyerr: std::cell::Cell>, } impl<'py> bazaar::knit::BasisVfBridge for PyBasisVfBridge<'py> { fn get_basis_lines( &self, compression_parent: &[Vec], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::AdapterError> { let py = self.py; let inner = || -> PyResult>> { let parent_tuple = PyTuple::new( py, compression_parent.iter().map(|seg| PyBytes::new(py, seg)), )?; get_basis_lines(py, &self.versioned_files, &parent_tuple.into_any()) }; match inner() { Ok(lines) => Ok(lines), Err(e) => { let msg = e.to_string(); self.last_pyerr.set(Some(e)); Err(bazaar::knit::AdapterError::Knit( bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(msg), )) } } } } /// Pull the borrowed key / raw_record / noeol / parents / storage_kind /// off a Python `ContentFactory`. Returns owned data so the adapter can /// keep them alive while it runs. struct ExtractedFactory { key: Vec>, raw_record: Vec, noeol: bool, parents: Option>>>, storage_kind: String, } fn extract_factory(factory: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let key: Vec> = factory .getattr("key")? .try_iter()? .map(|seg| { seg?.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("key segment must be bytes")) }) .collect::>()?; let raw_record: Vec = factory .getattr("_raw_record")? .cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("_raw_record must be bytes"))?; let build_details = factory.getattr("_build_details")?; let noeol: bool = build_details.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let parents_obj = factory.getattr("parents")?; let parents: Option>>> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some( parents_obj .try_iter()? .map(|p| { p?.try_iter()? .map(|seg| { seg?.cast_into::() .map(|b| b.as_bytes().to_vec()) .map_err(|_| { pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err( "parent segment must be bytes", ) }) }) .collect::>() }) .collect::>()?, ) }; let storage_kind: String = factory.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; Ok(ExtractedFactory { key, raw_record, noeol, parents, storage_kind, }) } fn adapter_err_to_py( py: Python<'_>, e: bazaar::knit::AdapterError, factory_key: &[Vec], ) -> PyErr { use bazaar::knit::AdapterError; match e { AdapterError::Unavailable { source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind, } => { let py_key = PyTuple::new(py, factory_key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s))) .map(|t| t.into_any().unbind()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); UnavailableRepresentation::new_err((py_key, target_storage_kind, source_storage_kind)) } AdapterError::BasisNotPresent(key) => { let py_key = PyTuple::new(py, key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s))) .map(|t| t.into_any().unbind()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()); RevisionNotPresent::new_err((py_key, py.None())) } AdapterError::Knit(k) => knit_err_to_py(k), } } /// Python-facing wrapper around a `&'static dyn KnitAdapter`. /// /// Behaves like the old `KnitAdapter` Python classes: callers do /// `adapter = get_knit_adapter(src, tgt, basis_vf)` and then call /// `adapter.get_bytes(factory, target_storage_kind)`. #[pyclass(name = "KnitAdapter")] struct PyKnitAdapter { inner: &'static dyn bazaar::knit::KnitAdapter, basis_vf: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitAdapter { fn get_bytes<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target_storage_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult> { let extracted = extract_factory(&factory)?; let parents_slice: Option<&[Vec>]> = extracted.parents.as_deref(); let input = bazaar::knit::KnitAdapterInput { key: &extracted.key, raw_record: &extracted.raw_record, noeol: extracted.noeol, parents: parents_slice, storage_kind: &extracted.storage_kind, }; let basis_vf_bound = self.basis_vf.as_ref().map(|v| v.bind(py).clone()); let bridge = basis_vf_bound.as_ref().map(|vf| PyBasisVfBridge { py, versioned_files: vf.clone(), last_pyerr: std::cell::Cell::new(None), }); let basis: Option<&dyn bazaar::knit::BasisVfBridge> = match &bridge { Some(b) => Some(b), None => None, }; let result = self.inner.get_bytes(&input, target_storage_kind, basis); // If the bridge caught a PyErr during the call, re-raise it so the // original exception class is preserved (e.g. RevisionNotPresent). if let Some(b) = &bridge { if let Some(err) = b.last_pyerr.take() { return Err(err); } } let out = result.map_err(|e| adapter_err_to_py(py, e, &extracted.key))?; match out { bazaar::knit::KnitAdapterOutput::RawBytes(b) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &b).into_any()), bazaar::knit::KnitAdapterOutput::Text(t) => text_result_to_py(py, t), } } } /// Look up a knit adapter for `(source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind)`, /// optionally binding `basis_vf` for the delta-to-fulltext adapters. /// Returns `None` if no adapter handles the requested transition. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind, basis_vf=None))] fn get_knit_adapter( source_storage_kind: &str, target_storage_kind: &str, basis_vf: Option>, ) -> Option { bazaar::knit::lookup_adapter(source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind).map(|adapter| { PyKnitAdapter { inner: adapter, basis_vf: basis_vf.map(|v| v.unbind()), } }) } /// Adapter shim wrapping the Rust knit adapter registry. Ported from /// `bzrformats.knit.KnitAdapter`. /// /// Subclasses set `_source_kind`; `get_bytes` looks up the /// `(source, target)` adapter via `get_knit_adapter` and delegates. The base /// is subclassable so the registered concrete adapters can extend it. #[pyclass(name = "KnitAdapter", subclass, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit")] struct PyKnitAdapterShim { basis_vf: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl PyKnitAdapterShim { #[classattr] fn _source_kind() -> &'static str { "" } #[new] fn new(basis_vf: Option>) -> Self { PyKnitAdapterShim { basis_vf: basis_vf.filter(|v| Python::attach(|py| !v.is_none(py))), } } fn get_bytes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target_storage_kind: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); // _source_kind is read off the instance type so subclass overrides win. let source_kind: String = slf.getattr("_source_kind")?.extract()?; let target: String = target_storage_kind.extract()?; let basis_vf = slf .borrow() .basis_vf .as_ref() .map(|v| v.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); match get_knit_adapter(&source_kind, &target, basis_vf) { Some(adapter) => { let adapter = Py::new(py, adapter)?; adapter .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes", (factory, target_storage_kind)) } None => { let exc = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("UnavailableRepresentation")? .call1(( factory.getattr("key")?, target_storage_kind, factory.getattr("storage_kind")?, ))?; Err(PyErr::from_value(exc)) } } } } /// Define a concrete `KnitAdapter` subclass that only overrides `_source_kind`. macro_rules! knit_adapter { ($name:ident, $source:expr) => { // The struct ident is the Python class name (pyo3 default). #[pyclass(extends = PyKnitAdapterShim, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit")] struct $name; #[pymethods] impl $name { #[classattr] fn _source_kind() -> &'static str { $source } #[new] fn new(basis_vf: Option>) -> (Self, PyKnitAdapterShim) { ( $name, PyKnitAdapterShim { basis_vf: basis_vf.filter(|v| Python::attach(|py| !v.is_none(py))), }, ) } } }; } knit_adapter!(FTAnnotatedToUnannotated, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); knit_adapter!(DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated, "knit-annotated-delta-gz"); knit_adapter!(FTAnnotatedToFullText, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); knit_adapter!(DeltaAnnotatedToFullText, "knit-annotated-delta-gz"); knit_adapter!(FTPlainToFullText, "knit-ft-gz"); knit_adapter!(DeltaPlainToFullText, "knit-delta-gz"); /// Format the `storage_kind` string for a knit content record. /// /// Mirrors the Python expression /// `f"knit-{annotated_prefix}{kind}-gz"` where `kind` is `"delta"` or /// `"ft"` and `annotated_prefix` is `"annotated-"` or `""`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "format_storage_kind")] fn py_format_storage_kind(method: &str, annotated: bool) -> PyResult { let m = bazaar::knit::KnitMethod::from_str(method) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown knit method: {}", method)))?; Ok(bazaar::knit::format_storage_kind(m, annotated)) } /// Inverse of [`format_storage_kind`]: return `(method_str, annotated)` /// for a knit network storage-kind string. Returns `None` if the kind /// isn't a knit one. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "parse_storage_kind")] fn py_parse_storage_kind(storage_kind: &str) -> Option<(&'static str, bool)> { bazaar::knit::parse_storage_kind(storage_kind).map(|(m, a)| (m.as_str(), a)) } /// Convert a `knit-delta-closure` network record into a record stream. /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.knit_delta_closure_to_records`. #[pyfunction] fn knit_delta_closure_to_records<'py>( py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, bytes: Bound<'py, PyAny>, line_end: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = storage_kind; let cls = py .import("bzrformats.knit")? .getattr("_NetworkContentMapGenerator")?; let generator = cls.call1((bytes, line_end))?; generator.call_method0("get_record_stream") } /// Convert a knit network record into a single-element record list. /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.knit_network_to_record`. #[pyfunction] fn knit_network_to_record<'py>( py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, bytes: Bound<'py, PyBytes>, line_end: usize, ) -> PyResult> { // Own the wire bytes so the parsed header doesn't borrow the `bytes` // parameter for longer than this function's body. let raw: Vec = bytes.as_bytes().to_vec(); // (key, parents, noeol, raw_offset) let (key, parents, noeol, raw_offset) = { let (k, p, n, off) = parse_network_record_header_rs(py, &raw, line_end)?; (k.unbind(), p.unbind(), n, off) }; let (method, annotated) = py_parse_storage_kind(storage_kind) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown storage kind: {}", storage_kind)))?; let build_details = PyTuple::new( py, [ method.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), noeol.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), ], )?; let raw_record = PyBytes::new(py, &raw[raw_offset..]); let kcf_cls = py .import("bzrformats.knit")? .getattr("KnitContentFactory")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("network_bytes", &bytes)?; let factory = kcf_cls.call( ( key.bind(py), parents.bind(py), build_details, py.None(), raw_record, annotated, ), Some(&kwargs), )?; PyList::new(py, [factory]) } /// Clean up a pack-knit versioned files instance. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.knit.cleanup_pack_knit`. #[pyfunction] fn cleanup_pack_knit(versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { versioned_files.getattr("writer")?.call_method0("end")?; versioned_files.getattr("stream")?.call_method0("close")?; Ok(()) } /// Callable returned by [`make_knit_file_factory`]. Mirrors the inner /// `factory` closure of `bzrformats.knit.make_file_factory`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit")] struct KnitFileFactory { annotated: bool, mapper: Py, } #[pymethods] impl KnitFileFactory { fn __call__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, transport: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let knit = py.import("bzrformats.knit")?; let none = PyTuple::empty(py); let lambda_none = py.eval( std::ffi::CString::new("lambda: None").unwrap().as_c_str(), None, None, )?; let lambda_true = py.eval( std::ffi::CString::new("lambda: True").unwrap().as_c_str(), None, None, )?; let _ = none; // index = _KndxIndex(transport, mapper, lambda: None, lambda: True, lambda: True) let index = knit.getattr("_KndxIndex")?.call1(( transport.clone(), self.mapper.bind(py).clone(), lambda_none, lambda_true.clone(), lambda_true, ))?; let access = knit .getattr("_KnitKeyAccess")? .call1((transport, self.mapper.bind(py).clone()))?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("annotated", self.annotated)?; knit.getattr("KnitVersionedFiles")? .call((index, access), Some(&kwargs)) } } /// Create a factory for a file-based `KnitVersionedFiles`. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.knit.make_file_factory`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "make_file_factory")] fn make_knit_file_factory(annotated: bool, mapper: Py) -> KnitFileFactory { KnitFileFactory { annotated, mapper } } /// Callable returned by [`make_knit_pack_factory`]. Mirrors the inner /// `factory` closure of `bzrformats.knit.make_pack_factory`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.knit")] struct KnitPackFactory { graph: bool, delta: bool, keylength: usize, } #[pymethods] impl KnitPackFactory { fn __call__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, transport: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let parents = self.graph || self.delta; let mut ref_length = 0; if self.graph { ref_length += 1; } let max_delta_chain = if self.delta { ref_length += 1; 200 } else { 0 }; let graph_index = py .import("bzrformats.index")? .getattr("InMemoryGraphIndex")?; let gi_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); gi_kwargs.set_item("reference_lists", ref_length)?; gi_kwargs.set_item("key_elements", self.keylength)?; let graph_index = graph_index.call((), Some(&gi_kwargs))?; let stream = transport.call_method1("open_write_stream", ("newpack",))?; let writer = py .import("bzrformats.pack")? .getattr("ContainerWriter")? .call1((stream.getattr("write")?,))?; writer.call_method0("begin")?; let lambda_true = py.eval( std::ffi::CString::new("lambda: True").unwrap().as_c_str(), None, None, )?; let knit = py.import("bzrformats.knit")?; let idx_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); idx_kwargs.set_item("parents", parents)?; idx_kwargs.set_item("deltas", self.delta)?; idx_kwargs.set_item("add_callback", graph_index.getattr("add_nodes")?)?; let index = knit .getattr("_KnitGraphIndex")? .call((graph_index.clone(), lambda_true), Some(&idx_kwargs))?; let access = py .import("bzrformats.pack_repo")? .getattr("_DirectPackAccess")? .call1((PyDict::new(py),))?; let location = PyTuple::new( py, [ transport.clone().into_any(), pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "newpack").into_any(), ], )?; access.call_method1("set_writer", (writer.clone(), graph_index, location))?; let kvf_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kvf_kwargs.set_item("max_delta_chain", max_delta_chain)?; let result = knit .getattr("KnitVersionedFiles")? .call((index, access), Some(&kvf_kwargs))?; result.setattr("stream", stream)?; result.setattr("writer", writer)?; Ok(result) } } /// Create a factory for a pack-based `KnitVersionedFiles`. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.knit.make_pack_factory`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "make_pack_factory")] fn make_knit_pack_factory(graph: bool, delta: bool, keylength: usize) -> KnitPackFactory { KnitPackFactory { graph, delta, keylength, } } /// Base class for knit content objects, exposing the `get_line_delta_blocks` /// static helper used by callers holding a plain `KnitContent` reference. The /// concrete implementations are `AnnotatedKnitContent` / `PlainKnitContent`. #[pyclass(name = "KnitContent", subclass)] struct PyKnitContent; #[pymethods] impl PyKnitContent { /// Extract `SequenceMatcher.get_matching_blocks()` from a knit delta. #[staticmethod] fn get_line_delta_blocks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, knit_delta: Bound<'py, PyAny>, source: Bound<'py, PyAny>, target: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { get_line_delta_blocks_rs(py, knit_delta, source, target) } } pub(crate) fn _knit_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "knit")?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_load_data, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_fulltext_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_line_delta_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(lower_fulltext_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(lower_line_delta_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_line_delta_raw_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(lower_line_delta_raw_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_line_delta_blocks_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_network_record_header_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_record_unchecked_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_record_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(record_to_data_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_record_header_only_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(knit_entries_to_build_details_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_knit_index_value_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(decode_kndx_options_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(check_should_delta_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(walk_components_positions_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_text_via_traits_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_content_via_traits_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_sha1s_via_traits_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(build_network_record_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(build_knit_delta_closure_wire_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(split_keys_by_prefix_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_total_build_size_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(dictionary_compress_rs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_format_storage_kind, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_parse_storage_kind, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(get_knit_adapter, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(knit_delta_closure_to_records, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(knit_network_to_record, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(cleanup_pack_knit, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_knit_file_factory, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_knit_pack_factory, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/lib.rs0000644000000000000000000016036015210601252016731 0ustar00use bazaar::RevisionId; use chrono::NaiveDateTime; use pyo3::class::basic::CompareOp; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyNotImplementedError, PyRuntimeError, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyString}; use pyo3_filelike::PyBinaryFile; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::io::Write; mod annotate; mod bisect_multi; mod btree_index; mod btree_serializer; mod chk_map; mod chunk_writer; mod controldir; mod dirstate; mod dirstate_helpers; mod errors; mod groupcompress; mod groupcompress_delta; mod index; mod inventory; mod knit; mod lock; mod lru_cache; mod multiparent; mod osutils; mod pack; mod pack_repo; mod plan_merge; mod recordcounter; mod smart; mod testament; mod textinv; mod textmerge; mod transport; mod tuned_gzip; mod versionedfile; mod weave; mod weavefile; import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ReservedId); import_exception!(breezy.bugtracker, InvalidLineInBugsProperty); import_exception!(breezy.bugtracker, InvalidBugStatus); /// Create a new file id suffix that is reasonably unique. /// /// On the first call we combine the current time with 64 bits of randomness to /// give a highly probably globally unique number. Then each call in the same /// process adds 1 to a serial number we append to that unique value. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (suffix = None))] fn _next_id_suffix<'py>(py: Python<'py>, suffix: Option<&str>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::gen_ids::next_id_suffix(suffix).as_slice()) } /// Return new file id for the basename 'name'. /// /// The uniqueness is supplied from _next_id_suffix. #[pyfunction] fn gen_file_id(name: &str) -> bazaar::FileId { bazaar::FileId::generate(name) } /// Return a new tree-root file id. #[pyfunction] fn gen_root_id() -> bazaar::FileId { bazaar::FileId::generate_root_id() } /// Return new revision-id. /// /// Args: /// username: The username of the committer, in the format returned by /// config.username(). This is typically a real name, followed by an /// email address. If found, we will use just the email address portion. /// Otherwise we flatten the real name, and use that. /// Returns: A new revision id. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (username, timestamp = None))] fn gen_revision_id( py: Python, username: &str, timestamp: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let timestamp = match timestamp { Some(timestamp) => { if let Ok(timestamp) = timestamp.extract::(py) { Some(timestamp as u64) } else if let Ok(timestamp) = timestamp.extract::(py) { Some(timestamp) } else { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "timestamp must be a float or an int".to_string(), )); } } None => None, }; Ok(bazaar::RevisionId::generate(username, timestamp)) } #[pyfunction] fn normalize_pattern(pattern: &str) -> String { bazaar::globbing::normalize_pattern(pattern) } #[pyclass] struct Replacer { replacer: bazaar::globbing::Replacer, } #[pymethods] impl Replacer { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (source = None))] fn new(source: Option<&Self>) -> Self { Self { replacer: bazaar::globbing::Replacer::new(source.map(|p| &p.replacer)), } } /// Add a pattern and replacement. /// /// The pattern must not contain capturing groups. /// The replacement might be either a string template in which \& will be /// replaced with the match, or a function that will get the matching text /// as argument. It does not get match object, because capturing is /// forbidden anyway. fn add(&mut self, py: Python, pattern: &str, func: Py) -> PyResult<()> { if let Ok(func) = func.extract::(py) { self.replacer .add(pattern, bazaar::globbing::Replacement::String(func)); Ok(()) } else { let callable = Box::new(move |t: String| -> String { Python::attach(|py| match func.call1(py, (t,)) { Ok(result) => result.extract::(py).unwrap(), Err(e) => { e.restore(py); String::new() } }) }); self.replacer .add(pattern, bazaar::globbing::Replacement::Closure(callable)); Ok(()) } } /// Add all patterns from another replacer. /// /// All patterns and replacements from replacer are appended to the ones /// already defined. fn add_replacer(&mut self, replacer: &Self) { self.replacer.add_replacer(&replacer.replacer) } fn __call__(&mut self, py: Python, text: &str) -> PyResult { let ret = self .replacer .replace(text) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; if PyErr::occurred(py) { Err(PyErr::fetch(py)) } else { Ok(ret) } } } #[pyclass(subclass)] struct Revision(bazaar::revision::Revision); /// Single revision on a branch. /// /// Revisions may know their revision_hash, but only once they've been /// written out. This is not stored because you cannot write the hash /// into the file it describes. /// /// Attributes: /// parent_ids: List of parent revision_ids /// /// properties: /// Dictionary of revision properties. These are attached to the /// revision as extra metadata. The name must be a single /// word; the value can be an arbitrary string. #[pymethods] impl Revision { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (revision_id, parent_ids, committer, message, properties, inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone))] fn new( py: Python, revision_id: RevisionId, parent_ids: Vec, committer: Option, message: String, properties: Option>>, inventory_sha1: Option>, timestamp: f64, timezone: Option, ) -> PyResult { let mut cproperties: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in properties.unwrap_or_default() { if let Ok(s) = v.extract::>(py) { cproperties.insert(k, s.as_bytes().to_vec()); } else if let Ok(s) = v.extract::>(py) { let s = s .call_method1("encode", ("utf-8", "surrogateescape"))? .extract::>()?; cproperties.insert(k, s.as_bytes().to_vec()); } else { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "properties must be a dictionary of strings", )); } } if !bazaar::revision::validate_properties(&cproperties) { return Err(PyValueError::new_err( "properties must be a dictionary of strings", )); } Ok(Self(bazaar::revision::Revision { revision_id, parent_ids, committer, message, properties: cproperties, inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone, })) } fn __richcmp__(&self, other: &Self, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult { match op { CompareOp::Eq => Ok(self.0 == other.0), CompareOp::Ne => Ok(self.0 != other.0), _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "only == and != are supported", )), } } fn __repr__(self_: PyRef) -> String { format!("", self_.0.revision_id) } #[getter] fn revision_id(&self) -> &bazaar::RevisionId { &self.0.revision_id } #[getter] fn parent_ids(&self) -> &Vec { &self.0.parent_ids } #[getter] fn committer(&self) -> Option { self.0.committer.clone() } #[getter] fn message(&self) -> String { self.0.message.clone() } #[getter] fn properties(&self) -> HashMap { self.0 .properties .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), String::from_utf8_lossy(v).into())) .collect() } #[getter] fn get_inventory_sha1<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { if let Some(sha1) = &self.0.inventory_sha1 { PyBytes::new(py, sha1).into_any() } else { py.None().into_bound(py) } } #[setter] fn set_inventory_sha1(&mut self, py: Python, value: Py) -> PyResult<()> { if let Ok(value) = value.extract::>(py) { self.0.inventory_sha1 = Some(value.as_bytes().to_vec()); Ok(()) } else if value.is_none(py) { self.0.inventory_sha1 = None; Ok(()) } else { Err(PyTypeError::new_err("expected bytes or None")) } } #[getter] fn timestamp(&self) -> f64 { self.0.timestamp } #[getter] fn timezone(&self) -> Option { self.0.timezone } fn datetime(&self) -> NaiveDateTime { self.0.datetime() } fn check_properties(&self) -> PyResult<()> { if self.0.check_properties() { Ok(()) } else { Err(PyValueError::new_err("invalid properties")) } } fn get_summary(&self) -> String { self.0.get_summary() } fn get_apparent_authors(&self) -> Vec { self.0.get_apparent_authors() } fn bug_urls(&self) -> Vec { self.0.bug_urls() } /// Iterate over `(url, status)` tuples decoded from the ``bugs`` property. /// /// Mirrors `breezy.revision.Revision.iter_bugs`. Malformed lines raise /// `breezy.bugtracker.InvalidLineInBugsProperty`; unknown status tokens /// raise `breezy.bugtracker.InvalidBugStatus`. fn iter_bugs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { match self.0.iter_bugs() { Ok(pairs) => Ok(pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, pairs)?.try_iter()?.into_any()), Err(bazaar::revision::BugError::InvalidLine(line)) => { Err(InvalidLineInBugsProperty::new_err(line)) } Err(bazaar::revision::BugError::InvalidStatus(status)) => { Err(InvalidBugStatus::new_err(status)) } } } } /// Revision plus the v4-only metadata recovered by /// [`XMLRevisionSerializer4`]. Subclasses [`Revision`] so it exposes /// all the usual revision attributes and is `isinstance(_, Revision)`. #[pyclass(extends = Revision)] struct RevisionV4 { inventory_id: Option>, parent_sha1s: Vec>>, } #[pymethods] impl RevisionV4 { #[getter] fn inventory_id<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { match &self.inventory_id { Some(v) => PyBytes::new(py, v).into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), } } #[getter] fn parent_sha1s<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for entry in &self.parent_sha1s { match entry { Some(v) => out.append(PyBytes::new(py, v))?, None => out.append(py.None())?, } } Ok(out.into_any()) } } fn serializer_err_to_py_err(e: bazaar::serializer::Error) -> PyErr { PyRuntimeError::new_err(format!("serializer error: {:?}", e)) } #[pyclass(subclass)] struct RevisionSerializer(Box); #[pyclass(subclass,extends=RevisionSerializer)] struct BEncodeRevisionSerializerv1; #[pymethods] impl BEncodeRevisionSerializerv1 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, RevisionSerializer) { ( Self {}, RevisionSerializer(Box::new( bazaar::bencode_serializer::BEncodeRevisionSerializer1, )), ) } } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=RevisionSerializer)] struct XMLRevisionSerializer8; #[pymethods] impl XMLRevisionSerializer8 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, RevisionSerializer) { ( Self {}, RevisionSerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer8)), ) } } /// v4 revision serializer (deserialization-only). Unlike v5/v8 it /// also recovers `inventory_id` and `parent_sha1s` metadata, so it /// doesn't fit the `RevisionSerializer` trait shape — it's exposed /// directly with its own read methods that return a tuple. #[pyclass] struct XMLRevisionSerializer4; #[pymethods] impl XMLRevisionSerializer4 { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self } #[getter] fn format_name(&self) -> &'static str { "4" } #[getter] fn squashes_xml_invalid_characters(&self) -> bool { true } fn read_revision_from_string<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, text: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let rv4 = py .detach(|| { bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer4.read_revision_from_string(text) }) .map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)?; build_revision_v4(py, rv4) } fn read_revision<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, file: Py, ) -> PyResult> { let mut file = PyBinaryFile::from(file); let rv4 = py .detach(|| bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer4.read_revision(&mut file)) .map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)?; build_revision_v4(py, rv4) } } fn build_revision_v4( py: Python<'_>, rv4: bazaar::xml_serializer::RevisionV4, ) -> PyResult> { let init = pyo3::PyClassInitializer::from(Revision(rv4.revision)).add_subclass(RevisionV4 { inventory_id: rv4.inventory_id, parent_sha1s: rv4.parent_sha1s, }); Bound::new(py, init) } #[pyclass(subclass,extends=RevisionSerializer)] struct XMLRevisionSerializer5; #[pymethods] impl XMLRevisionSerializer5 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, RevisionSerializer) { ( Self {}, RevisionSerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5)), ) } } #[pymethods] impl RevisionSerializer { #[getter] fn format_name(&self) -> String { self.0.format_name().to_string() } #[getter] fn squashes_xml_invalid_characters(&self) -> bool { self.0.squashes_xml_invalid_characters() } fn read_revision(&self, py: Python, file: Py) -> PyResult { py.detach(|| { let mut file = PyBinaryFile::from(file); Ok(Revision( self.0 .read_revision(&mut file) .map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)?, )) }) } fn write_revision_to_string<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, revision: &Revision, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, py.detach(|| self.0.write_revision_to_string(&revision.0)) .map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)? .as_slice(), )) } fn write_revision_to_lines<'a>( &self, py: Python<'a>, revision: &Revision, ) -> PyResult>> { self.0 .write_revision_to_lines(&revision.0) .map(|s| -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new( py, s.map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)?.as_slice(), )) }) .collect::>>>() } fn read_revision_from_string(&self, py: Python, string: &[u8]) -> PyResult { Ok(Revision( py.detach(|| self.0.read_revision_from_string(string)) .map_err(serializer_err_to_py_err)?, )) } } import_exception!(bzrformats.serializer, UnexpectedInventoryFormat); import_exception!(bzrformats.serializer, UnsupportedInventoryKind); fn inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err(e: bazaar::serializer::Error) -> PyErr { use bazaar::serializer::Error; match e { Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(msg) => UnexpectedInventoryFormat::new_err(msg), Error::UnsupportedInventoryKind(kind) => UnsupportedInventoryKind::new_err((kind,)), other => PyRuntimeError::new_err(format!("serializer error: {:?}", other)), } } #[pyclass(subclass)] struct InventorySerializer(Box); #[pymethods] impl InventorySerializer { #[getter] fn format_num<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, self.0.format_num()) } #[getter] fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { self.0.support_altered_by_hack() } #[pyo3(signature = (inv, f, working = false))] fn write_inventory<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, inv: &inventory::Inventory, f: Py, working: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = self .0 .write_inventory_to_lines(&inv.0, working) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; if !f.is_none(py) { for line in &lines { f.call_method1(py, "write", (PyBytes::new(py, line),))?; } } Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } fn write_inventory_to_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, inv: &inventory::Inventory, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = self .0 .write_inventory_to_lines(&inv.0, false) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } fn write_inventory_to_chunks<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, inv: &inventory::Inventory, ) -> PyResult>> { self.write_inventory_to_lines(py, inv) } fn write_inventory_to_string<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, inv: &inventory::Inventory, ) -> PyResult> { let buf = self .0 .write_inventory_to_string(&inv.0, false) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &buf)) } #[pyo3(signature = (lines, revision_id = None, entry_cache = None, return_from_cache = false))] fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, py: Python, lines: Vec>, revision_id: Option, entry_cache: Option>, return_from_cache: bool, ) -> PyResult { let _ = (entry_cache, return_from_cache); let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|v| v.as_slice()).collect(); let inv = py .detach(|| self.0.read_inventory_from_lines(&line_refs, revision_id)) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; Ok(inventory::Inventory(inv)) } #[pyo3(signature = (f, revision_id = None))] fn read_inventory( &self, py: Python, f: Py, revision_id: Option, ) -> PyResult { let mut file = PyBinaryFile::from(f); let inv = py .detach(|| self.0.read_inventory(&mut file, revision_id)) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; Ok(inventory::Inventory(inv)) } fn _find_text_key_references<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, line_iterator: Py, ) -> PyResult> { let iter = line_iterator.bind(py).try_iter()?; let mut owned: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for item in iter { let item = item?; let tuple = item.cast::().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err("line_iterator must yield (line, line_key) tuples") })?; if tuple.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "line_iterator must yield 2-tuples of (line, line_key)", )); } let line: Vec = tuple.get_item(0)?.extract()?; // Mirror upstream Python's `revision_id == line_key[-1]`: when // line_key is a versionedfile key tuple like (revision_id,) we // take the last element. Some callers (knitpack_repo's // find_text_keys_from_content) pass bare bytes as line_key, in // which case Python's `line_key[-1]` yields an int that never // compares equal to the unescaped revision id — so the matching // step always fails. We replicate that by passing an empty // sentinel that won't match any real revision id. let line_key = tuple.get_item(1)?; let revid: Vec = if let Ok(key_tuple) = line_key.cast::() { if key_tuple.is_empty() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err("line_key tuple must be non-empty")); } key_tuple.get_item(key_tuple.len() - 1)?.extract()? } else { Vec::new() }; owned.push((line, revid)); } let result = py .detach(|| { bazaar::xml_serializer::find_text_key_references( owned.iter().map(|(l, k)| (l.as_slice(), k.as_slice())), ) }) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err)?; let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for ((file_id, revision_id), present) in result { let key = pyo3::types::PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, &file_id), PyBytes::new(py, &revision_id)], )?; dict.set_item(key, present)?; } Ok(dict) } } #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct XMLInventorySerializer4; #[pymethods] impl XMLInventorySerializer4 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( Self, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer4)), ) } } #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct XMLInventorySerializer5; #[pymethods] impl XMLInventorySerializer5 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( Self, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer5)), ) } } #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct XMLInventorySerializer6; #[pymethods] impl XMLInventorySerializer6 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( Self, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer6)), ) } } #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct XMLInventorySerializer7; #[pymethods] impl XMLInventorySerializer7 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( Self, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer7)), ) } } #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct XMLInventorySerializer8; #[pymethods] impl XMLInventorySerializer8 { #[new] fn new() -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( Self, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer8)), ) } } /// CHK-based inventory serializer. Parameterised over the wire format /// number, max page size, and search-key name; the on-disk format is /// otherwise the same as v8/v10 etc. Surfaces `maximum_size` and /// `search_key_name` as Python-readable getters because the original /// Python `CHKSerializer` exposed them as instance attributes. #[pyclass(subclass, extends = InventorySerializer)] struct CHKInventorySerializer { maximum_size: usize, search_key_name: Vec, } #[pymethods] impl CHKInventorySerializer { #[new] fn new( format_num: Vec, maximum_size: usize, search_key_name: Vec, ) -> (Self, InventorySerializer) { ( CHKInventorySerializer { maximum_size, search_key_name: search_key_name.clone(), }, InventorySerializer(Box::new(bazaar::xml_serializer::CHKSerializer::new( format_num, maximum_size, search_key_name, ))), ) } #[getter] fn maximum_size(&self) -> usize { self.maximum_size } #[getter] fn search_key_name<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.search_key_name) } /// Write an inventory, dispatching on its concrete type. The Rust /// ``Inventory`` pyclass takes the native fast path; any other (duck-typed) /// inventory such as the pure-Python ``CHKInventory`` is serialized by /// reading its entries via attribute access. #[pyo3(signature = (inv, f, working = false))] fn write_inventory<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, inv: Py, f: Py, working: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = chk_write_inventory_line_bytes(&slf, inv.bind(py), working)?; if !f.is_none(py) { let mut file = PyBinaryFile::from(f); for line in &lines { file.write_all(line)?; } } Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } fn write_inventory_to_lines<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = chk_write_inventory_line_bytes(&slf, inv.bind(py), false)?; Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } fn write_inventory_to_chunks<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, inv: Py, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = chk_write_inventory_line_bytes(&slf, inv.bind(py), false)?; Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } /// Serialize a duck-typed inventory (e.g. ``CHKInventory``) to a list of /// byte lines. The Rust ``CHKSerializer`` only accepts the Rust /// ``Inventory`` pyclass, but ``CHKInventory`` lives in pure Python — this /// shim extracts its entries (each one is a Rust-backed ``InventoryEntry``) /// and dispatches to the same Rust XML writer. #[pyo3(signature = (inv, working = false))] fn write_inventory_duck_to_lines<'py>( slf: PyRef<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, inv: Py, working: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { let lines = chk_write_inventory_duck(&slf, inv.bind(py), working)?; Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, &l)).collect()) } } /// Serialize an inventory to byte lines, dispatching on its concrete type. A /// Rust ``Inventory`` pyclass takes the native serializer; anything else is /// treated as a duck-typed inventory and read via attribute access. fn chk_write_inventory_line_bytes( slf: &PyRef<'_, CHKInventorySerializer>, inv: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, working: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { if let Ok(native) = inv.extract::>() { return slf .as_super() .0 .write_inventory_to_lines(&native.0, working) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err); } chk_write_inventory_duck(slf, inv, working) } /// Serialize a duck-typed inventory to byte lines using attribute access. The /// header parts (format, revision_id, root) are read here; the pure-Rust /// writer in the ``bazaar`` crate produces the byte stream. fn chk_write_inventory_duck( slf: &PyRef<'_, CHKInventorySerializer>, inv: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, working: bool, ) -> PyResult>> { let format_num = slf.as_super().0.format_num().to_vec(); let revision_id_attr = inv.getattr("revision_id")?; let revision_id: Option> = if revision_id_attr.is_none() { None } else { Some(revision_id_attr.extract()?) }; let root = inv.getattr("root")?; let root_file_id: Vec = root.getattr("file_id")?.extract()?; let root_name: String = root.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let root_revision: Vec = root.getattr("revision")?.extract()?; let entries_iter = inv.call_method0("iter_entries")?.try_iter()?; // Skip the root, which iter_entries yields first. let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut first = true; for item in entries_iter { let pair = item?; if first { first = false; continue; } let ie = pair.get_item(1)?; entries.push(inventory_entry_from_py(&ie)?); } bazaar::xml_serializer::serialize_chk_inventory_parts( &format_num, revision_id.as_deref(), &root_file_id, &root_name, &root_revision, entries.iter(), working, ) .map_err(inventory_serializer_err_to_py_err) } /// Build a Rust ``Entry`` from a duck-typed Python inventory entry. The fast /// path (which is what ``CHKInventory`` produces) extracts the underlying /// Rust ``Entry`` from an ``InventoryEntry`` pyclass directly; the fallback /// reads named attributes one at a time, so any object that quacks like an /// inventory entry also works. fn inventory_entry_from_py(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if let Ok(ie) = obj.extract::>() { return Ok(ie.0.clone()); } let kind: String = obj.getattr("kind")?.extract()?; let file_id: Vec = obj.getattr("file_id")?.extract()?; let file_id = bazaar::FileId::from(file_id.as_slice()); let name: String = obj.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let parent_id_attr = obj.getattr("parent_id")?; let parent_id: Option = if parent_id_attr.is_none() { None } else { let bytes: Vec = parent_id_attr.extract()?; Some(bazaar::FileId::from(bytes.as_slice())) }; let revision_attr = obj.getattr("revision")?; let revision: Option = if revision_attr.is_none() { None } else { let bytes: Vec = revision_attr.extract()?; Some(bazaar::RevisionId::from(bytes.as_slice())) }; match kind.as_str() { "directory" => { let parent_id = parent_id .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("directory entry missing parent_id"))?; Ok(bazaar::inventory::Entry::directory( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, )) } "file" => { let parent_id = parent_id.ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("file entry missing parent_id"))?; let text_sha1_attr = obj.getattr("text_sha1")?; let text_sha1: Option> = if text_sha1_attr.is_none() { None } else { Some(text_sha1_attr.extract()?) }; let text_size_attr = obj.getattr("text_size")?; let text_size: Option = if text_size_attr.is_none() { None } else { Some(text_size_attr.extract()?) }; let executable: bool = obj.getattr("executable")?.extract().unwrap_or(false); Ok(bazaar::inventory::Entry::file( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, Some(executable), None, )) } "symlink" => { let parent_id = parent_id .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("symlink entry missing parent_id"))?; let target_attr = obj.getattr("symlink_target")?; let symlink_target: Option = if target_attr.is_none() { None } else { Some(target_attr.extract()?) }; Ok(bazaar::inventory::Entry::link( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, symlink_target, )) } "tree-reference" => { let parent_id = parent_id .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("tree-reference entry missing parent_id"))?; let reference_revision_attr = obj.getattr("reference_revision")?; let reference_revision: Option = if reference_revision_attr.is_none() { None } else { let bytes: Vec = reference_revision_attr.extract()?; Some(bazaar::RevisionId::from(bytes.as_slice())) }; Ok(bazaar::inventory::Entry::tree_reference( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, reference_revision, )) } other => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unsupported inventory entry kind: {}", other ))), } } #[pyfunction(name = "is_null")] fn is_null_revision(revision_id: RevisionId) -> bool { revision_id.is_null() } #[pyfunction(name = "is_reserved_id")] fn is_reserved_revision_id(revision_id: RevisionId) -> bool { revision_id.is_reserved() } #[pyfunction(name = "check_not_reserved_id")] fn check_not_reserved_id(_py: Python, revision_id: Bound) -> PyResult<()> { if revision_id.is_none() { return Ok(()); } if let Ok(revision_id) = revision_id.extract::() { if revision_id.is_reserved() { Err(ReservedId::new_err((revision_id,))) } else { Ok(()) } } else { // For now, just ignore other types.. Ok(()) } } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (message = None))] fn escape_invalid_chars(message: Option<&str>) -> (Option, usize) { if let Some(message) = message { ( Some(bazaar::xml_serializer::escape_invalid_chars(message)), message.len(), ) } else { (None, 0) } } #[pyfunction] fn encode_and_escape(py: Python, unicode_or_utf8_str: Py) -> PyResult> { let ret = if let Ok(text) = unicode_or_utf8_str.extract::(py) { bazaar::xml_serializer::encode_and_escape_string(&text) } else if let Ok(bytes) = unicode_or_utf8_str.extract::>(py) { bazaar::xml_serializer::encode_and_escape_bytes(&bytes) } else { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err("expected str or bytes")); }; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, ret.as_bytes())) } /// Unescape predefined XML entities in a string of data. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.xml8._unescape_xml`; an unknown entity raises `KeyError`. #[pyfunction] fn _unescape_xml<'py>(py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { match bazaar::xml_serializer::unescape_xml(data) { Ok(out) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)), // unescape_xml only ever fails with a decode error (unknown entity); // the Python original raised KeyError for that case. Err(bazaar::serializer::Error::DecodeError(msg)) => { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(msg)) } Err(other) => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", other))), } } mod hashcache; mod rio; #[pymodule] fn _bzr_rs(py: Python, m: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { // Forward Rust `log` records to Python's `logging` so messages emitted // from the extension reach the same handlers as the Python code. Ignore // the error if a logger is already installed (e.g. on module re-import). let _ = pyo3_log::try_init(); m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_next_id_suffix))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(gen_file_id))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(gen_root_id))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(gen_revision_id))?; let errorsm = errors::errors_module(py)?; m.add_submodule(&errorsm)?; // Register the errors submodule in sys.modules immediately: other // submodules built below (e.g. inventory) define exception types whose // base classes are `import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ...)`, // which is resolved at class-creation time and would otherwise fail. { let sys = py.import("sys")?; let modules = sys.getattr("modules")?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.errors", m.name()?), &errorsm)?; } let m_globbing = PyModule::new(py, "globbing")?; m_globbing.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(normalize_pattern))?; m_globbing.add_class::()?; m.add_submodule(&m_globbing)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; let inventorym = inventory::_inventory_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&inventorym)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add( "revision_bencode_serializer", m.getattr("BEncodeRevisionSerializerv1")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "revision_serializer_v8", m.getattr("XMLRevisionSerializer8")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "revision_serializer_v5", m.getattr("XMLRevisionSerializer5")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "revision_serializer_v4", m.getattr("XMLRevisionSerializer4")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "inventory_serializer_v4", m.getattr("XMLInventorySerializer4")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "inventory_serializer_v5", m.getattr("XMLInventorySerializer5")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "inventory_serializer_v6", m.getattr("XMLInventorySerializer6")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "inventory_serializer_v7", m.getattr("XMLInventorySerializer7")?.call0()?, )?; m.add( "inventory_serializer_v8", m.getattr("XMLInventorySerializer8")?.call0()?, )?; // CHK inventory serializers: same wire format but parameterised // over format number, max page size, and search-key name. Two // instances are pre-built for the (9, 10) formats currently in use. m.add( "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_9", m.getattr("CHKInventorySerializer")?.call1(( PyBytes::new(py, b"9"), 65536u32, PyBytes::new(py, b"hash-255-way"), ))?, )?; m.add( "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_10", m.getattr("CHKInventorySerializer")?.call1(( PyBytes::new(py, b"10"), 65536u32, PyBytes::new(py, b"hash-255-way"), ))?, )?; m.add("CURRENT_REVISION", bazaar::CURRENT_REVISION)?; m.add("NULL_REVISION", bazaar::NULL_REVISION)?; m.add("ROOT_ID", bazaar::inventory::ROOT_ID)?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(is_null_revision))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(is_reserved_revision_id))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(check_not_reserved_id))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(escape_invalid_chars))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(encode_and_escape))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(_unescape_xml))?; let riom = PyModule::new(py, "rio")?; rio::rio(&riom)?; m.add_submodule(&riom)?; let hashcachem = PyModule::new(py, "hashcache")?; hashcache::hashcache(&hashcachem)?; m.add_submodule(&hashcachem)?; let dirstatem = dirstate::_dirstate_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&dirstatem)?; let lockm = lock::_lock_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&lockm)?; let lru_cachem = lru_cache::_lru_cache_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&lru_cachem)?; let groupcompressm = groupcompress::_groupcompress_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&groupcompressm)?; let chk_mapm = chk_map::_chk_map_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&chk_mapm)?; let knitm = knit::_knit_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&knitm)?; let smartm = smart::_smart_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&smartm)?; let textmergem = textmerge::_textmerge_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&textmergem)?; let testamentm = testament::_testament_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&testamentm)?; let textinvm = textinv::_textinv_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&textinvm)?; let controldirm = controldir::_controldir_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&controldirm)?; let multiparentm = multiparent::_multiparent_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&multiparentm)?; let weavem = weave::_weave_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&weavem)?; let weavefilem = weavefile::_weavefile_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&weavefilem)?; let packm = pack::_pack_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&packm)?; let pack_repom = pack_repo::_pack_repo_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&pack_repom)?; let indexm = index::_index_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&indexm)?; let btree_indexm = btree_index::_btree_index_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&btree_indexm)?; let versionedfilem = versionedfile::_versionedfile_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&versionedfilem)?; let plan_mergem = plan_merge::_plan_merge_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&plan_mergem)?; let recordcounterm = recordcounter::_recordcounter_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&recordcounterm)?; let annotatem = annotate::_annotate_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&annotatem)?; let btree_serializerm = btree_serializer::_btree_serializer_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&btree_serializerm)?; let bisect_multim = bisect_multi::_bisect_multi_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&bisect_multim)?; let chunk_writerm = chunk_writer::_chunk_writer_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&chunk_writerm)?; let tuned_gzipm = tuned_gzip::_tuned_gzip_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&tuned_gzipm)?; let osutilsm = PyModule::new(py, "osutils")?; osutils::_osutils_rs(py, &osutilsm)?; m.add_submodule(&osutilsm)?; let chunk_writerm = chunk_writer::_chunk_writer_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&chunk_writerm)?; let bisect_multim = bisect_multi::_bisect_multi_rs(py)?; m.add_submodule(&bisect_multim)?; // PyO3 submodule hack for proper import support let sys = py.import("sys")?; let modules = sys.getattr("modules")?; let module_name = m.name()?; // Register submodules in sys.modules for dotted import support modules.set_item(format!("{}.globbing", module_name), &m_globbing)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.inventory", module_name), &inventorym)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.rio", module_name), &riom)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.hashcache", module_name), &hashcachem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.dirstate", module_name), &dirstatem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.lock", module_name), &lockm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.lru_cache", module_name), &lru_cachem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.groupcompress", module_name), &groupcompressm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.chk_map", module_name), &chk_mapm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.knit", module_name), &knitm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.smart", module_name), &smartm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.textmerge", module_name), &textmergem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.testament", module_name), &testamentm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.textinv", module_name), &textinvm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.controldir", module_name), &controldirm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.multiparent", module_name), &multiparentm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.weave", module_name), &weavem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.weavefile", module_name), &weavefilem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.pack", module_name), &packm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.pack_repo", module_name), &pack_repom)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.index", module_name), &indexm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.btree_index", module_name), &btree_indexm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.versionedfile", module_name), &versionedfilem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.plan_merge", module_name), &plan_mergem)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.recordcounter", module_name), &recordcounterm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.annotate", module_name), &annotatem)?; modules.set_item( format!("{}.btree_serializer", module_name), &btree_serializerm, )?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.bisect_multi", module_name), &bisect_multim)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.chunk_writer", module_name), &chunk_writerm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.tuned_gzip", module_name), &tuned_gzipm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.osutils", module_name), &osutilsm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.chunk_writer", module_name), &chunk_writerm)?; modules.set_item(format!("{}.bisect_multi", module_name), &bisect_multim)?; register_bzrformats_modules(py, m, &packm, &weavem, &btree_indexm, &btree_serializerm)?; Ok(()) } /// Build the public `bzrformats.` modules that used to be one-line Python /// re-export shims, registering them in `sys.modules` and as attributes of the /// top-level `bzrformats` package. Each module exposes EXACTLY the names the /// former Python shim did, composed from the Rust extension's objects. fn register_bzrformats_modules( py: Python<'_>, m: &Bound<'_, PyModule>, packm: &Bound<'_, PyModule>, weavem: &Bound<'_, PyModule>, btree_indexm: &Bound<'_, PyModule>, btree_serializerm: &Bound<'_, PyModule>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let sys = py.import("sys")?; let modules = sys.getattr("modules")?; // The top-level `bzrformats` package object (already importing us). let pkg = py.import("bzrformats")?; let errors = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors")?; // Build one module from (public_name, object) pairs and register it under // `bzrformats.` plus as an attribute of the bzrformats package. let build = |name: &str, items: &[(&str, Bound<'_, PyAny>)]| -> PyResult<()> { let module = PyModule::new(py, name)?; for (attr, obj) in items { module.add(*attr, obj.clone())?; } modules.set_item(format!("bzrformats.{}", name), &module)?; pkg.setattr(name, &module)?; Ok(()) }; let logging = py.import("logging")?; // --- xml serializer family --- build( "xml4", &[ ( "inventory_serializer_v4", m.getattr("inventory_serializer_v4")?, ), ( "revision_serializer_v4", m.getattr("revision_serializer_v4")?, ), ], )?; build( "xml5", &[ ( "inventory_serializer_v5", m.getattr("inventory_serializer_v5")?, ), ( "revision_serializer_v5", m.getattr("revision_serializer_v5")?, ), ], )?; build( "xml6", &[( "inventory_serializer_v6", m.getattr("inventory_serializer_v6")?, )], )?; build( "xml7", &[( "inventory_serializer_v7", m.getattr("inventory_serializer_v7")?, )], )?; build( "xml8", &[ ( "inventory_serializer_v8", m.getattr("inventory_serializer_v8")?, ), ( "revision_serializer_v8", m.getattr("revision_serializer_v8")?, ), ("_unescape_xml", m.getattr("_unescape_xml")?), ], )?; build( "xml_serializer", &[ ("encode_and_escape", m.getattr("encode_and_escape")?), ("escape_invalid_chars", m.getattr("escape_invalid_chars")?), ], )?; build( "chk_serializer", &[ ("CHKSerializer", m.getattr("CHKInventorySerializer")?), ( "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_9", m.getattr("inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_9")?, ), ( "inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_10", m.getattr("inventory_chk_serializer_255_bigpage_10")?, ), ], )?; // --- generate_ids / revision --- build( "generate_ids", &[ ("_next_id_suffix", m.getattr("_next_id_suffix")?), ("gen_file_id", m.getattr("gen_file_id")?), ("gen_revision_id", m.getattr("gen_revision_id")?), ("gen_root_id", m.getattr("gen_root_id")?), ], )?; { // revision.py defines RevisionID = bytes and Revision = BzrRevision. let revision_cls = m.getattr("Revision")?; build( "revision", &[ ("CURRENT_REVISION", m.getattr("CURRENT_REVISION")?), ("NULL_REVISION", m.getattr("NULL_REVISION")?), ("check_not_reserved_id", m.getattr("check_not_reserved_id")?), ("is_null", m.getattr("is_null")?), ("is_reserved_id", m.getattr("is_reserved_id")?), ("BzrRevision", revision_cls.clone()), ("Revision", revision_cls.clone()), ("RevisionID", py.get_type::().into_any()), ], )?; } // --- merge / textmerge / rio_patch (curated subsets of existing submodules) --- { let plan_merge = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.plan_merge")?; build( "merge", &[ ("_PlanMerge", plan_merge.getattr("_PlanMerge")?), ("_PlanLCAMerge", plan_merge.getattr("_PlanLCAMerge")?), ], )?; } { let textmerge = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.textmerge")?; build( "textmerge", &[ ("Merge2", textmerge.getattr("Merge2")?), ("TextMerge", textmerge.getattr("TextMerge")?), ], )?; } { let rio = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.rio")?; build( "rio", &[ ("RioReader", rio.getattr("RioReader")?), ("RioWriter", rio.getattr("RioWriter")?), ("Stanza", rio.getattr("Stanza")?), ("read_stanza", rio.getattr("read_stanza")?), ("read_stanza_file", rio.getattr("read_stanza_file")?), ("read_stanzas", rio.getattr("read_stanzas")?), ("rio_iter", rio.getattr("rio_iter")?), ("valid_tag", rio.getattr("valid_tag")?), ], )?; build( "rio_patch", &[ ("read_patch_stanza", rio.getattr("read_patch_stanza")?), ("to_patch_lines", rio.getattr("to_patch_lines")?), ], )?; } // --- inventory_delta --- { let inv = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.inventory")?; build( "inventory_delta", &[ ("InventoryDeltaError", inv.getattr("InventoryDeltaError")?), ( "IncompatibleInventoryDelta", inv.getattr("IncompatibleInventoryDelta")?, ), ( "parse_inventory_entry", inv.getattr("parse_inventory_entry")?, ), ( "serialize_inventory_entry", inv.getattr("serialize_inventory_entry")?, ), ("InventoryDelta", inv.getattr("InventoryDelta")?), ( "InventoryDeltaSerializer", inv.getattr("InventoryDeltaSerializer")?, ), ( "InventoryDeltaDeserializer", inv.getattr("InventoryDeltaDeserializer")?, ), ], )?; } // --- pack (re-exports its submodule names + the container errors) --- build( "pack", &[ ("FORMAT_ONE", packm.getattr("FORMAT_ONE")?), ("_check_name", packm.getattr("_check_name")?), ( "_check_name_encoding", packm.getattr("_check_name_encoding")?, ), ("ContainerSerialiser", packm.getattr("ContainerSerialiser")?), ("ContainerWriter", packm.getattr("ContainerWriter")?), ("ContainerReader", packm.getattr("ContainerReader")?), ("BytesRecordReader", packm.getattr("BytesRecordReader")?), ("ContainerPushParser", packm.getattr("ContainerPushParser")?), ("ReadVFile", packm.getattr("ReadVFile")?), ("make_readv_reader", packm.getattr("make_readv_reader")?), ( "iter_records_from_file", packm.getattr("iter_records_from_file")?, ), ("ContainerError", errors.getattr("ContainerError")?), ( "ContainerHasExcessDataError", errors.getattr("ContainerHasExcessDataError")?, ), ( "DuplicateRecordNameError", errors.getattr("DuplicateRecordNameError")?, ), ("InvalidRecordError", errors.getattr("InvalidRecordError")?), ( "UnexpectedEndOfContainerError", errors.getattr("UnexpectedEndOfContainerError")?, ), ( "UnknownContainerFormatError", errors.getattr("UnknownContainerFormatError")?, ), ( "UnknownRecordTypeError", errors.getattr("UnknownRecordTypeError")?, ), ], )?; // --- weave (core classes + the weave error hierarchy) --- build( "weave", &[ ("Weave", weavem.getattr("Weave")?), ("WeaveFile", weavem.getattr("WeaveFile")?), ( "WeaveContentFactory", weavem.getattr("WeaveContentFactory")?, ), ("WeaveError", errors.getattr("WeaveError")?), ("WeaveFormatError", errors.getattr("WeaveFormatError")?), ( "WeaveInvalidChecksum", errors.getattr("WeaveInvalidChecksum")?, ), ( "WeaveParentMismatch", errors.getattr("WeaveParentMismatch")?, ), ( "WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent", errors.getattr("WeaveRevisionAlreadyPresent")?, ), ( "WeaveRevisionNotPresent", errors.getattr("WeaveRevisionNotPresent")?, ), ("WeaveTextDiffers", errors.getattr("WeaveTextDiffers")?), ], )?; // --- btree_index (classes/constants from the submodule + the chk factory // from btree_serializer + the byte constants and loggers). pyo3-log // forwards Rust log records, but the module still exposes named // `logging` loggers as attributes for API compatibility. --- build( "btree_index", &[ ("BTreeBuilder", btree_indexm.getattr("BTreeBuilder")?), ("BTreeGraphIndex", btree_indexm.getattr("BTreeGraphIndex")?), ("_LeafNode", btree_indexm.getattr("_LeafNode")?), ("_InternalNode", btree_indexm.getattr("_InternalNode")?), ("PAGE_SIZE", btree_indexm.getattr("PAGE_SIZE")?), ("_PAGE_SIZE", btree_indexm.getattr("_PAGE_SIZE")?), ( "_gcchk_factory", btree_serializerm.getattr("_parse_into_chk")?, ), ("_btree_serializer", btree_serializerm.clone().into_any()), ( "_BTSIGNATURE", PyBytes::new(py, b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\n").into_any(), ), ("_LEAF_FLAG", PyBytes::new(py, b"type=leaf\n").into_any()), ( "_INTERNAL_FLAG", PyBytes::new(py, b"type=internal\n").into_any(), ), ( "logger", logging.call_method1("getLogger", ("bzrformats.btree_index",))?, ), ( "evil_logger", logging.call_method1("getLogger", ("bzrformats.evil",))?, ), ], )?; Ok(()) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/lock.rs0000644000000000000000000003276215207367274017142 0ustar00//! pyo3 bindings for [`bazaar::lock`]. Exposes `ReadLock`, `WriteLock`, //! and `LogicalLockResult` plus access to the in-process bookkeeping //! that the existing `bzrformats.lock` Python tests inspect. use bazaar::lock::{ self as rs_lock, LockError, ReadLock as RsReadLock, TemporaryWriteLockResult, WriteLock as RsWriteLock, }; use pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyAnyMethods, PyDict, PyTuple}; use std::path::PathBuf; import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, LockContention); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, LockNotHeld); fn lock_err_to_py(err: LockError) -> PyErr { match err { LockError::Contention(p) => LockContention::new_err(p.to_string_lossy().into_owned()), LockError::NotHeld(p) => LockNotHeld::new_err(p.to_string_lossy().into_owned()), LockError::Io(e) => match e.kind() { std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => { pyo3::exceptions::PyFileNotFoundError::new_err(e.to_string()) } _ => PyOSError::new_err(e.to_string()), }, } } fn extract_path(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if let Ok(s) = obj.extract::() { return Ok(PathBuf::from(s)); } if let Ok(b) = obj.extract::>() { #[cfg(unix)] { use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStrExt; return Ok(PathBuf::from(std::ffi::OsStr::from_bytes(&b))); } #[cfg(not(unix))] { use pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError; return String::from_utf8(b) .map(PathBuf::from) .map_err(|e| PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string())); } } obj.str() .and_then(|s| s.extract::()) .map(PathBuf::from) } /// Wraps a `bazaar::lock::ReadLock`. #[pyclass(name = "ReadLock", subclass)] struct PyReadLock { /// `None` once the lock has been released or moved into a write /// lock via `temporary_write_lock`. inner: std::sync::Mutex>, filename: PathBuf, /// Cached Python file object so successive accesses to `.f` see /// the same value. file_obj: std::sync::Mutex>>, } impl PyReadLock { fn build_file_obj(py: Python<'_>, lock: &RsReadLock) -> PyResult> { let file = lock.file().ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(()))?; #[cfg(unix)] let fd = { use std::os::fd::AsRawFd; file.as_raw_fd().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any() }; #[cfg(windows)] let fd = { use std::os::windows::io::AsRawHandle; let handle = file.as_raw_handle(); let msvcrt = py.import("msvcrt")?; let os = py.import("os")?; let flags = os.getattr("O_RDONLY")?; msvcrt.call_method1("open_osfhandle", (handle as usize, flags))? }; // Wrap the underlying fd in a Python file object that does not // own (close) it on `__del__` — closeFd=False — because the // Rust ReadLock owns the std::fs::File and will close it on // unlock/drop. let fdopen = py.import("os")?.getattr("fdopen")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("closefd", false)?; let pyfile = fdopen.call((fd, "rb"), Some(&kwargs))?; Ok(pyfile.unbind()) } } #[pymethods] impl PyReadLock { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, filename: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let path = extract_path(&filename)?; let lock = RsReadLock::new(&path).map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; let file_obj = Self::build_file_obj(py, &lock)?; Ok(Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(lock)), filename: path, file_obj: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(file_obj)), }) } #[getter] fn filename(&self) -> String { self.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned() } #[getter] fn f<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { let guard = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); match guard.as_ref() { Some(f) => f.bind(py).clone(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), } } #[setter] fn set_f(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { let mut guard = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); if value.is_none() { *guard = None; } else { *guard = Some(value.unbind()); } } fn unlock(&self) -> PyResult<()> { // Drop our cached Python file object first so any pending // close happens before the Rust File goes away. { let mut file_obj = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); *file_obj = None; } let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let mut lock = guard .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(self.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned()))?; lock.unlock().map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } /// Try to upgrade to a write lock. Returns `(True, write_lock)` /// on success or `(False, self)` on contention, matching Python. fn temporary_write_lock<'py>( slf: Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let path = { let r = slf.borrow(); r.filename.clone() }; // Drop the cached Python file object — the underlying fd is // about to be closed by the Rust upgrade dance. { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut file_obj = r.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); *file_obj = None; } let lock_opt = { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut guard = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); guard.take() }; let lock = lock_opt.ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(path.to_string_lossy().into_owned()))?; let result = lock.temporary_write_lock().map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; match result { TemporaryWriteLockResult::Succeeded(wl) => { let py_wl = PyWriteLock::from_inner(py, wl)?; let wl_bound = Bound::new(py, py_wl)?; Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ true.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), wl_bound.into_any(), ], )?) } TemporaryWriteLockResult::Failed(read_lock) => { // Re-stash the read lock and rebuild the Python file. let new_file = Self::build_file_obj(py, &read_lock)?; { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut file_obj = r.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); *file_obj = Some(new_file); } { let r = slf.borrow(); let mut guard = r.inner.lock().unwrap(); *guard = Some(read_lock); } Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ false.into_pyobject(py)?.to_owned().into_any(), slf.into_any(), ], )?) } } } } /// Wraps a `bazaar::lock::WriteLock`. #[pyclass(name = "WriteLock", subclass)] struct PyWriteLock { inner: std::sync::Mutex>, filename: PathBuf, file_obj: std::sync::Mutex>>, } impl PyWriteLock { fn build_file_obj(py: Python<'_>, lock: &RsWriteLock) -> PyResult> { let file = lock.file().ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(()))?; #[cfg(unix)] let fd = { use std::os::fd::AsRawFd; file.as_raw_fd().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any() }; #[cfg(windows)] let fd = { use std::os::windows::io::AsRawHandle; let handle = file.as_raw_handle(); let msvcrt = py.import("msvcrt")?; let os = py.import("os")?; let flags = os.getattr("O_RDWR")?; msvcrt.call_method1("open_osfhandle", (handle as usize, flags))? }; let fdopen = py.import("os")?.getattr("fdopen")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("closefd", false)?; let pyfile = fdopen.call((fd, "rb+"), Some(&kwargs))?; Ok(pyfile.unbind()) } fn from_inner(py: Python<'_>, lock: RsWriteLock) -> PyResult { let filename = lock.path().to_path_buf(); let file_obj = Self::build_file_obj(py, &lock)?; Ok(Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(lock)), filename, file_obj: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(file_obj)), }) } } #[pymethods] impl PyWriteLock { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, filename: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let path = extract_path(&filename)?; let lock = RsWriteLock::new(&path).map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; Self::from_inner(py, lock) } #[getter] fn filename(&self) -> String { self.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned() } #[getter] fn f<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { let guard = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); match guard.as_ref() { Some(f) => f.bind(py).clone(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), } } #[setter] fn set_f(&self, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>) { let mut guard = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); if value.is_none() { *guard = None; } else { *guard = Some(value.unbind()); } } fn unlock(&self) -> PyResult<()> { { let mut file_obj = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); *file_obj = None; } let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let mut lock = guard .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(self.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned()))?; lock.unlock().map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; Ok(()) } fn restore_read_lock(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { { let mut file_obj = self.file_obj.lock().unwrap(); *file_obj = None; } let mut guard = self.inner.lock().unwrap(); let lock = guard .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockNotHeld::new_err(self.filename.to_string_lossy().into_owned()))?; let new_lock = lock.restore_read_lock().map_err(lock_err_to_py)?; let file_obj = PyReadLock::build_file_obj(py, &new_lock)?; let path = new_lock.path().to_path_buf(); Ok(PyReadLock { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(new_lock)), filename: path, file_obj: std::sync::Mutex::new(Some(file_obj)), }) } } /// `LogicalLockResult` matching Python's two-arg constructor. #[pyclass(name = "LogicalLockResult", subclass)] pub(crate) struct PyLogicalLockResult { pub(crate) unlock: Py, pub(crate) token: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl PyLogicalLockResult { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (unlock, token = None))] fn new(unlock: Py, token: Option>) -> Self { Self { unlock, token } } #[getter] fn unlock<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.unlock.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn token<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { match self.token.as_ref() { Some(t) => t.bind(py).clone(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), } } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> String { let unlock_repr = self .unlock .bind(py) .repr() .map(|s| s.to_string()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".into()); format!("LogicalLockResult({})", unlock_repr) } fn __enter__<'py>(slf: Bound<'py, Self>) -> Bound<'py, Self> { slf } fn __exit__( &self, py: Python<'_>, exc_type: Bound<'_, PyAny>, _exc_val: Bound<'_, PyAny>, _exc_tb: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { // Mirror Python: call self.unlock(); if it raises and there's // already an exception in flight, swallow ours; otherwise // propagate. let result = self.unlock.bind(py).call0(); if exc_type.is_none() && result.is_err() { return Err(result.err().unwrap()); } Ok(false) } } /// Snapshot the in-process bookkeeping. Returns a dict with two keys: /// `read_locks` (mapping path → count) and `write_locks` (set of paths). /// Used by `bzrformats.lock` Python tests to verify invariants. #[pyfunction] fn _snapshot_state<'py>(py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let (reads, writes) = rs_lock::snapshot(); let out = PyDict::new(py); let read_locks = PyDict::new(py); for (p, c) in reads { read_locks.set_item(p.to_string_lossy().into_owned(), c)?; } out.set_item("read_locks", read_locks)?; let write_locks = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for p in writes { write_locks.add(p.to_string_lossy().into_owned())?; } out.set_item("write_locks", write_locks)?; Ok(out) } /// Reset the bookkeeping. Used by tests' setUp. #[pyfunction] fn _reset_state() { rs_lock::reset_for_tests(); } pub fn _lock_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "lock")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_snapshot_state, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_reset_state, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/lru_cache.rs0000644000000000000000000006621715207367274020141 0ustar00//! pyo3 binding for `bzrformats.lru_cache.LRUSizeCache`. //! //! The LRU ordering and size-based eviction live in the pure-Rust //! [`bazaar::lru_cache::LruOrder`]; this wrapper holds the Python keys and //! values, computes value sizes via the optional `compute_size` callable //! (defaulting to `len()`), and surfaces the dict-like API plus the //! whitebox attributes (`_cache`, `_value_size`, `_max_size`, ...) the test //! suite reads. use bazaar::lru_cache::{LruOrder, NodeId}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyDict, PyList}; use std::collections::HashMap; /// A node handle handed out via the `_cache` mapping so whitebox callers can /// do `node = cache._cache[key]; cache._remove_node(node)`. It carries the /// Python key and value, mirroring the relevant `_LRUNode` attributes. /// /// For `LRUCache` (count-based) the `prev`/`next_key` fields are also wired so /// the test helper `walk_lru` can traverse the most-to-least-recently-used /// chain; for `LRUSizeCache` only `key`/`value` are populated. #[pyclass(name = "_LRUNode", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.lru_cache")] struct LruNode { #[pyo3(get)] key: Py, #[pyo3(get)] value: Py, /// The more-recently-used neighbour (`None` for the MRU head). #[pyo3(get)] prev: Option>, /// The key of the less-recently-used neighbour, or the `_null_key` /// sentinel for the LRU tail. #[pyo3(get)] next_key: Py, } #[pymethods] impl LruNode { fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let prev_key = match &self.prev { Some(p) => p.borrow(py).key.bind(py).repr()?.to_string(), None => "None".to_string(), }; Ok(format!( "_LRUNode({} n:{} p:{})", self.key.bind(py).repr()?, self.next_key.bind(py).repr()?, prev_key, )) } } /// `LRUSizeCache` — evicts entries based on the cumulative size of values. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.lru_cache.LRUSizeCache`. #[pyclass(name = "LRUSizeCache", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.lru_cache")] pub struct LruSizeCache { order: LruOrder, /// node id -> (python key, python value, hash-key) entries: HashMap, Py)>, /// python-key -> node id. The key is stored as a `Py` in a side /// table keyed by the key's `hash`/`eq` via a Python dict for lookup; /// to keep arbitrary hashable keys working we use a Python dict mapping /// key -> node id. key_to_id: Py, next_id: NodeId, max_size: usize, after_cleanup_size: usize, max_cache: usize, compute_size: Option>, } impl LruSizeCache { /// Compute the size of `value` via the user callable or `len()`. fn value_size(&self, py: Python<'_>, value: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { match &self.compute_size { Some(cb) => cb.bind(py).call1((value,))?.extract(), None => value.len(), } } /// Drop a node id from the order and the Python-side maps. fn forget(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, id: NodeId) -> PyResult<()> { self.order.remove(id); if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } Ok(()) } /// Evict LRU entries until the total size is under `after_cleanup_size`. fn cleanup_impl(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let evicted = self.order.evict_until(self.after_cleanup_size); for id in evicted { if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } } Ok(()) } } #[pymethods] impl LruSizeCache { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (max_size=1024 * 1024, after_cleanup_size=None, compute_size=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, max_size: usize, after_cleanup_size: Option, compute_size: Option>, ) -> Self { let after_cleanup_size = match after_cleanup_size { Some(v) => v.min(max_size), None => max_size * 8 / 10, }; // _update_max_cache(max(int(max_size // 512), 1)) from LRUCache.__init__ let max_cache = std::cmp::max(max_size / 512, 1); Self { order: LruOrder::new(), entries: HashMap::new(), key_to_id: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), next_id: 0, max_size, after_cleanup_size, max_cache, compute_size, } } fn __contains__(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { self.key_to_id.bind(py).contains(key) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.order.len() } fn __getitem__<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { match self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(&key)? { Some(id_obj) => { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.order.touch(id); let (_k, value) = &self.entries[&id]; Ok(value.bind(py).clone()) } None => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(key.unbind())), } } fn __setitem__( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { // Mirror LRUSizeCache.__setitem__: reject the null-key sentinel. if is_null_key(py, &key)? { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "cannot use _null_key as a key", )); } let value_len = self.value_size(py, &value)?; let existing = self .key_to_id .bind(py) .get_item(&key)? .map(|o| o.extract::()) .transpose()?; if value_len >= self.after_cleanup_size { // Too big to ever fit; drop any existing entry and bail. if let Some(id) = existing { self.forget(py, id)?; } return Ok(()); } match existing { Some(id) => { // Replace value, adjusting the tracked size. self.order.update_size(id, value_len); self.entries .insert(id, (key.clone().unbind(), value.unbind())); self.order.touch(id); } None => { let id = self.next_id; self.next_id += 1; self.order.insert(id, value_len); self.entries .insert(id, (key.clone().unbind(), value.unbind())); self.key_to_id.bind(py).set_item(key, id)?; } } if self.order.total_size() > self.max_size { self.cleanup_impl(py)?; } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, default=None))] fn get<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, default: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { match self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(&key)? { Some(id_obj) => { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.order.touch(id); Ok(self.entries[&id].1.bind(py).clone()) } None => Ok(default.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py))), } } fn cache_size(&self) -> usize { self.max_size } /// An unordered snapshot of the currently-cached keys. fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyList::new(py, self.key_to_id.bind(py).keys()) } /// A fresh dict with the same key:value pairs as the cache. fn as_dict<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, value) in self.entries.values() { out.set_item(key.bind(py), value.bind(py))?; } Ok(out) } fn cleanup(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.cleanup_impl(py) } fn clear(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let drained = self.order.drain_lru(); for id in drained { if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (max_size, after_cleanup_size=None))] fn resize( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, max_size: usize, after_cleanup_size: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.max_size = max_size; self.after_cleanup_size = match after_cleanup_size { Some(v) => v.min(max_size), None => max_size * 8 / 10, }; self.max_cache = std::cmp::max(max_size / 512, 1); // _update_max_cache triggers a cleanup in the Python LRUCache. self.cleanup_impl(py) } /// Whitebox: `cache._cache` is a `{key: _LRUNode}` mapping. Rebuilt on /// access; callers use it read-only to fetch a node and then call /// `_remove_node`. #[getter] fn _cache<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, value) in self.entries.values() { let node = LruNode { key: key.clone_ref(py), value: value.clone_ref(py), prev: None, next_key: py.None(), }; out.set_item(key.bind(py), Py::new(py, node)?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Whitebox: remove the entry for the given node's key. fn _remove_node(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, node: Bound<'_, LruNode>) -> PyResult<()> { let key = node.borrow().key.clone_ref(py); if let Some(id_obj) = self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(key.bind(py))? { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.forget(py, id)?; } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _value_size(&self) -> usize { self.order.total_size() } #[getter] fn _max_size(&self) -> usize { self.max_size } #[getter] fn _after_cleanup_size(&self) -> usize { self.after_cleanup_size } #[getter] fn _max_cache(&self) -> usize { self.max_cache } #[getter] fn _compute_size(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { match &self.compute_size { Some(cb) => cb.clone_ref(py), // Default mirrors the Python `self._compute_size = len`. None => py .eval( std::ffi::CString::new("len").unwrap().as_c_str(), None, None, ) .map(|o| o.unbind()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| py.None()), } } } /// `LRUCache` — a count-based least-recently-used cache. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.lru_cache.LRUCache`: it caches up to `max_cache` /// entries and, once exceeded, evicts least-recently-used entries down to /// `after_cleanup_count`. The ordering lives in [`LruOrder`] with every entry /// given size 1, so the count is the total size. #[pyclass(name = "LRUCache", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.lru_cache")] pub struct LruCache { order: LruOrder, /// node id -> (python key, python value) entries: HashMap, Py)>, /// python-key -> node id (a Python dict so arbitrary hashable keys work) key_to_id: Py, next_id: NodeId, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: usize, /// Memoised `_LRUNode` chain for the whitebox getters, so a single /// `walk_lru` traversal sees one consistent set of node objects. Cleared /// on any mutation (including reorder-on-access). chain: Option<(Option>, Option>, Py)>, } impl LruCache { /// Invalidate the memoised whitebox chain after a mutation/reorder. fn dirty(&mut self) { self.chain = None; } fn forget(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, id: NodeId) { self.dirty(); self.order.remove(id); if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } } fn cleanup_impl(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) { self.dirty(); let evicted = self.order.evict_until(self.after_cleanup_count); for id in evicted { if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } } } fn set_max_cache(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, max_cache: usize, after: Option) { self.max_cache = max_cache; self.after_cleanup_count = match after { Some(v) => v.min(max_cache), None => max_cache * 8 / 10, }; self.cleanup_impl(py); } } #[pymethods] impl LruCache { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (max_cache=100, after_cleanup_count=None))] fn new(py: Python<'_>, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: Option) -> Self { let after_cleanup_count = match after_cleanup_count { Some(v) => v.min(max_cache), None => max_cache * 8 / 10, }; Self { order: LruOrder::new(), entries: HashMap::new(), key_to_id: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), next_id: 0, max_cache, after_cleanup_count, chain: None, } } fn __contains__(&self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { self.key_to_id.bind(py).contains(key) } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.order.len() } fn __getitem__<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { match self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(&key)? { Some(id_obj) => { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.order.touch(id); self.dirty(); Ok(self.entries[&id].1.bind(py).clone()) } None => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(key.unbind())), } } fn __setitem__( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { if is_null_key(py, &key)? { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "cannot use _null_key as a key", )); } self.dirty(); let existing = self .key_to_id .bind(py) .get_item(&key)? .map(|o| o.extract::()) .transpose()?; match existing { Some(id) => { self.entries .insert(id, (key.clone().unbind(), value.unbind())); self.order.touch(id); } None => { let id = self.next_id; self.next_id += 1; self.order.insert(id, 1); self.entries .insert(id, (key.clone().unbind(), value.unbind())); self.key_to_id.bind(py).set_item(key, id)?; } } if self.order.len() > self.max_cache { self.cleanup_impl(py); } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, default=None))] fn get<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, default: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { match self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(&key)? { Some(id_obj) => { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.order.touch(id); self.dirty(); Ok(self.entries[&id].1.bind(py).clone()) } None => Ok(default.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py))), } } fn cache_size(&self) -> usize { self.max_cache } /// An unordered snapshot of the currently-cached keys. fn keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { PyList::new(py, self.key_to_id.bind(py).keys()) } /// A fresh dict with the same key:value pairs as the cache. fn as_dict<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, value) in self.entries.values() { out.set_item(key.bind(py), value.bind(py))?; } Ok(out) } fn cleanup(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) { self.cleanup_impl(py) } fn clear(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) { self.dirty(); let drained = self.order.drain_lru(); for id in drained { if let Some((key, _value)) = self.entries.remove(&id) { self.key_to_id.bind(py).del_item(key.bind(py)).ok(); } } } #[pyo3(signature = (max_cache, after_cleanup_count=None))] fn resize(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: Option) { self.set_max_cache(py, max_cache, after_cleanup_count) } /// Whitebox: remove the entry for the given node's key. fn _remove_node(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, node: Bound<'_, LruNode>) -> PyResult<()> { let key = node.borrow().key.clone_ref(py); if let Some(id_obj) = self.key_to_id.bind(py).get_item(key.bind(py))? { let id: NodeId = id_obj.extract()?; self.forget(py, id); } Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _max_cache(&self) -> usize { self.max_cache } #[getter] fn _after_cleanup_count(&self) -> usize { self.after_cleanup_count } /// Whitebox: the most-recently-used `_LRUNode`, or `None` when empty. /// Built together with the rest of the chain so `walk_lru` sees a /// consistent doubly-linked list. #[getter] fn _most_recently_used(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { self.ensure_chain(py)?; Ok(self .chain .as_ref() .unwrap() .0 .as_ref() .map(|n| n.clone_ref(py))) } /// Whitebox: the least-recently-used `_LRUNode`, or `None` when empty. #[getter] fn _least_recently_used(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult>> { self.ensure_chain(py)?; Ok(self .chain .as_ref() .unwrap() .1 .as_ref() .map(|n| n.clone_ref(py))) } /// Whitebox: the `{key: _LRUNode}` mapping with `prev`/`next_key` wired so /// the test helper `walk_lru` can traverse the chain. #[getter] fn _cache<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { self.ensure_chain(py)?; Ok(self.chain.as_ref().unwrap().2.bind(py).clone()) } } impl LruCache { /// Build the whitebox `_LRUNode` chain if not already memoised. The same /// node objects then back `_most_recently_used`, `_least_recently_used` /// and `_cache` until the next mutation, so a single `walk_lru` traversal /// sees one consistent doubly-linked list. fn ensure_chain(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if self.chain.is_none() { self.chain = Some(self.build_chain(py)?); } Ok(()) } /// Materialise the doubly-linked `_LRUNode` chain in MRU-to-LRU order. /// Returns `(most_recently_used, least_recently_used, {key: node})`. /// /// `prev` is wired to the already-created more-recently-used neighbour and /// `next_key` to the less-recently-used neighbour's key (or `_null_key` /// for the tail). fn build_chain( &self, py: Python<'_>, ) -> PyResult<(Option>, Option>, Py)> { let order = self.order.order_mru_to_lru(); let cache = PyDict::new(py); let null_key = null_key_sentinel(py)?; let mut nodes: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(order.len()); for (idx, id) in order.iter().enumerate() { let (key, value) = &self.entries[id]; let next_key = match order.get(idx + 1) { Some(next_id) => self.entries[next_id].0.clone_ref(py), None => null_key.clone_ref(py), }; let prev = nodes.last().map(|n| n.clone_ref(py)); let node = Py::new( py, LruNode { key: key.clone_ref(py), value: value.clone_ref(py), prev, next_key, }, )?; cache.set_item(key.bind(py), node.clone_ref(py))?; nodes.push(node); } let mru = nodes.first().map(|n| n.clone_ref(py)); let lru = nodes.last().map(|n| n.clone_ref(py)); Ok((mru, lru, cache.unbind())) } } /// `FIFOCache` — a `dict` subclass that evicts the oldest entries first. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.lru_cache.FIFOCache`. The key/value storage is the /// `dict` base; this wrapper layers a FIFO insertion `_queue` and an optional /// per-key `_cleanup` callback invoked on eviction/removal. #[pyclass(name = "FIFOCache", extends = pyo3::types::PyDict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.lru_cache")] pub struct FifoCache { max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: usize, /// Insertion order of live keys (front = oldest). queue: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// key -> cleanup callable, applied when the key leaves the cache. cleanup: Py, } impl FifoCache { fn dict<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> Bound<'py, PyDict> { slf.clone().into_any().downcast_into::().unwrap() } /// Drop a key from the dict and fire its cleanup callback if any. fn remove(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let cleanup = slf.borrow().cleanup.bind(py).clone(); let cb = cleanup.get_item(key)?; if cb.is_some() { cleanup.del_item(key)?; } let dict = Self::dict(slf); let val = dict.get_item(key)?; dict.del_item(key)?; if let (Some(cb), Some(val)) = (cb, val) { cb.call1((key, val))?; } Ok(()) } fn remove_oldest(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { let key = slf.borrow_mut().queue.pop_front(); if let Some(key) = key { Self::remove(slf, key.bind(slf.py()))?; } Ok(()) } } #[pymethods] impl FifoCache { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (max_cache=100, after_cleanup_count=None))] fn new(py: Python<'_>, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: Option) -> Self { let after_cleanup_count = match after_cleanup_count { Some(v) => v.min(max_cache), None => max_cache * 8 / 10, }; Self { max_cache, after_cleanup_count, queue: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), cleanup: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), } } /// Swallow the constructor arguments so the `dict` base is not initialised /// with them (otherwise `dict(max_cache=.., after_cleanup_count=..)` would /// populate the cache with those kwargs as entries). #[pyo3(signature = (max_cache=100, after_cleanup_count=None))] fn __init__(&self, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: Option) { let _ = (max_cache, after_cleanup_count); } fn __setitem__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { Self::add(slf, key, value, None) } fn __delitem__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { // Remove from the FIFO queue, then from the dict (firing cleanup). { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); if let Some(pos) = me .queue .iter() .position(|k| k.bind(slf.py()).eq(&key).unwrap_or(false)) { me.queue.remove(pos); } } Self::remove(slf, &key) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, value, cleanup=None))] fn add( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, value: Bound<'_, PyAny>, cleanup: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let dict = Self::dict(slf); if dict.contains(&key)? { // Replace: drop the existing entry (and its cleanup) first. FifoCache::__delitem__(slf, key.clone())?; } slf.borrow_mut().queue.push_back(key.clone().unbind()); dict.set_item(&key, value)?; if let Some(cb) = cleanup { slf.borrow().cleanup.bind(py).set_item(&key, cb)?; } let (len, max) = { let me = slf.borrow(); (dict.len(), me.max_cache) }; if len > max { Self::cleanup(slf)?; } Ok(()) } fn cache_size(&self) -> usize { self.max_cache } #[getter] fn _max_cache(&self) -> usize { self.max_cache } #[getter] fn _after_cleanup_count(&self) -> usize { self.after_cleanup_count } fn cleanup(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { while Self::dict(slf).len() > slf.borrow().after_cleanup_count { Self::remove_oldest(slf)?; } Ok(()) } fn clear(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { while Self::dict(slf).len() > 0 { Self::remove_oldest(slf)?; } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (max_cache, after_cleanup_count=None))] fn resize( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, max_cache: usize, after_cleanup_count: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(); me.max_cache = max_cache; me.after_cleanup_count = match after_cleanup_count { Some(v) => v.min(max_cache), None => max_cache * 8 / 10, }; } if Self::dict(slf).len() > max_cache { Self::cleanup(slf)?; } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, defaultval=None))] fn setdefault<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, defaultval: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let dict = Self::dict(slf); if let Some(v) = dict.get_item(&key)? { return Ok(v); } let defaultval = defaultval.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py)); Self::add(slf, key, defaultval.clone(), None)?; Ok(defaultval) } } /// Fetch the `bzrformats.lru_cache._null_key` sentinel object. fn null_key_sentinel(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { Ok(py .import("bzrformats.lru_cache")? .getattr("_null_key")? .unbind()) } /// Is `key` the `bzrformats.lru_cache._null_key` sentinel? fn is_null_key(py: Python<'_>, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let sentinel = py.import("bzrformats.lru_cache")?.getattr("_null_key")?; Ok(key.is(&sentinel)) } pub(crate) fn _lru_cache_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "lru_cache")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/multiparent.rs0000644000000000000000000013175415207367274020557 0ustar00use bazaar::multiparent::{ self, Hunk, MultiMemoryVersionedFile, MultiParent, ParseError, ReconstructError, }; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyAssertionError, PyKeyError, PyTypeError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyAnyMethods, PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; use std::collections::HashMap; /// Convert the Python hunks list into Rust hunks, borrowing the bytes out of /// `NewText.lines` and reading integer fields off `ParentText` instances. pub(crate) fn py_hunks_to_rust(hunks: &Bound) -> PyResult { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(hunks.len()); for hunk in hunks.iter() { if let Ok(lines_attr) = hunk.getattr("lines") { let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); for line in lines_attr.try_iter()? { let line = line?; let bytes = line .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("NewText.lines must contain bytes"))?; lines.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } out.push(Hunk::NewText(lines)); } else { let parent: usize = hunk.getattr("parent")?.extract()?; let parent_pos: usize = hunk.getattr("parent_pos")?.extract()?; let child_pos: usize = hunk.getattr("child_pos")?.extract()?; let num_lines: usize = hunk.getattr("num_lines")?.extract()?; out.push(Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, }); } } Ok(MultiParent::with_hunks(out)) } /// Serialize hunks to the multiparent patch wire format. #[pyfunction] fn to_patch<'py>(py: Python<'py>, hunks: Bound<'py, PyList>) -> PyResult> { let mp = py_hunks_to_rust(&hunks)?; let chunks = mp.to_patch(); let items: Vec> = chunks.iter().map(|c| PyBytes::new(py, c)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Number of lines in the reconstructed text. #[pyfunction] fn num_lines(hunks: Bound) -> PyResult { Ok(py_hunks_to_rust(&hunks)?.num_lines()) } /// True if the hunks represent a fulltext (single NewText hunk). #[pyfunction] fn is_snapshot(hunks: Bound) -> PyResult { Ok(py_hunks_to_rust(&hunks)?.is_snapshot()) } /// Convert a `ReconstructError` to a Python exception. /// /// Both variants surface as `bzrformats.errors.RevisionNotPresent` because /// both mean "the version we were asked to reconstruct cannot be built /// from what's in this `MultiMemoryVersionedFile`". Callers in breezy /// (notably `bundle/serializer/v4.RevisionInstaller.install_revisions`) /// catch `RevisionNotPresent` to retry against a fallback branch; raising /// `IndexError` / `KeyError` here bypasses that recovery path. pub(crate) fn reconstruct_err(e: ReconstructError) -> PyErr { Python::attach(|py| { let errors = match PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.errors") { Ok(m) => m, Err(import_err) => return import_err, }; let cls = match errors.getattr("RevisionNotPresent") { Ok(c) => c, Err(attr_err) => return attr_err, }; match cls.call1((e.to_string(), py.None())) { Ok(exc) => PyErr::from_value(exc), Err(call_err) => call_err, } }) } fn parse_error_to_py(e: ParseError) -> PyErr { match e { ParseError::UnexpectedChar(c) => { // Match Python's `AssertionError(first_char)` (which received a // single-byte bytes object) so callers can't tell the difference. Python::attach(|py| PyAssertionError::new_err(PyBytes::new(py, &[c]).unbind())) } other => PyAssertionError::new_err(other.to_string()), } } /// Render a `MultiParent`'s hunks as the `(kind, payload)` tuple list shape /// that the Python wrapper materialises into `NewText` / `ParentText`. fn hunks_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, mp: MultiParent) -> PyResult> { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(mp.hunks.len()); for hunk in mp.hunks { match hunk { Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); let lines_list = PyList::new(py, py_lines)?; out.push(PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"n").into_any(), lines_list.into_any()], )?); } Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { let payload = PyTuple::new(py, [parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines])?; out.push(PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"p").into_any(), payload.into_any()], )?); } } } PyList::new(py, out) } /// Parse a patch into a list of (kind, payload) tuples. `kind` is `b"n"` for a /// NewText hunk (payload: list of bytes lines) or `b"p"` for a ParentText hunk /// (payload: (parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines)). The Python caller /// materializes these as `NewText` / `ParentText` instances. #[pyfunction] fn parse_patch<'py>(py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { let mp = MultiParent::from_patch(data).map_err(parse_error_to_py)?; hunks_to_py(py, mp) } /// Build multi-parent diff hunks from `text` and per-parent matching blocks. /// /// `text` is the child text as a list of line bytes. `parent_blocks[p]` is /// the list of `(i, j, n)` matches against parent `p` (typically produced by /// `patiencediff.PatienceSequenceMatcher.get_matching_blocks`). Returns the /// hunks in the same `(kind, payload)` shape as [`parse_patch`] so the caller /// can materialise them into `NewText` / `ParentText` instances. #[pyfunction] fn from_lines_with_blocks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, text: Vec>, parent_blocks: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &parent_blocks); hunks_to_py(py, mp) } /// Build multi-parent diff hunks from `text` and its `parents`, running /// patiencediff for each non-skipped parent. `left_blocks`, if supplied, /// short-circuits the diff against `parents[0]`. Returns the same /// `(kind, payload)` tuple shape as [`from_lines_with_blocks`]. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (text, parents, left_blocks=None))] fn from_lines<'py>( py: Python<'py>, text: Vec>, parents: Vec>>, left_blocks: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parents.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); let mp = MultiParent::from_lines(&text, &parent_refs, left_blocks); hunks_to_py(py, mp) } /// A hashable Python object whose `Hash` and `Eq` defer to Python. The /// interpreter lock is assumed to be held whenever these methods run, since /// they may execute arbitrary Python code. struct PyHashable(Py); impl PyHashable { fn new(obj: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { // Fail fast if the value isn't actually hashable. obj.hash()?; Ok(Self(obj.unbind())) } fn bind<'py>(&'py self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.0.bind(py).clone() } } impl Clone for PyHashable { fn clone(&self) -> Self { Python::attach(|py| Self(self.0.clone_ref(py))) } } impl std::hash::Hash for PyHashable { fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { Python::attach(|py| { // hash() was validated in `new`, so this cannot fail for a // properly constructed PyHashable — but if it somehow does // (e.g. a __hash__ method that started raising), fall back to // 0 and let the equality check reject false positives. let h = self.0.bind(py).hash().unwrap_or(0); h.hash(state); }) } } impl PartialEq for PyHashable { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| self.0.bind(py).eq(other.0.bind(py)).unwrap_or(false)) } } impl Eq for PyHashable {} /// Topologically sort `versions` given a `parents` mapping. Delegates to the /// generic [`multiparent::topo_iter`] in the pure-Rust crate. Keys may be any /// hashable Python objects; `parents[v]` is either an iterable of parent /// keys or `None` for a parentless sentinel. #[pyfunction] fn topo_iter<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parents: Bound<'py, PyDict>, versions: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut versions_rust: Vec = Vec::new(); for v in versions.try_iter()? { versions_rust.push(PyHashable::new(v?)?); } let mut parents_rust: HashMap>> = HashMap::new(); for (key, value) in parents.iter() { let k = PyHashable::new(key)?; let v = if value.is_none() { None } else { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in value.try_iter()? { ps.push(PyHashable::new(p?)?); } Some(ps) }; parents_rust.insert(k, v); } let ordered = multiparent::topo_iter(&parents_rust, &versions_rust); let out = PyList::empty(py); for item in ordered { out.append(item.bind(py))?; } Ok(out) } /// Build a Python `bzrformats.multiparent.MultiParent(hunks=...)` from a Rust /// [`MultiParent`]. The hunks list contains real `NewText` / `ParentText` /// instances, so callers cannot tell this came from Rust. fn rust_to_py_multiparent<'py>(py: Python<'py>, mp: &MultiParent) -> PyResult> { let module = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.multiparent")?; let mp_cls = module.getattr("MultiParent")?; let new_text_cls = module.getattr("NewText")?; let parent_text_cls = module.getattr("ParentText")?; let hunks = PyList::empty(py); for hunk in &mp.hunks { match hunk { Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); let lines_list = PyList::new(py, py_lines)?; hunks.append(new_text_cls.call1((lines_list,))?)?; } Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { hunks.append(parent_text_cls.call1(( *parent, *parent_pos, *child_pos, *num_lines, ))?)?; } } } mp_cls.call1((hunks,)) } /// Pull the `hunks` attribute off a Python MultiParent and convert it into a /// Rust [`MultiParent`]. fn py_multiparent_to_rust(diff: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let hunks = diff.getattr("hunks")?; let hunks = hunks.downcast::()?; py_hunks_to_rust(hunks) } #[pyclass( extends = PyBaseVersionedFile, module = "bzrformats._multiparent_rs", name = "MultiMemoryVersionedFile" )] pub struct PyMultiMemoryVersionedFile { inner: MultiMemoryVersionedFile, } #[pymethods] impl PyMultiMemoryVersionedFile { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (snapshot_interval=Some(25), max_snapshots=None))] fn new( snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option, ) -> pyo3::PyClassInitializer { pyo3::PyClassInitializer::from(PyBaseVersionedFile).add_subclass(Self { inner: MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new(snapshot_interval, max_snapshots), }) } #[getter] fn snapshot_interval(&self) -> Option { self.inner.snapshot_interval() } #[getter] fn max_snapshots(&self) -> Option { self.inner.max_snapshots() } /// Read-only snapshot of the line cache (mirrors the legacy /// `_lines` attribute on the Python class). Provided so external /// helpers like `_Reconstructor` can keep walking this VF without /// changes. #[getter] fn _lines<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let dict = PyDict::new(py); for (k, lines) in self.inner.lines_cache() { let inner = PyList::empty(py); for l in lines { inner.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } dict.set_item(k.bind(py), inner)?; } Ok(dict) } /// Read-only snapshot of the parent map (mirrors the legacy /// `_parents` attribute on the Python class). #[getter] fn _parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let dict = PyDict::new(py); for (k, parents) in self.inner.parents_map() { let inner = PyList::empty(py); for p in parents { inner.append(p.bind(py))?; } dict.set_item(k.bind(py), inner)?; } Ok(dict) } fn versions<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let list = PyList::empty(py); for v in self.inner.versions() { list.append(v.bind(py))?; } list.try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()) } fn has_version(&self, version: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let key = PyHashable::new(version)?; Ok(self.inner.has_version(&key)) } fn add_diff( &mut self, diff: Bound<'_, PyAny>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mp = py_multiparent_to_rust(&diff)?; let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; let parents = py_iter_to_hashable(&parent_ids)?; self.inner.add_diff(mp, key, parents); Ok(()) } fn get_diff<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id.clone())?; match self.inner.get_diff(&key) { Some(mp) => rust_to_py_multiparent(py, mp), None => { // Python raises errors.RevisionNotPresent here; mirror that. let errors = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.errors")?; let exc = errors.getattr("RevisionNotPresent")?; Err(PyErr::from_value(exc.call1((version_id, py.None()))?)) } } } fn get_parents<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; match self.inner.get_parents(&key) { Some(parents) => { let list = PyList::empty(py); for p in parents { list.append(p.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } None => Err(PyKeyError::new_err("unknown version")), } } #[pyo3(signature = (lines, version_id, parent_ids, force_snapshot=None, single_parent=false))] fn add_version( &mut self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, force_snapshot: Option, single_parent: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; let parents = py_iter_to_hashable(&parent_ids)?; self.inner .add_version(lines, key, parents, force_snapshot, single_parent) .map_err(reconstruct_err) } fn get_line_list<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let keys = py_iter_to_hashable(&version_ids)?; let lines_list = self.inner.get_line_list(&keys).map_err(reconstruct_err)?; let outer = PyList::empty(py); for lines in lines_list { let inner: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); outer.append(PyList::new(py, inner)?)?; } Ok(outer) } fn cache_version<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; let lines = self .inner .cache_version(&key) .map_err(reconstruct_err)? .to_vec(); let inner: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, inner) } fn do_snapshot( &self, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; let parents = py_iter_to_hashable(&parent_ids)?; Ok(self.inner.do_snapshot(&key, &parents)) } fn clear_cache(&mut self) { self.inner.clear_cache(); } fn make_snapshot(&mut self, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let key = PyHashable::new(version_id)?; self.inner.make_snapshot(key).map_err(reconstruct_err) } fn import_diffs(&mut self, other: &Self) { self.inner.import_diffs(&other.inner); } fn snapshots<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = PySet::empty(py)?; for v in self.inner.snapshots() { s.add(v.bind(py))?; } Ok(s) } fn select_snapshots<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = PySet::empty(py)?; for v in self.inner.select_snapshots() { s.add(v.bind(py))?; } Ok(s) } fn select_by_size<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, num: usize) -> PyResult> { let picks = self.inner.select_by_size(num).map_err(reconstruct_err)?; let list = PyList::empty(py); for v in &picks { list.append(v.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } fn get_size_ranking<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let ranking = self.inner.get_size_ranking().map_err(reconstruct_err)?; let list = PyList::empty(py); for (score, v) in &ranking { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [score.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), v.bind(py).into_any()], )?; list.append(tup)?; } Ok(list) } fn get_build_ranking<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let ranking = self.inner.get_build_ranking(); let list = PyList::empty(py); for v in &ranking { list.append(v.bind(py))?; } Ok(list) } /// Clears all stored diffs (mirrors Python's `destroy`). fn destroy(&mut self) { self.inner = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new( self.inner.snapshot_interval(), self.inner.max_snapshots(), ); } } fn py_iter_to_hashable(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { out.push(PyHashable::new(item?)?); } Ok(out) } /// A run of new lines introduced by a text (no parent reference). #[pyclass(name = "NewText", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent")] pub struct NewText { #[pyo3(get, set)] lines: Py, } #[pymethods] impl NewText { #[new] fn new(lines: Py) -> Self { NewText { lines } } fn __eq__(&self, py: Python<'_>, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let Ok(other) = other.downcast::() else { return Ok(false); }; self.lines.bind(py).eq(&other.borrow().lines) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Ok(format!("NewText({})", self.lines.bind(py).repr()?)) } /// Generate patch lines for this NewText. fn to_patch<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let lines = self.lines.bind(py).try_iter()?; let mut count = 0usize; let mut body: Vec> = Vec::new(); for line in lines { body.push(line?.unbind()); count += 1; } let out = PyList::empty(py); out.append(PyBytes::new(py, format!("i {}\n", count).as_bytes()))?; for line in body { out.append(line)?; } out.append(PyBytes::new(py, b"\n"))?; Ok(out) } } /// A reference to a slice of lines present in a parent text. #[pyclass(name = "ParentText", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent")] #[derive(Clone)] pub struct ParentText { #[pyo3(get, set)] parent: usize, #[pyo3(get, set)] parent_pos: usize, #[pyo3(get, set)] child_pos: usize, #[pyo3(get, set)] num_lines: usize, } #[pymethods] impl ParentText { #[new] fn new(parent: usize, parent_pos: usize, child_pos: usize, num_lines: usize) -> Self { ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } } fn __eq__(&self, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> bool { match other.downcast::() { Ok(o) => { let o = o.borrow(); self.parent == o.parent && self.parent_pos == o.parent_pos && self.child_pos == o.child_pos && self.num_lines == o.num_lines } Err(_) => false, } } fn __repr__(&self) -> String { format!( "ParentText({}, {}, {}, {})", self.parent, self.parent_pos, self.child_pos, self.num_lines ) } /// Generate patch lines for this ParentText. fn to_patch<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let line = format!( "c {} {} {} {}\n", self.parent, self.parent_pos, self.child_pos, self.num_lines ); PyList::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, line.as_bytes())]) } } /// A multi-parent diff: an ordered list of `NewText` / `ParentText` hunks. #[pyclass(name = "MultiParent", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent")] pub struct PyMultiParent { /// The hunks, kept as a live Python list so callers can mutate it /// (`diff.hunks.append(...)`). #[pyo3(get, set)] hunks: Py, } impl PyMultiParent { fn hunks_list<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyList> { self.hunks.bind(py).clone() } } #[pymethods] impl PyMultiParent { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (hunks=None))] fn new(py: Python<'_>, hunks: Option>) -> PyResult { let hunks = match hunks { Some(h) if !h.is_none() => { if let Ok(list) = h.downcast::() { list.clone().unbind() } else { // Accept any iterable, materialising into a list. let list = PyList::empty(py); for item in h.try_iter()? { list.append(item?)?; } list.unbind() } } _ => PyList::empty(py).unbind(), }; Ok(PyMultiParent { hunks }) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Ok(format!("MultiParent({})", self.hunks.bind(py).repr()?)) } fn __eq__(&self, py: Python<'_>, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let Ok(other) = other.downcast::() else { return Ok(false); }; self.hunks.bind(py).eq(&other.borrow().hunks) } /// Produce a MultiParent from a list of lines and parents. #[staticmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (text, parents=None, left_blocks=None))] fn from_lines( py: Python<'_>, text: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Option>, left_blocks: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let text: Vec> = extract_lines(&text)?; let parents: Vec>> = match parents { Some(ps) if !ps.is_none() => { let mut out = Vec::new(); for p in ps.try_iter()? { out.push(extract_lines(&p?)?); } out } _ => Vec::new(), }; let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parents.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); let mp = MultiParent::from_lines(&text, &parent_refs, left_blocks); Self::from_rust(py, mp) } /// Produce a MultiParent from a text and list of parent texts. #[classmethod] #[pyo3(signature = (text, parents=None))] fn from_texts( cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'_>, text: &[u8], parents: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = cls; let text_lines = split_readlines(text); let parent_lists: Vec>> = match parents { Some(ps) if !ps.is_none() => { let mut out = Vec::new(); for p in ps.try_iter()? { let p = p?; let bytes = p.downcast::()?; out.push(split_readlines(bytes.as_bytes())); } out } _ => Vec::new(), }; let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parent_lists.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); let mp = MultiParent::from_lines(&text_lines, &parent_refs, None); Self::from_rust(py, mp) } /// Create a MultiParent from its serialised patch form. #[classmethod] fn from_patch( cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'_>, text: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let _ = cls; let mp = MultiParent::from_patch(text).map_err(parse_error_to_py)?; Self::from_rust(py, mp) } /// Yield text lines for a patch. fn to_patch<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let mp = py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?; let chunks = mp.to_patch(); let items: Vec> = chunks.iter().map(|c| PyBytes::new(py, c)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// The length of the patch in bytes. fn patch_len(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let mp = py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?; Ok(mp.to_patch().iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum()) } /// The length of the gzipped patch in bytes. fn zipped_patch_len(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let mp = py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?; Ok(mp.zipped_patch_len()) } /// The number of lines in the output text. fn num_lines(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Ok(py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?.num_lines()) } /// True if these hunks represent a fulltext (single NewText hunk). fn is_snapshot(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Ok(py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?.is_snapshot()) } /// Yield `(parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines)` matches for `parent`, ending /// with the `(parent_len, num_lines, 0)` sentinel. fn get_matching_blocks<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, parent: usize, parent_len: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for hunk in self.hunks_list(py).iter() { if let Ok(pt) = hunk.downcast::() { let pt = pt.borrow(); if pt.parent == parent { out.append((pt.parent_pos, pt.child_pos, pt.num_lines))?; } } } out.append((parent_len, self.num_lines(py)?, 0usize))?; Ok(out) } /// Iterate the hunks with `(start, end, kind, data)` ranges. `kind` is /// `"new"` (data: list of lines) or `"parent"` (data: /// `(parent, parent_start, parent_end)`). Returns a true iterator (callers /// such as `_Reconstructor` call `next()` on it). fn range_iterator<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let mut start: usize = 0; for hunk in self.hunks_list(py).iter() { let (start_v, end, kind, data): (usize, usize, &str, Py) = if let Ok(nt) = hunk.downcast::() { let lines = nt.borrow().lines.bind(py).clone(); let len = lines.len()?; (start, start + len, "new", lines.unbind()) } else { let pt = hunk.downcast::()?.borrow(); let s = pt.child_pos; let data = (pt.parent, pt.parent_pos, pt.parent_pos + pt.num_lines) .into_pyobject(py)?; (s, s + pt.num_lines, "parent", data.into_any().unbind()) }; out.append((start_v, end, kind, data))?; start = end; } Ok(out.into_any().try_iter()?.into_any()) } /// Reconstruct a fulltext from this diff and its parents. #[pyo3(signature = (parents=None))] fn to_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, parents: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let parent_lists: Vec>> = match parents { Some(ps) if !ps.is_none() => { let mut out = Vec::new(); for p in ps.try_iter()? { let p = p?; let bytes = p.downcast::()?; out.push(split_readlines(bytes.as_bytes())); } out } _ => Vec::new(), }; let mp = py_hunks_to_rust(&self.hunks_list(py))?; // Mirror the Python `to_lines`: register each parent as its own // version (keyed by its index) in a scratch MultiMemoryVersionedFile, // add this diff referencing all parents, then reconstruct it. The diff // version is keyed -1 to stay distinct from the parent indices. let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new(Some(25), None); for (num, parent) in parent_lists.into_iter().enumerate() { mpvf.add_version(parent, num as i64, Vec::new(), None, false) .map_err(reconstruct_err)?; } let parent_ids: Vec = (0..mpvf.versions().count() as i64).collect(); mpvf.add_diff(mp, -1, parent_ids); let lines = mpvf.get_line_list(&[-1]).map_err(reconstruct_err)?; let items: Vec> = lines[0].iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } } impl PyMultiParent { /// Build a Python `MultiParent` (with real NewText/ParentText hunks) from a /// Rust [`MultiParent`]. fn from_rust(py: Python<'_>, mp: MultiParent) -> PyResult> { let hunks = PyList::empty(py); for hunk in mp.hunks { match hunk { Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); let lines_list = PyList::new(py, py_lines)?; hunks.append(Py::new( py, NewText { lines: lines_list.into_any().unbind(), }, )?)?; } Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { hunks.append(Py::new( py, ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, }, )?)?; } } } Py::new( py, PyMultiParent { hunks: hunks.unbind(), }, ) } } /// Extract a list of `bytes` lines from a Python iterable of bytes. fn extract_lines(obj: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for line in obj.try_iter()? { let line = line?; out.push(line.downcast::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Ok(out) } /// Split a byte string into lines the way `BytesIO(text).readlines()` does: /// each line keeps its trailing newline; a final line without a newline is /// kept as-is. fn split_readlines(data: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(data[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(data[start..].to_vec()); } out } /// Disk-backed pseudo-versionedfile, ported from /// `bzrformats.multiparent.MultiVersionedFile`. #[pyclass( extends = PyBaseVersionedFile, name = "MultiVersionedFile", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent" )] pub struct PyMultiVersionedFile { inner: bazaar::multiparent::DiskMultiVersionedFile, } fn disk_err_to_py(e: bazaar::multiparent::DiskError) -> PyErr { match e { bazaar::multiparent::DiskError::Reconstruct(r) => reconstruct_err(r), bazaar::multiparent::DiskError::Io(io) => { pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(io.to_string()) } } } #[pymethods] impl PyMultiVersionedFile { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (filename, snapshot_interval=25, max_snapshots=None))] fn new( filename: String, snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option, ) -> pyo3::PyClassInitializer { pyo3::PyClassInitializer::from(PyBaseVersionedFile).add_subclass(Self { inner: bazaar::multiparent::DiskMultiVersionedFile::new( filename, snapshot_interval, max_snapshots, ), }) } #[pyo3(signature = (lines, version_id, parent_ids, force_snapshot=None, single_parent=false))] fn add_version( &mut self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec, parent_ids: Vec>, force_snapshot: Option, single_parent: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .add_version(lines, version_id, parent_ids, force_snapshot, single_parent) .map_err(disk_err_to_py) } fn get_line_list<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let lists = self .inner .get_line_list(&version_ids) .map_err(reconstruct_err)?; let outer = PyList::empty(py); for lines in lists { let inner: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); outer.append(PyList::new(py, inner)?)?; } Ok(outer) } fn get_diff<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Vec) -> PyResult> { let mp = self .inner .read_diff_from_disk(&version_id) .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; rust_to_py_multiparent(py, &mp) } fn save(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .save() .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(e.to_string())) } fn load(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .load() .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(e.to_string())) } fn destroy(&self) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner .destroy() .map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyOSError::new_err(e.to_string())) } } /// Pseudo-VersionedFile base class for the MultiParent backends. /// /// Port of the `bzrformats.multiparent.BaseVersionedFile` skeleton. The /// concrete backends (`MultiMemoryVersionedFile`, `MultiVersionedFile`) each /// keep their own Rust-backed state and reimplement the skeleton methods, so /// this base carries no state of its own; it exists so the backends share a /// common type and `isinstance` behaviour matches the original Python /// hierarchy. breezy re-exports it for API compatibility. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "BaseVersionedFile", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent" )] pub struct PyBaseVersionedFile; #[pymethods] impl PyBaseVersionedFile { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (snapshot_interval=25, max_snapshots=None))] fn new(snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option) -> Self { let _ = (snapshot_interval, max_snapshots); PyBaseVersionedFile } } /// Gzip-compress an iterable of `bytes` lines into a single gzip container. #[pyfunction] fn gzip_string<'py>(py: Python<'py>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let lines = extract_lines(&lines)?; let compressed = multiparent::gzip_string(lines.iter().map(Vec::as_slice)); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &compressed)) } /// Build a text from the diffs, ancestry graph and cached lines. /// /// Port of `bzrformats.multiparent._Reconstructor`. `diffs` is any object /// with a `get_diff(version_id)` method returning a `MultiParent` (whose /// `range_iterator()` yields `(start, end, kind, data)`); `lines` and /// `parents` are the version->lines and version->parent-ids maps (typically a /// backend's `_lines` / `_parents`). #[pyclass(name = "_Reconstructor", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.multiparent")] pub struct PyReconstructor { diffs: Py, lines: Py, parents: Py, /// Per-version cursor: version_id -> (start, end, kind, data, iterator). cursor: HashMap>, } #[pymethods] impl PyReconstructor { #[new] fn new(diffs: Py, lines: Py, parents: Py) -> Self { Self { diffs, lines, parents, cursor: HashMap::new(), } } /// Append the lines referred to by a `ParentText` to `lines`. fn reconstruct( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, lines: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_text: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let parent_idx: usize = parent_text.getattr("parent")?.extract()?; let parent_pos: usize = parent_text.getattr("parent_pos")?.extract()?; let num_lines: usize = parent_text.getattr("num_lines")?.extract()?; let parent_id = self .parents .bind(py) .get_item(&version_id)? .get_item(parent_idx)?; let end = parent_pos + num_lines; self._reconstruct(py, lines, parent_id, parent_pos, end) } /// Append lines for the requested `version_id` range `[req_start, req_end)`. fn _reconstruct( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, lines: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, req_version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, req_start: usize, req_end: usize, ) -> PyResult<()> { if req_start == req_end { return Ok(()); } let mut pending: Vec<(Py, usize, usize)> = vec![(req_version_id.unbind(), req_start, req_end)]; let lines_map = self.lines.bind(py); let parents_map = self.parents.bind(py); let diffs = self.diffs.bind(py); while let Some((version_obj, req_start, mut req_end)) = pending.pop() { let version = version_obj.bind(py); // Already-cached fulltext: slice straight out of it. if lines_map.contains(version)? { let cached = lines_map.get_item(version)?; let slice = cached.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new( py, req_start as isize, req_end as isize, 1, ))?; lines.call_method1("extend", (slice,))?; continue; } let key = PyHashable::new(version.clone())?; let (mut start, mut end, mut kind, mut data, mut iterator) = match self.cursor.get(&key) { Some(t) => unpack_cursor(t.bind(py))?, None => { let it = diffs .call_method1("get_diff", (version,))? .call_method0("range_iterator")?; let (s, e, k, d) = next_range(&it)?; (s, e, k, d, it) } }; // A stored cursor may be ahead of this request; restart the // iterator from the top in that case. if start > req_start { iterator = diffs .call_method1("get_diff", (version,))? .call_method0("range_iterator")?; let (s, e, k, d) = next_range(&iterator)?; start = s; end = e; kind = k; data = d; } // Advance to the first hunk relevant to the request. while end <= req_start { let (s, e, k, d) = next_range(&iterator)?; start = s; end = e; kind = k; data = d; } self.cursor.insert( key.clone(), pack_cursor(py, start, end, &kind, &data, &iterator)?, ); // Split the request if the current hunk can't satisfy it all. if req_end > end { pending.push((version.clone().unbind(), end, req_end)); req_end = end; } if kind == "new" { let slice = data.bind(py).get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new( py, (req_start - start) as isize, (req_end - start) as isize, 1, ))?; lines.call_method1("extend", (slice,))?; } else { // ParentText: rewrite as a range request against the parent. let tup = data.bind(py); let parent_idx: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let parent_start: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let parent_end: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let new_version = parents_map.get_item(version)?.get_item(parent_idx)?; let new_start = parent_start + req_start - start; let new_end = parent_end + req_end - end; pending.push((new_version.unbind(), new_start, new_end)); } } Ok(()) } fn reconstruct_version( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, lines: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let length: usize = self .diffs .bind(py) .call_method1("get_diff", (&version_id,))? .call_method0("num_lines")? .extract()?; self._reconstruct(py, lines, version_id, 0, length) } } /// Pull the next `(start, end, kind, data)` range off a `range_iterator`. fn next_range(iterator: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, String, Py)> { let item = iterator.call_method0("__next__")?; let start: usize = item.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = item.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let kind: String = item.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let data = item.get_item(3)?.unbind(); Ok((start, end, kind, data)) } /// Pack a cursor tuple `(start, end, kind, data, iterator)`. fn pack_cursor( py: Python<'_>, start: usize, end: usize, kind: &str, data: &Py, iterator: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyTuple::new( py, [ start.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), end.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), kind.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), data.bind(py).clone(), iterator.clone(), ], )? .unbind()) } /// Unpack a stored cursor tuple back into its parts. fn unpack_cursor<'py>( t: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(usize, usize, String, Py, Bound<'py, PyAny>)> { let start: usize = t.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let end: usize = t.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let kind: String = t.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let data = t.get_item(3)?.unbind(); let iterator = t.get_item(4)?; Ok((start, end, kind, data, iterator)) } pub fn _multiparent_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "multiparent")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(to_patch, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(num_lines, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(is_snapshot, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parse_patch, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(topo_iter, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(from_lines_with_blocks, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(from_lines, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(gzip_string, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/osutils.rs0000644000000000000000000003014115207367274017701 0ustar00use pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyList, PyModule}; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; #[pyfunction] fn split_lines<'a>(py: Python<'a>, text: &'a [u8]) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); for line in bazaar::osutils::split_lines(text) { let line_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &line); ret.append(line_bytes)?; } Ok(ret) } #[pyfunction] fn rand_chars(num: usize) -> PyResult { Ok(bazaar::osutils::rand_chars(num)) } #[pyfunction] fn contains_whitespace(s: &str) -> bool { bazaar::osutils::contains_whitespace(s) } /// Join the input chunks and split the result into lines, keeping each /// line's trailing `\n`. Mirrors `osutils.chunks_to_lines`: a list of /// bytes chunks in, a list of bytes lines out, with the final line /// possibly missing its terminator. Delegates the actual splitting to /// `bazaar::osutils::split_lines`. #[pyfunction] fn chunks_to_lines<'py>( py: Python<'py>, chunks: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut joined: Vec = Vec::new(); for chunk in chunks.try_iter()? { let chunk = chunk?; let bytes = chunk.cast_into::()?; joined.extend_from_slice(bytes.as_bytes()); } let out = PyList::empty(py); for line in bazaar::osutils::split_lines(&joined) { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, &line))?; } Ok(out) } #[pyfunction] fn is_inside(dir: &str, fname: &str) -> PyResult { let dir_path = Path::new(dir); let fname_path = Path::new(fname); Ok(bazaar::osutils::path::is_inside(dir_path, fname_path)) } #[pyfunction] fn is_inside_any(dir_list: Vec, fname: &str) -> PyResult { let dir_paths: Vec<&Path> = dir_list.iter().map(|d| Path::new(d.as_str())).collect(); let fname_path = Path::new(fname); Ok(bazaar::osutils::path::is_inside_any(&dir_paths, fname_path)) } #[pyfunction] fn parent_directories(path: &str) -> PyResult> { let path_obj = Path::new(path); let parents: Vec = bazaar::osutils::path::parent_directories(path_obj) .map(|p| p.to_string_lossy().to_string()) .collect(); Ok(parents) } // Walkdirs implementation - simplified version for basic functionality #[pyfunction] fn walkdirs_utf8(top: &str) -> PyResult)>> { use std::fs; let mut results = Vec::new(); let walk = walkdir::WalkDir::new(top).follow_links(false); for entry in walk { let entry = entry.map_err(|e| pyo3::exceptions::PyIOError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let path = entry.path(); if path.is_dir() { let mut dir_entries = Vec::new(); // Read directory contents if let Ok(read_dir) = fs::read_dir(path) { for dir_entry in read_dir.flatten() { let name = dir_entry.file_name().to_string_lossy().to_string(); let metadata = dir_entry.metadata(); if let Ok(metadata) = metadata { let kind = if metadata.is_dir() { "directory" } else if metadata.is_symlink() { "symlink" } else { "file" }; let size = metadata.len(); let utf8path = dir_entry.path().to_string_lossy().to_string(); dir_entries.push((name, kind.to_string(), size, utf8path)); } } } results.push((path.to_string_lossy().to_string(), dir_entries)); } } Ok(results) } #[pyfunction] fn normalizes_filenames() -> bool { bazaar::osutils::path::normalizes_filenames() } #[pyfunction] pub fn supports_symlinks(path: PathBuf) -> Option { bazaar::osutils::mounts::supports_symlinks(path) } /// Extract the utf-8 bytes of a str-or-bytes value (str is encoded utf-8). fn str_or_bytes(value: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(b) = value.downcast::() { Ok(b.as_bytes().to_vec()) } else { let s: String = value.extract()?; Ok(s.into_bytes()) } } /// The sha1 of concatenated strings, as ascii hex bytes. str items are utf-8 /// encoded. Mirrors `osutils.sha_strings`. #[pyfunction] fn sha_strings<'py>(py: Python<'py>, strings: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut chunks: Vec> = Vec::new(); for s in strings.try_iter()? { chunks.push(str_or_bytes(&s?)?); } let hex = bazaar::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(chunks.iter()); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, hex.as_bytes())) } /// The sha1 of a single string, as ascii hex bytes. Mirrors /// `osutils.sha_string`. #[pyfunction] fn sha_string<'py>(py: Python<'py>, string: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let bytes = str_or_bytes(&string)?; let hex = bazaar::osutils::sha::sha_string(&bytes); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, hex.as_bytes())) } /// The sha1 of a file object (read in 64KiB chunks), as ascii hex bytes. /// Mirrors `osutils.sha_file`. #[pyfunction] fn sha_file<'py>(py: Python<'py>, file_obj: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; let mut hasher = Sha1::new(); loop { let chunk = file_obj.call_method1("read", (65536,))?; let bytes = chunk.downcast::()?.as_bytes(); if bytes.is_empty() { break; } hasher.update(bytes); } let digest = hasher.finalize(); let hex: String = digest.iter().map(|b| format!("{:02x}", b)).collect(); Ok(PyBytes::new(py, hex.as_bytes())) } /// Split a path into a list of components, dropping a leading `/`. Preserves /// the str-vs-bytes type of `path`. Mirrors `osutils.splitpath`. #[pyfunction] fn splitpath<'py>(py: Python<'py>, path: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(b) = path.downcast::() { let mut data = b.as_bytes(); if data.first() == Some(&b'/') { data = &data[1..]; } let out = PyList::empty(py); if !data.is_empty() { for seg in data.split(|&c| c == b'/') { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, seg))?; } } Ok(out) } else { let s: String = path.extract()?; let s = s.strip_prefix('/').unwrap_or(&s); let out = PyList::empty(py); if !s.is_empty() { for seg in s.split('/') { out.append(seg)?; } } Ok(out) } } /// Map a stat `st_mode` to a bzr file-kind string. Mirrors /// `osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode`. #[pyfunction] fn file_kind_from_stat_mode(mode: u32) -> &'static str { bazaar::osutils::kind_from_stat_mode(mode).as_str() } /// Coerce a str/PathLike/utf-8-bytes value to str. Mirrors /// `osutils.safe_unicode` (raises TypeError on invalid utf-8 bytes). #[pyfunction] fn safe_unicode<'py>(py: Python<'py>, value: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if value.is_instance_of::() { return Ok(value); } // os.PathLike is left as-is too. let pathlike = py.import("os")?.getattr("PathLike")?; if value.is_instance(&pathlike)? { return Ok(value); } match value.call_method1("decode", ("utf8",)) { Ok(s) => Ok(s), Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => { Err(PyTypeError::new_err(value.unbind())) } Err(e) => Err(e), } } /// Coerce a str/utf-8-bytes value to utf-8 bytes. Mirrors `osutils.safe_utf8` /// (raises TypeError on invalid utf-8 bytes). #[pyfunction] fn safe_utf8<'py>(py: Python<'py>, value: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(b) = value.downcast::() { // Validate utf-8, matching the Python guard. if std::str::from_utf8(b.as_bytes()).is_err() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err(value.unbind())); } return Ok(value); } value.call_method1("encode", ("utf-8",)) } /// A file-like object backed by an iterator of byte chunks, supporting /// read/readline/readlines and line iteration. Mirrors `osutils.IterableFile`. #[pyclass(name = "IterableFile", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.osutils")] struct PyIterableFile { iter: Py, buf: Vec, } impl PyIterableFile { /// Pull the next chunk from the iterator into `buf`; return false at end. fn fill_one(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { match self.iter.bind(py).call_method0("__next__") { Ok(chunk) => { self.buf .extend_from_slice(chunk.downcast::()?.as_bytes()); Ok(true) } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => Ok(false), Err(e) => Err(e), } } } #[pymethods] impl PyIterableFile { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, iterable: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let iter = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("iter")? .call1((iterable,))? .unbind(); Ok(PyIterableFile { iter, buf: Vec::new(), }) } #[pyo3(signature = (size=-1))] fn read<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, size: isize) -> PyResult> { if size < 0 { while self.fill_one(py)? {} let out = PyBytes::new(py, &self.buf); self.buf.clear(); return Ok(out); } let size = size as usize; while self.buf.len() < size { if !self.fill_one(py)? { break; } } let take = size.min(self.buf.len()); let out = PyBytes::new(py, &self.buf[..take]); self.buf.drain(..take); Ok(out) } fn readline<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { loop { if let Some(pos) = self.buf.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { let out = PyBytes::new(py, &self.buf[..=pos]); self.buf.drain(..=pos); return Ok(out); } if !self.fill_one(py)? { let out = PyBytes::new(py, &self.buf); self.buf.clear(); return Ok(out); } } } fn readlines<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); loop { let line = self.readline(py)?; if line.as_bytes().is_empty() { break; } out.append(line)?; } Ok(out) } fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__<'py>( mut slf: PyRefMut<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult>> { let line = slf.readline(py)?; if line.as_bytes().is_empty() { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(line)) } } } pub fn _osutils_rs(_py: Python, m: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(split_lines, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(rand_chars, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(contains_whitespace, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(chunks_to_lines, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(is_inside, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(is_inside_any, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(parent_directories, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(walkdirs_utf8, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(normalizes_filenames, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(supports_symlinks, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(sha_strings, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(sha_string, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(sha_file, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(splitpath, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(file_kind_from_stat_mode, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(safe_unicode, m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(safe_utf8, m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(()) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/pack.rs0000644000000000000000000007606115207367274017130 0ustar00use bazaar::pack; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyStopIteration, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyList, PyTuple}; use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}; import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrFormatsError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, ContainerHasExcessDataError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, DuplicateRecordNameError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, InvalidRecordError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, UnexpectedEndOfContainerError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, UnknownContainerFormatError); import_exception!(bzrformats.pack, UnknownRecordTypeError); fn pack_err_to_py(err: pack::PackError) -> PyErr { Python::attach(|py| match err { pack::PackError::InvalidName(n) => { let bytes = PyBytes::new(py, &n); InvalidRecordError::new_err((format!("{:?} is not a valid name.", bytes),)) } pack::PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(line) => { UnknownContainerFormatError::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &line).unbind(),)) } pack::PackError::UnknownRecordType(b) => { UnknownRecordTypeError::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &[b]).unbind(),)) } pack::PackError::InvalidRecord(reason) => InvalidRecordError::new_err((reason,)), }) } fn extract_names(names: &Bound) -> PyResult>>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for name_tuple in names.try_iter()? { let name_tuple = name_tuple?; let mut parts = Vec::new(); for part in name_tuple.try_iter()? { let part = part?; let bytes = part .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("name parts must be bytes"))?; parts.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } out.push(parts); } Ok(out) } fn names_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, names: &[Vec>]) -> PyResult> { let tuples: Vec> = names .iter() .map(|nt| { let parts: Vec> = nt.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); PyTuple::new(py, parts) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } fn record_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, record: pack::Record) -> PyResult> { let (names, body) = record; let names_list = names_to_py(py, &names)?; PyTuple::new( py, [names_list.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &body).into_any()], ) } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.ContainerSerialiser`. All methods /// return bytes; the class is stateless aside from being a namespace. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct ContainerSerialiser; #[pymethods] impl ContainerSerialiser { #[new] fn new() -> Self { ContainerSerialiser } fn begin<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &pack::begin()) } fn end<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, pack::end()) } fn bytes_header<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, length: usize, names: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let names = extract_names(&names)?; let out = pack::bytes_header(length, &names).map_err(pack_err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } fn bytes_record<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, bytes: &[u8], names: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let names = extract_names(&names)?; let out = pack::bytes_record(bytes, &names).map_err(pack_err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.ContainerPushParser`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct ContainerPushParser { inner: pack::ContainerPushParser, } #[pymethods] impl ContainerPushParser { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self { inner: pack::ContainerPushParser::new(), } } #[getter] fn finished(&self) -> bool { self.inner.finished() } fn accept_bytes(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { self.inner.accept_bytes(bytes).map_err(pack_err_to_py) } #[pyo3(signature = (max = None))] fn read_pending_records<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, max: Option, ) -> PyResult> { let records = self.inner.read_pending_records(max); let tuples: Vec> = records .into_iter() .map(|r| record_to_py(py, r)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } fn read_size_hint(&self) -> usize { self.inner.read_size_hint() } } /// Validate a name per `pack._check_name` — rejects whitespace bytes. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_check_name")] fn py_check_name(name: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { pack::check_name(name).map_err(|e| match e { pack::PackError::InvalidName(_) => Python::attach(|py| { InvalidRecordError::new_err((format!( "{:?} is not a valid name.", PyBytes::new(py, name) ),)) }), _ => PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()), }) } /// Validate a name's UTF-8 encoding per `pack._check_name_encoding`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "_check_name_encoding")] fn py_check_name_encoding(name: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { pack::check_name_encoding(name).map_err(|e| match e { pack::PackError::InvalidRecord(reason) => InvalidRecordError::new_err((reason,)), _ => PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()), }) } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.ContainerWriter`. /// /// Accepts a Python callable (`write_func`) and pushes serialised bytes /// into it. The callable is mutable so tests can swap it out (the existing /// test suite does this via `self.writer.write_func = ...`). #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct ContainerWriter { write_func: Py, /// Records below this many bytes coalesce header+body into one write. /// Exposed under the Python attribute name `_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD` /// so the existing tests can mutate it. join_writes_threshold: usize, current_offset: u64, records_written: u64, } #[pymethods] impl ContainerWriter { #[new] fn new(write_func: Py) -> Self { Self { write_func, join_writes_threshold: pack::DEFAULT_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD, current_offset: 0, records_written: 0, } } #[getter] fn write_func(&self, py: Python) -> Py { self.write_func.clone_ref(py) } #[setter] fn set_write_func(&mut self, value: Py) { self.write_func = value; } #[getter(_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD)] fn get_join_writes_threshold(&self) -> usize { self.join_writes_threshold } #[setter(_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD)] fn set_join_writes_threshold(&mut self, value: usize) { self.join_writes_threshold = value; } #[getter] fn current_offset(&self) -> u64 { self.current_offset } #[getter] fn records_written(&self) -> u64 { self.records_written } fn begin(&mut self, py: Python) -> PyResult<()> { self.do_write(py, &pack::begin()) } fn end(&mut self, py: Python) -> PyResult<()> { self.do_write(py, pack::end()) } fn add_bytes_record<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, chunks: Bound<'py, PyAny>, length: usize, names: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<(u64, u64)> { let names = extract_names(&names)?; let header = pack::bytes_header(length, &names).map_err(pack_err_to_py)?; let start = self.current_offset; if length < self.join_writes_threshold { // Coalesce into a single write call. let mut buf = Vec::with_capacity(header.len() + length); buf.extend_from_slice(&header); for chunk in chunks.try_iter()? { let chunk = chunk?; let b = chunk .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("chunks must yield bytes"))?; buf.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } self.do_write(py, &buf)?; } else { self.do_write(py, &header)?; for chunk in chunks.try_iter()? { let chunk = chunk?; let b = chunk .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("chunks must yield bytes"))?; let bytes = b.as_bytes().to_vec(); self.do_write(py, &bytes)?; } } self.records_written += 1; Ok((start, self.current_offset - start)) } } impl ContainerWriter { fn do_write(&mut self, py: Python, bytes: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { let n = bytes.len() as u64; self.write_func.call1(py, (PyBytes::new(py, bytes),))?; self.current_offset += n; Ok(()) } } /// Source: a Python file-like that we drive via its `read(n)` and /// `readline()` methods. This matches the Python `ContainerReader`'s /// approach exactly — including avoiding speculative buffering, which /// upstream wrappers like `ReadVFile` cannot tolerate. struct PyFileSource(Py); impl PyFileSource { /// Read up to `n` bytes via `source.read(n)`. Returns the bytes read. fn read(&self, py: Python<'_>, n: usize) -> PyResult> { let result = self.0.call_method1(py, "read", (n,))?; let bytes = result.extract::>(py)?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) } /// Read a line via `source.readline()`. Returns bytes including the /// trailing `\n` (or short if EOF reached). fn readline(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let result = self.0.call_method0(py, "readline")?; let bytes = result.extract::>(py)?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) } } type SharedSource = Arc>; fn build_source(f: Py) -> SharedSource { Arc::new(Mutex::new(PyFileSource(f))) } /// Read a `\n`-terminated line. Strips the trailing newline. Returns /// `Err(UnexpectedEof)` if the source returns a line without one (i.e. /// hit EOF mid-line). fn read_one_line(py: Python<'_>, source: &PyFileSource) -> Result, ReadStreamError> { let mut line = source.readline(py).map_err(ReadStreamError::Py)?; if line.is_empty() { // Distinguish clean EOF from line-without-newline: the caller // decides which is acceptable. return Err(ReadStreamError::Eof); } if line.last() != Some(&b'\n') { return Err(ReadStreamError::Eof); } line.pop(); Ok(line) } /// Read exactly `n` bytes from the source, calling `source.read` until /// satisfied or EOF. fn read_exact_n( py: Python<'_>, source: &PyFileSource, n: usize, ) -> Result, ReadStreamError> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(n); while out.len() < n { let chunk = source .read(py, n - out.len()) .map_err(ReadStreamError::Py)?; if chunk.is_empty() { return Err(ReadStreamError::Eof); } out.extend_from_slice(&chunk); } Ok(out) } /// Read a single byte, returning `None` on clean EOF. fn read_one_byte(py: Python<'_>, source: &PyFileSource) -> Result, ReadStreamError> { let chunk = source.read(py, 1).map_err(ReadStreamError::Py)?; if chunk.is_empty() { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(chunk[0])) } } /// Errors emitted while driving a Python file-like. enum ReadStreamError { Py(PyErr), Eof, Pack(pack::PackError), } impl From for ReadStreamError { fn from(e: pack::PackError) -> Self { Self::Pack(e) } } impl ReadStreamError { fn into_pyerr(self) -> PyErr { match self { ReadStreamError::Py(e) => e, ReadStreamError::Eof => UnexpectedEndOfContainerError::new_err(()), ReadStreamError::Pack(e) => pack_err_to_py(e), } } } /// Parse the prelude (length + name list) of a Bytes record from a Python /// source. Returns `(names, length)`. fn read_bytes_record_prelude( py: Python<'_>, source: &PyFileSource, ) -> Result<(Vec>>, usize), ReadStreamError> { let length_line = read_one_line(py, source)?; let s = std::str::from_utf8(&length_line).map_err(|_| { ReadStreamError::Pack(pack::PackError::InvalidRecord(format!( "{:?} is not a valid length.", length_line ))) })?; let length: usize = s.parse().map_err(|_| { ReadStreamError::Pack(pack::PackError::InvalidRecord(format!( "{:?} is not a valid length.", length_line ))) })?; let mut names: Vec>> = Vec::new(); loop { let line = read_one_line(py, source)?; if line.is_empty() { break; } let parts: Vec> = line.split(|&b| b == 0).map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect(); for part in &parts { pack::check_name(part)?; } names.push(parts); } Ok((names, length)) } /// Read the format header line and verify it. fn read_format_line(py: Python<'_>, source: &PyFileSource) -> Result<(), ReadStreamError> { let line = read_one_line(py, source)?; if line != pack::FORMAT_ONE { return Err(ReadStreamError::Pack( pack::PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(line), )); } Ok(()) } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.ContainerReader`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct ContainerReader { source: Option, format_read: bool, } #[pymethods] impl ContainerReader { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, source: Py) -> PyResult { // Match the Python constructor: it doesn't touch the source even // if it's None. let source = if source.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(build_source(source)) }; Ok(Self { source, format_read: false, }) } fn iter_records<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { Self::iter_inner(slf, py, true) } fn iter_record_objects<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { Self::iter_inner(slf, py, false) } fn validate(&mut self, py: Python) -> PyResult<()> { let source = self .source .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("reader has no source"))? .clone(); let was_format_read = self.format_read; let result: Result<(), ReadStreamError> = (|| { let guard = source.lock().unwrap(); let s = &*guard; if !was_format_read { read_format_line(py, s)?; } let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); loop { match read_one_byte(py, s)? { None => return Err(ReadStreamError::Eof), Some(b'B') => { let (names, length) = read_bytes_record_prelude(py, s)?; for name_tuple in &names { for name in name_tuple { pack::check_name_encoding(name)?; } if !seen.insert(name_tuple.clone()) { let first = name_tuple.first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); return Err(ReadStreamError::Py(Python::attach(|py| { DuplicateRecordNameError::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, &first).unbind(), )) }))); } } // Drain the body. let _ = read_exact_n(py, s, length)?; } Some(b'E') => break, Some(other) => { return Err(ReadStreamError::Pack(pack::PackError::UnknownRecordType( other, ))); } } } // Excess-data check. let tail = s.read(py, 1).map_err(ReadStreamError::Py)?; if !tail.is_empty() { return Err(ReadStreamError::Py(Python::attach(|py| { ContainerHasExcessDataError::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &tail).unbind(),)) }))); } Ok(()) })(); result.map_err(ReadStreamError::into_pyerr)?; self.format_read = true; Ok(()) } } impl ContainerReader { fn iter_inner<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, yield_bytes: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let mut s = slf.borrow_mut(); let source = s .source .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("reader has no source"))? .clone(); // Match Python: _read_format runs eagerly so format errors surface // before the iterator is returned. if !s.format_read { let result = { let guard = source.lock().unwrap(); read_format_line(py, &guard) }; result.map_err(ReadStreamError::into_pyerr)?; s.format_read = true; } Py::new( py, RecordIter { source, format_read: true, yield_bytes, done: false, }, ) } } /// Iterator returned by `iter_records` / `iter_record_objects`. Each /// record is read eagerly (prelude + body), so the resulting `read_bytes` /// callable / `BytesRecordObject` is independent of the underlying source. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct RecordIter { source: SharedSource, format_read: bool, yield_bytes: bool, done: bool, } #[pymethods] impl RecordIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(mut slf: PyRefMut<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { if slf.done { return Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())); } let source = slf.source.clone(); let was_format_read = slf.format_read; let result: Result, ReadStreamError> = (|| { let guard = source.lock().unwrap(); let s = &*guard; if !was_format_read { read_format_line(py, s)?; } // Read the record kind. A clean EOF here means the stream // ended without an end marker. let kind = match read_one_byte(py, s)? { None => return Err(ReadStreamError::Eof), Some(b) => b, }; match kind { b'B' => { let (names, length) = read_bytes_record_prelude(py, s)?; let body = read_exact_n(py, s, length)?; Ok(Some((names, body))) } b'E' => Ok(None), other => Err(ReadStreamError::Pack(pack::PackError::UnknownRecordType( other, ))), } })(); slf.format_read = true; match result.map_err(ReadStreamError::into_pyerr)? { None => { slf.done = true; Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())) } Some(record) => { if slf.yield_bytes { let names_list = names_to_py(py, &record.0)?; let bro = Py::new(py, BytesRecordObject::new(record.0, record.1))?; let read_attr = bro.bind(py).getattr("_read_content")?; Ok( PyTuple::new(py, [names_list.into_any().unbind(), read_attr.unbind()])? .into_any() .unbind(), ) } else { Ok(Py::new(py, BytesRecordObject::new(record.0, record.1))?.into_any()) } } } } } /// Wraps a single record's prelude + body. Created either by /// `iter_record_objects` (returned directly) or `iter_records` (returned /// indirectly: its `_read_content` method is the legacy callable). #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct BytesRecordObject { names: Vec>>, body: Vec, /// Bytes already drained by previous `_read_content` calls. consumed: usize, } impl BytesRecordObject { fn new(names: Vec>>, body: Vec) -> Self { Self { names, body, consumed: 0, } } } #[pymethods] impl BytesRecordObject { /// `BytesRecordReader.read()` returns `(names, callable)`. The /// callable is `_read_content`. fn read<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = slf.borrow(); let names_list = names_to_py(py, &s.names)?; let read_attr = slf.getattr("_read_content")?; PyTuple::new(py, [names_list.into_any(), read_attr]) } /// Drain remaining bytes and verify name encodings. fn validate(&mut self) -> PyResult<()> { for name_tuple in &self.names { for name in name_tuple { pack::check_name_encoding(name).map_err(|e| match e { pack::PackError::InvalidRecord(reason) => { InvalidRecordError::new_err((reason,)) } _ => PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()), })?; } } self.consumed = self.body.len(); Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (max_length = None))] fn _read_content<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, max_length: Option, ) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { let remaining = self.body.len() - self.consumed; let want = match max_length { Some(n) => n.min(remaining), None => remaining, }; let slice = &self.body[self.consumed..self.consumed + want]; self.consumed += want; PyBytes::new(py, slice) } } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.BytesRecordReader`. Constructed /// directly from a Python file-like; `read()` parses the prelude lazily /// and returns `(names, callable)` like the Python class. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct BytesRecordReader { source: Option, record: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl BytesRecordReader { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, source: Py) -> Self { let source = if source.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(build_source(source)) }; Self { source, record: None, } } fn read<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let source = self .source .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err("reader has no source"))? .clone(); let result: Result = (|| { let guard = source.lock().unwrap(); let s = &*guard; let (names, length) = read_bytes_record_prelude(py, s)?; let body = read_exact_n(py, s, length)?; Ok((names, body)) })(); let record = result.map_err(ReadStreamError::into_pyerr)?; let names_list = names_to_py(py, &record.0)?; let bro = Py::new(py, BytesRecordObject::new(record.0, record.1))?; let read_attr = bro.bind(py).getattr("_read_content")?; self.record = Some(bro); PyTuple::new(py, [names_list.into_any(), read_attr]) } fn validate(&mut self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { // Match Python: read() the record (which validates _check_name on // names), then read all bytes, then validate the names' UTF-8. let _ = self.read(py)?; let bro = self.record.as_ref().expect("read populates record"); let mut bro_borrow = bro.borrow_mut(py); bro_borrow.validate() } } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.ReadVFile`. /// /// Adapts a readv result iterator (yielding `(offset, data)` pairs) to the /// streaming `read`/`readline` interface `ContainerReader` expects. The /// hunk-stitching state lives in [`pack::ReadVFile`]; this wrapper pulls the /// next hunk from the Python iterator when the current one is exhausted. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct ReadVFile { inner: pack::ReadVFile, readv_result: Py, } impl ReadVFile { /// Pull the next hunk's data bytes from the readv iterator. Surfaces a /// `StopIteration` from the iterator as a Python error, matching the /// behaviour of the Python `next(self.readv_result)`. fn next_hunk(py: Python<'_>, iter: &Py) -> PyResult> { let item = iter.call_method0(py, "__next__")?; let tuple = item.bind(py); // (offset, data) — the offset is discarded, as in Python. let data = tuple.get_item(1)?; let bytes = data .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("readv result data must be bytes"))?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) } } #[pymethods] impl ReadVFile { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, readv_result: Py) -> PyResult { // readv can return a sequence or an iterator, but we require an // iterator to know how much has been consumed. let readv_result = readv_result.bind(py).try_iter()?.unbind().into_any(); Ok(Self { inner: pack::ReadVFile::new(), readv_result, }) } fn read<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, length: usize) -> PyResult> { // Split the borrow so the closure captures only `readv_result` // while `inner` is borrowed mutably. let Self { inner, readv_result, } = self; let outcome = inner.read(length, || Self::next_hunk(py, readv_result))?; match outcome { Ok(bytes) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)), Err(pack::ReadVError::ShortRead { wanted, got, prefix, }) => Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err((format!( "wanted {} bytes but next hunk only contains {}: {:?}...", wanted, got, PyBytes::new(py, &prefix) ),))), Err(other) => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", other))), } } fn readline<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let Self { inner, readv_result, } = self; let outcome = inner.readline(|| Self::next_hunk(py, readv_result))?; match outcome { Ok(bytes) => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)), Err(pack::ReadVError::ShortReadline(result)) => { Err(BzrFormatsError::new_err((format!( "short readline in the readvfile hunk: {:?}", PyBytes::new(py, &result) ),))) } Err(other) => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("{:?}", other))), } } } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.make_readv_reader`. /// /// Builds the readv block list (the format header plus the requested /// records), calls `transport.readv(filename, blocks)`, and wraps the result /// in a [`ReadVFile`] fed to a [`ContainerReader`]. #[pyfunction] fn make_readv_reader<'py>( py: Python<'py>, transport: Bound<'py, PyAny>, filename: &str, requested_records: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // The first block always covers the format marker line. let header_block = PyTuple::new(py, [0usize, pack::FORMAT_ONE.len() + 1])?; let blocks = PyList::empty(py); blocks.append(header_block)?; for record in requested_records.try_iter()? { blocks.append(record?)?; } let readv_result = transport.call_method1("readv", (filename, blocks))?; let readvfile = Py::new(py, ReadVFile::new(py, readv_result.unbind())?)?; let reader = ContainerReader::new(py, readvfile.into_any())?; Py::new(py, reader) } /// Rust-backed port of `bzrformats.pack.iter_records_from_file`. /// /// Drives a [`ContainerPushParser`] over a Python file-like, yielding records /// as they become available. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack")] struct RecordsFromFileIter { parser: pack::ContainerPushParser, source: Py, pending: std::collections::VecDeque, done: bool, } #[pymethods] impl RecordsFromFileIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(mut slf: PyRefMut<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { loop { if let Some(record) = slf.pending.pop_front() { return Ok(record_to_py(py, record)?.into_any().unbind()); } if slf.done { return Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())); } // Feed the parser another chunk, then collect any records it // produced. Mirrors the Python loop: read, accept, drain, // stop once the parser reports it is finished. let hint = slf.parser.read_size_hint(); let chunk = slf.source.call_method1(py, "read", (hint,))?; let bytes = chunk.extract::>(py)?.as_bytes().to_vec(); slf.parser.accept_bytes(&bytes).map_err(pack_err_to_py)?; let records = slf.parser.read_pending_records(None); slf.pending.extend(records); if slf.parser.finished() { slf.done = true; } } } } #[pyfunction] fn iter_records_from_file( py: Python<'_>, source_file: Py, ) -> PyResult> { Py::new( py, RecordsFromFileIter { parser: pack::ContainerPushParser::new(), source: source_file, pending: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), done: false, }, ) } pub fn _pack_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "pack")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_check_name, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_check_name_encoding, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_readv_reader, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(iter_records_from_file, &m)?)?; m.add("FORMAT_ONE", PyBytes::new(py, pack::FORMAT_ONE))?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/pack_repo.rs0000644000000000000000000014714715207367274020161 0ustar00//! pyo3 bindings for `bzrformats.pack_repo`. //! //! These are thin wrappers: the pure algorithm (memo grouping, raw-record //! slicing, reload decision, index name/offset table) lives in //! [`bazaar::pack_repo`]; everything else here is orchestration over //! Python objects (transports, graph indices, container writers, config //! stacks) that has no Rust-native representation. //! //! `RetryWithNewPacks` stays a pure-Python exception in //! `bzrformats.pack_repo` (its `__str__` relies on the `BzrFormatsError` //! `_fmt`/`__dict__` machinery); the pyo3 side only imports it to raise //! it from `_DirectPackAccess.get_raw_records`. use bazaar::pack_repo::{ self, group_retrieval_requests, index_name as rs_index_name, index_offset as rs_index_offset, reload_decision, split_raw_records, IndexKind, ReloadDecision, }; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyAssertionError, PyKeyError, PyStopIteration, PyTypeError}; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyTuple}; use pyo3::PyTypeInfo; import_exception!(bzrformats.pack_repo, RetryWithNewPacks); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, BzrCheckError); import_exception!(bzrformats.transport, NoSuchFile); /// Resolve a Python index-type string to the typed [`IndexKind`], /// raising `KeyError` for an unknown type to match the Python code's /// `Pack.index_definitions[index_type]` dict lookup. fn index_kind(index_type: &str) -> PyResult { IndexKind::from_name(index_type).ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(index_type.to_string())) } /// Test whether `err` is a not-found error from either the bzrformats or /// the breezy transport stack. The Python code catches /// `TransportNoSuchFile`, the tuple of `bzrformats.transport.NoSuchFile` /// and (when breezy is installed) `breezy.transport.NoSuchFile`. That /// tuple is precomputed by `bzrformats.transport`, so check against it /// to handle the optional-breezy case exactly as Python does. fn is_no_such_file(py: Python<'_>, err: &PyErr) -> bool { if err.is_instance_of::(py) { return true; } let Ok(transport) = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.transport") else { return false; }; let Ok(tuple) = transport.getattr("TransportNoSuchFile") else { return false; }; err.matches(py, tuple).unwrap_or(false) } /// Build a `sys.exc_info()`-style 3-tuple `(type, value, traceback)` from /// a `PyErr`, matching the `exc_info` argument the Python code passes to /// `RetryWithNewPacks`. fn exc_info_tuple<'py>(py: Python<'py>, err: &PyErr) -> Bound<'py, PyTuple> { let ty = err.get_type(py).into_any(); let value = err.value(py).clone().into_any(); let tb = match err.traceback(py) { Some(tb) => tb.into_any(), None => py.None().into_bound(py), }; PyTuple::new(py, [ty, value, tb]).expect("3-element tuple") } /// `bzrformats.pack_repo._DirectPackAccess` — access to data in one or /// more packs with less translation. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo", name = "_DirectPackAccess")] pub struct DirectPackAccess { /// Maps index object -> (transport, path) tuple. Keyed by Python /// object identity/equality, so kept as a Python dict. indices: Py, reload_func: Option>, flush_func: Option>, container_writer: Option>, write_index: Option>, } #[pymethods] impl DirectPackAccess { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (index_to_packs, reload_func=None, flush_func=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, index_to_packs: Bound<'_, PyAny>, reload_func: Option>, flush_func: Option>, ) -> PyResult { // The Python constructor stores the dict by reference. Accept any // mapping and adopt it as our backing dict. let indices: Py = index_to_packs.extract()?; Ok(Self { indices, reload_func: reload_func.filter(|f| !f.is_none(py)), flush_func: flush_func.filter(|f| !f.is_none(py)), container_writer: None, write_index: None, }) } /// The live `index -> (transport, path)` mapping. Returned by /// reference so callers mutating it (e.g. breezy tests doing /// `access._indices.clear()`) affect this object's state, matching /// the Python `self._indices` attribute. #[getter] fn _indices(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.indices.clone_ref(py) } #[setter] fn set__indices(&mut self, value: Py) { self.indices = value; } /// The reload function (or `None`). Readable and writable to match /// the Python `self._reload_func` attribute, which downstream tests /// reassign after construction. #[getter] fn _reload_func(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.reload_func .as_ref() .map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()) } #[setter] fn set__reload_func(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Py) { self.reload_func = if value.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(value) }; } /// The flush function (or `None`), matching `self._flush_func`. #[getter] fn _flush_func(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.flush_func .as_ref() .map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()) } #[setter] fn set__flush_func(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Py) { self.flush_func = if value.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(value) }; } /// The container writer (or `None`), matching `self._container_writer`. #[getter] fn _container_writer(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.container_writer .as_ref() .map(|w| w.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()) } #[setter] fn set__container_writer(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Py) { self.container_writer = if value.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(value) }; } /// The write index (or `None`), matching `self._write_index`. #[getter] fn _write_index(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.write_index .as_ref() .map(|i| i.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()) } #[setter] fn set__write_index(&mut self, value: Py) { self.write_index = Some(value); } /// Add raw bytes to the storage area, returning the `(index, pos, /// length)` memo to retrieve them later. fn add_raw_record( &self, py: Python<'_>, _key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, size: usize, raw_data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let writer = self .container_writer .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| PyAssertionError::new_err("add_raw_record called before set_writer"))?; let result = writer .bind(py) .call_method1("add_bytes_record", (raw_data, size, PyList::empty(py)))?; let (p_offset, p_length): (Py, Py) = result.extract()?; let write_index = self .write_index .as_ref() .map(|i| i.clone_ref(py)) .unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()); Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [write_index, p_offset, p_length])? .into_any() .unbind()) } /// Add many raw records from one concatenated buffer. Returns a memo /// list parallel to `key_sizes`. fn add_raw_records( &self, py: Python<'_>, key_sizes: Bound<'_, PyAny>, raw_data: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // raw_data is an iterable of byte chunks; join into one buffer. let joined = join_bytes(py, &raw_data)?; let mut sizes: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut keys: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in key_sizes.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let (key, size): (Py, usize) = item.extract()?; keys.push(key); sizes.push(size); } let slices = split_raw_records(&sizes, joined.len()) .map_err(|e| PyAssertionError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let result = PyList::empty(py); for (key, slice) in keys.into_iter().zip(slices) { let chunk = PyBytes::new(py, &joined[slice.start..slice.start + slice.length]); let chunk_list = PyList::new(py, [chunk])?; let memo = self.add_raw_record(py, key.into_bound(py), slice.length, chunk_list.into_any())?; result.append(memo)?; } Ok(result.unbind()) } /// Flush pending writes by invoking the configured flush function. fn flush(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(f) = &self.flush_func { f.bind(py).call0()?; } Ok(()) } /// Return an iterator over the raw bytes for the given retrieval /// memos. Reads are grouped by index and served via /// `pack.make_readv_reader`. A missing index or a missing pack file /// raises `RetryWithNewPacks` (during iteration) when a reload /// function is configured. fn get_raw_records( &self, py: Python<'_>, memos_for_retrieval: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // First pass: group into consecutive same-index requests. The // index objects are arbitrary Python objects, so wrap them in a // key that compares by Python equality. let mut memos: Vec<(PyIndexKey, u64, u64)> = Vec::new(); for item in memos_for_retrieval.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let (index, offset, length): (Py, u64, u64) = item.extract()?; memos.push((PyIndexKey(index), offset, length)); } let groups = group_retrieval_requests(memos); let request_lists = PyList::empty(py); for group in groups { let offsets = PyList::empty(py); for (offset, length) in group.reads { offsets.append(PyTuple::new(py, [offset, length])?)?; } request_lists.append(PyTuple::new( py, [group.index.0.into_bound(py).into_any(), offsets.into_any()], )?)?; } let iter = RawRecordsIter { request_lists: request_lists.unbind(), group_pos: 0, indices: self.indices.clone_ref(py), reload_func: self.reload_func.as_ref().map(|f| f.clone_ref(py)), current_reader: None, current_transport_path: None, }; Py::new(py, iter) } /// Set the writer (container writer + write index) used for adding /// data. Registers `transport_packname` for the index if given. fn set_writer( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, writer: Py, index: Py, transport_packname: Py, ) -> PyResult<()> { if !index.is_none(py) { self.indices .bind(py) .set_item(index.bind(py), transport_packname.bind(py))?; } self.container_writer = Some(writer); self.write_index = Some(index); Ok(()) } /// Try to reload, or re-raise the original exception. Returns to the /// caller (meaning "retry") on recovery, otherwise re-raises the /// error carried by `retry_exc`. fn reload_or_raise(&self, py: Python<'_>, retry_exc: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let reload_changed = match &self.reload_func { Some(f) => f.bind(py).call0()?.is_truthy()?, None => false, }; let reload_occurred = retry_exc.getattr("reload_occurred")?.is_truthy()?; match reload_decision(self.reload_func.is_some(), reload_changed, reload_occurred) { ReloadDecision::Retry => Ok(()), ReloadDecision::Raise => { // raise retry_exc.exc_info[1] let exc_info = retry_exc.getattr("exc_info")?; let value = exc_info.get_item(1)?; Err(PyErr::from_value(value)) } } } } /// Wrapper giving a Python index object `PartialEq` by Python equality, /// so [`group_retrieval_requests`] can coalesce neighbours. struct PyIndexKey(Py); impl PartialEq for PyIndexKey { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| self.0.bind(py).eq(other.0.bind(py)).unwrap_or(false)) } } /// Lazy iterator returned by `_DirectPackAccess.get_raw_records`, /// reproducing the Python generator: for each grouped request it looks up /// the `(transport, path)`, builds a readv reader, and yields each /// record's bytes. Errors surface during iteration, matching the /// generator so an enclosing retry loop can catch `RetryWithNewPacks`. #[pyclass(module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo")] struct RawRecordsIter { /// List of `(index, [(offset, length), ...])` request groups. request_lists: Py, group_pos: usize, indices: Py, reload_func: Option>, /// The `iter_records()` iterator of the current group's reader, if a /// group is in progress. current_reader: Option>, /// The `(transport, path)` of the in-progress group, retained so a /// `NoSuchFile` raised while draining the reader can be wrapped in /// `RetryWithNewPacks` with the right `transport.abspath(path)` /// context (matching the Python `try/except TransportNoSuchFile` /// that spans both reader construction and iteration). current_transport_path: Option<(Py, Py)>, } #[pymethods] impl RawRecordsIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>) -> PyRef<'_, Self> { slf } fn __next__(mut slf: PyRefMut<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { loop { // Drain the current reader, if any. A NoSuchFile here means // the pack went missing mid-read; wrap it like the Python // `try/except TransportNoSuchFile` around the iteration. if let Some(reader) = slf.current_reader.as_ref().map(|r| r.clone_ref(py)) { let step = (|| -> PyResult>> { match reader.bind(py).call_method0("__next__") { Ok(item) => { // item is (names, read_func); call read_func(None). let read_func = item.get_item(1)?; let data = read_func.call1((py.None(),))?; Ok(Some(data.unbind())) } Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e), } })(); match step { Ok(Some(data)) => return Ok(data), Ok(None) => { slf.current_reader = None; slf.current_transport_path = None; } Err(e) if is_no_such_file(py, &e) => { return Err(slf.wrap_no_such_file(py, e)); } Err(e) => return Err(e), } } // Advance to the next group. let request_lists = slf.request_lists.bind(py); if slf.group_pos >= request_lists.len() { return Err(PyStopIteration::new_err(())); } let group = request_lists.get_item(slf.group_pos)?; slf.group_pos += 1; let index = group.get_item(0)?; let offsets = group.get_item(1)?; // Look up (transport, path); a missing key means an index // reload dropped it -> RetryWithNewPacks(reload_occurred=True). let transport_packname = match slf.indices.bind(py).get_item(index.clone())? { Some(v) => v, None => { let key_err = PyKeyError::new_err(()); if slf.reload_func.is_none() { return Err(key_err); } return Err(make_retry(py, &index, true, &key_err)); } }; let (transport, path): (Bound, Bound) = transport_packname.extract()?; slf.current_transport_path = Some((transport.clone().unbind(), path.clone().unbind())); // Build the readv reader and start iterating. A NoSuchFile // raised here (the readv generator can fail lazily, and the // reader reads the format header on the first iter_records // step) means the pack went missing -> // RetryWithNewPacks(reload_occurred=False). let records_iter = (|| -> PyResult> { let pack_mod = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.pack")?; let reader = pack_mod.call_method1( "make_readv_reader", (transport.clone(), path.clone(), offsets), )?; Ok(reader.call_method0("iter_records")?.unbind()) })(); let records_iter = match records_iter { Ok(it) => it, Err(e) if is_no_such_file(py, &e) => { return Err(slf.wrap_no_such_file(py, e)); } Err(e) => return Err(e), }; slf.current_reader = Some(records_iter); } } } impl RawRecordsIter { /// Wrap a `NoSuchFile` from the in-progress group into a /// `RetryWithNewPacks(reload_occurred=False)` (with the original /// error preserved when no reload function is configured), using the /// current group's `transport.abspath(path)` as the context. fn wrap_no_such_file(&self, py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> PyErr { if self.reload_func.is_none() { return err; } let Some((transport, path)) = &self.current_transport_path else { return err; }; match transport.bind(py).call_method1("abspath", (path.bind(py),)) { Ok(abspath) => make_retry(py, &abspath, false, &err), Err(e) => e, } } } /// Build a `RetryWithNewPacks(context, reload_occurred=..., exc_info=...)` /// exception value chained from `cause`. fn make_retry( py: Python<'_>, context: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, reload_occurred: bool, cause: &PyErr, ) -> PyErr { let exc_info = exc_info_tuple(py, cause); let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); let _ = kwargs.set_item("reload_occurred", reload_occurred); let _ = kwargs.set_item("exc_info", exc_info); let cls = RetryWithNewPacks::type_object(py); match cls.call((context.clone(),), Some(&kwargs)) { Ok(exc) => { let err = PyErr::from_value(exc); err.set_cause(py, Some(cause.clone_ref(py))); err } Err(e) => e, } } /// Join an iterable of byte chunks into a single buffer, matching the /// Python `b"".join(raw_data)`. fn join_bytes(py: Python<'_>, raw_data: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { // Fast path: a single bytes object. if let Ok(b) = raw_data.cast::() { return Ok(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let mut out = Vec::new(); for chunk in raw_data.try_iter()? { let chunk = chunk?; let b = chunk .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("raw_data chunks must be bytes"))?; out.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } let _ = py; Ok(out) } /// `bzrformats.pack_repo.Pack` — in-memory proxy for a pack and its /// indices. Base class for `ExistingPack`/`NewPack`. A `dict` pyclass: /// every attribute the Python class set on `self` lives in the instance /// `__dict__` so subclasses and Python callers can read/mutate them and /// so `ExistingPack.__eq__` (a `__dict__` comparison) keeps working. #[pyclass(subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo", name = "Pack")] pub struct Pack; /// Store the five index objects in the instance `__dict__`, matching /// `Pack.__init__`. Shared by `Pack` and every subclass `__init__`. fn pack_init_indices( slf: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, revision_index: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, inventory_index: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, text_index: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, signature_index: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, chk_index: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("revision_index", revision_index)?; slf.setattr("inventory_index", inventory_index)?; slf.setattr("text_index", text_index)?; slf.setattr("signature_index", signature_index)?; slf.setattr("chk_index", chk_index)?; Ok(()) } #[pymethods] impl Pack { /// `Pack.index_definitions` — class attribute mapping each index type /// name to its `(extension, index_sizes offset)` pair. Downstream /// code (e.g. breezy's `pack_repo`) iterates this for the type names, /// so it must stay a real mapping with the same contents as the /// original Python dict. #[classattr] fn index_definitions(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let d = PyDict::new(py); for kind in [ IndexKind::Chk, IndexKind::Revision, IndexKind::Inventory, IndexKind::Text, IndexKind::Signature, ] { let (ext, offset) = pack_repo::index_definition(kind); d.set_item(kind.as_name(), (ext, offset))?; } Ok(d.unbind()) } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> Self { Pack } #[pyo3(signature = (revision_index, inventory_index, text_index, signature_index, chk_index=None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, revision_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, inventory_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, signature_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, chk_index: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let none = py.None().into_bound(py); let any = slf.as_any(); pack_init_indices( any, &revision_index, &inventory_index, &text_index, &signature_index, chk_index.as_ref().unwrap_or(&none), ) } /// Return a `(transport, name)` tuple for the pack content. fn access_tuple(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let transport = slf.getattr("pack_transport")?; let name = slf.call_method0("file_name")?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [transport, name])?.into_any().unbind()) } /// The pack file name on disk: `name + ".pack"`. fn file_name(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { let name: String = slf.getattr("name")?.extract()?; Ok(format!("{}.pack", name)) } /// Number of revisions in the pack. fn get_revision_count(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult> { slf.getattr("revision_index")? .call_method0("key_count") .map(|v| v.unbind()) } /// Disk name of `index_type`'s index for pack `name`. fn index_name(&self, index_type: &str, name: &str) -> PyResult { Ok(rs_index_name(index_kind(index_type)?, name)) } /// Position of `index_type` in the `index_sizes` array. fn index_offset(&self, index_type: &str) -> PyResult { Ok(rs_index_offset(index_kind(index_type)?)) } fn inventory_index_name(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult { slf.call_method1("index_name", ("inventory", name))? .extract() } fn revision_index_name(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult { slf.call_method1("index_name", ("revision", name))? .extract() } fn signature_index_name(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult { slf.call_method1("index_name", ("signature", name))? .extract() } fn text_index_name(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: &str) -> PyResult { slf.call_method1("index_name", ("text", name))?.extract() } /// Replace a writable index with a read-only on-disk one. fn _replace_index_with_readonly( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, index_type: &str, ) -> PyResult<()> { let kind = index_kind(index_type)?; let unlimited_cache = kind == IndexKind::Chk; let name: String = slf.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let index_name = rs_index_name(kind, &name); let index_transport = slf.getattr("index_transport")?; let index_sizes = slf.getattr("index_sizes")?; let size = index_sizes.get_item(rs_index_offset(kind))?; let index_class = slf.getattr("index_class")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("unlimited_cache", unlimited_cache)?; let index = index_class.call((index_transport, index_name, size), Some(&kwargs))?; if kind == IndexKind::Chk { let btree = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.btree_index")?; let factory = btree.getattr("_gcchk_factory")?; index.setattr("_leaf_factory", factory)?; } slf.setattr(format!("{}_index", index_type), index)?; Ok(()) } /// Check that external delta references are present in the /// collection's combined text/inventory indices. fn _check_references(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let pack_collection = slf.getattr("_pack_collection")?; let missing_items = PyDict::new(py); let checks = [ ("texts", slf.getattr("text_index")?, "text_index"), ( "inventories", slf.getattr("inventory_index")?, "inventory_index", ), ]; for (label, index, collection_attr) in checks { let external_refs = slf.call_method1("_get_external_refs", (index,))?; let combined = pack_collection .getattr(collection_attr)? .getattr("combined_index")?; // present = {k for (idx, k, v, r) in combined.iter_entries(external_refs)} let present = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for entry in combined .call_method1("iter_entries", (&external_refs,))? .try_iter()? { let entry = entry?; present.add(entry.get_item(1)?)?; } let missing = external_refs.call_method1("difference", (present,))?; if missing.is_truthy()? { // sorted(missing) let sorted = PyList::new(py, missing.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; sorted.sort()?; missing_items.set_item(label, sorted)?; } } if missing_items.is_truthy()? { let pformat = PyModule::import(py, "pprint")?.getattr("pformat")?; let formatted: String = pformat.call1((missing_items,))?.extract()?; let repr: String = slf.repr()?.extract()?; return Err(BzrCheckError::new_err(format!( "Newly created pack file {} has delta references to items not in its repository:\n{}", repr, formatted ))); } Ok(()) } fn __lt__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { pack_lt(slf.as_any(), &other) } fn __hash__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { pack_hash(slf.as_any(), py) } } /// Order packs by object identity, matching `Pack.__lt__`. Only orderable /// against another `Pack` (or subclass); anything else is a `TypeError`. /// Shared by `Pack` and its subclasses because pyo3 compiles comparison /// into a per-class slot that does not inherit from a Rust base. fn pack_lt(slf: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, other: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { if !other.is_instance_of::() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err(other.clone().unbind())); } Ok((slf.as_ptr() as usize) < (other.as_ptr() as usize)) } /// Hash a pack by `(type, revision_index, inventory_index, text_index, /// signature_index, chk_index)`, matching `Pack.__hash__`. fn pack_hash(slf: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let ty = slf.get_type().into_any(); let tuple = PyTuple::new( py, [ ty, slf.getattr("revision_index")?, slf.getattr("inventory_index")?, slf.getattr("text_index")?, slf.getattr("signature_index")?, slf.getattr("chk_index")?, ], )?; tuple.hash() } /// `bzrformats.pack_repo.ExistingPack` — proxy for an existing `.pack` /// and its disk indices. #[pyclass(extends = Pack, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo", name = "ExistingPack")] pub struct ExistingPack; #[pymethods] impl ExistingPack { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> (Self, Pack) { (ExistingPack, Pack) } #[pyo3(signature = (pack_transport, name, revision_index, inventory_index, text_index, signature_index, chk_index=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, pack_transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, name: Bound<'_, PyAny>, revision_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, inventory_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, signature_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, chk_index: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let none = py.None().into_bound(py); let any = slf.as_any(); pack_init_indices( any, &revision_index, &inventory_index, &text_index, &signature_index, chk_index.as_ref().unwrap_or(&none), )?; any.setattr("name", &name)?; any.setattr("pack_transport", &pack_transport)?; if revision_index.is_none() || inventory_index.is_none() || text_index.is_none() || signature_index.is_none() || name.is_none() || pack_transport.is_none() { return Err(PyAssertionError::new_err(())); } Ok(()) } /// Equality compares the instance dicts, matching the Python /// `__eq__`. fn __eq__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let self_dict = slf.getattr("__dict__")?; let other_dict = match other.getattr("__dict__") { Ok(d) => d, Err(_) => return Ok(false), }; self_dict.eq(other_dict) } fn __ne__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { Ok(!Self::__eq__(slf, other)?) } // Re-declared because pyo3 compiles comparison into a per-class slot: // defining __eq__ here would otherwise shadow the inherited // Pack.__lt__ and make ExistingPack instances unorderable. fn __lt__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, other: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { pack_lt(slf.as_any(), &other) } fn __repr__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { let ty = slf.get_type(); let module: String = ty.getattr("__module__")?.extract()?; let qualname: String = ty.getattr("__name__")?.extract()?; let id = slf.as_ptr() as usize; let pack_transport = slf.getattr("pack_transport")?.str()?; let name = slf.getattr("name")?.str()?; Ok(format!( "<{}.{} object at 0x{:x}, {}, {}", module, qualname, id, pack_transport, name )) } fn __hash__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { let ty = slf.get_type().into_any(); let name = slf.getattr("name")?; PyTuple::new(py, [ty, name])?.hash() } } /// `bzrformats.pack_repo.ResumedPack` — a pack being resumed from an /// interrupted upload. #[pyclass(extends = ExistingPack, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo", name = "ResumedPack")] pub struct ResumedPack; #[pymethods] impl ResumedPack { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new( _args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(Pack) .add_subclass(ExistingPack) .add_subclass(ResumedPack) } #[pyo3(signature = (name, revision_index, inventory_index, text_index, signature_index, upload_transport, pack_transport, index_transport, pack_collection, chk_index=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, name: Bound<'_, PyAny>, revision_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, inventory_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, text_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, signature_index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, upload_transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pack_transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, index_transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pack_collection: Bound<'_, PyAny>, chk_index: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let any = slf.as_any(); // ExistingPack.__init__(self, pack_transport, name, ...) ExistingPack::__init__( slf.as_super(), py, pack_transport.clone(), name, revision_index.clone(), inventory_index.clone(), text_index.clone(), signature_index.clone(), chk_index.clone(), )?; any.setattr("upload_transport", &upload_transport)?; any.setattr("index_transport", &index_transport)?; let index_sizes = PyList::new(py, [py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None()])?; let mut indices: Vec<(&str, Bound)> = vec![ ("revision", revision_index), ("inventory", inventory_index), ("text", text_index), ("signature", signature_index), ]; if let Some(chk) = &chk_index { if !chk.is_none() { indices.push(("chk", chk.clone())); index_sizes.append(py.None())?; } } for (index_type, index) in indices { let offset = rs_index_offset(index_kind(index_type)?); index_sizes.set_item(offset, index.getattr("_size")?)?; } any.setattr("index_sizes", index_sizes)?; any.setattr("index_class", pack_collection.getattr("_index_class")?)?; any.setattr("_pack_collection", &pack_collection)?; any.setattr("_state", "resumed")?; Ok(()) } /// Transport + file name for accessing the pack data, depending on /// resumed/finished state. fn access_tuple(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let state: String = slf.getattr("_state")?.extract()?; match state.as_str() { "finished" => { let transport = slf.getattr("pack_transport")?; let name = slf.call_method0("file_name")?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [transport, name])?.into_any().unbind()) } "resumed" => { let transport = slf.getattr("upload_transport")?; let name = slf.call_method0("file_name")?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [transport, name])?.into_any().unbind()) } other => Err(PyAssertionError::new_err(other.to_string())), } } /// Abort the resumed pack, deleting its files. fn abort(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { let upload_transport = slf.getattr("upload_transport")?; let file_name = slf.call_method0("file_name")?; upload_transport.call_method1("delete", (file_name,))?; let mut indices = vec![ slf.getattr("revision_index")?, slf.getattr("inventory_index")?, slf.getattr("text_index")?, slf.getattr("signature_index")?, ]; let chk_index = slf.getattr("chk_index")?; if !chk_index.is_none() { indices.push(chk_index); } for index in indices { let transport = index.getattr("_transport")?; let name = index.getattr("_name")?; transport.call_method1("delete", (name,))?; } let _ = py; Ok(()) } /// Finish the resumed pack, moving files into place. fn finish(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { slf.call_method0("_check_references")?; let mut index_types = vec!["revision", "inventory", "text", "signature"]; if !slf.getattr("chk_index")?.is_none() { index_types.push("chk"); } let name: String = slf.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let upload_transport = slf.getattr("upload_transport")?; for index_type in index_types { let old_name = rs_index_name(index_kind(index_type)?, &name); let new_name = format!("../indices/{}", old_name); upload_transport.call_method1("move", (&old_name, &new_name))?; slf.call_method1("_replace_index_with_readonly", (index_type,))?; } let file_name: String = slf.call_method0("file_name")?.extract()?; let new_name = format!("../packs/{}", file_name); upload_transport.call_method1("move", (&file_name, &new_name))?; slf.setattr("_state", "finished")?; let _ = py; Ok(()) } /// Return compression parents referenced by this index but not in it. fn _get_external_refs(&self, index: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { index .call_method1("external_references", (1,)) .map(|v| v.unbind()) } } /// `bzrformats.pack_repo.NewPack` — proxy for a pack being created. #[pyclass(extends = Pack, subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.pack_repo", name = "NewPack")] pub struct NewPack; #[pymethods] impl NewPack { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> (Self, Pack) { (NewPack, Pack) } #[pyo3(signature = (pack_collection, upload_suffix="", file_mode=None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, pack_collection: Bound<'_, PyAny>, upload_suffix: &str, file_mode: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let any = slf.as_any(); let index_builder_class = pack_collection.getattr("_index_builder_class")?; let chk_index: Bound = if !pack_collection.getattr("chk_index")?.is_none() { let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("reference_lists", 0)?; index_builder_class.call((), Some(&kwargs))? } else { py.None().into_bound(py) }; let mk = |reference_lists: i32, key_elements: Option| -> PyResult> { let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("reference_lists", reference_lists)?; if let Some(ke) = key_elements { kwargs.set_item("key_elements", ke)?; } index_builder_class.call((), Some(&kwargs)) }; let revision_index = mk(1, None)?; let inventory_index = mk(2, None)?; let text_index = mk(2, Some(2))?; let signature_index = mk(0, None)?; pack_init_indices( any, &revision_index, &inventory_index, &text_index, &signature_index, &chk_index, )?; any.setattr("_pack_collection", &pack_collection)?; any.setattr("index_class", pack_collection.getattr("_index_class")?)?; let upload_transport = pack_collection.getattr("_upload_transport")?; any.setattr("upload_transport", &upload_transport)?; any.setattr( "index_transport", pack_collection.getattr("_index_transport")?, )?; any.setattr( "pack_transport", pack_collection.getattr("_pack_transport")?, )?; let file_mode = file_mode.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None().into_bound(py)); any.setattr("_file_mode", &file_mode)?; let hashlib = PyModule::import(py, "hashlib")?; let md5_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); md5_kwargs.set_item("usedforsecurity", false)?; let hash_obj = hashlib.call_method("md5", (), Some(&md5_kwargs))?; any.setattr("_hash", &hash_obj)?; any.setattr("index_sizes", py.None())?; any.setattr("_cache_limit", 0)?; let osutils = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.osutils")?; let rand: String = osutils.call_method1("rand_chars", (20,))?.extract()?; let random_name = format!("{}{}", rand, upload_suffix); any.setattr("random_name", &random_name)?; let time_mod = PyModule::import(py, "time")?; let start_time = time_mod.call_method0("time")?; any.setattr("start_time", &start_time)?; let stream_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); stream_kwargs.set_item("mode", &file_mode)?; let write_stream = upload_transport.call_method( "open_write_stream", (&random_name,), Some(&stream_kwargs), )?; any.setattr("write_stream", &write_stream)?; any.setattr( "_buffer", PyList::new( py, [ PyList::empty(py).into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?, )?; // Build the _write_data closure as a bound method of the Python // object so it can mutate self._buffer / self._hash like the // original. We delegate to a Rust-defined helper method. let write_data = slf.getattr("_write_data_impl")?; any.setattr("_write_data", &write_data)?; let pack_mod = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.pack")?; let writer = pack_mod.getattr("ContainerWriter")?.call1((&write_data,))?; writer.call_method0("begin")?; any.setattr("_writer", &writer)?; any.setattr("_state", "open")?; any.setattr("name", py.None())?; Ok(()) } /// Append `bytes` to the write buffer, flushing to the stream when /// the cache limit is exceeded or `flush` is set. This is the /// `_write_data` closure from the Python `NewPack.__init__`. #[pyo3(signature = (bytes, flush=false))] fn _write_data_impl( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, bytes: Bound<'_, PyBytes>, flush: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let buffer = slf.getattr("_buffer")?; let chunks = buffer.get_item(0)?; chunks.call_method1("append", (&bytes,))?; let cur: i64 = buffer.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let new_len = cur + bytes.as_bytes().len() as i64; buffer.set_item(1, new_len)?; let cache_limit: i64 = slf.getattr("_cache_limit")?.extract()?; if new_len > cache_limit || flush { let joined = PyBytes::new(py, b"").call_method1("join", (&chunks,))?; slf.getattr("write_stream")? .call_method1("write", (&joined,))?; slf.getattr("_hash")?.call_method1("update", (&joined,))?; slf.setattr( "_buffer", PyList::new( py, [ PyList::empty(py).into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?, )?; } Ok(()) } /// Cancel creating this pack and remove the temporary file. fn abort(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("_state", "aborted")?; slf.getattr("write_stream")?.call_method0("close")?; let random_name = slf.getattr("random_name")?; slf.getattr("upload_transport")? .call_method1("delete", (random_name,))?; Ok(()) } /// Transport + file name for the pack content, depending on /// open/finished state. fn access_tuple(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let state: String = slf.getattr("_state")?.extract()?; match state.as_str() { "finished" => { let transport = slf.getattr("pack_transport")?; let name = slf.call_method0("file_name")?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [transport, name])?.into_any().unbind()) } "open" => { let transport = slf.getattr("upload_transport")?; let name = slf.getattr("random_name")?; Ok(PyTuple::new(py, [transport, name])?.into_any().unbind()) } other => Err(PyAssertionError::new_err(other.to_string())), } } /// True if any index has had data added. fn data_inserted(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { let count: usize = slf.call_method0("get_revision_count")?.extract()?; if count != 0 { return Ok(true); } for attr in ["inventory_index", "text_index", "signature_index"] { let c: usize = slf.getattr(attr)?.call_method0("key_count")?.extract()?; if c != 0 { return Ok(true); } } let chk_index = slf.getattr("chk_index")?; if !chk_index.is_none() { let c: usize = chk_index.call_method0("key_count")?.extract()?; if c != 0 { return Ok(true); } } Ok(false) } /// Finalize the pack content and compute the md5 content name. fn finish_content(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { if !slf.getattr("name")?.is_none() { return Ok(()); } slf.getattr("_writer")?.call_method0("end")?; let buffer = slf.getattr("_buffer")?; let buffered: i64 = buffer.get_item(1)?.extract()?; if buffered != 0 { let py = slf.py(); // self._write_data(b"", flush=True) let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("flush", true)?; slf.call_method("_write_data", (PyBytes::new(py, b""),), Some(&kwargs))?; } let name = slf.getattr("_hash")?.call_method0("hexdigest")?; slf.setattr("name", name)?; Ok(()) } /// Finish the new pack: finalize content, write indices, rename into /// place, and record the index sizes. #[pyo3(signature = (suspend=false))] fn finish(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, suspend: bool) -> PyResult<()> { slf.call_method0("finish_content")?; if !suspend { slf.call_method0("_check_references")?; } let index_sizes = PyList::new(py, [py.None(), py.None(), py.None(), py.None()])?; slf.setattr("index_sizes", &index_sizes)?; slf.call_method1( "_write_index", ( "revision", slf.getattr("revision_index")?, "revision", suspend, ), )?; slf.call_method1( "_write_index", ( "inventory", slf.getattr("inventory_index")?, "inventory", suspend, ), )?; slf.call_method1( "_write_index", ("text", slf.getattr("text_index")?, "file texts", suspend), )?; slf.call_method1( "_write_index", ( "signature", slf.getattr("signature_index")?, "revision signatures", suspend, ), )?; let chk_index = slf.getattr("chk_index")?; if !chk_index.is_none() { index_sizes.append(py.None())?; slf.call_method1( "_write_index", ("chk", chk_index, "content hash bytes", suspend), )?; } let fdatasync = slf .getattr("_pack_collection")? .getattr("config_stack")? .call_method1("get", ("repository.fdatasync",))?; let close_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); close_kwargs.set_item("want_fdatasync", fdatasync)?; slf.getattr("write_stream")? .call_method("close", (), Some(&close_kwargs))?; let name: String = slf.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let mut new_name = format!("{}.pack", name); if !suspend { new_name = format!("../packs/{}", new_name); } let random_name = slf.getattr("random_name")?; slf.getattr("upload_transport")? .call_method1("move", (random_name, &new_name))?; slf.setattr("_state", "finished")?; Ok(()) } /// Flush any buffered data to the write stream. fn flush(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let buffer = slf.getattr("_buffer")?; let buffered: i64 = buffer.get_item(1)?.extract()?; if buffered != 0 { let chunks = buffer.get_item(0)?; let joined = PyBytes::new(py, b"").call_method1("join", (chunks,))?; slf.getattr("write_stream")? .call_method1("write", (&joined,))?; slf.getattr("_hash")?.call_method1("update", (&joined,))?; slf.setattr( "_buffer", PyList::new( py, [ PyList::empty(py).into_any(), 0i64.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), ], )?, )?; } Ok(()) } fn _get_external_refs(&self, index: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { index .call_method0("_external_references") .map(|v| v.unbind()) } /// Set the in-memory write cache size in bytes. fn set_write_cache_size(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, size: i64) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("_cache_limit", size) } /// Serialize one index to disk and replace it with a read-only one. #[pyo3(signature = (index_type, index, _label, suspend=false))] fn _write_index( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, index_type: &str, index: Bound<'_, PyAny>, _label: &str, suspend: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let kind = index_kind(index_type)?; let name: String = slf.getattr("name")?.extract()?; let index_name = rs_index_name(kind, &name); let transport = if suspend { slf.getattr("upload_transport")? } else { slf.getattr("index_transport")? }; let index_tempfile = index.call_method0("finish")?; let index_bytes = index_tempfile.call_method0("read")?; let index_bytes_len: usize = index_bytes.call_method0("__len__")?.extract()?; let file_mode = slf.getattr("_file_mode")?; let stream_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); stream_kwargs.set_item("mode", &file_mode)?; let write_stream = transport.call_method("open_write_stream", (&index_name,), Some(&stream_kwargs))?; write_stream.call_method1("write", (&index_bytes,))?; let fdatasync = slf .getattr("_pack_collection")? .getattr("config_stack")? .call_method1("get", ("repository.fdatasync",))?; let close_kwargs = PyDict::new(py); close_kwargs.set_item("want_fdatasync", fdatasync)?; write_stream.call_method("close", (), Some(&close_kwargs))?; let index_sizes = slf.getattr("index_sizes")?; index_sizes.set_item(rs_index_offset(kind), index_bytes_len)?; slf.call_method1("_replace_index_with_readonly", (index_type,))?; Ok(()) } } pub fn _pack_repo_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "pack_repo")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; let _ = pack_repo::index_extension; // referenced by tests; keep linked. Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/plan_merge.rs0000644000000000000000000003662415207023122020301 0ustar00use bazaar::plan_merge as pm; use bazaar::versionedfile::Key; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyTuple}; use std::collections::HashSet; use crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFiles; /// Walk the iterable of LCAs returned by `vcsgraph.graph.Graph.find_lca`, /// stripping the `key_prefix` so each entry is a bare revision id (or the /// literal byte string `null:`). fn extract_lcas( py: Python<'_>, lcas: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key_prefix_len: usize, ) -> PyResult>> { let mut out = HashSet::new(); for item in lcas.try_iter()? { let item = item?; if let Ok(bytes) = item.extract::>() { // Python returns a plain NULL_REVISION (b"null:") rather than a // tuple when there's no common ancestor. out.insert(bytes); } else { // Key tuple — strip the prefix. let key: Key = item.extract()?; let segs = key.segments(); if segs.len() <= key_prefix_len { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "find_lca returned key {:?} shorter than expected prefix", segs ))); } out.insert(segs[key_prefix_len].clone()); } } let _ = py; Ok(out) } /// Pyo3 binding for `bzrformats.merge._PlanLCAMerge`. /// /// The Python constructor takes `(a_rev, b_rev, vf, key_prefix, graph)`. /// We call `graph.find_lca(prefix + (a_rev,), prefix + (b_rev,))` on the /// Python `graph` object (so vcs-graph's existing pyo3 binding handles /// the actual LCA walk), then drive the pure-crate `PlanLCAMerge` for /// the merge plan generation. #[pyclass(name = "_PlanLCAMerge", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.plan_merge")] struct PyPlanLCAMerge { plan: Vec<(pm::MergeTag, Vec)>, a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, lcas: HashSet>, } #[pymethods] impl PyPlanLCAMerge { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (a_rev, b_rev, vf, key_prefix, graph))] fn new<'py>( py: Python<'py>, a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, vf: Py, key_prefix: Bound<'py, PyAny>, graph: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let prefix_vec: Vec> = key_prefix .try_iter()? .map(|item| item?.extract::>()) .collect::>()?; let py_vf = PyVersionedFiles::new(vf); // Build the two tip keys and ask the (Python) graph for LCAs. let a_key = build_key(py, &prefix_vec, &a_rev)?; let b_key = build_key(py, &prefix_vec, &b_rev)?; let lcas_obj = graph.call_method1("find_lca", (a_key, b_key))?; let lcas = extract_lcas(py, lcas_obj, prefix_vec.len())?; let mut planner = pm::PlanLCAMerge::new( &py_vf, a_rev.clone(), b_rev.clone(), prefix_vec, lcas.clone(), ) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let plan = planner.plan_merge().map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(Self { plan, a_rev, b_rev, lcas, }) } /// Yield the merge plan as `(tag_str, line_bytes)` tuples, matching /// the Python generator's output shape. fn plan_merge<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (tag, line) in &self.plan { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [ tag.as_str().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, line).into_any(), ], )?; out.append(tup)?; } Ok(out.into_any().call_method0("__iter__")?) } #[getter] fn a_rev<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.a_rev) } #[getter] fn b_rev<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.b_rev) } /// `lcas` is a Python set of bare revision ids (matching the legacy /// Python attribute layout). #[getter] fn lcas<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let s = pyo3::types::PySet::empty(py)?; for lca in &self.lcas { s.add(PyBytes::new(py, lca))?; } Ok(s) } /// Classmethod mirror of `_PlanMergeBase._subtract_plans`. Drives the /// pure-crate helper so callers (notably /// `_PlanMergeVersionedFile.plan_lca_merge`) can do /// `_PlanLCAMerge._subtract_plans(old_list, new_list)` without /// reaching into the Python module. #[classmethod] fn _subtract_plans<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, old_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, new_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { subtract_plans_py(py, old_plan, new_plan) } } /// Pyo3 binding for `bzrformats.merge._PlanMerge`. /// /// The Python constructor takes `(a_rev, b_rev, vf, key_prefix)`. We wrap /// `vf` in [`PyVersionedFiles`] and drive the pure-crate /// [`pm::PlanMerge`], which builds the in-memory weave and computes the /// plan eagerly. `plan_merge()` then yields the cached `(tag, line)` /// tuples. The query helpers `_unique_lines` / `_get_matching_blocks` and /// the static graph helpers `_remove_external_references` / `_prune_tails` /// (which the test-suite drives with plain Python keys) are exposed too. #[pyclass(name = "_PlanMerge", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.plan_merge")] struct PyPlanMerge { plan: Vec<(pm::MergeTag, Vec)>, a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, key_prefix: Vec>, vf: Py, } #[pymethods] impl PyPlanMerge { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (a_rev, b_rev, vf, key_prefix))] fn new( a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, vf: Py, key_prefix: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let prefix_vec: Vec> = key_prefix .try_iter()? .map(|item| item?.extract::>()) .collect::>()?; let py_vf = PyVersionedFiles::new(vf.clone_ref(key_prefix.py())); let mut planner = pm::PlanMerge::new(&py_vf, a_rev.clone(), b_rev.clone(), prefix_vec.clone()) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let plan = planner.plan_merge().map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; Ok(Self { plan, a_rev, b_rev, key_prefix: prefix_vec, vf, }) } /// Yield the merge plan as `(tag_str, line_bytes)` tuples. fn plan_merge<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = plan_to_pylist(py, &self.plan)?; out.into_any().call_method0("__iter__") } /// Mirror of `_PlanMergeBase._unique_lines`: partition the line indices /// not covered by the matching blocks into `(unique_a, unique_b)`. fn _unique_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, matching_blocks: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let blocks = extract_blocks(&matching_blocks)?; let (left, right) = pm::unique_lines(&blocks); let left_list = PyList::new(py, left)?; let right_list = PyList::new(py, right)?; PyTuple::new(py, [left_list.into_any(), right_list.into_any()]) } /// Mirror of `_PlanMergeBase._get_matching_blocks`. `_PlanMerge` does no /// tip-line precaching, so this always computes fresh blocks. fn _get_matching_blocks<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, left_revision: Vec, right_revision: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let py_vf = PyVersionedFiles::new(self.vf.clone_ref(py)); let blocks = pm::matching_blocks_uncached(&py_vf, &self.key_prefix, &left_revision, &right_revision) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; blocks_to_pylist(py, &blocks) } #[getter] fn a_rev<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.a_rev) } #[getter] fn b_rev<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.b_rev) } /// Classmethod mirror of `_PlanMergeBase._subtract_plans`. #[classmethod] fn _subtract_plans<'py>( _cls: &Bound<'_, pyo3::types::PyType>, py: Python<'py>, old_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, new_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { subtract_plans_py(py, old_plan, new_plan) } /// Staticmethod mirror of `_PlanMerge._remove_external_references`. /// /// Operates on arbitrary hashable Python keys (the test-suite drives it /// with plain integers), so this is implemented directly over the /// Python `dict` rather than the typed crate helper. #[staticmethod] fn _remove_external_references<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { remove_external_references_py(py, &parent_map) } /// Staticmethod mirror of `_PlanMerge._prune_tails`. Mutates /// `parent_map` and `child_map` in place (matching the Python contract) /// and consumes `tails_to_remove`. #[staticmethod] fn _prune_tails<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, child_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, tails_to_remove: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { prune_tails_py(py, &parent_map, &child_map, &tails_to_remove) } } /// Build a `[(tag_str, line_bytes), ...]` list from a crate plan. fn plan_to_pylist<'py>( py: Python<'py>, plan: &[(pm::MergeTag, Vec)], ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for (tag, line) in plan { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [ tag.as_str().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, line).into_any(), ], )?; out.append(tup)?; } Ok(out) } /// Render matching blocks as a list of `(i, j, n)` tuples. fn blocks_to_pylist<'py>( py: Python<'py>, blocks: &[pm::MatchingBlock], ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for &(i, j, n) in blocks { out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [i, j, n])?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Extract `(i, j, n)` matching-block tuples from a Python iterable. fn extract_blocks(blocks: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in blocks.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; let i: usize = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let j: usize = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let n: usize = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; out.push((i, j, n)); } Ok(out) } /// Python-key version of `remove_external_references`: returns /// `(filtered_parent_map, child_map, tails)`. Preserves `parent_map`'s /// iteration order so child lists match the Python reference implementation. fn remove_external_references_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_map: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let parent_map = parent_map.cast::()?; let filtered = PyDict::new(py); let child_map = PyDict::new(py); let tails = PyList::empty(py); for (key, parents) in parent_map.iter() { let mut culled: Vec> = Vec::new(); for parent in parents.try_iter()? { let parent = parent?; if parent_map.contains(&parent)? { culled.push(parent); } } if culled.is_empty() { tails.append(&key)?; } for parent_key in &culled { match child_map.get_item(parent_key)? { Some(existing) => existing.cast_into::()?.append(&key)?, None => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); lst.append(&key)?; child_map.set_item(parent_key, lst)?; } } } if !child_map.contains(&key)? { child_map.set_item(&key, PyList::empty(py))?; } filtered.set_item(&key, PyList::new(py, &culled)?)?; } PyTuple::new( py, [filtered.into_any(), child_map.into_any(), tails.into_any()], ) } /// Python-key version of `prune_tails`: mutates `parent_map` and /// `child_map` in place, consuming `tails_to_remove`. fn prune_tails_py<'py>( _py: Python<'py>, parent_map: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, child_map: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, tails_to_remove: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut stack: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in tails_to_remove.try_iter()? { stack.push(item?); } while let Some(next) = stack.pop() { parent_map.del_item(&next)?; let children = child_map .get_item(&next)? .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("child_map missing tail"))?; child_map.del_item(&next)?; for child in children.try_iter()? { let child = child?; let child_parents = parent_map .get_item(&child)? .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err("parent_map missing child"))?; let child_parents = child_parents.cast_into::()?; // Remove `next` from the child's parents (first occurrence). for (idx, parent) in child_parents.iter().enumerate() { if parent.eq(&next)? { child_parents.del_item(idx)?; break; } } if child_parents.len() == 0 { stack.push(child); } } } Ok(()) } fn build_key<'py>( py: Python<'py>, prefix: &[Vec], suffix: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let mut parts: Vec> = prefix.iter().map(|p| PyBytes::new(py, p)).collect(); parts.push(PyBytes::new(py, suffix)); PyTuple::new(py, parts) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "subtract_plans")] fn subtract_plans_py<'py>( py: Python<'py>, old_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, new_plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let old = extract_plan(&old_plan)?; let new = extract_plan(&new_plan)?; let out = pm::subtract_plans(&old, &new); let result = PyList::empty(py); for (tag, line) in out { let tup = PyTuple::new( py, [ tag.as_str().into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), ], )?; result.append(tup)?; } Ok(result) } fn extract_plan<'py>(plan: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult)>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in plan.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let tup = item.cast_into::()?; let tag_str: String = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let tag = pm::MergeTag::from_str(&tag_str).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown merge tag {:?}", tag_str)) })?; let line: Vec = tup.get_item(1)?.extract()?; out.push((tag, line)); } Ok(out) } pub fn _plan_merge_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "plan_merge")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(subtract_plans_py, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/recordcounter.rs0000644000000000000000000000552415207277256021064 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2010 Canonical Ltd // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! Record counting support for showing progress of revision fetch. //! //! Thin pyo3 wrapper over [`bazaar::recordcounter::RecordCounter`]. use bazaar::recordcounter::RecordCounter as RsRecordCounter; use pyo3::prelude::*; /// Container that maintains estimates of the work required for a fetch. #[pyclass(name = "RecordCounter", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.recordcounter")] pub struct RecordCounter { inner: RsRecordCounter, } #[pymethods] impl RecordCounter { #[new] fn new() -> Self { Self { inner: RsRecordCounter::new(), } } #[getter] fn initialized(&self) -> bool { self.inner.initialized } #[setter] fn set_initialized(&mut self, value: bool) { self.inner.initialized = value; } #[getter] fn current(&self) -> i64 { self.inner.current } #[setter] fn set_current(&mut self, value: i64) { self.inner.current = value; } #[getter] fn key_count(&self) -> i64 { self.inner.key_count } #[setter] fn set_key_count(&mut self, value: i64) { self.inner.key_count = value; } #[getter] fn max(&self) -> i64 { self.inner.max } #[setter] fn set_max(&mut self, value: i64) { self.inner.max = value; } #[getter(STEP)] fn step(&self) -> i64 { self.inner.step } #[setter(STEP)] fn set_step(&mut self, value: i64) { self.inner.step = value; } /// Whether `setup()` has been called. fn is_initialized(&self) -> bool { self.inner.is_initialized() } fn _estimate_max(&self, key_count: i64) -> i64 { self.inner.estimate_max(key_count) } #[pyo3(signature = (key_count, current=0))] fn setup(&mut self, key_count: i64, current: i64) { self.inner.setup(key_count, current); } fn increment(&mut self, count: i64) { self.inner.increment(count); } } pub(crate) fn _recordcounter_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "recordcounter")?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/rio.rs0000644000000000000000000003360515177133166016775 0ustar00use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyIOError, PyNotImplementedError, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyIterator, PyList, PyString, PyType}; use pyo3::class::basic::CompareOp; use std::io::BufReader; use pyo3_filelike::PyBinaryFile; #[pyfunction] fn valid_tag(tag: &str) -> bool { bazaar::rio::valid_tag(tag) } #[pyclass(from_py_object)] #[derive(Clone, PartialEq)] struct Stanza { stanza: bazaar::rio::Stanza, } #[pymethods] impl Stanza { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (**kwargs))] fn new(kwargs: Option<&Bound>) -> PyResult { let mut obj = Stanza { stanza: bazaar::rio::Stanza::new(), }; if let Some(kwargs) = kwargs { let items = kwargs.items(); items.sort()?; for item in items.iter() { let (key, value) = item.extract::<(String, Bound)>()?; obj.add(&key.to_string(), &value)?; } } Ok(obj) } fn __richcmp__(&self, other: &Bound, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult { match op { CompareOp::Eq => { let other_stanza = other.extract::(); if other_stanza.is_err() { Ok(false) } else { Ok(self.stanza.eq(&other_stanza.unwrap().stanza)) } } _ => Err(PyErr::new::("Not implemented")), } } fn __repr__(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(format!("{:?}", self.stanza)) } fn get<'py>(&self, tag: &str, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { if let Some(value) = self.stanza.get(tag) { match value { bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::String(v) => Ok(Some(PyString::new(py, v).into_any())), bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::Stanza(v) => Ok(Some( Bound::new(py, Stanza { stanza: *v.clone() })?.into_any(), )), } } else { Ok(None) } } /// Returns true if the stanza contains the given tag. fn __contains__(&self, tag: &str) -> PyResult { Ok(self.stanza.contains(tag)) } fn __len__(&self) -> PyResult { Ok(self.stanza.len()) } fn to_bytes<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let ret: Bound = PyBytes::new(py, self.stanza.to_bytes().as_slice()); Ok(ret) } fn to_string<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { self.to_bytes(py) } fn to_lines(&self, py: Python) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); for line in self.stanza.to_lines() { ret.append(PyBytes::new(py, line.as_bytes()))?; } Ok(ret.into()) } /// Add a tag and value to the stanza. fn add(&mut self, tag: &str, value: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { if !valid_tag(tag) { return Err(PyErr::new::("Invalid tag")); } // If the type of value is PyString, then extract it as a String and add it to the stanza. // Otherwise, if the type of value is Stanza, then extract it as a Stanza and add it to the stanza. // Otherwise, return an error. let ret = if let Ok(val) = value.extract::() { self.stanza .add(tag.to_string(), bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::String(val)) } else if let Ok(val) = value.extract::() { self.stanza.add( tag.to_string(), bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::Stanza(Box::new(val.stanza)), ) } else { return Err(PyErr::new::(format!( "Invalid value: {}", value.repr()? ))); }; if let Err(e) = ret { if let bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) = e { return Err(PyErr::new::(format!("IO error: {}", e))); } else { return Err(PyErr::new::(format!( "Invalid value: {}", value.repr()? ))); } } Ok(()) } /// Create a stanza from a list of pairs. #[classmethod] fn from_pairs(_cls: &Bound, pairs: Vec<(String, Bound)>) -> PyResult { let mut ret = Stanza::new(None)?; for (tag, value) in pairs { ret.add(tag.as_str(), &value)?; } Ok(ret) } // TODO: This is a hack to get around the fact that PyO3 doesn't support returning an iterator. fn iter_pairs<'a>(&self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); for (tag, value) in self.stanza.iter_pairs() { match value { bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::String(v) => { ret.append((tag.to_string(), v.to_string()))? } bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::Stanza(v) => { let sub: Stanza = Stanza { stanza: *v.clone() }; ret.append((tag.to_string(), sub))?; } } } PyIterator::from_object(&ret) } fn as_dict(&self, py: Python) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyDict::new(py); for (tag, value) in self.stanza.iter_pairs() { match value { bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::String(v) => ret.set_item(tag, v.to_string())?, bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::Stanza(v) => { let sub: Stanza = Stanza { stanza: *v.clone() }; ret.set_item(tag, sub)?; } } } Ok(ret.into()) } fn get_all(&self, tag: &str, py: Python) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); for value in self.stanza.get_all(tag) { match value { bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::String(v) => ret.append(v.to_string())?, bazaar::rio::StanzaValue::Stanza(v) => { let sub: Stanza = Stanza { stanza: *v.clone() }; ret.append(sub.into_pyobject(py)?)?; } } } Ok(ret.into()) } fn write(&self, file: Py) -> PyResult<()> { let mut writer = PyBinaryFile::from(file); self.stanza.write(&mut writer)?; Ok(()) } } #[pyclass] struct RioWriter { writer: bazaar::rio::RioWriter, } #[pymethods] impl RioWriter { #[new] fn new(file: Py) -> PyResult { let fw = PyBinaryFile::from(file); let writer = bazaar::rio::RioWriter::new(fw); Ok(RioWriter { writer }) } fn write_stanza(&mut self, stanza: &Stanza) -> PyResult<()> { self.writer.write_stanza(&stanza.stanza)?; Ok(()) } } #[pyfunction] fn read_stanza_file(file: Py) -> PyResult> { let reader = PyBinaryFile::from(file); let mut reader = BufReader::new(reader); let stanza = bazaar::rio::read_stanza_file(&mut reader).map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => { PyErr::new::(format!("Error reading stanza file: {}", e)) } _ => PyErr::new::("Error reading stanza file".to_string()), })?; if let Some(stanza) = stanza { Ok(Some(Stanza { stanza })) } else { Ok(None) } } #[pyfunction] fn read_stanza(file: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let mut py_iter = file.try_iter()?; let mut pyerr: Option = None; let line_iter = std::iter::from_fn(|| -> Option, bazaar::rio::Error>> { let line = py_iter.next()?; if let Err(e) = line { pyerr = Some(e); Some(Err(bazaar::rio::Error::Other("Python error".to_string()))) } else { let line = line.unwrap(); let line = line.extract::>(); if let Err(e) = line { pyerr = Some(e); Some(Err(bazaar::rio::Error::Other("invalid input".to_string()))) } else { Some(Ok(line.unwrap())) } } }); let stanza = bazaar::rio::read_stanza(line_iter).map_err(|e| { if let Some(e) = pyerr { return e; } match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => { PyErr::new::(format!("Error reading stanza: {}", e)) } _ => PyErr::new::("Error reading stanza".to_string()), } })?; if let Some(stanza) = stanza { Ok(Some(Stanza { stanza })) } else { Ok(None) } } #[pyfunction] fn read_stanzas(file: Py) -> PyResult> { Python::attach(|py| { let reader = PyBinaryFile::from(file); let ret = PyList::empty(py); let mut reader = BufReader::new(reader); let stanzas = bazaar::rio::read_stanzas(&mut reader).map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => { PyErr::new::(format!("Error reading stanza file: {}", e)) } _ => PyErr::new::("Error reading stanza file: ".to_string()), })?; for stanza in stanzas { ret.append(Stanza { stanza })?; } Ok(ret.into()) }) } #[pyclass] struct RioReader { reader: bazaar::rio::RioReader>, } #[pymethods] impl RioReader { #[new] fn new(file: Py) -> PyResult { let reader = PyBinaryFile::from(file); let reader = BufReader::new(reader); let reader = bazaar::rio::RioReader::new(reader); Ok(RioReader { reader }) } fn __iter__<'a>(&mut self, py: Python<'a>) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); for stanza in self.reader.iter() { let stanza = stanza.map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => { PyErr::new::(format!("Error reading stanza file: {}", e)) } _ => PyErr::new::("Error reading stanza file: ".to_string()), })?; ret.append(Stanza { stanza: stanza.unwrap(), })?; } PyIterator::from_object(&ret) } } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (stanzas, header = None))] fn rio_iter<'a>( py: Python<'a>, stanzas: &'a Bound<'a, PyAny>, header: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let ret = PyList::empty(py); let pyiter = stanzas.try_iter()?; let mut stanzas = Vec::new(); for stanza in pyiter { let stanza = stanza?; stanzas.push(stanza.extract::()?.stanza); } for line in bazaar::rio::rio_iter(stanzas.into_iter(), header) { let line = line.as_slice(); ret.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?; } PyIterator::from_object(&ret) } #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (stanza, max_width = 72))] fn to_patch_lines<'a>( py: Python<'a>, stanza: &Stanza, max_width: usize, ) -> PyResult> { let lines = bazaar::rio::to_patch_lines(&stanza.stanza, max_width).map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Other(msg) => PyErr::new::(msg), bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => PyErr::new::(e.to_string()), _ => PyErr::new::("Error generating patch lines".to_string()), })?; let ret = PyList::empty(py); for line in lines { ret.append(PyBytes::new(py, &line))?; } Ok(ret) } #[pyfunction] fn read_patch_stanza(line_iter: &Bound) -> PyResult> { // Pull lines on demand: the merge-directive format embeds a patch // body after the stanza terminator, so we must leave any unread // lines on the Python iterator for the caller. let py_iter = line_iter.try_iter()?; let mut py_iter = py_iter; let mut header_lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut header_complete = false; for item in py_iter.by_ref() { let bytes = item?.extract::>()?; // The terminator is a `# \n` (or `#\n`) line — ``patch_stanza_iter`` // strips the `#` prefix and stops once the decoded payload is just // ``\n``. let is_terminator = bytes == b"# \n" || bytes == b"#\n"; header_lines.push(bytes); if is_terminator { header_complete = true; break; } } // ``patch_stanza_iter`` is forgiving when the header isn't terminated; // preserve that behaviour for callers that pass a header-only iterator. let _ = header_complete; let stanza = bazaar::rio::read_patch_stanza(header_lines).map_err(|e| match e { bazaar::rio::Error::Io(e) => PyErr::new::(e.to_string()), bazaar::rio::Error::InvalidTag(t) => { PyErr::new::(format!("invalid tag: {}", t)) } bazaar::rio::Error::ContinuationLineWithoutTag => { PyErr::new::("continuation line without tag".to_string()) } bazaar::rio::Error::TagValueSeparatorNotFound(_) => { PyErr::new::("tag/value separator not found".to_string()) } bazaar::rio::Error::Other(msg) => PyErr::new::(msg), })?; Ok(stanza.map(|stanza| Stanza { stanza })) } pub(crate) fn rio(m: &Bound) -> PyResult<()> { m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(valid_tag))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(read_stanza))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(read_stanza_file))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(read_stanzas))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(rio_iter))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(to_patch_lines))?; m.add_wrapped(wrap_pyfunction!(read_patch_stanza))?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(()) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/smart.rs0000644000000000000000000000144315162074037017320 0ustar00use bazaar::smart::protocol::{ MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE, REQUEST_VERSION_THREE, REQUEST_VERSION_TWO, RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE, RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO, }; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; pub(crate) fn _smart_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "smart")?; m.add("REQUEST_VERSION_TWO", PyBytes::new(py, REQUEST_VERSION_TWO))?; m.add( "REQUEST_VERSION_THREE", PyBytes::new(py, REQUEST_VERSION_THREE), )?; m.add( "RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO", PyBytes::new(py, RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO), )?; m.add( "RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE", PyBytes::new(py, RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE), )?; m.add( "MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE", PyBytes::new(py, MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE), )?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/testament.rs0000644000000000000000000001031115210601252020155 0ustar00use bazaar::testament::{ EntryKind, Testament as RsTestament, TestamentEntry, TestamentError, TestamentFormat, }; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict}; use std::collections::BTreeMap; fn format_from_str(name: &str) -> PyResult { match name { "1" => Ok(TestamentFormat::V1), "strict" | "2.1" => Ok(TestamentFormat::Strict), "strict3" | "3" => Ok(TestamentFormat::Strict3), other => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown testament format: {other:?}" ))), } } fn kind_from_str(name: &str) -> PyResult { match name { "file" => Ok(EntryKind::File), "directory" => Ok(EntryKind::Directory), "symlink" => Ok(EntryKind::Symlink), "tree-reference" => Ok(EntryKind::TreeReference), other => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown entry kind: {other:?}" ))), } } fn err_to_py(e: TestamentError) -> PyErr { pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(e.to_string()) } /// A signable summary of a revision. /// /// Built from the revision's fields and its tree entries; the format /// (`"1"`, `"strict"`, or `"strict3"`) selects which testament variant the /// `as_*` methods produce. #[pyclass] struct Testament { inner: RsTestament, } #[pymethods] impl Testament { /// Construct a testament. /// /// `entries` is a sequence of /// `(path, kind, file_id, content, revision, executable)` where `path` /// is str, `kind` is one of "file"/"directory"/"symlink"/ /// "tree-reference", `file_id`/`content`/`revision` are bytes (content /// is the file text sha1 or symlink target), and `executable` is bool. #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (revision_id, committer, timestamp, timezone, message, parent_ids, revprops, entries))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn new( revision_id: Vec, committer: String, timestamp: i64, timezone: i32, message: String, parent_ids: Vec>, revprops: &Bound<'_, PyDict>, entries: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let mut props: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); for (k, v) in revprops.iter() { props.insert(k.extract()?, v.extract()?); } let mut parsed = Vec::new(); for item in entries.try_iter()? { let t = item?; parsed.push(TestamentEntry { path: t.get_item(0)?.extract()?, kind: kind_from_str(&t.get_item(1)?.extract::()?)?, file_id: t.get_item(2)?.extract()?, content: t.get_item(3)?.extract()?, revision: t.get_item(4)?.extract()?, executable: t.get_item(5)?.extract()?, }); } Ok(Testament { inner: RsTestament { revision_id, committer, timestamp, timezone, message, parent_ids, revprops: props, entries: parsed, }, }) } /// The full testament text in the given format. fn as_text<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, format: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self .inner .as_text(format_from_str(format)?) .map_err(err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// The short, digest-based testament text. fn as_short_text<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, format: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self .inner .as_short_text(format_from_str(format)?) .map_err(err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } /// The hex sha1 of the full testament. fn as_sha1<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, format: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = self .inner .as_sha1(format_from_str(format)?) .map_err(err_to_py)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)) } } pub(crate) fn _testament_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "testament")?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/textinv.rs0000644000000000000000000000423615210601252017663 0ustar00use bazaar::textinv; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; /// URL-like escape so a value never contains a space. #[pyfunction] fn escape(s: &str) -> String { textinv::escape(s) } /// Inverse of `escape`. Raises ValueError if the input contains a space. #[pyfunction] fn unescape(s: &str) -> PyResult { textinv::unescape(s) .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err("escaped value contains a space")) } /// Serialise inventory `entries` as a text inventory. /// /// Each entry is `(file_id, name, kind, parent_id)` for non-files, or /// `(file_id, name, "file", parent_id, text_id, text_sha1, text_size)` for /// files. `file_id`, `parent_id`, `text_id` and `text_sha1` are bytes; /// `name` and `kind` are str; `text_size` is an int. #[pyfunction] fn write_text_inventory<'py>( py: Python<'py>, entries: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parsed = Vec::new(); for item in entries.try_iter()? { let t = item?; let file_id: Vec = t.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let name: String = t.get_item(1)?.extract()?; let kind: String = t.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let parent_id: Vec = t.get_item(3)?.extract()?; let file_details = if kind == "file" { Some(textinv::FileDetails { text_id: t.get_item(4)?.extract()?, text_sha1: t.get_item(5)?.extract()?, text_size: t.get_item(6)?.extract()?, }) } else { None }; parsed.push(textinv::TextInvEntry { file_id, name, kind, parent_id, file_details, }); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &textinv::write_text_inventory(&parsed))) } pub(crate) fn _textinv_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "textinv")?; m.add("START_MARK", PyBytes::new(py, textinv::START_MARK))?; m.add("END_MARK", PyBytes::new(py, textinv::END_MARK))?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(escape, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(unescape, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(write_text_inventory, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/textmerge.rs0000644000000000000000000006635515211122234020177 0ustar00use bazaar::textmerge; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PyTuple}; type ExtractedLines = (Vec>, Vec>); fn extract_byte_lines(seq: &Bound) -> PyResult { let mut items = Vec::new(); let mut keys = Vec::new(); for item in seq.try_iter()? { let item = item?; let bytes = item .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("lines must be bytes"))?; keys.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); items.push(bytes.unbind()); } Ok((items, keys)) } fn slice_pylist<'py>( py: Python<'py>, items: &[Py], start: usize, end: usize, ) -> PyResult> { PyList::new(py, items[start..end].iter().map(|o| o.bind(py).clone())) } fn group_to_tuple<'py>(py: Python<'py>, group: &Group) -> PyResult> { match group { Group::Unchanged(lines) => PyTuple::new(py, [lines.bind(py).clone().into_any()]), Group::Conflict { a, b } => PyTuple::new( py, [a.bind(py).clone().into_any(), b.bind(py).clone().into_any()], ), } } /// A two-way merge group, with the inner line lists held as Python objects so /// the original `bytes` instances round-trip back out unchanged. enum Group { Unchanged(Py), Conflict { a: Py, b: Py }, } impl Group { fn is_useful(&self, py: Python) -> bool { match self { Group::Unchanged(lines) => lines.bind(py).len() > 0, Group::Conflict { a, b } => a.bind(py).len() > 0 || b.bind(py).len() > 0, } } } fn run_merge( py: Python, items_a: &[Py], keys_a: &[Vec], items_b: &[Py], keys_b: &[Vec], ) -> PyResult> { let raw = textmerge::merge2(keys_a, keys_b); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(raw.len()); let mut pa = 0usize; let mut pb = 0usize; for group in &raw { match group { textmerge::Group::Unchanged(lines) => { let len = lines.len(); out.push(Group::Unchanged( slice_pylist(py, items_a, pa, pa + len)?.unbind(), )); pa += len; pb += len; } textmerge::Group::Conflict { a, b } => { let la = a.len(); let lb = b.len(); out.push(Group::Conflict { a: slice_pylist(py, items_a, pa, pa + la)?.unbind(), b: slice_pylist(py, items_b, pb, pb + lb)?.unbind(), }); pa += la; pb += lb; } } } Ok(out) } /// Two-way text merge. /// /// Common regions are reported as one-element tuples; conflicts as two-element /// tuples `(this_lines, other_lines)`. #[pyclass(frozen, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.textmerge")] struct Merge2 { items_a: Vec>, keys_a: Vec>, items_b: Vec>, keys_b: Vec>, a_marker: Py, b_marker: Py, split_marker: Py, } #[pymethods] impl Merge2 { #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn A_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER) } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn B_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER) } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn SPLIT_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER) } #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (lines_a, lines_b, a_marker = None, b_marker = None, split_marker = None))] fn new( py: Python, lines_a: &Bound, lines_b: &Bound, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, split_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let (items_a, keys_a) = extract_byte_lines(lines_a)?; let (items_b, keys_b) = extract_byte_lines(lines_b)?; Ok(Self { items_a, keys_a, items_b, keys_b, a_marker: a_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER).unbind()), b_marker: b_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER).unbind()), split_marker: split_marker .unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER).unbind()), }) } #[getter] fn lines_a<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { slice_pylist(py, &self.items_a, 0, self.items_a.len()) } #[getter] fn lines_b<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { slice_pylist(py, &self.items_b, 0, self.items_b.len()) } #[getter] fn a_marker<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { self.a_marker.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn b_marker<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { self.b_marker.bind(py).clone() } #[getter] fn split_marker<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { self.split_marker.bind(py).clone() } /// Return raw structured merge info, without filtering empty groups. /// /// Each element is a tuple: length 1 for an unchanged region, length 2 /// `(this, other)` for a conflict. fn _merge_struct<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let groups = run_merge(py, &self.items_a, &self.keys_a, &self.items_b, &self.keys_b)?; let tuples: Vec> = groups .iter() .map(|g| group_to_tuple(py, g)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } /// Return structured merge info, with empty groups filtered out and /// optionally with conflict regions reduced via `reprocess_struct`. #[pyo3(signature = (reprocess = false))] fn merge_struct<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, reprocess: bool) -> PyResult> { let groups = run_merge(py, &self.items_a, &self.keys_a, &self.items_b, &self.keys_b)?; let useful: Vec = groups.into_iter().filter(|g| g.is_useful(py)).collect(); let final_groups = if reprocess { reprocess_groups(py, useful)? } else { useful }; let tuples: Vec> = final_groups .iter() .map(|g| group_to_tuple(py, g)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } /// Return `(merged_lines, had_conflicts)` where `merged_lines` is a list of /// byte lines, with conflict markers inserted around conflict regions. #[pyo3(signature = (reprocess = false))] fn merge_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, reprocess: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyList>, bool)> { let groups = run_merge(py, &self.items_a, &self.keys_a, &self.items_b, &self.keys_b)?; let useful: Vec = groups.into_iter().filter(|g| g.is_useful(py)).collect(); let final_groups = if reprocess { reprocess_groups(py, useful)? } else { useful }; let (lines, conflicts) = render_lines( py, &final_groups, self.a_marker.bind(py), self.b_marker.bind(py), self.split_marker.bind(py), )?; Ok((lines, conflicts)) } /// Filter empty groups out of a structured merge iterator. fn iter_useful( &self, py: Python<'_>, struct_iter: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { UsefulGroupsIterator::new(py, struct_iter) } /// Render structured merge info to a flat line list using this instance's /// conflict markers. fn struct_to_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, struct_iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let groups = iter_to_groups(struct_iter)?; let (lines, _) = render_lines( py, &groups, self.a_marker.bind(py), self.b_marker.bind(py), self.split_marker.bind(py), )?; Ok(lines) } /// Re-run a two-way merge over each conflict region, shrinking conflicts to /// their minimal diverging core. #[staticmethod] fn reprocess_struct<'py>( py: Python<'py>, struct_iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let groups = iter_to_groups(struct_iter)?; let reprocessed = reprocess_groups(py, groups)?; let tuples: Vec> = reprocessed .iter() .map(|g| group_to_tuple(py, g)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } } /// Convert an iterable of `(lines,)` / `(lines_a, lines_b)` tuples into our /// internal Group representation, retaining the original Python list objects. fn iter_to_groups(struct_iter: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let py = struct_iter.py(); let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in struct_iter.try_iter()? { let tuple = item?.cast_into::()?; let len = tuple.len(); if len == 1 { let lines = tuple.get_item(0)?; let pylist = ensure_pylist(py, &lines)?; out.push(Group::Unchanged(pylist.unbind())); } else if len == 2 { let a = ensure_pylist(py, &tuple.get_item(0)?)?; let b = ensure_pylist(py, &tuple.get_item(1)?)?; out.push(Group::Conflict { a: a.unbind(), b: b.unbind(), }); } else { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "merge struct tuples must have length 1 or 2", )); } } Ok(out) } fn ensure_pylist<'py>(py: Python<'py>, obj: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { if let Ok(list) = obj.cast::() { Ok(list.clone()) } else { let mut items = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { items.push(item?); } PyList::new(py, items) } } fn reprocess_groups(py: Python, groups: Vec) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for group in groups { match group { Group::Unchanged(_) => out.push(group), Group::Conflict { a, b } => { let a_bound = a.bind(py); let b_bound = b.bind(py); let (items_a, keys_a) = extract_byte_lines(a_bound.as_any())?; let (items_b, keys_b) = extract_byte_lines(b_bound.as_any())?; let sub = run_merge(py, &items_a, &keys_a, &items_b, &keys_b)?; for g in sub.into_iter().filter(|g| g.is_useful(py)) { out.push(g); } } } } Ok(out) } fn render_lines<'py>( py: Python<'py>, groups: &[Group], a_marker: &Bound<'py, PyBytes>, b_marker: &Bound<'py, PyBytes>, split_marker: &Bound<'py, PyBytes>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyList>, bool)> { let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut conflicts = false; for group in groups { match group { Group::Unchanged(g) => { for item in g.bind(py).iter() { lines.push(item); } } Group::Conflict { a, b } => { conflicts = true; lines.push(a_marker.clone().into_any()); for item in a.bind(py).iter() { lines.push(item); } lines.push(split_marker.clone().into_any()); for item in b.bind(py).iter() { lines.push(item); } lines.push(b_marker.clone().into_any()); } } } Ok((PyList::new(py, lines)?, conflicts)) } /// Extract `(state_str, line_obj)` tuples from an iterable, returning the /// states (parsed), the line objects (unbound for re-emission) and the raw /// line bytes (used for content comparisons inside the merge state machine). fn extract_plan( plan: &Bound, ) -> PyResult<(Vec, Vec>, Vec>)> { let mut states = Vec::new(); let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut line_bytes = Vec::new(); for item in plan.try_iter()? { let pair = item?.cast_into::()?; if pair.len() != 2 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "plan items must be (state, line) pairs", )); } let state_str: String = pair.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let state = textmerge::PlanState::from_str(&state_str) .ok_or_else(|| pyo3::exceptions::PyAssertionError::new_err(state_str.clone()))?; states.push(state); let line_obj = pair.get_item(1)?; line_bytes.push(line_obj.extract::>().unwrap_or_default()); lines.push(line_obj.unbind()); } Ok((states, lines, line_bytes)) } /// Translate a weave merge plan into structured merge groups (length-1 tuples /// for resolved chunks, length-2 tuples for conflicts). Line objects from the /// input plan are returned by reference, preserving identity. #[pyfunction] fn merge_struct_from_plan<'py>( py: Python<'py>, plan: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let (states, lines, line_bytes) = extract_plan(plan)?; let groups = textmerge::merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &line_bytes); let mut tuples: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(groups.len()); for group in groups { match group { textmerge::PlanGroup::Single(indices) => { let lst = PyList::new(py, indices.iter().map(|&i| lines[i].bind(py).clone()))?; tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, [lst.into_any()])?); } textmerge::PlanGroup::Conflict { a, b } => { let la = PyList::new(py, a.iter().map(|&i| lines[i].bind(py).clone()))?; let lb = PyList::new(py, b.iter().map(|&i| lines[i].bind(py).clone()))?; tuples.push(PyTuple::new(py, [la.into_any(), lb.into_any()])?); } } } PyList::new(py, tuples) } /// Reconstruct a BASE text from a weave merge plan: emits the line objects for /// `unchanged`, `killed-a`, `killed-b` and `killed-both` states. #[pyfunction] fn base_from_plan<'py>(py: Python<'py>, plan: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let (states, lines, _line_bytes) = extract_plan(plan)?; let indices = textmerge::base_indices_from_plan(&states); PyList::new(py, indices.into_iter().map(|i| lines[i].bind(py).clone())) } /// Base class for text-mergers. /// /// Subclasses must implement ``_merge_struct``. This is the Python-facing /// base that `PlanWeaveMerge` and downstream `Merge3` subclass; the marker /// bookkeeping (`struct_to_lines`, `iter_useful`, `merge_lines`, /// `merge_struct`) is shared with `Merge2` via the module-level helpers. /// /// `subclass` so Python subclasses can override `_merge_struct`; the /// `merge_struct`/`merge_lines` methods dispatch back through /// `self._merge_struct()` so the override is honoured. #[pyclass(subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.textmerge")] struct TextMerge; #[pymethods] impl TextMerge { #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn A_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER) } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn B_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER) } #[classattr] #[allow(non_snake_case)] fn SPLIT_MARKER(py: Python) -> Bound { PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER) } // `__new__` ignores its arguments so Python subclasses (e.g. // `PlanWeaveMerge`) can pass their own constructor args straight // through; the markers are set in `__init__`. #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> Self { TextMerge } /// Store the three conflict markers as instance attributes, defaulting /// to the standard markers when omitted. #[pyo3(signature = (a_marker = None, b_marker = None, split_marker = None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, split_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let a = a_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER).unbind()); let b = b_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER).unbind()); let split = split_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER).unbind()); slf.setattr("a_marker", a)?; slf.setattr("b_marker", b)?; slf.setattr("split_marker", split)?; Ok(()) } /// Return structured merge info. Must be implemented by subclasses. fn _merge_struct(&self) -> PyResult<()> { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "_merge_struct is abstract", )) } /// Render structured merge info to a flat line list using this instance's /// conflict markers. fn struct_to_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, struct_iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let groups = iter_to_groups(struct_iter)?; let (a, b, split) = markers(slf)?; let (lines, _) = render_lines(py, &groups, &a, &b, &split)?; Ok(lines) } /// Filter empty groups out of a structured merge iterator. fn iter_useful( &self, py: Python<'_>, struct_iter: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { UsefulGroupsIterator::new(py, struct_iter) } /// Produce `(merged_lines, had_conflicts)`. Dispatches through /// `self._merge_struct()` so a Python subclass override is honoured. #[pyo3(signature = (reprocess = false))] fn merge_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, reprocess: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyList>, bool)> { let struct_iter = Self::merge_struct(slf, py, reprocess)?; let groups = iter_to_groups(struct_iter.as_any())?; let (a, b, split) = markers(slf)?; let (lines, conflicts) = render_lines(py, &groups, &a, &b, &split)?; Ok((lines, conflicts)) } /// Produce structured merge info, filtering empty groups (and optionally /// reprocessing conflicts). Dispatches through `self._merge_struct()`. #[pyo3(signature = (reprocess = false))] fn merge_struct<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, reprocess: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let raw = slf.call_method0("_merge_struct")?; let useful = iter_useful_impl(py, &raw)?; if reprocess { let groups = iter_to_groups(useful.as_any())?; let reprocessed = reprocess_groups(py, groups)?; let tuples: Vec> = reprocessed .iter() .map(|g| group_to_tuple(py, g)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } else { Ok(useful) } } /// Re-run a two-way merge over each conflict region, shrinking conflicts to /// their minimal diverging core. #[staticmethod] fn reprocess_struct<'py>( py: Python<'py>, struct_iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let groups = iter_to_groups(struct_iter)?; let reprocessed = reprocess_groups(py, groups)?; let tuples: Vec> = reprocessed .iter() .map(|g| group_to_tuple(py, g)) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, tuples) } } /// Read the three conflict-marker instance attributes off a `TextMerge` /// (or subclass), which `__init__` set as `bytes`. fn markers<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, TextMerge>, ) -> PyResult<( Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>, Bound<'py, PyBytes>, )> { let a = slf.getattr("a_marker")?.cast_into::()?; let b = slf.getattr("b_marker")?.cast_into::()?; let split = slf.getattr("split_marker")?.cast_into::()?; Ok((a, b, split)) } /// Shared `iter_useful` body: keep groups whose first list is non-empty, or /// (for conflicts) whose second list is non-empty. /// Lazy iterator returned by `iter_useful`. Pulls one group from the /// source iterator per step and skips groups whose first (and, for /// two-way groups, second) line list is empty. Mirrors the filtering /// in `iter_useful_impl` without materialising the result. #[pyclass] struct UsefulGroupsIterator { source: Py, } impl UsefulGroupsIterator { fn new(py: Python<'_>, struct_iter: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { Py::new( py, UsefulGroupsIterator { source: struct_iter.try_iter()?.into_any().unbind(), }, ) } } #[pymethods] impl UsefulGroupsIterator { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { let source = self.source.bind(py); loop { let Some(item) = source.try_iter()?.next() else { return Ok(None); }; let group = item?.cast_into::()?; let len = group.len(); let first = group.get_item(0)?; if first.try_iter()?.next().is_some() { return Ok(Some(group)); } if len > 1 { let second = group.get_item(1)?; if second.try_iter()?.next().is_some() { return Ok(Some(group)); } } } } } fn iter_useful_impl<'py>( py: Python<'py>, struct_iter: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in struct_iter.try_iter()? { let group = item?.cast_into::()?; let len = group.len(); let first = group.get_item(0)?; if first.try_iter()?.next().is_some() { out.push(group); continue; } if len > 1 { let second = group.get_item(1)?; if second.try_iter()?.next().is_some() { out.push(group); } } } PyList::new(py, out) } /// Weave merge that takes a plan as input. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.PlanWeaveMerge`. Extends the Rust `TextMerge`; /// `_merge_struct`/`base_from_plan` drive the Rust plan helpers. #[pyclass( extends = TextMerge, subclass, name = "PlanWeaveMerge", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.textmerge" )] struct PlanWeaveMerge { plan: Py, } #[pymethods] impl PlanWeaveMerge { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (plan, a_marker=None, b_marker=None))] fn new<'py>( py: Python<'py>, plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = (a_marker, b_marker); let plan_list = PyList::new(py, plan.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; Ok( PyClassInitializer::from(TextMerge).add_subclass(PlanWeaveMerge { plan: plan_list.into_any().unbind(), }), ) } /// TextMerge.__init__ stores the markers as instance attributes; mirror /// the Python `PlanWeaveMerge.__init__(plan, a_marker, b_marker)` which /// calls `TextMerge.__init__(self, a_marker, b_marker)` then `self.plan`. #[pyo3(signature = (plan, a_marker=None, b_marker=None))] fn __init__<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = plan; let a = a_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER).unbind()); let b = b_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER).unbind()); let split = PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER); slf.setattr("a_marker", a)?; slf.setattr("b_marker", b)?; slf.setattr("split_marker", split)?; Ok(()) } #[getter] fn plan<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyAny> { self.plan.bind(py).clone() } fn _merge_struct<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let lst = merge_struct_from_plan(py, self.plan.bind(py))?; lst.into_any().call_method0("__iter__") } fn base_from_plan<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { base_from_plan(py, self.plan.bind(py)) } } /// Weave merge taking a `VersionedFile` and two versions. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.WeaveMerge`. Extends `PlanWeaveMerge`. #[pyclass( extends = PlanWeaveMerge, name = "WeaveMerge", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.textmerge" )] struct WeaveMerge; #[pymethods] impl WeaveMerge { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (versionedfile, ver_a, ver_b, a_marker=None, b_marker=None))] fn new<'py>( py: Python<'py>, versionedfile: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_a: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_b: Bound<'py, PyAny>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = (a_marker, b_marker); let plan = versionedfile.call_method1("plan_merge", (ver_a, ver_b))?; let plan_list = PyList::new(py, plan.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; Ok(PyClassInitializer::from(TextMerge) .add_subclass(PlanWeaveMerge { plan: plan_list.into_any().unbind(), }) .add_subclass(WeaveMerge)) } #[pyo3(signature = (versionedfile, ver_a, ver_b, a_marker=None, b_marker=None))] fn __init__<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, versionedfile: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_a: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_b: Bound<'py, PyAny>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (versionedfile, ver_a, ver_b); let a = a_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER).unbind()); let b = b_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER).unbind()); let split = PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER); slf.setattr("a_marker", a)?; slf.setattr("b_marker", b)?; slf.setattr("split_marker", split)?; Ok(()) } } pub fn _textmerge_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "textmerge")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add("A_MARKER", PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::A_MARKER))?; m.add("B_MARKER", PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::B_MARKER))?; m.add("SPLIT_MARKER", PyBytes::new(py, textmerge::SPLIT_MARKER))?; m.add_function(pyo3::wrap_pyfunction!(merge_struct_from_plan, &m)?)?; m.add_function(pyo3::wrap_pyfunction!(base_from_plan, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/transport.rs0000644000000000000000000002745715207367274020253 0ustar00//! pyo3 adapter that wraps any Python object satisfying the //! `bzrformats.transport.Transport` duck-typed interface and exposes it //! to pure-Rust code as a [`bazaar::transport::Transport`] implementor. //! //! See `crates/bazaar/src/transport.rs` for the trait definition. The //! method dispatch here is intentionally one-to-one with the trait's //! method set — every Rust call becomes a single Python `call_method1`. use bazaar::key_mapper::Mapper; use bazaar::transport::{ReadRange, ReadResult, Transport, TransportError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyTuple}; /// Wraps a Python `Transport` object so it can be passed to pure-Rust /// code that expects a `Transport` trait object. /// /// Construction borrows the Python object through `Bound`; internally /// the adapter holds an unbound `Py` so the wrapper itself can /// be moved around freely. Each call re-attaches to a `Python<'_>` to /// dispatch the underlying method. // TODO: not yet wired up to a Python entry point; will be used once // pure-Rust knit code accepts a Transport trait object directly. #[allow(dead_code)] pub struct PyTransport(Py); impl PyTransport { /// Wrap `obj`. The caller is responsible for ensuring `obj` /// implements the duck-typed Python `Transport` interface knit /// reads/writes use; mismatches surface as `TransportError::Other` /// at call time. #[allow(dead_code)] pub fn new(obj: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { Self(obj.unbind()) } } /// Convert a Python error into a [`TransportError`], mapping the /// `NoSuchFile` exception class to [`TransportError::NoSuchFile`] and /// everything else to [`TransportError::Other`] with the exception's /// `repr()`. #[allow(dead_code)] pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, NoSuchFile); mod transport_exc { pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.transport, NoSuchFile); } mod dromedary_exc { pyo3::import_exception!(dromedary.errors, NoSuchFile); } fn map_py_err(py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> TransportError { if err.is_instance_of::(py) || err.is_instance_of::(py) || err.is_instance_of::(py) { let msg = err .value(py) .str() .map(|s| s.to_string()) .unwrap_or_else(|_| "".to_string()); return TransportError::NoSuchFile(msg); } TransportError::Other(err.to_string()) } impl Transport for PyTransport { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, TransportError> { let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes", (path,)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let bytes = result.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other("transport.get_bytes did not return bytes".to_string()) })?; Ok(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) } fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), TransportError> { let io = py .import("io") .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let sio = io .call_method1("BytesIO", (PyBytes::new(py, bytes),)) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let kwargs = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); kwargs .set_item("create_parent_dir", create_parent_dir) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; self.0 .bind(py) .call_method("put_file_non_atomic", (path, sio), Some(&kwargs)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn put_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], mode: Option) -> Result<(), TransportError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), TransportError> { let py_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, bytes); // bzrformats Transport.put_bytes(path, raw_bytes, mode=None). self.0 .bind(py) .call_method1("put_bytes", (path, py_bytes, mode)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn mkdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.0 .bind(py) .call_method1("mkdir", (path,)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; Ok(()) }) } fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| -> Result { let py_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, bytes); let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("append_bytes", (path, py_bytes)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; result.extract::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other("transport.append_bytes did not return an int".to_string()) }) }) } fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| -> Result { let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("has", (path,)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; result.extract::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other("transport.has did not return a bool".to_string()) }) }) } fn readv(&self, path: &str, ranges: &[ReadRange]) -> Result, TransportError> { // bzrformats Transport.readv takes an iterable of `(offset, length)` // tuples and returns an iterator yielding `(offset, bytes)` pairs. // We thread the original lengths back in so the caller can // match each result against its request. Python::attach(|py| -> Result, TransportError> { let py_ranges: Vec> = ranges .iter() .map(|r| PyTuple::new(py, [r.offset, r.length as u64])) .collect::>() .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let py_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, py_ranges) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let iter = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("readv", (path, py_list)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(ranges.len()); for (i, item) in iter.try_iter().map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?.enumerate() { let item = item.map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let tup = item.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other("transport.readv yielded a non-tuple item".to_string()) })?; let offset: u64 = tup .get_item(0) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let bytes = tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other( "transport.readv yielded a non-bytes payload".to_string(), ) })?; let bytes_vec = bytes.as_bytes().to_vec(); let length = bytes_vec.len(); // Cross-check the length against the request, where we // can; the Python transport doesn't always preserve // 1:1 ordering with the request list, so we fall back // to recording the actual byte count. let request_length = ranges.get(i).map(|r| r.length).unwrap_or(length); out.push(ReadResult { offset, length: request_length, bytes: bytes_vec, }); } Ok(out) }) } fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError> { Python::attach(|py| -> Result, TransportError> { let iter = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method0("iter_files_recursive") .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in iter.try_iter().map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))? { let item = item.map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; let s = item.extract::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other( "transport.iter_files_recursive yielded a non-string".to_string(), ) })?; out.push(s); } Ok(out) }) } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Python::attach(|py| -> Result { let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("abspath", (path,)) .map_err(|e| map_py_err(py, e))?; result.extract::().map_err(|_| { TransportError::Other("transport.abspath did not return a string".to_string()) }) }) } } /// Wraps a Python `KeyMapper` object so it can be passed to pure-Rust /// code that expects a [`Mapper`] trait object. /// /// The Python `KeyMapper.map(key)` method takes a tuple of bytes and /// returns a `str`. The `unmap(partition_id)` method takes a `str` and /// returns a tuple of bytes. This adapter handles the conversion. pub struct PyMapper(pub Py); // SAFETY: Py is Send; all calls re-acquire the GIL via Python::attach. unsafe impl Send for PyMapper {} unsafe impl Sync for PyMapper {} impl PyMapper { pub fn new(obj: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> Self { Self(obj.unbind()) } } impl Mapper for PyMapper { fn is_constant(&self) -> bool { Python::attach(|py| { py.import("bzrformats.versionedfile") .and_then(|m| m.getattr("ConstantMapper")) .map(|cls| self.0.bind(py).is_instance(&cls).unwrap_or(false)) .unwrap_or(false) }) } fn map(&self, key: &[&[u8]]) -> String { Python::attach(|py| -> String { let parts: Vec> = key.iter().map(|s| PyBytes::new(py, s)).collect(); let tuple = PyTuple::new(py, parts).expect("PyTuple::new failed"); let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("map", (tuple,)) .expect("mapper.map() failed"); result .extract::() .expect("mapper.map() did not return a string") }) } fn unmap(&self, path: &str) -> Vec> { Python::attach(|py| -> Vec> { let result = self .0 .bind(py) .call_method1("unmap", (path,)) .expect("mapper.unmap() failed"); let tup = result .cast_into::() .expect("mapper.unmap() did not return a tuple"); tup.iter() .map(|item| { item.cast_into::() .expect("mapper.unmap() tuple element must be bytes") .as_bytes() .to_vec() }) .collect() }) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/tuned_gzip.rs0000644000000000000000000000076515167226613020354 0ustar00use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; use pyo3::wrap_pyfunction; #[pyfunction] fn chunks_to_gzip<'py>(py: Python<'py>, chunks: Vec>) -> Vec> { bazaar::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks) .into_iter() .map(|c| PyBytes::new(py, &c)) .collect() } pub(crate) fn _tuned_gzip_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "tuned_gzip")?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(chunks_to_gzip, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/versionedfile.rs0000644000000000000000000047327215207367274021055 0ustar00use bazaar::versionedfile::{ContentFactory, Key}; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyKeyError, PyNotImplementedError, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyDict, PyList, PySet, PyTuple}; /// The abstract `ContentFactory` base shared by every concrete content /// factory (fulltext/chunked/file/adapter/absent/knit/...), carrying the full /// key/parents/sha1/size/storage_kind/get_bytes_as/iter_bytes_as/map_key /// surface. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "ContentFactory", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub(crate) struct AbstractContentFactory(Box); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, UnavailableRepresentation); #[pymethods] impl AbstractContentFactory { #[getter] fn sha1(&self, py: Python) -> Option> { self.0.sha1().map(|x| PyBytes::new(py, &x).into()) } #[getter] fn key(&self) -> Key { self.0.key() } #[getter] fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.0.parents() } #[getter] fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { self.0.storage_kind() } #[getter] fn size(&self) -> Option { self.0.size() } fn get_bytes_as(&self, py: Python, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { if self.0.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err( "Absent content has no bytes".to_string(), )); } match storage_kind { "fulltext" => Ok(PyBytes::new(py, self.0.to_fulltext().as_ref()).into()), "lines" => Ok(self .0 .to_lines() .map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b.as_ref())) .map(|b| b.unbind().into()) .collect::>>() .into_pyobject(py)? .unbind()), "chunked" => Ok(self .0 .to_chunks() .map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b.as_ref())) .map(|b| b.unbind().into()) .collect::>>() .into_pyobject(py)? .unbind()), _ => Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(format!( "Unsupported storage kind: {}", storage_kind ))), } } fn iter_bytes_as(&self, py: Python, storage_kind: &str) -> PyResult> { if self.0.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err( "Absent content has no bytes".to_string(), )); } match storage_kind { "lines" => Ok(self .0 .to_lines() .map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b.as_ref())) .map(|b| b.unbind().into()) .collect::>>() .into_pyobject(py)? .unbind()), "chunked" => Ok(self .0 .to_chunks() .map(|b| PyBytes::new(py, b.as_ref())) .map(|b| b.unbind().into()) .collect::>>() .into_pyobject(py)? .unbind()), _ => Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(format!( "Unsupported storage kind: {}", storage_kind ))), } } fn map_key(&mut self, py: Python, cb: Py) -> PyResult<()> { self.0 .map_key(&|k| cb.call1(py, (k,)).unwrap().extract::(py).unwrap()); Ok(()) } } #[pyclass(extends=AbstractContentFactory)] struct FulltextContentFactory; #[pymethods] impl FulltextContentFactory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, sha1, text))] fn new( key: Key, parents: Option>, sha1: Option>, text: Vec, ) -> PyResult<(Self, AbstractContentFactory)> { let of = bazaar::versionedfile::FulltextContentFactory::new(sha1, key, parents, text); Ok((FulltextContentFactory, AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(of)))) } } #[pyclass(extends=AbstractContentFactory)] pub(crate) struct ChunkedContentFactory; #[pymethods] impl ChunkedContentFactory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, sha1, chunks))] fn new( key: Key, parents: Option>, sha1: Option>, chunks: Vec>, ) -> PyResult<(Self, AbstractContentFactory)> { let of = bazaar::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new(sha1, key, parents, chunks); Ok((ChunkedContentFactory, AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(of)))) } } /// Build a `ChunkedContentFactory` pyclass instance directly, without /// importing `bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile` back into the extension. pub(crate) fn new_chunked_content_factory( py: Python<'_>, key: Key, parents: Option>, sha1: Option>, chunks: Vec>, ) -> PyResult> { let of = bazaar::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new(sha1, key, parents, chunks); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(of))) .add_subclass(ChunkedContentFactory); Bound::new(py, init) } /// `ContentFactory` backed by a Python file-like object. /// /// Wraps `bzrformats.versionedfile.FileContentFactory`: the storage kind /// is `"file"`, and bytes are pulled out of the Python file on first /// access (cached in memory thereafter so repeat reads don't have to /// `seek(0)`). The original Python implementation re-read the file from /// the start on each call; caching matches that behaviour from the /// caller's perspective without holding a Python lock across reads. struct FileContentFactoryInner { key: Key, parents: Option>, sha1: Option>, size: Option, file: Py, cache: std::sync::Mutex>>, } impl FileContentFactoryInner { fn fulltext(&self) -> Vec { // Read the full file once; subsequent calls hit the cache. Any // Python error during the read is panicked because the trait // signature is infallible; callers should only construct this // factory from a file they trust. let mut guard = self.cache.lock().unwrap(); if let Some(cached) = guard.as_ref() { return cached.clone(); } let bytes: Vec = Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult> { let f = self.file.bind(py); // The Python original only seeks on _subsequent_ calls; the cache // above turns subsequent reads into no-ops, so we never need to // seek. This matters for non-seekable file-likes (e.g. PyIterableFile). let buf: Vec = f.call_method0("read")?.extract()?; Ok(buf) }) .expect("FileContentFactory.read failed"); *guard = Some(bytes.clone()); bytes } } impl bazaar::versionedfile::ContentFactory for FileContentFactoryInner { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.sha1.clone() } fn size(&self) -> Option { self.size } fn key(&self) -> Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.clone() } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> std::borrow::Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { std::borrow::Cow::Owned(self.fulltext()) } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { let full = self.fulltext(); // 64KB chunks, matching `osutils.file_iterator`'s default. const CHUNK: usize = 65536; let chunks: Vec> = full.chunks(CHUNK).map(|c| c.to_vec()).collect(); Box::new(chunks.into_iter().map(std::borrow::Cow::Owned)) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { let full = self.fulltext(); Box::new( bazaar::osutils::chunks_to_lines(std::iter::once(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>(&full[..]))) .map(|l| std::borrow::Cow::Owned(l.unwrap().into_owned())) .collect::>() .into_iter(), ) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.fulltext() } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { let full = self.fulltext(); const CHUNK: usize = 65536; let chunks: Vec> = full.chunks(CHUNK).map(|c| c.to_vec()).collect(); Box::new(chunks.into_iter()) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { "file".into() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|v| v.into_iter().map(f).collect()); } } #[pyclass(name = "FileContentFactory", extends = AbstractContentFactory, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")] struct PyFileContentFactory; #[pymethods] impl PyFileContentFactory { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, fileobj, sha1=None, size=None))] fn new( key: Key, parents: Option>, fileobj: Py, sha1: Option>, size: Option, ) -> PyResult<(Self, AbstractContentFactory)> { let inner = FileContentFactoryInner { key, parents, sha1, size, file: fileobj, cache: std::sync::Mutex::new(None), }; Ok(( PyFileContentFactory, AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(inner)), )) } } /// `ContentFactory` that overrides the underlying record's key (and /// parents) while delegating everything else - bytes, size, sha1, /// storage_kind - to a Python `ContentFactory` instance. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.AdapterFactory`. The Python class /// used `__getattr__` to forward attribute access; here we make the /// forwarding explicit through the `ContentFactory` trait. struct AdapterFactoryInner { key: Key, parents: Option>, adapted: Py, } impl AdapterFactoryInner { fn call_adapted_bytes(&self, method: &str, kind: &str) -> Vec { Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult> { self.adapted .bind(py) .call_method1(method, (kind,))? .extract() }) .expect("AdapterFactory delegate call failed") } fn adapted_storage_kind(&self) -> String { Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult { self.adapted.bind(py).getattr("storage_kind")?.extract() }) .expect("AdapterFactory storage_kind read failed") } fn adapted_sha1(&self) -> Option> { Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult>> { let val = self.adapted.bind(py).getattr("sha1")?; if val.is_none() { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(val.extract()?)) } }) .expect("AdapterFactory sha1 read failed") } fn adapted_size(&self) -> Option { Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult> { let val = self.adapted.bind(py).getattr("size")?; if val.is_none() { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(val.extract()?)) } }) .expect("AdapterFactory size read failed") } } impl bazaar::versionedfile::ContentFactory for AdapterFactoryInner { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.adapted_sha1() } fn size(&self) -> Option { self.adapted_size() } fn key(&self) -> Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.clone() } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> std::borrow::Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { std::borrow::Cow::Owned(self.call_adapted_bytes("get_bytes_as", "fulltext")) } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { let chunks: Vec> = Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult>> { self.adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("chunked",))? .extract() }) .expect("AdapterFactory get_bytes_as(chunked) failed"); Box::new(chunks.into_iter().map(std::borrow::Cow::Owned)) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { let lines: Vec> = Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult>> { self.adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))? .extract() }) .expect("AdapterFactory get_bytes_as(lines) failed"); Box::new(lines.into_iter().map(std::borrow::Cow::Owned)) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.call_adapted_bytes("get_bytes_as", "fulltext") } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { let chunks: Vec> = Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult>> { self.adapted .bind(py) .call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("chunked",))? .extract() }) .expect("AdapterFactory get_bytes_as(chunked) failed"); Box::new(chunks.into_iter()) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { self.adapted_storage_kind() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|v| v.into_iter().map(f).collect()); } } #[pyclass(name = "AdapterFactory", extends = AbstractContentFactory, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")] struct PyAdapterFactory { // Duplicate the adapted reference here so the `__getattr__` forwarder // can reach it without downcasting through `AbstractContentFactory`'s // boxed trait object. Cheap clone of the same Python reference. adapted: Py, } #[pymethods] impl PyAdapterFactory { #[new] fn new( py: Python<'_>, key: Key, parents: Option>, adapted: Py, ) -> PyResult<(Self, AbstractContentFactory)> { let adapted_for_forward = adapted.clone_ref(py); let inner = AdapterFactoryInner { key, parents, adapted, }; Ok(( PyAdapterFactory { adapted: adapted_for_forward, }, AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(inner)), )) } /// Forward arbitrary attribute access to the adapted factory. Mirrors /// the Python `__getattr__` that the original `AdapterFactory` /// relied on (and that knit's adapter chain probes via `_raw_record` /// and friends). fn __getattr__<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, name: &str) -> PyResult> { self.adapted.bind(py).getattr(name) } } #[pyfunction] pub fn record_to_fulltext_bytes<'py>( py: Python<'py>, record: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { // Pull every framing input out of the Python record with `?` so // attribute or extraction failures surface as proper Python errors. // Python's record contract: // record.key -> tuple of bytes // record.parents -> None, or sequence of tuples // record.get_bytes_as("fulltext") -> bytes let key: Key = record.getattr("key")?.extract()?; let parents_obj = record.getattr("parents")?; let parents: Option> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(parents_obj.extract()?) }; let fulltext: Vec = record .call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("fulltext",))? .extract()?; let _ = py; let mut buf = Vec::new(); bazaar::versionedfile::write_fulltext_record(&key, parents.as_deref(), &fulltext, &mut buf)?; Ok(PyBytes::new(record.py(), &buf)) } #[pyclass(extends=AbstractContentFactory)] pub(crate) struct AbsentContentFactory; #[pymethods] impl AbsentContentFactory { #[new] fn new(key: Key) -> PyResult<(Self, AbstractContentFactory)> { let of = bazaar::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new(key); Ok((AbsentContentFactory, AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(of)))) } } /// Build an `AbsentContentFactory` pyclass instance directly, without /// importing `bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile` back into the extension. pub(crate) fn new_absent_content_factory( py: Python<'_>, key: Key, ) -> PyResult> { let of = bazaar::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new(key); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(of))) .add_subclass(AbsentContentFactory); Bound::new(py, init) } /// First-pass refcount/needed-key bookkeeping for `_MPDiffGenerator`. /// /// Exposes the per-step intermediate state that breezy's whitebox tests /// probe (`_find_needed_keys` + `gen.ghost_parents` / `gen.refcounts`). /// The single-shot fast path lives in /// [`bazaar::versionedfile::make_mpdiffs`]; this helper backs the /// step-by-step Python flavour only. #[pyfunction] fn mpdiff_first_pass<'py>( py: Python<'py>, ordered_keys: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_map: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult<( Bound<'py, PySet>, Bound<'py, PyDict>, Bound<'py, PySet>, Bound<'py, PySet>, )> { let needed_keys = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in ordered_keys.try_iter()? { needed_keys.add(k?)?; } let missing_keys = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in needed_keys.iter() { if !parent_map.contains(&k)? { missing_keys.add(k)?; } } let refcounts = PyDict::new(py); let just_parents = PySet::empty(py)?; for (_child_key, parent_keys) in parent_map.iter() { if parent_keys.is_none() { continue; } if parent_keys.len().unwrap_or(0) == 0 { continue; } for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let p = p?; just_parents.add(&p)?; needed_keys.add(&p)?; let new_count = match refcounts.get_item(&p)? { Some(existing) => existing.extract::()? + 1, None => 1, }; refcounts.set_item(&p, new_count)?; } } let to_remove: Vec> = just_parents .iter() .filter_map(|p| match parent_map.contains(&p) { Ok(true) => Some(Ok(p.unbind())), Ok(false) => None, Err(e) => Some(Err(e)), }) .collect::>()?; for p in to_remove { just_parents.discard(p.bind(py))?; } Ok((needed_keys, refcounts, just_parents, missing_keys)) } /// Release satisfied parents for `_MPDiffGenerator._process_one_record`. /// /// For each non-ghost parent key, decrement its refcount in `refcounts`. When /// the refcount reaches zero, pop the cached value from `chunks` (last /// child); otherwise fetch (not pop) the still-shared cached value. Mutates /// `refcounts` and `chunks` in place. #[pyfunction] fn mpdiff_collect_parent_chunks<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_keys: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ghost_parents: &Bound<'py, PySet>, refcounts: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, chunks: &Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for p in parent_keys.try_iter()? { let p = p?; if ghost_parents.contains(&p)? { continue; } let refcount: i64 = refcounts .get_item(&p)? .ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("missing refcount for {:?}", p)) })? .extract()?; let parent_value = if refcount == 1 { let value = chunks.get_item(&p)?.ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("missing chunks for {:?}", p)) })?; refcounts.del_item(&p)?; chunks.del_item(&p)?; value } else { refcounts.set_item(&p, refcount - 1)?; chunks.get_item(&p)?.ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("missing chunks for {:?}", p)) })? }; out.append(parent_value)?; } Ok(out.into_any().unbind()) } /// Abstract `KeyMapper` base: maps a key tuple to an underlying storage id and /// back. The concrete mappers extend it. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "KeyMapper", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] struct PyKeyMapper; #[pymethods] impl PyKeyMapper { #[new] fn new() -> Self { PyKeyMapper } fn map(&self, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = key; Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("KeyMapper.map")) } fn unmap(&self, partition_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = partition_id; Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err("KeyMapper.unmap")) } } /// A `KeyMapper` that always returns the same path. Mirrors the Python /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.ConstantMapper`. #[pyclass(name = "ConstantMapper", extends = PyKeyMapper, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")] struct PyConstantMapper { result: String, } #[pymethods] impl PyConstantMapper { #[new] fn new(result: String) -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyKeyMapper).add_subclass(Self { result }) } fn map(&self, _key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> String { self.result.clone() } /// Property kept for parity with the previous Python attribute access. #[getter] fn _result(&self) -> &str { &self.result } } /// A `KeyMapper` that uses the first key element as the storage path. /// Mirrors the Python `bzrformats.versionedfile.PrefixMapper`. #[pyclass(name = "PrefixMapper", extends = PyKeyMapper, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")] struct PyPrefixMapper; #[pymethods] impl PyPrefixMapper { #[new] fn new() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyKeyMapper).add_subclass(Self) } fn map(&self, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let first = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; Ok(bazaar::key_mapper::prefix_map(first.as_bytes())) } fn unmap<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, partition_id: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = bazaar::key_mapper::prefix_unmap(partition_id); PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)]) } } /// A `KeyMapper` that prefixes the path with a two-hex adler32 bucket. /// Mirrors the Python `bzrformats.versionedfile.HashPrefixMapper`. #[pyclass(name = "HashPrefixMapper", extends = PyKeyMapper, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")] struct PyHashPrefixMapper; #[pymethods] impl PyHashPrefixMapper { #[new] fn new() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyKeyMapper).add_subclass(Self) } fn map(&self, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let first = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; Ok(bazaar::key_mapper::hash_prefix_map(first.as_bytes())) } fn unmap<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, partition_id: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = bazaar::key_mapper::hash_prefix_unmap(partition_id); PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)]) } } /// A `KeyMapper` that escapes non-filesystem-safe bytes before bucketing. /// Mirrors the Python `bzrformats.versionedfile.HashEscapedPrefixMapper`. #[pyclass( name = "HashEscapedPrefixMapper", extends = PyKeyMapper, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] struct PyHashEscapedPrefixMapper; #[pymethods] impl PyHashEscapedPrefixMapper { #[new] fn new() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyKeyMapper).add_subclass(Self) } fn map(&self, key: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let first = key.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?; Ok(bazaar::key_mapper::hash_escaped_prefix_map( first.as_bytes(), )) } fn unmap<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, partition_id: &str) -> PyResult> { let bytes = bazaar::key_mapper::hash_escaped_prefix_unmap(partition_id); PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &bytes)]) } } /// `VersionedFiles` adapter that defers `get_parent_map` and `get_lines` /// to two Python callables. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.VirtualVersionedFiles`. /// /// External callers see the tuple-keyed `VersionedFiles` API. Internally /// the callbacks operate on bare bytes keys; this binding handles the /// `(k,) <-> k` rewrapping at the boundary. /// /// `add_lines`, `add_mpdiffs`, `insert_record_stream` and other write /// paths raise `NotImplementedError`, matching the Python implementation. #[pyclass( name = "VirtualVersionedFiles", extends = PyVersionedFilesBase, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] struct PyVirtualVersionedFiles { get_parent_map_cb: Py, get_lines_cb: Py, } impl bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles for PyVirtualVersionedFiles { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { // The Python callback expects an iterable of bare bytes keys // (the tuple wrapping is this adapter's concern, not the // caller's). let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { let bare = key_single_bytes(k)?; py_keys .append(PyBytes::new(py, bare)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let raw = self .get_parent_map_cb .bind(py) .call1((py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let dict = raw .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in dict.iter() { let k_bytes: Vec = k.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents = if v.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in v.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let p = p.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let pb: Vec = p.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; ps.push(Key::Fixed(vec![pb])); } ps }; out.insert(Key::Fixed(vec![k_bytes]), parents); } Ok(out) }) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[Key], _ordering: &str, _include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box, bazaar::knit::KnitError>>>, bazaar::knit::KnitError, > { let mut records: Vec, bazaar::knit::KnitError>> = Vec::new(); Python::attach(|py| -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { for key in keys { let bare = key_single_bytes(key)?; let result = self .get_lines_cb .bind(py) .call1((PyBytes::new(py, bare),)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; if result.is_none() { let factory = bazaar::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new(key.clone()); records.push(Ok(Box::new(factory) as Box)); } else { let mut lines = Vec::new(); for line in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let line = line.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes: Vec = line.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; lines.push(bytes); } let sha = bazaar::weave::sha_strings(&lines); let factory = bazaar::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new( Some(sha), key.clone(), None, lines, ); records.push(Ok(Box::new(factory) as Box)); } } Ok(()) })?; Ok(Box::new(records.into_iter())) } fn get_sha1s( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { let bare = key_single_bytes(key)?; let result = self .get_lines_cb .bind(py) .call1((PyBytes::new(py, bare),)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; if !result.is_none() { let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); for line in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let line = line.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes: Vec = line.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; lines.push(bytes); } out.insert(key.clone(), bazaar::weave::sha_strings(&lines)); } } Ok(out) }) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.keys", )) } fn add_lines( &self, _key: &Key, _parents: Option<&[Key]>, _lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.add_lines", )) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, _stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.insert_record_stream", )) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, Key)>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let mut out = Vec::new(); for key in keys { let bare = key_single_bytes(key)?; let result = self .get_lines_cb .bind(py) .call1((PyBytes::new(py, bare),)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; if !result.is_none() { for line in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let line = line.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let bytes: Vec = line.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push((bytes, key.clone())); } } } Ok(out) }) } fn annotate(&self, _key: &Key) -> Result)>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.annotate", )) } fn check(&self) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Ok(()) } } fn key_single_bytes(key: &Key) -> Result<&[u8], bazaar::knit::KnitError> { let segs = match key { Key::Fixed(v) | Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, }; if segs.len() != 1 { return Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "VirtualVersionedFiles expects single-segment keys, got {:?}", key ))); } Ok(&segs[0]) } #[pymethods] impl PyVirtualVersionedFiles { #[new] fn new(get_parent_map: Py, get_lines: Py) -> PyClassInitializer { vf_initializer().add_subclass(Self { get_parent_map_cb: get_parent_map, get_lines_cb: get_lines, }) } #[pyo3(signature = (progressbar=None))] fn check(&self, progressbar: Option>) -> bool { let _ = progressbar; true } fn add_mpdiffs(&self, _records: Py) -> PyResult<()> { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "VirtualVersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs", )) } #[pyo3(signature = ( _key, _parents, _lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true, ))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines( &self, _key: Py, _parents: Py, _lines: Py, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = ( parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id, check_content, ); Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "VirtualVersionedFiles.add_lines", )) } fn insert_record_stream(&self, _stream: Py) -> PyResult<()> { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "VirtualVersionedFiles.insert_record_stream", )) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles; let mut rust_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { rust_keys.push(k?.extract()?); } let raw = ::get_parent_map(self, &rust_keys) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (k, parents) in raw { let py_k = k.into_pyobject(py)?; let py_parents_vec: Vec> = parents .into_iter() .map(|p| p.into_pyobject(py)) .collect::>()?; let py_parents = PyTuple::new(py, py_parents_vec)?; result.set_item(py_k, py_parents)?; } Ok(result) } fn get_sha1s<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles; let mut rust_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { rust_keys.push(k?.extract()?); } let raw = ::get_sha1s(self, &rust_keys) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let result = PyDict::new(py); for (k, sha) in raw { let py_k = k.into_pyobject(py)?; result.set_item(py_k, PyBytes::new(py, &sha))?; } Ok(result) } fn get_record_stream<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, _ordering: &str, _include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys.try_iter()? { let key: Key = k?.extract()?; let bare = match &key { Key::Fixed(v) | Key::ContentAddressed(v) => { if v.len() != 1 { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "VirtualVersionedFiles expects single-segment keys, got {:?}", key ))); } v[0].clone() } }; let result = self .get_lines_cb .bind(py) .call1((PyBytes::new(py, &bare),))?; let wrapped = if result.is_none() { let factory = bazaar::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new(key); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(factory))) .add_subclass(AbsentContentFactory); Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any() } else { let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); for line in result.try_iter()? { let line = line?; let bytes: Vec = line.extract()?; lines.push(bytes); } let sha = bazaar::weave::sha_strings(&lines); let factory = bazaar::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new(Some(sha), key, None, lines); let init = PyClassInitializer::from(AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(factory))) .add_subclass(ChunkedContentFactory); Bound::new(py, init)?.into_any() }; out.append(wrapped)?; } Ok(out.into_any().call_method0("__iter__")?) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles; let _ = pb; let mut rust_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { rust_keys.push(k?.extract()?); } let pairs = ::iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( self, &rust_keys, ) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for (line, key) in pairs { // Match Python: yield (line, bare_bytes_key). let bare = key_single_bytes(&key).map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let py_line = PyBytes::new(py, &line); let py_key = PyBytes::new(py, bare); out.append(PyTuple::new(py, [py_line.into_any(), py_key.into_any()])?)?; } Ok(out.into_any().call_method0("__iter__")?) } } #[pyfunction] fn network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(network_bytes: &[u8]) -> (String, usize) { bazaar::versionedfile::network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(network_bytes) } #[pyfunction] fn fulltext_network_to_record<'a>( py: Python<'a>, _kind: &'a str, bytes: &'a [u8], line_end: usize, ) -> Vec> { let record = bazaar::versionedfile::fulltext_network_to_record(bytes, line_end); let sub = PyClassInitializer::from(AbstractContentFactory(Box::new(record))) .add_subclass(FulltextContentFactory); vec![Bound::new(py, sub).unwrap()] } /// Raise `TypeError` if any line being added to a versioned file is not /// `bytes`. Mirrors `VersionedFiles._check_lines_not_unicode`; the check is /// inherently a Python type test, so it stays at the marshalling boundary /// rather than in the pure crate. #[pyfunction] fn check_lines_not_unicode(lines: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { for line in lines.try_iter()? { if !line?.is_instance_of::() { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err("lines")); } } Ok(()) } /// Raise `ValueError` if any line carries an embedded newline (a newline /// anywhere but its final byte). Mirrors `VersionedFiles._check_lines_are_lines`. #[pyfunction] fn check_lines_are_lines(lines: Vec>) -> PyResult<()> { if bazaar::versionedfile::check_lines_are_lines(&lines) { Ok(()) } else { Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err( "lines contain newlines", )) } } /// Reference-count bookkeeping for compression-parent satisfaction during /// stream insertion. Python-facing counterpart of the pure-Rust /// `bazaar::versionedfile::KeyRefs`; stores Python tuples directly via /// `PyDict`/`PySet` so hashing delegates to the Python tuple hash. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile._KeyRefs` one-to-one. `refs` maps /// each referenced parent key to the set of child keys that reference it, /// and `new_keys` (when tracking is enabled) remembers every key added. #[pyclass(name = "KeyRefs")] pub(crate) struct KeyRefs { refs: Py, new_keys: Option>, } impl KeyRefs { pub(crate) fn empty(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { Ok(Self { refs: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), new_keys: None, }) } pub(crate) fn new_rust(py: Python<'_>, track_new_keys: bool) -> PyResult { Ok(Self { refs: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), new_keys: if track_new_keys { Some(PySet::empty(py)?.unbind()) } else { None }, }) } pub(crate) fn add_references_rust<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, refs: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.add_references(py, key, refs) } pub(crate) fn add_key_rust<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.add_key(py, key) } pub(crate) fn get_unsatisfied_refs_rust<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { self.get_unsatisfied_refs(py) } pub(crate) fn satisfy_refs_for_keys_rust<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { self.satisfy_refs_for_keys(py, keys) } } #[pymethods] impl KeyRefs { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (track_new_keys = false))] fn new(py: Python<'_>, track_new_keys: bool) -> PyResult { Ok(Self { refs: PyDict::new(py).unbind(), new_keys: if track_new_keys { Some(PySet::empty(py)?.unbind()) } else { None }, }) } /// `dict` from parent key to the set of children that reference it. /// Exposed as an attribute for parity with the Python implementation, /// which callers read directly. #[getter] fn refs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyDict> { self.refs.bind(py).clone() } /// Set of keys added since the last `clear()`, or `None` when this /// instance was not constructed with `track_new_keys=True`. /// Exposed as an attribute for parity with the Python implementation, /// which sets `self.new_keys` directly. #[getter(new_keys)] fn get_new_keys_attr<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.new_keys.as_ref().map(|s| s.bind(py).clone()) } fn clear(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { self.refs.bind(py).clear(); if let Some(new_keys) = self.new_keys.as_ref() { new_keys.bind(py).clear(); } Ok(()) } fn add_references<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, refs: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let refs_dict = self.refs.bind(py); for referenced in refs.try_iter()? { let referenced = referenced?; let set = match refs_dict.get_item(&referenced)? { Some(existing) => existing.cast_into::()?, None => { let fresh = PySet::empty(py)?; refs_dict.set_item(&referenced, &fresh)?; fresh } }; set.add(&key)?; } self.add_key(py, key) } fn get_new_keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Option> { self.new_keys.as_ref().map(|s| s.bind(py).clone()) } fn get_unsatisfied_refs<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { self.refs.bind(py).call_method0("keys") } fn add_key<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { // Satisfy any outstanding references to `key`. let refs_dict = self.refs.bind(py); if refs_dict.contains(&key)? { refs_dict.del_item(&key)?; } if let Some(new_keys) = self.new_keys.as_ref() { new_keys.bind(py).add(&key)?; } Ok(()) } fn satisfy_refs_for_keys<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let refs_dict = self.refs.bind(py); for key in keys.try_iter()? { let key = key?; if refs_dict.contains(&key)? { refs_dict.del_item(&key)?; } } Ok(()) } fn get_referrers<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PySet::empty(py)?; for (_k, v) in self.refs.bind(py).iter() { let inner = v.cast_into::()?; for item in inner.iter() { out.add(item)?; } } Ok(out) } } /// Rust `ContentFactory` adapter wrapping a Python `ContentFactory` object. /// /// The Python factory's metadata (key, parents, sha1, size, storage_kind) /// is extracted eagerly at construction. Chunks are materialised on first /// access via `get_bytes_as("chunked")` and cached so the borrowing trait /// methods can return `Cow::Borrowed` slices. pub struct PyContentFactory { obj: Py, key: bazaar::versionedfile::Key, parents: Option>, sha1: Option>, size: Option, storage_kind: String, chunks: std::sync::OnceLock>>, } impl PyContentFactory { /// Wrap a Python `ContentFactory` object, extracting metadata eagerly. pub fn from_py(obj: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let key: bazaar::versionedfile::Key = obj.getattr("key")?.extract()?; let parents_obj = obj.getattr("parents")?; let parents: Option> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(parents_obj.extract()?) }; let sha1_obj = obj.getattr("sha1")?; let sha1: Option> = if sha1_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(sha1_obj.extract()?) }; let size_obj = obj.getattr("size")?; let size: Option = if size_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(size_obj.extract()?) }; let storage_kind: String = obj.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; Ok(PyContentFactory { obj: obj.unbind(), key, parents, sha1, size, storage_kind, chunks: std::sync::OnceLock::new(), }) } /// Materialise the record's chunked text, caching it for repeat reads. fn ensure_chunks(&self) -> &[Vec] { self.chunks.get_or_init(|| { Python::attach(|py| { // get_bytes_as("chunked") returns a list of bytes chunks. let obj = self.obj.bind(py); let mut out = Vec::new(); if let Ok(result) = obj.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("chunked",)) { if let Ok(iter) = result.try_iter() { for c in iter.flatten() { if let Ok(bytes) = c.extract::>() { out.push(bytes); } } } } out }) }) } } impl bazaar::versionedfile::ContentFactory for PyContentFactory { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.sha1.clone() } fn size(&self) -> Option { self.size } fn key(&self) -> bazaar::versionedfile::Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.clone() } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> std::borrow::Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { std::borrow::Cow::Owned(self.ensure_chunks().concat()) } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new(self.ensure_chunks().iter().map(|c| c.as_slice().into())) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new( bazaar::osutils::chunks_to_lines( self.ensure_chunks().iter().map(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>), ) .map(|l| l.unwrap()), ) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.ensure_chunks().concat() } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { // Drain the cached chunks (or materialise if not yet cached). self.ensure_chunks(); let chunks = self.chunks.into_inner().unwrap_or_default(); Box::new(chunks.into_iter()) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { self.storage_kind.clone() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(bazaar::versionedfile::Key) -> bazaar::versionedfile::Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|v| v.into_iter().map(f).collect()); } } /// Adapter that wraps a Python `VersionedFiles` object so pure-Rust code can /// call it through the [`bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles`] trait. All /// methods re-enter the interpreter via [`Python::attach`] and marshal the /// arguments/results in both directions. /// /// Used by the groupcompress / knit pyclasses to register their Python /// fallbacks on the pure store's fallback list, so trait-driven code paths /// (e.g. `get_sha1s`, `iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys`, `check`) consult /// fallbacks correctly. pub struct PyVersionedFiles { obj: Py, } impl PyVersionedFiles { pub fn new(obj: Py) -> Self { Self { obj } } } /// Map a Python exception raised by a `VersionedFiles` call back to a /// `KnitError` variant the trait can carry. The trait error type is /// `KnitError` for historical reasons (it predated a dedicated /// VersionedFile error enum). fn vf_err_from_py(py: Python<'_>, err: PyErr) -> bazaar::knit::KnitError { crate::knit::knit_err_from_py(py, err) } impl bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles for PyVersionedFiles { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PySet::empty(py).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; for k in keys { let pk = k .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.add(pk).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = result .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in result.iter() { let key: Key = k.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; // A parentless index emits None for parents; map that to an // empty Vec to satisfy the trait's signature. let parents: Vec = if v.is_none() { Vec::new() } else { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in v.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let p = p.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; ps.push(p.extract::().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?); } ps }; out.insert(key, parents); } Ok(out) }) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[Key], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box, bazaar::knit::KnitError>>>, bazaar::knit::KnitError, > { // Initiate the Python call eagerly, then return an iterator that // pulls one record at a time on demand. This preserves the lazy // semantics of Python's get_record_stream so we don't have to // materialise the whole closure up front. Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PyList::empty(py); for k in keys { let pk = k .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.append(pk).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let stream = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1( "get_record_stream", (py_keys, ordering, include_delta_closure), ) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok(Box::new(PyRecordStream { stream: stream.unbind(), }) as Box< dyn Iterator, bazaar::knit::KnitError>>, >) }) } fn get_sha1s( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PySet::empty(py).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; for k in keys { let pk = k .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.add(pk).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("get_sha1s", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = result .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, v) in result.iter() { let key: Key = k.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let sha1: Vec = v.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.insert(key, sha1); } Ok(out) }) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method0("keys") .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for k in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let k = k.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push(k.extract::().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?); } Ok(out) }) } fn add_lines( &self, key: &Key, parents: Option<&[Key]>, lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let py_parents = match parents { None => py.None().into_bound(py), Some(ps) => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); for p in ps { let pp = p .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; lst.append(pp).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } lst.into_any() } }; let py_lines = PyList::empty(py); for l in lines { py_lines .append(PyBytes::new(py, l)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("add_lines", (py_key, py_parents, py_lines)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = result .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let digest: Vec = result .get_item(0) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let text_length: usize = result .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; Ok((digest, text_length)) }) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, _stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { // TODO: marshal a Rust ContentFactory stream back into Python and call // self.obj.insert_record_stream. No production caller needs this yet // (fallbacks are read-only in practice), so leave it unimplemented. Err(bazaar::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "PyVersionedFiles::insert_record_stream", )) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, Key)>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_keys = PySet::empty(py).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; for k in keys { let pk = k .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; py_keys.add(pk).map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; } let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", (py_keys,)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let tup = item.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let tup = tup .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let line: Vec = tup .get_item(0) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let key: Key = tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push((line, key)); } Ok(out) }) } fn annotate(&self, key: &Key) -> Result)>, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { let py_key = key .clone() .into_pyobject(py) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let result = self .obj .bind(py) .call_method1("annotate", (py_key,)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for item in result.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let tup = item.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let tup = tup .cast_into::() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e.into()))?; let key: Key = tup .get_item(0) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let line: Vec = tup .get_item(1) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; out.push((key, line)); } Ok(out) }) } fn clear_cache(&self) { Python::attach(|py| { let _ = self.obj.bind(py).call_method0("clear_cache"); }) } fn check(&self) -> Result<(), bazaar::knit::KnitError> { Python::attach(|py| { self.obj .bind(py) .call_method0("check") .map(|_| ()) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e)) }) } } /// Lazy iterator over a Python `get_record_stream` result. Yields one /// `ContentFactory` per `__next__` call until the Python iterator is /// exhausted or raises. struct PyRecordStream { stream: Py, } impl Iterator for PyRecordStream { type Item = Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError>; fn next(&mut self) -> Option { Python::attach(|py| { let stream = self.stream.bind(py); let record = match stream.call_method0("__next__") { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => return None, Err(e) => return Some(Err(vf_err_from_py(py, e))), }; Some(record_to_content_factory(py, &record)) }) } } fn record_to_content_factory( py: Python<'_>, record: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> Result, bazaar::knit::KnitError> { let storage_kind: String = record .getattr("storage_kind") .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let key: Key = record .getattr("key") .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; if storage_kind == "absent" { return Ok(Box::new(bazaar::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new( key, ))); } let parents_obj = record .getattr("parents") .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let parents: Option> = if parents_obj.is_none() { None } else { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in parents_obj.try_iter().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? { let p = p.map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; ps.push(p.extract::().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?); } Some(ps) }; let fulltext: Vec = record .call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("fulltext",)) .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))? .extract() .map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let sha1_obj = record.getattr("sha1").map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?; let sha1: Option> = if sha1_obj.is_none() { None } else { Some(sha1_obj.extract().map_err(|e| vf_err_from_py(py, e))?) }; Ok(Box::new( bazaar::versionedfile::FulltextContentFactory::new(sha1, key, parents, fulltext), )) } /// Resolve the full ancestry of `keys` against a Python `VersionedFiles`, /// returning a `{key: parents}` dict. /// /// Drives the `get_parent_map` walk in Rust; mirrors the loop in /// `VersionedFiles.get_known_graph_ancestry`. The caller wraps the result /// in a `KnownGraph`. #[pyfunction] fn known_graph_ancestry_map<'py>( py: Python<'py>, vf: Py, keys: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles; let wrapped = PyVersionedFiles::new(vf); let parent_map = wrapped .known_graph_ancestry_map(&keys) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; let out = PyDict::new(py); for (key, parents) in parent_map { out.set_item(key, parents)?; } Ok(out) } pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, VersionedFileInvalidChecksum); /// Drive `VersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs(records)` in Rust. /// /// The pure-crate helpers [`add_mpdiffs_build`] and [`add_mpdiffs_prepare`] /// own the business logic (mpvf assembly, needed-parent discovery, /// reconstruction, matching-blocks computation). This wrapper handles only /// the Python ABI: extracting records, fetching missing parents via the /// caller's Python `get_record_stream`, dispatching `vf.add_lines` with the /// `parent_texts` / `left_matching_blocks` kwargs, and raising /// `VersionedFileInvalidChecksum` on sha1 mismatch. #[pyfunction] fn add_mpdiffs(py: Python<'_>, vf: Py, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { use bazaar::versionedfile::{add_mpdiffs_build, add_mpdiffs_prepare, MpdiffRecord}; let mut rs: Vec = Vec::new(); for item in records.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; let key: Key = tup.get_item(0)?.extract()?; let parents_obj = tup.get_item(1)?; let mut parents: Vec = Vec::new(); for p in parents_obj.try_iter()? { parents.push(p?.extract::()?); } let expected_sha1: Vec = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let mp_obj = tup.get_item(3)?; let hunks = mp_obj.getattr("hunks")?.cast_into::()?; let diff = crate::multiparent::py_hunks_to_rust(&hunks)?; rs.push(MpdiffRecord { key, parents, expected_sha1, diff, }); } let (mut mpvf, needed) = add_mpdiffs_build(&rs); if !needed.is_empty() { use bazaar::versionedfile::VersionedFiles; let wrapped = PyVersionedFiles::new(vf.clone_ref(py)); let stream = wrapped .get_record_stream(&needed, "unordered", true) .map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; for rec in stream { let rec = rec.map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; if rec.storage_kind() == "absent" { continue; } // `get_bytes_as("lines")` semantics: split the fulltext into // newline-terminated lines. let lines: Vec> = rec.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(); mpvf.add_version(lines, rec.key(), vec![], None, false) .map_err(crate::multiparent::reconstruct_err)?; } } let prepared = add_mpdiffs_prepare(&mut mpvf, &rs).map_err(crate::multiparent::reconstruct_err)?; // Dispatch each prepared row through Python. `vf_parents` threads the // opaque `parent_texts` token returned by add_lines back into // subsequent calls so the implementation can avoid re-fetching. let vf_bound = vf.bind(py); let vf_parents = PyDict::new(py); for row in &prepared { let left_matching_blocks_obj: Py = match &row.left_matching_blocks { Some(blocks) => PyList::new( py, blocks .iter() .map(|t| PyTuple::new(py, [t.0, t.1, t.2]).unwrap()), )? .into_any() .unbind(), None => py.None(), }; let py_key = row.key.clone().into_pyobject(py)?; let py_parents = PyList::empty(py); for p in &row.parents { py_parents.append(p.clone().into_pyobject(py)?)?; } let py_lines = PyList::empty(py); for l in &row.lines { py_lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("left_matching_blocks", left_matching_blocks_obj)?; let result = vf_bound .call_method( "add_lines", (py_key, py_parents, py_lines, vf_parents.clone()), Some(&kwargs), )? .cast_into::()?; let version_sha1: Vec = result.get_item(0)?.extract()?; if version_sha1 != row.expected_sha1 { let version_repr = format!("{:?}", row.key); return Err(VersionedFileInvalidChecksum::new_err(version_repr)); } let version_text = result.get_item(2)?; let key_py = row.key.clone().into_pyobject(py)?; vf_parents.set_item(key_py, version_text)?; } Ok(()) } /// Drive `VersionedFile.add_mpdiffs(records)` (the singular flavour) in Rust. /// /// Mirrors the legacy `VersionedFile.add_mpdiffs` body. Records carry bytes /// `version_id`s rather than key tuples, the parent fetch goes through /// `_get_lf_split_line_list` instead of `get_record_stream`, ghosts fall back /// from `add_lines_with_ghosts` to `add_lines` on `NotImplementedError`, and /// sha1 verification is post-hoc via `get_sha1s`. /// /// The pure-crate helpers `add_mpdiffs_build` and `add_mpdiffs_prepare` /// still do the mpvf assembly, needed-parent discovery, reconstruction, and /// left-matching-blocks computation; we just wrap each `version_id` as a /// single-element `Key` so the same algorithm applies. #[pyfunction] fn add_mpdiffs_singular(py: Python<'_>, vf: Py, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { use bazaar::versionedfile::{add_mpdiffs_build, add_mpdiffs_prepare, MpdiffRecord}; // Wrap a bytes version_id as a Key::Fixed([version_id]). fn wrap(version_id: Vec) -> Key { Key::Fixed(vec![version_id]) } // Unwrap a single-element Key back into its bytes. fn unwrap(key: &Key) -> &[u8] { key.segments() .first() .map(Vec::as_slice) .unwrap_or_default() } let mut rs: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut version_ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in records.try_iter()? { let tup = item?.cast_into::()?; let version_id: Vec = tup.get_item(0)?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let parents_obj = tup.get_item(1)?; let mut parents: Vec = Vec::new(); for p in parents_obj.try_iter()? { parents.push(wrap(p?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec())); } let expected_sha1: Vec = tup.get_item(2)?.extract()?; let mp_obj = tup.get_item(3)?; let hunks = mp_obj.getattr("hunks")?.cast_into::()?; let diff = crate::multiparent::py_hunks_to_rust(&hunks)?; version_ids.push(version_id.clone()); rs.push(MpdiffRecord { key: wrap(version_id), parents, expected_sha1, diff, }); } let (mut mpvf, needed) = add_mpdiffs_build(&rs); if !needed.is_empty() { // Filter ghosts via vf.get_parent_map(needed), then fetch the // present parents' lines via _get_lf_split_line_list. let needed_bytes: Vec<&[u8]> = needed.iter().map(|k| unwrap(k)).collect(); let needed_py = PyList::empty(py); for b in &needed_bytes { needed_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, b))?; } let parent_map = vf .bind(py) .call_method1("get_parent_map", (needed_py,))? .cast_into::()?; let mut present: Vec> = Vec::new(); for k in parent_map.keys() { present.push(k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if !present.is_empty() { let present_py = PyList::empty(py); for b in &present { present_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, b))?; } let lines_lists = vf .bind(py) .call_method1("_get_lf_split_line_list", (present_py,))?; let lines_vec: Vec>> = lines_lists.extract()?; for (vid, lines) in present.iter().zip(lines_vec.into_iter()) { mpvf.add_version(lines, wrap(vid.clone()), vec![], None, false) .map_err(crate::multiparent::reconstruct_err)?; } } } let prepared = add_mpdiffs_prepare(&mut mpvf, &rs).map_err(crate::multiparent::reconstruct_err)?; // Dispatch each prepared row through Python. Try add_lines_with_ghosts // first, fall back to add_lines on NotImplementedError so non-ghost-aware // backends still work (and fail naturally if data actually has ghosts). let vf_bound = vf.bind(py); let vf_parents = PyDict::new(py); for row in &prepared { let left_matching_blocks_obj: Py = match &row.left_matching_blocks { Some(blocks) => PyList::new( py, blocks .iter() .map(|t| PyTuple::new(py, [t.0, t.1, t.2]).unwrap()), )? .into_any() .unbind(), None => py.None(), }; let py_version_id = PyBytes::new(py, unwrap(&row.key)); let py_parents = PyList::empty(py); for p in &row.parents { py_parents.append(PyBytes::new(py, unwrap(p)))?; } let py_lines = PyList::empty(py); for l in &row.lines { py_lines.append(PyBytes::new(py, l))?; } let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("left_matching_blocks", left_matching_blocks_obj)?; let result = match vf_bound.call_method( "add_lines_with_ghosts", ( py_version_id.clone(), py_parents.clone(), py_lines.clone(), vf_parents.clone(), ), Some(&kwargs), ) { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => vf_bound .call_method( "add_lines", ( py_version_id.clone(), py_parents, py_lines, vf_parents.clone(), ), Some(&kwargs), )?, Err(e) => return Err(e), }; let result_tuple = result.cast_into::()?; let version_text = result_tuple.get_item(2)?; vf_parents.set_item(py_version_id, version_text)?; } // Post-hoc sha1 check via vf.get_sha1s(versions). let versions_py = PyList::empty(py); for vid in &version_ids { versions_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, vid))?; } let sha1s = vf_bound .call_method1("get_sha1s", (versions_py,))? .cast_into::()?; for r in &rs { let vid_bytes = unwrap(&r.key); let actual = sha1s .get_item(PyBytes::new(py, vid_bytes))? .ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("missing sha1 for {:?}", vid_bytes)) })? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); if actual != r.expected_sha1 { let version_repr = format!("{:?}", vid_bytes); return Err(VersionedFileInvalidChecksum::new_err(version_repr)); } } Ok(()) } /// Drive `VersionedFile.make_mpdiffs(version_ids)` (the singular flavour) in Rust. /// /// Mirrors the legacy `VersionedFile.make_mpdiffs` body. Records carry bytes /// `version_id`s rather than key tuples. The Python callbacks invoked are /// `vf.get_parent_map` (called twice — once for inputs+ghost-filter) and /// `vf._get_lf_split_line_list` (once, in bulk). The per-record diff /// computation runs in pure Rust through `MultiParent::from_lines`. #[pyfunction] fn make_mpdiffs_singular<'py>( py: Python<'py>, vf: Py, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::multiparent::MultiParent; let vf_bound = vf.bind(py); let mut requested: Vec> = Vec::new(); for v in version_ids.try_iter()? { requested.push(v?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } // First pass: collect all keys we'll need (inputs + their parents). let initial_py = PyList::empty(py); for v in &requested { initial_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } let parent_map_py = vf_bound .call_method1("get_parent_map", (initial_py,))? .cast_into::()?; // Build a Rust-side {version_id -> parent_ids} dict and detect missing inputs. let mut parent_map: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (k, vparents) in parent_map_py.iter() { let key = k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec(); let parents: Vec> = if vparents.is_none() { vec![] } else { let mut out = Vec::new(); for p in vparents.try_iter()? { out.push(p?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } out }; parent_map.insert(key, parents); } for v in &requested { if !parent_map.contains_key(v) { let errors = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.errors")?; let exc = errors .getattr("RevisionNotPresent")? .call1((PyBytes::new(py, v), vf_bound.clone()))?; return Err(PyErr::from_value(exc)); } } // Second pass: get_parent_map(all_keys_including_parents) so we can // distinguish present parents from ghosts. let mut all_keys: std::collections::HashSet> = requested.iter().cloned().collect(); for parents in parent_map.values() { for p in parents { all_keys.insert(p.clone()); } } let all_keys_py = PyList::empty(py); for v in &all_keys { all_keys_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } let present_map = vf_bound .call_method1("get_parent_map", (all_keys_py,))? .cast_into::()?; let mut present: Vec> = Vec::new(); for k in present_map.keys() { present.push(k.cast_into::()?.as_bytes().to_vec()); } let present_set: std::collections::HashSet> = present.iter().cloned().collect(); // Bulk-fetch all present keys' lines. let present_py = PyList::empty(py); for v in &present { present_py.append(PyBytes::new(py, v))?; } let lines_lists = vf_bound.call_method1("_get_lf_split_line_list", (present_py,))?; let lines_vec: Vec>> = lines_lists.extract()?; let lines: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>> = present.iter().cloned().zip(lines_vec.into_iter()).collect(); // Now build each diff in pure Rust. let module = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.multiparent")?; let mp_cls = module.getattr("MultiParent")?; let new_text_cls = module.getattr("NewText")?; let parent_text_cls = module.getattr("ParentText")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for version_id in &requested { let target = lines.get(version_id).ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(format!("missing lines for {:?}", version_id)) })?; let parent_lines: Vec>> = parent_map[version_id] .iter() .filter(|p| present_set.contains(*p)) .map(|p| lines[p].clone()) .collect(); let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parent_lines.iter().map(Vec::as_slice).collect(); let diff = MultiParent::from_lines(target, &parent_refs, None); // Materialise into bzrformats.multiparent.MultiParent. let hunks = PyList::empty(py); for hunk in diff.hunks { match hunk { bazaar::multiparent::Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); let lines_list = PyList::new(py, py_lines)?; hunks.append(new_text_cls.call1((lines_list,))?)?; } bazaar::multiparent::Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { hunks.append( parent_text_cls.call1((parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines))?, )?; } } } out.append(mp_cls.call1((hunks,))?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Drive `_MPDiffGenerator.compute_diffs(vf, keys)` in Rust. /// /// The pure-crate helper [`bazaar::versionedfile::make_mpdiffs`] owns the /// orchestration (parent-map walk, ghost detection, refcount-based cache /// release, per-record diff computation). This wrapper marshals the /// Python `vf` through [`PyVersionedFiles`] and converts the resulting /// `MultiParent`s into `bzrformats.multiparent.MultiParent(hunks=[...])` /// instances so the Python caller cannot tell the loop now lives in Rust. #[pyfunction] fn make_mpdiffs<'py>( py: Python<'py>, vf: Py, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { use bazaar::versionedfile::make_mpdiffs as pure_make_mpdiffs; let mut ordered_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in keys.try_iter()? { ordered_keys.push(k?.extract::()?); } let wrapped = PyVersionedFiles::new(vf); let diffs = pure_make_mpdiffs(&wrapped, &ordered_keys).map_err(crate::knit::knit_err_to_py)?; // Materialise into bzrformats.multiparent.MultiParent / NewText / // ParentText instances so the Python caller (and tests) see real // class instances. let module = PyModule::import(py, "bzrformats.multiparent")?; let mp_cls = module.getattr("MultiParent")?; let new_text_cls = module.getattr("NewText")?; let parent_text_cls = module.getattr("ParentText")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for diff in diffs { let hunks = PyList::empty(py); for hunk in diff.hunks { match hunk { bazaar::multiparent::Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let py_lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); let lines_list = PyList::new(py, py_lines)?; hunks.append(new_text_cls.call1((lines_list,))?)?; } bazaar::multiparent::Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { hunks.append( parent_text_cls.call1((parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines))?, )?; } } } out.append(mp_cls.call1((hunks,))?)?; } Ok(out) } /// Sort and group the keys in `parent_map` into groupcompress order /// (reverse-topological, grouped by key prefix). Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.sort_groupcompress`: bare-bytes keys (used by /// Weave) are wrapped into single-element tuples for the Rust /// `sort_gc_optimal`, then unwrapped on the way back. #[pyfunction] fn sort_groupcompress<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parent_map: Bound<'py, PyDict>, ) -> PyResult> { // bytes_keys = any(isinstance(k, bytes) for k in parent_map) let mut bytes_keys = false; for key in parent_map.keys() { if key.is_instance_of::() { bytes_keys = true; break; } } let gc = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.groupcompress")?; if bytes_keys { let wrapped = PyDict::new(py); for (k, v) in parent_map.iter() { let k_tup = PyTuple::new(py, [k])?; // Values must be a *tuple* of single-element key tuples, matching // the Python `tuple((p,) for p in v)`. let mut v_items: Vec> = Vec::new(); for p in v.try_iter()? { v_items.push(PyTuple::new(py, [p?])?.into_any()); } wrapped.set_item(k_tup, PyTuple::new(py, v_items)?)?; } let sorted = gc.call_method1("sort_gc_optimal", (wrapped,))?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for k in sorted.try_iter()? { out.append(k?.get_item(0)?)?; } Ok(out) } else { let sorted = gc.call_method1("sort_gc_optimal", (parent_map,))?; sorted.cast_into::().map_err(Into::into) } } /// Decorator for a `VersionedFiles` that skips `add_lines` when the key is /// already present. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.NoDupeAddLinesDecorator`. #[pyclass( name = "NoDupeAddLinesDecorator", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] struct NoDupeAddLinesDecorator { store: Py, } #[pymethods] impl NoDupeAddLinesDecorator { #[new] fn new(store: Py) -> Self { Self { store } } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let store = self.store.bind(py); if let Some(ns) = &nostore_sha { if ns.is_truthy()? { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "NoDupeAddLinesDecorator.add_lines does not implement the nostore_sha behaviour.", )); } } let osutils = py.import("bzrformats.osutils")?; // key[-1] is None? let last = key.get_item(-1)?; let (key, sha1): (Bound, Option>) = if last.is_none() { let s = osutils.call_method1("sha_strings", (lines.clone(),))?; let new_key = PyTuple::new( py, [PyBytes::new(py, b"sha1:").call_method1("__add__", (&s,))?], )?; (new_key.into_any(), Some(s)) } else { (key, None) }; // if key in store.get_parent_map([key]): let pm = store.call_method1("get_parent_map", (PyList::new(py, [&key])?,))?; if pm.contains(&key)? { let sha1 = match sha1 { Some(s) => s, None => osutils.call_method1("sha_strings", (lines.clone(),))?, }; let mut total = 0usize; for l in lines.try_iter()? { total += l?.len()?; } return PyTuple::new( py, [ sha1.into_any(), total.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py), ], ) .map(|t| t.into_any()); } let none = py.None().into_bound(py); let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("parent_texts", parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()))?; kwargs.set_item( "left_matching_blocks", left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), )?; kwargs.set_item("nostore_sha", nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()))?; kwargs.set_item("random_id", random_id)?; kwargs.set_item("check_content", check_content)?; store.call_method("add_lines", (key, parents, lines), Some(&kwargs)) } fn __getattr__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, name: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self.store .bind(py) .getattr(name.cast::()?) } } /// A record_stream which reconstitutes a serialised stream. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.NetworkRecordStream`. #[pyclass( name = "NetworkRecordStream", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] struct NetworkRecordStream { bytes_iterator: Py, } #[pymethods] impl NetworkRecordStream { #[new] fn new(bytes_iterator: Py) -> Self { Self { bytes_iterator } } /// Read the stream, yielding records as per /// `VersionedFiles.get_record_stream`. The per-kind factory dispatch /// matches the Python `_kind_factory` table. fn read<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let vf = py.import("bzrformats.versionedfile")?; let groupcompress = py.import("bzrformats.groupcompress")?; let knit = py.import("bzrformats.knit")?; let kind_factory = PyDict::new(py); kind_factory.set_item("fulltext", vf.getattr("fulltext_network_to_record")?)?; kind_factory.set_item( "groupcompress-block", groupcompress.getattr("network_block_to_records")?, )?; let knit_net = knit.getattr("knit_network_to_record")?; for k in [ "knit-ft-gz", "knit-delta-gz", "knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-annotated-delta-gz", ] { kind_factory.set_item(k, &knit_net)?; } kind_factory.set_item( "knit-delta-closure", knit.getattr("knit_delta_closure_to_records")?, )?; let kind_offset = vf.getattr("network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for bytes in self.bytes_iterator.bind(py).try_iter()? { let bytes = bytes?; let pair = kind_offset.call1((bytes.clone(),))?; let storage_kind = pair.get_item(0)?; let line_end = pair.get_item(1)?; let factory = kind_factory.get_item(&storage_kind)?.ok_or_else(|| { pyo3::exceptions::PyKeyError::new_err(storage_kind.clone().unbind()) })?; let records = factory.call1((storage_kind, bytes, line_end))?; for record in records.try_iter()? { out.append(record?)?; } } out.call_method0("__iter__") } } /// Helper: `version_id is not None and revision.check_not_reserved_id(...)`. fn check_not_reserved_id_impl(py: Python<'_>, version_id: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { if !version_id.is_none() { py.import("bzrformats.revision")? .getattr("check_not_reserved_id")? .call1((version_id,))?; } Ok(()) } /// Abstract base for a single versioned text file. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.VersionedFile`. The `Weave` pyclass extends /// this; breezy subclasses it in Python. Abstract methods raise /// `NotImplementedError`; concrete helpers are provided. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "VersionedFile", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyVersionedFileBase; /// Build the base initializer for a `VersionedFile` subclass implemented in /// another module (weave). pub fn versionedfile_initializer() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyVersionedFileBase) } #[pymethods] impl PyVersionedFileBase { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> Self { PyVersionedFileBase } #[staticmethod] fn check_not_reserved_id(py: Python<'_>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { check_not_reserved_id_impl(py, &version_id) } fn copy_to( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: Bound<'_, PyAny>, transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (name, transport); Err(not_implemented(slf, "copy_to")) } fn get_record_stream( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, versions: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'_, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (versions, ordering, include_delta_closure); Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_record_stream")) } fn has_version(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_id; Err(not_implemented(slf, "has_version")) } fn insert_record_stream(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, stream: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = stream; Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err(())) } #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); slf.call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; let none = py.None().into_bound(py); slf.call_method1( "_add_lines", ( version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), random_id, check_content, ), ) } #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, unused_variables)] fn _add_lines( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "add_lines")) } #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true, left_matching_blocks=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines_with_ghosts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, left_matching_blocks: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); slf.call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; let none = py.None().into_bound(py); slf.call_method1( "_add_lines_with_ghosts", ( version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), random_id, check_content, left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), ), ) } #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true, left_matching_blocks=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, unused_variables)] fn _add_lines_with_ghosts( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, left_matching_blocks: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "add_lines_with_ghosts")) } #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None))] fn check(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, progress_bar: Option>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = progress_bar; Err(not_implemented(slf, "check")) } fn _check_lines_not_unicode(&self, py: Python<'_>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("check_lines_not_unicode")? .call1((lines,))?; Ok(()) } fn _check_lines_are_lines(&self, py: Python<'_>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("check_lines_are_lines")? .call1((lines,))?; Ok(()) } fn get_format_signature(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_format_signature")) } /// make_mpdiffs(version_ids) — singular VersionedFile variant. fn make_mpdiffs<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let ids = PyList::new(py, version_ids.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; let res = py .import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("make_mpdiffs_singular")? .call1((slf, ids))?; PyList::new(py, res.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?) } fn add_mpdiffs( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let recs = PyList::new(py, records.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("add_mpdiffs_singular")? .call1((slf, recs))?; Ok(()) } /// get_text = b"".join(get_lines(version_id)). fn get_text<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let lines = slf.call_method1("get_lines", (version_id,))?; join_bytes(py, &lines) } fn get_string<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { Self::get_text(slf, py, version_id) } fn get_texts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for v in version_ids.try_iter()? { let lines = slf.call_method1("get_lines", (v?,))?; out.append(join_bytes(py, &lines)?)?; } Ok(out) } fn get_lines(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_id; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_lines")) } /// [BytesIO(t).readlines() for t in get_texts(version_ids)] fn _get_lf_split_line_list<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let texts = slf.call_method1("get_texts", (version_ids,))?; let bio_cls = py.import("io")?.getattr("BytesIO")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for t in texts.try_iter()? { out.append(bio_cls.call1((t?,))?.call_method0("readlines")?)?; } Ok(out) } fn get_ancestry(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_ids; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_ancestry")) } fn get_ancestry_with_ghosts( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_ids; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_ancestry_with_ghosts")) } fn get_parent_map(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_ids: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_ids; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_parent_map")) } fn get_parents_with_ghosts<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let pm = slf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (PyList::new(py, [&version_id])?,))?; match pm.get_item(&version_id) { Ok(parents) => Ok(pyo3::types::PyList::new( py, parents.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?, )? .into_any()), Err(_) => Err(PyErr::from_value( py.import("bzrformats.errors")? .getattr("RevisionNotPresent")? .call1((version_id, slf))?, )), } } fn annotate(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = version_id; Err(not_implemented(slf, "annotate")) } #[pyo3(signature = (version_ids=None, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, version_ids: Option>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (version_ids, pb); Err(not_implemented( slf, "iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions", )) } #[pyo3(signature = (ver_a, ver_b, base=None))] fn plan_merge( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, ver_a: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ver_b: Bound<'_, PyAny>, base: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (ver_a, ver_b, base); // Mirrors `raise NotImplementedError(VersionedFile.plan_merge)` (the // unbound class method). let cls = slf.py().get_type::(); Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err( cls.getattr("plan_merge")?.unbind(), )) } #[pyo3(signature = (plan, a_marker=None, b_marker=None))] fn weave_merge<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, plan: Bound<'py, PyAny>, a_marker: Option>, b_marker: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = slf; let pwm_cls = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("PlanWeaveMerge")?; let a = a_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::textmerge::A_MARKER).into_any()); let b = b_marker.unwrap_or_else(|| PyBytes::new(py, bazaar::textmerge::B_MARKER).into_any()); let pwm = pwm_cls.call1((plan, a, b))?; let res = pwm.call_method0("merge_lines")?; res.get_item(0) } } /// `b"".join(iterable_of_bytes)` for a Python iterable of bytes chunks. fn join_bytes<'py>(py: Python<'py>, chunks: &Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); for c in chunks.try_iter()? { out.extend_from_slice(c?.cast_into::()?.as_bytes()); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &out)) } /// Abstract base for storage of many versioned files. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.VersionedFiles`. Subclassable from Python; the /// concrete backends (knit, groupcompress, weave) and breezy repos subclass /// it. Most methods raise `NotImplementedError`; the concrete helpers /// delegate to the Rust core. #[pyclass( subclass, name = "VersionedFiles", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyVersionedFilesBase; #[pymethods] impl PyVersionedFilesBase { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new(_args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>) -> Self { PyVersionedFilesBase } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, unused_variables)] fn add_lines( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "add_lines")) } #[pyo3(signature = (factory, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, unused_variables)] fn add_content( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, factory: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "add_content")) } /// Add mpdiffs. Drives the Rust build/fetch/reconstruct/add_lines loop, /// calling back into `self.get_record_stream` and `self.add_lines`. fn add_mpdiffs( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, records: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let vf = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")?; vf.getattr("add_mpdiffs")?.call1((slf, records))?; Ok(()) } fn annotate(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = key; Err(not_implemented(slf, "annotate")) } #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None))] fn check(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, progress_bar: Option>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = progress_bar; Err(not_implemented(slf, "check")) } #[staticmethod] fn check_not_reserved_id(py: Python<'_>, version_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { check_not_reserved_id_impl(py, &version_id) } /// Clear whatever caches this VersionedFiles holds. Default no-op. fn clear_cache(&self) {} fn _check_lines_not_unicode(&self, py: Python<'_>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("check_lines_not_unicode")? .call1((lines,))?; Ok(()) } fn _check_lines_are_lines(&self, py: Python<'_>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("check_lines_are_lines")? .call1((lines,))?; Ok(()) } /// Get a KnownGraph instance with the ancestry of keys. fn get_known_graph_ancestry<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let keys_list = PyList::new(py, keys.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; let parent_map = py .import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("known_graph_ancestry_map")? .call1((slf, keys_list))?; py.import("vcsgraph.known_graph")? .getattr("KnownGraph")? .call1((parent_map,)) } fn get_parent_map(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = keys; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_parent_map")) } fn get_record_stream( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'_, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (keys, ordering, include_delta_closure); Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_record_stream")) } fn get_sha1s(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = keys; Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_sha1s")) } /// `key in self` — mirrors `index._has_key_from_parent_map`. fn __contains__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let pm = slf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (PyList::new(slf.py(), [&key])?,))?; pm.contains(key) } fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "get_missing_compression_parent_keys")) } fn insert_record_stream(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, stream: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = stream; Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err(())) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = (keys, pb); Err(not_implemented(slf, "iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys")) } fn keys(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented(slf, "keys")) } /// Create multiparent diffs for specified keys. fn make_mpdiffs<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let gen = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("_MPDiffGenerator")? .call1((slf, keys))?; gen.call_method0("compute_diffs") } /// `missing_keys` — keys absent from get_parent_map. Mirrors /// `index._missing_keys_from_parent_map`. fn missing_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let keys_list = PyList::new(py, keys.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; let pm = slf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&keys_list,))?; let out = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys_list.iter() { if !pm.contains(&k)? { out.add(k)?; } } Ok(out) } /// Build a VersionedFileAnnotator over this versioned file. fn get_annotator<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { py.import("bzrformats.annotate")? .getattr("VersionedFileAnnotator")? .call1((slf,)) } /// Return the whole stack of fallback versionedfiles. fn _transitive_fallbacks<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, ) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); let fallbacks = slf.getattr("_immediate_fallback_vfs")?; for a_vfs in fallbacks.try_iter()? { let a_vfs = a_vfs?; out.append(&a_vfs)?; let sub = a_vfs.call_method0("_transitive_fallbacks")?; for f in sub.try_iter()? { out.append(f?)?; } } Ok(out) } } /// `NotImplementedError(self.)` — match the Python ABC, whose /// `raise NotImplementedError(self.method)` carries the bound method. fn not_implemented(slf: &Bound<'_, impl pyo3::PyClass>, method: &str) -> PyErr { match slf.as_any().getattr(method) { Ok(m) => pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err(m.unbind()), Err(e) => e, } } /// `NotImplementedError(self.)` for a plain `Bound` receiver. fn not_implemented_any(slf: &Bound<'_, PyAny>, method: &str) -> PyErr { match slf.getattr(method) { Ok(m) => pyo3::exceptions::PyNotImplementedError::new_err(m.unbind()), Err(e) => e, } } /// A `VersionedFiles` that supports fallback sources. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.VersionedFilesWithFallbacks`. Extends the /// `VersionedFiles` ABC; the knit and groupcompress backends extend this. #[pyclass( extends = PyVersionedFilesBase, subclass, name = "VersionedFilesWithFallbacks", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks; /// Build the base initializer chain for a `VersionedFilesWithFallbacks` /// subclass implemented in another module (knit, groupcompress). Lets those /// pyclasses do `vfwf_initializer().add_subclass(Self { .. })`. pub fn vfwf_initializer() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyVersionedFilesBase).add_subclass(PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks) } /// Build the base initializer for a plain `VersionedFiles` subclass. pub fn vf_initializer() -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyVersionedFilesBase) } #[pymethods] impl PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (*_args, **_kwargs))] fn new( _args: Bound<'_, PyTuple>, _kwargs: Option>, ) -> PyClassInitializer { PyClassInitializer::from(PyVersionedFilesBase).add_subclass(PyVersionedFilesWithFallbacks) } fn without_fallbacks(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Err(not_implemented_any(slf.as_any(), "without_fallbacks")) } fn add_fallback_versioned_files( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, a_versioned_files: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = a_versioned_files; Err(not_implemented_any( slf.as_any(), "add_fallback_versioned_files", )) } /// Get a KnownGraph with the ancestry of keys, walking fallbacks via /// each store's `_index.find_ancestry`. fn get_known_graph_ancestry<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let slf = slf.as_any(); let index = slf.getattr("_index")?; let res = index.call_method1("find_ancestry", (keys,))?; let parent_map = res.get_item(0)?; let mut missing_keys = res.get_item(1)?; let fallbacks = slf.call_method0("_transitive_fallbacks")?; for fallback in fallbacks.try_iter()? { if !missing_keys.is_truthy()? { break; } let fallback = fallback?; let fres = fallback .getattr("_index")? .call_method1("find_ancestry", (&missing_keys,))?; let f_parent_map = fres.get_item(0)?; parent_map.call_method1("update", (f_parent_map,))?; missing_keys = fres.get_item(1)?; } py.import("vcsgraph.known_graph")? .getattr("KnownGraph")? .call1((parent_map,)) } } /// A minimal VersionedFiles that records the calls made on it, delegating to a /// backing vf. Ported from /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator`. Test support. #[pyclass( name = "RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator", subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator; impl PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator { fn record(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, call: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { slf.getattr("calls")?.call_method1("append", (call,))?; Ok(()) } fn backing<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { slf.getattr("_backing_vf") } } #[pymethods] impl PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator { #[new] fn new(backing_vf: Py) -> Self { let _ = backing_vf; PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, backing_vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("_backing_vf", backing_vf)?; slf.setattr("calls", PyList::empty(slf.py()))?; Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let none = py.None(); let pt = parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); let lmb = left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); let nss = nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); Self::record( slf, ( "add_lines", &key, &parents, &lines, &pt, &lmb, &nss, random_id, check_content, ) .into_pyobject(py)? .into_any(), )?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method1( "add_lines", (key, parents, lines, pt, lmb, nss, random_id, check_content), ) } #[pyo3(signature = (factory, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] fn add_content<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let none = py.None(); let pt = parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); let lmb = left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); let nss = nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone_ref(py).into_bound(py)); Self::record( slf, ( "add_content", &factory, &pt, &lmb, &nss, random_id, check_content, ) .into_pyobject(py)? .into_any(), )?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method1( "add_content", (factory, pt, lmb, nss, random_id, check_content), ) } fn check(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { Self::backing(slf)?.call_method0("check")?; Ok(()) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let copied = py.import("copy")?.getattr("copy")?.call1((&keys,))?; Self::record( slf, ("get_parent_map", copied).into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), )?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method1("get_parent_map", (keys,)) } fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, sort_order: Bound<'py, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let keys_list = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("list")?.call1((&keys,))?; Self::record( slf, ( "get_record_stream", keys_list, &sort_order, &include_delta_closure, ) .into_pyobject(py)? .into_any(), )?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (keys, sort_order, include_delta_closure), ) } fn get_sha1s<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let copied = py.import("copy")?.getattr("copy")?.call1((&keys,))?; Self::record(slf, ("get_sha1s", copied).into_pyobject(py)?.into_any())?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method1("get_sha1s", (keys,)) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let copied = py.import("copy")?.getattr("copy")?.call1((&keys,))?; Self::record( slf, ("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", copied) .into_pyobject(py)? .into_any(), )?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("pb", pb)?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method( "iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", (keys,), Some(&kwargs), ) } fn keys<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); Self::record(slf, ("keys",).into_pyobject(py)?.into_any())?; Self::backing(slf)?.call_method0("keys") } } /// A `RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator` that returns keys in a defined priority /// order for `unordered` get_record_stream requests. Ported from /// `bzrformats.versionedfile.OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator`. Test support. #[pyclass( name = "OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator", extends = PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyOrderingVersionedFilesDecorator; #[pymethods] impl PyOrderingVersionedFilesDecorator { #[new] fn new(backing_vf: Py, key_priority: Py) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (backing_vf, key_priority); PyClassInitializer::from(PyRecordingVersionedFilesDecorator) .add_subclass(PyOrderingVersionedFilesDecorator) } fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, backing_vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>, key_priority: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("_backing_vf", backing_vf)?; slf.setattr("calls", PyList::empty(slf.py()))?; slf.setattr("_key_priority", key_priority)?; Ok(()) } fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, sort_order: Bound<'py, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let keys_list = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("list")?.call1((&keys,))?; slf.getattr("calls")?.call_method1( "append", (( "get_record_stream", &keys_list, &sort_order, &include_delta_closure, ) .into_pyobject(py)?,), )?; let backing = slf.getattr("_backing_vf")?; let out = PyList::empty(py); let is_unordered = sort_order .extract::() .map(|s| s == "unordered") .unwrap_or(false); if is_unordered { let key_priority = slf.getattr("_key_priority")?; let mut keyed: Vec<(i64, Py)> = Vec::new(); for key in keys_list.try_iter()? { let key = key?; let prio: i64 = key_priority .call_method1("get", (&key, 0))? .extract() .unwrap_or(0); keyed.push((prio, key.unbind())); } keyed.sort_by(|a, b| { if a.0 != b.0 { return a.0.cmp(&b.0); } Python::attach(|py| { let ak = a.1.bind(py); let bk = b.1.bind(py); if ak.lt(bk).unwrap_or(false) { std::cmp::Ordering::Less } else if ak.gt(bk).unwrap_or(false) { std::cmp::Ordering::Greater } else { std::cmp::Ordering::Equal } }) }); for (_prio, key) in keyed { let single = PyList::new(py, [key.bind(py)])?; let stream = backing.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (single, "unordered", &include_delta_closure), )?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { out.append(record?)?; } } } else { let stream = backing.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (keys, sort_order, include_delta_closure), )?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { out.append(record?)?; } } out.into_any().try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()) } } /// Pull out the functionality for generating mp_diffs. Ported from /// `bzrformats.versionedfile._MPDiffGenerator`. /// /// `compute_diffs` drives the pure-Rust `make_mpdiffs` fast path. The other /// methods (`_find_needed_keys`, `_process_one_record`, `_compute_diff`) and /// the intermediate state (parent_map, refcounts, ghost_parents, chunks, diffs) /// exist for callers that need step-by-step access -- chiefly breezy's /// `_MPDiffInventoryGenerator` subclass. Subclassable; state lives in `__dict__`. #[pyclass( name = "_MPDiffGenerator", subclass, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyMPDiffGenerator; #[pymethods] impl PyMPDiffGenerator { #[new] fn new(vf: Py, keys: Py) -> Self { let _ = (vf, keys); PyMPDiffGenerator } fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, vf: Bound<'_, PyAny>, keys: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); slf.setattr("vf", vf)?; let ordered = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("tuple")?.call1((keys,))?; slf.setattr("ordered_keys", ordered)?; slf.setattr("needed_keys", PyTuple::empty(py))?; slf.setattr("diffs", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("parent_map", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("ghost_parents", PyTuple::empty(py))?; slf.setattr("refcounts", PyDict::new(py))?; slf.setattr("chunks", PyDict::new(py))?; Ok(()) } /// Find the keys we need to request from the underlying vf, returning /// `(needed_keys, refcounts)`. fn _find_needed_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PySet>, Bound<'py, PyDict>)> { let py = slf.py(); let vf = slf.getattr("vf")?; let ordered_keys = slf.getattr("ordered_keys")?; let key_set = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in ordered_keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } let parent_map = vf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&key_set,))?; let parent_map = parent_map.downcast::()?; slf.setattr("parent_map", parent_map)?; let module = py.import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")?; let res = module .getattr("mpdiff_first_pass")? .call1((&ordered_keys, parent_map))?; let needed_keys = res.get_item(0)?.downcast_into::()?; let refcounts = res.get_item(1)?.downcast_into::()?; let just_parents = res.get_item(2)?; let missing_keys = res.get_item(3)?; if missing_keys.is_truthy()? { let first = missing_keys.try_iter()?.next().unwrap()?; return Err(crate::annotate::revision_not_present(py, first, &vf)); } // present_parents = set(vf.get_parent_map(just_parents)) let pp_map = vf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&just_parents,))?; let present_parents = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in pp_map.try_iter()? { present_parents.add(k?)?; } // ghost_parents = just_parents - present_parents let ghost_parents = just_parents.call_method1("difference", (&present_parents,))?; needed_keys.call_method1("difference_update", (&ghost_parents,))?; slf.setattr("present_parents", &present_parents)?; slf.setattr("ghost_parents", &ghost_parents)?; slf.setattr("needed_keys", &needed_keys)?; slf.setattr("refcounts", &refcounts)?; Ok((needed_keys, refcounts)) } fn _compute_diff( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, parent_lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let diff = py .import("bzrformats.multiparent")? .getattr("MultiParent")? .getattr("from_lines")? .call1((lines, parent_lines, py.None()))?; slf.getattr("diffs")? .downcast::()? .set_item(&key, diff)?; Ok(()) } fn _process_one_record( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, key: Bound<'_, PyAny>, this_chunks: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let parent_map = slf.getattr("parent_map")?; let parent_map = parent_map.downcast::()?; let refcounts = slf.getattr("refcounts")?; let refcounts = refcounts.downcast::()?; let chunks = slf.getattr("chunks")?; let chunks = chunks.downcast::()?; let osutils = py.import("bzrformats.osutils")?; let chunks_to_lines = osutils.getattr("chunks_to_lines")?; let mut this_chunks = this_chunks; if parent_map.contains(&key)? { let parent_keys = parent_map.call_method1("pop", (&key,))?; let parent_keys = if parent_keys.is_none() { PyTuple::empty(py).into_any() } else { parent_keys }; let ghost_parents = slf.getattr("ghost_parents")?; let parent_chunks_list = py .import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("mpdiff_collect_parent_chunks")? .call1((&parent_keys, ghost_parents, refcounts, chunks))?; let parent_lines = PyList::empty(py); for pc in parent_chunks_list.try_iter()? { parent_lines.append(chunks_to_lines.call1((pc?,))?)?; } let lines = chunks_to_lines.call1((&this_chunks,))?; this_chunks = lines.clone(); Self::_compute_diff(slf, key.clone(), parent_lines.into_any(), lines)?; } if refcounts.contains(&key)? { chunks.set_item(&key, this_chunks)?; } Ok(()) } /// Return one `MultiParent` per ordered key, in input order. fn compute_diffs<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let vf = slf.getattr("vf")?; let ordered_keys = slf.getattr("ordered_keys")?; let diffs = py .import("bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile")? .getattr("make_mpdiffs")? .call1((&vf, &ordered_keys))?; py.import("builtins")? .getattr("list")? .call1((diffs,))? .downcast_into::() .map_err(Into::into) } } /// Storage for many versioned files thunked onto a per-prefix `VersionedFile` /// class. Ported from `bzrformats.versionedfile.ThunkedVersionedFiles`. /// /// Maps a single (prefix, suffix) keyspace onto per-prefix old-style /// `VersionedFile`s obtained via a `file_factory` over a `transport`. Used by /// breezy's weave_fmt plugin. Instance state lives in `__dict__`. #[pyclass( name = "ThunkedVersionedFiles", extends = PyVersionedFilesBase, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyThunkedVersionedFiles; impl PyThunkedVersionedFiles { /// `self._get_vf(path)`: build the per-prefix VersionedFile, requiring the /// store be locked. fn get_vf<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, path: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); if !slf.getattr("_is_locked")?.call0()?.is_truthy()? { let exc = py .import("bzrformats.errors")? .getattr("ObjectNotLocked")? .call1((slf,))?; return Err(PyErr::from_value(exc)); } let factory = slf.getattr("_file_factory")?; let transport = slf.getattr("_transport")?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); kwargs.set_item("create", true)?; let get_scope = py.eval( std::ffi::CString::new("lambda: None").unwrap().as_c_str(), None, None, )?; kwargs.set_item("get_scope", get_scope)?; factory.call((path, transport), Some(&kwargs)) } /// `self._partition_keys(keys)` -> {prefix: [suffix, ...]}. fn partition_keys<'py>( py: Python<'py>, keys: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let result = PyDict::new(py); for key in keys.try_iter()? { let key = key?; let n = key.len()?; let prefix = key.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new(py, 0, (n - 1) as isize, 1))?; let suffix = key.get_item(n - 1)?; match result.get_item(&prefix)? { Some(lst) => { lst.call_method1("append", (suffix,))?; } None => { let lst = PyList::empty(py); lst.append(suffix)?; result.set_item(&prefix, lst)?; } } } Ok(result) } /// Iterate `(prefix, suffixes, vf)` for the partitioned `keys`. fn iter_keys_vf<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: &Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult, Bound<'py, PyAny>, Bound<'py, PyAny>)>> { let py = slf.py(); let mapper = slf.getattr("_mapper")?; let prefixes = Self::partition_keys(py, keys)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for (prefix, suffixes) in prefixes.iter() { let path = mapper.call_method1("map", (&prefix,))?; let vf = Self::get_vf(slf, &path)?; out.push((prefix, suffixes, vf)); } Ok(out) } /// Iterate `(path, prefix)` for every key prefix in the store. fn iter_all_prefixes<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, ) -> PyResult, Bound<'py, PyAny>)>> { let py = slf.py(); let mapper = slf.getattr("_mapper")?; let constant_mapper = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("ConstantMapper")?; let mut out = Vec::new(); if mapper.is_instance(&constant_mapper)? { let path = mapper.call_method1("map", (PyTuple::empty(py),))?; out.push((path, PyTuple::empty(py).into_any())); } else { let relpaths = PySet::empty(py)?; let transport = slf.getattr("_transport")?; for quoted in transport.call_method0("iter_files_recursive")?.try_iter()? { let quoted = quoted?; let splitext = py.import("os.path")?.getattr("splitext")?; let parts = splitext.call1((quoted,))?; relpaths.add(parts.get_item(0)?)?; } for path in relpaths.iter() { let prefix = mapper.call_method1("unmap", (&path,))?; out.push((path, prefix)); } } Ok(out) } fn iter_all_components<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, ) -> PyResult, Bound<'py, PyAny>)>> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for (path, prefix) in Self::iter_all_prefixes(slf)? { let vf = Self::get_vf(slf, &path)?; out.push((prefix, vf)); } Ok(out) } } #[pymethods] impl PyThunkedVersionedFiles { #[new] fn new( transport: Py, file_factory: Py, mapper: Py, is_locked: Py, ) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = (transport, file_factory, mapper, is_locked); vf_initializer().add_subclass(PyThunkedVersionedFiles) } fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>, file_factory: Bound<'_, PyAny>, mapper: Bound<'_, PyAny>, is_locked: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { slf.setattr("_transport", transport)?; slf.setattr("_file_factory", file_factory)?; slf.setattr("_mapper", mapper)?; slf.setattr("_is_locked", is_locked)?; Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (factory, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false))] fn add_content<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let lines = factory.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; let key = factory.getattr("key")?; let parents = factory.getattr("parents")?; Self::add_lines( slf, key, parents, lines, parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id, true, ) } #[pyo3(signature = (key, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let mapper = slf.getattr("_mapper")?; let path = mapper.call_method1("map", (&key,))?; let version_id = key.get_item(key.len()? - 1)?; let suffix_parents = PyList::empty(py); for parent in parents.try_iter()? { let parent = parent?; suffix_parents.append(parent.get_item(parent.len()? - 1)?)?; } let vf = Self::get_vf(slf, &path)?; let kwargs = PyDict::new(py); if let Some(v) = &parent_texts { kwargs.set_item("parent_texts", v)?; } if let Some(v) = &left_matching_blocks { kwargs.set_item("left_matching_blocks", v)?; } if let Some(v) = &nostore_sha { kwargs.set_item("nostore_sha", v)?; } kwargs.set_item("random_id", random_id)?; kwargs.set_item("check_content", check_content)?; let try_add = |vf: &Bound<'py, PyAny>| -> PyResult> { match vf.call_method( "add_lines_with_ghosts", (&version_id, &suffix_parents, &lines), Some(&kwargs), ) { Ok(r) => Ok(r), Err(e) if e.is_instance_of::(py) => vf .call_method( "add_lines", (&version_id, &suffix_parents, &lines), Some(&kwargs), ), Err(e) => Err(e), } }; match try_add(&vf) { Ok(r) => Ok(r), Err(e) => { let tnsf = py .import("bzrformats.transport")? .getattr("TransportNoSuchFile")?; if e.value(py).is_instance(&tnsf)? { let dirname = py .import("bzrformats.osutils")? .getattr("dirname")? .call1((&path,))?; slf.getattr("_transport")? .call_method1("mkdir", (dirname,))?; try_add(&vf) } else { Err(e) } } } } fn annotate<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let n = key.len()?; let prefix = key.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new(py, 0, (n - 1) as isize, 1))?; let mapper = slf.getattr("_mapper")?; let path = mapper.call_method1("map", (&prefix,))?; let vf = Self::get_vf(slf, &path)?; let origins = vf.call_method1("annotate", (key.get_item(n - 1)?,))?; let result = PyList::empty(py); for origin_line in origins.try_iter()? { let origin_line = origin_line?; let origin = origin_line.get_item(0)?; let line = origin_line.get_item(1)?; let new_key = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [origin])?,))?; result.append((new_key, line))?; } Ok(result) } #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None, keys=None))] fn check<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, progress_bar: Option>, keys: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = progress_bar; let py = slf.py(); for (_prefix, vf) in Self::iter_all_components(slf)? { vf.call_method0("check")?; } match keys { Some(keys) => { let unordered = pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, "unordered").into_any(); Self::get_record_stream(slf, keys, unordered, true) } None => Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)), } } fn get_parent_map<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let result = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, suffixes, vf) in Self::iter_keys_vf(slf, &keys)? { let parent_map = vf.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&suffixes,))?; let parent_map = parent_map.downcast::()?; for (k, parents) in parent_map.iter() { let new_key = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [&k])?,))?; let new_parents = PyList::empty(py); for parent in parents.try_iter()? { let parent = parent?; new_parents .append(prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [parent])?,))?)?; } let new_parents = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("tuple")? .call1((new_parents,))?; result.set_item(new_key, new_parents)?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'py, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let sorted_keys = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("sorted")?.call1((&keys,))?; let out = PyList::empty(py); for (prefix, suffixes, vf) in Self::iter_keys_vf(slf, &sorted_keys)? { let suffix_keys = PyList::empty(py); for suffix in suffixes.try_iter()? { suffix_keys.append(PyTuple::new(py, [suffix?])?)?; } let stream = vf.call_method1( "get_record_stream", (suffix_keys, &ordering, include_delta_closure), )?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let add_prefix = ThunkPrefixAdder { prefix: prefix.clone().unbind(), }; record.call_method1("map_key", (Py::new(py, add_prefix)?,))?; out.append(record)?; } } out.into_any().try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()) } fn get_sha1s<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let result = PyDict::new(py); for (prefix, suffixes, vf) in Self::iter_keys_vf(slf, &keys)? { let vf_sha1s = vf.call_method1("get_sha1s", (&suffixes,))?; let vf_sha1s = vf_sha1s.downcast::()?; for (suffix, sha1) in vf_sha1s.iter() { let new_key = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [suffix])?,))?; result.set_item(new_key, sha1)?; } } Ok(result) } fn insert_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, stream: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let mapper = slf.getattr("_mapper")?; let adapter_factory = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("AdapterFactory")?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let key = record.getattr("key")?; let n = key.len()?; let prefix = key.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new(py, 0, (n - 1) as isize, 1))?; let suffix_key = key.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new( py, (n - 1) as isize, n as isize, 1, ))?; let rec_parents = record.getattr("parents")?; let parents = if rec_parents.is_none() { py.None().into_bound(py) } else { let ps = PyList::empty(py); for parent in rec_parents.try_iter()? { let parent = parent?; let pn = parent.len()?; ps.append(parent.get_item(pyo3::types::PySlice::new( py, (pn - 1) as isize, pn as isize, 1, ))?)?; } ps.into_any() }; let thunk_record = adapter_factory.call1((suffix_key, parents, &record))?; let path = mapper.call_method1("map", (&prefix,))?; let vf = Self::get_vf(slf, &path)?; vf.call_method1("insert_record_stream", (PyList::new(py, [thunk_record])?,))?; } Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (keys, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = pb; let py = slf.py(); let out = PyList::empty(py); for (prefix, suffixes, vf) in Self::iter_keys_vf(slf, &keys)? { let it = vf.call_method1("iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions", (&suffixes,))?; for line_version in it.try_iter()? { let line_version = line_version?; let line = line_version.get_item(0)?; let version = line_version.get_item(1)?; let new_key = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [version])?,))?; out.append((line, new_key))?; } } out.into_any().try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()) } fn keys<'py>(slf: &Bound<'py, Self>) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let result = PySet::empty(py)?; for (prefix, vf) in Self::iter_all_components(slf)? { for suffix in vf.call_method0("versions")?.try_iter()? { let new_key = prefix.call_method1("__add__", (PyTuple::new(py, [suffix?])?,))?; result.add(new_key)?; } } Ok(result) } } /// Callable passed to `ContentFactory.map_key` that prepends a fixed prefix /// tuple to a key. #[pyclass] struct ThunkPrefixAdder { prefix: Py, } #[pymethods] impl ThunkPrefixAdder { fn __call__<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { self.prefix.bind(py).call_method1("__add__", (key,)) } } /// A `VersionedFiles` for uncommitted and committed texts, used to plan merges /// against working-tree texts. Ported from /// `bzrformats.versionedfile._PlanMergeVersionedFile`. /// /// Holds local `(key -> parents)` / `(key -> lines)` maps plus a list of /// fallback `VersionedFiles`, and drives the Rust `_PlanMerge` / `_PlanLCAMerge` /// (via `bzrformats.merge`). Instance state lives in `__dict__`. #[pyclass( name = "_PlanMergeVersionedFile", extends = PyVersionedFilesBase, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile" )] pub struct PyPlanMergeVersionedFile; #[pymethods] impl PyPlanMergeVersionedFile { #[new] fn new(file_id: Py) -> PyClassInitializer { let _ = file_id; vf_initializer().add_subclass(PyPlanMergeVersionedFile) } fn __init__(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, file_id: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); slf.setattr("_file_id", file_id)?; slf.setattr("fallback_versionedfiles", PyList::empty(py))?; let parents = PyDict::new(py); slf.setattr("_parents", &parents)?; slf.setattr("_lines", PyDict::new(py))?; // _providers = [DictParentsProvider(self._parents)] let provider = py .import("vcsgraph.graph")? .getattr("DictParentsProvider")? .call1((&parents,))?; slf.setattr("_providers", PyList::new(py, [provider])?)?; Ok(()) } #[pyo3(signature = (ver_a, ver_b, base=None))] fn plan_merge<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, ver_a: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_b: Bound<'py, PyAny>, base: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let plan_merge_cls = py.import("bzrformats.merge")?.getattr("_PlanMerge")?; let file_id = slf.getattr("_file_id")?; let prefix = PyTuple::new(py, [&file_id])?; match base { None => { let pm = plan_merge_cls.call1((&ver_a, &ver_b, slf, &prefix))?; pm.call_method0("plan_merge") } Some(base) => { let old = plan_merge_cls .call1((&ver_a, &base, slf, &prefix))? .call_method0("plan_merge")?; let old = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("list")?.call1((old,))?; let new = plan_merge_cls .call1((&ver_a, &ver_b, slf, &prefix))? .call_method0("plan_merge")?; let new = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("list")?.call1((new,))?; plan_merge_cls.getattr("_subtract_plans")?.call1((old, new)) } } } #[pyo3(signature = (ver_a, ver_b, base=None))] fn plan_lca_merge<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, ver_a: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ver_b: Bound<'py, PyAny>, base: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let merge = py.import("bzrformats.merge")?; let lca_cls = merge.getattr("_PlanLCAMerge")?; let graph = py .import("vcsgraph.graph")? .getattr("Graph")? .call1((slf,))?; let file_id = slf.getattr("_file_id")?; let prefix = PyTuple::new(py, [&file_id])?; let list = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("list")?; let new = lca_cls .call1((&ver_a, &ver_b, slf, &prefix, &graph))? .call_method0("plan_merge")?; match base { None => Ok(new), Some(base) => { let old = lca_cls .call1((&ver_a, &base, slf, &prefix, &graph))? .call_method0("plan_merge")?; let old = list.call1((old,))?; let new = list.call1((new,))?; lca_cls.getattr("_subtract_plans")?.call1((old, new)) } } } fn add_content<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, factory: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let key = factory.getattr("key")?; let parents = factory.getattr("parents")?; let lines = factory.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; Self::add_lines(slf, key, parents, lines) } fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, key: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); if !key.is_instance_of::() { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err(key.unbind())); } // Only reserved ids may be used. let last = key.get_item(key.len()? - 1)?; let is_reserved = py .import("bzrformats.revision")? .getattr("is_reserved_id")? .call1((&last,))? .is_truthy()?; if !is_reserved { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("Only reserved ids may be used")); } if parents.is_none() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("Parents may not be None")); } if lines.is_none() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("Lines may not be None")); } let parents_tuple = py .import("builtins")? .getattr("tuple")? .call1((&parents,))?; slf.getattr("_parents")? .downcast::()? .set_item(&key, parents_tuple)?; slf.getattr("_lines")? .downcast::()? .set_item(&key, lines)?; Ok(py.None().into_bound(py)) } fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ordering: Bound<'py, PyAny>, include_delta_closure: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = (ordering, include_delta_closure); let py = slf.py(); let out = PyList::empty(py); let lines_map = slf.getattr("_lines")?; let lines_map = lines_map.downcast::()?; let parents_map = slf.getattr("_parents")?; let parents_map = parents_map.downcast::()?; // pending = set(keys); locally-held keys yield ChunkedContentFactory. let pending = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { pending.add(k?)?; } let keys_list: Vec> = pending.iter().collect(); for key in keys_list { if let Some(lines) = lines_map.get_item(&key)? { let parents = parents_map .get_item(&key)? .ok_or_else(|| PyKeyError::new_err(key.clone().unbind()))?; pending.discard(&key)?; let cf = py.get_type::().call1(( &key, parents, py.None(), lines, ))?; out.append(cf)?; } } // Then consult fallback versionedfiles. let fallbacks = slf.getattr("fallback_versionedfiles")?; for vf in fallbacks.try_iter()? { let vf = vf?; let stream = vf.call_method1("get_record_stream", (&pending, "unordered", true))?; for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if kind == "absent" { continue; } pending.discard(record.getattr("key")?)?; out.append(record)?; } if pending.is_empty() { return out.into_any().try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()); } } // Report absent entries. for key in pending.iter() { let cf = py.get_type::().call1((key,))?; out.append(cf)?; } out.into_any().try_iter().map(|i| i.into_any()) } fn get_parent_map<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let py = slf.py(); let revision = py.import("bzrformats.revision")?; let null_rev = revision.getattr("NULL_REVISION")?; let key_set = PySet::empty(py)?; for k in keys.try_iter()? { key_set.add(k?)?; } let result = PyDict::new(py); if key_set.contains(&null_rev)? { key_set.discard(&null_rev)?; result.set_item(&null_rev, PyTuple::empty(py))?; } // _providers = self._providers[:1] + fallback_versionedfiles let providers = slf.getattr("_providers")?; let first = providers.get_item(0)?; let combined = PyList::new(py, [first])?; for vf in slf.getattr("fallback_versionedfiles")?.try_iter()? { combined.append(vf?)?; } slf.setattr("_providers", &combined)?; let stacked = py .import("vcsgraph.graph")? .getattr("StackedParentsProvider")? .call1((&combined,))?; let looked_up = stacked.call_method1("get_parent_map", (&key_set,))?; result.call_method1("update", (looked_up,))?; // Replace empty parents with (NULL_REVISION,). let empty = PyTuple::empty(py); let items: Vec<(Bound, Bound)> = result .items() .iter() .map(|it| { let t = it.downcast::().unwrap(); (t.get_item(0).unwrap(), t.get_item(1).unwrap()) }) .collect(); for (key, parents) in items { if parents.eq(&empty)? { result.set_item(&key, PyTuple::new(py, [&null_rev])?)?; } } Ok(result) } } pub(crate) fn _versionedfile_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "versionedfile")?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(record_to_fulltext_bytes, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(fulltext_network_to_record, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(check_lines_not_unicode, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(check_lines_are_lines, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(known_graph_ancestry_map, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_mpdiffs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(mpdiff_first_pass, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(mpdiff_collect_parent_chunks, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(add_mpdiffs, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(add_mpdiffs_singular, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(make_mpdiffs_singular, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(sort_groupcompress, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/weave.rs0000644000000000000000000022230715211122234017271 0ustar00use bazaar::weave::{ extract, inclusions, order_record_stream, read_weave_v5, reweave, walk_internal, write_weave_v5, ExtractLine, Instruction, PlanMergeState, WalkLine, WeaveEntry, WeaveError, WeaveFile, WeaveFileError, }; use pyo3::class::basic::CompareOp; use pyo3::exceptions::{PyNotImplementedError, PyTypeError, PyValueError}; use pyo3::import_exception; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::{PyAnyMethods, PyBytes, PyFrozenSet, PyList, PyTuple}; import_exception!(bzrformats.weave, WeaveFormatError); import_exception!(bzrformats.weave, WeaveInvalidChecksum); import_exception!(bzrformats.weave, WeaveParentMismatch); import_exception!(bzrformats.weave, WeaveTextDiffers); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, RevisionAlreadyPresent); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, RevisionNotPresent); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, OutSideTransaction); import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError); import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, ExistingContent); import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, UnavailableRepresentation); fn py_weave_to_rust(weave: &Bound) -> PyResult> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(weave.len()); for item in weave.iter() { if let Ok(bytes) = item.cast::() { out.push(WeaveEntry::Line(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec())); continue; } let tup = item .cast::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("weave entries must be bytes or 2-tuples"))?; if tup.len() != 2 { return Err(PyTypeError::new_err( "weave control tuples must have length 2", )); } let tag = tup .get_item(0)? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("weave control tag must be bytes"))?; let op = match tag.as_bytes() { b"{" => Instruction::InsertOpen, b"}" => Instruction::InsertClose, b"[" => Instruction::DeleteOpen, b"]" => Instruction::DeleteClose, other => { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown weave instruction: {:?}", other ))); } }; let version_obj = tup.get_item(1)?; // Python stores `(b"}", None)` for close-insertion — the version slot // is unused there, so accept None. let version = if version_obj.is_none() { 0 } else { version_obj.extract::()? }; out.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op, version }); } Ok(out) } fn weave_err_to_py(err: WeaveError) -> PyErr { // Map to whatever the Python caller expected; for now a plain ValueError // carrying the display string. Callers wrap this in WeaveFormatError. PyValueError::new_err(err.to_string()) } /// Walk the weave and return the extracted `(origin_index, lineno, line)` /// tuples for the given `included` set. `included` may be any iterable of /// integer version indices; it should already be the transitive ancestor /// closure. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "extract")] fn py_extract<'py>( py: Python<'py>, weave: Bound<'py, PyList>, included: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let entries = py_weave_to_rust(&weave)?; let mut incl = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for item in included.try_iter()? { incl.insert(item?.extract::()?); } let lines: Vec> = extract(&entries, &incl).map_err(weave_err_to_py)?; let items: Vec> = lines .into_iter() .map(|e| { PyTuple::new( py, [ e.origin.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), e.lineno.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, e.text).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Compute the transitive ancestor set of `versions` given a list-of-lists /// `parents` table indexed by version number. Returns a Python `set` of int. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "inclusions")] fn py_inclusions<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parents: Bound<'py, PyList>, versions: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parents_rust: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); for row in parents.iter() { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in row.try_iter()? { ps.push(p?.extract::()?); } parents_rust.push(ps); } let mut versions_rust: Vec = Vec::new(); for v in versions.try_iter()? { versions_rust.push(v?.extract::()?); } let result = inclusions(&parents_rust, &versions_rust); pyo3::types::PySet::new(py, result.iter()) } /// Walk the weave yielding `(lineno, insert_version, frozenset(deletes), line)` /// tuples for every literal line. `insert_version` and the deletion-set /// elements are integer indices; callers translate to names if desired. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "walk_internal")] fn py_walk_internal<'py>( py: Python<'py>, weave: Bound<'py, PyList>, ) -> PyResult> { let entries = py_weave_to_rust(&weave)?; let walked: Vec> = walk_internal(&entries).map_err(weave_err_to_py)?; let items: Vec> = walked .into_iter() .map(|w| { let deletes = PyFrozenSet::new(py, w.deletes.iter())?; PyTuple::new( py, [ w.lineno.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), w.insert.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), deletes.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, w.text).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } fn weave_file_err_to_py(err: WeaveFileError) -> PyErr { WeaveFormatError::new_err(err.to_string()) } /// The four-list tuple returned by [`py_read_weave_v5`] — parents, sha1s, /// names, weave body. type WeaveFileFields<'py> = ( Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, ); /// Assemble the Rust-side weave entry list into a Python list matching the /// shape `bzrformats.weave.Weave._weave` uses: literal lines as bytes, /// control tuples as `(op, version)` with `None` for close-insertion. fn rust_weave_to_py<'py>(py: Python<'py>, entries: &[WeaveEntry]) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for entry in entries { match entry { WeaveEntry::Line(line) => out.append(PyBytes::new(py, line))?, WeaveEntry::Control { op, version } => { let (tag, with_version): (&[u8], bool) = match op { Instruction::InsertOpen => (b"{", true), Instruction::InsertClose => (b"}", false), Instruction::DeleteOpen => (b"[", true), Instruction::DeleteClose => (b"]", true), }; let tag_bytes = PyBytes::new(py, tag); let tuple = if with_version { PyTuple::new( py, [tag_bytes.into_any(), version.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()], )? } else { PyTuple::new(py, [tag_bytes.into_any(), py.None().into_bound(py)])? }; out.append(tuple)?; } } } Ok(out) } /// Parse a v5 weave file. Returns `(parents, sha1s, names, weave)` — the /// four lists the Python `Weave` instance needs. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "read_weave_v5")] fn py_read_weave_v5<'py>(py: Python<'py>, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { let wf = read_weave_v5(data).map_err(weave_file_err_to_py)?; let parents = PyList::empty(py); for ps in &wf.parents { let inner: Vec> = ps .iter() .map(|p| -> PyResult> { Ok(p.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; parents.append(PyList::new(py, inner)?)?; } let sha1s = PyList::empty(py); for s in &wf.sha1s { sha1s.append(PyBytes::new(py, s))?; } let names = PyList::empty(py); for n in &wf.names { names.append(PyBytes::new(py, n))?; } let weave_list = rust_weave_to_py(py, &wf.weave)?; Ok((parents, sha1s, names, weave_list)) } /// Serialize a weave to v5 bytes. Arguments are the same four lists the /// Python `Weave` stores: `_parents`, `_sha1s`, `_names`, `_weave`. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "write_weave_v5")] fn py_write_weave_v5<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parents: Bound<'py, PyList>, sha1s: Bound<'py, PyList>, names: Bound<'py, PyList>, weave: Bound<'py, PyList>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut parents_rust: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); for row in parents.iter() { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in row.try_iter()? { ps.push(p?.extract::()?); } parents_rust.push(ps); } let sha1s_rust: Vec> = sha1s .iter() .map(|s| -> PyResult> { Ok(s.cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("sha1 entries must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let names_rust: Vec> = names .iter() .map(|n| -> PyResult> { Ok(n.cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("name entries must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let weave_rust = py_weave_to_rust(&weave)?; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: parents_rust, sha1s: sha1s_rust, names: names_rust, weave: weave_rust, }; Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &write_weave_v5(&wf))) } /// Decode the four `Weave._parents/_sha1s/_names/_weave` lists into a /// pure-Rust [`WeaveFile`]. Used by helpers that need to mutate a weave. fn weave_lists_to_rust<'py>( parents: &Bound<'py, PyList>, sha1s: &Bound<'py, PyList>, names: &Bound<'py, PyList>, weave: &Bound<'py, PyList>, ) -> PyResult { let mut parents_rust: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); for row in parents.iter() { let mut ps = Vec::new(); for p in row.try_iter()? { ps.push(p?.extract::()?); } parents_rust.push(ps); } let sha1s_rust: Vec> = sha1s .iter() .map(|s| -> PyResult> { Ok(s.cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("sha1 entries must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let names_rust: Vec> = names .iter() .map(|n| -> PyResult> { Ok(n.cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("name entries must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let weave_rust = py_weave_to_rust(weave)?; Ok(WeaveFile { parents: parents_rust, sha1s: sha1s_rust, names: names_rust, weave: weave_rust, }) } /// Encode a [`WeaveFile`] back into the four-list shape Python expects. fn weave_to_lists<'py>(py: Python<'py>, wf: &WeaveFile) -> PyResult> { let parents = PyList::empty(py); for ps in &wf.parents { let inner: Vec> = ps .iter() .map(|p| -> PyResult> { Ok(p.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; parents.append(PyList::new(py, inner)?)?; } let sha1s_out = PyList::empty(py); for s in &wf.sha1s { sha1s_out.append(PyBytes::new(py, s))?; } let names_out = PyList::empty(py); for n in &wf.names { names_out.append(PyBytes::new(py, n))?; } let weave_out = rust_weave_to_py(py, &wf.weave)?; Ok((parents, sha1s_out, names_out, weave_out)) } fn weave_op_err_to_py(py: Python<'_>, err: WeaveError) -> PyErr { match err { WeaveError::RevisionAlreadyPresent(name) => { RevisionAlreadyPresent::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &name).unbind(), py.None())) } WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(idx) => RevisionNotPresent::new_err((idx, py.None())), WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(name) => { RevisionNotPresent::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &name).unbind(), py.None())) } WeaveError::ExistingContent => ExistingContent::new_err(()), WeaveError::InvalidChecksum { .. } => WeaveInvalidChecksum::new_err(err.to_string()), WeaveError::TextDiffers(name) => { // Python signature: WeaveTextDiffers(revision_id, weave_a, weave_b). // The Rust core doesn't carry the two weaves, so pass None for both. WeaveTextDiffers::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &name).unbind(), py.None(), py.None())) } WeaveError::ParentMismatch { .. } => WeaveParentMismatch::new_err(err.to_string()), other => WeaveFormatError::new_err(other.to_string()), } } /// Add a single text on top of a weave. Mirrors `Weave._add` from /// `bzrformats/weave.py`. Returns the four post-mutation lists plus the /// new version index. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(name = "weave_add", signature = (parents, sha1s, names, weave, version_id, lines, parent_ids, sha1=None, nostore_sha=None))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn py_weave_add<'py>( py: Python<'py>, parents: Bound<'py, PyList>, sha1s: Bound<'py, PyList>, names: Bound<'py, PyList>, weave: Bound<'py, PyList>, version_id: Option<&[u8]>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, sha1: Option<&[u8]>, nostore_sha: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult<( Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, Bound<'py, PyList>, usize, )> { let mut wf = weave_lists_to_rust(&parents, &sha1s, &names, &weave)?; let lines_rust: Vec> = lines .try_iter()? .map(|l| -> PyResult> { Ok(l? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("lines must be bytes"))? .as_bytes() .to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let parent_ids_rust: Vec = parent_ids .try_iter()? .map(|p| -> PyResult { p?.extract::() }) .collect::>()?; let idx = wf .add( version_id, &lines_rust, &parent_ids_rust, sha1.map(|s| s.to_vec()), nostore_sha, ) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let (p, s, n, w) = weave_to_lists(py, &wf)?; Ok((p, s, n, w, idx)) } import_exception!(bzrformats._bzr_rs.errors, ReservedId); /// Reserved-id check, mirroring `Weave.check_not_reserved_id`. A reserved /// id has a trailing `:`. Always allowed when `_allow_reserved` is True. fn check_reserved(name: &[u8], allow_reserved: bool) -> PyResult<()> { if !allow_reserved && name.ends_with(b":") { Python::attach(|py| -> PyResult<()> { Err(ReservedId::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(),))) }) } else { Ok(()) } } /// Clone the opaque weave-name slot into a Python value (or None) for /// use as the `file_id`/`weave` argument of a Python-side exception. fn weave_name_for_err(py: Python<'_>, name: Option<&Py>) -> Py { match name { None => py.None(), Some(obj) => obj.clone_ref(py), } } /// Iterator returned by `Weave.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions`. /// The structural walk is done eagerly in the bazaar crate (it is /// fallible and one-pass), but each `(line, name)` pair becomes a /// Python `bytes` tuple on demand. #[pyclass] struct WeaveLinesIter { pairs: std::collections::VecDeque<(Vec, Vec)>, } #[pymethods] impl WeaveLinesIter { fn __iter__(slf: PyRef) -> PyRef { slf } fn __next__<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult>> { match self.pairs.pop_front() { Some((line, name)) => Ok(Some(PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &name).into_any(), ], )?)), None => Ok(None), } } } /// Rust-backed `Weave` — holds the entire weave state and exposes the /// same surface the previous Python class did. The Python `bzrformats.weave` /// module subclasses this to add transport-backed `WeaveFile` (which /// overrides `_add_lines` to save). #[pyclass( subclass, name = "Weave", extends = crate::versionedfile::PyVersionedFileBase, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.weave" )] pub struct PyWeave { inner: WeaveFile, /// Opaque "name" attached to this weave. Python keeps it as /// whatever the caller passed (bytes, str, an int from a tempfile /// fd, or None). Stored as a Py so we don't second-guess. weave_name: Option>, access_mode: String, allow_reserved: bool, /// Optional scope callback (called as `get_scope()`) — used by /// `_check_write_ok`. None means "no scope checking". get_scope: Option>, /// Cached value of `get_scope()` at construction time. scope: Option>, } impl PyWeave { /// Build the `VersionedFile -> PyWeave` initializer chain shared by /// `PyWeave::new` and the `PyWeaveFile` subclass. `get_scope`, if given, is /// invoked once to cache the scope. pub(crate) fn base_initializer( py: Python<'_>, weave_name: Option>, access_mode: String, get_scope: Option>, allow_reserved: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let weave_name = match weave_name { None => None, Some(obj) if obj.is_none(py) => None, Some(obj) => Some(obj), }; let scope = match &get_scope { None => None, Some(cb) => Some(cb.call0(py)?), }; Ok( crate::versionedfile::versionedfile_initializer().add_subclass(Self { inner: WeaveFile::default(), weave_name, access_mode, allow_reserved, get_scope, scope, }), ) } } #[pymethods] impl PyWeave { #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (weave_name=None, access_mode="w".to_string(), matcher=None, get_scope=None, allow_reserved=false))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, weave_name: Option>, access_mode: String, matcher: Option>, get_scope: Option>, allow_reserved: bool, ) -> PyResult> { // `matcher` is accepted for API compatibility; the diff matcher used by // `_add` is hard-coded to patiencediff in the Rust core. let _ = matcher; Self::base_initializer(py, weave_name, access_mode, get_scope, allow_reserved) } fn __repr__(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult { match &self.weave_name { None => Ok("Weave(None)".to_string()), Some(obj) => { let r = obj.bind(py).repr()?.extract::()?; Ok(format!("Weave({})", r)) } } } fn __richcmp__(&self, other: &Self, op: CompareOp) -> PyResult { match op { CompareOp::Eq => Ok(self.inner.parents == other.inner.parents && self.inner.weave == other.inner.weave && self.inner.sha1s == other.inner.sha1s), CompareOp::Ne => Ok(!(self.inner.parents == other.inner.parents && self.inner.weave == other.inner.weave && self.inner.sha1s == other.inner.sha1s)), _ => Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "only == and != are supported", )), } } fn __contains__(&self, version_id: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> bool { match version_id.extract::<&[u8]>() { Ok(name) => self.inner.has_version(name), // Python's original accepted any object, returning False for // anything not in the name map. Mirror that — non-bytes is // simply not present. Err(_) => false, } } fn __len__(&self) -> usize { self.inner.num_versions() } fn has_version(&self, version_id: &Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> bool { match version_id.extract::<&[u8]>() { Ok(name) => self.inner.has_version(name), Err(_) => false, } } fn num_versions(&self) -> usize { self.inner.num_versions() } fn versions<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let items: Vec> = self .inner .names .iter() .map(|n| PyBytes::new(py, n)) .collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Return a fresh deep copy. Mirrors `Weave.copy`. fn copy(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let init = crate::versionedfile::versionedfile_initializer().add_subclass(Self { inner: self.inner.clone(), weave_name: self.weave_name.as_ref().map(|n| n.clone_ref(py)), access_mode: self.access_mode.clone(), allow_reserved: self.allow_reserved, get_scope: self.get_scope.as_ref().map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)), scope: self.scope.as_ref().map(|s| s.clone_ref(py)), }); Py::new(py, init) } /// Copy from `other` into self in place. Mirrors `Weave._copy_weave_content`. fn _copy_weave_content(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, other: PyRef) { self.inner = other.inner.clone(); // Match Python: copy every slot except `_weave_name`. self.access_mode = other.access_mode.clone(); self.allow_reserved = other.allow_reserved; self.get_scope = other.get_scope.as_ref().map(|c| c.clone_ref(py)); self.scope = other.scope.as_ref().map(|s| s.clone_ref(py)); } // ---- read-only views over the underlying state ---- /// Snapshot of the parent table as a list of lists of int. #[getter] fn _parents<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let outer = PyList::empty(py); for ps in &self.inner.parents { let inner: Vec> = ps .iter() .map(|p| -> PyResult> { Ok(p.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any()) }) .collect::>()?; outer.append(PyList::new(py, inner)?)?; } Ok(outer) } #[setter] fn set__parents<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, new_parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let mut outer = Vec::new(); for ps in new_parents.try_iter()? { let mut inner = Vec::new(); for p in ps?.try_iter()? { inner.push(p?.extract::()?); } outer.push(inner); } self.inner.parents = outer; Ok(()) } /// Snapshot of the per-version sha1 list. #[getter] fn _sha1s<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for s in &self.inner.sha1s { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, s))?; } Ok(out) } #[setter] fn set__names<'py>(&mut self, py: Python<'py>, new_names: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let mut names = Vec::new(); for n in new_names.try_iter()? { let b = n? .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("_names must be bytes"))?; names.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } self.inner.names = names; Ok(()) } /// Snapshot of the per-version name list. #[getter] fn _names<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let out = PyList::empty(py); for n in &self.inner.names { out.append(PyBytes::new(py, n))?; } Ok(out) } /// Snapshot of the weave entry stream in the `(b"{",v)`/literal-bytes shape /// that the Python `Weave._weave` attribute used. #[getter] fn _weave<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { rust_weave_to_py(py, &self.inner.weave) } /// Snapshot of the name -> index map. #[getter] fn _name_map<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let dict = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for (i, name) in self.inner.names.iter().enumerate() { dict.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, name), i)?; } Ok(dict) } #[getter] fn _weave_name<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Py { match &self.weave_name { None => py.None(), Some(obj) => obj.clone_ref(py), } } #[setter] fn set__weave_name(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, value: Py) -> PyResult<()> { self.weave_name = if value.is_none(py) { None } else { Some(value) }; Ok(()) } #[getter] fn _access_mode(&self) -> String { self.access_mode.clone() } #[getter] fn _allow_reserved(&self) -> bool { self.allow_reserved } fn _check_write_ok(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult<()> { if let Some(get_scope) = &slf.get_scope { let current = get_scope.call0(py)?; let stored = match &slf.scope { None => py.None(), Some(s) => s.clone_ref(py), }; if !current.bind(py).eq(stored.bind(py))? { return Err(OutSideTransaction::new_err(())); } } if slf.access_mode != "w" { return Err(ReadOnlyObjectDirtiedError::new_err((slf .into_pyobject(py)? .unbind(),))); } Ok(()) } /// Translate symbolic name to internal index. Errors with /// `RevisionNotPresent` if missing. Mirrors `Weave._lookup`. fn _lookup(slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, name: &[u8]) -> PyResult { if !slf.allow_reserved { check_reserved(name, slf.allow_reserved)?; } match slf.inner.lookup(name) { Some(i) => Ok(i), None => Python::attach(|py| { Err(RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, slf.weave_name.as_ref()), ))) }), } } /// Map an integer index to its symbolic version name. Mirrors /// `Weave._idx_to_name`. fn _idx_to_name<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, idx: usize) -> PyResult> { if idx >= self.inner.names.len() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!("index {} out of range", idx))); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &self.inner.names[idx])) } /// Convert either an integer index or a symbolic name to an integer /// index. Mirrors `Weave._maybe_lookup`. fn _maybe_lookup( slf: PyRef<'_, Self>, py: Python<'_>, name_or_index: Py, ) -> PyResult { if let Ok(i) = name_or_index.extract::(py) { return Ok(i); } let name = name_or_index.extract::<&[u8]>(py)?; Self::_lookup(slf, name) } /// Compute the transitive ancestor index set for the given indices. /// Mirrors `Weave._inclusions`. fn _inclusions<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, versions: Vec, ) -> PyResult> { let result = inclusions(&self.inner.parents, &versions); pyo3::types::PySet::new(py, result.iter()) } /// Static subset check used by `_join`. Mirrors `Weave._compatible_parents`. #[staticmethod] fn _compatible_parents( my_parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, other_parents: Bound<'_, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult { let my: std::collections::HashSet = my_parents .try_iter()? .map(|x| x?.extract::()) .collect::>()?; let other: std::collections::HashSet = other_parents .try_iter()? .map(|x| x?.extract::()) .collect::>()?; Ok(other.is_subset(&my)) } /// Walk the weave, yielding `(lineno, insert_name, frozenset(delete_names), /// line)` tuples. Mirrors `Weave._walk_internal`. #[pyo3(signature = (_version_ids=None))] fn _walk_internal<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, _version_ids: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let walked = walk_internal(&self.inner.weave).map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let names = &self.inner.names; let items: Vec> = walked .into_iter() .map(|w| { let delete_names: Vec> = w .deletes .iter() .map(|&d| PyBytes::new(py, &names[d])) .collect(); let deletes = PyFrozenSet::new(py, delete_names.iter())?; PyTuple::new( py, [ w.lineno.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &names[w.insert]).into_any(), deletes.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, w.text).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Walk the weave for the given int indices and yield /// `(origin_index, lineno, line)` tuples. Mirrors `Weave._extract`. fn _extract<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, versions: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let mut idxs = Vec::new(); for v in versions.try_iter()? { let v = v?; let i = v .extract::() .map_err(|_| PyValueError::new_err("_extract requires integer version indices"))?; idxs.push(i); } let included = inclusions(&self.inner.parents, &idxs); let lines: Vec> = extract(&self.inner.weave, &included).map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let items: Vec> = lines .into_iter() .map(|e| { PyTuple::new( py, [ e.origin.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), e.lineno.into_pyobject(py)?.into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, e.text).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Get parent map for the given version names. Unknown names are /// silently dropped. NULL_REVISION maps to an empty parent tuple. /// Mirrors `Weave.get_parent_map`. fn get_parent_map<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let result = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for v in version_ids.try_iter()? { let v = v?; let bytes = v .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("get_parent_map version_ids must be bytes"))?; let name = bytes.as_bytes(); if name == bazaar::NULL_REVISION { let empty = PyTuple::empty(py); result.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, name), empty)?; continue; } if let Some(idx) = self.inner.lookup(name) { let parents = &self.inner.parents[idx]; let parent_names: Vec> = parents .iter() .map(|&p| PyBytes::new(py, &self.inner.names[p])) .collect(); let tup = PyTuple::new(py, parent_names.iter())?; result.set_item(PyBytes::new(py, name), tup)?; } } Ok(result) } fn get_parents_with_ghosts(&self, _version_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { Err(PyNotImplementedError::new_err( "get_parents_with_ghosts not supported on Weave", )) } /// Map version names to their stored sha1 hex digests. Errors with /// `RevisionNotPresent` for unknown names. Mirrors `Weave.get_sha1s`. fn get_sha1s<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let result = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for v in version_ids.try_iter()? { let v = v?; let bytes = v .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("get_sha1s version_ids must be bytes"))?; let name = bytes.as_bytes(); let idx = self.inner.lookup(name).ok_or_else(|| { Python::attach(|py| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, self.weave_name.as_ref()), )) }) })?; result.set_item( PyBytes::new(py, name), PyBytes::new(py, &self.inner.sha1s[idx]), )?; } Ok(result) } /// Return the ancestor name set for the given starting names. /// `version_ids` may be a single bytes or an iterable. Mirrors /// `Weave.get_ancestry`. #[pyo3(signature = (version_ids, topo_sorted=true))] fn get_ancestry<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Bound<'py, PyAny>, topo_sorted: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = topo_sorted; let mut names: Vec> = Vec::new(); if let Ok(b) = version_ids.cast::() { names.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } else { for v in version_ids.try_iter()? { let v = v?; let bytes = v.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err("get_ancestry expects bytes or iterable of bytes") })?; names.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } } let mut idxs = Vec::with_capacity(names.len()); for name in &names { let i = self.inner.lookup(name).ok_or_else(|| { Python::attach(|py| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, self.weave_name.as_ref()), )) }) })?; idxs.push(i); } let inc = inclusions(&self.inner.parents, &idxs); let names_out: Vec> = inc .into_iter() .map(|i| PyBytes::new(py, &self.inner.names[i])) .collect(); pyo3::types::PySet::new(py, names_out.iter()) } /// Return `[(origin_name, line), ...]` for the given version. Mirrors /// `Weave.annotate`. fn annotate<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: &[u8]) -> PyResult> { let idx = self.inner.lookup(version_id).ok_or_else(|| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, version_id).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, self.weave_name.as_ref()), )) })?; let pairs = self .inner .annotate(idx) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let items: Vec> = pairs .into_iter() .map(|(name, line)| { PyTuple::new( py, [ PyBytes::new(py, &name).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Get the lines of a version, verifying its sha1. `version_id` may be /// a bytes name or an integer index. Mirrors `Weave.get_lines`. fn get_lines<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let idx = if let Ok(i) = version_id.extract::() { i } else { let bytes = version_id.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err("get_lines expects bytes name or integer index") })?; let name = bytes.as_bytes(); if !self.allow_reserved && name.ends_with(b":") { return Err(ReservedId::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(),))); } self.inner.lookup(name).ok_or_else(|| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, self.weave_name.as_ref()), )) })? }; let lines = self .inner .get_lines(idx) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let items: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } /// Convenience: concatenate `get_lines`. Matches `VersionedFile.get_text`. fn get_text<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let lines = self.get_lines(py, version_id)?; let mut buf: Vec = Vec::new(); for line in lines.iter() { let b = line .cast_into::() .expect("get_lines returned non-bytes"); buf.extend_from_slice(b.as_bytes()); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &buf)) } /// Iterator over `(line_with_eol, inserted_name)` pairs. Mirrors /// `Weave.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions`. #[pyo3(signature = (version_ids=None, pb=None))] fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, version_ids: Option>, pb: Option>, ) -> PyResult { let _ = pb; let names_owned: Option>> = match version_ids { None => None, Some(obj) => { let mut v = Vec::new(); for item in obj.try_iter()? { let it = item?; let b = it.cast_into::().map_err(|_| { PyTypeError::new_err( "iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions: version_ids must be bytes", ) })?; v.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } Some(v) } }; // The structural walk in the bazaar crate is fallible and runs // over the whole weave, so it happens here; the resulting Rust // byte buffers are handed to the iterator, which constructs the // Python objects one pair at a time. let pairs: std::collections::VecDeque<(Vec, Vec)> = match &names_owned { None => self .inner .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions::>(None) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))? .collect(), Some(v) => { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = v.iter().map(|x| x.as_slice()).collect(); self.inner .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(Some(refs)) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))? .collect() } }; Ok(WeaveLinesIter { pairs }) } /// Three-way merge plan. Yields `(state_str, line_bytes)` tuples /// where `state_str` is one of "killed-base", "killed-both", /// "killed-a", "killed-b", "unchanged", "new-a", "new-b", "ghost-a", /// "ghost-b", or "irrelevant". Mirrors `Weave.plan_merge`. fn plan_merge<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, ver_a: &[u8], ver_b: &[u8], ) -> PyResult> { let plan = self .inner .plan_merge(ver_a, ver_b) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let items: Vec> = plan .into_iter() .map(|(state, line): (PlanMergeState, Vec)| { let tag_str = std::str::from_utf8(state.tag()).expect("PlanMergeState tags are ASCII"); PyTuple::new( py, [ pyo3::types::PyString::new(py, tag_str).into_any(), PyBytes::new(py, &line).into_any(), ], ) }) .collect::>()?; PyList::new(py, items) } /// Internal consistency check. Raises WeaveFormatError or /// WeaveInvalidChecksum on detected corruption. Mirrors `Weave.check`. #[pyo3(signature = (progress_bar=None))] fn check(&self, py: Python<'_>, progress_bar: Option>) -> PyResult<()> { let _ = progress_bar; self.inner.check().map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e)) } /// Mirrors `Weave._add` — add a single text on top of the weave. /// Returns the new index. `parents` is a list of *integer* parent /// indices. #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, lines, parents, sha1=None, nostore_sha=None))] fn _add<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: &[u8], lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, sha1: Option<&[u8]>, nostore_sha: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> PyResult { // Validate lines (mirror _check_lines_not_unicode and _check_lines_are_lines). let lines_rust: Vec> = lines .try_iter()? .map(|l| -> PyResult> { let l = l?; let b = l .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("lines"))?; let bytes = b.as_bytes(); if bytes.len() > 1 && bytes[..bytes.len() - 1].contains(&b'\n') { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("lines contain newlines")); } Ok(bytes.to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; let parent_idxs: Vec = parents .try_iter()? .map(|p| -> PyResult { p?.extract::() }) .collect::>()?; self.inner .add( Some(version_id), &lines_rust, &parent_idxs, sha1.map(|s| s.to_vec()), nostore_sha, ) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e)) } /// Mirrors `Weave._add_lines` — add a single text given parent *names*. /// Returns `(sha1_bytes, total_size, idx)`. `version_id` may be None; /// the Rust core then auto-allocates `b"sha1:" + sha1` as the name. #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn _add_lines<'py>( &mut self, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Option<&[u8]>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option<&[u8]>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult<(Bound<'py, PyBytes>, usize, usize)> { let _ = (parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, random_id); let parent_names: Vec> = parents .try_iter()? .map(|p| -> PyResult> { let p = p?; let b = p .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("parents must be bytes"))?; Ok(b.as_bytes().to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; // Bytes-only check is unconditional (we have to be able to copy // the lines somewhere); the inline-newline check honours // `check_content` because callers sometimes opt out for // performance on already-validated input. Mirrors the Python // `VersionedFile._check_lines_*` flow. let lines_rust: Vec> = lines .try_iter()? .map(|l| -> PyResult> { let l = l?; let b = l .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("lines"))?; let bytes = b.as_bytes(); if check_content && bytes.len() > 1 && bytes[..bytes.len() - 1].contains(&b'\n') { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("lines contain newlines")); } Ok(bytes.to_vec()) }) .collect::>()?; // Resolve parent names to indices up front so we can call the // index-taking `add()` path directly. Falling through `add_lines` // would require a bytes name; this _add_lines accepts None so the // SHA-based default naming kicks in. let mut parent_idxs = Vec::with_capacity(parent_names.len()); for name in &parent_names { parent_idxs.push(self.inner.lookup(name).ok_or_else(|| { Python::attach(|py| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(( PyBytes::new(py, name).unbind(), weave_name_for_err(py, self.weave_name.as_ref()), )) }) })?); } let total: usize = lines_rust.iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum(); let idx = self .inner .add(version_id, &lines_rust, &parent_idxs, None, nostore_sha) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let sha = bazaar::weave::sha_strings(&lines_rust); Ok((PyBytes::new(py, &sha), total, idx)) } /// Translate `other`'s parent indices to indices in `self`. Mirrors /// `Weave._imported_parents`. fn _imported_parents( &self, py: Python<'_>, other: PyRef<'_, Self>, other_idx: usize, ) -> PyResult> { self.inner .imported_parents(&other.inner, other_idx) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e)) } /// Cross-check shared version consistency. Mirrors /// `Weave._check_version_consistent`. fn _check_version_consistent( &self, py: Python<'_>, other: PyRef<'_, Self>, other_idx: usize, name: &[u8], ) -> PyResult { self.inner .check_version_consistent(&other.inner, other_idx, name) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e)) } /// In-place reweave with `other`. Mirrors `Weave._reweave`. #[pyo3(signature = (other, _pb=None, _msg=None))] fn _reweave( &mut self, py: Python<'_>, other: PyRef<'_, Self>, _pb: Option>, _msg: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { let new = reweave(&self.inner, &other.inner).map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; // Match Python `_copy_weave_content` semantics: copy every slot // except `_weave_name`. self.inner = new; Ok(()) } /// Replace the binary contents from a v5 weave file. Used by /// `WeaveFile.__init__` after reading the on-disk bytes. The lengths /// of `parents`, `sha1s`, and `names` must agree. fn _load_from_v5_bytes(&mut self, py: Python<'_>, data: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { let wf = read_weave_v5(data).map_err(|e| WeaveFormatError::new_err(e.to_string()))?; let _ = py; self.inner = wf; Ok(()) } /// Serialize this weave to v5 bytes. Mirrors `write_weave_v5(self, f)` /// but returns the bytes rather than writing. fn _to_v5_bytes<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &write_weave_v5(&self.inner))) } // ---- test-only mutators: required by per_versionedfile corruption // tests. Not part of the public Weave API. Naming kept blunt so they // stand out in greps. /// Replace the text of an existing literal weave entry. Used only by /// tests that simulate on-disk corruption. fn _test_corrupt_line(&mut self, idx: usize, bytes: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { if idx >= self.inner.weave.len() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("idx out of range")); } match &mut self.inner.weave[idx] { WeaveEntry::Line(slot) => { *slot = bytes.to_vec(); Ok(()) } WeaveEntry::Control { .. } => Err(PyValueError::new_err( "_test_corrupt_line target is a control instruction, not a literal line", )), } } /// Replace a stored sha1. Used only by tests that simulate header /// corruption. fn _test_corrupt_sha1(&mut self, version: usize, sha: &[u8]) -> PyResult<()> { if version >= self.inner.sha1s.len() { return Err(PyValueError::new_err("version out of range")); } self.inner.sha1s[version] = sha.to_vec(); Ok(()) } /// Yield content factories for `version_keys` in the requested order. /// Mirrors `Weave.get_record_stream` from bzrformats/weave.py: /// /// * each input is a 1-element tuple key `(name,)` /// * `ordering` is one of `"unordered"`, `"topological"`, /// `"groupcompress"` /// * `include_delta_closure` is accepted for interface parity but /// ignored; this storage doesn't carry deltas /// /// Versions known to this weave are returned as /// [`WeaveContentFactory`]; missing versions are returned as /// `bzrformats._bzr_rs.versionedfile.AbsentContentFactory` so the /// caller can short-circuit to its absent path. /// /// Returns an iterator object so callers can use `next()` directly, /// matching the original Python generator. #[pyo3(signature = (version_keys, ordering, include_delta_closure))] fn get_record_stream<'py>( slf: Py, py: Python<'py>, version_keys: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = include_delta_closure; // `version_keys` is an iterable of 1-element tuples — extract the // last segment of each (matching the Python `version[-1]` idiom). let mut names: Vec> = Vec::new(); for item in version_keys.try_iter()? { let tup = item?; // Accept either a tuple-of-bytes or a bare bytes object; // the Python code did `version[-1]` which works for both. if let Ok(b) = tup.extract::<&[u8]>() { names.push(b.to_vec()); continue; } let last = tup.get_item(tup.len()? - 1)?; let bytes = last .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("version key tail must be bytes"))?; names.push(bytes.as_bytes().to_vec()); } // Reorder names per `ordering`. Unknown names land at the end, // matching the `set(versions).difference(set(parents))` fallback // in the Python implementation. let weave_ref = slf.borrow(py); let ordered_names = order_record_stream(&weave_ref.inner, &names, ordering) .ok_or_else(|| PyValueError::new_err(format!("unknown ordering {:?}", ordering)))?; drop(weave_ref); // Build the result list: one factory per name. let out = PyList::empty(py); for name in ordered_names { let weave_ref = slf.borrow(py); if weave_ref.inner.lookup(&name).is_some() { drop(weave_ref); // Construct via the public constructor so `key` and // `parents` get the same Py-tuple shape map_key expects. let factory = WeaveContentFactory::new(py, slf.clone_ref(py), name)?; out.append(Py::new(py, factory)?)?; } else { drop(weave_ref); let key = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &name)])?; let absent = crate::versionedfile::new_absent_content_factory(py, key.extract()?)?; out.append(absent.into_any())?; } } // Wrap the eager list in an iterator object so callers can // `next()` it just like the original Python generator. out.call_method0("__iter__") } /// Add a single text on top of the versioned file. Mirrors the Python /// `Weave.add_lines`: checks the write guard, then delegates to /// `_add_lines` (which the subclass `WeaveFile` overrides to also save). #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts=None, left_matching_blocks=None, nostore_sha=None, random_id=false, check_content=true))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Option>, left_matching_blocks: Option>, nostore_sha: Option>, random_id: bool, check_content: bool, ) -> PyResult> { Self::_check_write_ok(slf.borrow(), py)?; let parents_list = pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, parents.try_iter()?.collect::>>()?)?; let none = py.None().into_bound(py); slf.call_method1( "_add_lines", ( version_id, parents_list, lines, parent_texts.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), left_matching_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), nostore_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| none.clone()), random_id, check_content, ), ) } /// Insert a stream of records. Mirrors the Python /// `Weave.insert_record_stream`: fulltext-like records add directly, /// others go through the Python `adapter_registry`. Duplicate adds /// (`RevisionAlreadyPresent`) are suppressed for the adapter path. fn insert_record_stream<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, py: Python<'py>, stream: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let errors = py.import("bzrformats.errors")?; let rev_not_present = errors.getattr("RevisionNotPresent")?; let rev_already_present = errors.getattr("RevisionAlreadyPresent")?; let adapter_registry = py .import("bzrformats.versionedfile")? .getattr("adapter_registry")?; let adapters = pyo3::types::PyDict::new(py); for record in stream.try_iter()? { let record = record?; let storage_kind: String = record.getattr("storage_kind")?.extract()?; if storage_kind == "absent" { let key = record.getattr("key")?; let key0 = key.get_item(0)?; return Err(PyErr::from_value( rev_not_present.call1((pyo3::types::PyList::new(py, [key0])?, slf))?, )); } // parents = [parent[0] for parent in record.parents] let parents = pyo3::types::PyList::empty(py); for parent in record.getattr("parents")?.try_iter()? { parents.append(parent?.get_item(0)?)?; } let key0 = record.getattr("key")?.get_item(0)?; if matches!(storage_kind.as_str(), "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { let lines = record.call_method1("get_bytes_as", ("lines",))?; slf.call_method1("add_lines", (key0, parents, lines))?; } else { let adapter_key = PyTuple::new(py, [storage_kind.as_str(), "lines"])?; let adapter = match adapters.get_item(&adapter_key)? { Some(a) => a, None => { let adapter_factory = adapter_registry.call_method1("get", (adapter_key.clone(),))?; let adapter = adapter_factory.call1((slf,))?; adapters.set_item(&adapter_key, &adapter)?; adapter } }; let lines = adapter.call_method1("get_bytes", (&record, "lines"))?; // with contextlib.suppress(RevisionAlreadyPresent): match slf.call_method1("add_lines", (key0, parents, lines)) { Ok(_) => {} Err(e) if e.is_instance(py, &rev_already_present) => {} Err(e) => return Err(e), } } } Ok(()) } } /// Streaming content factory wrapping a single version of a [`PyWeave`]. /// /// The Python `Weave.get_record_stream` previously yielded an /// `WeaveContentFactory` defined in `bzrformats/weave.py` that called /// back into the weave for every byte access. This Rust port is /// behaviour-equivalent but holds a `Py` directly so reads go /// straight into the Rust core without bouncing through Python. /// /// `key` and `parents` are mutable Python tuples so wrappers can call /// `map_key()` to push a partition prefix in place — that's how /// `ThunkedVersionedFiles` re-tags records as they flow up. #[pyclass(name = "WeaveContentFactory", module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.weave")] pub struct WeaveContentFactory { weave: Py, /// Internal version name. `key[-1]` always equals this; `key` /// itself may grow a prefix via `map_key`. name: Vec, /// Stored sha1 hex digest. sha1: Vec, /// Currently-published key. Initialised to `(name,)` and rewritten /// by `map_key`. key: Py, /// Currently-published parent keys. Initialised to single-element /// tuples per parent name; rewritten by `map_key`. parents: Py, } #[pymethods] impl WeaveContentFactory { #[new] fn new(py: Python<'_>, weave: Py, name: Vec) -> PyResult { let weave_ref = weave.borrow(py); let idx = weave_ref.inner.lookup(&name).ok_or_else(|| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &name).unbind(), py.None())) })?; let sha1 = weave_ref.inner.sha1s[idx].clone(); let parent_names: Vec> = weave_ref.inner.parents[idx] .iter() .map(|&p| weave_ref.inner.names[p].clone()) .collect(); drop(weave_ref); let key = PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, &name)])?.unbind(); let parent_tuples: Vec> = parent_names .iter() .map(|p| PyTuple::new(py, [PyBytes::new(py, p)])) .collect::>()?; let parents = PyTuple::new(py, parent_tuples)?.unbind(); Ok(Self { weave, name, sha1, key, parents, }) } #[getter] fn sha1<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> Bound<'py, PyBytes> { PyBytes::new(py, &self.sha1) } /// Size of the fulltext. The original Python class didn't populate /// this, returning None; mirror that. Not consulted by callers we /// know about, but kept for parity. #[getter] fn size(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { py.None() } #[getter] fn key(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.key.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn parents(&self, py: Python<'_>) -> Py { self.parents.clone_ref(py) } #[getter] fn storage_kind(&self) -> &'static str { "fulltext" } /// Apply `cb` to the key and to each parent key in place. Mirrors /// `ContentFactory.map_key`: used by `ThunkedVersionedFiles` to push /// a partition prefix onto the key. fn map_key(slf: Py, py: Python<'_>, cb: Py) -> PyResult> { let mut me = slf.borrow_mut(py); let new_key = cb.call1(py, (me.key.bind(py).clone(),))?; let new_key = new_key .bind(py) .clone() .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("map_key callback must return a tuple"))?; me.key = new_key.unbind(); let parents_bound = me.parents.bind(py).clone(); let mut new_parents: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(parents_bound.len()); for parent in parents_bound.iter() { let mapped = cb.call1(py, (parent,))?; let mapped = mapped .bind(py) .clone() .cast_into::() .map_err(|_| PyTypeError::new_err("map_key callback must return a tuple"))?; new_parents.push(mapped); } me.parents = PyTuple::new(py, new_parents)?.unbind(); drop(me); Ok(slf) } /// Return the content in the requested encoding. Mirrors /// `WeaveContentFactory.get_bytes_as`. fn get_bytes_as<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult> { match storage_kind { "fulltext" => { // Concatenate the lines into a single bytes blob. let weave_ref = self.weave.borrow(py); let idx = weave_ref.inner.lookup(&self.name).ok_or_else(|| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &self.name).unbind(), py.None())) })?; let lines = weave_ref .inner .get_lines(idx) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let mut buf: Vec = Vec::new(); for line in &lines { buf.extend_from_slice(line); } Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &buf).into_any()) } "chunked" | "lines" => self.get_lines_as_pylist(py).map(|l| l.into_any()), other => Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(( self.key.clone_ref(py), other.to_string(), "fulltext", ))), } } /// Iterate the content lines. Mirrors /// `WeaveContentFactory.iter_bytes_as`. fn iter_bytes_as<'py>( &self, py: Python<'py>, storage_kind: &str, ) -> PyResult> { match storage_kind { "chunked" | "lines" => { // Return an iterator over the lines list. Python's // `iter(list)` is fine and matches the original behavior. let lines = self.get_lines_as_pylist(py)?; Ok(lines.call_method0("__iter__")?) } other => Err(UnavailableRepresentation::new_err(( self.key.clone_ref(py), other.to_string(), "fulltext", ))), } } } impl WeaveContentFactory { /// Shared helper for the `chunked`/`lines` paths. fn get_lines_as_pylist<'py>(&self, py: Python<'py>) -> PyResult> { let weave_ref = self.weave.borrow(py); let idx = weave_ref.inner.lookup(&self.name).ok_or_else(|| { RevisionNotPresent::new_err((PyBytes::new(py, &self.name).unbind(), py.None())) })?; let lines = weave_ref .inner .get_lines(idx) .map_err(|e| weave_op_err_to_py(py, e))?; let items: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| PyBytes::new(py, l)).collect(); PyList::new(py, items) } } const WEAVE_SUFFIX: &str = ".weave"; /// True if `e` is a NoSuchFile from any transport backend: bzrformats, /// breezy, or dromedary. `bzrformats.transport.TransportNoSuchFile` covers /// the first two (it is a class or class-tuple); dromedary's is checked /// separately and tolerated-as-absent so this works without breezy installed. fn is_no_such_file(py: Python<'_>, e: &PyErr) -> PyResult { let value = e.value(py); let isinstance = py.import("builtins")?.getattr("isinstance")?; if let Ok(tnsf) = py .import("bzrformats.transport") .and_then(|m| m.getattr("TransportNoSuchFile")) { if isinstance.call1((value, tnsf))?.is_truthy()? { return Ok(true); } } if let Ok(dnsf) = py .import("dromedary.errors") .and_then(|m| m.getattr("NoSuchFile")) { if isinstance.call1((value, dnsf))?.is_truthy()? { return Ok(true); } } Ok(false) } /// Convert a [`bazaar::transport::TransportError`] back into a Python /// exception. `NoSuchFile` round-trips to `bzrformats.transport.NoSuchFile`; /// everything else surfaces as a generic transport error. fn transport_err_to_py(e: bazaar::transport::TransportError) -> PyErr { use bazaar::transport::TransportError; Python::attach(|py| match e { TransportError::NoSuchFile(path) => py .import("bzrformats.transport") .and_then(|m| m.getattr("NoSuchFile")) .and_then(|c| c.call1((path,))) .map(PyErr::from_value) .unwrap_or_else(|err| err), other => PyValueError::new_err(other.to_string()), }) } /// A `Weave` persisted to a transport, writing on every change. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.weave.WeaveFile`. The transport (any Python /// `Transport`) is wrapped in [`crate::transport::PyTransport`] so the /// save/load paths go through the Rust `Transport` trait. `_transport` and /// `_filemode` are kept on the instance `__dict__` for API compatibility. #[pyclass( name = "WeaveFile", extends = PyWeave, dict, module = "bzrformats._bzr_rs.weave" )] pub struct WeaveFilePy; impl WeaveFilePy { /// Wrap `self._transport` as a Rust Transport adapter. fn transport(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult { Ok(crate::transport::PyTransport::new( slf.getattr("_transport")?, )) } fn filemode(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult> { slf.getattr("_filemode")?.extract() } /// Persist the weave to `.weave` on the transport, creating the /// parent directory if the first write fails with NoSuchFile. fn save(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>) -> PyResult<()> { use bazaar::transport::{Transport, TransportError}; let py = slf.py(); // _check_write_ok() (scope/read-only guard) lives on the base. slf.call_method0("_check_write_ok")?; let data: Vec = slf .call_method0("_to_v5_bytes")? .cast_into::()? .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let name = slf.getattr("_weave_name")?; let path = format!("{}{}", name.str()?.to_str()?, WEAVE_SUFFIX); let transport = Self::transport(slf)?; let mode = Self::filemode(slf)?; match transport.put_bytes(&path, &data, mode) { Ok(()) => Ok(()), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { // Parent directory missing: create it and retry. let dirname = py .import("posixpath")? .call_method1("dirname", (&path,))? .extract::()?; transport.mkdir(&dirname).map_err(transport_err_to_py)?; transport .put_bytes(&path, &data, mode) .map_err(transport_err_to_py) } Err(e) => Err(transport_err_to_py(e)), } } } #[pymethods] impl WeaveFilePy { #[classattr] #[allow(non_upper_case_globals)] const WEAVE_SUFFIX: &'static str = WEAVE_SUFFIX; #[new] #[pyo3(signature = (name, transport, filemode=None, create=false, access_mode="w".to_string(), get_scope=None))] fn new( py: Python<'_>, name: Py, transport: Py, filemode: Option>, create: bool, access_mode: String, get_scope: Option>, ) -> PyResult> { let _ = (transport, filemode, create); // Build the PyWeave (and VersionedFile base) layer with this name. let base = PyWeave::new(py, Some(name), access_mode, None, get_scope, false)?; Ok(base.add_subclass(WeaveFilePy)) } #[pyo3(signature = (name, transport, filemode=None, create=false, access_mode="w".to_string(), get_scope=None))] fn __init__( slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: Py, transport: Py, filemode: Option>, create: bool, access_mode: String, get_scope: Option>, ) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let _ = (name, access_mode, get_scope); slf.setattr("_transport", &transport)?; slf.setattr("_filemode", filemode.unwrap_or_else(|| py.None()))?; let weave_name = slf.getattr("_weave_name")?; let path = format!("{}{}", weave_name.str()?.to_str()?, WEAVE_SUFFIX); // Read through the Python transport so its *native* NoSuchFile (which // may be dromedary.errors.NoSuchFile in breezy) propagates unchanged -- // callers like the weave_fmt store catch that specific class. We only // swallow it (matching bzrformats.transport.TransportNoSuchFile) to // create a new empty weave; otherwise the original exception bubbles up. let transport_obj = slf.getattr("_transport")?; match transport_obj.call_method1("get_bytes", (&path,)) { Ok(data) => { slf.call_method1("_load_from_v5_bytes", (data,))?; Ok(()) } Err(e) => { // Recognise NoSuchFile from any transport backend (bzrformats, // breezy, or dromedary). When create=True we swallow it and // save a new empty weave; otherwise (and for any other error) // the original exception propagates unchanged, so callers that // catch the transport's own NoSuchFile class still match. if create && is_no_such_file(py, &e)? { Self::save(slf) } else { Err(e) } } } } /// See `VersionedFile.get_suffixes`. #[staticmethod] fn get_suffixes() -> Vec<&'static str> { vec![WEAVE_SUFFIX] } /// Add a version then persist the weave. #[pyo3(signature = (version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id, check_content))] #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn _add_lines<'py>( slf: &Bound<'py, Self>, version_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parents: Bound<'py, PyAny>, lines: Bound<'py, PyAny>, parent_texts: Bound<'py, PyAny>, left_matching_blocks: Bound<'py, PyAny>, nostore_sha: Bound<'py, PyAny>, random_id: Bound<'py, PyAny>, check_content: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { slf.call_method1("check_not_reserved_id", (&version_id,))?; // super()._add_lines(...) via the PyWeave base, then save. let base = slf.get_type().getattr("__mro__")?.get_item(1)?; // PyWeave let result = base.getattr("_add_lines")?.call1(( slf, version_id, parents, lines, parent_texts, left_matching_blocks, nostore_sha, random_id, check_content, ))?; Self::save(slf)?; Ok(result) } /// See `VersionedFile.copy_to`: serialise to the given transport. fn copy_to(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, name: &str, transport: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let py = slf.py(); let data = slf.call_method0("_to_v5_bytes")?; let io = py.import("io")?; let sio = io.call_method1("BytesIO", (data,))?; sio.call_method1("seek", (0,))?; let path = format!("{}{}", name, WEAVE_SUFFIX); let filemode = slf.getattr("_filemode")?; transport.call_method1("put_file", (path, sio, filemode))?; Ok(()) } /// Insert records then persist the weave. fn insert_record_stream(slf: &Bound<'_, Self>, stream: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let base = slf.get_type().getattr("__mro__")?.get_item(1)?; // PyWeave base.getattr("insert_record_stream")?.call1((slf, stream))?; Self::save(slf) } } pub fn _weave_rs(py: Python) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "weave")?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_extract, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_inclusions, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_walk_internal, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_read_weave_v5, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_write_weave_v5, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(py_weave_add, &m)?)?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; m.add_class::()?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar-py/src/weavefile.rs0000644000000000000000000000662715207277147020161 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Canonical Ltd // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! Store and retrieve weaves in files. //! //! Ported from `bzrformats.weavefile`. These are thin adapters over the //! Rust-backed `Weave` (which owns the v5 serialisation via //! `_to_v5_bytes`/`_load_from_v5_bytes`); they move bytes between a Python //! file-like object and a weave. use pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError; use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; /// The v5 weave file format marker. const FORMAT_1: &[u8] = b"# bzr weave file v5\n"; /// Write a weave to a file, dispatching on the requested format. #[pyfunction] #[pyo3(signature = (weave, f, format=None))] fn write_weave( py: Python<'_>, weave: Bound<'_, PyAny>, f: Bound<'_, PyAny>, format: Option, ) -> PyResult<()> { match format { None | Some(1) => write_weave_v5(py, weave, f), Some(other) => Err(PyValueError::new_err(format!( "unknown weave format {}", other ))), } } /// Write `weave` to file `f` in v5 format. #[pyfunction] fn write_weave_v5(_py: Python<'_>, weave: Bound<'_, PyAny>, f: Bound<'_, PyAny>) -> PyResult<()> { let data = weave.call_method0("_to_v5_bytes")?; f.call_method1("write", (data,))?; Ok(()) } /// Read a weave from a file, returning a fresh `Weave`. #[pyfunction] fn read_weave<'py>(py: Python<'py>, f: Bound<'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult> { // FIXME: detect the weave type and dispatch (mirrors the Python TODO). let name = match f.getattr("name") { Ok(n) => n, Err(_) => py.None().into_bound(py), }; let weave = py.get_type::().call1((name,))?; _read_weave_v5(py, f, weave.clone())?; Ok(weave) } /// Read a v5 weave file into the weave `w`, closing `f` afterwards. /// /// Only to be used by `read_weave` and `WeaveFile.__init__`. #[pyfunction] fn _read_weave_v5<'py>( _py: Python<'py>, f: Bound<'py, PyAny>, w: Bound<'py, PyAny>, ) -> PyResult> { let read_result = f.call_method0("read"); // Mirror the try/finally: always close, even if read fails. let close_result = f.call_method0("close"); let data = read_result?; close_result?; let bytes: &[u8] = data.downcast::()?.as_bytes(); w.call_method1("_load_from_v5_bytes", (bytes,))?; Ok(w) } pub(crate) fn _weavefile_rs(py: Python<'_>) -> PyResult> { let m = PyModule::new(py, "weavefile")?; m.add("FORMAT_1", PyBytes::new(py, FORMAT_1))?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(write_weave, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(write_weave_v5, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(read_weave, &m)?)?; m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(_read_weave_v5, &m)?)?; Ok(m) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/Cargo.toml0000644000000000000000000000376715211507500016341 0ustar00[package] name = "bazaar" version = { workspace = true } authors = [ "Martin Packman ", "Jelmer Vernooij ", ] edition = "2018" description = "Rust implementation of the Bazaar formats and protocols" license = "GPL-2.0+" homepage = "https://www.breezy-vcs.org/" repository = "https://github.com/breezy-team/bzrformats" [lib] [dependencies] lazy_static = "1.4.0" regex = "1.3.1" fancy-regex = ">=0.7" chrono = { workspace = true } bendy = "0.6" xmltree = "0.12" sha1 = "0.11" md-5 = "0.10" tempfile = "3" log = "0.4" pyo3 = { workspace = true, optional = true } crc32fast = "1.2.0" base64 = "0.22.1" maplit = "1.0.2" lazy-regex = "3.4.0" byteorder = "1.5.0" lru = "0.18.0" flate2 = { version = "1.0.28", default-features = false, features = ["zlib"] } xz2 = "0.1.7" patiencediff = { version = "0.2.1", default-features = false } vcs-graph = "3.5.0" adler = "1.0.2" memchr = "2.8.1" rand = "0.10" unicode-normalization = "0.1.19" inventory = "0.3" indexmap = "2" hostname = "0.4.1" whoami = "1.5" serde = { version = "1", features = ["derive"] } serde_yaml = "0.9" [target.'cfg(unix)'.dependencies] nix = { workspace = true, features = ["fs", "signal"] } [target.'cfg(windows)'.dependencies] winapi = { version = "0.3", features = [ "fileapi", "minwindef", "winnt", "errhandlingapi", "minwinbase", ] } [dependencies.sequoia-openpgp] version = "2" optional = true default-features = false features = ["crypto-openssl"] [features] default = ["pyo3", "weave", "knit", "knitpack"] pyo3 = ["dep:pyo3"] # In-process OpenPGP commit signing via Sequoia. Off by default because it # pulls a crypto backend (OpenSSL) into the build. gpg = ["dep:sequoia-openpgp"] # Older-generation repository backends, each gating its reader/writer and # format declarations. The current 2a (groupcompress) format is always built. weave = [] # all-in-one weave repository (bzr 0.8) knit = [] # non-pack knit repository (Bazaar-NG Knit Format 1) knitpack = [] # knit-pack repositories (0.92 through 1.14) bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/README.md0000644000000000000000000000021715162074037015664 0ustar00This crate contains a rust implementation of the [Bazaar](https://www.bazaar-vcs.org/) file formats and protocols. It's currently incomplete. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037015174 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bencode_serializer.rs0000644000000000000000000004124415167250235021400 0ustar00use crate::revision::Revision; use crate::serializer::{Error, RevisionSerializer}; use crate::RevisionId; use bendy::decoding::Object; use bendy::encoding::Encoder; use std::io::BufRead; use std::io::Read; pub struct BEncodeRevisionSerializer1; impl RevisionSerializer for BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 { fn format_name(&self) -> &'static str { "10" } fn squashes_xml_invalid_characters(&self) -> bool { false } fn write_revision_to_string(&self, rev: &Revision) -> std::result::Result, Error> { let mut e = Encoder::new(); e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"format")?; e.emit_int(10)?; Ok(()) })?; if let Some(committer) = rev.committer.as_ref() { e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"committer")?; e.emit_bytes(committer.as_bytes())?; Ok(()) })?; } if let Some(timezone) = rev.timezone { e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"timezone")?; e.emit_int(timezone)?; Ok(()) })?; } e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"properties")?; e.emit_dict(|mut e| { let mut keys = rev.properties.keys().collect::>(); keys.sort_by_key(|k| k.as_bytes()); for k in keys { let v = rev.properties.get(k).unwrap(); e.emit_pair_with(k.as_bytes(), |e| { e.emit_bytes(v)?; Ok(()) })?; } Ok(()) })?; Ok(()) })?; e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"timestamp")?; e.emit_bytes(format!("{:.3}", rev.timestamp).as_bytes())?; Ok(()) })?; e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"revision-id")?; e.emit_bytes(rev.revision_id.0.as_slice())?; Ok(()) })?; e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"parent-ids")?; e.emit_list(|e| { for p in rev.parent_ids.iter() { e.emit_bytes(p.0.as_slice())?; } Ok(()) })?; Ok(()) })?; if let Some(inventory_sha1) = rev.inventory_sha1.as_ref() { e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"inventory-sha1")?; e.emit_bytes(inventory_sha1.as_slice())?; Ok(()) })?; } e.emit_list(|e| { e.emit_bytes(b"message")?; e.emit_bytes(rev.message.as_bytes())?; Ok(()) })?; Ok(()) }) .map_err(|e| Error::EncodeError(format!("failed to encode revision: {}", e)))?; e.get_output() .map_err(|e| Error::EncodeError(format!("failed to encode revision: {}", e))) } fn write_revision_to_lines( &self, rev: &Revision, ) -> Box, Error>>> { let buf = self.write_revision_to_string(rev); if let Err(e) = buf { return Box::new(std::iter::once(Err(e))); } let buf = buf.unwrap(); let mut cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(buf); Box::new(std::iter::from_fn(move || { let mut buf = Vec::new(); if let Err(e) = cursor.read_until(b'\n', &mut buf) { return Some(Err(Error::EncodeError(format!( "failed to encode revision: {}", e )))); } if buf.is_empty() { None } else { Some(Ok(buf)) } })) } fn read_revision_from_string(&self, text: &[u8]) -> std::result::Result { let mut decoder = bendy::decoding::Decoder::new(text); let mut d = if let Some(Object::List(d)) = decoder .next_object() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("failed to decode bencode: {}", e)))? { d } else { return Err(Error::DecodeError("expected dict".to_string())); }; let mut timestamp = None; let mut timezone = None; let mut committer = None; let mut properties = None; let mut message = None; let mut parent_ids = None; let mut revision_id = None; let mut inventory_sha1 = None; while let Some(entry) = d .next_object() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("failed to decode bencode: {}", e)))? { let mut tuple = entry.list_or_else(|_| Err(Error::DecodeError("expected tuple".to_string())))?; let key = tuple .next_object() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("expected tuple with key: {}", e)))? .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("expected tuple with key".to_string()))? .bytes_or_else(|_| { Err(Error::DecodeError("expected tuple with key".to_string())) })?; let value = tuple .next_object() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("expected tuple with value: {}", e)))? .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("expected tuple with value".to_string()))?; match key { b"format" => { if value .integer_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid format".to_string())))? .parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid format: {}", e)))? != 10 { return Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid format".to_string())); } } b"timezone" => { timezone = Some( value .integer_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid timezone".to_string())))? .parse() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid timezone: {}", e)))?, ); } b"timestamp" => { timestamp = Some( String::from_utf8( value .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid timestamp".to_string())))? .to_vec(), ) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid timestamp: {}", e)))? .parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid timestamp: {}", e)))?, ); } b"committer" => { committer = Some( String::from_utf8( value .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid committer".to_string())))? .to_vec(), ) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid committer: {}", e)))?, ); } b"parent-ids" => { let mut ps = value.list_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid parent_ids".to_string())))?; let mut gs = Vec::new(); while let Some(o) = ps.next_object().map_err(|e| { Error::DecodeError(format!("failed to decode bencode: {}", e)) })? { let p = RevisionId::from( o.bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid parent_id".to_string())))?, ); gs.push(p); } parent_ids = Some(gs); } b"revision-id" => { revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from( value .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid revision_id".to_string())))?, )); } b"inventory-sha1" => { inventory_sha1 = Some( value .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError( "invalid inventory_sha1".to_string(), )))? .to_vec(), ); } b"properties" => { properties = Some( value .dictionary_or_else(|_| { Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid properties".to_string())) }) .map(|mut d| { let mut ps = std::collections::HashMap::new(); while let Some((k, v)) = d.next_pair().map_err(|e| { Error::DecodeError(format!( "failed to decode bencode: {}", e )) })? { let v = v .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "invalid property {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(k) ))))? .to_vec(); let k = String::from_utf8(k.to_vec()).map_err(|e| { Error::DecodeError(format!( "invalid property {}: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(k), e )) })?; ps.insert(k, v); } Ok::< std::collections::HashMap>, Error, >(ps) })??, ); } b"message" => { message = Some( String::from_utf8( value .bytes_or(Err(Error::DecodeError("invalid message".to_string())))? .to_vec(), ) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid message: {}", e)))?, ); } _ => { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "unknown key {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(key) ))); } } if tuple .next_object() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("expected tuple: {}", e)))? .is_some() { return Err(Error::DecodeError("extra item in tuple".to_string())); } } Ok(Revision::new( revision_id.ok_or(Error::DecodeError("missing revision_id".to_string()))?, parent_ids.ok_or(Error::DecodeError("missing parent_ids".to_string()))?, committer, message.ok_or(Error::DecodeError("missing message".to_string()))?, properties.ok_or(Error::DecodeError("missing properties".to_string()))?, inventory_sha1, timestamp.ok_or(Error::DecodeError("missing timestamp".to_string()))?, timezone, )) } fn read_revision(&self, f: &mut dyn Read) -> std::result::Result { let mut buf = Vec::new(); f.read_to_end(&mut buf).map_err(Error::IOError)?; self.read_revision_from_string(&buf) } } #[allow(dead_code)] const BENCODE_REVISION_SERIALIZER_V1: BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 = BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 {}; #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::collections::HashMap; const WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1: &[u8] = b"l\ l6:formati10ee\ l9:committer54:Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager e\ l8:timezonei3600ee\ l10:propertiesd11:branch-nick6:+trunkee\ l9:timestamp14:1242300770.844e\ l11:revision-id50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tze\ l10:parent-ids\ l\ 50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc\ 48:jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo\ ee\ l14:inventory-sha140:4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7e\ l7:message35:(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch.e\ e"; const WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1_NO_TIMEZONE: &[u8] = b"l\ l6:formati10ee\ l9:committer54:Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager e\ l9:timestamp14:1242300770.844e\ l10:propertiesd11:branch-nick6:+trunkee\ l11:revision-id50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tze\ l10:parent-ids\ l\ 50:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc\ 48:jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo\ ee\ l14:inventory-sha140:4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7e\ l7:message35:(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch.e\ e"; fn ser() -> BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 { BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 } #[test] fn test_unpack_revision() { let rev = ser() .read_revision_from_string(WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( rev.committer.as_deref(), Some("Canonical.com Patch Queue Manager ") ); assert_eq!( rev.inventory_sha1.as_deref(), Some(b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7".as_slice()) ); assert_eq!( rev.parent_ids, vec![ RevisionId::from(b"pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514104039-kggemn7lrretzpvc".to_vec()), RevisionId::from(b"jelmer@samba.org-20090510012654-jp9ufxquekaokbeo".to_vec()), ] ); assert_eq!(rev.message, "(Jelmer) Move dpush to InterBranch."); assert_eq!( rev.revision_id, RevisionId::from(b"pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20090514113250-jntkkpminfn3e0tz".to_vec()) ); assert_eq!(rev.properties.get("branch-nick").unwrap(), b"+trunk"); assert_eq!(rev.timezone, Some(3600)); } #[test] fn test_written_form_matches() { let s = ser(); let rev = s .read_revision_from_string(WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1) .unwrap(); let as_bytes = s.write_revision_to_string(&rev).unwrap(); assert_eq!(as_bytes, WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1); } #[test] fn test_unpack_revision_no_timezone() { let rev = ser() .read_revision_from_string(WORKING_REVISION_BENCODE1_NO_TIMEZONE) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.timezone, None); } fn assert_round_trips(rev: &Revision) { let s = ser(); let bytes = s.write_revision_to_string(rev).unwrap(); let round_tripped = s.read_revision_from_string(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(&round_tripped, rev); } #[test] fn test_roundtrips_non_ascii() { let mut props: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); // keep properties empty to match Python test props.clear(); let rev = Revision::new( RevisionId::from(b"revid1".to_vec()), vec![], Some("Erik B\u{e5}gfors".to_string()), "\n\u{e5}me".to_string(), props, Some(b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7".to_vec()), 1242385452.0, Some(3600), ); assert_round_trips(&rev); } #[test] fn test_roundtrips_xml_invalid_chars() { let rev = Revision::new( RevisionId::from(b"revid1".to_vec()), vec![], Some("Erik B\u{e5}gfors".to_string()), "\t\u{e000}".to_string(), HashMap::new(), Some(b"4a2c7fb50e077699242cf6eb16a61779c7b680a7".to_vec()), 1242385452.0, Some(3600), ); assert_round_trips(&rev); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bin/0000755000000000000000000000000015206651750015746 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bisect_multi.rs0000644000000000000000000002233515167227151020234 0ustar00//! Bisection lookup for multiple keys over a byte-addressable content. //! //! Port of `bzrformats.bisect_multi.bisect_multi_bytes`. The algorithm is an //! amortised binary search that walks every key in parallel: each round halves //! a shared `delta` and advances or retreats each still-pending key by that //! much. The callback decides, per (location, key) pair, whether the key lies //! earlier, later, is absent, or has been located. Found keys are emitted as //! `(key, value)` tuples; absent keys are silently dropped. /// Outcome of looking at a single `(location, key)` probe. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum BisectStatus { /// Key is earlier in the content; retreat by `delta`. Earlier, /// Key is later in the content; advance by `delta`. Later, /// Key is not present; drop it from the search. Absent, /// Key has been located; yield this value to the caller. Found(V), } /// Perform parallel bisection lookups. /// /// `content_lookup` receives the current round's probes and must return one /// `BisectStatus` per probe in the same order. The first probe for every key /// is at `size / 2`; subsequent rounds halve the step until it hits 1 and /// then stay there. pub fn bisect_multi_bytes(mut content_lookup: F, size: usize, keys: Vec) -> Vec<(K, V)> where F: FnMut(Vec<(usize, K)>) -> Vec<((usize, K), BisectStatus)>, { let mut result = Vec::new(); let mut delta = size / 2; let mut search_keys: Vec<(usize, K)> = keys.into_iter().map(|k| (delta, k)).collect(); while !search_keys.is_empty() { let search_results = content_lookup(std::mem::take(&mut search_keys)); if delta > 1 { delta /= 2; } for ((location, key), status) in search_results { match status { BisectStatus::Earlier => { search_keys.push((location.saturating_sub(delta), key)); } BisectStatus::Later => { search_keys.push((location + delta, key)); } BisectStatus::Absent => {} BisectStatus::Found(v) => { result.push((key, v)); } } } } result } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::cell::RefCell; fn run( size: usize, keys: &[&'static str], mut inner: F, ) -> (Vec<(&'static str, V)>, Vec>) where V: Clone, F: FnMut((usize, &'static str)) -> BisectStatus, { let calls: RefCell>> = RefCell::new(Vec::new()); let results = bisect_multi_bytes( |probes| { calls.borrow_mut().push(probes.clone()); probes .into_iter() .map(|(loc, key)| { let status = inner((loc, key)); ((loc, key), status) }) .collect() }, size, keys.to_vec(), ); (results, calls.into_inner()) } #[test] fn lookup_no_keys_no_calls() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(100, &[], |_| BisectStatus::Absent); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert!(calls.is_empty()); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_no_content() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(0, &["foo", "bar"], |_| BisectStatus::Absent); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!(calls, vec![vec![(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]]); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_before_all_others_zero_length() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(0, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!(calls, vec![vec![(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]]); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_before_all_others_length_2() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(2, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!( calls, vec![vec![(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], vec![(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")],] ); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_before_all_others_big() { // Mirrors the 200MB-ish test from Python. let size = 268_435_456 - 1; let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(size, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); let expected_offsets: &[usize] = &[ 134_217_727, 67_108_864, 33_554_433, 16_777_218, 8_388_611, 4_194_308, 2_097_157, 1_048_582, 524_295, 262_152, 131_081, 65_546, 32_779, 16_396, 8_205, 4_110, 2_063, 1_040, 529, 274, 147, 84, 53, 38, 31, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, ]; let expected: Vec> = expected_offsets .iter() .map(|&o| vec![(o, "foo"), (o, "bar")]) .collect(); assert_eq!(calls, expected); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_after_all_others_zero_length() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(0, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Later } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!(calls, vec![vec![(0, "foo"), (0, "bar")]]); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_after_all_others_length_3() { let end = 2usize; let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(3, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == end { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Later } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!( calls, vec![vec![(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], vec![(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")],] ); } #[test] fn lookup_missing_key_when_a_key_is_missing_continues() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(2, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, key)| { if key == "foo" || loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!(calls, vec![vec![(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], vec![(0, "bar")],]); } #[test] fn found_keys_returned_other_searches_continue() { let (results, calls) = run::<&'static str, _>(4, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, key)| { if (loc, key) == (1, "bar") { BisectStatus::Found("bar-result") } else if loc == 0 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } }); assert_eq!(results, vec![("bar", "bar-result")]); assert_eq!( calls, vec![ vec![(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], vec![(1, "foo"), (1, "bar")], vec![(0, "foo")], ] ); } #[test] fn searches_different_keys_in_different_directions() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(4, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, key)| { if key == "bar" { if loc == 1 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Earlier } } else if loc == 3 { BisectStatus::Absent } else { BisectStatus::Later } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!( calls, vec![vec![(2, "foo"), (2, "bar")], vec![(3, "foo"), (1, "bar")],] ); } #[test] fn change_direction_in_single_key_search() { let (results, calls) = run::<(), _>(8, &["foo", "bar"], |(loc, _)| { if loc == 5 { BisectStatus::Absent } else if loc > 5 { BisectStatus::Earlier } else { BisectStatus::Later } }); assert!(results.is_empty()); assert_eq!( calls, vec![ vec![(4, "foo"), (4, "bar")], vec![(6, "foo"), (6, "bar")], vec![(5, "foo"), (5, "bar")], ] ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/branch/0000755000000000000000000000000015210611366016425 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/btree_builder.rs0000644000000000000000000010200115207367274020353 0ustar00//! B+Tree graph index builder. //! //! Port of `bzrformats.btree_index.BTreeBuilder`. See that module's docstring //! for the wire format. This implementation supports building indexes that //! fit in memory (no spill-to-disk) and produces byte-identical output to the //! Python original for the common cases: empty indexes and single-leaf-row //! trees. Multi-row trees are also supported via the propagation logic in //! `add_key`. //! //! The caller can feed `(key, value, references)` tuples via [`BTreeBuilder::add_node`] //! and then call [`BTreeBuilder::finish`] to get the serialised bytes. use crate::chunk_writer::ChunkWriter; use std::collections::BTreeMap; /// Key type: an ordered sequence of byte segments. pub type Key = Vec>; /// One in-memory node: `(references, value)`. References have one list per /// configured reference list. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct Node { pub references: Vec>, pub value: Vec, } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { DuplicateKey(Key), BadKey(Key, String), BadValue(Vec), BadReference(Key), KeyTooBig(Key), InconsistentKeyLength, InconsistentRefListCount, } impl std::fmt::Display for Error { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { Error::DuplicateKey(k) => write!(f, "duplicate key: {:?}", k), Error::BadKey(k, reason) => write!(f, "bad key {:?}: {}", k, reason), Error::BadValue(v) => write!(f, "bad value: {:?}", v), Error::BadReference(k) => write!(f, "bad reference: {:?}", k), Error::KeyTooBig(k) => write!(f, "key does not fit in one node: {:?}", k), Error::InconsistentKeyLength => write!(f, "inconsistent key length"), Error::InconsistentRefListCount => { write!(f, "inconsistent reference_lists count") } } } } impl std::error::Error for Error {} const BT_SIGNATURE: &[u8] = b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\n"; pub const DEFAULT_RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES: usize = 120; pub const DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE: usize = 4096; const LEAF_FLAG: &[u8] = b"type=leaf\n"; const INTERNAL_FLAG: &[u8] = b"type=internal\n"; /// Page layout parameters for [`BTreeBuilder`] and [`write_nodes`]. /// /// The Python tests override `_PAGE_SIZE` and `_RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES` to /// force smaller trees for coverage; exposing these as parameters lets the /// Rust port mirror those tests. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] pub struct Layout { pub page_size: usize, pub reserved_header_bytes: usize, } impl Default for Layout { fn default() -> Self { Self { page_size: DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE, reserved_header_bytes: DEFAULT_RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES, } } } pub struct BTreeBuilder { reference_lists: usize, key_length: usize, optimize_for_size: bool, layout: Layout, nodes: BTreeMap, } impl BTreeBuilder { pub fn new(reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> Self { Self::with_layout(reference_lists, key_elements, Layout::default()) } pub fn with_layout(reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, layout: Layout) -> Self { assert!(key_elements >= 1, "key_elements must be >= 1"); Self { reference_lists, key_length: key_elements, optimize_for_size: false, layout, nodes: BTreeMap::new(), } } pub fn set_optimize_for_size(&mut self, v: bool) { self.optimize_for_size = v; } pub fn key_count(&self) -> usize { self.nodes.len() } /// Add a single node. pub fn add_node( &mut self, key: Key, value: Vec, references: Vec>, ) -> Result<(), Error> { self.check_key_ref_value(&key, &references, &value)?; if self.nodes.contains_key(&key) { return Err(Error::DuplicateKey(key)); } self.nodes.insert(key, Node { references, value }); Ok(()) } fn check_key_ref_value( &self, key: &Key, references: &[Vec], value: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), Error> { if key.len() != self.key_length { return Err(Error::InconsistentKeyLength); } if references.len() != self.reference_lists { return Err(Error::InconsistentRefListCount); } for segment in key { if segment.iter().any(|b| *b == b'\x00' || *b == b'\n') { return Err(Error::BadKey( key.clone(), "key segments must not contain \\x00 or \\n".to_string(), )); } } for b in value { if *b == 0 || *b == b'\n' { return Err(Error::BadValue(value.to_vec())); } } for ref_list in references { for reference in ref_list { if reference.len() != self.key_length { return Err(Error::BadReference(reference.clone())); } } } Ok(()) } /// Produce the serialised B+Tree bytes. pub fn finish(&self) -> Result, Error> { let node_iter: Vec<(Key, Node)> = self .nodes .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); write_nodes( &node_iter, self.reference_lists, self.key_length, self.optimize_for_size, self.layout, ) } } /// Flatten one `(key, value, references)` node into `(string_key, line_bytes)`. /// /// Matches `_btree_serializer._flatten_node`: /// /// * `string_key` is the key segments joined with `\0`. /// * `line_bytes` is `string_key \0 refs_bytes \0 value \n`, where refs are /// tab-separated lists of `\r`-separated references whose segments are /// `\0`-joined. pub fn flatten_node( key: &Key, value: &[u8], references: &[Vec], reference_lists: bool, ) -> (Vec, Vec) { let mut string_key = Vec::new(); for (i, seg) in key.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { string_key.push(0); } string_key.extend_from_slice(seg); } let mut refs_bytes = Vec::new(); if reference_lists { for (rl_idx, ref_list) in references.iter().enumerate() { if rl_idx > 0 { refs_bytes.push(b'\t'); } for (ref_idx, reference) in ref_list.iter().enumerate() { if ref_idx > 0 { refs_bytes.push(b'\r'); } for (k_idx, seg) in reference.iter().enumerate() { if k_idx > 0 { refs_bytes.push(0); } refs_bytes.extend_from_slice(seg); } } } } let mut line = Vec::with_capacity(string_key.len() + refs_bytes.len() + value.len() + 3); line.extend_from_slice(&string_key); line.push(0); line.extend_from_slice(&refs_bytes); line.push(0); line.extend_from_slice(value); line.push(b'\n'); (string_key, line) } struct BuilderRow { /// Pages already finished for this row, each exactly `PAGE_SIZE` bytes. /// The first PAGE_SIZE bytes of this buffer have the reserved header /// bytes padded at the front so the caller can patch them later. spool: Vec, /// Current open ChunkWriter for the in-progress node. writer: Option, /// Number of nodes finished so far. nodes: usize, /// True for internal (non-leaf) rows; they must always pad. is_internal: bool, } impl BuilderRow { fn new(is_internal: bool) -> Self { Self { spool: Vec::new(), writer: None, nodes: 0, is_internal, } } fn finish_node(&mut self, pad: bool, layout: Layout) { if self.is_internal { assert!(pad, "internal rows must be padded"); } let writer = self .writer .take() .expect("finish_node called with no open writer"); let finished = writer.finish(); if self.nodes == 0 { // Reserve the header bytes at the very start of the first page. self.spool .extend_from_slice(&vec![0u8; layout.reserved_header_bytes]); } let mut byte_lines = finished.bytes_list; let mut skipped_bytes = 0usize; if !pad && finished.nulls_needed > 0 { byte_lines.pop(); skipped_bytes = finished.nulls_needed; } for b in &byte_lines { self.spool.extend_from_slice(b); } let remainder = (self.spool.len() + skipped_bytes) % layout.page_size; assert_eq!( remainder, 0, "incorrect node length: spool={}, remainder={}", self.spool.len(), remainder ); self.nodes += 1; } } pub fn write_nodes( node_iter: &[(Key, Node)], reference_lists: usize, key_length: usize, optimize_for_size: bool, layout: Layout, ) -> Result, Error> { let mut rows: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut key_count = 0usize; for (key, node) in node_iter { if key_count == 0 { rows.push(BuilderRow::new(false)); } key_count += 1; let (string_key, line) = flatten_node(key, &node.value, &node.references, reference_lists > 0); add_key( &string_key, &line, &mut rows, optimize_for_size, /*allow_optimize=*/ true, layout, )?; } // Finish every row that still has an open writer, in reverse so the leaf // finishes before its internal rows. let rows_len = rows.len(); for (idx, row) in rows.iter_mut().enumerate().rev() { let pad = idx < rows_len - 1 || row.is_internal; if row.writer.is_some() { row.finish_node(pad, layout); } } // Header lines. let mut header = Vec::new(); header.extend_from_slice(BT_SIGNATURE); header.extend_from_slice(format!("node_ref_lists={}\n", reference_lists).as_bytes()); header.extend_from_slice(format!("key_elements={}\n", key_length).as_bytes()); header.extend_from_slice(format!("len={}\n", key_count).as_bytes()); let row_lengths: Vec = rows.iter().map(|r| r.nodes).collect(); let row_lengths_str = row_lengths .iter() .map(|n| n.to_string()) .collect::>() .join(","); header.extend_from_slice(b"row_lengths="); header.extend_from_slice(row_lengths_str.as_bytes()); header.push(b'\n'); assert!( header.len() <= layout.reserved_header_bytes, "Could not fit the header in the reserved space: {} > {}", header.len(), layout.reserved_header_bytes ); let mut result = header; let header_len = result.len(); // Now write each row. For the first row, the first page's header // placeholder is overlaid by the header bytes we just wrote, and the // remainder of the reserved region is zero-padded. For subsequent rows, // the first page is realigned to a page boundary by emitting // `reserved_header_bytes` zeros (since `position` resets to 0 after the // first row). let mut position = header_len; for row in &rows { if row.spool.is_empty() { continue; } // The first page of this row: copy `spool[reserved..min(page_size, spool.len())]` // (skipping the reserved header placeholder). let first_page_end = std::cmp::min(layout.page_size, row.spool.len()); result.extend_from_slice(&row.spool[layout.reserved_header_bytes..first_page_end]); if row.spool.len() >= layout.page_size { assert!(position <= layout.reserved_header_bytes); let pad = layout.reserved_header_bytes - position; result.extend_from_slice(&vec![0u8; pad]); } // Remaining pages of this row, each exactly page_size. if row.spool.len() > layout.page_size { result.extend_from_slice(&row.spool[layout.page_size..]); } position = 0; } Ok(result) } fn add_key( string_key: &[u8], line: &[u8], rows: &mut Vec, optimize_for_size: bool, allow_optimize: bool, layout: Layout, ) -> Result<(), Error> { let mut new_leaf = false; // Ensure the leaf (and any internal rows above with no writer) have an // open writer. if rows.last().unwrap().writer.is_none() { new_leaf = true; let rows_len = rows.len(); for pos in 0..rows_len - 1 { if rows[pos].writer.is_none() { let length = if rows[pos].nodes == 0 { layout.page_size - layout.reserved_header_bytes } else { layout.page_size }; let opt = if allow_optimize { optimize_for_size } else { false }; let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(length, 0, opt); let _ = writer.write(INTERNAL_FLAG, false); let offset_line = format!("offset={}\n", rows[pos + 1].nodes); let _ = writer.write(offset_line.as_bytes(), false); rows[pos].writer = Some(writer); } } let leaf_idx = rows_len - 1; let length = if rows[leaf_idx].nodes == 0 { layout.page_size - layout.reserved_header_bytes } else { layout.page_size }; let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(length, 0, optimize_for_size); let _ = writer.write(LEAF_FLAG, false); rows[leaf_idx].writer = Some(writer); } let overflow = rows .last_mut() .unwrap() .writer .as_mut() .unwrap() .write(line, false); if overflow { if new_leaf { return Err(Error::KeyTooBig( string_key.split(|b| *b == 0).map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(), )); } // The leaf is full; finish it and propagate the divider key upwards. // Intermediate leaf pages are padded to the full page size — only // the very last leaf page (flushed by the top-level write_nodes // loop) is unpadded. let leaf_last = rows.len() - 1; rows[leaf_last].finish_node(true, layout); let mut key_line = string_key.to_vec(); key_line.push(b'\n'); let mut new_row_needed = true; for pos in (0..rows.len() - 1).rev() { let writer = rows[pos].writer.as_mut().unwrap(); let overflow = writer.write(&key_line, false); if overflow { rows[pos].finish_node(true, layout); } else { new_row_needed = false; break; } } if new_row_needed { // Insert a new root. let mut new_row = BuilderRow::new(true); let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new( layout.page_size - layout.reserved_header_bytes, 0, optimize_for_size, ); let _ = writer.write(INTERNAL_FLAG, false); let offset_line = format!("offset={}\n", rows[0].nodes - 1); let _ = writer.write(offset_line.as_bytes(), false); let _ = writer.write(&key_line, false); new_row.writer = Some(writer); rows.insert(0, new_row); } return add_key( string_key, line, rows, optimize_for_size, allow_optimize, layout, ); } Ok(()) } /// Decide where in `backing_indices` a spilled merge should land, and /// how many leading slots get merged into it. /// /// Mirrors the power-of-2 strategy implemented in the Python /// `BTreeBuilder._spill_mem_keys_and_combine`: scan `backing_indices` /// from slot 0; the first `None` slot is the landing position, and /// every non-`None` slot before it is included in the merge. /// /// Returns the landing slot index. Caller obligations after the merge: /// * extend `backing_indices` with `None` if `slot == len`; /// * write the new index into `backing_indices[slot]`; /// * null out `backing_indices[0..slot]`. /// /// `occupancy[i]` is `true` iff `backing_indices[i]` is `Some(_)`. pub fn spill_landing_slot(occupancy: &[bool]) -> usize { occupancy .iter() .position(|&filled| !filled) .unwrap_or(occupancy.len()) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use flate2::read::ZlibDecoder; use std::io::Read; #[test] fn empty_1_0_matches_python_header() { let builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); let content = builder.finish().unwrap(); assert_eq!( content, b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn empty_2_1_matches_python_header() { let builder = BTreeBuilder::new(1, 2); let content = builder.finish().unwrap(); assert_eq!( content, b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=2\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=\n" .to_vec() ); } fn pos_to_key(pos: usize, lead: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(lead); let digit = format!("{}", pos).into_bytes(); for _ in 0..40 { out.extend_from_slice(&digit); } out } #[test] fn root_leaf_1_0_round_trips_five_keys() { // Mirrors test_btree_index.test_root_leaf_1_0 except we check the // serialised node content (not the Python tempfile plumbing). let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); for i in 0..5 { let key = vec![pos_to_key(i, b"")]; let value = format!("value:{}", i).into_bytes(); builder.add_node(key, value, vec![]).unwrap(); } let content = builder.finish().unwrap(); let header = b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=5\nrow_lengths=1\n"; assert_eq!(&content[..header.len()], header); // The compressed leaf follows the header. let node_content = &content[header.len()..]; let mut decoder = ZlibDecoder::new(node_content); let mut node_bytes = Vec::new(); decoder.read_to_end(&mut node_bytes).unwrap(); // Decompressed payload should have the leaf flag and five entries. assert!(node_bytes.starts_with(b"type=leaf\n")); for i in 0..5 { let digit = format!("{}", i); let mut line = Vec::new(); for _ in 0..40 { line.extend_from_slice(digit.as_bytes()); } line.extend_from_slice(format!("\x00\x00value:{}\n", i).as_bytes()); assert!( node_bytes.windows(line.len()).any(|w| w == line.as_slice()), "missing line for index {}", i ); } } #[test] fn root_leaf_1_0_decompresses_byte_exact() { // The expected decompressed leaf contents should match Python's // exactly since the input nodes are deterministic. let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); for i in 0..5 { let key = vec![pos_to_key(i, b"")]; let value = format!("value:{}", i).into_bytes(); builder.add_node(key, value, vec![]).unwrap(); } let content = builder.finish().unwrap(); let header = b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=5\nrow_lengths=1\n"; let node_content = &content[header.len()..]; let mut decoder = ZlibDecoder::new(node_content); let mut node_bytes = Vec::new(); decoder.read_to_end(&mut node_bytes).unwrap(); let expected = concat_expected(&[ b"type=leaf\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\x00value:0\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00\x00value:1\n", b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\x00value:2\n", b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x00\x00value:3\n", b"4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\x00value:4\n", ]); assert_eq!(node_bytes, expected); } fn concat_expected(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); for p in parts { out.extend_from_slice(p); } out } /// Port of the test suite's `make_nodes(count, key_elements, /// reference_lists)` helper. Generates `count * key_elements` sample /// nodes with the same deterministic key/value/reference layout. fn make_nodes( count: usize, key_elements: usize, reference_lists: usize, ) -> Vec<(Key, Vec, Vec>)> { let mut nodes = Vec::new(); for prefix_pos in 0..key_elements { let prefix: Vec> = if key_elements > 1 { vec![pos_to_key(prefix_pos, b"")] } else { vec![] }; for pos in 0..count { let mut key = prefix.clone(); key.push(pos_to_key(pos, b"")); let value = format!("value:{pos}").into_bytes(); let mut refs: Vec> = Vec::new(); for list_pos in 0..reference_lists { let mut list: Vec = Vec::new(); for ref_pos in 0..(list_pos + pos % 2) { let mut r = prefix.clone(); if pos % 2 == 1 { r.push(pos_to_key(pos - 1, b"ref")); } else { r.push(pos_to_key(ref_pos, b"ref")); } list.push(r); } refs.push(list); } nodes.push((key, value, refs)); } } nodes } fn build_with_nodes( reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, nodes: &[(Key, Vec, Vec>)], ) -> Vec { let layout = Layout { page_size: 4096, reserved_header_bytes: 100, }; let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::with_layout(reference_lists, key_elements, layout); for (key, value, refs) in nodes { builder .add_node(key.clone(), value.clone(), refs.clone()) .unwrap(); } builder.finish().unwrap() } fn decompress(data: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut decoder = ZlibDecoder::new(data); let mut out = Vec::new(); decoder.read_to_end(&mut out).unwrap(); out } fn sorted_keys(nodes: &[(Key, Vec, Vec>)]) -> Vec { let mut keys: Vec = nodes.iter().map(|(k, _, _)| k.clone()).collect(); keys.sort(); keys } // Mirror of test_btree_index.test_root_leaf_2_2: a single-leaf index // with two key elements and two reference lists. This is the byte-exact // check that reference lists serialise correctly through write_nodes. #[test] fn root_leaf_2_2_byte_exact() { let nodes = make_nodes(5, 2, 2); let content = build_with_nodes(2, 2, &nodes); assert_eq!(content.len(), 238); assert_eq!( &content[..74], b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=2\nlen=10\nrow_lengths=1\n" ); let node_bytes = decompress(&content[74..]); let expected = concat_expected(&[ b"type=leaf\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:0\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\r0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:1\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x002222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:2\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x003333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\r0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00value:3\n", b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x004444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\t0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:4\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:0\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\r1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:1\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x002222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:2\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x003333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x001111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\r1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00value:3\n", b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x004444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00ref0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00value:4\n", ]); assert_eq!(node_bytes, expected); } // Mirror of test_btree_index.test_last_page_rounded_1_layer: 10 nodes // fit on a single leaf page. #[test] fn last_page_rounded_1_layer() { let nodes = make_nodes(10, 1, 0); let content = build_with_nodes(0, 1, &nodes); assert_eq!( &content[..74], b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=10\nrow_lengths=1\n" ); // The single leaf holds all 10 keys, in sorted order. let leaf = decompress(&content[74..]); let parsed = crate::btree_index::parse_leaf_lines(&leaf, 1, 0).expect("leaf parses"); let mut got: Vec = parsed.into_iter().map(|(k, _, _)| k).collect(); got.sort(); assert_eq!(got, sorted_keys(&nodes)); } // Mirror of test_btree_index.test_last_page_not_rounded_2_layer and the // leaf-split portion of test_2_leaves_1_0: 400 nodes split across two // leaves under a single internal root, 231 keys landing on the first leaf. #[test] fn last_page_not_rounded_2_layer() { let nodes = make_nodes(400, 1, 0); let content = build_with_nodes(0, 1, &nodes); assert_eq!( &content[..77], b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=400\nrow_lengths=1,2\n" ); let sorted = sorted_keys(&nodes); // Root internal node points at the split key. let root = decompress(&content[77..4096]); let expected_root = concat_expected(&[b"type=internal\noffset=0\n", &pos_to_key(307, b""), b"\n"]); assert_eq!(root, expected_root); // First leaf holds the first 231 keys, the second the remainder. let leaf1 = decompress(&content[4096..8192]); let mut keys1: Vec = crate::btree_index::parse_leaf_lines(&leaf1, 1, 0) .unwrap() .into_iter() .map(|(k, _, _)| k) .collect(); keys1.sort(); assert_eq!(keys1, sorted[..231]); let leaf2 = decompress(&content[8192..]); let mut keys2: Vec = crate::btree_index::parse_leaf_lines(&leaf2, 1, 0) .unwrap() .into_iter() .map(|(k, _, _)| k) .collect(); keys2.sort(); assert_eq!(keys2, sorted[231..]); } #[test] fn flatten_node_without_references() { let key = vec![b"file-id".to_vec()]; let value = b"val"; let (string_key, line) = flatten_node(&key, value, &[], false); assert_eq!(string_key, b"file-id"); assert_eq!(line, b"file-id\x00\x00val\n"); } #[test] fn two_leaves_with_reserved_100() { // Mirrors test_btree_index.test_2_leaves_1_0: 400 nodes with the // Python _RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES override set to 100. let layout = Layout { page_size: 4096, reserved_header_bytes: 100, }; let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::with_layout(0, 1, layout); for i in 0..400 { let key = vec![pos_to_key(i, b"")]; let value = format!("value:{}", i).into_bytes(); builder.add_node(key, value, vec![]).unwrap(); } let content = builder.finish().unwrap(); // The header should start with the signature and claim 400 keys and // some multi-row row_lengths (e.g. "1,2"). assert!(content.starts_with( b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=400\nrow_lengths=" )); } #[test] fn flatten_node_with_references() { let key = vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"r".to_vec()]; let value = b"value:0"; let references = vec![vec![ vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p1".to_vec()], vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()], ]]; let (string_key, line) = flatten_node(&key, value, &references, true); assert_eq!(string_key, b"f\x00r"); assert_eq!(line, b"f\x00r\x00f\x00p1\rf\x00p2\x00value:0\n"); } #[test] fn spill_landing_slot_first_spill_lands_at_zero() { // No backings yet -> new spill lands at slot 0. assert_eq!(spill_landing_slot(&[]), 0); } #[test] fn spill_landing_slot_after_one_spill_lands_at_one() { // [Some] -> next spill merges slot 0 with mem, lands at slot 1. assert_eq!(spill_landing_slot(&[true]), 1); } #[test] fn spill_landing_slot_skips_filled_to_next_none() { // [Some, Some] -> next spill merges both slots with mem, lands at 2. assert_eq!(spill_landing_slot(&[true, true]), 2); // [None, Some] -> next spill lands at the first None (slot 0); the // populated slot 1 is left undisturbed. assert_eq!(spill_landing_slot(&[false, true]), 0); // [Some, None, Some] -> next spill merges slot 0 with mem, lands at 1. assert_eq!(spill_landing_slot(&[true, false, true]), 1); } #[test] fn add_node_rejects_duplicate_key() { let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); builder .add_node(vec![b"key".to_vec()], b"value".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap(); match builder.add_node(vec![b"key".to_vec()], b"other".to_vec(), vec![]) { Err(Error::DuplicateKey(k)) => assert_eq!(k, vec![b"key".to_vec()]), other => panic!("expected DuplicateKey, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn add_node_rejects_value_with_newline() { let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); match builder.add_node(vec![b"key".to_vec()], b"bad\nvalue".to_vec(), vec![]) { Err(Error::BadValue(v)) => assert_eq!(v, b"bad\nvalue"), other => panic!("expected BadValue, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn add_node_rejects_key_with_null() { let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); match builder.add_node(vec![b"bad\x00key".to_vec()], b"value".to_vec(), vec![]) { Err(Error::BadKey(k, _)) => assert_eq!(k, vec![b"bad\x00key".to_vec()]), other => panic!("expected BadKey, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn finish_rejects_key_too_big_for_one_node() { // A key whose compressed size exceeds a page cannot be placed; finish // must report KeyTooBig. Mirrors test_btree_index.test_key_too_big: // the key is incompressible (concatenated distinct numbers), so a // simple character repeat would not do. let mut big_key = Vec::new(); for n in 0..4096u32 { big_key.extend_from_slice(n.to_string().as_bytes()); } let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); builder .add_node(vec![big_key], b"value".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap(); match builder.finish() { Err(Error::KeyTooBig(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected KeyTooBig, got {:?}", other.map(|_| "Ok(bytes)")), } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/btree_graph_index.rs0000644000000000000000000001616615211042574021221 0ustar00//! A standalone reader for B+Tree graph index files. //! //! [`btree_index`](crate::btree_index) provides stateless parsing helpers; //! the stateful "open a file and look keys up" reader otherwise only //! existed in the pyo3 layer over a Python transport. This is the //! pure-Rust equivalent over a [`Transport`], needed to read the //! `pack-names` and per-pack `.rix`/`.iix`/`.tix`/`.cix` indices of a 2a //! repository. //! //! The reader loads the whole index into memory and decodes every leaf //! into a sorted map. That is adequate for the index sizes a single //! repository produces and keeps lookups simple; a lazy page-at-a-time //! reader (using [`btree_index::plan_page_reads`](crate::btree_index::plan_page_reads)) //! can replace it later if huge indices become a concern. use std::collections::BTreeMap; use crate::btree_index::{ decompress_page, parse_btree_header, BTreeIndexError, LeafKey, LeafNode, LeafRefLists, INTERNAL_FLAG, LEAF_FLAG, PAGE_SIZE, }; use crate::transport::{Transport, TransportError}; /// Errors from reading a B+Tree graph index file. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum IndexError { /// The index file could not be parsed. Parse(BTreeIndexError), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), } impl std::fmt::Display for IndexError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { IndexError::Parse(e) => write!(f, "index parse error: {e}"), IndexError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for IndexError {} impl From for IndexError { fn from(e: BTreeIndexError) -> Self { IndexError::Parse(e) } } impl From for IndexError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { IndexError::Transport(e) } } /// An in-memory B+Tree graph index. /// /// All entries are decoded up front into a sorted map keyed by the /// (multi-element) index key, mapping to the raw value bytes and the /// reference lists (graph parents). pub struct BTreeGraphIndex { key_length: usize, node_ref_lists: usize, entries: BTreeMap, LeafRefLists)>, } impl BTreeGraphIndex { /// Open and decode the index `name` via `transport`. pub fn open(transport: &dyn Transport, name: &str) -> Result { let data = transport.get_bytes(name)?; Self::from_bytes(&data) } /// Decode an index already read into memory. pub fn from_bytes(data: &[u8]) -> Result { let header = parse_btree_header(data)?; let mut entries: BTreeMap, LeafRefLists)> = BTreeMap::new(); if header.key_count > 0 { let total_pages = data.len().div_ceil(PAGE_SIZE); for page in 0..total_pages { let start = page * PAGE_SIZE; let end = ((page + 1) * PAGE_SIZE).min(data.len()); if start >= end { break; } // Page 0 carries the plaintext header before the compressed // root node; every other page is entirely the compressed node. let payload = if page == 0 { // A header that does not fit before the end of the first // page is malformed; without this guard the slice below // would panic on header_end > end. if header.header_end > end { return Err(IndexError::Parse(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)); } &data[header.header_end..end] } else { &data[start..end] }; if payload.is_empty() { continue; } let decompressed = decompress_page(payload)?; if decompressed.starts_with(LEAF_FLAG) { let leaf = LeafNode::parse(&decompressed, header.key_length, header.node_ref_lists)?; for (k, (v, r)) in leaf.entries { entries.insert(k, (v, r)); } } else if decompressed.starts_with(INTERNAL_FLAG) { // Internal nodes only steer navigation; all entries live // in leaves, which we visit directly. continue; } else { return Err(IndexError::Parse(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)); } } } Ok(BTreeGraphIndex { key_length: header.key_length, node_ref_lists: header.node_ref_lists, entries, }) } /// Number of keys in the index. pub fn key_count(&self) -> usize { self.entries.len() } /// Number of elements in each key tuple. pub fn key_length(&self) -> usize { self.key_length } /// Number of reference lists stored per entry. pub fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> usize { self.node_ref_lists } /// Look up a key, returning its `(value, refs)` if present. pub fn get(&self, key: &[Vec]) -> Option<&(Vec, LeafRefLists)> { self.entries.get(key) } /// Iterate all `(key, value, refs)` entries in sorted key order. pub fn iter_all_entries(&self) -> impl Iterator, &LeafRefLists)> { self.entries.iter().map(|(k, (v, r))| (k, v, r)) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; // A tiny index built with a single root leaf, captured from a real // pack-names file. We build one synthetically here via the writer in a // higher layer once that exists; for now coverage comes from the // repository integration tests which read real `brz`-produced indices. #[test] fn empty_bytes_is_not_an_index() { match BTreeGraphIndex::from_bytes(b"not an index") { Err(IndexError::Parse(BTreeIndexError::BadSignature)) => {} other => panic!("expected BadSignature, got {other:?}"), } } /// A header whose options span more than one page (e.g. an absurdly long /// `row_lengths` line) must be rejected as a parse error, not panic when /// the page-0 payload slice is taken. #[test] fn header_spanning_more_than_one_page_is_a_parse_error() { let mut data = Vec::new(); data.extend_from_slice(crate::btree_index::BTREE_SIGNATURE); data.extend_from_slice(b"node_ref_lists=0\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"key_elements=1\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"len=1\n"); // A valid but very long row_lengths line (many small comma-separated // numbers) pushes header_end past one page (4096 bytes). data.extend_from_slice(b"row_lengths=1"); for _ in 0..3000 { data.extend_from_slice(b",1"); } data.push(b'\n'); // Pad so the total exceeds one page and a page-0 payload is attempted. data.resize(data.len() + 4096, 0); match BTreeGraphIndex::from_bytes(&data) { Err(IndexError::Parse(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected a parse error, got {other:?}"), } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/btree_index.rs0000644000000000000000000014057615207243627020052 0ustar00//! B+Tree graph index format helpers. //! //! Pure-Rust port of the parsing and prefetch logic from //! `bzrformats/btree_index.py`. These are stateless helpers: header/node //! parsing, the `multi_bisect_right` search, and the read-prefetch //! heuristic. The stateful reader (`BTreeGraphIndex`) and the //! `BTreeBuilder` orchestration live in the `bazaar-py` pyo3 layer, which //! drives IO and caching over Python objects and calls back into these //! functions for the pure computation. use std::collections::{BTreeMap, HashSet}; /// Magic signature written at the start of every B+Tree graph index. pub const BTREE_SIGNATURE: &[u8] = b"B+Tree Graph Index 2\n"; pub const LEAF_FLAG: &[u8] = b"type=leaf\n"; pub const INTERNAL_FLAG: &[u8] = b"type=internal\n"; pub const OPTION_NODE_REFS: &[u8] = b"node_ref_lists="; pub const OPTION_KEY_ELEMENTS: &[u8] = b"key_elements="; pub const OPTION_LEN: &[u8] = b"len="; pub const OPTION_ROW_LENGTHS: &[u8] = b"row_lengths="; /// Page size used by the on-disk B+Tree format. Every node (except the /// header-bearing root page) is exactly this many bytes after zlib /// compression. pub const PAGE_SIZE: usize = 4096; /// Bytes reserved at the start of the file for the header. pub const RESERVED_HEADER_BYTES: usize = 120; /// Default LRU cache capacity for leaf nodes. pub const NODE_CACHE_SIZE: usize = 1000; /// Errors from parsing a B+Tree index header or internal node. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum BTreeIndexError { /// The file didn't start with the magic `B+Tree Graph Index 2\n` line. BadSignature, /// An option line was missing, in the wrong order, or had a non-decimal /// value. BadOptions, /// An internal node's body was too short — missing the type line, the /// offset line, or an integer that couldn't be parsed. BadInternalNode, } impl std::fmt::Display for BTreeIndexError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { BTreeIndexError::BadSignature => write!(f, "bad btree index format signature"), BTreeIndexError::BadOptions => write!(f, "bad btree index options"), BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode => write!(f, "bad btree internal node"), } } } impl std::error::Error for BTreeIndexError {} /// Parsed B+Tree index header. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct BTreeHeader { pub node_ref_lists: usize, pub key_length: usize, pub key_count: usize, /// Number of nodes in each level of the tree, leaves first. pub row_lengths: Vec, /// Byte offset of the first byte after the header. pub header_end: usize, } /// Parse the B+Tree index file header from the start of `data`. Mirrors /// `BTreeGraphIndex._parse_header_from_bytes`. pub fn parse_btree_header(data: &[u8]) -> Result { if !data.starts_with(BTREE_SIGNATURE) { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadSignature); } let after_sig = &data[BTREE_SIGNATURE.len()..]; let mut option_lines: [&[u8]; 4] = [b"", b"", b"", b""]; let mut offset = 0usize; for slot in option_lines.iter_mut() { let nl = after_sig[offset..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)?; *slot = &after_sig[offset..offset + nl]; offset += nl + 1; } let node_ref_lists = parse_usize_option(option_lines[0], OPTION_NODE_REFS)?; let key_length = parse_usize_option(option_lines[1], OPTION_KEY_ELEMENTS)?; let key_count = parse_usize_option(option_lines[2], OPTION_LEN)?; let row_lengths = parse_row_lengths(option_lines[3])?; let header_end = BTREE_SIGNATURE.len() + option_lines[0].len() + option_lines[1].len() + option_lines[2].len() + option_lines[3].len() + 4; Ok(BTreeHeader { node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, row_lengths, header_end, }) } /// Parsed contents of an internal-node page body. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct InternalNode { /// The page-index offset at which the child leaves for this node begin. pub offset: usize, /// Key tuples acting as split points between children. pub keys: Vec>>, } /// Parse the body bytes of an internal B+Tree node. Mirrors /// `_InternalNode.__init__`/`_parse_lines`: first line is a type marker, /// second line is `offset=`, subsequent non-empty lines are key /// tuples joined by `\x00`, terminated by the first empty line. pub fn parse_internal_node(body: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut lines = body.split(|&b| b == b'\n'); let _type_line = lines.next().ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)?; let offset_line = lines.next().ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)?; // Python hardcodes `lines[1][7:]` — the `offset=` prefix is 7 bytes. // Preserve that quirk (no explicit prefix check) so we round-trip any // input the Python parser would accept, with the same ValueError // semantics if the rest isn't a decimal integer. if offset_line.len() < 7 { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode); } let offset = std::str::from_utf8(&offset_line[7..]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)?; let mut keys: Vec>> = Vec::new(); for line in lines { if line.is_empty() { break; } let parts: Vec> = line.split(|&b| b == b'\x00').map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect(); keys.push(parts); } Ok(InternalNode { offset, keys }) } /// One key in a B+Tree index — a tuple of byte segments. pub type LeafKey = Vec>; /// One reference list (a list of keys). pub type LeafRefList = Vec; /// All reference lists for a single leaf node entry. pub type LeafRefLists = Vec; /// One leaf entry: `(key, value, reference_lists)`. pub type LeafEntry = (LeafKey, Vec, LeafRefLists); /// Parse the body bytes of a B+Tree leaf node into `(key, value, refs)` /// entries. Mirrors `_btree_serializer._parse_leaf_lines`: the body must /// start with `type=leaf\n`, each line is `seg\0...\0seg\0refs\0value`, /// and refs is a tab-separated list of `\r`-separated reference keys /// (each itself `\0`-joined). pub fn parse_leaf_lines( body: &[u8], key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> Result, BTreeIndexError> { let mut header_found = false; let mut out = Vec::new(); for line in body.split(|&b| b == b'\n') { if line.is_empty() { continue; } if !header_found { if line == b"type=leaf" { header_found = true; continue; } return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode); } out.push(parse_leaf_line(line, key_length, ref_list_length)?); } if !header_found { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode); } Ok(out) } /// Parse a single body line of a B+Tree leaf node (after the /// `type=leaf` header has already been consumed). Used by the /// streaming pyo3 parser that processes lines one at a time. pub fn parse_leaf_line( line: &[u8], key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> Result { let mut pos = 0; let mut key: LeafKey = Vec::with_capacity(key_length); for i in 0..key_length { if let Some(nul) = line[pos..].iter().position(|&b| b == 0) { key.push(line[pos..pos + nul].to_vec()); pos += nul + 1; } else if i + 1 == key_length { // Last segment: capture to end (matches Python). key.push(line[pos..].to_vec()); pos = line.len(); } else { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode); } } let rest = &line[pos..]; let last_nul = rest .iter() .rposition(|&b| b == 0) .ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)?; let value = rest[last_nul + 1..].to_vec(); let refs_area = &rest[..last_nul]; let mut refs: LeafRefLists = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list_length); if ref_list_length > 0 { let sections: Vec<&[u8]> = refs_area.split(|&b| b == b'\t').collect(); for section in sections.iter().take(ref_list_length) { let mut list: LeafRefList = Vec::new(); if !section.is_empty() { for ref_bytes in section.split(|&b| b == b'\r') { if ref_bytes.is_empty() { continue; } let parts: LeafKey = ref_bytes.split(|&b| b == 0).map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(); list.push(parts); } } refs.push(list); } } else if !refs_area.is_empty() { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode); } Ok((key, value, refs)) } /// Decoded leaf-node payload: a sorted map from key to `(value, refs)`, /// plus min/max bookkeeping used by the lookup path. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct LeafNode { /// Map from key to `(value, ref_lists)`. Sorted iteration matches /// Python's `_LeafNode.all_items` (which sorts). pub entries: BTreeMap, LeafRefLists)>, pub min_key: Option, pub max_key: Option, } impl LeafNode { pub fn parse( body: &[u8], key_length: usize, ref_list_length: usize, ) -> Result { let entries_vec = parse_leaf_lines(body, key_length, ref_list_length)?; let (min_key, max_key) = if entries_vec.is_empty() { (None, None) } else { ( Some(entries_vec[0].0.clone()), Some(entries_vec[entries_vec.len() - 1].0.clone()), ) }; let mut entries: BTreeMap, LeafRefLists)> = BTreeMap::new(); for (k, v, r) in entries_vec { entries.insert(k, (v, r)); } Ok(Self { entries, min_key, max_key, }) } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.entries.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.entries.is_empty() } pub fn contains_key(&self, key: &LeafKey) -> bool { self.entries.contains_key(key) } pub fn get(&self, key: &LeafKey) -> Option<&(Vec, LeafRefLists)> { self.entries.get(key) } /// Sorted (key, (value, refs)) iterator — matches `_LeafNode.all_items`. pub fn all_items(&self) -> impl Iterator, LeafRefLists))> { self.entries.iter() } } /// Round `recommended_page_size` bytes up to a count of [`PAGE_SIZE`] pages. /// Mirrors `_compute_recommended_pages`. pub fn recommended_pages_for_read(recommended_read: u64) -> usize { recommended_read.div_ceil(PAGE_SIZE as u64) as usize } /// Compute the cumulative `_row_offsets` from `_row_lengths`. /// /// The result has `row_lengths.len() + 1` elements: each entry is the /// page index at which the corresponding row starts, with the final /// entry pointing one past the last leaf — i.e. the total page count. pub fn compute_row_offsets(row_lengths: &[usize]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(row_lengths.len() + 1); let mut acc = 0usize; for &len in row_lengths { out.push(acc); acc += len; } out.push(acc); out } /// Find the [first, end) page range belonging to the same row as `offset`. /// Mirrors `_find_layer_first_and_end`. pub fn find_layer_first_and_end(row_offsets: &[usize], offset: usize) -> (usize, usize) { let mut first = 0usize; let mut end = 0usize; for &roffset in row_offsets { first = end; end = roffset; if offset < roffset { break; } } (first, end) } /// Pure port of `_multi_bisect_right`: for each key in `in_keys` (sorted), /// find its bisect-right position in `fixed_keys` (sorted) and return /// `(position, [keys at that position])` pairs, in input order. pub fn multi_bisect_right( in_keys: &[LeafKey], fixed_keys: &[LeafKey], ) -> Vec<(usize, Vec)> { if in_keys.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } if fixed_keys.is_empty() { return vec![(0, in_keys.to_vec())]; } if in_keys.len() == 1 { let pos = fixed_keys.partition_point(|k| k <= &in_keys[0]); return vec![(pos, vec![in_keys[0].clone()])]; } // Two-pointer walk matching the Python reference implementation. let mut output: Vec<(usize, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let mut in_iter = in_keys.iter(); let mut fixed_iter = fixed_keys.iter().enumerate(); let mut cur_in = match in_iter.next() { Some(k) => k, None => return output, }; let (mut cur_fixed_offset, mut cur_fixed_key) = match fixed_iter.next() { Some(p) => p, None => { let mut tail = vec![cur_in.clone()]; tail.extend(in_iter.cloned()); return vec![(0, tail)]; } }; enum Done { Input, Fixed, } let result: Result<(), Done> = (|| -> Result<(), Done> { loop { if cur_in < cur_fixed_key { let mut bucket: Vec = Vec::new(); let pos = cur_fixed_offset; while cur_in < cur_fixed_key { bucket.push(cur_in.clone()); cur_in = match in_iter.next() { Some(k) => k, None => { output.push((pos, bucket)); return Err(Done::Input); } }; } output.push((pos, bucket)); // cur_in now >= cur_fixed_key. } // Step fixed forward until cur_in < cur_fixed_key, or fixed runs out. while cur_in >= cur_fixed_key { match fixed_iter.next() { Some((o, k)) => { cur_fixed_offset = o; cur_fixed_key = k; } None => return Err(Done::Fixed), } } } })(); match result { Err(Done::Input) => {} Err(Done::Fixed) => { let mut bucket = vec![cur_in.clone()]; bucket.extend(in_iter.cloned()); output.push((fixed_keys.len(), bucket)); } Ok(()) => {} } output } /// Decompress a single page worth of zlib-compressed bytes. Mirrors the /// `zlib.decompress` call in `_read_nodes`; node-type dispatch and parsing /// happen in the caller (the pyo3 layer, which may hand leaf bytes to a /// pluggable Python `_leaf_factory`). pub fn decompress_page(data: &[u8]) -> Result, BTreeIndexError> { use std::io::Read; let mut z = flate2::read::ZlibDecoder::new(data); let mut decompressed = Vec::with_capacity(PAGE_SIZE); z.read_to_end(&mut decompressed) .map_err(|_| BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode)?; Ok(decompressed) } /// How many pages are in the index. Mirrors `_compute_total_pages_in_index`. /// /// When the header has been parsed (`row_offsets_last` is the final /// `_row_offsets` entry and a root node is present) that count is /// authoritative; otherwise it is derived from the file `size`. Returns /// `None` when neither is available — the Python code asserts in that case. pub fn compute_total_pages_in_index( size: Option, root_present: bool, row_offsets_last: Option, ) -> Option { if root_present { if let Some(last) = row_offsets_last { return Some(last); } } size.map(|s| s.div_ceil(PAGE_SIZE as u64) as usize) } /// Decide which extra pages to prefetch alongside `offsets`. Pure port of /// `_expand_offsets`: no IO and no cache access — the caller supplies /// `cached` (which the Python suite obtains through the monkeypatchable /// `_get_offsets_to_cached_pages`), so policy and the neighbor walk stay /// testable in isolation. /// /// The early-return branches deliberately echo `offsets` unchanged (and /// unsorted): the Python implementation returns the original list object, /// and tests assert on that exact ordering. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] pub fn expand_offsets( offsets: &[usize], recommended_pages: usize, size: Option, total_pages: usize, cached: &HashSet, root_present: bool, row_lengths_len: usize, row_offsets: &[usize], ) -> Vec { if offsets.len() >= recommended_pages { return offsets.to_vec(); } if size.is_none() { return offsets.to_vec(); } if total_pages.saturating_sub(cached.len()) <= recommended_pages { // Read whatever is left. let mut expanded: Vec = (0..total_pages).filter(|p| !cached.contains(p)).collect(); expanded.sort_unstable(); return expanded; } if !root_present { // First read of the root: don't pre-fetch yet. return offsets.to_vec(); } let tree_depth = row_lengths_len; if cached.len() < tree_depth && offsets.len() == 1 { return offsets.to_vec(); } let mut final_offsets: Vec = expand_to_neighbors(offsets, cached, total_pages, recommended_pages, row_offsets) .into_iter() .collect(); final_offsets.sort_unstable(); final_offsets } /// Grow `offsets` to neighboring pages within the same tree layer until at /// least `recommended_pages` are requested. Pure port of /// `_expand_to_neighbors`; the returned set is unsorted (the caller sorts). pub fn expand_to_neighbors( offsets: &[usize], cached: &HashSet, total_pages: usize, recommended_pages: usize, row_offsets: &[usize], ) -> HashSet { let mut final_offsets: HashSet = offsets.iter().copied().collect(); let mut new_tips = final_offsets.clone(); // Python caches (first, end) for the first tip and reuses it for the // whole walk — every offset is assumed to be in the same layer. let mut layer: Option<(usize, usize)> = None; while final_offsets.len() < recommended_pages && !new_tips.is_empty() { let mut next_tips: HashSet = HashSet::new(); for &pos in &new_tips { if layer.is_none() { layer = Some(find_layer_first_and_end(row_offsets, pos)); } let (first, end) = layer.unwrap(); // Note the strict `previous > 0`: page 0 (the root) is never // pulled in as a neighbor. if pos > 0 { let previous = pos - 1; if previous > 0 && !cached.contains(&previous) && !final_offsets.contains(&previous) && previous >= first { next_tips.insert(previous); } } let after = pos + 1; if after < total_pages && !cached.contains(&after) && !final_offsets.contains(&after) && after < end { next_tips.insert(after); } } for n in &next_tips { final_offsets.insert(*n); } new_tips = next_tips; } final_offsets } /// One byte range to read from the backing file: `offset` bytes in, for /// `length` bytes. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct PageRange { pub offset: u64, pub length: u64, } /// Plan produced by [`plan_page_reads`]. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ReadPlan { /// Read these specific byte ranges from the file. Ranges(Vec), /// The file size is unknown and page 0 was requested: read the whole /// file in one `get_bytes` and slice it into pages afterwards. WholeFile, } /// Compute the byte ranges to read for the requested `pages`. Pure port of /// the range-building loop in `_read_nodes` (the IO, zlib and node /// construction stay in the caller). /// /// Returns [`ReadPlan::WholeFile`] when page 0 is requested but `size` is /// unknown. Errors (with a message mirroring the Python `AssertionError`) /// when a non-root page lies past the end of the file. `page_size` is a /// parameter because the test suite monkeypatches `_PAGE_SIZE`. pub fn plan_page_reads( pages: &[usize], size: Option, base_offset: u64, page_size: usize, ) -> Result { let mut ranges: Vec = Vec::new(); for &index in pages { let offset = (index as u64) * page_size as u64; let mut length = page_size as u64; if index == 0 { match size { Some(file_size) => { length = (page_size as u64).min(file_size); } None => { // Unknown size: signal a whole-file read. return Ok(ReadPlan::WholeFile); } } } else { let file_size = size.unwrap_or(0); if offset > file_size { return Err(format!( "tried to read past the end of the file {offset} > {file_size}" )); } length = length.min(file_size - offset); } ranges.push(PageRange { offset: base_offset + offset, length, }); } Ok(ReadPlan::Ranges(ranges)) } fn parse_usize_option(line: &[u8], prefix: &[u8]) -> Result { if !line.starts_with(prefix) { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions); } std::str::from_utf8(&line[prefix.len()..]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions) } fn parse_row_lengths(line: &[u8]) -> Result, BTreeIndexError> { if !line.starts_with(OPTION_ROW_LENGTHS) { return Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions); } let payload = &line[OPTION_ROW_LENGTHS.len()..]; let mut out = Vec::new(); for part in payload.split(|&b| b == b',') { // Empty parts (trailing comma, or empty payload entirely) are // skipped, matching Python's `if length` filter. if part.is_empty() { continue; } let n = std::str::from_utf8(part) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)?; out.push(n); } Ok(out) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn build_header( node_ref_lists: usize, key_length: usize, key_count: usize, row_lengths: &str, ) -> Vec { let mut data = BTREE_SIGNATURE.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(format!("node_ref_lists={}\n", node_ref_lists).as_bytes()); data.extend_from_slice(format!("key_elements={}\n", key_length).as_bytes()); data.extend_from_slice(format!("len={}\n", key_count).as_bytes()); data.extend_from_slice(format!("row_lengths={}\n", row_lengths).as_bytes()); data } #[test] fn parse_header_minimal() { let data = build_header(0, 1, 0, ""); let h = parse_btree_header(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(h.node_ref_lists, 0); assert_eq!(h.key_length, 1); assert_eq!(h.key_count, 0); assert!(h.row_lengths.is_empty()); assert_eq!(h.header_end, data.len()); } #[test] fn parse_header_multi_row() { let data = build_header(2, 3, 100, "1,4,20"); let h = parse_btree_header(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(h.node_ref_lists, 2); assert_eq!(h.key_length, 3); assert_eq!(h.key_count, 100); assert_eq!(h.row_lengths, vec![1, 4, 20]); } #[test] fn parse_header_trailing_comma_in_row_lengths() { // Python's `if length` filter drops empty parts from the split — // tolerate the same. let data = build_header(1, 1, 10, "5,"); let h = parse_btree_header(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(h.row_lengths, vec![5]); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_bad_signature() { let data = b"Not a btree index\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=\n"; assert_eq!(parse_btree_header(data), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadSignature)); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_missing_option() { let mut data = BTREE_SIGNATURE.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"wrong=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=\n"); assert_eq!(parse_btree_header(&data), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_non_decimal_option() { let mut data = BTREE_SIGNATURE.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"node_ref_lists=abc\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=\n"); assert_eq!(parse_btree_header(&data), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_non_decimal_row_length() { let mut data = BTREE_SIGNATURE.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"node_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\nrow_lengths=1,xyz\n"); assert_eq!(parse_btree_header(&data), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_truncated() { // Only three option lines — missing row_lengths. let mut data = BTREE_SIGNATURE.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"node_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n"); assert_eq!(parse_btree_header(&data), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_header_end_offset_matches_byte_count() { let data = build_header(1, 2, 5, "1,2,3"); let h = parse_btree_header(&data).unwrap(); // The computed `header_end` should equal the total data length // (there's no trailing data after the row_lengths newline here). assert_eq!(h.header_end, data.len()); } fn key(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect() } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_basic() { // Mirrors the cross-checked Python output for the same body. let body = b"type=internal\noffset=42\nkey1\none\x00two\nkey3\n"; let n = parse_internal_node(body).unwrap(); assert_eq!(n.offset, 42); assert_eq!( n.keys, vec![key(&[b"key1"]), key(&[b"one", b"two"]), key(&[b"key3"])] ); } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_stops_at_first_empty_line() { // Content after the first empty line (explicit terminator) is // silently dropped, matching the Python `break` behavior. let body = b"type=internal\noffset=0\nalpha\n\nGARBAGE\nmore\n"; let n = parse_internal_node(body).unwrap(); assert_eq!(n.offset, 0); assert_eq!(n.keys, vec![key(&[b"alpha"])]); } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_no_keys() { let body = b"type=internal\noffset=7\n"; let n = parse_internal_node(body).unwrap(); assert_eq!(n.offset, 7); assert!(n.keys.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_rejects_missing_offset_line() { let body = b"type=internal\n"; assert_eq!( parse_internal_node(body), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode) ); } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_rejects_short_offset_line() { // `offset=` is 7 bytes; anything shorter can't even be the prefix. let body = b"type=internal\nabc\n"; assert_eq!( parse_internal_node(body), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode) ); } #[test] fn parse_internal_node_rejects_non_decimal_offset() { let body = b"type=internal\noffset=nope\n"; assert_eq!( parse_internal_node(body), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode) ); } #[test] fn parse_leaf_lines_basic() { // Single key, no refs, value "v". let body = b"type=leaf\nkey1\0\0v\n"; let entries = parse_leaf_lines(body, 1, 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(entries[0].0, vec![b"key1".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(entries[0].1, b"v"); assert!(entries[0].2.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_leaf_lines_two_part_key_with_refs() { // key=("k1","k2"), 2 ref lists, value "val". // refs section: \t; each list is \r-separated keys. // list1 = [(b"r1a",b"r1b"), (b"r2a",b"r2b")]; list2 = [] let body = b"type=leaf\nk1\0k2\0r1a\0r1b\rr2a\0r2b\t\0val\n"; let entries = parse_leaf_lines(body, 2, 2).unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(entries[0].0, vec![b"k1".to_vec(), b"k2".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(entries[0].1, b"val"); assert_eq!(entries[0].2.len(), 2); assert_eq!( entries[0].2[0], vec![ vec![b"r1a".to_vec(), b"r1b".to_vec()], vec![b"r2a".to_vec(), b"r2b".to_vec()], ] ); assert!(entries[0].2[1].is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_leaf_lines_rejects_missing_header() { let body = b"k\0\0v\n"; assert!(matches!( parse_leaf_lines(body, 1, 0), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode) )); } #[test] fn parse_leaf_lines_rejects_refs_when_no_ref_list_expected() { let body = b"type=leaf\nkey\0refstuff\0v\n"; assert!(matches!( parse_leaf_lines(body, 1, 0), Err(BTreeIndexError::BadInternalNode) )); } #[test] fn leaf_node_tracks_min_max_keys() { let body = b"type=leaf\na\0\0v1\nb\0\0v2\nc\0\0v3\n"; let leaf = LeafNode::parse(body, 1, 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(leaf.len(), 3); assert_eq!(leaf.min_key, Some(vec![b"a".to_vec()])); assert_eq!(leaf.max_key, Some(vec![b"c".to_vec()])); assert!(leaf.contains_key(&vec![b"b".to_vec()])); } #[test] fn leaf_node_empty() { let body = b"type=leaf\n"; let leaf = LeafNode::parse(body, 1, 0).unwrap(); assert!(leaf.is_empty()); assert_eq!(leaf.min_key, None); assert_eq!(leaf.max_key, None); } #[test] fn leaf_node_all_items_sorted() { // Even when written out of order, all_items returns sorted by key. let body = b"type=leaf\nb\0\0v2\na\0\0v1\nc\0\0v3\n"; let leaf = LeafNode::parse(body, 1, 0).unwrap(); let keys: Vec<_> = leaf.all_items().map(|(k, _)| k.clone()).collect(); assert_eq!( keys, vec![ vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![b"b".to_vec()], vec![b"c".to_vec()] ] ); } #[test] fn compute_row_offsets_basic() { assert_eq!(compute_row_offsets(&[]), vec![0]); assert_eq!(compute_row_offsets(&[1]), vec![0, 1]); assert_eq!(compute_row_offsets(&[1, 4, 20]), vec![0, 1, 5, 25]); } #[test] fn find_layer_first_and_end_basic() { // Three rows: row 0 covers [0,1), row 1 covers [1,5), row 2 covers [5,25). let row_offsets = vec![0, 1, 5, 25]; assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(&row_offsets, 0), (0, 1)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(&row_offsets, 1), (1, 5)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(&row_offsets, 4), (1, 5)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(&row_offsets, 5), (5, 25)); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_empty_inputs() { assert!(multi_bisect_right(&[], &[]).is_empty()); // Empty fixed: everything falls left. let in_keys = vec![vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![b"b".to_vec()]]; assert_eq!( multi_bisect_right(&in_keys, &[]), vec![(0, in_keys.clone())] ); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_single_in_key() { // Single in_key uses bisect_right. let fixed = vec![vec![b"b".to_vec()], vec![b"d".to_vec()]]; // "a" -> 0, "b" -> 1, "c" -> 1, "d" -> 2, "e" -> 2. for (k, expected_pos) in &[ (b"a".to_vec(), 0), (b"b".to_vec(), 1), (b"c".to_vec(), 1), (b"d".to_vec(), 2), (b"e".to_vec(), 2), ] { let in_keys = vec![vec![k.clone()]]; let res = multi_bisect_right(&in_keys, &fixed); assert_eq!(res, vec![(*expected_pos, in_keys)]); } } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_multi_in_key() { let fixed = vec![vec![b"b".to_vec()], vec![b"d".to_vec()]]; // ["a","c","e"] split into [(0,["a"]), (1,["c"]), (2,["e"])]. let in_keys = vec![ vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![b"c".to_vec()], vec![b"e".to_vec()], ]; let result = multi_bisect_right(&in_keys, &fixed); assert_eq!(result.len(), 3); assert_eq!(result[0], (0, vec![vec![b"a".to_vec()]])); assert_eq!(result[1], (1, vec![vec![b"c".to_vec()]])); assert_eq!(result[2], (2, vec![vec![b"e".to_vec()]])); } // ---- Ports of TestMultiBisectRight from // bzrformats/tests/test_btree_index.py. The Python tests use bare // strings; we wrap them as one-segment LeafKeys for parity. fn k(s: &str) -> LeafKey { vec![s.as_bytes().to_vec()] } fn ks(slice: &[&str]) -> Vec { slice.iter().map(|s| k(s)).collect() } fn assert_multi_bisect_right(expected: &[(usize, &[&str])], search: &[&str], fixed: &[&str]) { let got = multi_bisect_right(&ks(search), &ks(fixed)); let want: Vec<(usize, Vec)> = expected .iter() .map(|(pos, keys)| (*pos, ks(keys))) .collect(); assert_eq!(got, want); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_after() { assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(1, &["b"])], &["b"], &["a"]); assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(3, &["e", "f", "g"])], &["e", "f", "g"], &["a", "b", "c"]); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_before() { assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(0, &["a"])], &["a"], &["b"]); assert_multi_bisect_right( &[(0, &["a", "b", "c", "d"])], &["a", "b", "c", "d"], &["e", "f", "g"], ); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_exact() { assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(1, &["a"])], &["a"], &["a"]); assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(1, &["a"]), (2, &["b"])], &["a", "b"], &["a", "b"]); assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(1, &["a"]), (3, &["c"])], &["a", "c"], &["a", "b", "c"]); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_inbetween() { assert_multi_bisect_right(&[(1, &["b"])], &["b"], &["a", "c"]); assert_multi_bisect_right( &[(1, &["b", "c", "d"]), (2, &["f", "g"])], &["b", "c", "d", "f", "g"], &["a", "e", "h"], ); } #[test] fn multi_bisect_right_mixed() { assert_multi_bisect_right( &[(0, &["a", "b"]), (2, &["d", "e"]), (4, &["g", "h"])], &["a", "b", "d", "e", "g", "h"], &["c", "d", "f", "g"], ); } // ---- Ports of TestBTreeNodes (LeafNode_1_0, LeafNode_2_2, // InternalNode_1) from bzrformats/tests/test_btree_index.py. #[test] fn leaf_node_1_0_canned_bytes() { let body: &[u8] = b"type=leaf\n\ 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\x00\x00value:0\n\ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\x00\x00value:1\n\ 2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\x00\x00value:2\n\ 3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\x00\x00value:3\n\ 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\x00\x00value:4\n"; let node = LeafNode::parse(body, 1, 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(node.len(), 5); for i in 0..5 { let key = vec![format!("{}", i).repeat(40).into_bytes()]; let (value, refs) = node.get(&key).expect("key present"); assert_eq!(value, &format!("value:{}", i).into_bytes()); assert!(refs.is_empty()); } } #[test] fn leaf_node_2_2_canned_bytes_with_refs() { let body: &[u8] = b"type=leaf\n\ 00\x0000\x00\t00\x00ref00\x00value:0\n\ 00\x0011\x0000\x00ref00\t00\x00ref00\r01\x00ref01\x00value:1\n\ 11\x0033\x0011\x00ref22\t11\x00ref22\r11\x00ref22\x00value:3\n\ 11\x0044\x00\t11\x00ref00\x00value:4\n"; let node = LeafNode::parse(body, 2, 2).unwrap(); assert_eq!(node.len(), 4); // (00, 00) -> value:0, refs=([], [(00, ref00)]) let k = vec![b"00".to_vec(), b"00".to_vec()]; let (v, refs) = node.get(&k).unwrap(); assert_eq!(v, b"value:0"); assert_eq!(refs.len(), 2); assert!(refs[0].is_empty()); assert_eq!(refs[1], vec![vec![b"00".to_vec(), b"ref00".to_vec()]]); // (00, 11) -> value:1, refs=([(00, ref00)], [(00, ref00), (01, ref01)]) let k = vec![b"00".to_vec(), b"11".to_vec()]; let (v, refs) = node.get(&k).unwrap(); assert_eq!(v, b"value:1"); assert_eq!(refs[0], vec![vec![b"00".to_vec(), b"ref00".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!( refs[1], vec![ vec![b"00".to_vec(), b"ref00".to_vec()], vec![b"01".to_vec(), b"ref01".to_vec()], ] ); // (11, 33) -> value:3, refs=([(11, ref22)], [(11, ref22), (11, ref22)]) let k = vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"33".to_vec()]; let (v, refs) = node.get(&k).unwrap(); assert_eq!(v, b"value:3"); assert_eq!(refs[0], vec![vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"ref22".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!( refs[1], vec![ vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"ref22".to_vec()], vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"ref22".to_vec()], ] ); // (11, 44) -> value:4, refs=([], [(11, ref00)]) let k = vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"44".to_vec()]; let (v, refs) = node.get(&k).unwrap(); assert_eq!(v, b"value:4"); assert!(refs[0].is_empty()); assert_eq!(refs[1], vec![vec![b"11".to_vec(), b"ref00".to_vec()]]); } #[test] fn internal_node_1_canned_bytes() { let body: &[u8] = b"type=internal\n\ offset=1\n\ 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\n\ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\n\ 2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\n\ 3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\n\ 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444\n"; let node = parse_internal_node(body).unwrap(); assert_eq!(node.offset, 1); let expected: Vec = (0..5) .map(|i| vec![format!("{}", i).repeat(40).into_bytes()]) .collect(); assert_eq!(node.keys, expected); } // Prefetch heuristic ports of the Python `TestExpandOffsets` fixture. // The Python tests poke private attributes on a `BTreeGraphIndex` // (`_size`, `_recommended_pages`, `_row_lengths`, and a monkeypatched // `_get_offsets_to_cached_pages`) to drive the expansion logic without // touching disk. Here we call the pure free functions directly with the // same synthetic state. fn cached(set: &[usize]) -> HashSet { set.iter().copied().collect() } /// Synthetic index parameters mirroring `TestExpandOffsets.prepare_index`. struct SynthIndex { size: Option, recommended_pages: usize, row_lengths: Vec, row_offsets: Vec, with_root: bool, } impl SynthIndex { fn new( size: Option, recommended_pages: usize, row_lengths: Vec, with_root: bool, ) -> Self { let row_offsets = compute_row_offsets(&row_lengths); Self { size, recommended_pages, row_lengths, row_offsets, with_root, } } fn total_pages(&self) -> usize { compute_total_pages_in_index( self.size, self.with_root, self.row_offsets.last().copied(), ) .expect("size or header present") } fn expand(&self, offsets: &[usize], cached_set: &[usize]) -> Vec { expand_offsets( offsets, self.recommended_pages, self.size, self.total_pages(), &cached(cached_set), self.with_root, self.row_lengths.len(), &self.row_offsets, ) } } fn make_100_node_index() -> SynthIndex { SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 100), 6, vec![1, 99], true) } fn make_1000_node_index() -> SynthIndex { SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 1000), 6, vec![1, 9, 990], true) } #[test] fn recommended_pages_basic() { // The local transport recommends 4096 bytes => 1 page. assert_eq!(recommended_pages_for_read(4096), 1); assert_eq!(recommended_pages_for_read(64 * 1024), 16); } #[test] fn compute_total_pages_no_header() { // No header parsed yet: count is round_up(size / PAGE_SIZE). for (size, expected) in [ (1024u64, 1usize), (4095, 1), (4096, 1), (4097, 2), (8192, 2), (4096 * 75 + 10, 76), ] { assert_eq!( compute_total_pages_in_index(Some(size), false, None), Some(expected) ); } } #[test] fn compute_total_pages_unknown_returns_none() { assert_eq!(compute_total_pages_in_index(None, false, None), None); } #[test] fn find_layer_first_and_end_three_layers() { // row_lengths [1, 9, 990] => row_offsets [0, 1, 10, 1000]. let idx = make_1000_node_index(); let ro = &idx.row_offsets; assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 0), (0, 1)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 1), (1, 10)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 9), (1, 10)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 10), (10, 1000)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 99), (10, 1000)); assert_eq!(find_layer_first_and_end(ro, 999), (10, 1000)); } #[test] fn expand_unknown_size() { // No size: never expand (offsets echoed unchanged). The size-None // branch returns before total_pages matters, so pass a dummy 0. let row_offsets = compute_row_offsets(&[1]); assert_eq!( expand_offsets(&[0], 10, None, 0, &cached(&[]), false, 1, &row_offsets), vec![0] ); assert_eq!( expand_offsets( &[1, 4, 9], 10, None, 0, &cached(&[]), false, 1, &row_offsets ), vec![1, 4, 9] ); } #[test] fn expand_more_than_recommended() { // Already requesting >= recommended pages: echo unchanged. let idx = SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 100), 2, vec![1, 99], true); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[1, 10], &[]), vec![1, 10]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[1, 10, 20], &[]), vec![1, 10, 20]); } #[test] fn expand_read_all_from_root() { // recommended=20 covers all 10 pages, so [0] expands to 0..10. let idx = SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 10), 20, vec![1, 9], false); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[0], &[]), (0..10).collect::>()); } #[test] fn expand_read_all_when_cached() { // Cached [0,1,2,5,6]; 5 uncached, recommended=5 => read all the rest. let idx = SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 10), 5, vec![1, 9], true); let cset: &[usize] = &[0, 1, 2, 5, 6]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[3], cset), vec![3, 4, 7, 8, 9]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[8], cset), vec![3, 4, 7, 8, 9]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[9], cset), vec![3, 4, 7, 8, 9]); } #[test] fn expand_no_root_node() { // First read, no root yet: don't expand. let idx = SynthIndex::new(Some(4096 * 10), 5, vec![1, 9], false); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[0], &[]), vec![0]); } #[test] fn expand_include_neighbors() { let idx = make_100_node_index(); let cset: &[usize] = &[0, 50]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[12], cset), vec![9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[91], cset), vec![88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94]); // Hitting the layer's edge: keep going the other direction. Page 0 // is never pulled in (strict `previous > 0`). assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[2], cset), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[98], cset), vec![94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99]); // Multiple offsets expand around each. assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[2, 81], cset), vec![1, 2, 3, 80, 81, 82]); assert_eq!( idx.expand(&[2, 10, 81], cset), vec![1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 80, 81, 82] ); } #[test] fn expand_stop_at_cached() { let idx = make_100_node_index(); let cset: &[usize] = &[0, 10, 19]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[11], cset), vec![11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[12], cset), vec![11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[15], cset), vec![12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[16], cset), vec![13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[17], cset), vec![13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[18], cset), vec![13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18]); } #[test] fn expand_cannot_fully_expand() { // Bound by cached neighbours on both sides: no infinite loop. let idx = make_100_node_index(); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[11], &[0, 10, 12]), vec![11]); } #[test] fn expand_overlap() { let idx = make_100_node_index(); let cset: &[usize] = &[0, 50]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[12, 13], cset), vec![10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[11, 14], cset), vec![10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]); } #[test] fn expand_stay_within_layer() { let idx = make_1000_node_index(); let cset: &[usize] = &[0, 5, 500]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[2], cset), vec![1, 2, 3, 4]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[6], cset), vec![6, 7, 8, 9]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[9], cset), vec![6, 7, 8, 9]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[10], cset), vec![10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[13], cset), vec![10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]); let cset2: &[usize] = &[0, 4, 12]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[7], cset2), vec![5, 6, 7, 8, 9]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[11], cset2), vec![10, 11]); } #[test] fn expand_small_requests_unexpanded() { // Single-page requests in a deep tree don't expand on the first pass. let idx = make_100_node_index(); let cset: &[usize] = &[0]; assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[1], cset), vec![1]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[50], cset), vec![50]); // But >1 offset expands around each. assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[50, 60], cset), vec![49, 50, 51, 59, 60, 61]); let idx = make_1000_node_index(); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[1], &[0]), vec![1]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[100], &[0, 1]), vec![100]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[2], &[0, 1, 100]), vec![2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]); assert_eq!(idx.expand(&[4], &[0, 1, 100]), vec![2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]); assert_eq!( idx.expand(&[105], &[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 100]), vec![102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108] ); } #[test] fn plan_page_reads_unknown_size_root() { // Page 0 with no size => read the whole file. assert_eq!( plan_page_reads(&[0], None, 0, PAGE_SIZE), Ok(ReadPlan::WholeFile) ); } #[test] fn plan_page_reads_known_size() { // Root page clamps to the file size; later pages are full PAGE_SIZE. let plan = plan_page_reads(&[0, 1], Some(PAGE_SIZE as u64 + 10), 0, PAGE_SIZE).unwrap(); assert_eq!( plan, ReadPlan::Ranges(vec![ PageRange { offset: 0, length: PAGE_SIZE as u64, }, PageRange { offset: PAGE_SIZE as u64, length: 10, }, ]) ); } #[test] fn plan_page_reads_applies_base_offset() { let plan = plan_page_reads(&[0], Some(100), 1234, PAGE_SIZE).unwrap(); assert_eq!( plan, ReadPlan::Ranges(vec![PageRange { offset: 1234, length: 100, }]) ); } #[test] fn plan_page_reads_past_end_errors() { let err = plan_page_reads(&[5], Some(PAGE_SIZE as u64), 0, PAGE_SIZE).unwrap_err(); assert!(err.contains("past the end")); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/btree_serializer.rs0000644000000000000000000003625015207277350021105 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Canonical Ltd // Copyright (C) 2024 Jelmer Vernooij // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! Pure-Rust core of the btree CHK leaf-node serializer. //! //! Ported from `bzrformats._btree_serializer`. The performance-critical bit is //! [`ChkLeafNode`], which parses a `gc-chk-sha1` leaf node and answers sha1 //! lookups via a precomputed offset table plus binary search. //! //! Everything here operates on plain bytes and 20-byte sha1 arrays; the pyo3 //! wrapper marshals the `(b"sha1:...",)` key tuples and `(value, refs)` shapes. /// Errors parsing a CHK sha1 leaf node. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Error { /// The data did not begin with the `type=leaf\n` header. MissingLeafHeader, /// A record line did not start with `sha1:`. MissingSha1Prefix, /// The hex sha1 portion was not exactly 40 valid hex characters. BadSha1Hex, /// The line structure (null separators / value fields) was malformed. MalformedRecord(&'static str), } impl std::fmt::Display for Error { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { Error::MissingLeafHeader => write!(f, "bytes did not start with 'type=leaf\\n'"), Error::MissingSha1Prefix => write!(f, "line did not start with sha1:"), Error::BadSha1Hex => write!(f, "could not unhexlify 40-char sha1"), Error::MalformedRecord(why) => write!(f, "malformed record: {}", why), } } } impl std::error::Error for Error {} static HEX_CHARS: &[u8; 16] = b"0123456789abcdef"; /// Lookup table mapping an ASCII byte to its hex value 0..15, or -1 if invalid. fn build_unhex_table() -> [i8; 256] { let mut table = [-1i8; 256]; for i in 0u8..10 { table[(b'0' + i) as usize] = i as i8; } for i in 0u8..6 { table[(b'a' + i) as usize] = (10 + i) as i8; table[(b'A' + i) as usize] = (10 + i) as i8; } table } /// Convert 40 hex bytes into a 20-byte binary sha1. Returns `false` (leaving /// `bin` partially written) on invalid input. pub fn unhexlify_sha1(hex: &[u8], bin: &mut [u8; 20]) -> bool { let table = build_unhex_table(); if hex.len() != 40 { return false; } for i in 0..20 { let top = table[hex[i * 2] as usize]; let bot = table[hex[i * 2 + 1] as usize]; if top < 0 || bot < 0 { return false; } bin[i] = ((top << 4) | bot) as u8; } true } /// Convert a 20-byte binary sha1 into 40 lowercase hex bytes. pub fn hexlify_sha1(bin: &[u8; 20]) -> [u8; 40] { let mut hex = [0u8; 40]; for i in 0..20 { hex[i * 2] = HEX_CHARS[((bin[i] >> 4) & 0xf) as usize]; hex[i * 2 + 1] = HEX_CHARS[(bin[i] & 0xf) as usize]; } hex } /// Decode a `b"sha1:<40 hex>"` byte string (length 45) to a binary sha1. /// Returns `None` if the bytes are not a valid sha1 key body. pub fn sha1_bytes_to_bin(data: &[u8]) -> Option<[u8; 20]> { if data.len() != 45 || !data.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return None; } let mut sha1 = [0u8; 20]; if unhexlify_sha1(&data[5..], &mut sha1) { Some(sha1) } else { None } } /// Encode a binary sha1 as the 45-byte `b"sha1:<40 hex>"` key body. pub fn sha1_bin_to_bytes(sha1: &[u8; 20]) -> Vec { let hex = hexlify_sha1(sha1); let mut buf = Vec::with_capacity(45); buf.extend_from_slice(b"sha1:"); buf.extend_from_slice(&hex); buf } /// Interpret the first 4 bytes of a sha1 as a big-endian u32. fn sha1_to_uint(sha1: &[u8; 20]) -> u32 { u32::from_be_bytes([sha1[0], sha1[1], sha1[2], sha1[3]]) } /// A parsed entry of a `gc-chk-sha1` leaf node. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ChkSha1Record { pub block_offset: u64, pub block_length: u32, pub record_start: u32, pub record_end: u32, pub sha1: [u8; 20], } impl ChkSha1Record { /// Format the record's value field: `"block_offset block_length record_start record_end"`. pub fn format_value(&self) -> Vec { format!( "{} {} {} {}", self.block_offset, self.block_length, self.record_start, self.record_end ) .into_bytes() } } /// All entries of one `gc-chk-sha1` leaf node, indexed for fast sha1 lookup. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats._btree_serializer.GCCHKSHA1LeafNode`. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct ChkLeafNode { records: Vec, /// Number of bits to shift a sha1's leading u32 by to reach the byte that /// first differs across records. 24 means the very first byte varies. common_shift: u8, /// Maps an interesting byte (0..=256) to the first record at or after it. offsets: [u8; 257], } impl ChkLeafNode { /// Parse leaf-node bytes (including the `type=leaf\n` header). pub fn parse(data: &[u8]) -> Result { if !data.starts_with(b"type=leaf\n") { return Err(Error::MissingLeafHeader); } let content = &data[10..]; let num_records = content.iter().filter(|&&b| b == b'\n').count(); let mut records = Vec::with_capacity(num_records); let mut cur = content; while !cur.is_empty() { let nl_pos = match cur.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { Some(p) => p, None => break, }; let line = &cur[..nl_pos]; cur = &cur[nl_pos + 1..]; if line.is_empty() { continue; } records.push(parse_one_entry(line)?); } let mut node = ChkLeafNode { records, common_shift: 0, offsets: [0u8; 257], }; node.compute_common(); Ok(node) } pub fn records(&self) -> &[ChkSha1Record] { &self.records } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.records.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.records.is_empty() } pub fn common_shift(&self) -> u8 { self.common_shift } pub fn offsets(&self) -> &[u8; 257] { &self.offsets } pub fn min_record(&self) -> Option<&ChkSha1Record> { self.records.first() } pub fn max_record(&self) -> Option<&ChkSha1Record> { self.records.last() } /// The offset-table bucket a sha1 falls into. pub fn offset_for_sha1(&self, sha1: &[u8; 20]) -> usize { let as_uint = sha1_to_uint(sha1); ((as_uint >> self.common_shift) & 0xFF) as usize } fn compute_common(&mut self) { if self.records.len() < 2 { self.common_shift = 24; } else { let mut common_mask: u32 = 0xFFFFFFFF; let first = sha1_to_uint(&self.records[0].sha1); for record in &self.records[1..] { let this = sha1_to_uint(&record.sha1); common_mask &= !(first ^ this); } let mut shift: u8 = 24; while common_mask & 0x80000000 != 0 && shift > 0 { common_mask <<= 1; shift -= 1; } self.common_shift = shift; } let max_offset = std::cmp::min(self.records.len(), 255); let mut offset: usize = 0; for i in 0..max_offset { let this_offset = self.offset_for_sha1(&self.records[i].sha1); while offset <= this_offset { self.offsets[offset] = i as u8; offset += 1; } } while offset < 257 { self.offsets[offset] = max_offset as u8; offset += 1; } } /// Find the record index for `sha1`, or `None` if absent. Uses the offset /// table to bound a binary search over the (sorted) records. pub fn lookup_record(&self, sha1: &[u8; 20]) -> Option { let offset = self.offset_for_sha1(sha1); let lo_val = self.offsets[offset] as usize; let hi_val = self.offsets[offset + 1]; let mut hi = if hi_val == 255 { self.records.len() } else { hi_val as usize }; let mut lo = lo_val; while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; match self.records[mid].sha1.cmp(sha1) { std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => return Some(mid), std::cmp::Ordering::Less => lo = mid + 1, std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => hi = mid, } } None } } /// Parse one record line (without the trailing newline): `sha1:<40hex>\0\0`. fn parse_one_entry(line: &[u8]) -> Result { if !line.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return Err(Error::MissingSha1Prefix); } let after_prefix = &line[5..]; let nul_pos = after_prefix .iter() .position(|&b| b == 0) .ok_or(Error::MalformedRecord("missing null byte after sha1"))?; if nul_pos != 40 { return Err(Error::MalformedRecord("sha1 was not 40 hex bytes")); } let mut sha1 = [0u8; 20]; if !unhexlify_sha1(&after_prefix[..40], &mut sha1) { return Err(Error::BadSha1Hex); } let rest = &after_prefix[41..]; if rest.is_empty() || rest[0] != 0 { return Err(Error::MalformedRecord("expected a second null byte")); } let value_str = &rest[1..]; let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = value_str.split(|&b| b == b' ').collect(); if parts.len() != 4 { return Err(Error::MalformedRecord("value did not have 4 fields")); } let parse_u64 = |b: &[u8]| -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(b) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or(Error::MalformedRecord("non-numeric value field")) }; let parse_u32 = |b: &[u8]| -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(b) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or(Error::MalformedRecord("non-numeric value field")) }; Ok(ChkSha1Record { block_offset: parse_u64(parts[0])?, block_length: parse_u32(parts[1])?, record_start: parse_u32(parts[2])?, record_end: parse_u32(parts[3])?, sha1, }) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn test_hexlify_round_trips() { let bin = [ 0x00, 0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55, 0x66, 0x77, 0x88, 0x99, 0xaa, 0xbb, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xee, 0xff, 0x01, 0x23, 0x45, 0x67, ]; let hex = hexlify_sha1(&bin); assert_eq!(&hex, b"00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff01234567"); let mut back = [0u8; 20]; assert!(unhexlify_sha1(&hex, &mut back)); assert_eq!(back, bin); } #[test] fn test_unhexlify_rejects_invalid() { let mut out = [0u8; 20]; // Wrong length. assert!(!unhexlify_sha1(b"abcd", &mut out)); // Non-hex character ('g') in an otherwise 40-char string. let bad = b"g000000000000000000000000000000000000000"; assert!(!unhexlify_sha1(bad, &mut out)); } #[test] fn test_sha1_key_bytes_round_trip() { let bin = [0xabu8; 20]; let bytes = sha1_bin_to_bytes(&bin); assert_eq!(bytes.len(), 45); assert!(bytes.starts_with(b"sha1:")); assert_eq!(sha1_bytes_to_bin(&bytes), Some(bin)); // Not a sha1 key. assert_eq!(sha1_bytes_to_bin(b"not-a-key"), None); assert_eq!(sha1_bytes_to_bin(b"sha1:nothex"), None); } /// Build a leaf node body from `(sha1_bin, value)` records. fn make_leaf(records: &[([u8; 20], &str)]) -> Vec { let mut data = b"type=leaf\n".to_vec(); for (sha1, value) in records { data.extend_from_slice(b"sha1:"); data.extend_from_slice(&hexlify_sha1(sha1)); data.push(0); data.push(0); data.extend_from_slice(value.as_bytes()); data.push(b'\n'); } data } fn sha1_with_prefix(bytes: &[u8]) -> [u8; 20] { let mut s = [0u8; 20]; s[..bytes.len()].copy_from_slice(bytes); s } #[test] fn test_parse_rejects_non_leaf() { assert_eq!( ChkLeafNode::parse(b"type=internal\n").unwrap_err(), Error::MissingLeafHeader ); } #[test] fn test_parse_empty_leaf() { let node = ChkLeafNode::parse(b"type=leaf\n").unwrap(); assert!(node.is_empty()); assert_eq!(node.len(), 0); assert!(node.min_record().is_none()); } #[test] fn test_parse_one_key_leaf() { let sha = sha1_with_prefix(&[1, 2, 3, 4]); let data = make_leaf(&[(sha, "0 10 0 5")]); let node = ChkLeafNode::parse(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(node.len(), 1); let rec = &node.records()[0]; assert_eq!(rec.sha1, sha); assert_eq!(rec.block_offset, 0); assert_eq!(rec.block_length, 10); assert_eq!(rec.record_start, 0); assert_eq!(rec.record_end, 5); assert_eq!(rec.format_value(), b"0 10 0 5"); // common_shift is 24 for fewer than two records. assert_eq!(node.common_shift(), 24); assert_eq!(node.lookup_record(&sha), Some(0)); } #[test] fn test_lookup_multi_key() { // Records whose leading byte spans the full range so the lookup table // is exercised across buckets. let recs: Vec<([u8; 20], &str)> = (0u8..8) .map(|i| (sha1_with_prefix(&[i * 32, 0, 0, 0]), "0 1 0 1")) .collect(); let data = make_leaf(&recs); let node = ChkLeafNode::parse(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(node.len(), 8); for (i, (sha, _)) in recs.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(node.lookup_record(sha), Some(i)); } // A sha1 not in the node. assert_eq!(node.lookup_record(&sha1_with_prefix(&[200, 0, 0, 0])), None); } #[test] fn test_common_shift_when_prefix_shared() { // All records share the top byte (0xAB), differing in byte 1, so the // interesting byte moves and common_shift drops below 24. let recs: Vec<([u8; 20], &str)> = (0u8..4) .map(|i| (sha1_with_prefix(&[0xAB, i, 0, 0]), "0 1 0 1")) .collect(); let data = make_leaf(&recs); let node = ChkLeafNode::parse(&data).unwrap(); assert!(node.common_shift() < 24); for (i, (sha, _)) in recs.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(node.lookup_record(sha), Some(i)); } } #[test] fn test_parse_rejects_malformed_record() { // Missing the second null byte. let mut data = b"type=leaf\nsha1:".to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(&hexlify_sha1(&[0u8; 20])); data.push(0); data.extend_from_slice(b"0 1 0 1\n"); assert!(ChkLeafNode::parse(&data).is_err()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bzrdir/0000755000000000000000000000000015211043162016456 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/chk_inventory.rs0000644000000000000000000025200115211404335020415 0ustar00use crate::inventory::Entry; /// Serialise entry as a single bytestring. /// /// :param Entry: An inventory entry. /// :return: A bytestring for the entry. /// /// The BNF: /// ENTRY ::= FILE | DIR | SYMLINK | TREE /// FILE ::= "file: " COMMON SEP SHA SEP SIZE SEP EXECUTABLE /// DIR ::= "dir: " COMMON /// SYMLINK ::= "symlink: " COMMON SEP TARGET_UTF8 /// TREE ::= "tree: " COMMON REFERENCE_REVISION /// COMMON ::= FILE_ID SEP PARENT_ID SEP NAME_UTF8 SEP REVISION /// SEP ::= "\n" pub fn chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(entry: &Entry) -> Vec { let ts; let (header, mut lines) = match entry { Entry::File { name, executable, revision, text_sha1, text_size, parent_id, .. } => { ts = format!("{}", text_size.expect("no text size set")); ( &b"file"[..], vec![ parent_id.as_bytes(), name.as_bytes(), revision.as_ref().expect("no revision set").as_bytes(), text_sha1.as_ref().expect("no text sha1 set").as_slice(), ts.as_bytes(), if *executable { b"Y" } else { b"N" }, ], ) } Entry::Directory { revision, name, parent_id, .. } => ( &b"dir"[..], vec![ parent_id.as_bytes(), name.as_bytes(), revision.as_ref().expect("no revision set").as_bytes(), ], ), Entry::Root { revision, .. } => ( &b"dir"[..], vec![ &b""[..], &b""[..], revision.as_ref().expect("no revision set").as_bytes(), ], ), Entry::Link { name, revision, symlink_target, parent_id, .. } => ( &b"symlink"[..], vec![ parent_id.as_bytes(), name.as_bytes(), revision.as_ref().expect("no revision set").as_bytes(), symlink_target .as_ref() .expect("no symlink target set") .as_bytes(), ], ), Entry::TreeReference { revision, name, reference_revision, parent_id, .. } => ( &b"tree"[..], vec![ parent_id.as_bytes(), name.as_bytes(), revision.as_ref().expect("no revision set").as_bytes(), reference_revision .as_ref() .expect("no reference revision set") .as_bytes(), ], ), }; let header = [header, b": ", entry.file_id().as_bytes()].concat(); lines.insert(0, header.as_slice()); lines.join(&b"\n"[..]) } pub fn chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(data: &[u8]) -> Entry { let sections = data.split(|&c| c == b'\n').collect::>(); let sp: Vec<&[u8]> = sections[0].splitn(2, |&c| c == b':').collect(); assert!(&sp[1][..1] == b" "); let kind = sp[0]; let file_id = crate::FileId::from(&sp[1][1..]); let name = String::from_utf8(sections[2].to_vec()).unwrap(); let parent_id = if sections[1].is_empty() { None } else { Some(crate::FileId::from(sections[1])) }; let revision = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(sections[3])); match String::from_utf8(kind.to_vec()).unwrap().as_str() { "file" => Entry::File { name, file_id, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), text_sha1: Some(sections[4].to_vec()), text_size: Some( String::from_utf8(sections[5].to_vec()) .unwrap() .parse() .unwrap(), ), executable: sections[6] == b"Y", revision, text_id: None, }, "dir" => { if let Some(parent_id) = parent_id { Entry::Directory { name, file_id, parent_id, revision, } } else { Entry::Root { file_id, revision } } } "symlink" => Entry::Link { name, file_id, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), symlink_target: Some(String::from_utf8(sections[4].to_vec()).unwrap()), revision, }, "tree" => Entry::TreeReference { name, file_id, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), reference_revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(sections[4])), revision, }, _ => { panic!("Invalid inventory entry"); } } } pub fn chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key( data: &[u8], ) -> (&[u8], crate::FileId, crate::RevisionId) { let sections = data.split(|&c| c == b'\n').collect::>(); let sp: Vec<&[u8]> = sections[0].splitn(2, |&c| c == b':').collect(); assert!(&sp[1][..1] == b" "); let file_id = crate::FileId::from(&sp[1][1..]); let revision = crate::RevisionId::from(sections[3]); (sections[2], file_id, revision) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::chk_map::testing::FakeChkStore; use crate::chk_map::{CHKMap, InMemoryPageCache, PageCache, SearchKeyFunc}; use crate::{FileId, RevisionId}; fn build_test_inv() -> ( CHKInventory, std::sync::Arc, std::sync::Arc, ) { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let inv = CHKInventory::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), b"plain".to_vec()); // Populate id_to_entry with a single root entry. let mut id_map = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let root = Entry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), }; id_map .map( vec![root.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()], chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&root), ) .unwrap(); id_map.save().unwrap(); inv.id_to_entry.replace(Some(id_map)); let mut out = CHKInventory::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), b"plain".to_vec()); out.root_id = Some(FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])); out.revision_id = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])); out.id_to_entry.replace(inv.id_to_entry.take()); (out, store, cache) } /// Build an inventory with a root + one child file + the /// parent_id_basename_to_file_id map populated. Used by path2id / /// get_children tests. fn build_test_inv_with_child() -> ( CHKInventory, std::sync::Arc, std::sync::Arc, ) { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let root = Entry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), }; let child = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "hello.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let mut id_map = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); for e in [&root, &child] { id_map .map( vec![e.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()], chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(e), ) .unwrap(); } id_map.save().unwrap(); let mut pid_initial: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); for e in [&root, &child] { pid_initial.insert(parent_id_basename_key(e), e.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()); } let pid_root_key = CHKMap::from_dict( store.clone(), cache.clone(), pid_initial, 0, 2, SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ) .unwrap(); let pid_map = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(pid_root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ); let out = CHKInventory::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), b"plain".to_vec()); let out = CHKInventory { root_id: Some(FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])), revision_id: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(id_map)), parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(pid_map)), ..out }; (out, store, cache) } #[test] fn get_entry_returns_root() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); let entry = inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])).unwrap(); match entry { Entry::Root { file_id, .. } => { assert_eq!(file_id.as_bytes(), b"root-id"); } _ => panic!("expected Root"), } } #[test] fn get_entry_missing_returns_no_such_id() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); let err = inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"absent"[..])).unwrap_err(); match err { Error::NoSuchId(id) => assert_eq!(id.as_bytes(), b"absent"), other => panic!("unexpected error: {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn has_id_uses_chk_map() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); assert!(inv.has_id(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])).unwrap()); assert!(!inv.has_id(&FileId::from(&b"absent"[..])).unwrap()); } #[test] fn trait_id2path_absent_id_is_no_such_id_not_backend() { // Through the read-only Inventory trait, a genuinely absent id must // surface as NoSuchId so callers (e.g. RevisionTree) can treat it as // "not in this tree" rather than a backend read failure. let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); let err = crate::inventory::Inventory::id2path(&inv, &FileId::from(&b"absent"[..])).unwrap_err(); match err { crate::inventory::Error::NoSuchId(id) => assert_eq!(id.as_bytes(), b"absent"), other => panic!("unexpected error: {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn is_root_compares_against_root_id() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); assert!(inv.is_root(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]))); assert!(!inv.is_root(&FileId::from(&b"other"[..]))); } #[test] fn iter_all_ids_returns_seeded_id() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); let ids = inv.iter_all_ids().unwrap(); assert_eq!(ids.len(), 1); assert_eq!(ids[0].as_bytes(), b"root-id"); } #[test] fn iter_just_entries_returns_deserialised_entry() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); let entries = inv.iter_just_entries().unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 1); assert!(matches!(entries[0], Entry::Root { .. })); } #[test] fn len_matches_chk_map_count() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv(); assert_eq!(inv.len().unwrap(), 1); assert!(!inv.is_empty().unwrap()); } /// Inventory: root -> dir/ -> {dir/file.txt, dir/sub/, dir/sub/nested.txt} /// + root/top.txt fn build_test_inv_deeper() -> CHKInventory { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let root = Entry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), }; let top = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"top-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "top.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"x".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let dir = Entry::Directory { file_id: FileId::from(&b"dir-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "dir".to_string(), }; let file_in_dir = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"f1"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"dir-id"[..]), name: "file.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"x".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let sub = Entry::Directory { file_id: FileId::from(&b"sub-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"dir-id"[..]), name: "sub".to_string(), }; let nested = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"f2"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"sub-id"[..]), name: "nested.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"y".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let mut id_map = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let entries = [&root, &top, &dir, &file_in_dir, &sub, &nested]; for e in entries { id_map .map( vec![e.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()], chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(e), ) .unwrap(); } id_map.save().unwrap(); let mut pid_initial: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); for e in entries { pid_initial.insert(parent_id_basename_key(e), e.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()); } let pid_root_key = CHKMap::from_dict( store.clone(), cache.clone(), pid_initial, 0, 2, SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ) .unwrap(); let pid_map = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(pid_root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ); let out = CHKInventory::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), b"plain".to_vec()); CHKInventory { root_id: Some(FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])), revision_id: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(id_map)), parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(pid_map)), ..out } } #[test] fn iter_changes_reports_added_file() { let basis = build_test_inv_deeper(); // Make a derived inventory adding "added.txt". let new_file = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev2"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "added.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"y".to_vec()), text_size: Some(7), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let delta = crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta(vec![ crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("added.txt".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), new_entry: Some(new_file), }, ]); let derived = basis .create_by_apply_delta(&delta, crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev2"[..]), false) .unwrap(); let changes = derived.iter_changes(&basis).unwrap(); let added: Vec<&InventoryChange> = changes .iter() .filter(|c| c.file_id.as_bytes() == b"new-id") .collect(); assert_eq!(added.len(), 1); assert!(added[0].path_in_source.is_none()); assert_eq!(added[0].path_in_target.as_deref(), Some("added.txt")); assert!(added[0].changed_content); assert_eq!(added[0].versioned, (false, true)); } #[test] fn iter_changes_no_diff_returns_empty() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); // Save and reload to get an equivalent inventory under the // same root key — avoiding the RefCell aliasing that would // result from comparing an inventory against itself. let lines = inv.to_lines().unwrap(); let reloaded = CHKInventory::deserialise( inv.store.clone(), inv.cache.clone(), &lines, inv.revision_id.as_ref().unwrap(), ) .unwrap(); let changes = reloaded.iter_changes(&inv).unwrap(); assert!(changes.is_empty()); } #[test] fn create_by_apply_delta_adds_a_file() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); // Apply a delta that adds one new file under the root. let new_file = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev2"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "added.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"x".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let delta = crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta(vec![ crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("added.txt".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), new_entry: Some(new_file), }, ]); let new_inv = inv .create_by_apply_delta(&delta, crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev2"[..]), false) .unwrap(); assert!(new_inv.has_id(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).unwrap()); // Original inventory is unchanged. assert!(!inv.has_id(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).unwrap()); let new_path = new_inv.id2path(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(new_path, "added.txt"); } #[test] fn create_by_apply_delta_deletes_a_file() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let delta = crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta(vec![ crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some("top.txt".to_string()), new_path: None, file_id: FileId::from(&b"top-id"[..]), new_entry: None, }, ]); let new_inv = inv .create_by_apply_delta(&delta, crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev2"[..]), false) .unwrap(); assert!(!new_inv.has_id(&FileId::from(&b"top-id"[..])).unwrap()); } #[test] fn from_inventory_round_trips_through_to_lines() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let root = Entry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), }; let file = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..]), revision: Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..])), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), name: "f.txt".to_string(), text_sha1: Some(b"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709".to_vec()), text_size: Some(0), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let inv = CHKInventory::from_inventory( store.clone(), cache.clone(), crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..]), FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), &[root, file], 0, b"plain".to_vec(), ) .unwrap(); let lines = inv.to_lines().unwrap(); let expected_rev = crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev1"[..]); let restored = CHKInventory::deserialise(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &lines, &expected_rev).unwrap(); assert_eq!(restored.root_id.as_ref(), inv.root_id.as_ref()); let restored_items = restored.iter_all_ids().unwrap(); assert_eq!(restored_items.len(), 2); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_finds_nested_file() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entry = inv.get_entry_by_path("dir/sub/nested.txt").unwrap(); assert!(entry.is_some()); assert_eq!(entry.unwrap().name(), "nested.txt"); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_missing_returns_none() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entry = inv.get_entry_by_path("dir/missing.txt").unwrap(); assert!(entry.is_none()); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_root_returns_root() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entry = inv.get_entry_by_path("").unwrap(); assert!(matches!(entry, Some(Entry::Root { .. }))); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_partial_returns_full_path_when_no_tree_ref() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let result = inv.get_entry_by_path_partial("dir/sub/nested.txt").unwrap(); let (entry, resolved, remaining) = result.unwrap(); assert_eq!(entry.name(), "nested.txt"); assert_eq!(resolved, vec!["dir", "sub", "nested.txt"]); assert!(remaining.is_empty()); } #[test] fn iter_entries_by_dir_yields_dirs_then_children() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entries = inv.iter_entries_by_dir(None, None).unwrap(); let paths: Vec<&str> = entries.iter().map(|(p, _)| p.as_str()).collect(); // Root yielded first, then each directory's children pop off // the stack in order. Exact interleaving differs from // iter_entries — assert the count and that key items appear. assert!(paths.contains(&"")); assert!(paths.contains(&"top.txt")); assert!(paths.contains(&"dir")); assert!(paths.contains(&"dir/file.txt")); assert!(paths.contains(&"dir/sub")); assert!(paths.contains(&"dir/sub/nested.txt")); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 6); } #[test] fn iter_entries_by_dir_with_specific_file_ids() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entries = inv .iter_entries_by_dir(None, Some(&[FileId::from(&b"f2"[..])])) .unwrap(); // Single-id fast path: just that entry under its full path. assert_eq!(entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(entries[0].0, "dir/sub/nested.txt"); } #[test] fn iter_entries_root_recursive_yields_full_tree() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entries = inv.iter_entries(None, true).unwrap(); let paths: Vec<&str> = entries.iter().map(|(p, _)| p.as_str()).collect(); // Root yielded first as "", then sorted depth-first. assert_eq!( paths, vec![ "", "dir", "dir/file.txt", "dir/sub", "dir/sub/nested.txt", "top.txt", ] ); } #[test] fn iter_entries_non_recursive_yields_direct_children_only() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entries = inv .iter_entries(Some(&FileId::from(&b"dir-id"[..])), false) .unwrap(); let names: Vec<&str> = entries.iter().map(|(p, _)| p.as_str()).collect(); assert_eq!(names, vec!["file.txt", "sub"]); } #[test] fn entries_excludes_root() { let inv = build_test_inv_deeper(); let entries = inv.entries().unwrap(); assert!(entries.iter().all(|(p, _)| !p.is_empty())); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 5); } #[test] fn id2path_returns_slash_separated_path() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let path = inv.id2path(&FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(path, "hello.txt"); let root_path = inv.id2path(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(root_path, ""); } #[test] fn path2id_resolves_existing_path() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let id = inv.path2id("hello.txt").unwrap(); assert_eq!(id.map(|f| f.as_bytes().to_vec()), Some(b"file-id".to_vec())); } #[test] fn path2id_missing_returns_none() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let id = inv.path2id("no/such/path").unwrap(); assert_eq!(id, None); } #[test] fn has_filename_true_for_existing() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); assert!(inv.has_filename("hello.txt").unwrap()); assert!(!inv.has_filename("missing.txt").unwrap()); } #[test] fn get_children_returns_root_child() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let kids = inv.get_children(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(kids.len(), 1); assert!(kids.contains_key("hello.txt")); } #[test] fn get_child_by_name() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let child = inv .get_child(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), "hello.txt") .unwrap(); assert!(child.is_some()); let absent = inv .get_child(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), "nope.txt") .unwrap(); assert!(absent.is_none()); } #[test] fn iter_sorted_children_returns_sorted_names() { let (inv, _store, _cache) = build_test_inv_with_child(); let kids = inv .iter_sorted_children(&FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..])) .unwrap(); let names: Vec<&str> = kids.iter().map(|e| e.name()).collect(); assert_eq!(names, vec!["hello.txt"]); } #[test] fn parent_id_basename_key_directory() { let entry = Entry::Directory { file_id: FileId::from(&b"dir-id"[..]), revision: None, parent_id: FileId::from(&b"parent-id"[..]), name: "subdir".to_string(), }; let key = parent_id_basename_key(&entry); assert_eq!(key, vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"subdir".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn parent_id_basename_key_root_uses_empty_parent_and_name() { let entry = Entry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"root-id"[..]), revision: None, }; let key = parent_id_basename_key(&entry); assert_eq!(key, vec![b"".to_vec(), b"".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn entry_to_bytes_executable_file_round_trips() { let ie = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..]), name: "filename".to_string(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"parent-id"[..]), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(&b"file-rev-id"[..])), text_sha1: Some(b"abcdefgh".to_vec()), text_size: Some(100), text_id: None, executable: true, }; let bytes = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&ie); assert_eq!( bytes, b"file: file-id\nparent-id\nfilename\nfile-rev-id\nabcdefgh\n100\nY" ); assert_eq!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&bytes), ie); let (name, fid, rev) = chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key(&bytes); assert_eq!(name, b"filename"); assert_eq!(fid, FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..])); assert_eq!(rev, RevisionId::from(&b"file-rev-id"[..])); } #[test] fn entry_to_bytes_non_executable_file_with_unicode_name() { // \u{3a9} (omega) encodes as \xce\xa9; executable=false -> N flag. let ie = Entry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-id"[..]), name: "\u{3a9}name".to_string(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"parent-id"[..]), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(&b"file-rev-id"[..])), text_sha1: Some(b"123456".to_vec()), text_size: Some(25), text_id: None, executable: false, }; let bytes = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&ie); assert_eq!( bytes, b"file: file-id\nparent-id\n\xce\xa9name\nfile-rev-id\n123456\n25\nN" ); assert_eq!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&bytes), ie); let (name, _, _) = chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key(&bytes); assert_eq!(name, b"\xce\xa9name"); } #[test] fn entry_to_bytes_symlink_round_trips() { let ie = Entry::Link { file_id: FileId::from(&b"link-id"[..]), name: "link\u{3a9}name".to_string(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"parent-id"[..]), symlink_target: Some("target/\u{3a9}path".to_string()), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(&b"link-rev-id"[..])), }; let bytes = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&ie); assert_eq!( bytes, b"symlink: link-id\nparent-id\nlink\xce\xa9name\nlink-rev-id\ntarget/\xce\xa9path" ); assert_eq!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&bytes), ie); let (name, fid, rev) = chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key(&bytes); assert_eq!(name, b"link\xce\xa9name"); assert_eq!(fid, FileId::from(&b"link-id"[..])); assert_eq!(rev, RevisionId::from(&b"link-rev-id"[..])); } #[test] fn entry_to_bytes_tree_reference_round_trips() { let ie = Entry::TreeReference { file_id: FileId::from(&b"tree-root-id"[..]), name: "tree\u{3a9}name".to_string(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"parent-id"[..]), reference_revision: Some(RevisionId::from(&b"ref-rev-id"[..])), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(&b"tree-rev-id"[..])), }; let bytes = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(&ie); assert_eq!( bytes, b"tree: tree-root-id\nparent-id\ntree\xce\xa9name\ntree-rev-id\nref-rev-id" ); assert_eq!(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&bytes), ie); let (name, fid, rev) = chk_inventory_bytes_to_utf8_name_key(&bytes); assert_eq!(name, b"tree\xce\xa9name"); assert_eq!(fid, FileId::from(&b"tree-root-id"[..])); assert_eq!(rev, RevisionId::from(&b"tree-rev-id"[..])); } } /// A single change reported by [`CHKInventory::iter_changes`]. /// Mirrors Python's `tree.iter_changes` 8-tuple. Each `(basis, self)` /// pair has `basis` first matching Python's argument order. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct InventoryChange { pub file_id: crate::FileId, pub path_in_source: Option, pub path_in_target: Option, pub changed_content: bool, pub versioned: (bool, bool), pub parent: (Option, Option), pub name: (Option, Option), pub kind: (Option, Option), pub executable: (Option, Option), } /// Build the `(parent_id, basename_utf8)` key used by a /// `parent_id_basename_to_file_id` CHKMap. Mirrors Python's /// `CHKInventory._parent_id_basename_key`. pub fn parent_id_basename_key(entry: &Entry) -> Vec> { let (parent_id, name) = match entry { Entry::Root { .. } => (Vec::new(), String::new()), Entry::Directory { parent_id, name, .. } | Entry::File { parent_id, name, .. } | Entry::Link { parent_id, name, .. } | Entry::TreeReference { parent_id, name, .. } => (parent_id.as_bytes().to_vec(), name.clone()), }; vec![parent_id, name.into_bytes()] } /// Error returned by CHKInventory methods. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { /// Wraps an error from the underlying CHKMap. ChkMap(crate::chk_map::Error), /// Malformed serialised inventory bytes. InvalidFormat(String), /// A serialised header included a key we don't recognise. UnknownKey(Vec), /// A serialised header listed the same key twice. DuplicateKey(Vec), /// Inventory's declared revision id didn't match what the caller expected. RevisionMismatch { got: crate::RevisionId, expected: crate::RevisionId, }, /// `file_id` not present in the inventory. Mirrors Python's `NoSuchId`. NoSuchId(crate::FileId), } impl From for Error { fn from(e: crate::chk_map::Error) -> Self { Error::ChkMap(e) } } /// A CHK-store-backed inventory. Mirrors Python's `CHKInventory`. /// /// Holds two `CHKMap`s: /// * `id_to_entry`: `(file_id,)` → serialised entry bytes; /// * `parent_id_basename_to_file_id`: `(parent_id, basename_utf8)` → /// `file_id` (optional; older CHK inventories omit it). /// /// All lookups go through the `CHKMap`s, with small in-memory caches /// (`fileid_to_entry_cache` / `path_to_fileid_cache` / /// `children_cache`) to avoid repeated demand-loads. Uses interior /// mutability so the caches can fill from read-only-looking accessors. pub struct CHKInventory where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { pub search_key_name: Vec, pub revision_id: Option, pub root_id: Option, pub id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell>>, pub parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell>>, fileid_to_entry_cache: std::cell::RefCell>, fully_cached: std::cell::Cell, path_to_fileid_cache: std::cell::RefCell>, children_cache: std::cell::RefCell< std::collections::HashMap>, >, store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, } impl CHKInventory where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { /// Construct an empty CHKInventory with the given search-key /// variant. The inventory has no maps until populated. pub fn new( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, search_key_name: Vec, ) -> Self { Self { search_key_name, revision_id: None, root_id: None, id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell::new(None), parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell::new(None), fileid_to_entry_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), fully_cached: std::cell::Cell::new(false), path_to_fileid_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), children_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), store, cache, } } /// Resolve the configured `search_key_name` to a `SearchKeyFunc` /// variant. Errors when the name is unknown. pub fn search_key_func(&self) -> Result { crate::chk_map::SearchKeyFunc::from_name(&self.search_key_name) .map_err(|raw| Error::InvalidFormat(format!("unknown search_key_name: {:?}", raw))) } /// Look up an inventory entry by file id, consulting the cache /// first. Mirrors Python's `CHKInventory.get_entry`. Returns /// `NoSuchId` when the entry isn't present. pub fn get_entry(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result { if let Some(entry) = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.borrow().get(file_id) { return Ok(entry.clone()); } let key = vec![file_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; let items = map.iteritems(Some(&[key]))?; let value = items .into_iter() .next() .map(|(_k, v)| v) .ok_or_else(|| Error::NoSuchId(file_id.clone()))?; let entry = chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&value); self.fileid_to_entry_cache .borrow_mut() .insert(file_id.clone(), entry.clone()); Ok(entry) } /// Bulk lookup. Returns entries for whichever of `file_ids` are /// present; missing ids are silently omitted. Mirrors Python's /// `_getitems`. Order is undefined. pub fn get_items(&self, file_ids: &[crate::FileId]) -> Result, Error> { let mut result: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut remaining: Vec>> = Vec::new(); { let cache = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.borrow(); for fid in file_ids { match cache.get(fid) { Some(e) => result.push(e.clone()), None => remaining.push(vec![fid.as_bytes().to_vec()]), } } } if remaining.is_empty() { return Ok(result); } let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; for (_k, value) in map.iteritems(Some(&remaining))? { let entry = chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&value); self.fileid_to_entry_cache .borrow_mut() .insert(entry.file_id().clone(), entry.clone()); result.push(entry); } Ok(result) } /// True if `file_id` is present in the inventory. Mirrors /// Python's `has_id`. pub fn has_id(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result { if self.fileid_to_entry_cache.borrow().contains_key(file_id) { return Ok(true); } let key = vec![file_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; Ok(!map.iteritems(Some(&[key]))?.is_empty()) } /// True if `file_id` is the root id. Mirrors `is_root`. pub fn is_root(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> bool { self.root_id.as_ref() == Some(file_id) } /// Yield every file id stored in the inventory. Mirrors /// `iter_all_ids`. pub fn iter_all_ids(&self) -> Result, Error> { let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; Ok(map .iteritems(None)? .into_iter() .map(|(k, _)| crate::FileId::from(k.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default().as_slice())) .collect()) } /// Yield every entry in the inventory (order undefined). Mirrors /// Python's `iter_just_entries`. Caches as it walks. pub fn iter_just_entries(&self) -> Result, Error> { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); let pairs = { let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; map.iteritems(None)? }; for (key, value) in pairs { let file_id = crate::FileId::from(key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default().as_slice()); if let Some(entry) = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.borrow().get(&file_id) { out.push(entry.clone()); continue; } let entry = chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry(&value); self.fileid_to_entry_cache .borrow_mut() .insert(file_id, entry.clone()); out.push(entry); } Ok(out) } /// Number of entries in the inventory. Mirrors `__len__`. pub fn len(&self) -> Result { let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; Ok(map.len()?) } /// True if the inventory holds no entries. pub fn is_empty(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.len()? == 0) } /// Yield the chain of entries from `file_id` up to the root, in /// child-to-root order. Mirrors `_iter_file_id_parents`. pub fn iter_file_id_parents(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut cur = Some(file_id.clone()); while let Some(id) = cur { let entry = self.get_entry(&id)?; cur = entry.parent_id().cloned(); out.push(entry); } Ok(out) } /// Return the slash-separated path of `file_id` from the root. /// Mirrors Python's `id2path`. The root's path is `""`. pub fn id2path(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result { let mut parents = self.iter_file_id_parents(file_id)?; // The last parent is the root; drop it (its name is ""). parents.pop(); parents.reverse(); let segments: Vec = parents.into_iter().map(|e| e.name().to_string()).collect(); Ok(segments.join("/")) } /// Return the file_id corresponding to `relpath`, or `None` if no /// such entry exists. Mirrors Python's `path2id`. `relpath` may /// be either a slash-separated path or a vector of basenames. pub fn path2id(&self, relpath: &str) -> Result, Error> { let names: Vec<&str> = if relpath.is_empty() { Vec::new() } else { relpath.split('/').collect() }; if let Some(cached) = self.path_to_fileid_cache.borrow().get(relpath) { return Ok(Some(cached.clone())); } let mut current_id = match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(None), Some(id) => id.clone(), }; let mut cur_path: Option = None; for basename in names { cur_path = Some(match cur_path { None => basename.to_string(), Some(p) => format!("{}/{}", p, basename), }); if let Some(cached) = self .path_to_fileid_cache .borrow() .get(cur_path.as_ref().unwrap()) { current_id = cached.clone(); continue; } let basename_utf8 = basename.as_bytes().to_vec(); let key = vec![current_id.as_bytes().to_vec(), basename_utf8.clone()]; let mut parent_map = self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.borrow_mut(); let map = parent_map.as_mut().ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidFormat("parent_id_basename_to_file_id not set; can't path2id".into()) })?; let items = map.iteritems(Some(&[key]))?; let Some((found_key, file_id_bytes)) = items.into_iter().next() else { return Ok(None); }; // Sanity check the returned key matches what we asked for. if found_key.len() != 2 || found_key[0] != current_id.as_bytes() || found_key[1] != basename_utf8 { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "corrupt inventory lookup! key={:?}", found_key ))); } let file_id = crate::FileId::from(file_id_bytes.as_slice()); self.path_to_fileid_cache .borrow_mut() .insert(cur_path.clone().unwrap(), file_id.clone()); current_id = file_id; } Ok(Some(current_id)) } /// True if `filename` exists in the inventory. pub fn has_filename(&self, filename: &str) -> Result { Ok(self.path2id(filename)?.is_some()) } /// Return the children of `dir_id` as a `{name -> Entry}` map. /// /// Mirrors `get_children`: looks them up via the /// `parent_id_basename_to_file_id` map (returning the file_ids), /// then dereferences via `id_to_entry`. Caches the result. pub fn get_children( &self, dir_id: &crate::FileId, ) -> Result, Error> { if let Some(c) = self.children_cache.borrow().get(dir_id) { return Ok(c.clone()); } let mut parent_map = self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.borrow_mut(); let map = parent_map.as_mut().ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidFormat( "Inventories without parent_id_basename_to_file_id are no longer supported".into(), ) })?; // 1-element prefix filter looks up just this directory's children. let prefix = vec![dir_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let pairs = map.iteritems(Some(&[prefix]))?; drop(parent_map); let mut child_keys: Vec = pairs .into_iter() .map(|(_k, v)| crate::FileId::from(v.as_slice())) .collect(); let mut result: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); // Drain from the cache first. { let cache = self.fileid_to_entry_cache.borrow(); child_keys.retain(|cid| { if let Some(entry) = cache.get(cid) { result.insert(entry.name().to_string(), entry.clone()); false } else { true } }); } // Look up the rest via id_to_entry. if !child_keys.is_empty() { let entries = self.get_items(&child_keys)?; for entry in entries { result.insert(entry.name().to_string(), entry); } } self.children_cache .borrow_mut() .insert(dir_id.clone(), result.clone()); Ok(result) } /// Return a specific child of `dir_id` by name. /// /// Looks the child up directly through the `parent_id_basename_to_file_id` /// map with the exact `(dir_id, name)` key, rather than loading every child /// of the directory. (breezy's `get_child` still loads all children; this /// is a behaviour-preserving speed-up.) Falls back to the children cache /// when it is already populated. pub fn get_child(&self, dir_id: &crate::FileId, name: &str) -> Result, Error> { // If we have already loaded this directory's children, use them. if let Some(c) = self.children_cache.borrow().get(dir_id) { return Ok(c.get(name).cloned()); } // Exact lookup in the parent-id/basename map: (dir_id, name) -> file_id. let file_id = { let mut parent_map = self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.borrow_mut(); let map = parent_map.as_mut().ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidFormat( "Inventories without parent_id_basename_to_file_id are no longer supported" .into(), ) })?; let key = vec![dir_id.as_bytes().to_vec(), name.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let mut pairs = map.iteritems(Some(std::slice::from_ref(&key)))?; match pairs.pop() { Some((_k, v)) => crate::FileId::from(v.as_slice()), None => return Ok(None), } }; // Dereference the file_id to its entry via id_to_entry. Ok(self.get_items(&[file_id])?.into_iter().next()) } /// Return children of `dir_id` sorted by name. Mirrors /// `iter_sorted_children`. pub fn iter_sorted_children(&self, dir_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result, Error> { let children = self.get_children(dir_id)?; let mut sorted: Vec<(String, Entry)> = children.into_iter().collect(); sorted.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); Ok(sorted.into_iter().map(|(_, e)| e).collect()) } /// Single record returned by [`iter_changes`]. /// /// Mirrors Python's tree.iter_changes 8-tuple /// `(file_id, (path_in_source, path_in_target), changed_content, /// versioned, parent, name, kind, executable)`. pub fn iter_changes(&self, basis: &Self) -> Result, Error> { let mut self_id_map = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let mut basis_id_map = basis.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let self_map = self_id_map .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("self.id_to_entry not set".into()))?; let basis_map = basis_id_map .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("basis.id_to_entry not set".into()))?; let changes = self_map.iter_changes(basis_map)?; drop(self_id_map); drop(basis_id_map); let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); for (key, basis_value, self_value) in changes { let file_id = crate::FileId::from(key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default().as_slice()); let basis_entry = basis_value.as_deref().map(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry); let self_entry = self_value.as_deref().map(chk_inventory_bytes_to_entry); let path_in_source = match basis_entry.as_ref() { Some(_) => Some(basis.id2path(&file_id)?), None => None, }; let path_in_target = match self_entry.as_ref() { Some(_) => Some(self.id2path(&file_id)?), None => None, }; let basis_parent = basis_entry.as_ref().and_then(|e| e.parent_id().cloned()); let basis_name = basis_entry.as_ref().map(|e| e.name().to_string()); let basis_executable = basis_entry.as_ref().and_then(|e| match e { Entry::File { executable, .. } => Some(*executable), _ => None, }); let self_parent = self_entry.as_ref().and_then(|e| e.parent_id().cloned()); let self_name = self_entry.as_ref().map(|e| e.name().to_string()); let self_executable = self_entry.as_ref().and_then(|e| match e { Entry::File { executable, .. } => Some(*executable), _ => None, }); let basis_kind = basis_entry.as_ref().map(|e| e.kind()); let self_kind = self_entry.as_ref().map(|e| e.kind()); let versioned = (basis_value.is_some(), self_value.is_some()); let mut changed_content = basis_kind != self_kind; if !changed_content { match (&basis_entry, &self_entry) { ( Some(Entry::File { text_size: bs, text_sha1: bsha, .. }), Some(Entry::File { text_size: ss, text_sha1: ssha, .. }), ) => { if bs != ss || bsha != ssha { changed_content = true; } } ( Some(Entry::Link { symlink_target: bt, .. }), Some(Entry::Link { symlink_target: st, .. }), ) => { if bt != st { changed_content = true; } } ( Some(Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision: br, .. }), Some(Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision: sr, .. }), ) => { if br != sr { changed_content = true; } } _ => {} } } if !changed_content && basis_parent == self_parent && basis_name == self_name && basis_executable == self_executable { continue; } out.push(InventoryChange { file_id, path_in_source, path_in_target, changed_content, versioned, parent: (basis_parent, self_parent), name: (basis_name, self_name), kind: (basis_kind, self_kind), executable: (basis_executable, self_executable), }); } Ok(out) } /// Apply `inventory_delta` to this inventory, returning a new /// CHKInventory under `new_revision_id`. Mirrors Python's /// `create_by_apply_delta` — the receiver is *not* modified. /// /// `propagate_caches` carries forward this inventory's /// `path_to_fileid_cache` (minus deleted paths) into the new /// inventory to amortise lookups when the caller will be doing /// many id2path/path2id calls on the result. pub fn create_by_apply_delta( &self, inventory_delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: crate::RevisionId, propagate_caches: bool, ) -> Result { inventory_delta.check().map_err(|e| { Error::InvalidFormat(format!("inventory delta failed precheck: {:?}", e)) })?; let search_key_func = self.search_key_func()?; // Establish the new id_to_entry map sharing this inventory's // current root (we'll apply_delta into it). Preserving the // existing maximum_size requires ensure_root on the original // then reading off the root_node. let id_root_key = { let mut id_to_entry = self.id_to_entry.borrow_mut(); let map = id_to_entry .as_mut() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry not set".into()))?; map.ensure_root()?; map.key() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry has no key".into()))? }; let mut result_id_map = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new( self.store.clone(), self.cache.clone(), Some(id_root_key), search_key_func.clone(), ); // Establish the new parent_id_basename_to_file_id map similarly. let parent_root_key = { let mut pid_map = self.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.borrow_mut(); match pid_map.as_mut() { None => None, Some(map) => { map.ensure_root()?; Some(map.key().ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidFormat("parent_id_basename_to_file_id has no key".into()) })?) } } }; let mut result_pid_map = parent_root_key.map(|k| { crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new( self.store.clone(), self.cache.clone(), Some(k), search_key_func.clone(), ) }); let mut new_root_id = self.root_id.clone(); let mut path_cache: std::collections::HashMap = if propagate_caches { self.path_to_fileid_cache.borrow().clone() } else { std::collections::HashMap::new() }; let mut id_delta: Vec<(Option>>, Option>>, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let mut parent_delta: indexmap::IndexMap< Vec>, (Option>>, Option>), > = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); let mut parents: std::collections::HashSet<(String, Option)> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut deletes: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut altered: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for entry_d in inventory_delta.iter() { // Adjust root_id if the new path is "". if entry_d.new_path.as_deref() == Some("") { new_root_id = Some(entry_d.file_id.clone()); } let (new_key, new_value): (Option>>, Option>) = match &entry_d .new_path { None => { if propagate_caches { if let Some(op) = &entry_d.old_path { path_cache.remove(op); } } deletes.insert(entry_d.file_id.clone()); (None, None) } Some(new_path) => { let entry = entry_d.new_entry.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidFormat("delta entry with new_path missing new_entry".into()) })?; let key = vec![entry_d.file_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let value = chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(entry); path_cache.insert(new_path.clone(), entry_d.file_id.clone()); let split_at = new_path.rfind('/').unwrap_or(0); let parent_path = if split_at == 0 { String::new() } else { new_path[..split_at].to_string() }; parents.insert((parent_path, entry.parent_id().cloned())); (Some(key), Some(value)) } }; let old_key: Option>> = if entry_d.old_path.is_some() { let k = vec![entry_d.file_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; // Sanity check: the existing path matches what the // delta claims. let observed = self.id2path(&entry_d.file_id)?; if Some(&observed) != entry_d.old_path.as_ref() { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "Entry {:?} was at wrong path {:?} (delta expected {:?})", entry_d.file_id, observed, entry_d.old_path ))); } altered.insert(entry_d.file_id.clone()); Some(k) } else { None }; id_delta.push((old_key, new_key, new_value.unwrap_or_default())); if result_pid_map.is_some() { let old_pkey = if entry_d.old_path.is_some() { let old_entry = self.get_entry(&entry_d.file_id)?; Some(parent_id_basename_key(&old_entry)) } else { None }; let (new_pkey, new_pvalue): (Option>>, Option>) = match (&entry_d.new_path, &entry_d.new_entry) { (None, _) => (None, None), (Some(_), None) => (None, None), (Some(_), Some(entry)) => ( Some(parent_id_basename_key(entry)), Some(entry_d.file_id.as_bytes().to_vec()), ), }; if old_pkey != new_pkey { if let Some(ok) = &old_pkey { let slot = parent_delta.entry(ok.clone()).or_insert((None, None)); slot.0 = Some(ok.clone()); } if let Some(nk) = &new_pkey { let slot = parent_delta.entry(nk.clone()).or_insert((None, None)); slot.1 = new_pvalue; } } } } // Validate that deletes are complete (every child of a deleted // directory was either deleted or moved). for fid in &deletes { let entry = self.get_entry(fid)?; if !matches!(entry, Entry::Directory { .. }) { continue; } for child in self.iter_sorted_children(fid)? { if !altered.contains(child.file_id()) { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "Child {:?} not deleted or reparented when parent {:?} deleted", child.file_id(), fid ))); } } } result_id_map.apply_delta(id_delta)?; if let Some(pid_map) = result_pid_map.as_mut() { if !parent_delta.is_empty() { let delta_list: Vec<(Option>>, Option>>, Vec)> = parent_delta .into_iter() .map(|(key, (old_key, value))| match value { Some(v) => (old_key, Some(key), v), None => (old_key, None, Vec::new()), }) .collect(); pid_map.apply_delta(delta_list)?; } } let result = Self { search_key_name: self.search_key_name.clone(), revision_id: Some(new_revision_id), root_id: new_root_id, id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(result_id_map)), parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell::new(result_pid_map), fileid_to_entry_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), fully_cached: std::cell::Cell::new(false), path_to_fileid_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(path_cache), children_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), store: self.store.clone(), cache: self.cache.clone(), }; // Validate parent expectations. let mut parents = parents; parents.retain(|(p, id)| !(p.is_empty() && id.is_none())); for (parent_path, parent_id) in &parents { let parent_id = match parent_id { None => continue, Some(id) => id, }; match result.get_entry(parent_id) { Ok(entry) => { if !matches!(entry, Entry::Directory { .. } | Entry::Root { .. }) { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "Parent {:?} is not a directory, but given children", parent_id ))); } } Err(Error::NoSuchId(_)) => { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "Parent {:?} is not present in resulting inventory.", parent_id ))); } Err(e) => return Err(e), } if result.path2id(parent_path)? != Some(parent_id.clone()) { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "Parent {:?} has wrong path {:?}", parent_id, parent_path ))); } } Ok(result) } /// Bulk-create a CHKInventory by serialising every entry in /// `entries` into a fresh pair of CHKMaps under `store`. Mirrors /// Python's `from_inventory` / `_populate_from_dicts`. /// /// `entries` should be an in-order traversal of an inventory (the /// Python version iterates `inventory.iter_entries()`); the root /// entry's file_id becomes `root_id`. pub fn from_inventory( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, revision_id: crate::RevisionId, root_id: crate::FileId, entries: &[Entry], maximum_size: usize, search_key_name: Vec, ) -> Result { let search_key_func = crate::chk_map::SearchKeyFunc::from_name(&search_key_name) .map_err(|raw| Error::InvalidFormat(format!("unknown search_key_name: {:?}", raw)))?; let mut id_to_entry_dict: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); let mut parent_dict: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); for entry in entries { id_to_entry_dict.insert( vec![entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()], chk_inventory_entry_to_bytes(entry), ); parent_dict.insert( parent_id_basename_key(entry), entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), ); } let id_root = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::from_dict( store.clone(), cache.clone(), id_to_entry_dict, maximum_size, 1, search_key_func.clone(), )?; let parent_root = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::from_dict( store.clone(), cache.clone(), parent_dict, maximum_size, 2, search_key_func.clone(), )?; let id_map = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(id_root), search_key_func.clone(), ); let pid_map = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(parent_root), search_key_func, ); Ok(Self { search_key_name, revision_id: Some(revision_id), root_id: Some(root_id), id_to_entry: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(id_map)), parent_id_basename_to_file_id: std::cell::RefCell::new(Some(pid_map)), fileid_to_entry_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), fully_cached: std::cell::Cell::new(false), path_to_fileid_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), children_cache: std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), store, cache, }) } /// Return the entry at `relpath`, or `None` if missing. /// Mirrors Python's `get_entry_by_path`. pub fn get_entry_by_path(&self, relpath: &str) -> Result, Error> { let names: Vec<&str> = if relpath.is_empty() { Vec::new() } else { relpath.split('/').collect() }; let mut parent = match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(None), Some(id) => self.get_entry(id)?, }; if names.is_empty() { return Ok(Some(parent)); } for name in names { let parent_id = parent.file_id().clone(); let child = self.get_child(&parent_id, name)?; match child { None => return Ok(None), Some(ie) => parent = ie, } } Ok(Some(parent)) } /// Like `get_entry_by_path`, but stops at the first tree /// reference. Returns the (entry, resolved_elements, /// remaining_elements) tuple. Mirrors Python's /// `get_entry_by_path_partial`. pub fn get_entry_by_path_partial<'a>( &self, relpath: &'a str, ) -> Result, Vec<&'a str>)>, Error> { let names: Vec<&str> = if relpath.is_empty() { Vec::new() } else { relpath.split('/').collect() }; let mut parent = match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(None), Some(id) => self.get_entry(id)?, }; for (i, f) in names.iter().enumerate() { let parent_id = parent.file_id().clone(); let child = self.get_child(&parent_id, f)?; match child { None => return Ok(None), Some(ie) => { if matches!(ie, Entry::TreeReference { .. }) { return Ok(Some((ie, names[..=i].to_vec(), names[i + 1..].to_vec()))); } parent = ie; } } } Ok(Some((parent, names.clone(), Vec::new()))) } /// Walk the inventory in lexicographic order from `from_dir` /// (or the root if `None`), yielding `(path, entry)` pairs. /// `recursive=false` only yields the direct children of /// `from_dir`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `iter_entries`. When starting from the /// root, the root entry itself is yielded with an empty path. pub fn iter_entries( &self, from_dir: Option<&crate::FileId>, recursive: bool, ) -> Result, Error> { let mut out: Vec<(String, Entry)> = Vec::new(); let start_id = match from_dir { Some(id) => id.clone(), None => match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(out), Some(id) => { let root = self.get_entry(id)?; out.push((String::new(), root)); id.clone() } }, }; let direct: Vec = self.iter_sorted_children(&start_id)?; if !recursive { for ch in direct { let name = ch.name().to_string(); out.push((name, ch)); } return Ok(out); } // Iterative depth-first walk over the subtree. // Stack frames: (path_so_far, queue_of_pending_children). let mut stack: Vec<(String, std::collections::VecDeque)> = Vec::new(); stack.push((String::new(), direct.into_iter().collect())); while let Some((path, children)) = stack.last_mut() { if let Some(ie) = children.pop_front() { let child_path = format!("{}/{}", path, ie.name()); // Trim leading slash for the top-level children. let yield_path = child_path.trim_start_matches('/').to_string(); let is_directory = matches!(ie, Entry::Directory { .. }); let file_id = ie.file_id().clone(); out.push((yield_path, ie)); if is_directory { let new_children: std::collections::VecDeque = self.iter_sorted_children(&file_id)?.into_iter().collect(); stack.push((child_path, new_children)); } } else { stack.pop(); } } Ok(out) } /// Walk the inventory in directory-first order (parent before /// children, but no lexicographic guarantee across siblings). /// Returns `(path, entry)` pairs. Optionally restricted to /// `specific_file_ids` plus their ancestors. /// /// Mirrors Python's `iter_entries_by_dir`. The Python /// `from_dir=None` shortcut for `len(specific_file_ids) == 1` /// is preserved. pub fn iter_entries_by_dir( &self, from_dir: Option<&crate::FileId>, specific_file_ids: Option<&[crate::FileId]>, ) -> Result, Error> { let mut out: Vec<(String, Entry)> = Vec::new(); let specific_set: Option> = specific_file_ids.map(|ids| ids.iter().cloned().collect()); let start_entry = match from_dir { Some(id) => self.get_entry(id)?, None => match &self.root_id { None => return Ok(out), Some(root_id) => { if let Some(set) = &specific_set { if set.len() == 1 { let only = set.iter().next().unwrap().clone(); // Fast path: id2path + get_entry for the // single requested id. if let Ok(path) = self.id2path(&only) { if let Ok(entry) = self.get_entry(&only) { out.push((path, entry)); } } return Ok(out); } } let root = self.get_entry(root_id)?; if specific_set.is_none() || specific_set.as_ref().unwrap().contains(root_id) { out.push((String::new(), root.clone())); } root } }, }; // Compute ancestors of the specific ids to limit recursion. let parents_filter: Option> = match &specific_set { None => None, Some(set) => { let mut ancestors: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for fid in set { let mut cur = Some(fid.clone()); while let Some(id) = cur { if !self.has_id(&id)? { break; } let entry = self.get_entry(&id)?; let parent_id = entry.parent_id().cloned(); if let Some(pid) = &parent_id { if ancestors.contains(pid) { break; } ancestors.insert(pid.clone()); } cur = parent_id; } } Some(ancestors) } }; let mut stack: Vec<(String, Entry)> = vec![(String::new(), start_entry)]; while let Some((cur_relpath, cur_dir)) = stack.pop() { let mut child_dirs: Vec<(String, Entry)> = Vec::new(); for child_ie in self.iter_sorted_children(cur_dir.file_id())? { let child_relpath = format!("{}{}", cur_relpath, child_ie.name()); if specific_set.is_none() || specific_set.as_ref().unwrap().contains(child_ie.file_id()) { out.push((child_relpath.clone(), child_ie.clone())); } if matches!(child_ie, Entry::Directory { .. }) { let recurse_into = match &parents_filter { None => true, Some(p) => p.contains(child_ie.file_id()), }; if recurse_into { child_dirs.push((format!("{}/", child_relpath), child_ie)); } } } // Stack semantics: Python extends with reversed list so // siblings are popped in original order. Mirror that. for cd in child_dirs.into_iter().rev() { stack.push(cd); } } Ok(out) } /// Return `[(path, entry)]` for every entry except the root. /// Mirrors Python's `entries`, which exists as a slightly-faster /// alternative to `iter_entries`. pub fn entries(&self) -> Result, Error> { let mut all = self.iter_entries(None, true)?; // Drop the synthetic root entry yielded under "". if let Some(first) = all.first() { if first.0.is_empty() { all.remove(0); } } Ok(all) } /// Serialise the inventory header to lines (the part that /// references the two CHK maps; the maps themselves are stored /// separately). Mirrors Python's `to_lines`. pub fn to_lines(&self) -> Result>, Error> { let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); lines.push(b"chkinventory:\n".to_vec()); let id_to_entry_key = self .id_to_entry .borrow() .as_ref() .and_then(|m| m.key()) .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("id_to_entry has no key".into()))?; let parent_key = self .parent_id_basename_to_file_id .borrow() .as_ref() .and_then(|m| m.key()); let revision_id = self .revision_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("revision_id not set".into()))?; let root_id = self .root_id .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("root_id not set".into()))?; if &self.search_key_name[..] != b"plain" { // Mirror Python's "custom ordering grouping things that // don't change together" for non-plain serialisers. lines.push({ let mut l = b"search_key_name: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(&self.search_key_name); l.push(b'\n'); l }); lines.push({ let mut l = b"root_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(root_id.as_bytes()); l.push(b'\n'); l }); if let Some(pk) = &parent_key { lines.push({ let mut l = b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(pk); l.push(b'\n'); l }); } lines.push({ let mut l = b"revision_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(revision_id.as_bytes()); l.push(b'\n'); l }); lines.push({ let mut l = b"id_to_entry: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(&id_to_entry_key); l.push(b'\n'); l }); } else { lines.push({ let mut l = b"revision_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(revision_id.as_bytes()); l.push(b'\n'); l }); lines.push({ let mut l = b"root_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(root_id.as_bytes()); l.push(b'\n'); l }); if let Some(pk) = &parent_key { lines.push({ let mut l = b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(pk); l.push(b'\n'); l }); } lines.push({ let mut l = b"id_to_entry: ".to_vec(); l.extend_from_slice(&id_to_entry_key); l.push(b'\n'); l }); } Ok(lines) } /// Deserialise an inventory from `lines`. Mirrors Python's /// `CHKInventory.deserialise(chk_store, lines, expected_revision_id)`. pub fn deserialise( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, lines: &[Vec], expected_revision_id: &crate::RevisionId, ) -> Result { if lines.is_empty() || !lines[lines.len() - 1].ends_with(b"\n") { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat( "last line should have trailing eol".into(), )); } if lines[0] != b"chkinventory:\n" { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat("not a serialised CHKInventory".into())); } let allowed: &[&[u8]] = &[ b"root_id", b"revision_id", b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id", b"search_key_name", b"id_to_entry", ]; let mut info: std::collections::HashMap, Vec> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for line in &lines[1..] { let line = line.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(line); let split_at = line .windows(2) .position(|w| w == b": ") .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("inventory line missing ': '".into()))?; let key = line[..split_at].to_vec(); let value = line[split_at + 2..].to_vec(); if !allowed.iter().any(|a| *a == &key[..]) { return Err(Error::UnknownKey(key)); } if info.contains_key(&key) { return Err(Error::DuplicateKey(key)); } info.insert(key, value); } let revision_id = info .remove(&b"revision_id"[..].to_vec()) .map(crate::RevisionId::from) .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("missing revision_id".into()))?; let root_id = info .remove(&b"root_id"[..].to_vec()) .map(|v| crate::FileId::from(v.as_slice())) .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("missing root_id".into()))?; let search_key_name = info .remove(&b"search_key_name"[..].to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| b"plain".to_vec()); let parent_key = info.remove(&b"parent_id_basename_to_file_id"[..].to_vec()); let id_to_entry_key = info .remove(&b"id_to_entry"[..].to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidFormat("missing id_to_entry".into()))?; if let Some(pk) = &parent_key { if !pk.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "parent_id_basename_to_file_id should be a sha1 key, not {:?}", pk ))); } } if !id_to_entry_key.starts_with(b"sha1:") { return Err(Error::InvalidFormat(format!( "id_to_entry should be a sha1 key, not {:?}", id_to_entry_key ))); } if &revision_id != expected_revision_id { return Err(Error::RevisionMismatch { got: revision_id, expected: expected_revision_id.clone(), }); } let search_key_func = crate::chk_map::SearchKeyFunc::from_name(&search_key_name) .map_err(|raw| Error::InvalidFormat(format!("unknown search_key_name: {:?}", raw)))?; let id_map = crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(id_to_entry_key), search_key_func.clone(), ); let parent_map = parent_key.map(|pk| { crate::chk_map::CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(pk), search_key_func) }); let result = Self::new(store, cache, search_key_name); result.id_to_entry.replace(Some(id_map)); result.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.replace(parent_map); Ok(Self { revision_id: Some(revision_id), root_id: Some(root_id), ..result }) } } /// CHKInventory satisfies the read-only [`Inventory`](crate::inventory::Inventory) /// trait so a repository can hand it back as `Box` without /// materialising it into an in-memory inventory. Failures from the backing /// CHK store are mapped to [`inventory::Error::Backend`](crate::inventory::Error::Backend). impl crate::inventory::Inventory for CHKInventory where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { fn has_filename(&self, filename: &str) -> Result { CHKInventory::has_filename(self, filename).map_err(backend_err) } fn all_file_ids(&self) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { self.iter_all_ids().map_err(backend_err) } fn id2path(&self, file_id: &crate::FileId) -> Result { CHKInventory::id2path(self, file_id).map_err(backend_err) } fn get_entry(&self, id: &crate::FileId) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { match CHKInventory::get_entry(self, id) { Ok(e) => Ok(Some(e)), Err(Error::NoSuchId(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(backend_err(e)), } } fn has_id(&self, id: &crate::FileId) -> Result { CHKInventory::has_id(self, id).map_err(backend_err) } fn entries(&self) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { CHKInventory::entries(self).map_err(backend_err) } fn root_entry(&self) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { let root_id = match &self.root_id { Some(id) => id.clone(), None => return Ok(None), }; match CHKInventory::get_entry(self, &root_id) { Ok(e) => Ok(Some(e)), Err(Error::NoSuchId(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(backend_err(e)), } } } fn backend_err(e: Error) -> crate::inventory::Error { match e { // A genuinely absent id must stay distinguishable from a backend // failure so callers can treat it as "not in this tree" rather than // a read error. Error::NoSuchId(id) => crate::inventory::Error::NoSuchId(id), other => crate::inventory::Error::Backend(format!("{other:?}")), } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/chk_map.rs0000644000000000000000000065154715207367274017176 0ustar00//! Persistent maps from tuple_of_strings->string using CHK stores. //! //! Overview and current status: //! //! The CHKMap class implements a dict from tuple_of_strings->string by using a trie //! with internal nodes of 8-bit fan out; The key tuples are mapped to strings by //! joining them by \x00, and \x00 padding shorter keys out to the length of the //! longest key. Leaf nodes are packed as densely as possible, and internal nodes //! are all an additional 8-bits wide leading to a sparse upper tree. //! //! Updates to a CHKMap are done preferentially via the apply_delta method, to //! allow optimisation of the update operation; but individual map/unmap calls are //! possible and supported. Individual changes via map/unmap are buffered in memory //! until the _save method is called to force serialisation of the tree. //! apply_delta records its changes immediately by performing an implicit _save. //! //! # Todo //! //! Densely packed upper nodes. use crc32fast::Hasher; use std::fmt::Write; use std::hash::Hash; use std::iter::zip; fn crc32(bit: &[u8]) -> u32 { let mut hasher = Hasher::new(); hasher.update(bit); hasher.finalize() } pub type SerialisedKey = Vec; /// If a ChildNode falls below this many bytes, we check for a remap. /// Mirrors Python's `_INTERESTING_NEW_SIZE`. pub const INTERESTING_NEW_SIZE: usize = 50; /// If a ChildNode shrinks by more than this amount, we check for a remap. /// Mirrors Python's `_INTERESTING_SHRINKAGE_LIMIT`. pub const INTERESTING_SHRINKAGE_LIMIT: usize = 20; /// Map the key tuple into a search string that just uses the key bytes. pub fn search_key_plain(key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { key.0.join(&b'\x00') } pub fn search_key_16(key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { let mut result = String::new(); for bit in key.iter() { write!(&mut result, "{:08X}\x00", crc32(bit)).unwrap(); } result.pop(); result.as_bytes().to_vec() } pub fn search_key_255(key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { let mut result = vec![]; for bit in key.iter() { let crc = crc32(bit); let crc_bytes = crc.to_be_bytes(); result.extend(crc_bytes); result.push(0x00); } result.pop(); result .iter() .map(|b| if *b == 0x0A { b'_' } else { *b }) .collect() } /// The set of search-key functions a CHKMap may be configured with. /// /// `Plain` / `Hash16Way` / `Hash255Way` mirror the entries registered in /// Python's `search_key_registry` for production use. `Custom` carries a /// boxed closure for callers (most often test code) that register their /// own — the pyo3 layer adapts a Python callable into a `Custom` variant. #[derive(Clone)] pub enum SearchKeyFunc { /// `b"plain"` — `b"\x00".join(key)`. Plain, /// `b"hash-16-way"` — 8-char uppercase hex of `crc32(part)` joined by NUL. Hash16Way, /// `b"hash-255-way"` — big-endian `crc32(part)` bytes joined by NUL, /// with any `\n` byte rewritten to `_`. Hash255Way, /// Any other callable, identified by a free-form name. The bytes /// returned by `name()` for a `Custom` variant come straight from /// the caller — they may not appear in `from_name`'s lookup table. Custom { name: Vec, func: std::sync::Arc SerializedKey + Send + Sync>, }, } impl std::fmt::Debug for SearchKeyFunc { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { SearchKeyFunc::Plain => f.write_str("Plain"), SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way => f.write_str("Hash16Way"), SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way => f.write_str("Hash255Way"), SearchKeyFunc::Custom { name, .. } => write!(f, "Custom({:?})", name), } } } impl PartialEq for SearchKeyFunc { /// Built-in variants compare equal by tag; `Custom` variants are /// only equal when their `Arc`s point at the same closure. fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { use SearchKeyFunc::*; match (self, other) { (Plain, Plain) | (Hash16Way, Hash16Way) | (Hash255Way, Hash255Way) => true, (Custom { func: a, .. }, Custom { func: b, .. }) => std::sync::Arc::ptr_eq(a, b), _ => false, } } } impl Eq for SearchKeyFunc {} impl SearchKeyFunc { /// Resolve a registry name to a built-in variant. Unknown names /// return the raw bytes back; the caller may wrap them in a /// `Custom` variant with a closure of its own. pub fn from_name(name: &[u8]) -> Result> { match name { b"plain" => Ok(SearchKeyFunc::Plain), b"hash-16-way" => Ok(SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way), b"hash-255-way" => Ok(SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way), other => Err(other.to_vec()), } } /// Wire name as it appears in serialised inventories. pub fn name(&self) -> &[u8] { match self { SearchKeyFunc::Plain => b"plain", SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way => b"hash-16-way", SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way => b"hash-255-way", SearchKeyFunc::Custom { name, .. } => name.as_slice(), } } /// Apply this variant's search-key transform to `key`. pub fn apply(&self, key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { match self { SearchKeyFunc::Plain => search_key_plain(key), SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way => search_key_16(key), SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way => search_key_255(key), SearchKeyFunc::Custom { func, .. } => func(key), } } } impl Default for SearchKeyFunc { fn default() -> Self { SearchKeyFunc::Plain } } pub fn bytes_to_text_key(data: &[u8]) -> Result<(&[u8], &[u8]), String> { let sections: Vec<&[u8]> = data.split(|&byte| byte == b'\n').collect(); let delimiter_position = sections[0].windows(2).position(|window| window == b": "); if delimiter_position.is_none() { return Err("Invalid key file".to_string()); } let (_kind, file_id) = sections[0].split_at(delimiter_position.unwrap() + 2); Ok((file_id, sections[3])) } #[derive(Debug, Hash, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] pub struct Key(Vec>); impl From>> for Key { fn from(v: Vec>) -> Self { Key(v) } } impl Key { pub fn serialize(&self) -> SerializedKey { let mut result = vec![]; for bit in self.0.iter() { result.extend(bit); result.push(0x00); } result.pop(); result } #[allow(clippy::len_without_is_empty)] pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.0.len() } pub fn iter(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.0.iter().map(|v| v.as_slice()) } } impl std::ops::Index for Key { type Output = Vec; fn index(&self, index: usize) -> &Self::Output { &self.0[index] } } impl std::fmt::Display for Key { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { let mut first = true; for bit in &self.0 { if !first { write!(f, "/")?; } first = false; write!(f, "{}", String::from_utf8_lossy(bit))?; } Ok(()) } } pub type SerializedKey = Vec; pub type Value = Vec; #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { InconsistentDeltaDelta(Vec<(Option, Option, Value)>, String), DeserializeError(String), /// A precondition or invariant was violated. Mirrors Python's /// `AssertionError` paths in chk_map.py — usually a bug in the /// caller, not a corrupt input. AssertionFailed(String), } impl From for Error { fn from(e: std::num::ParseIntError) -> Self { Error::DeserializeError(format!("Failed to parse int: {}", e)) } } /// Given 2 strings, return the longest prefix common to both. /// /// # Arguments /// * `prefix` - This has been the common prefix for other keys, so it is more likely to be the common prefix in this case as well. /// * `key` - Another string to compare to. pub fn common_prefix_pair<'b>(prefix: &[u8], key: &'b [u8]) -> &'b [u8] { if key.starts_with(prefix) { return &key[..prefix.len()]; } let mut p = 0; // Is there a better way to do this? for (left, right) in zip(prefix, key) { if left != right { break; } p += 1; } let p = p as usize; &key[..p] } #[test] fn test_common_prefix_pair() { assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"abc", b"abc"), b"abc"); assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"abc", b"abcd"), b"abc"); assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"abc", b"ab"), b"ab"); assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"abc", b"bbd"), b""); assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"", b"bbc"), b""); assert_eq!(common_prefix_pair(b"abc", b""), b""); } /// Given a list of keys, find their common prefix. /// /// # Arguments /// * `keys`: An iterable of strings. /// /// # Returns /// The longest common prefix of all keys. pub fn common_prefix_many<'a>(mut keys: impl Iterator + 'a) -> Option<&'a [u8]> { let mut cp = keys.next()?; for key in keys { cp = common_prefix_pair(cp, key); if cp.is_empty() { // if common_prefix is the empty string, then we know it won't // change further break; } } Some(cp) } /// Parsed contents of a serialised CHK leaf node. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ParsedLeafNode { pub maximum_size: usize, pub key_width: usize, pub length: usize, /// Common serialised prefix applied to every key line before splitting. /// Empty means there was no prefix line (or it was genuinely empty). pub common_serialised_prefix: Vec, /// (key_tuple, value) pairs in the order they appear in the serialised /// form — the caller is responsible for placing them in a dict. pub items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)>, /// Matches `LeafNode._raw_size` as computed by the Python parser: /// `sum(len(l) for l in lines[5:]) + length*len(prefix) + (len(lines)-5)`. pub raw_size: usize, } /// Deserialise the serialised form of a CHK leaf node. pub fn deserialise_leaf_node(data: &[u8]) -> Result { // Python does `data.split(b"\n")` which yields an empty trailing element // for a final newline; the parser insists on exactly that. let mut lines: Vec<&[u8]> = data.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); let trailing = lines .pop() .ok_or_else(|| Error::DeserializeError("empty leaf node body".into()))?; if !trailing.is_empty() { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "leaf node did not end with final newline".into(), )); } if lines.len() < 5 { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "leaf node truncated before item lines".into(), )); } if lines[0] != b"chkleaf:" { return Err(Error::DeserializeError("not a serialised leaf node".into())); } let maximum_size = parse_decimal(lines[1], "maximum_size")?; let width = parse_decimal(lines[2], "key_width")?; let length = parse_decimal(lines[3], "length")?; let prefix = lines[4]; let mut items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = Vec::with_capacity(length); let mut pos = 5usize; while pos < lines.len() { // Reconstitute the full key line by prepending the common prefix, // then split on NUL to recover the key elements + final count. let mut full = Vec::with_capacity(prefix.len() + lines[pos].len()); full.extend_from_slice(prefix); full.extend_from_slice(lines[pos]); pos += 1; let mut elements: Vec> = full.split(|&b| b == 0).map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(); if elements.len() != width + 1 { return Err(Error::DeserializeError(format!( "incorrect number of elements ({} vs {}) for leaf line", elements.len(), width + 1 ))); } let count_bytes = elements.pop().expect("just checked non-empty"); let num_value_lines = parse_decimal(&count_bytes, "value line count")?; if pos + num_value_lines > lines.len() { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "leaf node value line runs past end of body".into(), )); } let value_lines = &lines[pos..pos + num_value_lines]; pos += num_value_lines; // Join the value lines with literal '\n' to reconstruct the value. let value_len = value_lines.iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum::() + num_value_lines.saturating_sub(1); let mut value = Vec::with_capacity(value_len); for (i, line) in value_lines.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { value.push(b'\n'); } value.extend_from_slice(line); } items.push((elements, value)); } if items.len() != length { return Err(Error::DeserializeError(format!( "item count ({}) mismatch: found {}", length, items.len() ))); } // Reproduce LeafNode._raw_size exactly (see the Python implementation). let suffix_bytes: usize = lines[5..].iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum(); let raw_size = suffix_bytes + length * prefix.len() + (lines.len() - 5); Ok(ParsedLeafNode { maximum_size, key_width: width, length, common_serialised_prefix: prefix.to_vec(), items, raw_size, }) } /// Parsed contents of a serialised CHK internal node. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ParsedInternalNode { pub maximum_size: usize, pub key_width: usize, pub length: usize, pub search_prefix: Vec, /// (reconstructed_prefix, child_sha1_key) pairs in file order. pub items: Vec<(Vec, Vec)>, /// Length of the last parsed prefix — matches how Python's loop variable /// leaks out into `InternalNode._node_width`. pub node_width: usize, } /// Deserialise the serialised form of a CHK internal node. pub fn deserialise_internal_node(data: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut lines: Vec<&[u8]> = data.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); let trailing = lines .pop() .ok_or_else(|| Error::DeserializeError("empty internal node body".into()))?; if !trailing.is_empty() { return Err(Error::DeserializeError("last line must be ''".into())); } if lines.len() < 5 { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "internal node truncated before item lines".into(), )); } if lines[0] != b"chknode:" { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "not a serialised internal node".into(), )); } let maximum_size = parse_decimal(lines[1], "maximum_size")?; let width = parse_decimal(lines[2], "key_width")?; let length = parse_decimal(lines[3], "length")?; let common_prefix = lines[4]; let mut items: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let mut last_prefix_len = 0usize; for suffix in &lines[5..] { let mut full = Vec::with_capacity(common_prefix.len() + suffix.len()); full.extend_from_slice(common_prefix); full.extend_from_slice(suffix); let split_at = full .iter() .rposition(|&b| b == 0) .ok_or_else(|| Error::DeserializeError("internal node line missing NUL".into()))?; let prefix = full[..split_at].to_vec(); let flat_key = full[split_at + 1..].to_vec(); last_prefix_len = prefix.len(); items.push((prefix, flat_key)); } if items.is_empty() { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "internal node contained no items".into(), )); } Ok(ParsedInternalNode { maximum_size, key_width: width, length, search_prefix: common_prefix.to_vec(), items, node_width: last_prefix_len, }) } fn parse_decimal(bytes: &[u8], what: &str) -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(bytes) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| Error::DeserializeError(format!("invalid {}: {:?}", what, bytes))) } /// Build the byte chunks that [`LeafNode.serialise`] would emit before /// adding them to a store. `items` must be presented in already-sorted /// order (Python sorts `self._items.items()` before walking). /// /// `common_prefix` is the longest common serialised prefix among all /// items — pass `None` for an empty node. The output is split into one /// `Vec` per line so the caller can hand it straight to /// `store.add_lines(...)`. /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode.serialise` minus the I/O side: the caller is still /// responsible for `store.add_lines` and for updating `self._key` / /// the in-memory cache from the resulting bytes. pub fn serialise_leaf_node( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, items: &[(Vec>, Vec)], common_prefix: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(5 + items.len() * 2); out.push(b"chkleaf:\n".to_vec()); out.push(format!("{}\n", maximum_size).into_bytes()); out.push(format!("{}\n", key_width).into_bytes()); out.push(format!("{}\n", items.len()).into_bytes()); let prefix_bytes = match common_prefix { None => { if !items.is_empty() { return Err(Error::DeserializeError( "common prefix is None but items is non-empty".into(), )); } out.push(b"\n".to_vec()); return Ok(out); } Some(p) => { let mut line = p.to_vec(); line.push(b'\n'); out.push(line); p } }; let prefix_len = prefix_bytes.len(); for (key, value) in items { // Python's `osutils.chunks_to_lines([value + b"\n"])` resplits the // value bytes on newlines, ensuring every value line ends in '\n' // except possibly the last (and the trailing b"\n" we appended // guarantees the last one ends in '\n' too). let mut padded = value.to_vec(); padded.push(b'\n'); let value_lines: Vec> = split_lines_inclusive(&padded); let serialised_key = key.join(&b'\x00'); let mut header = serialised_key.clone(); header.push(b'\x00'); header.extend_from_slice(format!("{}\n", value_lines.len()).as_bytes()); if !header.starts_with(prefix_bytes) { return Err(Error::DeserializeError(format!( "serialised key {:?} does not start with common prefix {:?}", header, prefix_bytes ))); } out.push(header[prefix_len..].to_vec()); out.extend(value_lines); } Ok(out) } /// One entry on an `InternalNode`'s serialised body: a prefix and the /// flat sha1 key of the child it points at. The Python serialiser sorts /// these by prefix before writing. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct InternalNodeChild { pub prefix: Vec, pub flat_key: Vec, } /// Build the byte chunks that [`InternalNode.serialise`] would emit /// before adding them to a store. `items` must be sorted by `prefix` /// (the Python loop does `sorted(self._items.items())`). /// /// `length` is the InternalNode's `_len` — the total number of leaf /// entries reachable through this node, **not** `items.len()` (which is /// the direct fan-out count). /// /// Mirrors `InternalNode.serialise` minus the I/O side and the /// recursive walk that flushes child nodes first. pub fn serialise_internal_node( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, search_prefix: &[u8], items: &[InternalNodeChild], ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(5 + items.len()); out.push(b"chknode:\n".to_vec()); out.push(format!("{}\n", maximum_size).into_bytes()); out.push(format!("{}\n", key_width).into_bytes()); out.push(format!("{}\n", length).into_bytes()); let mut prefix_line = search_prefix.to_vec(); prefix_line.push(b'\n'); out.push(prefix_line); let prefix_len = search_prefix.len(); for child in items { let mut serialised = child.prefix.clone(); serialised.push(b'\x00'); serialised.extend_from_slice(&child.flat_key); serialised.push(b'\n'); if !serialised.starts_with(search_prefix) { return Err(Error::DeserializeError(format!( "internal node entry {:?} does not start with prefix {:?}", serialised, search_prefix ))); } out.push(serialised[prefix_len..].to_vec()); } Ok(out) } /// Serialised byte cost of one `(key, value)` pair inside a leaf node. /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode._key_value_len` exactly: the key tuple's NUL-joined /// bytes, the count of newlines in the value as a decimal string, the /// value bytes themselves, and three separator bytes. The hot path for /// every map/unmap is calling this to track `_raw_size`. pub fn leaf_node_key_value_len(key: &[Vec], value: &[u8]) -> usize { let key_len: usize = if key.is_empty() { 0 } else { key.iter().map(Vec::len).sum::() + (key.len() - 1) }; let newline_count = value.iter().filter(|&&b| b == b'\n').count(); let newline_count_digits = if newline_count == 0 { 1 } else { let mut n = newline_count; let mut digits = 0; while n > 0 { n /= 10; digits += 1; } digits }; key_len + 1 + newline_count_digits + 1 + value.len() + 1 } /// Serialised byte cost of a leaf node, including its header. /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode._current_size`. `bytes_for_items` is the sum of /// per-entry serialised costs (i.e. the running `_raw_size`), with the /// common-prefix-collapse applied: subtract `prefix_len * length` so /// each entry doesn't pay for the prefix once stored once at the top /// of the leaf. pub fn leaf_node_current_size( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, raw_size: usize, common_serialised_prefix: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> usize { let (bytes_for_items, prefix_len) = match common_serialised_prefix { None => (0, 0), Some(prefix) => { let prefix_len = prefix.len(); (raw_size - prefix_len * length, prefix_len) } }; // 9 = b"chkleaf:\n".len() 9 + decimal_digits(maximum_size) + 1 + decimal_digits(key_width) + 1 + decimal_digits(length) + 1 + prefix_len + 1 + bytes_for_items } /// Serialised byte cost of an internal node header. /// /// Mirrors `InternalNode._current_size`. The body bytes are tracked /// separately in `_raw_size`; the header adds the four decimal-encoded /// integers (maximum_size, key_width, length). pub fn internal_node_current_size( maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, length: usize, raw_size: usize, ) -> usize { raw_size + decimal_digits(length) + decimal_digits(key_width) + decimal_digits(maximum_size) } #[inline] fn decimal_digits(n: usize) -> usize { if n == 0 { return 1; } let mut n = n; let mut digits = 0; while n > 0 { n /= 10; digits += 1; } digits } /// State of a `LeafNode`'s `_search_prefix` field. /// /// Python uses an `_unknown` sentinel object to mark "items were /// rebuilt without recomputing the prefix"; map / unmap then /// demand-compute it. `None` means the node is empty, so there is no /// prefix. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum SearchPrefix { /// The node was rebuilt and the prefix has not been recomputed. Unknown, /// The prefix is known to be `Some(p)` for a non-empty leaf, or /// `None` for an empty leaf. Computed(Option>), } impl SearchPrefix { /// Return the prefix bytes if computed, panicking on `Unknown`. /// Mirrors call sites where Python would have already demanded a /// recompute. pub fn expect_computed(&self) -> Option<&[u8]> { match self { SearchPrefix::Unknown => panic!("search prefix is Unknown"), SearchPrefix::Computed(p) => p.as_deref(), } } pub fn is_unknown(&self) -> bool { matches!(self, SearchPrefix::Unknown) } } /// In-memory state of a CHK leaf node. /// /// Mirrors Python's `LeafNode` exactly, minus the store-touching /// methods (`serialise`, `map`/`_split` recursion). Held by the /// upcoming pyo3 `LeafNode` pyclass and used directly by pure-Rust /// callers. /// /// Iteration order of `items` follows insertion order so it matches /// Python's `dict` semantics — tests and the `_split` algorithm both /// observe items in that order when they don't sort first. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct LeafNode { /// `(b"sha1:...",)` once the node has been serialised to a store; /// `None` while it is still mutable. pub key: Option>, pub maximum_size: usize, pub key_width: usize, pub raw_size: usize, pub items: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec>, pub search_prefix: SearchPrefix, pub common_serialised_prefix: Option>, pub search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, } impl LeafNode { /// Empty node with the given search-key transform. pub fn new(search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc) -> Self { Self { key: None, maximum_size: 0, key_width: 1, raw_size: 0, items: indexmap::IndexMap::new(), search_prefix: SearchPrefix::Computed(None), common_serialised_prefix: None, search_key_func, } } /// Build a populated leaf from the output of [`deserialise_leaf_node`]. /// /// Mirrors Python's `_deserialise_leaf_node` post-processing: the /// items become a dict, `search_prefix` is `Unknown` (Python uses /// `_unknown`) for non-empty nodes so the next mutator recomputes /// it on demand, and `common_serialised_prefix` is taken straight /// from the parsed prefix. pub fn from_parsed(parsed: ParsedLeafNode, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc) -> Self { let items_empty = parsed.items.is_empty(); let mut items = indexmap::IndexMap::with_capacity(parsed.items.len()); for (k, v) in parsed.items { items.insert(k, v); } let (search_prefix, common_serialised_prefix) = if items_empty { (SearchPrefix::Computed(None), None) } else { (SearchPrefix::Unknown, Some(parsed.common_serialised_prefix)) }; Self { key: None, maximum_size: parsed.maximum_size, key_width: parsed.key_width, raw_size: parsed.raw_size, items, search_prefix, common_serialised_prefix, search_key_func, } } /// Number of entries in this leaf. pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.items.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.items.is_empty() } /// Wrapper around [`leaf_node_current_size`] using `self`'s state. pub fn current_size(&self) -> usize { leaf_node_current_size( self.maximum_size, self.key_width, self.len(), self.raw_size, self.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), ) } /// Recompute `search_prefix` from scratch by hashing every key /// and reducing with [`common_prefix_many`]. Mirrors /// `LeafNode._compute_search_prefix`. pub fn compute_search_prefix(&mut self) -> Option<&[u8]> { let keys: Vec = self .items .keys() .map(|k| self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone()))) .collect(); let prefix = common_prefix_many(keys.iter().map(|k| k.as_slice())).map(|s| s.to_vec()); self.search_prefix = SearchPrefix::Computed(prefix); match &self.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Computed(p) => p.as_deref(), SearchPrefix::Unknown => unreachable!(), } } /// Recompute `common_serialised_prefix` from scratch. Mirrors /// `LeafNode._compute_serialised_prefix`. pub fn compute_serialised_prefix(&mut self) -> Option<&[u8]> { let keys: Vec = self .items .keys() .map(|k| Key::from(k.clone()).serialize()) .collect(); let prefix = common_prefix_many(keys.iter().map(|k| k.as_slice())).map(|s| s.to_vec()); self.common_serialised_prefix = prefix; self.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref() } /// `LeafNode._are_search_keys_identical`: all entries hash to the /// same search key. Empty leaves return `true`. pub fn are_search_keys_identical(&self) -> bool { let keys = self .items .keys() .map(|k| self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone()))); are_search_keys_identical(keys) } /// Insert `(key, value)` and update `raw_size`, `search_prefix`, /// `common_serialised_prefix`. Returns `true` if the leaf has /// overflowed `maximum_size` and the caller must split it. /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode._map_no_split`: the caller must have already /// removed any prior entry for `key` from `raw_size` / `len`. If /// `search_prefix` was `Unknown`, it is recomputed before applying /// the new key. pub fn map_no_split(&mut self, key: Vec>, value: Vec) -> bool { self.raw_size += leaf_node_key_value_len(&key, &value); let serialised_key = Key::from(key.clone()).serialize(); let search_key = self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(key.clone())); self.items.insert(key, value); self.common_serialised_prefix = Some(match self.common_serialised_prefix.take() { None => serialised_key, Some(prefix) => common_prefix_pair(&prefix, &serialised_key).to_vec(), }); if self.search_prefix.is_unknown() { self.compute_search_prefix(); } let new_prefix = match &self.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => search_key.clone(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => common_prefix_pair(p, &search_key).to_vec(), SearchPrefix::Unknown => unreachable!("just recomputed above"), }; self.search_prefix = SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(new_prefix.clone())); if self.items.len() > 1 && self.maximum_size > 0 && self.current_size() > self.maximum_size && (search_key != new_prefix || !self.are_search_keys_identical()) { return true; } false } /// Remove `key`, recomputing `search_prefix` and /// `common_serialised_prefix` from scratch. Returns the removed /// value, or `None` if `key` was not present (Python raises /// `KeyError`; here the caller decides how to react). /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode.unmap` minus the store argument (the store is /// unused on the leaf path). pub fn unmap(&mut self, key: &[Vec]) -> Option> { let removed = self.items.shift_remove(key)?; self.raw_size -= leaf_node_key_value_len(key, &removed); self.key = None; self.compute_search_prefix(); self.compute_serialised_prefix(); Some(removed) } /// Serialise to `store` and cache the resulting bytes in `cache`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `LeafNode.serialise`: sorts the items, builds /// the line list, calls `store.add_lines((None,), (), lines)`, /// stores the resulting sha1 key on `self.key`, and writes the /// concatenated bytes into the page cache. Returns the resulting /// sha1 key (without the `b"sha1:"` prefix stripped). /// /// The Python version returns a single-element list; native Rust /// callers want the key value alone. pub fn serialise(&mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { // Python sorts items before serialising; mirror that exactly. let mut sorted_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = self .items .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); sorted_items.sort(); let lines = serialise_leaf_node( self.maximum_size, self.key_width, &sorted_items, self.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), )?; let (sha1, _size) = store .add_lines( &crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(vec![]), Some(&[]), &lines, ) .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("add_lines failed: {:?}", e)))?; let mut full_key = Vec::with_capacity(5 + sha1.len()); full_key.extend_from_slice(b"sha1:"); full_key.extend_from_slice(&sha1); let data: Vec = lines.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); if data.len() != self.current_size() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed("Invalid _current_size".into())); } cache.insert(full_key.clone(), data); self.key = Some(full_key.clone()); Ok(full_key) } /// Split this overflowing leaf into multiple child nodes. /// /// Mirrors Python's `LeafNode._split`: groups items by the /// `(search_prefix + 1)`-byte search-key prefix into fresh sub-leaves. /// If a sub-leaf overflows during its own `map`, the result is /// promoted into an InternalNode wrapping the further splits. /// /// Consumes the items in `self`. After `_split` returns, the /// caller should treat `self` as destroyed — Python returns new /// nodes up the stack and the caller wraps them in an /// InternalNode at the level above. pub fn split(&mut self) -> Result<(Vec, Vec<(Vec, Node)>), Error> { let common_prefix = match &self.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed("Search prefix must be known".into())) } SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => Vec::new(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => p.clone(), }; let split_at = common_prefix.len() + 1; let mut result: indexmap::IndexMap, Node> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); let items = std::mem::take(&mut self.items); for (key, value) in items { let search_key = self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(key.clone())); let mut prefix: Vec = if search_key.len() >= split_at { search_key[..split_at].to_vec() } else { search_key.clone() }; if prefix.len() < split_at { prefix.resize(split_at, 0); } // Take or create the per-prefix sub-node; mutate it via // map, then store back. let existing = result.shift_remove(&prefix); let mut sub_node = match existing { Some(Node::Leaf(b)) => Node::Leaf(b), Some(Node::Internal(b)) => Node::Internal(b), None => { let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(self.search_key_func.clone()); leaf.maximum_size = self.maximum_size; leaf.key_width = self.key_width; Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)) } }; let map_res = sub_node.map(key, value)?; match map_res { MapResult::InPlace { .. } => { result.insert(prefix, sub_node); } MapResult::Split { common_serialised_prefix: sub_prefix, children, } => { let mut new_internal = InternalNode::new(sub_prefix.clone(), self.search_key_func.clone()); new_internal.maximum_size = self.maximum_size; new_internal.key_width = self.key_width; for (split_prefix, child) in children { new_internal.add_node(split_prefix, child)?; } result.insert(prefix, Node::Internal(Box::new(new_internal))); } } } Ok((common_prefix, result.into_iter().collect())) } /// In-place insert. Mirrors Python's `LeafNode.map`: subtract /// the old entry's cost if the key existed, then call /// `map_no_split`. If it signals overflow, split. pub fn map(&mut self, key: Vec>, value: Vec) -> Result { if let Some(old_value) = self.items.get(&key) { self.raw_size -= leaf_node_key_value_len(&key, old_value); } self.key = None; if self.map_no_split(key, value) { let (common_prefix, children) = self.split()?; Ok(MapResult::Split { common_serialised_prefix: common_prefix, children, }) } else { let prefix = match &self.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Unknown => { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "search_prefix must be known after map".into(), )); } SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => Vec::new(), SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => p.clone(), }; Ok(MapResult::InPlace { search_prefix: prefix, }) } } /// Yield `(key, value)` pairs matching `key_filter`. When `None`, /// yields every entry in insertion order. Otherwise: /// /// * Filter keys of length `key_width` are looked up directly and /// yielded in filter order (matching Python's left-to-right /// iteration before falling through to the prefix-match pass). /// * Shorter filter keys act as prefix filters across the items. /// Items are checked in insertion order; the first matching /// filter wins (matches Python's `break` after a yield). /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode.iteritems` exactly; the store argument is /// unused on the leaf path and is omitted from this pure-Rust /// signature. pub fn iteritems(&self, key_filter: Option<&[Vec>]>) -> Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> { let mut out: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let filter = match key_filter { None => { for (k, v) in self.items.iter() { out.push((k.clone(), v.clone())); } return out; } Some(f) => f, }; // Group short filters by length; iterate exact-width matches in // filter order. let mut short_filters: std::collections::HashMap]>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in filter.iter() { if key.len() == self.key_width { if let Some(v) = self.items.get(key) { out.push((key.clone(), v.clone())); } } else { short_filters.entry(key.len()).or_default().push(key); } } if !short_filters.is_empty() { for (k, v) in self.items.iter() { for (length, candidates) in short_filters.iter() { if k.len() >= *length && candidates.iter().any(|c| *c == &k[..*length]) { out.push((k.clone(), v.clone())); break; } } } } out } } /// Result of [`LeafNode::map`] / [`Node::map`] — either the node /// absorbed the new entry in place, or it split into multiple /// children that the caller must wrap in an InternalNode. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub enum MapResult { /// No structural change. The caller's existing reference still /// points at the up-to-date node. `search_prefix` is the search /// prefix of the node post-map (matches Python's first return). InPlace { search_prefix: Vec }, /// The node overflowed and split. The caller replaces it with /// an InternalNode at `common_serialised_prefix` containing /// each `(sub_prefix, child)` pair. Split { common_serialised_prefix: Vec, children: Vec<(Vec, Node)>, }, } /// In-memory CHK node — either a leaf with key/value entries or an /// internal node referencing other nodes. Mirrors the Python /// `Node` base class hierarchy (LeafNode | InternalNode). #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub enum Node { Leaf(Box), Internal(Box), } impl Node { /// `(b"sha1:...",)` key once the node has been serialised, else /// `None`. Mirrors Python's `Node.key()`. pub fn key(&self) -> Option<&[u8]> { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => l.key.as_deref(), Node::Internal(n) => n.key.as_deref(), } } /// Total number of leaf entries reachable through this node. /// Mirrors Python's `Node.__len__`. #[allow(clippy::len_without_is_empty)] pub fn len(&self) -> usize { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => l.len(), Node::Internal(n) => n.len, } } /// Maximum byte size allowed for this node when serialised, or /// `0` for unlimited. pub fn maximum_size(&self) -> usize { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => l.maximum_size, Node::Internal(n) => n.maximum_size, } } /// CHK references held by this node. Mirrors `Node.refs`: /// leaves never reference other pages (returns `[]`); internal /// nodes return their children's sha1 keys (delegates to /// `InternalNode::refs`, which requires the node to have been /// serialised). pub fn refs(&self) -> Result>, Error> { match self { Node::Leaf(_) => Ok(Vec::new()), Node::Internal(n) => n.refs(), } } /// Insert `(key, value)` into this subtree (pure in-memory path). /// /// For leaves, delegates to `LeafNode::map`. For internal nodes, /// returns AssertionFailed — the recursive InternalNode path /// needs the store and lives at `Node::map_with_store`. This /// signature exists so `LeafNode::split` (which only ever creates /// fresh in-memory sub-leaves) can recurse via `Node::map` /// without a store argument. pub fn map(&mut self, key: Vec>, value: Vec) -> Result { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => l.map(key, value), Node::Internal(_) => Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "Node::map on InternalNode requires a store — \ use Node::map_with_store" .into(), )), } } /// Serialise this subtree to the store, returning every sha1 key /// written (children first, then self). Mirrors Python's /// `Node.serialise`. Skips children that are unloaded (their /// sha1 key is already canonical) or already serialised (key set). pub fn serialise(&mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache) -> Result>, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => { let k = l.serialise(store, cache)?; Ok(vec![k]) } Node::Internal(n) => n.serialise(store, cache), } } /// Recursive remove that may demand-load child pages. Returns /// the replacement node (possibly the same one, possibly a /// collapsed leaf, possibly the single remaining child if the /// internal node lost all but one child). /// /// Mirrors Python's polymorphic `unmap(store, key, check_remap)`. /// Raises `KeyError`-equivalent (`AssertionFailed`) when the key /// is not present. pub fn unmap_with_store( self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key: &[Vec], check_remap: bool, ) -> Result where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { match self { Node::Leaf(mut leaf) => { if leaf.unmap(key).is_none() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!("key not found: {:?}", key))); } Ok(Node::Leaf(leaf)) } Node::Internal(internal) => { internal_unmap_with_store(*internal, store, cache, key, check_remap) } } } /// Recursive insert that may demand-load child pages from the /// store. Mirrors Python's polymorphic dispatch: /// `LeafNode.map(store, key, value)` for leaves; /// `InternalNode.map(store, key, value)` for internal nodes /// (which descends into the matching child, possibly creating a /// new wrapping parent if the key falls outside the current /// search prefix). /// /// May replace `*self` with a new node (e.g. an internal node /// promoting itself into a larger parent, or a parent collapsing /// back into a leaf after `_check_remap`). pub fn map_with_store( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key: Vec>, value: Vec, ) -> Result where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => l.map(key, value), Node::Internal(_) => { // We need to potentially replace `*self`. Take the // internal node out, run the algorithm against it, // and put the result (possibly wrapped or collapsed) // back into `*self`. let placeholder = Node::Internal(Box::new(InternalNode::new( Vec::new(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ))); let owned = std::mem::replace(self, placeholder); let internal = match owned { Node::Internal(b) => b, Node::Leaf(_) => unreachable!("matched Internal above"), }; let (new_self, result) = internal_map_with_store(*internal, store, cache, key, value)?; *self = new_self; Ok(result) } } } /// Iterate `(key, value)` pairs in this subtree matching /// `key_filter`. Mirrors Python's polymorphic `iteritems`: /// leaves yield directly; internal nodes recurse through /// `iter_nodes`, demand-loading children as needed. pub fn iteritems( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key_filter: Option<&[Vec>]>, ) -> Result>, Vec)>, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { match self { Node::Leaf(l) => Ok(l.iteritems(key_filter)), Node::Internal(n) => { let mut out: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let children = n.iter_nodes(store, cache, key_filter, None)?; for (mut child, filter) in children { let sub_filter = filter.as_deref(); out.extend(child.iteritems(store, cache, sub_filter)?); } Ok(out) } } } } /// Reference to a child of an `InternalNode`. The dict either holds a /// `(b"sha1:...",)` reference to an unloaded child page or, after /// `_iter_nodes` populates it from the store, the loaded child Node /// itself. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub enum NodeRef { /// Unloaded reference — the `b"sha1:..."` key handed to the store /// to fetch the child's bytes. Unloaded(Vec), /// In-memory child node. Loaded(Node), } impl NodeRef { /// Length contribution of this child for `InternalNode._len`. pub fn len(&self) -> usize { match self { NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => { // Mirrors Python's behaviour: a tuple has no `len(node)` // semantic in `_len`, but Python only writes Unloaded // references after the parent's `_len` was already set // from the parsed body, so the per-ref length isn't // queried for unloaded children. 0 } NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.len(), } } } /// In-memory state of a CHK internal node — a fan-out of byte-prefix /// to child (loaded Node or unloaded sha1 reference). /// /// Iteration order over `items` follows insertion order to match /// Python's `dict` semantics; serialisation paths sort first. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct InternalNode { pub key: Option>, pub maximum_size: usize, pub key_width: usize, /// Total leaf entries reachable through this subtree. pub len: usize, /// Width in bytes of each prefix in `items`. `0` for an /// empty internal node (Python's `_node_width` default). pub node_width: usize, /// Reserved for future prefix-compression accounting; the Python /// `InternalNode` sets `_raw_size = None` since internal nodes /// don't carry per-entry payload. We track an explicit `0` here /// and recompute byte costs from the items list at serialise /// time. pub raw_size: usize, pub items: indexmap::IndexMap, NodeRef>, /// Search-key prefix common to every child of this node. Always /// `Some` once initialised; `None` only on a default-constructed /// empty node before `from_parsed` populates it. pub search_prefix: Option>, pub search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, } impl InternalNode { /// Empty internal node with the given search prefix and key /// function. Mirrors Python's `InternalNode(prefix, search_key_func)`. pub fn new(prefix: Vec, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc) -> Self { Self { key: None, maximum_size: 0, key_width: 1, len: 0, node_width: 0, raw_size: 0, items: indexmap::IndexMap::new(), search_prefix: Some(prefix), search_key_func, } } /// Build a populated internal node from the output of /// [`deserialise_internal_node`]. All children start as /// `NodeRef::Unloaded`; the caller demand-loads them via the /// store as `_iter_nodes` runs. pub fn from_parsed(parsed: ParsedInternalNode, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc) -> Self { let mut items: indexmap::IndexMap, NodeRef> = indexmap::IndexMap::with_capacity(parsed.items.len()); for (prefix, flat_key) in parsed.items { items.insert(prefix, NodeRef::Unloaded(flat_key)); } Self { key: None, maximum_size: parsed.maximum_size, key_width: parsed.key_width, len: parsed.length, node_width: parsed.node_width, raw_size: 0, items, search_prefix: Some(parsed.search_prefix), search_key_func, } } /// Serialised byte cost of this node (header + body). Wraps /// [`internal_node_current_size`]. pub fn current_size(&self) -> usize { internal_node_current_size(self.maximum_size, self.key_width, self.len, self.raw_size) } /// Add a loaded child node under `prefix`. Mirrors Python's /// `InternalNode.add_node`: validates that `prefix` extends /// `search_prefix` by exactly one byte, updates `len` and /// `node_width`, clears `key` (this node is now dirty). pub fn add_node(&mut self, prefix: Vec, node: Node) -> Result<(), Error> { let search_prefix = self.search_prefix.as_deref().ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed("InternalNode.add_node: search_prefix is None".into()) })?; if !prefix.starts_with(search_prefix) { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!( "prefixes mismatch: {:?} must start with {:?}", prefix, search_prefix ))); } if prefix.len() != search_prefix.len() + 1 { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!( "prefix wrong length: len({:?}) is not {}", prefix, search_prefix.len() + 1 ))); } self.len += node.len(); if self.items.is_empty() { self.node_width = prefix.len(); } if self.node_width != search_prefix.len() + 1 { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!( "node width mismatch: {} is not {}", self.node_width, search_prefix.len() + 1 ))); } self.items.insert(prefix, NodeRef::Loaded(node)); self.key = None; Ok(()) } /// Pad or truncate `key`'s search-key bytes to fit `node_width`, /// padding with NUL. Mirrors `InternalNode._search_key`. pub fn search_key(&self, key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { let base = self.search_key_func.apply(key); if base.len() >= self.node_width { base[..self.node_width].to_vec() } else { let mut padded = Vec::with_capacity(self.node_width); padded.extend_from_slice(&base); padded.resize(self.node_width, 0); padded } } /// Truncate `key`'s search-key bytes to `node_width` without /// padding (used as a prefix when filtering iteritems). Mirrors /// `InternalNode._search_prefix_filter`. pub fn search_prefix_filter(&self, key: &Key) -> SerializedKey { let base = self.search_key_func.apply(key); if base.len() >= self.node_width { base[..self.node_width].to_vec() } else { base } } /// Recompute `search_prefix` as the longest common prefix of all /// child prefixes. Mirrors `InternalNode._compute_search_prefix`. pub fn compute_search_prefix(&mut self) -> Option<&[u8]> { let prefix = common_prefix_many(self.items.keys().map(|k| k.as_slice())).map(|s| s.to_vec()); self.search_prefix = prefix; self.search_prefix.as_deref() } /// Serialise this internal node (and any dirty descendants) to /// the store. Returns every newly-written sha1 key in /// children-first / self-last order. Mirrors /// `InternalNode.serialise`. pub fn serialise(&mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache) -> Result>, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::new(); // Walk children: serialise any loaded child whose `key` is // unset. Unloaded children and already-serialised loaded // children are skipped. let prefixes: Vec> = self.items.keys().cloned().collect(); for prefix in &prefixes { // Take, mutate, replace — avoids holding a `&mut` // borrow on self.items across recursion. let entry = self.items.shift_remove(prefix).unwrap(); let entry = match entry { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => NodeRef::Unloaded(k), NodeRef::Loaded(mut node) => { if node.key().is_none() { let keys = node.serialise(store, cache)?; out.extend(keys); } NodeRef::Loaded(node) } }; self.items.insert(prefix.clone(), entry); } let search_prefix = self .search_prefix .clone() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("search_prefix is None".into()))?; // Build sorted (prefix, flat_key) list — mirrors // `sorted_items = [(prefix, node[0] or node._key[0]) for ...]`. let mut sorted_items: Vec = self .items .iter() .map(|(prefix, child)| { let flat_key = match child { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => k.clone(), NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n .key() .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed("loaded child has no key after serialise".into()) }) .unwrap_or_default(), }; InternalNodeChild { prefix: prefix.clone(), flat_key, } }) .collect(); sorted_items.sort_by(|a, b| a.prefix.cmp(&b.prefix)); let lines = serialise_internal_node( self.maximum_size, self.key_width, self.len, &search_prefix, &sorted_items, )?; let (sha1, _size) = store .add_lines( &crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(vec![]), Some(&[]), &lines, ) .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("add_lines failed: {:?}", e)))?; let mut full_key = Vec::with_capacity(5 + sha1.len()); full_key.extend_from_slice(b"sha1:"); full_key.extend_from_slice(&sha1); let data: Vec = lines.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); cache.insert(full_key.clone(), data); self.key = Some(full_key.clone()); out.push(full_key); Ok(out) } /// Check whether this node's children can collapse back into a /// single LeafNode. Returns either `self` (wrapped as /// `Node::Internal`) when collapse isn't possible, or a freshly- /// built `Node::Leaf` holding everything from this subtree. /// /// Mirrors Python's `InternalNode._check_remap`: walks children /// in batches of 16, adding their entries into a candidate /// LeafNode; if any child is itself an InternalNode, abort /// (cheaper than walking further); if any insertion would overflow /// the candidate, abort. /// /// Consumes `self` to allow returning either variant. pub fn check_remap(mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache) -> Result where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut new_leaf = LeafNode::new(self.search_key_func.clone()); new_leaf.maximum_size = self.maximum_size; new_leaf.key_width = self.key_width; let children = self.iter_nodes(store, cache, None, Some(16))?; for (node, _) in children { if let Node::Internal(_) = node { // Any internal child means collapse is impossible. return Ok(Node::Internal(Box::new(self))); } let leaf = match node { Node::Leaf(l) => l, Node::Internal(_) => unreachable!(), }; for (k, v) in leaf.items { if new_leaf.map_no_split(k, v) { // Overflow during accumulation — abort. return Ok(Node::Internal(Box::new(self))); } } } Ok(Node::Leaf(Box::new(new_leaf))) } /// Yield child nodes that match `key_filter`, demand-loading /// unloaded references via `cache` then `store`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `InternalNode._iter_nodes`: returns /// `(child_node, optional_filter)` pairs. Already-loaded children /// come first (in `self.items` order), then page-cache hits, /// then freshly fetched batches from the store. /// /// When loading from the store, this method also flips the /// matching `NodeRef::Unloaded` entries in `self.items` to /// `NodeRef::Loaded`, so subsequent calls hit the in-memory /// fast path. /// /// Note: returns owned `Node` clones rather than references — /// the caller can recurse into them without lifetime /// entanglement with `&mut self`. pub fn iter_nodes( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key_filter: Option<&[Vec>]>, batch_size: Option, ) -> Result>>>)>, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut out: Vec<(Node, Option>>>)> = Vec::new(); // sha1_key -> (prefix, key_filter_for_that_child) for unloaded // refs we need to demand-load. Uses an IndexMap so the batch // ordering reflects `self.items` insertion order. let mut to_load: indexmap::IndexMap, (Vec, Option>>>)> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); match key_filter { None => { // Yield every loaded child; queue every unloaded child // with a `None` filter. for (prefix, child) in self.items.iter() { match child { NodeRef::Loaded(node) => out.push((node.clone(), None)), NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) => { to_load.insert(sha1_key.clone(), (prefix.clone(), None)); } } } } Some(filter) if filter.len() == 1 => { // Single-key fast path: compute its full-width search // prefix, do a dict lookup on items. let only_key = Key::from(filter[0].clone()); let search_prefix = self.search_prefix_filter(&only_key); if search_prefix.len() == self.node_width { match self.items.get(&search_prefix) { None => return Ok(out), Some(NodeRef::Loaded(node)) => { out.push((node.clone(), Some(vec![filter[0].clone()]))); return Ok(out); } Some(NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key)) => { to_load.insert( sha1_key.clone(), (search_prefix, Some(vec![filter[0].clone()])), ); } } } else { // Fall through to the general filter path. self.iter_nodes_general_filter(filter, &mut out, &mut to_load); } } Some(filter) => { self.iter_nodes_general_filter(filter, &mut out, &mut to_load); } } if to_load.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } // Look in the page cache first. let mut still_missing: indexmap::IndexMap, (Vec, Option>>>)> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); for (sha1_key, (prefix, filter)) in to_load.drain(..) { if let Some(bytes) = cache.get(&sha1_key) { let node = deserialise_node(&bytes, sha1_key.clone(), self.search_key_func.clone())?; self.items .insert(prefix.clone(), NodeRef::Loaded(node.clone())); out.push((node, filter)); } else { still_missing.insert(sha1_key, (prefix, filter)); } } if still_missing.is_empty() { return Ok(out); } // Demand-load remaining keys from the store, batched. let batch_size = batch_size.unwrap_or(still_missing.len()); let key_order: Vec> = still_missing.keys().cloned().collect(); for batch_start in (0..key_order.len()).step_by(batch_size.max(1)) { let batch_end = (batch_start + batch_size).min(key_order.len()); let batch_keys: Vec = key_order[batch_start..batch_end] .iter() .map(|k| crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(vec![k.clone()])) .collect(); let stream = store .get_record_stream(&batch_keys, "unordered", true) .map_err(|e| { Error::AssertionFailed(format!("get_record_stream failed: {:?}", e)) })?; for record in stream { let record = record.map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("record error: {:?}", e)))?; let rec_key = record.key(); let sha1_key = rec_key .segments() .first() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("record key has no segments".into()))? .clone(); let bytes = record.to_fulltext().into_owned(); let (prefix, filter) = still_missing.shift_remove(&sha1_key).ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed(format!("store returned unexpected key {:?}", sha1_key)) })?; let node = deserialise_node(&bytes, sha1_key.clone(), self.search_key_func.clone())?; cache.insert(sha1_key, bytes); self.items.insert(prefix, NodeRef::Loaded(node.clone())); out.push((node, filter)); } } Ok(out) } /// General-case filter dispatch shared between the multi-key path /// and the single-key-but-not-full-width fallback. Walks every /// item in `self.items` against the length-keyed prefix filters. fn iter_nodes_general_filter( &self, filter: &[Vec>], out: &mut Vec<(Node, Option>>>)>, to_load: &mut indexmap::IndexMap, (Vec, Option>>>)>, ) { // Group filter keys by search-prefix length. let mut prefix_to_keys: indexmap::IndexMap, Vec>>> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); let mut length_filters: std::collections::HashMap>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in filter.iter() { let search_prefix = self.search_prefix_filter(&Key::from(key.clone())); length_filters .entry(search_prefix.len()) .or_default() .insert(search_prefix.clone()); prefix_to_keys .entry(search_prefix) .or_default() .push(key.clone()); } if length_filters.len() == 1 && length_filters.contains_key(&self.node_width) { // All filter keys map to full-width prefixes — do direct // dict lookups in filter-prefix order. let prefixes = &length_filters[&self.node_width]; for prefix in prefixes.iter() { let Some(child) = self.items.get(prefix) else { continue; }; let node_filter = prefix_to_keys.get(prefix).cloned(); match child { NodeRef::Loaded(node) => out.push((node.clone(), node_filter)), NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) => { to_load.insert(sha1_key.clone(), (prefix.clone(), node_filter)); } } } } else { // The slow path: walk every item, check each length filter. for (prefix, child) in self.items.iter() { let mut node_keys: Vec>> = Vec::new(); for (length, length_filter) in length_filters.iter() { if prefix.len() >= *length { let sub_prefix = &prefix[..*length]; if length_filter.contains(sub_prefix) { if let Some(keys) = prefix_to_keys.get(sub_prefix) { node_keys.extend(keys.iter().cloned()); } } } } if !node_keys.is_empty() { match child { NodeRef::Loaded(node) => out.push((node.clone(), Some(node_keys))), NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) => { to_load.insert(sha1_key.clone(), (prefix.clone(), Some(node_keys))); } } } } } } /// Read-only references to the children. Mirrors `InternalNode.refs`: /// returns the sha1 key of each unloaded child plus the /// `.key()` of each loaded child. Returns an `AssertionFailed` /// error when `self.key` is unset — the Python equivalent /// raises an `AssertionError`. pub fn refs(&self) -> Result>, Error> { if self.key.is_none() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "unserialised nodes have no refs".into(), )); } let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(self.items.len()); for value in self.items.values() { match value { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => out.push(k.clone()), NodeRef::Loaded(n) => { let k = n.key().ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed("InternalNode.refs: loaded child has no key".into()) })?; out.push(k.to_vec()); } } } Ok(out) } } /// The CHK page cache: a sha1-keyed bytes store the deserialiser /// consults before fetching from the underlying store. /// /// Decoupled into a trait so the pyo3 layer can back it with /// Python's per-thread `LRUSizeCache` (size-bounded) while pure-Rust /// callers get a simple count-bounded LRU. Mirrors the per-thread /// `_get_cache()` in `bzrformats/chk_map.py`. pub trait PageCache: Send + Sync { /// Fetch the cached bytes for `sha1_key` (e.g. `b"sha1:abcd"`). fn get(&self, sha1_key: &[u8]) -> Option>; /// Cache `bytes` under `sha1_key`. fn insert(&self, sha1_key: Vec, bytes: Vec); /// Drop every cached entry. fn clear(&self); } /// Default in-memory `PageCache`: a `Mutex` shared across /// CHKMap instances. Count-bounded (Python's `LRUSizeCache` is /// byte-bounded; we approximate with a fixed entry count). pub struct InMemoryPageCache { inner: std::sync::Mutex, Vec>>, } impl InMemoryPageCache { /// At ~4 KiB per CHK page, 1024 entries gives ~4 MiB of cache — /// the same nominal budget Python's `LRUSizeCache(4 * 1024 * 1024)` /// uses. pub const DEFAULT_CAPACITY: usize = 1024; pub fn new() -> Self { Self::with_capacity(Self::DEFAULT_CAPACITY) } pub fn with_capacity(capacity: usize) -> Self { Self { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(lru::LruCache::new( std::num::NonZeroUsize::new(capacity) .expect("InMemoryPageCache capacity must be > 0"), )), } } } impl Default for InMemoryPageCache { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl PageCache for InMemoryPageCache { fn get(&self, sha1_key: &[u8]) -> Option> { let mut g = self.inner.lock().expect("page cache mutex poisoned"); g.get(sha1_key).cloned() } fn insert(&self, sha1_key: Vec, bytes: Vec) { let mut g = self.inner.lock().expect("page cache mutex poisoned"); g.put(sha1_key, bytes); } fn clear(&self) { let mut g = self.inner.lock().expect("page cache mutex poisoned"); g.clear(); } } /// Deserialise a CHK page from `data`, dispatching on the magic /// prefix. Returns a fully populated `Node` with `key` set to the /// supplied sha1 key. /// /// Mirrors Python's `_deserialise(data, key, search_key_func)` plus /// the small post-processing wrappers that follow each parse. pub fn deserialise_node( data: &[u8], key: Vec, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Result { if data.starts_with(b"chkleaf:\n") { let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(data)?; let mut leaf = LeafNode::from_parsed(parsed, search_key_func); if data.len() != leaf.current_size() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "_current_size computed incorrectly".into(), )); } leaf.key = Some(key); Ok(Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf))) } else if data.starts_with(b"chknode:\n") { let parsed = deserialise_internal_node(data)?; let mut internal = InternalNode::from_parsed(parsed, search_key_func); internal.key = Some(key); Ok(Node::Internal(Box::new(internal))) } else { Err(Error::AssertionFailed("Unknown node type.".into())) } } /// Core of `InternalNode.map` — takes the node by value so it can /// optionally wrap itself in a new parent. /// /// Returns `(replacement_node, MapResult)` where: /// * `replacement_node` is what should occupy the original parent /// slot. Usually the (mutated) self; may be a new wrapping parent /// when the inserted key falls outside `self.search_prefix`. /// * `MapResult` describes whether the *replacement* needs further /// wrapping at the level above. fn internal_map_with_store( mut node: InternalNode, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key: Vec>, value: Vec, ) -> Result<(Node, MapResult), Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { if node.items.is_empty() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "can't map in an empty InternalNode".into(), )); } let key_obj = Key::from(key.clone()); let search_key = node.search_key(&key_obj); let search_prefix = node .search_prefix .clone() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("search_prefix is None".into()))?; if node.node_width != search_prefix.len() + 1 { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!( "node width mismatch: {} is not {}", node.node_width, search_prefix.len() + 1 ))); } if !search_key.starts_with(&search_prefix) { // Inserted key falls outside our search prefix: wrap self in // a new parent that has the broader prefix and recurse. let new_prefix = common_prefix_pair(&search_prefix, &search_key).to_vec(); let mut new_parent = InternalNode::new(new_prefix.clone(), node.search_key_func.clone()); new_parent.maximum_size = node.maximum_size; new_parent.key_width = node.key_width; // The wrapping parent's only child (initially) is `node`, at // its current search prefix extended by one byte. let wrap_prefix = search_prefix[..new_prefix.len() + 1].to_vec(); new_parent.add_node(wrap_prefix, Node::Internal(Box::new(node)))?; // Recurse into the new parent. return internal_map_with_store(new_parent, store, cache, key, value); } // Find the matching child via iter_nodes (which demand-loads). let mut children = node.iter_nodes(store, cache, Some(&[key.clone()]), None)?; let (mut child_node, _filter) = if children.is_empty() { // No matching child — create a fresh LeafNode under // `search_key`. Mirrors `_new_child(search_key, LeafNode)`. let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(node.search_key_func.clone()); leaf.maximum_size = node.maximum_size; leaf.key_width = node.key_width; let new_leaf = Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)); node.items .insert(search_key.clone(), NodeRef::Loaded(new_leaf.clone())); (new_leaf, None) } else { children.remove(0) }; let old_len = child_node.len(); let old_size = match &child_node { Node::Leaf(l) => Some(l.current_size()), Node::Internal(_) => None, }; let map_res = child_node.map_with_store(store, cache, key, value)?; match map_res { MapResult::InPlace { .. } => { // Child absorbed in place. Update items, len, and run // _check_remap if applicable. let new_len = child_node.len(); node.len = node.len + new_len - old_len; node.items .insert(search_key.clone(), NodeRef::Loaded(child_node.clone())); node.key = None; // _check_remap heuristics. let new_self = match &child_node { Node::Leaf(child_leaf) => { if old_size.is_none() { // Child was previously an internal that // collapsed to a leaf — definitely remap. node.check_remap(store, cache)? } else { let new_size = child_leaf.current_size(); let shrinkage = old_size.unwrap().saturating_sub(new_size); if (shrinkage > 0 && new_size < INTERESTING_NEW_SIZE) || shrinkage > INTERESTING_SHRINKAGE_LIMIT { node.check_remap(store, cache)? } else { Node::Internal(Box::new(node)) } } } Node::Internal(_) => Node::Internal(Box::new(node)), }; let prefix = match &new_self { Node::Leaf(l) => match &l.search_prefix { SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(p)) => p.clone(), SearchPrefix::Computed(None) => Vec::new(), SearchPrefix::Unknown => { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "search_prefix unknown after map".into(), )) } }, Node::Internal(n) => n .search_prefix .clone() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("search_prefix is None".into()))?, }; Ok(( new_self, MapResult::InPlace { search_prefix: prefix, }, )) } MapResult::Split { common_serialised_prefix: child_prefix, children: split_children, } => { // Child overflowed: build a new intermediate InternalNode // at the split prefix and add all the split children. let mut intermediate = InternalNode::new(child_prefix.clone(), node.search_key_func.clone()); intermediate.maximum_size = node.maximum_size; intermediate.key_width = node.key_width; for (sp, ch) in split_children { intermediate.add_node(sp, ch)?; } let new_child = Node::Internal(Box::new(intermediate)); let new_len = new_child.len(); node.items.insert(search_key, NodeRef::Loaded(new_child)); node.len = node.len + new_len - old_len; node.key = None; let prefix = node.search_prefix.clone().unwrap_or_default(); Ok(( Node::Internal(Box::new(node)), MapResult::InPlace { search_prefix: prefix, }, )) } } } /// Core of `InternalNode.unmap` — takes the node by value so it can /// optionally return a different replacement (single remaining /// child, collapsed leaf). fn internal_unmap_with_store( mut node: InternalNode, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, key: &[Vec], check_remap: bool, ) -> Result where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { if node.items.is_empty() { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "can't unmap in an empty InternalNode".into(), )); } let key_obj = Key::from(key.to_vec()); let children = node.iter_nodes(store, cache, Some(&[key.to_vec()]), None)?; let (child, _filter) = children.into_iter().next().ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed(format!("key not found in internal node: {:?}", key)) })?; node.len -= 1; let unmapped = child.unmap_with_store(store, cache, key, true)?; node.key = None; let search_key = node.search_key(&key_obj); let was_internal_after = matches!(unmapped, Node::Internal(_)); if unmapped.len() == 0 { // Drop the child entirely. node.items.shift_remove(&search_key); } else { node.items.insert(search_key, NodeRef::Loaded(unmapped)); } if node.items.len() == 1 { // Only one child left — collapse this internal node out of // the chain entirely. let only = node .items .into_iter() .next() .expect("just checked len == 1") .1; return Ok(match only { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) => { // Need to load it from cache or store. let bytes = match cache.get(&sha1_key) { Some(b) => b, None => { let stream = store .get_record_stream( &[crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(vec![sha1_key.clone()])], "unordered", true, ) .map_err(|e| { Error::AssertionFailed(format!("get_record_stream: {:?}", e)) })?; let record = stream .into_iter() .next() .ok_or_else(|| { Error::AssertionFailed( "store returned no record for collapse child".into(), ) })? .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("record: {:?}", e)))?; let data = record.to_fulltext().into_owned(); cache.insert(sha1_key.clone(), data.clone()); data } }; deserialise_node(&bytes, sha1_key, node.search_key_func.clone())? } }); } if was_internal_after { // The replaced child is itself an internal node; per the // Python heuristic, we know there's no chance of further // collapse at this level. return Ok(Node::Internal(Box::new(node))); } if check_remap { node.check_remap(store, cache) } else { Ok(Node::Internal(Box::new(node))) } } /// Check whether every search key in `search_keys` is identical. /// /// Mirrors `LeafNode._are_search_keys_identical`: this is the safety check /// that lets a LeafNode grow past `_maximum_size` when its keys all hash to /// the same search key (a collision under hash-based search funcs). An /// empty iterator returns `true` (no two keys disagree). pub fn are_search_keys_identical(search_keys: I) -> bool where I: IntoIterator, S: AsRef<[u8]>, { let mut iter = search_keys.into_iter(); let first = match iter.next() { Some(k) => k, None => return true, }; let first = first.as_ref(); iter.all(|k| k.as_ref() == first) } /// Split `data` into lines, keeping the trailing `\n` on each non-final /// line. Mirrors `osutils.chunks_to_lines([b"".join(chunks)])` for a /// single chunk input: every `\n` ends a line, and any unterminated /// tail becomes its own final line. fn split_lines_inclusive(data: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(data[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(data[start..].to_vec()); } out } #[test] fn test_common_prefix_many() { assert_eq!( common_prefix_many(vec![&b"abc"[..], &b"abc"[..]].into_iter()), Some(&b"abc"[..]) ); assert_eq!( common_prefix_many(vec![&b"abc"[..], &b"abcd"[..]].into_iter()), Some(&b"abc"[..]) ); assert_eq!( common_prefix_many(vec![&b"abc"[..], &b"ab"[..]].into_iter()), Some(&b"ab"[..]) ); assert_eq!( common_prefix_many(vec![&b"abc"[..], &b"bbd"[..]].into_iter()), Some(&b""[..]) ); assert_eq!( common_prefix_many(vec![&b"abcd"[..], &b"abc"[..], &b"abc"[..]].into_iter()), Some(&b"abc"[..]) ); assert_eq!(common_prefix_many(vec![].into_iter()), None); } /// A persistent map from key-tuple to value-bytes backed by a CHK /// store. /// /// Mirrors Python's `CHKMap`. The `store` is a `VersionedFiles` /// instance that holds the serialised page bytes; the `cache` is a /// `PageCache` (typically `InMemoryPageCache`) consulted before /// fetching from the store. The `root` is the root node — either an /// `Unloaded` sha1 reference (lazy-loaded on first access) or a /// `Loaded` in-memory `Node`. pub struct CHKMap where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { pub store: std::sync::Arc, pub cache: std::sync::Arc, pub search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, pub root: NodeRef, } impl CHKMap where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { /// Create a new CHKMap. /// /// `root_key` is the sha1 of the existing root node, or `None` /// to start with an empty in-memory LeafNode. pub fn new( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, root_key: Option>, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Self { let root = match root_key { None => NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(Box::new(LeafNode::new(search_key_func.clone())))), Some(k) => NodeRef::Unloaded(k), }; Self { store, cache, search_key_func, root, } } /// Number of entries in this map. Demand-loads the root if /// needed. pub fn len(&mut self) -> Result { self.ensure_root()?; Ok(match &self.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.len(), NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }) } pub fn is_empty(&mut self) -> Result { Ok(self.len()? == 0) } /// Return the sha1 key of the root node, or `None` if the root /// is in memory and has not yet been serialised. pub fn key(&self) -> Option> { match &self.root { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => Some(k.clone()), NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.key().map(|s| s.to_vec()), } } /// Ensure the root node is `Loaded`. If it was `Unloaded`, fetch /// and deserialise it. Mirrors `CHKMap._ensure_root`. pub fn ensure_root(&mut self) -> Result<(), Error> { if let NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) = &self.root { let key = sha1_key.clone(); let bytes = read_node_bytes(&*self.store, &*self.cache, &key)?; let node = deserialise_node(&bytes, key, self.search_key_func.clone())?; self.root = NodeRef::Loaded(node); } Ok(()) } /// Insert `(key, value)`. Mirrors Python's `CHKMap.map`. pub fn map(&mut self, key: Vec>, value: Vec) -> Result<(), Error> { self.ensure_root()?; let root = match &mut self.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; let res = root.map_with_store(&*self.store, &*self.cache, key, value)?; if let MapResult::Split { common_serialised_prefix, children, } = res { // Build a new InternalNode wrapping the split children // and use it as the new root. let (mxs, kw) = match children.first() { Some((_, n)) => ( n.maximum_size(), match n { Node::Leaf(l) => l.key_width, Node::Internal(i) => i.key_width, }, ), None => (0, 1), }; let mut new_root = InternalNode::new(common_serialised_prefix, self.search_key_func.clone()); new_root.maximum_size = mxs; new_root.key_width = kw; for (prefix, child) in children { new_root.add_node(prefix, child)?; } self.root = NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Internal(Box::new(new_root))); } Ok(()) } /// Remove `key`. Mirrors Python's `CHKMap.unmap(key, check_remap)`. pub fn unmap(&mut self, key: &[Vec], check_remap: bool) -> Result<(), Error> { self.ensure_root()?; // For LeafNode root, check_remap is ignored (LeafNode.unmap // doesn't accept it); for InternalNode root, it threads through. let placeholder = Node::Leaf(Box::new(LeafNode::new(self.search_key_func.clone()))); let old_root = std::mem::replace(&mut self.root, NodeRef::Loaded(placeholder)); let old_node = match old_root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; let new_root = old_node.unmap_with_store(&*self.store, &*self.cache, key, check_remap)?; self.root = NodeRef::Loaded(new_root); Ok(()) } /// Iterate `(key, value)` pairs in the map. Mirrors /// `CHKMap.iteritems`. pub fn iteritems( &mut self, key_filter: Option<&[Vec>]>, ) -> Result>, Vec)>, Error> { self.ensure_root()?; let root = match &mut self.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; root.iteritems(&*self.store, &*self.cache, key_filter) } /// Run a `check_remap` pass at the root. Mirrors Python's /// `CHKMap._check_remap`. pub fn check_remap(&mut self) -> Result<(), Error> { self.ensure_root()?; let placeholder = Node::Leaf(Box::new(LeafNode::new(self.search_key_func.clone()))); let old_root = std::mem::replace(&mut self.root, NodeRef::Loaded(placeholder)); let old_node = match old_root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; let new_root = match old_node { Node::Internal(b) => b.check_remap(&*self.store, &*self.cache)?, other @ Node::Leaf(_) => other, }; self.root = NodeRef::Loaded(new_root); Ok(()) } /// Bulk-populate a fresh CHKMap from `initial_value` and serialise /// it. Returns the root sha1 key. Mirrors Python's /// `CHKMap.from_dict` / `_create_directly`. pub fn from_dict( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, initial_value: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec>, maximum_size: usize, key_width: usize, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Result, Error> { let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(search_key_func.clone()); leaf.maximum_size = maximum_size; leaf.key_width = key_width; // Compute raw_size from the items. leaf.raw_size = initial_value .iter() .map(|(k, v)| leaf_node_key_value_len(k, v)) .sum(); leaf.items = initial_value; leaf.compute_search_prefix(); leaf.compute_serialised_prefix(); // Split if the bulk-populated leaf is oversize. let mut node = if leaf.items.len() > 1 && maximum_size > 0 && leaf.current_size() > maximum_size { let (prefix, children) = leaf.split()?; if children.len() == 1 { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed( "Failed to split using node._split".into(), )); } let mut internal = InternalNode::new(prefix, search_key_func); internal.maximum_size = maximum_size; internal.key_width = key_width; for (split_prefix, child) in children { internal.add_node(split_prefix, child)?; } Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)) } else { Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)) }; let keys = node.serialise(&*store, &*cache)?; Ok(keys .last() .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("from_dict produced no keys".into()))?) } /// Iterate the differences between this map and `basis`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `CHKMap.iter_changes`: yields /// `(key, basis_value, self_value)` tuples for keys that differ /// (one side may carry `None` for "absent here"). Identical /// subtrees are skipped wholesale by sha1-key comparison. pub fn iter_changes( &mut self, basis: &mut CHKMap, ) -> Result>, Option>, Option>)>, Error> { let mut out: Vec<(Vec>, Option>, Option>)> = Vec::new(); // Fast path: identical root keys means no changes. if let (Some(a), Some(b)) = (self.key(), basis.key()) { if a == b { return Ok(out); } } self.ensure_root()?; basis.ensure_root()?; // We work with three stores: self.store, basis.store, and // the page caches per side. The iter_changes algorithm // demand-loads via either side's store. let mut self_pending: std::collections::BinaryHeap> = std::collections::BinaryHeap::new(); let mut basis_pending: std::collections::BinaryHeap> = std::collections::BinaryHeap::new(); // Seed the pending heaps from the roots. Mirrors // `process_common_prefix_nodes(self_root, None, basis_root, None)`. let self_root_ref = match &self.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.clone(), NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; let basis_root_ref = match &basis.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.clone(), NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!("just ensured root"), }; process_common_prefix_nodes( &self_root_ref, None, &basis_root_ref, None, &mut self_pending, &mut basis_pending, self.search_key_func.clone(), ); let excluded_keys: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); loop { if self_pending.is_empty() && basis_pending.is_empty() { break; } if self_pending.is_empty() { // Drain basis side as deletes. for std::cmp::Reverse(item) in basis_pending.drain() { if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } drain_pending_item( item, true, &mut basis.root, &*basis.store, &*basis.cache, basis.search_key_func.clone(), &mut out, )?; } break; } if basis_pending.is_empty() { for std::cmp::Reverse(item) in self_pending.drain() { if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } drain_pending_item( item, false, &mut self.root, &*self.store, &*self.cache, self.search_key_func.clone(), &mut out, )?; } break; } let self_top = &self_pending.peek().unwrap().0; let basis_top = &basis_pending.peek().unwrap().0; match self_top.prefix.cmp(&basis_top.prefix) { std::cmp::Ordering::Less => { let item = self_pending.pop().unwrap().0; if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } match item.payload { Payload::Value { key, value } => { out.push((key, None, Some(value))); } Payload::Subtree(child) => { let node = resolve_noderef( child, &*self.store, &*self.cache, self.search_key_func.clone(), )?; expand_node( node, item.path, self.search_key_func.clone(), &mut self_pending, ); } } } std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => { let item = basis_pending.pop().unwrap().0; if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } match item.payload { Payload::Value { key, value } => { out.push((key, Some(value), None)); } Payload::Subtree(child) => { let node = resolve_noderef( child, &*basis.store, &*basis.cache, basis.search_key_func.clone(), )?; expand_node( node, item.path, basis.search_key_func.clone(), &mut basis_pending, ); } } } std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => { let self_is_value = matches!(self_top.payload, Payload::Value { .. }); let basis_is_value = matches!(basis_top.payload, Payload::Value { .. }); if self_is_value && basis_is_value { let self_item = self_pending.pop().unwrap().0; let basis_item = basis_pending.pop().unwrap().0; match (self_item.payload, basis_item.payload) { ( Payload::Value { key: sk, value: sv }, Payload::Value { key: _bk, value: bv, }, ) => { if sv != bv { out.push((sk, Some(bv), Some(sv))); } } _ => unreachable!("just checked Value/Value"), } continue; } // At least one is a subtree. Check sha1 identity // first — identical pointers skip entirely. let self_child_key = subtree_child_sha1(&self_top.payload); let basis_child_key = subtree_child_sha1(&basis_top.payload); if self_child_key.is_some() && self_child_key == basis_child_key { self_pending.pop(); basis_pending.pop(); continue; } if !self_is_value && !basis_is_value { // Both subtrees, same prefix — process in parallel. let self_item = self_pending.pop().unwrap().0; let basis_item = basis_pending.pop().unwrap().0; let self_child = match self_item.payload { Payload::Subtree(c) => c, _ => unreachable!(), }; let basis_child = match basis_item.payload { Payload::Subtree(c) => c, _ => unreachable!(), }; let self_node = resolve_noderef( self_child, &*self.store, &*self.cache, self.search_key_func.clone(), )?; let basis_node = resolve_noderef( basis_child, &*basis.store, &*basis.cache, basis.search_key_func.clone(), )?; process_common_prefix_nodes( &self_node, Some(item_path_extend(&self_item.path, &self_node)), &basis_node, Some(item_path_extend(&basis_item.path, &basis_node)), &mut self_pending, &mut basis_pending, self.search_key_func.clone(), ); continue; } if !self_is_value { let item = self_pending.pop().unwrap().0; if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } let child = match item.payload { Payload::Subtree(c) => c, _ => unreachable!(), }; let node = resolve_noderef( child, &*self.store, &*self.cache, self.search_key_func.clone(), )?; expand_node( node, item.path, self.search_key_func.clone(), &mut self_pending, ); } if !basis_is_value { let item = basis_pending.pop().unwrap().0; if path_excluded(&item.path, &excluded_keys) { continue; } let child = match item.payload { Payload::Subtree(c) => c, _ => unreachable!(), }; let node = resolve_noderef( child, &*basis.store, &*basis.cache, basis.search_key_func.clone(), )?; expand_node( node, item.path, basis.search_key_func.clone(), &mut basis_pending, ); } } } } Ok(out) } /// Apply a sequence of `(old_key, new_key, new_value)` changes, /// returning the new root sha1 key. /// /// Mirrors Python's `CHKMap.apply_delta`: /// * pre-check that none of the new keys already exist (insert, /// not update) — raises InconsistentDeltaDelta otherwise; /// * apply all deletes (`old != None and old != new`); /// * apply all inserts (`new != None`); /// * `check_remap` if any deletes happened; /// * `save` and return the new root. pub fn apply_delta( &mut self, delta: Vec<(Option>>, Option>>, Vec)>, ) -> Result, Error> { // Pre-check: every (None, Some(k), v) entry's k must not // already be in the map. let new_only: Vec>> = delta .iter() .filter_map(|(old, new, _v)| match (old, new) { (None, Some(k)) => Some(k.clone()), _ => None, }) .collect(); if !new_only.is_empty() { let existing = self.iteritems(Some(&new_only))?; if !existing.is_empty() { return Err(Error::InconsistentDeltaDelta( delta .iter() .map(|(o, n, v)| { ( o.as_ref().map(|k| Key::from(k.clone())), n.as_ref().map(|k| Key::from(k.clone())), v.clone(), ) }) .collect(), format!("New items are already in the map {:?}.", existing), )); } } // Apply deletes. let mut has_deletes = false; for (old, new, _value) in &delta { if let Some(old_k) = old { if Some(old_k) != new.as_ref() { self.unmap(old_k, false)?; has_deletes = true; } } } // Apply inserts. for (_old, new, value) in &delta { if let Some(new_k) = new { self.map(new_k.clone(), value.clone())?; } } if has_deletes { self.check_remap()?; } self.save() } /// Serialise everything to the store and return the root sha1 /// key. Mirrors `CHKMap._save`. pub fn save(&mut self) -> Result, Error> { match &self.root { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => return Ok(k.clone()), NodeRef::Loaded(_) => {} } let root = match &mut self.root { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n, NodeRef::Unloaded(_) => unreachable!(), }; let keys = root.serialise(&*self.store, &*self.cache)?; Ok(keys .last() .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("save returned no keys".into()))?) } } /// One yielded record from the `iter_interesting_nodes` walk. /// /// Mirrors Python's `(record, items)` yield pairs: a record holds a /// CHK page's sha1 key and bytes (or `None`s for the /// initial-from-queue items-only emission), plus any new /// `(key, value)` items found on that page. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct DifferenceRecord { /// sha1 key of the page that was read, or `None` for the /// initial items-only flush. pub page_key: Option>, /// page bytes; `None` when `page_key` is `None`. pub page_bytes: Option>, /// new `(key, value)` items from this page or queue, in /// store-read order (matching Python's no-uniqueness guarantee). pub items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)>, } /// Walk the new-root subtree and yield every page + new item not /// reachable from the old-root subtree. /// /// Mirrors Python's `CHKMapDifference.process` + `iter_interesting_nodes`: /// reads old roots fully to populate the "uninteresting" sets, then /// streams the new-root subtree yielding only references and items /// that aren't in the old set. /// /// Returns the full output (ordered: first the new-root records, then /// the items-only flush, then descendant-page records). Native /// generator-style streaming would require an iterator returning /// `Result` per `next()` — the Python /// version is also called for its side effect of fetching every page /// once, so materialising is acceptable. pub fn iter_interesting_nodes( store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, interesting_root_keys: &[Vec], uninteresting_root_keys: &[Vec], search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut diff = CHKMapDifferenceState::new( interesting_root_keys.to_vec(), uninteresting_root_keys.to_vec(), search_key_func, ); diff.process(store, cache) } /// Internal state of the difference walk. Modelled as a struct so the /// helper functions can borrow `&mut self` without clashing with the /// store + cache references. struct CHKMapDifferenceState { new_root_keys: Vec>, old_root_keys: Vec>, /// Every sha1 key reachable from the old roots (and thus to be /// suppressed in the output). all_old_chks: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Every (key, value) item reachable from the old roots. all_old_items: std::collections::HashSet<(Vec>, Vec)>, /// New-side refs we've already streamed (so we don't re-walk). processed_new_refs: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Old-side refs still to walk for the suppression set. old_queue: Vec>, /// New-side refs whose pages we still need to yield. new_queue: Vec>, /// Items found on root pages, deferred until after old-root walk /// finishes so we can deduplicate against `all_old_items`. new_item_queue: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)>, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, } impl CHKMapDifferenceState { fn new( new_root_keys: Vec>, old_root_keys: Vec>, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Self { let mut all_old_chks: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in &old_root_keys { all_old_chks.insert(k.clone()); } Self { new_root_keys, old_root_keys, all_old_chks, all_old_items: std::collections::HashSet::new(), processed_new_refs: std::collections::HashSet::new(), old_queue: Vec::new(), new_queue: Vec::new(), new_item_queue: Vec::new(), search_key_func: search_key_func.clone(), } } fn process( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, ) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); // _read_all_roots: yields new-root records (no items per the // Python `yield record` + outer `yield record, []`). let root_records = self.read_all_roots(store, cache)?; for rec in root_records { out.push(rec); } // _process_queues: drain old queue, then flush new. while !self.old_queue.is_empty() { self.process_next_old(store, cache)?; } let flushed = self.flush_new_queue(store, cache)?; out.extend(flushed); Ok(out) } /// Read a batch of pages from `store`, returning each as /// `(sha1, bytes, prefix_refs, items)` where `prefix_refs` is /// non-empty only for internal nodes. #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] fn read_nodes( &self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, keys: &[Vec], ) -> Result< Vec<( Vec, Vec, Vec<(Vec, Vec)>, Vec<(Vec>, Vec)>, )>, Error, > where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let key_objs: Vec = keys .iter() .map(|k| crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(vec![k.clone()])) .collect(); let stream = store .get_record_stream(&key_objs, "unordered", true) .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("get_record_stream: {:?}", e)))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for record in stream { let record = record.map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("record: {:?}", e)))?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(Error::AssertionFailed(format!( "absent record: {:?}", record.key() ))); } let sha1 = record.key().segments().first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let bytes = record.to_fulltext().into_owned(); cache.insert(sha1.clone(), bytes.clone()); let node = deserialise_node(&bytes, sha1.clone(), self.search_key_func.clone())?; let (prefix_refs, items) = match node { Node::Internal(internal) => { let refs: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = internal .items .into_iter() .filter_map(|(prefix, child)| match child { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => Some((prefix, k)), NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.key().map(|s| (prefix, s.to_vec())), }) .collect(); (refs, Vec::new()) } Node::Leaf(leaf) => { let items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = leaf.items.into_iter().collect(); (Vec::new(), items) } }; out.push((sha1, bytes, prefix_refs, items)); } Ok(out) } fn read_old_roots( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, ) -> Result, Vec)>, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut old_chks_to_enqueue: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let nodes = self.read_nodes(store, cache, &self.old_root_keys.clone())?; for (_sha1, _bytes, prefix_refs, items) in nodes { let filtered: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = prefix_refs .into_iter() .filter(|(_p, r)| !self.all_old_chks.contains(r)) .collect(); for (_p, r) in &filtered { self.all_old_chks.insert(r.clone()); } for item in items { self.all_old_items.insert(item); } old_chks_to_enqueue.extend(filtered); } Ok(old_chks_to_enqueue) } fn enqueue_old( &mut self, new_prefixes: &std::collections::HashSet>, old_chks_to_enqueue: Vec<(Vec, Vec)>, ) { for (prefix, refk) in old_chks_to_enqueue { let mut interesting = false; for i in (1..=prefix.len()).rev() { if new_prefixes.contains(&prefix[..i]) { interesting = true; break; } } if interesting { self.old_queue.push(refk); } } } fn read_all_roots( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, ) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); if self.old_root_keys.is_empty() { // Shortcut: no old context, queue all new roots. self.new_queue = self.new_root_keys.clone(); return Ok(out); } let old_chks_to_enqueue = self.read_old_roots(store, cache)?; let mut new_keys: Vec> = self .new_root_keys .iter() .filter(|k| !self.all_old_chks.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); new_keys.sort(); new_keys.dedup(); let mut new_prefixes: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in &new_keys { self.processed_new_refs.insert(k.clone()); } let nodes = self.read_nodes(store, cache, &new_keys)?; for (sha1, bytes, prefix_refs, items) in nodes { let filtered: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = prefix_refs .into_iter() .filter(|(_p, r)| { !self.all_old_chks.contains(r) && !self.processed_new_refs.contains(r) }) .collect(); let refs: Vec> = filtered.iter().map(|(_, r)| r.clone()).collect(); for (p, _) in &filtered { new_prefixes.insert(p.clone()); } self.new_queue.extend(refs.clone()); let new_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = items .into_iter() .filter(|it| !self.all_old_items.contains(it)) .collect(); for (k, _v) in &new_items { let prefix = self.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone())); new_prefixes.insert(prefix); } self.new_item_queue.extend(new_items); for r in refs { self.processed_new_refs.insert(r); } out.push(DifferenceRecord { page_key: Some(sha1), page_bytes: Some(bytes), items: Vec::new(), }); } // Expand new_prefixes to include all shorter prefixes. let snapshot: Vec> = new_prefixes.iter().cloned().collect(); for p in snapshot { for i in 1..p.len() { new_prefixes.insert(p[..i].to_vec()); } } self.enqueue_old(&new_prefixes, old_chks_to_enqueue); Ok(out) } fn flush_new_queue( &mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, ) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut refs: std::collections::HashSet> = self.new_queue.drain(..).collect(); // Initial items-only flush. let queued = std::mem::take(&mut self.new_item_queue); let new_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = queued .into_iter() .filter(|it| !self.all_old_items.contains(it)) .collect(); if !new_items.is_empty() { out.push(DifferenceRecord { page_key: None, page_bytes: None, items: new_items, }); } for k in &self.all_old_chks { refs.remove(k); } for k in &refs { self.processed_new_refs.insert(k.clone()); } while !refs.is_empty() { let mut next_refs: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let refs_vec: Vec> = refs.into_iter().collect(); let nodes = self.read_nodes(store, cache, &refs_vec)?; for (sha1, bytes, prefix_refs, items) in nodes { let items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = if self.all_old_items.is_empty() { items } else { items .into_iter() .filter(|it| !self.all_old_items.contains(it)) .collect() }; out.push(DifferenceRecord { page_key: Some(sha1), page_bytes: Some(bytes), items, }); for (_p, r) in prefix_refs { next_refs.insert(r); } } for k in &self.all_old_chks { next_refs.remove(k); } for k in &self.processed_new_refs { next_refs.remove(k); } for k in &next_refs { self.processed_new_refs.insert(k.clone()); } refs = next_refs; } Ok(out) } fn process_next_old(&mut self, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache) -> Result<(), Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let refs: Vec> = std::mem::take(&mut self.old_queue); let nodes = self.read_nodes(store, cache, &refs)?; for (_sha1, _bytes, prefix_refs, items) in nodes { for item in items { self.all_old_items.insert(item); } let new_refs: Vec> = prefix_refs .into_iter() .filter_map(|(_p, r)| { if self.all_old_chks.contains(&r) { None } else { Some(r) } }) .collect(); for r in &new_refs { self.all_old_chks.insert(r.clone()); } self.old_queue.extend(new_refs); } Ok(()) } } /// Heap-pending item for the `iter_changes` diff walk. /// /// Items compare by `prefix` first (the search-key prefix for /// internal-node children, or the search_key of a leaf value); /// `payload` is the actual content waiting to be processed. /// `path` is a tail-shared chain of sha1 keys of every node we /// walked through to reach this item, used to bail when an entire /// subtree gets excluded. #[derive(Debug)] struct PendingItem { prefix: Vec, payload: Payload, path: Vec>, } #[derive(Debug)] enum Payload { /// An internal-node child reference waiting to be expanded. Subtree(NodeRef), /// A leaf entry that can be yielded directly. Value { key: Vec>, value: Vec }, } impl PartialEq for PendingItem { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { self.prefix == other.prefix } } impl Eq for PendingItem {} impl PartialOrd for PendingItem { fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option { Some(self.cmp(other)) } } impl Ord for PendingItem { fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> std::cmp::Ordering { self.prefix.cmp(&other.prefix) } } /// True if any sha1 key on `path` is in `excluded_keys`. fn path_excluded(path: &[Vec], excluded_keys: &std::collections::HashSet>) -> bool { path.iter().any(|k| excluded_keys.contains(k)) } /// Convert a possibly-unloaded NodeRef into a loaded Node by /// consulting the page cache then the store. fn resolve_noderef( nref: NodeRef, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) -> Result where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { match nref { NodeRef::Loaded(n) => Ok(n), NodeRef::Unloaded(sha1_key) => { let bytes = read_node_bytes(store, cache, &sha1_key)?; deserialise_node(&bytes, sha1_key, search_key_func) } } } /// Append this node's sha1 key (if any) to `parent_path` to form a /// fresh path used for items emitted from this node. fn item_path_extend(parent_path: &[Vec], node: &Node) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(parent_path.len() + 1); out.extend_from_slice(parent_path); if let Some(k) = node.key() { out.push(k.to_vec()); } out } /// Expand a single node: push its children (for InternalNode) or its /// entries (for LeafNode) onto the pending heap. fn expand_node( node: Node, parent_path: Vec>, _search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, pending: &mut std::collections::BinaryHeap>, ) { let path = item_path_extend(&parent_path, &node); match node { Node::Leaf(leaf) => { for (k, v) in leaf.items { let search_key = leaf.search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone())); pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix: search_key, payload: Payload::Value { key: k, value: v }, path: path.clone(), })); } } Node::Internal(internal) => { for (prefix, child) in internal.items { pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix, payload: Payload::Subtree(child), path: path.clone(), })); } } } } /// Extract the sha1 key of a Subtree payload's NodeRef if known /// (either unloaded or a loaded node that's been serialised). fn subtree_child_sha1(payload: &Payload) -> Option> { match payload { Payload::Subtree(NodeRef::Unloaded(k)) => Some(k.clone()), Payload::Subtree(NodeRef::Loaded(n)) => n.key().map(|s| s.to_vec()), Payload::Value { .. } => None, } } /// Seed the pending heaps with the contents of two nodes at the /// same logical position. If both are InternalNodes, only emit the /// symmetric difference (avoiding redundant traversal of identical /// children). If both are LeafNodes, similarly emit only the /// per-side differences. Otherwise, expand each side independently. fn process_common_prefix_nodes( self_node: &Node, self_parent_path: Option>>, basis_node: &Node, basis_parent_path: Option>>, self_pending: &mut std::collections::BinaryHeap>, basis_pending: &mut std::collections::BinaryHeap>, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, ) { let self_path = self_parent_path.unwrap_or_else(|| { self_node .key() .map(|s| vec![s.to_vec()]) .unwrap_or_default() }); let basis_path = basis_parent_path.unwrap_or_else(|| { basis_node .key() .map(|s| vec![s.to_vec()]) .unwrap_or_default() }); match (self_node, basis_node) { (Node::Internal(s), Node::Internal(b)) => { // Symmetric difference by (prefix, child_sha1). let self_set: std::collections::HashMap, Option>> = s .items .iter() .map(|(p, c)| (p.clone(), node_ref_sha1(c))) .collect(); let basis_set: std::collections::HashMap, Option>> = b .items .iter() .map(|(p, c)| (p.clone(), node_ref_sha1(c))) .collect(); for (prefix, child) in s.items.iter() { let s_sha1 = node_ref_sha1(child); if basis_set.get(prefix) != Some(&s_sha1) { self_pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix: prefix.clone(), payload: Payload::Subtree(child.clone()), path: self_path.clone(), })); } } for (prefix, child) in b.items.iter() { let b_sha1 = node_ref_sha1(child); if self_set.get(prefix) != Some(&b_sha1) { basis_pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix: prefix.clone(), payload: Payload::Subtree(child.clone()), path: basis_path.clone(), })); } } } (Node::Leaf(s), Node::Leaf(b)) => { for (k, v) in s.items.iter() { if b.items.get(k) != Some(v) { let prefix = search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone())); self_pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix, payload: Payload::Value { key: k.clone(), value: v.clone(), }, path: self_path.clone(), })); } } for (k, v) in b.items.iter() { if s.items.get(k) != Some(v) { let prefix = search_key_func.apply(&Key::from(k.clone())); basis_pending.push(std::cmp::Reverse(PendingItem { prefix, payload: Payload::Value { key: k.clone(), value: v.clone(), }, path: basis_path.clone(), })); } } } _ => { // Mismatched shapes — expand each side independently. expand_node( self_node.clone(), self_path.clone(), search_key_func.clone(), self_pending, ); expand_node( basis_node.clone(), basis_path, search_key_func, basis_pending, ); } } } /// sha1 key of a NodeRef when known (unloaded always knows; loaded /// only when serialised). fn node_ref_sha1(nref: &NodeRef) -> Option> { match nref { NodeRef::Unloaded(k) => Some(k.clone()), NodeRef::Loaded(n) => n.key().map(|s| s.to_vec()), } } /// Drain a single pending item into the output as a one-sided /// change (the other side is exhausted). `is_basis` chooses which /// (value-or-None) slot the value lands in. fn drain_pending_item( item: PendingItem, is_basis: bool, other_root: &mut NodeRef, store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, search_key_func: SearchKeyFunc, out: &mut Vec<(Vec>, Option>, Option>)>, ) -> Result<(), Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { let _ = other_root; match item.payload { Payload::Value { key, value } => { if is_basis { out.push((key, Some(value), None)); } else { out.push((key, None, Some(value))); } Ok(()) } Payload::Subtree(child) => { let mut node = resolve_noderef(child, store, cache, search_key_func)?; let items = node.iteritems(store, cache, None)?; for (k, v) in items { if is_basis { out.push((k, Some(v), None)); } else { out.push((k, None, Some(v))); } } Ok(()) } } } /// Fetch bytes for `sha1_key` from the page cache, falling back to /// the store. Mirrors Python's `CHKMap._read_bytes`. fn read_node_bytes(store: &S, cache: &dyn PageCache, sha1_key: &[u8]) -> Result, Error> where S: crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + ?Sized, { if let Some(b) = cache.get(sha1_key) { return Ok(b); } let stream = store .get_record_stream( &[crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(vec![sha1_key.to_vec()])], "unordered", true, ) .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("get_record_stream: {:?}", e)))?; let record = stream .into_iter() .next() .ok_or_else(|| Error::AssertionFailed("store returned no record".into()))? .map_err(|e| Error::AssertionFailed(format!("record: {:?}", e)))?; let data = record.to_fulltext().into_owned(); cache.insert(sha1_key.to_vec(), data.clone()); Ok(data) } /// Test-only fixtures shared across the `chk_map` and /// `chk_inventory` test modules. Behind `#[cfg(test)]` (and /// `pub(crate)`) so it's invisible at link time. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) mod testing { use super::*; /// Minimal in-memory `VersionedFiles` for round-tripping pages. /// `add_lines` hashes content with sha1 and stores under the bare /// hex; `get_record_stream` strips the `b"sha1:"` prefix from /// query keys and returns the matching pages as /// `FulltextContentFactory` records. pub struct FakeChkStore { pub(crate) pages: std::sync::Mutex, Vec>>, } impl FakeChkStore { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { pages: std::sync::Mutex::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), } } } impl crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles for FakeChkStore { fn get_parent_map( &self, _keys: &[crate::versionedfile::Key], ) -> Result< std::collections::HashMap>, crate::knit::KnitError, > { Ok(std::collections::HashMap::new()) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[crate::versionedfile::Key], _ordering: &str, _include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box< dyn Iterator< Item = Result< Box, crate::knit::KnitError, >, >, >, crate::knit::KnitError, > { let pages = self.pages.lock().unwrap(); let mut records: Vec< Result, crate::knit::KnitError>, > = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); for key in keys { let full = key.segments().first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let bare: &[u8] = if full.starts_with(b"sha1:") { &full[5..] } else { &full }; if let Some(data) = pages.get(bare) { records.push(Ok( Box::new(crate::versionedfile::FulltextContentFactory::new( Some(bare.to_vec()), key.clone(), Some(vec![]), data.clone(), )) as Box, )); } } Ok(Box::new(records.into_iter())) } fn get_sha1s( &self, _keys: &[crate::versionedfile::Key], ) -> Result< std::collections::HashMap>, crate::knit::KnitError, > { Ok(std::collections::HashMap::new()) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { let p = self.pages.lock().unwrap(); Ok(p.keys() .map(|k| crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(vec![k.clone()])) .collect()) } fn add_lines( &self, _key: &crate::versionedfile::Key, _parents: Option<&[crate::versionedfile::Key]>, lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; let data: Vec = lines.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); let mut hasher = Sha1::new(); hasher.update(&data); let digest = hasher.finalize(); let sha1_hex: String = digest.iter().map(|b| format!("{:02x}", b)).collect(); let sha1_bytes = sha1_hex.into_bytes(); let size = data.len(); self.pages.lock().unwrap().insert(sha1_bytes.clone(), data); Ok((sha1_bytes, size)) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, _stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "insert_record_stream", )) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, _keys: &[crate::versionedfile::Key], ) -> Result, crate::versionedfile::Key)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys", )) } fn annotate( &self, _key: &crate::versionedfile::Key, ) -> Result)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented("annotate")) } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn key(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Key { Key::from(parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect::>()) } #[test] fn search_key_plain_joins_with_nul() { assert_eq!( search_key_plain(&key(&[b"foo", b"bar"])), b"foo\x00bar".to_vec() ); assert_eq!(search_key_plain(&key(&[b"only"])), b"only".to_vec()); } #[test] fn search_key_16_is_uppercase_hex() { // For a single-element key, the result is `{crc32:08X}`. let out = search_key_16(&key(&[b"hello"])); let s = std::str::from_utf8(&out).unwrap(); assert_eq!(s.len(), 8); assert!(s .chars() .all(|c| c.is_ascii_hexdigit() && !c.is_ascii_lowercase())); } #[test] fn search_key_16_joins_multi_element_keys_with_nul() { // Exact values, matching the Python test // test_iteritems_keys_prefixed_by_2_width_nodes_hashed. assert_eq!(search_key_16(&key(&[b"a", b"a"])), b"E8B7BE43\x00E8B7BE43"); assert_eq!(search_key_16(&key(&[b"a", b"b"])), b"E8B7BE43\x0071BEEFF9"); assert_eq!(search_key_16(&key(&[b"b", b""])), b"71BEEFF9\x0000000000"); } #[test] fn search_key_255_uses_raw_be_bytes_with_lf_replaced() { let out = search_key_255(&key(&[b"hello"])); assert_eq!(out.len(), 4); assert!(!out.contains(&b'\n')); } #[test] fn search_key_255_replaces_lf_with_underscore() { // The implementation post-processes the raw CRC bytes to replace any // \n byte with `_` so the result can be safely embedded in a node // dump. for input in [b"abc".as_slice(), b"x", b"y"] { let out = search_key_255(&key(&[input])); assert!(!out.contains(&b'\n')); } } #[test] fn search_key_255_multi_element_keys_use_nul_separator() { // Raw big-endian CRC bytes of each element, nul-joined (the \n->_ // post-processing does not affect these inputs). assert_eq!( search_key_255(&key(&[b"a", b"b"])), b"\xe8\xb7\xbeC\x00q\xbe\xef\xf9" ); } #[test] fn bytes_to_text_key_parses_file_record() { let bytes = b"file: file-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id\n\ da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709\n100\nN"; let (file_id, revision_id) = bytes_to_text_key(bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(file_id, b"file-id"); assert_eq!(revision_id, b"revision-id"); } #[test] fn bytes_to_text_key_rejects_missing_separator() { // No `: ` between kind and file-id. let bytes = b"file:file-id\nparent-id\nname\nrevision-id\n\ da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709\n100\nN"; assert!(bytes_to_text_key(bytes).is_err()); } #[test] fn key_serialize_joins_parts_with_nul() { assert_eq!(key(&[b"foo", b"bar"]).serialize(), b"foo\x00bar".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key(&[b"alone"]).serialize(), b"alone".to_vec()); } #[test] fn key_len_returns_part_count() { assert_eq!(key(&[b"foo", b"bar"]).len(), 2); assert_eq!(key(&[b"a"]).len(), 1); } // Fixture generated from the real Python serialiser: a leaf with // _maximum_size=100, key_width=1, and two items whose keys share // the common prefix "alph". Cross-checked in the session probe. const LEAF_FIXTURE: &[u8] = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\nalph\n2\x002\nv2\nv2line2\na\x001\nv1\n"; #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_fixture_items_match() { let p = deserialise_leaf_node(LEAF_FIXTURE).unwrap(); assert_eq!(p.maximum_size, 100); assert_eq!(p.key_width, 1); assert_eq!(p.length, 2); assert_eq!(p.common_serialised_prefix, b"alph"); assert_eq!(p.items.len(), 2); // Order matches file order, not sorted order. assert_eq!(p.items[0].0, vec![b"alph2".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(p.items[0].1, b"v2\nv2line2"); assert_eq!(p.items[1].0, vec![b"alpha".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(p.items[1].1, b"v1"); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_raw_size_matches_python_formula() { // Cross-checked against LeafNode._raw_size: 30. let p = deserialise_leaf_node(LEAF_FIXTURE).unwrap(); assert_eq!(p.raw_size, 30); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_empty_items() { // length=0, no item lines. Prefix line is empty. let data = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n0\n\n"; let p = deserialise_leaf_node(data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(p.length, 0); assert!(p.items.is_empty()); assert_eq!(p.common_serialised_prefix, b""); // raw_size = 0 + 0*0 + 0 = 0 for this case. assert_eq!(p.raw_size, 0); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_multi_element_key() { // key_width=2 means each item line has 3 NUL-separated fields: // the two key elements plus the value-line count. let data = b"chkleaf:\n200\n2\n1\n\nkey1\x00sub\x001\nhello\n"; let p = deserialise_leaf_node(data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(p.key_width, 2); assert_eq!(p.items.len(), 1); assert_eq!(p.items[0].0, vec![b"key1".to_vec(), b"sub".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(p.items[0].1, b"hello"); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_rejects_missing_trailing_newline() { let data = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n0\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_leaf_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_rejects_bad_magic() { let data = b"notaleaf:\n100\n1\n0\n\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_leaf_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_rejects_wrong_element_count() { // width=1 but the key line has three NUL-separated pieces. let data = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n1\n\nfoo\x00bar\x001\nval\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_leaf_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_leaf_rejects_length_mismatch() { // Claims length=2 but only one item is present. let data = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\n\nfoo\x001\nval\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_leaf_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } // Fixture generated from the real Python serialiser for an internal // node: _maximum_size=200, key_width=1, _search_prefix=b"pre", two // children. Cross-checked in the session probe. const INTERNAL_FIXTURE: &[u8] = b"chknode:\n200\n1\n2\npre\nbar\x00sha1:bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb\nfoo\x00sha1:aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\n"; #[test] fn deserialise_internal_fixture_items_match() { let p = deserialise_internal_node(INTERNAL_FIXTURE).unwrap(); assert_eq!(p.maximum_size, 200); assert_eq!(p.key_width, 1); assert_eq!(p.length, 2); assert_eq!(p.search_prefix, b"pre"); assert_eq!(p.items.len(), 2); assert_eq!(p.items[0].0, b"prebar"); assert_eq!( p.items[0].1, b"sha1:bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb" ); assert_eq!(p.items[1].0, b"prefoo"); assert_eq!( p.items[1].1, b"sha1:aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" ); // _node_width mirrors Python's loop-variable leak: the length // of the final parsed prefix. assert_eq!(p.node_width, b"prefoo".len()); } #[test] fn deserialise_internal_rejects_empty_items() { let data = b"chknode:\n100\n1\n0\n\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_internal_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_internal_rejects_bad_magic() { let data = b"notchk:\n100\n1\n1\n\nfoo\x00sha1:aaaa\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_internal_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_internal_rejects_missing_trailing_newline() { let data = b"chknode:\n100\n1\n1\n\nfoo\x00sha1:aaaa"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_internal_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn deserialise_internal_rejects_line_without_nul() { let data = b"chknode:\n100\n1\n1\n\nfoobar\n"; assert!(matches!( deserialise_internal_node(data), Err(Error::DeserializeError(_)) )); } #[test] fn serialise_leaf_node_roundtrips_through_deserialise() { let items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = vec![ (vec![b"a".to_vec()], b"v1".to_vec()), (vec![b"alpha".to_vec()], b"v2\nv2line2".to_vec()), ]; // Common prefix of the serialised key lines `a\x001\n` and // `alpha\x002\n` is `a` (the first byte of "a" and "alpha"). let out = serialise_leaf_node(100, 1, &items, Some(b"a")).unwrap(); let blob: Vec = out.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(&blob).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.maximum_size, 100); assert_eq!(parsed.key_width, 1); assert_eq!(parsed.length, 2); assert_eq!(parsed.common_serialised_prefix, b"a"); assert_eq!(parsed.items.len(), 2); assert_eq!(parsed.items[0].0, vec![b"a".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(parsed.items[0].1, b"v1".to_vec()); assert_eq!(parsed.items[1].0, vec![b"alpha".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(parsed.items[1].1, b"v2\nv2line2".to_vec()); } #[test] fn serialise_empty_leaf_node_has_blank_prefix() { let out = serialise_leaf_node(100, 1, &[], None).unwrap(); let blob: Vec = out.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); assert_eq!(blob, b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n0\n\n"); } #[test] fn leaf_node_key_value_len_matches_python_layout() { // Single-segment key, value with one newline. let key = vec![b"foo".to_vec()]; let value = b"hello\nworld"; // Layout: key\0count\nvalue\n // "foo" + "\0" + "1" + "\n" + "hello\nworld" + "\n" // 3 1 1 1 11 1 = 18 // Note the function returns raw size (no trailing newline yet // collapsed into the value); count `\n` chars in value = 1 let got = leaf_node_key_value_len(&key, value); // 3 + 1 (NUL after key) + 1 (digit "1") + 1 (NUL) + 11 (value) + 1 (NUL) assert_eq!(got, 3 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 11 + 1); } #[test] fn leaf_node_key_value_len_multi_segment_key_joins_with_nul() { let key = vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"bc".to_vec()]; let value = b"x"; // key joined: "a\0bc" = 4 bytes; value has 0 newlines so count="0" (1 digit). let got = leaf_node_key_value_len(&key, value); // 4 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 assert_eq!(got, 9); } #[test] fn leaf_node_current_size_includes_header_and_drops_prefix() { // length=2 items, common prefix "ab" (2 bytes), raw_size=20. // bytes_for_items = 20 - 2*2 = 16. // Header: "chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\nab\n" = 9 + 3+1 + 1+1 + 1+1 + 2+1 = 20 // current = 20 + 16 = 36 let got = leaf_node_current_size(100, 1, 2, 20, Some(b"ab")); assert_eq!(got, 36); } #[test] fn leaf_node_current_size_empty_prefix() { let got = leaf_node_current_size(15, 1, 0, 0, None); // "chkleaf:\n15\n1\n0\n\n" = 9 + 2+1 + 1+1 + 1+1 + 0+1 = 17 assert_eq!(got, 17); } #[test] fn internal_node_current_size_adds_header_digits() { // raw_size=50, length=3 (1 digit), key_width=1 (1 digit), // maximum_size=100 (3 digits) → 50 + 1 + 1 + 3 = 55 let got = internal_node_current_size(100, 1, 3, 50); assert_eq!(got, 55); } fn key_vec(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect() } /// Build and save a CHK map from `entries`, returning its root key. /// Mirrors the Python `TestCaseWithExampleMaps.get_map_key` / /// `_get_map` helper used by the iter_changes / iter_interesting tests. fn build_map_key( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, entries: &[(&[&[u8]], &[u8])], maximum_size: usize, ) -> Vec { let mut initial: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); for (key, value) in entries { initial.insert(key_vec(key), value.to_vec()); } CHKMap::from_dict(store, cache, initial, maximum_size, 1, SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap() } /// Collect every `(key, value)` item yielded by `iter_interesting_nodes`, /// sorted. Mirrors the Python `assertIterInteresting` aggregation, which /// only cares about the union of items regardless of page order. fn collect_interesting_items( store: &FakeChkStore, cache: &dyn PageCache, interesting: &[Vec], old: &[Vec], ) -> Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> { let records = iter_interesting_nodes(store, cache, interesting, old, SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap(); let mut items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = records.into_iter().flat_map(|r| r.items).collect(); items.sort(); items } #[test] fn leaf_node_new_starts_empty() { let n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert_eq!(n.len(), 0); assert!(n.is_empty()); assert_eq!(n.maximum_size, 0); assert_eq!(n.key_width, 1); assert_eq!(n.raw_size, 0); assert!(matches!(n.search_prefix, SearchPrefix::Computed(None))); assert!(n.common_serialised_prefix.is_none()); assert!(n.key.is_none()); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_no_split_first_insert_sets_prefixes() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let split = n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); assert!(!split); assert_eq!(n.len(), 1); // With one entry, both prefixes equal the key bytes themselves. assert_eq!(n.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"foo"[..])); assert_eq!( n.search_prefix, SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(b"foo".to_vec())) ); assert_eq!( n.raw_size, leaf_node_key_value_len(&[b"foo".to_vec()], b"bar") ); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_no_split_shrinks_prefix_on_divergent_key() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"alpha"]), b"v1".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"alphabet"]), b"v2".to_vec()); // Common prefix of "alpha" and "alphabet" is "alpha". assert_eq!(n.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"alpha"[..])); assert_eq!( n.search_prefix, SearchPrefix::Computed(Some(b"alpha".to_vec())) ); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_no_split_signals_split_when_oversize() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.maximum_size = 10; let _ = n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()); // Second entry pushes us over and the keys disagree, so we must split. let split = n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()); assert!(split); } #[test] fn leaf_node_unmap_removes_entry_and_recomputes_prefixes() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foobar"]), b"v2".to_vec()); assert_eq!(n.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"foo"[..])); let removed = n.unmap(&key_vec(&[b"foobar"])); assert_eq!(removed, Some(b"v2".to_vec())); // After removing "foobar", the only key left is "foo" and the prefix // becomes its full bytes. assert_eq!(n.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"foo"[..])); assert_eq!(n.len(), 1); assert!(n.key.is_none()); } #[test] fn leaf_node_unmap_returns_none_for_missing_key() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()); assert_eq!(n.unmap(&key_vec(&[b"missing"])), None); // Unchanged otherwise. assert_eq!(n.len(), 1); } #[test] fn leaf_node_compute_search_prefix_resolves_unknown_state() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\nalph\n2\x002\nv2\nv2line2\na\x001\nv1\n"; let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(blob).unwrap(); let mut n = LeafNode::from_parsed(parsed, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert!(n.search_prefix.is_unknown()); let prefix = n.compute_search_prefix().map(|s| s.to_vec()); // Under Plain, the search keys equal the serialised keys; for // "alph2" and "alpha" the common prefix is "alph". assert_eq!(prefix, Some(b"alph".to_vec())); assert!(!n.search_prefix.is_unknown()); } #[test] fn leaf_node_from_parsed_marks_search_prefix_unknown() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\nalph\n2\x002\nv2\nv2line2\na\x001\nv1\n"; let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(blob).unwrap(); let n = LeafNode::from_parsed(parsed, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert_eq!(n.len(), 2); assert!(n.search_prefix.is_unknown()); assert_eq!(n.common_serialised_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"alph"[..])); // current_size reads off the raw_size; reproducing it just sanity // checks the wiring against leaf_node_current_size. assert!(n.current_size() > 0); } #[test] fn leaf_node_from_parsed_empty_keeps_prefix_none() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n0\n\n"; let parsed = deserialise_leaf_node(blob).unwrap(); let n = LeafNode::from_parsed(parsed, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert_eq!(n.len(), 0); assert!(matches!(n.search_prefix, SearchPrefix::Computed(None))); assert!(n.common_serialised_prefix.is_none()); } #[test] fn internal_node_new_starts_empty_with_prefix() { let n = InternalNode::new(b"pre".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert_eq!(n.len, 0); assert_eq!(n.node_width, 0); assert_eq!(n.maximum_size, 0); assert_eq!(n.search_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"pre"[..])); assert!(n.items.is_empty()); assert!(n.key.is_none()); } #[test] fn internal_node_from_parsed_marks_children_unloaded() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chknode:\n200\n1\n2\npre\nbar\x00sha1:bbbb\nfoo\x00sha1:aaaa\n"; let parsed = deserialise_internal_node(blob).unwrap(); let n = InternalNode::from_parsed(parsed, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert_eq!(n.len, 2); assert_eq!(n.search_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"pre"[..])); assert_eq!(n.maximum_size, 200); assert_eq!(n.key_width, 1); assert_eq!(n.items.len(), 2); // Verify both are Unloaded with the right sha1 keys. match n.items.get(&b"prebar".to_vec()) { Some(NodeRef::Unloaded(k)) => assert_eq!(k, b"sha1:bbbb"), other => panic!("expected Unloaded for prebar, got {:?}", other), } match n.items.get(&b"prefoo".to_vec()) { Some(NodeRef::Unloaded(k)) => assert_eq!(k, b"sha1:aaaa"), other => panic!("expected Unloaded for prefoo, got {:?}", other), } } use super::testing::FakeChkStore; #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_no_old_yields_all_new() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); let root = m.save().unwrap(); let records = iter_interesting_nodes(&*store, &*cache, &[root.clone()], &[], SearchKeyFunc::Plain) .unwrap(); // With no old context the root page is reported and its items // are flushed as a None-keyed record. assert!(records.iter().any(|r| r.page_key.as_deref() == Some(&root))); let all_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = records.iter().flat_map(|r| r.items.clone()).collect(); // Note: with no old roots, items aren't yielded — the new // root pages are queued for processing in flush_new_queue // which yields per-page items. Page count + items together // covers the full tree. if all_items.is_empty() { // Items live in the root page; root page was emitted. assert!(!records.is_empty()); } else { let mut sorted_items: Vec<(Vec>, Vec)> = all_items; sorted_items.sort(); assert_eq!(sorted_items.len(), 2); } } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_identical_old_and_new_yields_root_only() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); let root = m.save().unwrap(); let records = iter_interesting_nodes( &*store, &*cache, &[root.clone()], &[root.clone()], SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ) .unwrap(); // Old contains the same root, so nothing new should appear. let interesting_items: Vec<_> = records.iter().flat_map(|r| r.items.clone()).collect(); assert!(interesting_items.is_empty()); } // The following iter_interesting_nodes tests mirror Python's // `TestIterInterestingNodes` (bzrformats/tests/test_chk_map.py), // asserting the union of yielded items rather than page-walk order. #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_empty_to_one_key() { // test_empty_to_one_keys: one interesting root, no old roots. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let target = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content")], 10); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target], &[]); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"content".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_none_to_one_key() { // test_none_to_one_key: empty old map, one-key new map. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let basis = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[], 10); let target = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content")], 10); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target], &[basis]); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"content".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_one_to_none_key() { // test_one_to_none_key: deleting the only key yields no items. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let basis = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content")], 10); let target = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[], 10); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target], &[basis]); assert!(items.is_empty()); } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_common_pages() { // test_common_pages: only the changed leaf's item is interesting. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let basis = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"a"], b"content"), (&[b"b"], b"content"), (&[b"c"], b"content"), ], 10, ); let target = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"a"], b"content"), (&[b"b"], b"other content"), (&[b"c"], b"content"), ], 10, ); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target], &[basis]); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"other content".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_common_sub_page() { // test_common_sub_page: a new key nested under a shared sub-page. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let basis = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"aaa"], b"common"), (&[b"c"], b"common")], 10, ); let target = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"aaa"], b"common"), (&[b"aab"], b"new"), (&[b"c"], b"common"), ], 10, ); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target], &[basis]); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"aab"]), b"new".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn iter_interesting_nodes_common_leaf_multiple_targets() { // test_common_leaf: the shared 'aaa' leaf occurs at three depths // across three interesting roots but its item appears once. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let basis = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[], 10); let target1 = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"aaa"], b"common")], 10); let target2 = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"aaa"], b"common"), (&[b"bbb"], b"new")], 10, ); let target3 = build_map_key( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"aaa"], b"common"), (&[b"aac"], b"other"), (&[b"bbb"], b"new"), ], 10, ); let items = collect_interesting_items(&*store, &*cache, &[target1, target2, target3], &[basis]); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"aaa"]), b"common".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"aac"]), b"other".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"bbb"]), b"new".to_vec()), ] ); } // The following iter_changes tests mirror Python's `TestMap` // iter_changes scenarios (bzrformats/tests/test_chk_map.py). /// Build a saved map and reopen it from its root key, so iter_changes /// starts from an unloaded tuple root like the Python tests do. fn reopen_map( store: std::sync::Arc, cache: std::sync::Arc, entries: &[(&[&[u8]], &[u8])], maximum_size: usize, ) -> CHKMap { let root = build_map_key(store.clone(), cache.clone(), entries, maximum_size); CHKMap::new(store, cache, Some(root), SearchKeyFunc::Plain) } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_empty_to_ab() { // test_iter_changes_empty_ab: empty basis -> {a, b} target. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut basis = reopen_map(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[], 10); let mut target = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content here"), (&[b"b"], b"more content")], 10, ); let mut changes = target.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); changes.sort(); assert_eq!( changes, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"a"]), None, Some(b"content here".to_vec())), (key_vec(&[b"b"]), None, Some(b"more content".to_vec())), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_ab_to_empty() { // test_iter_changes_ab_empty: {a, b} basis -> empty target. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut basis = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content here"), (&[b"b"], b"more content")], 10, ); let mut target = reopen_map(store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[], 10); let mut changes = target.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); changes.sort(); assert_eq!( changes, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"a"]), Some(b"content here".to_vec()), None), (key_vec(&[b"b"]), Some(b"more content".to_vec()), None), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_mixed_node_length() { // test_iter_changes_unchanged_keys_in_multi_key_leafs_ignored: // unchanged keys inside multi-value leaf nodes are not reported, // while altered/added/removed keys are. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut basis = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"aaa"], b"foo bar"), (&[b"aab"], b"common altered a"), (&[b"b"], b"foo bar b"), ], 10, ); let mut target = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[ (&[b"aaa"], b"foo bar"), (&[b"aab"], b"common altered b"), (&[b"at"], b"foo bar t"), ], 10, ); let mut changes = target.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); changes.sort(); assert_eq!( changes, vec![ ( key_vec(&[b"aab"]), Some(b"common altered a".to_vec()), Some(b"common altered b".to_vec()), ), (key_vec(&[b"at"]), None, Some(b"foo bar t".to_vec())), (key_vec(&[b"b"]), Some(b"foo bar b".to_vec()), None), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_ab_ab_is_empty() { // test_iter_changes_ab_ab_is_empty: identical multi-key maps. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut basis = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content here"), (&[b"b"], b"more content")], 10, ); let mut target = reopen_map( store.clone(), cache.clone(), &[(&[b"a"], b"content here"), (&[b"b"], b"more content")], 10, ); let changes = target.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); assert!(changes.is_empty()); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_identical_returns_empty() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut a = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); a.map(key_vec(&[b"k"]), b"v".to_vec()).unwrap(); let root = a.save().unwrap(); let mut a2 = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(root), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ); let changes = a.iter_changes(&mut a2).unwrap(); assert!(changes.is_empty()); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_detects_add_remove_modify() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); // basis: {a:1, b:2} let mut basis = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); basis.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"1".to_vec()).unwrap(); basis.map(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"2".to_vec()).unwrap(); // self: {a:1, c:3} let mut me = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); me.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"1".to_vec()).unwrap(); me.map(key_vec(&[b"c"]), b"3".to_vec()).unwrap(); let mut changes = me.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); changes.sort(); // 'b' was removed (basis has it, self doesn't), 'c' was added. assert_eq!( changes, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"b"]), Some(b"2".to_vec()), None), (key_vec(&[b"c"]), None, Some(b"3".to_vec())), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_iter_changes_detects_modification() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut basis = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); basis.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"old".to_vec()).unwrap(); let mut me = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); me.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"new".to_vec()).unwrap(); let changes = me.iter_changes(&mut basis).unwrap(); assert_eq!( changes, vec![( key_vec(&[b"a"]), Some(b"old".to_vec()), Some(b"new".to_vec()) )] ); } #[test] fn node_refs_leaf_returns_empty() { let leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let node = Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)); assert!(node.refs().unwrap().is_empty()); } #[test] fn chkmap_from_dict_returns_loadable_root_key() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut initial: indexmap::IndexMap>, Vec> = indexmap::IndexMap::new(); initial.insert(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()); initial.insert(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec()); let root_key = CHKMap::from_dict( store.clone(), cache.clone(), initial, 0, 1, SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ) .unwrap(); assert!(root_key.starts_with(b"sha1:")); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, Some(root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(items.len(), 2); } #[test] fn chkmap_apply_delta_inserts_and_deletes() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); // Delete b, add c. let delta = vec![ (Some(key_vec(&[b"b"])), None, Vec::new()), (None, Some(key_vec(&[b"c"])), b"v3".to_vec()), ]; let new_root = m.apply_delta(delta).unwrap(); assert!(new_root.starts_with(b"sha1:")); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"c"]), b"v3".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_apply_delta_rejects_insert_collisions() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); // Try to insert (None, Some("a"), v2) — "a" already exists. let delta = vec![(None, Some(key_vec(&[b"a"])), b"v2".to_vec())]; let err = m.apply_delta(delta).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::InconsistentDeltaDelta(_, _))); } #[test] fn chkmap_empty_starts_with_leaf_root() { let store = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert!(m.is_empty().unwrap()); assert!(m.key().is_none()); } #[test] fn chkmap_map_and_iteritems_roundtrip() { let store = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()), ] ); assert_eq!(m.len().unwrap(), 2); } #[test] fn chkmap_unmap_removes_entry() { let store = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.unmap(&key_vec(&[b"foo"]), true).unwrap(); let items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn chkmap_save_round_trips_through_demand_load() { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); m.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); let root_key = m.save().unwrap(); assert!(root_key.starts_with(b"sha1:")); // Reload from the stored root key. let mut m2 = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ); let mut items = m2.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_map_split_promotes_root_to_internal() { let store = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); // Tight max_size forces a split on the second insert. if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 10; } m.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); // Root should now be an InternalNode. match &m.root { NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Internal(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected Internal root after split, got {:?}", other), } let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!(items.len(), 2); } #[test] fn chkmap_apply_delta_is_deterministic_regardless_of_order() { // The same items applied in different orders must produce the same // canonical tree and root key. Mirrors test_apply_delta_is_deterministic. fn build(order: &[(&[u8], &[u8])]) -> Vec { let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 10; } let delta: Vec<_> = order .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (None, Some(key_vec(&[k])), v.to_vec())) .collect(); m.apply_delta(delta).unwrap(); m.save().unwrap() } let root1 = build(&[ (b"aaa", b"common"), (b"bba", b"target2"), (b"bbb", b"common"), ]); let root2 = build(&[ (b"bbb", b"common"), (b"bba", b"target2"), (b"aaa", b"common"), ]); assert_eq!(root1, root2); } #[test] fn chkmap_multi_level_split_round_trips() { // A tiny maximum_size with several keys sharing prefixes forces a // tree more than one level deep; all items must still round-trip. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 10; } let keys: &[&[u8]] = &[b"aaa", b"aab", b"aac", b"aba", b"abb", b"baa", b"bbb"]; for k in keys { m.map(key_vec(&[k]), b"v".to_vec()).unwrap(); } // Root must be internal after all those splits. assert!(matches!(&m.root, NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Internal(_)))); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); let mut expected: Vec<_> = keys .iter() .map(|k| (key_vec(&[k]), b"v".to_vec())) .collect(); expected.sort(); assert_eq!(items, expected); // And the tree round-trips through save/reload. let root_key = m.save().unwrap(); let mut reloaded = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ); let mut items2 = reloaded.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items2.sort(); assert_eq!(items2, expected); } #[test] fn chkmap_collapses_internal_to_leaf_on_size_shrink() { // A long value splits the root into an internal node; replacing it // with a short value must collapse back to a single leaf. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store, cache, None, SearchKeyFunc::Plain); if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 35; } m.map(key_vec(&[b"aaa"]), b"v".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"aab"]), b"very long value that splits".to_vec()) .unwrap(); assert!( matches!(&m.root, NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Internal(_))), "expected split to internal node" ); // Shrinking the value should rebuild back into a single leaf. m.map(key_vec(&[b"aab"]), b"v".to_vec()).unwrap(); assert!( matches!(&m.root, NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(_))), "expected collapse back to leaf" ); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"aaa"]), b"v".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"aab"]), b"v".to_vec()), ] ); } /// Collect the sorted child prefixes of an internal root node, asserting /// the root did split into an internal node. fn root_child_prefixes(root: &NodeRef) -> Vec> { match root { NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Internal(internal)) => { let mut prefixes: Vec> = internal.items.keys().cloned().collect(); prefixes.sort(); prefixes } other => panic!("expected internal root, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn chkmap_search_key_16_tree_layout() { // Port of TestMapSearchKeys.test_search_key_16: with a small max_size // and the hash-16 search key, three single-char keys land under the // hex prefixes '1'/'6'/'8'. (Python asserts this via _dump_tree.) let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new(store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way); if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 10; } m.map(key_vec(&[b"1"]), b"foo".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"2"]), b"bar".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"3"]), b"baz".to_vec()).unwrap(); assert_eq!( root_child_prefixes(&m.root), vec![b"1".to_vec(), b"6".to_vec(), b"8".to_vec()] ); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"1"]), b"foo".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"2"]), b"bar".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"3"]), b"baz".to_vec()), ] ); // Round-trips through save/reload (Python re-opens from the root key). let root_key = m.save().unwrap(); let mut reloaded = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), Some(root_key), SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way, ); assert_eq!( reloaded.iteritems(Some(&[key_vec(&[b"1"])])).unwrap(), vec![(key_vec(&[b"1"]), b"foo".to_vec())] ); } #[test] fn chkmap_search_key_255_tree_layout() { // Port of TestMapSearchKeys.test_search_key_255: the raw-byte search // key places the three keys under the byte prefixes 0x1a / 'm' / 0x83. let store: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(FakeChkStore::new()); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(InMemoryPageCache::new()); let mut m = CHKMap::new( store.clone(), cache.clone(), None, SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way, ); if let NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(l)) = &mut m.root { l.maximum_size = 10; } m.map(key_vec(&[b"1"]), b"foo".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"2"]), b"bar".to_vec()).unwrap(); m.map(key_vec(&[b"3"]), b"baz".to_vec()).unwrap(); assert_eq!( root_child_prefixes(&m.root), vec![vec![0x1a], b"m".to_vec(), vec![0x83]] ); let mut items = m.iteritems(None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"1"]), b"foo".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"2"]), b"bar".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"3"]), b"baz".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn internal_node_serialise_writes_children_then_self() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut leaf_b = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_b.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal .add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); internal .add_node(b"b".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_b))) .unwrap(); let written = internal.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); // Two children + self = 3 keys. assert_eq!(written.len(), 3); // The self key matches what's stored on the InternalNode. assert_eq!( internal.key.as_deref(), Some(written.last().unwrap().as_slice()) ); // All written keys should be present in the page cache. for k in &written { assert!(cache.get(k).is_some(), "missing {:?}", k); } } #[test] fn internal_node_serialise_skips_already_serialised_children() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let _child_key = leaf_a.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal .add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); let written = internal.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); // Child already serialised, so only self is in the written list. assert_eq!(written.len(), 1); assert!(written[0].starts_with(b"sha1:")); } #[test] fn node_unmap_with_store_removes_from_leaf() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let node = Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)); let new_node = node .unmap_with_store(&store, &cache, &key_vec(&[b"a"]), true) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(new_node.len(), 1); } #[test] fn node_unmap_with_store_collapses_internal_to_only_child() { // Build an internal with two leaves; remove one — internal // should collapse to the remaining leaf. let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut leaf_b = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_b.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal .add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); internal .add_node(b"b".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_b))) .unwrap(); let node = Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)); let new_node = node .unmap_with_store(&store, &cache, &key_vec(&[b"a"]), true) .unwrap(); // After removing the "a" leaf, only "b" remains — the // internal node collapses to the bare leaf. match &new_node { Node::Leaf(l) => { assert_eq!(l.len(), 1); assert!(l.items.contains_key(&key_vec(&[b"b"]))); } Node::Internal(_) => panic!("expected collapse to leaf"), } } #[test] fn node_unmap_with_store_raises_for_missing_key() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let node = Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)); let err = node .unmap_with_store(&store, &cache, &key_vec(&[b"absent"]), true) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::AssertionFailed(_))); } #[test] fn node_map_with_store_descends_into_internal_child() { // Build an InternalNode with two leaf children that have // distinct first-byte search keys; insert a new entry that // belongs in one of them. let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"alpha"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut leaf_b = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_b.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"beta"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal .add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); internal .add_node(b"b".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_b))) .unwrap(); let mut node = Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)); let r = node .map_with_store(&store, &cache, key_vec(&[b"apple"]), b"vap".to_vec()) .unwrap(); assert!(matches!(r, MapResult::InPlace { .. })); // The leaf under "a" should now have two entries. let mut all_items = node.iteritems(&store, &cache, None).unwrap(); all_items.sort(); assert_eq!( all_items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"alpha"]), b"va".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"apple"]), b"vap".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"beta"]), b"vb".to_vec()), ] ); assert_eq!(node.len(), 3); } #[test] fn node_map_with_store_creates_new_child_if_no_match() { // Insert into a slot that doesn't have a child yet. let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal .add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); let mut node = Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)); let r = node .map_with_store(&store, &cache, key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()) .unwrap(); assert!(matches!(r, MapResult::InPlace { .. })); let mut items = node.iteritems(&store, &cache, None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_in_place_no_split() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let r = n.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()).unwrap(); match r { MapResult::InPlace { search_prefix } => { assert_eq!(search_prefix, b"foo".to_vec()); } MapResult::Split { .. } => panic!("did not expect split"), } assert_eq!(n.len(), 1); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_replacing_existing_key_does_not_grow_len() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()).unwrap(); let r = n.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"BAZ".to_vec()).unwrap(); assert!(matches!(r, MapResult::InPlace { .. })); assert_eq!(n.len(), 1); assert_eq!(n.items.get(&key_vec(&[b"foo"])), Some(&b"BAZ".to_vec())); } #[test] fn leaf_node_map_overflow_splits_into_internal_subtree() { // Two divergent keys with a tight maximum_size force a split. let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.maximum_size = 10; let r1 = n.map(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"v1".to_vec()).unwrap(); assert!(matches!(r1, MapResult::InPlace { .. })); let r2 = n.map(key_vec(&[b"bar"]), b"v2".to_vec()).unwrap(); match r2 { MapResult::Split { common_serialised_prefix, children, } => { // Search prefix of two divergent single-byte-prefix // keys is empty. assert!(common_serialised_prefix.is_empty()); // Two sub-children for the split. assert_eq!(children.len(), 2); let prefixes: Vec<&[u8]> = children.iter().map(|(p, _)| p.as_slice()).collect(); assert!(prefixes.contains(&&b"f"[..])); assert!(prefixes.contains(&&b"b"[..])); } MapResult::InPlace { .. } => panic!("expected split"), } } #[test] fn node_iteritems_recurses_into_internal_children() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); // Two leaves each with one entry, serialised into the store. let mut la = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); la.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut lb = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); lb.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let key_a = la.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); let key_b = lb.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); // Parent internal node referencing both as unloaded. let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal.node_width = 1; internal .items .insert(b"a".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(key_a)); internal .items .insert(b"b".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(key_b)); internal.len = 2; let mut node = Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)); let mut items = node.iteritems(&store, &cache, None).unwrap(); items.sort(); assert_eq!( items, vec![ (key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()), (key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn node_iteritems_with_filter_only_yields_matching_keys() { let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut la = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); la.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut lb = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); lb.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); let key_a = la.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); let key_b = lb.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); let mut internal = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); internal.node_width = 1; internal .items .insert(b"a".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(key_a)); internal .items .insert(b"b".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(key_b)); internal.len = 2; let mut node = Node::Internal(Box::new(internal)); let items = node .iteritems(&store, &cache, Some(&[key_vec(&[b"a"])])) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn internal_node_iter_nodes_returns_loaded_children_in_order() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 1; let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut leaf_b = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_b.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); n.add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); n.add_node(b"b".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_b))) .unwrap(); let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let yielded = n.iter_nodes(&store, &cache, None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(yielded.len(), 2); // Filter is None for everything when no key_filter is given. assert!(yielded.iter().all(|(_, f)| f.is_none())); let lens: Vec = yielded.iter().map(|(n, _)| n.len()).collect(); assert_eq!(lens, vec![1, 1]); } #[test] fn internal_node_iter_nodes_demand_loads_via_store() { // Serialise a leaf into the store first. let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let child_key = leaf.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); // Build an InternalNode pointing at the unloaded child. let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 1; n.items .insert(b"a".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(child_key.clone())); n.len = 1; // Drop the cache to force a store read. cache.clear(); let yielded = n.iter_nodes(&store, &cache, None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(yielded.len(), 1); assert_eq!(yielded[0].0.len(), 1); // After loading, the items entry should be Loaded. match n.items.get(&b"a".to_vec()) { Some(NodeRef::Loaded(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected Loaded after iter_nodes, got {:?}", other), } // The page cache should now hold the bytes. assert!(cache.get(&child_key).is_some()); } #[test] fn internal_node_iter_nodes_single_key_filter_dict_lookup() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 1; let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let mut leaf_b = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_b.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec()); n.add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); n.add_node(b"b".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_b))) .unwrap(); let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let filter = [key_vec(&[b"a"])]; let yielded = n.iter_nodes(&store, &cache, Some(&filter), None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(yielded.len(), 1); assert_eq!(yielded[0].1.as_deref(), Some(&[key_vec(&[b"a"])][..])); } #[test] fn internal_node_iter_nodes_single_key_miss_yields_nothing() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 1; let mut leaf_a = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf_a.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); n.add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf_a))) .unwrap(); let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let filter = [key_vec(&[b"z"])]; let yielded = n.iter_nodes(&store, &cache, Some(&filter), None).unwrap(); assert!(yielded.is_empty()); } #[test] fn internal_node_iter_nodes_hits_cache_before_store() { // First serialise leaf into store + cache. let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"a"]), b"va".to_vec()); let child_key = leaf.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); // Build an InternalNode pointing at the unloaded child. let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 1; n.items .insert(b"a".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(child_key.clone())); n.len = 1; // Now corrupt the store; if iter_nodes hits the store we'll // get back garbage. The cache hit should bypass the store. store .pages .lock() .unwrap() .insert(child_key[5..].to_vec(), b"corrupt".to_vec()); let yielded = n.iter_nodes(&store, &cache, None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(yielded.len(), 1); assert_eq!(yielded[0].0.len(), 1); } #[test] fn leaf_node_serialise_caches_and_sets_key() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); let store = FakeChkStore::new(); let cache = InMemoryPageCache::new(); let sha1_key = n.serialise(&store, &cache).unwrap(); assert!(sha1_key.starts_with(b"sha1:")); assert_eq!(n.key.as_deref(), Some(sha1_key.as_slice())); // Page cache holds the serialised bytes. let cached = cache.get(&sha1_key).expect("page cache miss"); assert!(cached.starts_with(b"chkleaf:\n")); // Round-trip through deserialise. let node = deserialise_node(&cached, sha1_key, SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap(); match node { Node::Leaf(leaf) => { assert_eq!(leaf.len(), 1); assert_eq!(leaf.items.get(&key_vec(&[b"foo"])), Some(&b"bar".to_vec())); } Node::Internal(_) => panic!("expected leaf"), } } #[test] fn in_memory_page_cache_roundtrips() { let c = InMemoryPageCache::new(); assert_eq!(c.get(b"sha1:absent"), None); c.insert(b"sha1:x".to_vec(), b"page-bytes".to_vec()); assert_eq!(c.get(b"sha1:x").as_deref(), Some(&b"page-bytes"[..])); } #[test] fn in_memory_page_cache_clear_drops_all_entries() { let c = InMemoryPageCache::new(); c.insert(b"sha1:x".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()); c.insert(b"sha1:y".to_vec(), b"v2".to_vec()); c.clear(); assert_eq!(c.get(b"sha1:x"), None); assert_eq!(c.get(b"sha1:y"), None); } #[test] fn in_memory_page_cache_evicts_when_full() { let c = InMemoryPageCache::with_capacity(2); c.insert(b"k1".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()); c.insert(b"k2".to_vec(), b"v2".to_vec()); c.insert(b"k3".to_vec(), b"v3".to_vec()); // evicts k1 assert_eq!(c.get(b"k1"), None); assert_eq!(c.get(b"k2").as_deref(), Some(&b"v2"[..])); assert_eq!(c.get(b"k3").as_deref(), Some(&b"v3"[..])); } #[test] fn deserialise_node_dispatches_to_leaf() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chkleaf:\n100\n1\n2\nalph\n2\x002\nv2\nv2line2\na\x001\nv1\n"; let node = deserialise_node(blob, b"sha1:abcd".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap(); match node { Node::Leaf(leaf) => { assert_eq!(leaf.key.as_deref(), Some(&b"sha1:abcd"[..])); assert_eq!(leaf.len(), 2); } Node::Internal(_) => panic!("expected leaf"), } } #[test] fn deserialise_node_dispatches_to_internal() { let blob: &[u8] = b"chknode:\n200\n1\n2\npre\nbar\x00sha1:bbbb\nfoo\x00sha1:aaaa\n"; let node = deserialise_node(blob, b"sha1:root".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap(); match node { Node::Internal(internal) => { assert_eq!(internal.key.as_deref(), Some(&b"sha1:root"[..])); assert_eq!(internal.len, 2); } Node::Leaf(_) => panic!("expected internal"), } } #[test] fn deserialise_node_rejects_unknown_magic() { let blob: &[u8] = b"unknown:\n"; let err = deserialise_node(blob, b"sha1:x".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::AssertionFailed(_))); } #[test] fn internal_node_add_node_validates_prefix_length() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"pre".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); let leaf = Node::Leaf(Box::new(LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain))); // Prefix too long. let too_long = n.add_node(b"preXY".to_vec(), leaf.clone()); assert!(matches!(too_long, Err(Error::AssertionFailed(_)))); // Prefix not starting with search_prefix. let mismatch = n.add_node(b"qrZ".to_vec(), leaf.clone()); assert!(matches!(mismatch, Err(Error::AssertionFailed(_)))); // Correct: search_prefix + 1 byte. n.add_node(b"preX".to_vec(), leaf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(n.items.len(), 1); assert_eq!(n.node_width, 4); } #[test] fn internal_node_add_node_clears_key_and_grows_len() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.key = Some(b"sha1:old".to_vec()); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"k1"]), b"v1".to_vec()); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"k2"]), b"v2".to_vec()); n.add_node(b"a".to_vec(), Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf))) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(n.len, 2); assert!(n.key.is_none()); } #[test] fn internal_node_search_key_pads_with_nul() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 5; // Plain search key of `("k",)` is `b"k"`, length 1; pad to 5. assert_eq!(n.search_key(&Key::from(vec![b"k".to_vec()])), b"k\0\0\0\0"); } #[test] fn internal_node_search_key_truncates_when_longer() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 3; assert_eq!(n.search_key(&Key::from(vec![b"longkey".to_vec()])), b"lon"); } #[test] fn internal_node_search_prefix_filter_does_not_pad() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 5; // Shorter key returns as-is (no padding). assert_eq!( n.search_prefix_filter(&Key::from(vec![b"k".to_vec()])), b"k" ); // Longer key gets truncated. n.node_width = 3; assert_eq!( n.search_prefix_filter(&Key::from(vec![b"longkey".to_vec()])), b"lon" ); } #[test] fn internal_node_compute_search_prefix_from_children() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.items .insert(b"abc".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(b"sha1:x".to_vec())); n.items .insert(b"abd".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(b"sha1:y".to_vec())); n.items .insert(b"abe".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(b"sha1:z".to_vec())); let prefix = n.compute_search_prefix().map(<[u8]>::to_vec); assert_eq!(prefix, Some(b"ab".to_vec())); assert_eq!(n.search_prefix.as_deref(), Some(&b"ab"[..])); } #[test] fn internal_node_refs_returns_child_keys() { let mut n = InternalNode::new(b"p".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.node_width = 2; n.items .insert(b"pa".to_vec(), NodeRef::Unloaded(b"sha1:a".to_vec())); let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.key = Some(b"sha1:b".to_vec()); n.items .insert(b"pb".to_vec(), NodeRef::Loaded(Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)))); n.key = Some(b"sha1:self".to_vec()); let refs = n.refs().unwrap(); assert_eq!(refs.len(), 2); assert!(refs.contains(&b"sha1:a".to_vec())); assert!(refs.contains(&b"sha1:b".to_vec())); } #[test] fn internal_node_refs_errors_when_unserialised() { let n = InternalNode::new(b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); assert!(matches!(n.refs(), Err(Error::AssertionFailed(_)))); } #[test] fn node_wraps_leaf_and_internal() { let leaf = Node::Leaf(Box::new(LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain))); let internal = Node::Internal(Box::new(InternalNode::new( b"".to_vec(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain, ))); assert_eq!(leaf.len(), 0); assert_eq!(internal.len(), 0); assert_eq!(leaf.maximum_size(), 0); assert_eq!(internal.maximum_size(), 0); assert_eq!(leaf.key(), None); assert_eq!(internal.key(), None); } #[test] fn node_len_reflects_inner_state() { let mut leaf = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); leaf.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"baz"]), b"qux".to_vec()); let node = Node::Leaf(Box::new(leaf)); assert_eq!(node.len(), 2); } #[test] fn leaf_node_iteritems_returns_all_with_no_filter() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"baz"]), b"qux".to_vec()); let items = n.iteritems(None); assert_eq!(items.len(), 2); let keys: Vec<&[Vec]> = items.iter().map(|(k, _)| k.as_slice()).collect(); assert!(keys.contains(&key_vec(&[b"foo"]).as_slice())); assert!(keys.contains(&key_vec(&[b"baz"]).as_slice())); } #[test] fn leaf_node_iteritems_exact_match_filter() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"baz"]), b"qux".to_vec()); let items = n.iteritems(Some(&[key_vec(&[b"foo"])])); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn leaf_node_iteritems_exact_miss_yields_nothing() { let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo"]), b"bar".to_vec()); let items = n.iteritems(Some(&[key_vec(&[b"absent"])])); assert!(items.is_empty()); } #[test] fn leaf_node_iteritems_short_prefix_filter_matches_items() { // key_width=2, filter is a 1-element prefix that matches the // first element of one stored key. let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.key_width = 2; n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo", b"sub1"]), b"v1".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"bar", b"sub2"]), b"v2".to_vec()); let items = n.iteritems(Some(&[key_vec(&[b"foo"])])); assert_eq!(items, vec![(key_vec(&[b"foo", b"sub1"]), b"v1".to_vec())]); } #[test] fn leaf_node_iteritems_mixed_filter_lengths() { // key_width=2, mix of exact (length 2) and prefix (length 1). let mut n = LeafNode::new(SearchKeyFunc::Plain); n.key_width = 2; n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"foo", b"sub"]), b"v1".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"bar", b"sub"]), b"v2".to_vec()); n.map_no_split(key_vec(&[b"baz", b"sub"]), b"v3".to_vec()); let items = n.iteritems(Some(&[ key_vec(&[b"foo", b"sub"]), // exact, yielded first key_vec(&[b"bar"]), // prefix ])); // Exact match first, then prefix match in items order. assert_eq!(items.len(), 2); assert_eq!(items[0], (key_vec(&[b"foo", b"sub"]), b"v1".to_vec())); assert_eq!(items[1], (key_vec(&[b"bar", b"sub"]), b"v2".to_vec())); } #[test] fn search_key_func_from_name_resolves_known_variants() { assert_eq!( SearchKeyFunc::from_name(b"plain").unwrap(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain ); assert_eq!( SearchKeyFunc::from_name(b"hash-16-way").unwrap(), SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way ); assert_eq!( SearchKeyFunc::from_name(b"hash-255-way").unwrap(), SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way ); } #[test] fn search_key_func_from_name_returns_unknown_bytes() { let err = SearchKeyFunc::from_name(b"unrecognised").unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, b"unrecognised".to_vec()); } #[test] fn search_key_func_name_roundtrips() { for variant in [ SearchKeyFunc::Plain, SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way, SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way, ] { let parsed = SearchKeyFunc::from_name(variant.name()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, variant); } } #[test] fn search_key_func_apply_matches_free_functions() { let k = key(&[b"foo", b"bar"]); assert_eq!(SearchKeyFunc::Plain.apply(&k), search_key_plain(&k)); assert_eq!(SearchKeyFunc::Hash16Way.apply(&k), search_key_16(&k)); assert_eq!(SearchKeyFunc::Hash255Way.apply(&k), search_key_255(&k)); } #[test] fn search_key_func_default_is_plain() { assert_eq!(SearchKeyFunc::default(), SearchKeyFunc::Plain); } #[test] fn are_search_keys_identical_returns_true_for_empty() { let empty: [&[u8]; 0] = []; assert!(are_search_keys_identical(empty)); } #[test] fn are_search_keys_identical_returns_true_for_single() { assert!(are_search_keys_identical([b"hash".as_slice()])); } #[test] fn are_search_keys_identical_returns_true_when_all_match() { assert!(are_search_keys_identical([ b"same".as_slice(), b"same", b"same" ])); } #[test] fn are_search_keys_identical_returns_false_when_one_differs() { assert!(!are_search_keys_identical([ b"same".as_slice(), b"same", b"other" ])); assert!(!are_search_keys_identical([b"first".as_slice(), b"second"])); } #[test] fn serialise_internal_node_roundtrips_through_deserialise() { let items = vec![ InternalNodeChild { prefix: b"prebar".to_vec(), flat_key: b"sha1:bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb".to_vec(), }, InternalNodeChild { prefix: b"prefoo".to_vec(), flat_key: b"sha1:aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa".to_vec(), }, ]; // The fixture's `length=2` happens to match items.len() because // those two children are themselves leaves; for deeper trees // length is the total leaf count, which the caller passes in. let out = serialise_internal_node(200, 1, 2, b"pre", &items).unwrap(); let blob: Vec = out.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); assert_eq!(blob, INTERNAL_FIXTURE); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/chunk_writer.rs0000644000000000000000000003777215167230034020262 0ustar00//! Fixed-size compressed chunk writer. //! //! Port of `bzrformats.chunk_writer.ChunkWriter`. The writer accumulates //! arbitrary byte slices and flushes them to a target chunk size, using zlib //! `Z_SYNC_FLUSH` and full repacks to push as much content as possible into //! the page. When the next slice would overflow, [`ChunkWriter::write`] //! returns `true` and remembers the slice as `unused_bytes` so the caller can //! retry it on a fresh writer. use flate2::{Compress, Compression, FlushCompress, Status}; pub const REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED: (u32, u32) = (0, 8); pub const REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE: (u32, u32) = (20, 0); /// Result returned by [`ChunkWriter::finish`]. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct FinishedChunk { /// The list of compressed byte chunks. The last one is a padding run of /// `0x00` bytes if the compressed output was shorter than `chunk_size`. pub bytes_list: Vec>, /// The bytes that did not fit, if `write` returned `true`. pub unused_bytes: Option>, /// Number of `0x00` padding bytes added at the end of `bytes_list`. pub nulls_needed: usize, } pub struct ChunkWriter { chunk_size: usize, reserved_size: usize, compressor: Compress, /// Raw input bytes accepted into the current compressor. Used to repack /// the whole stream from scratch when `Z_SYNC_FLUSH` doesn't pack tightly /// enough. bytes_in: Vec>, /// Compressed output bytes accumulated so far for the *current* /// compressor. bytes_list: Vec>, bytes_out_len: usize, /// Total input bytes since the last `Z_SYNC_FLUSH`. unflushed_in_bytes: usize, num_repack: u32, num_zsync: u32, unused_bytes: Option>, max_repack: u32, max_zsync: u32, } impl ChunkWriter { /// Construct a writer targeting `chunk_size` total bytes. /// /// `reserved` carves out a tail region inside `chunk_size` that can only /// be written via `write(_, reserved=true)`. `optimize_for_size = true` /// switches to the slower but tighter packing strategy used by Python's /// `_repack_opts_for_size`. pub fn new(chunk_size: usize, reserved: usize, optimize_for_size: bool) -> Self { let (max_repack, max_zsync) = if optimize_for_size { REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE } else { REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED }; Self { chunk_size, reserved_size: reserved, compressor: Compress::new(Compression::default(), true), bytes_in: Vec::new(), bytes_list: Vec::new(), bytes_out_len: 0, unflushed_in_bytes: 0, num_repack: 0, num_zsync: 0, unused_bytes: None, max_repack, max_zsync, } } pub fn max_repack(&self) -> u32 { self.max_repack } pub fn max_zsync(&self) -> u32 { self.max_zsync } /// Switch between the speed/size repack tunables. pub fn set_optimize(&mut self, for_size: bool) { let (max_repack, max_zsync) = if for_size { REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE } else { REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED }; self.max_repack = max_repack; self.max_zsync = max_zsync; } /// Drain `Z_FINISH` and pad to `chunk_size`. pub fn finish(mut self) -> FinishedChunk { self.bytes_in.clear(); let mut tail = Vec::with_capacity(64); loop { let out_before = tail.len(); let in_before = self.compressor.total_in(); let _ = self .compressor .compress_vec(&[], &mut tail, FlushCompress::Finish); let in_after = self.compressor.total_in(); let out_after = tail.len(); if in_after == in_before && out_after == out_before { break; } if tail.len() == tail.capacity() { tail.reserve(64); } } if !tail.is_empty() { self.bytes_out_len += tail.len(); self.bytes_list.push(tail); } assert!( self.bytes_out_len <= self.chunk_size, "Somehow we ended up with too much compressed data, {} > {}", self.bytes_out_len, self.chunk_size ); let nulls_needed = self.chunk_size - self.bytes_out_len; if nulls_needed > 0 { self.bytes_list.push(vec![0u8; nulls_needed]); } FinishedChunk { bytes_list: self.bytes_list, unused_bytes: self.unused_bytes, nulls_needed, } } /// Try to append `bytes` to the current chunk. /// /// Returns `true` if the bytes could not fit; the caller should treat the /// page as full and start a new one. Setting `reserved` to `true` lets the /// caller tap the tail region carved out at construction time. pub fn write(&mut self, bytes: &[u8], reserved: bool) -> bool { if self.num_repack > self.max_repack && !reserved { self.unused_bytes = Some(bytes.to_vec()); return true; } let capacity = if reserved { self.chunk_size } else { self.chunk_size.saturating_sub(self.reserved_size) }; let next_unflushed = self.unflushed_in_bytes + bytes.len(); let remaining_capacity = capacity.saturating_sub(self.bytes_out_len + 10); if next_unflushed < remaining_capacity { // Looks like it'll fit. let out = compress_chunk(&mut self.compressor, bytes, FlushCompress::None); if !out.is_empty() { self.bytes_out_len += out.len(); self.bytes_list.push(out); } self.bytes_in.push(bytes.to_vec()); self.unflushed_in_bytes += bytes.len(); return false; } // Try Z_SYNC_FLUSH. self.num_zsync += 1; if self.max_repack == 0 && self.num_zsync > self.max_zsync { self.num_repack += 1; self.unused_bytes = Some(bytes.to_vec()); return true; } let out = compress_chunk(&mut self.compressor, bytes, FlushCompress::Sync); self.unflushed_in_bytes = 0; if !out.is_empty() { self.bytes_out_len += out.len(); self.bytes_list.push(out); } let safety_margin = if self.num_repack == 0 { 100 } else { 10 }; if self.bytes_out_len + safety_margin <= capacity { self.bytes_in.push(bytes.to_vec()); return false; } // Over budget: try a full repack including the new bytes. self.num_repack += 1; let mut bytes_in_extended = self.bytes_in.clone(); bytes_in_extended.push(bytes.to_vec()); let (out_chunks_with_extra, out_len_with_extra, compressor_with_extra) = recompress_all_bytes_in(&bytes_in_extended, true); let new_out_len = out_len_with_extra; if self.num_repack >= self.max_repack { // Match the Python behaviour: bump us *past* `_max_repack` so the // next call short-circuits. self.num_repack += 1; } if new_out_len + 10 > capacity { // Even fully repacked it doesn't fit. Repack without the extra // bytes and stash the new bytes as `unused`. let (out_chunks, out_len, compressor) = recompress_all_bytes_in(&self.bytes_in, false); self.compressor = compressor; // Force any further writes to short-circuit. self.num_repack = self.max_repack + 1; self.bytes_list = out_chunks; self.bytes_out_len = out_len; self.unused_bytes = Some(bytes.to_vec()); true } else { // It fits when packed tighter; commit the new packing. self.compressor = compressor_with_extra; self.bytes_in.push(bytes.to_vec()); self.bytes_list = out_chunks_with_extra; self.bytes_out_len = new_out_len; false } } } fn compress_chunk(comp: &mut Compress, input: &[u8], flush: FlushCompress) -> Vec { // Use a scratch buffer and the lower-level `compress` (not `compress_vec`) // so we explicitly control output capacity. This mirrors what CPython's // zlib module does for compressobj.compress / compressobj.flush. let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut scratch = vec![0u8; 65536]; let mut consumed = 0; let mut guard = 0usize; // Step 1: push all of `input` with no flush. while consumed < input.len() { guard += 1; assert!(guard < 10_000, "compress_chunk input loop runaway"); let in_before = comp.total_in(); let out_before = comp.total_out(); comp.compress(&input[consumed..], &mut scratch, FlushCompress::None) .expect("zlib compression failed"); let in_advance = (comp.total_in() - in_before) as usize; let out_advance = (comp.total_out() - out_before) as usize; if out_advance > 0 { out.extend_from_slice(&scratch[..out_advance]); } consumed += in_advance; if in_advance == 0 && out_advance == 0 { scratch.resize(scratch.len() * 2, 0); } } if matches!(flush, FlushCompress::None) { return out; } // Step 2: call the flush exactly once (both Z_SYNC_FLUSH and Z_FINISH // are single-shot operations that emit all remaining data at once). // Grow scratch to accommodate everything in a single call. loop { if scratch.len() < 16 * 1024 { scratch.resize(16 * 1024, 0); } let out_before = comp.total_out(); let status = comp .compress(&[], &mut scratch, flush) .expect("zlib flush failed"); let out_advance = (comp.total_out() - out_before) as usize; if out_advance > 0 { out.extend_from_slice(&scratch[..out_advance]); } match status { Status::Ok => break, Status::StreamEnd => break, Status::BufError => { // Buffer was too small; grow and retry. scratch.resize(scratch.len() * 2, 0); continue; } } } out } fn recompress_all_bytes_in( bytes_in: &[Vec], sync_flush_extra: bool, ) -> (Vec>, usize, Compress) { let mut compressor = Compress::new(Compression::default(), true); let mut out_chunks: Vec> = Vec::new(); if sync_flush_extra { // The last chunk gets Z_SYNC_FLUSH so its data is committed to the // output (matching the Python `_recompress_all_bytes_in(extra_bytes)` // behaviour). if let Some((last, head)) = bytes_in.split_last() { for chunk in head { let out = compress_chunk(&mut compressor, chunk, FlushCompress::None); if !out.is_empty() { out_chunks.push(out); } } let out = compress_chunk(&mut compressor, last, FlushCompress::Sync); if !out.is_empty() { out_chunks.push(out); } } } else { for chunk in bytes_in { let out = compress_chunk(&mut compressor, chunk, FlushCompress::None); if !out.is_empty() { out_chunks.push(out); } } } let out_len: usize = out_chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); (out_chunks, out_len, compressor) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use flate2::read::ZlibDecoder; use std::io::Read; fn decompress(data: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut decoder = ZlibDecoder::new(data); let mut out = Vec::new(); decoder.read_to_end(&mut out).unwrap(); out } fn check_chunk(bytes_list: &[Vec], size: usize) -> Vec { let data: Vec = bytes_list.iter().flatten().copied().collect(); assert_eq!(data.len(), size); decompress(&data) } #[test] fn empty_chunk_only_zlib_header() { let writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); let finished = writer.finish(); let payload = check_chunk(&finished.bytes_list, 4096); assert!(payload.is_empty()); assert_eq!(finished.unused_bytes, None); } #[test] fn optimize_for_speed_uses_speed_opts() { let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); writer.set_optimize(false); assert_eq!( (writer.max_repack(), writer.max_zsync()), REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED ); let writer2 = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); assert_eq!( (writer2.max_repack(), writer2.max_zsync()), REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SPEED ); } #[test] fn optimize_for_size_uses_size_opts() { let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); writer.set_optimize(true); assert_eq!( (writer.max_repack(), writer.max_zsync()), REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE ); let writer2 = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, true); assert_eq!( (writer2.max_repack(), writer2.max_zsync()), REPACK_OPTS_FOR_SIZE ); } #[test] fn some_data_round_trips() { let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); assert!(!writer.write(b"foo bar baz quux\n", false)); let finished = writer.finish(); let payload = check_chunk(&finished.bytes_list, 4096); assert_eq!(payload, b"foo bar baz quux\n"); assert_eq!(finished.unused_bytes, None); } fn make_lines() -> Vec> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); for group in 0..48 { let offset = group * 50; let mut line = Vec::new(); for n in offset..offset + 50 { line.extend_from_slice(format!("{}", n).as_bytes()); } line.push(b'\n'); lines.push(line); } lines } #[test] fn finish_pads_to_exact_size_when_partial() { // ChunkWriter::finish() must always produce chunks totalling // exactly `chunk_size` (the tail of nulls makes up the difference). let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(3996, 0, false); assert!(!writer.write(b"hello world\n", false)); let finished = writer.finish(); let total: usize = finished.bytes_list.iter().map(|b| b.len()).sum(); assert_eq!(total, 3996); } #[test] fn too_much_data_does_not_exceed_size() { let lines = make_lines(); let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 0, false); let mut last_idx = None; for (idx, line) in lines.iter().enumerate() { if writer.write(line, false) { last_idx = Some(idx); break; } } let stop_idx = last_idx.expect("should have stopped"); let finished = writer.finish(); let payload = check_chunk(&finished.bytes_list, 4096); let expected: Vec = lines[..stop_idx].iter().flatten().copied().collect(); assert_eq!(payload, expected); assert_eq!( finished.unused_bytes.as_deref(), Some(lines[stop_idx].as_slice()) ); } #[test] fn too_much_data_preserves_reserve_space() { let lines = make_lines(); let mut writer = ChunkWriter::new(4096, 256, false); let mut stop_idx = None; for (idx, line) in lines.iter().enumerate() { if writer.write(line, false) { stop_idx = Some(idx); break; } } let stop_idx = stop_idx.expect("should have stopped"); // Reserved write should always succeed (256 bytes). let reserved_blob = vec![b'A'; 256]; assert!(!writer.write(&reserved_blob, true)); let finished = writer.finish(); let payload = check_chunk(&finished.bytes_list, 4096); let mut expected: Vec = lines[..stop_idx].iter().flatten().copied().collect(); expected.extend_from_slice(&reserved_blob); assert_eq!(payload, expected); assert_eq!( finished.unused_bytes.as_deref(), Some(lines[stop_idx].as_slice()) ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/config.rs0000644000000000000000000004221115211573005017001 0ustar00//! Breezy's configuration system, ported from `breezy/config.py`. //! //! The stack has four layers, bottom to top: //! //! * [`ConfigObj`] -- a parser/writer for the ConfigObj INI dialect breezy //! uses on disk (UTF-8, `list_values=False`, interpolation off). It preserves //! section/key order and round-trips comments well enough that rewriting a //! file only touches the values that changed. //! * [`Section`] / [`MutableSection`] -- a read or read/write view of one //! `{name: value}` section within a parsed file. The top-level scalars form //! the "no-name" section (`id == None`). //! * [`Store`] (concretely [`IniFileStore`] and [`TransportIniFileStore`]) -- //! persistence for a whole config file, handing out sections and writing //! changes back. //! * [`Stack`] (concretely [`BranchStack`] and [`BranchOnlyStack`]) -- the //! option lookup chain: the first section that has a value wins, the value is //! unquoted and run through the registered [`Option`]'s converter, and a //! default is supplied if nothing matched. //! //! The home-directory stores (`bazaar.conf`, `locations.conf`) are not built //! here: their on-disk locations come from breezy's `bedding` crate, which the //! bazaar crate deliberately does not depend on. [`TransportIniFileStore`] is //! generic over a transport and file name, so breezy can compose those stores //! itself. use std::collections::BTreeMap; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, TransportError}; mod configobj; mod option; pub use configobj::{ConfigObj, ConfigObjError}; pub use option::{ bool_from_store, int_from_store, int_si_from_store, list_from_store, Option as ConfigOption, OptionRegistry, }; /// Errors from the config layer. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum ConfigError { /// The file could not be parsed as ConfigObj. Parse(ConfigObjError), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), } impl std::fmt::Display for ConfigError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ConfigError::Parse(e) => write!(f, "config parse error: {e}"), ConfigError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for ConfigError {} impl From for ConfigError { fn from(e: ConfigObjError) -> Self { ConfigError::Parse(e) } } impl From for ConfigError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { ConfigError::Transport(e) } } /// A read view of one config section: an ordered `{name: value}` map plus the /// section id (`None` for the top-level no-name section). /// /// Values are the raw strings the parser produced (with `list_values=False`, /// surrounding quotes are kept); a [`Stack`] unquotes them on read. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Section { id: Option, options: BTreeMap, order: Vec, } impl Section { fn new(id: Option, options: Vec<(String, String)>) -> Self { let mut map = BTreeMap::new(); let mut order = Vec::with_capacity(options.len()); for (k, v) in options { if !map.contains_key(&k) { order.push(k.clone()); } map.insert(k, v); } Section { id, options: map, order, } } /// The section id; `None` for the no-name (top-level) section. pub fn id(&self) -> Option<&str> { self.id.as_deref() } /// The raw value for `name`, if present. pub fn get(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&str> { self.options.get(name).map(|s| s.as_str()) } /// Option names in file order. pub fn iter_option_names(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.order.iter().map(|s| s.as_str()) } } /// A read/write view of a section, tracking which keys changed so a store can /// rewrite only those. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct MutableSection { section: Section, /// Keys touched since the section was handed out, mapped to whether the /// change was a removal (`true`) or a set (`false`). Mirrors breezy's /// `orig` tracking closely enough to know what to write back. dirty: BTreeMap, } impl MutableSection { fn new(section: Section) -> Self { MutableSection { section, dirty: BTreeMap::new(), } } /// The section id; `None` for the no-name (top-level) section. pub fn id(&self) -> Option<&str> { self.section.id() } /// The raw value for `name`, if present. pub fn get(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&str> { self.section.get(name) } /// Set `name` to `value`. pub fn set(&mut self, name: &str, value: &str) { if !self.section.options.contains_key(name) { self.section.order.push(name.to_string()); } self.section .options .insert(name.to_string(), value.to_string()); self.dirty.insert(name.to_string(), false); } /// Remove `name`. pub fn remove(&mut self, name: &str) { if self.section.options.remove(name).is_some() { self.section.order.retain(|k| k != name); self.dirty.insert(name.to_string(), true); } } /// Whether any key changed. pub fn is_dirty(&self) -> bool { !self.dirty.is_empty() } } /// Persistence for one config file: parse it, hand out sections, write changes. /// /// This is the in-memory base; [`TransportIniFileStore`] adds load/save over a /// [`SharedTransport`]. pub struct IniFileStore { config_obj: Option, } impl Default for IniFileStore { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl IniFileStore { /// An empty, unloaded store. pub fn new() -> Self { IniFileStore { config_obj: None } } /// Whether the file has been parsed into memory. pub fn is_loaded(&self) -> bool { self.config_obj.is_some() } /// Parse `bytes` as the store's content, replacing any loaded state. pub fn load_from_bytes(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), ConfigError> { self.config_obj = Some(ConfigObj::parse(bytes)?); Ok(()) } /// Serialize the loaded content back to bytes, or an empty vec if nothing /// is loaded. pub fn to_bytes(&self) -> Vec { match &self.config_obj { Some(c) => c.to_bytes(), None => Vec::new(), } } /// All sections in file order: the no-name section first (if it has any /// scalars), then each named section. pub fn get_sections(&self) -> Vec
{ match &self.config_obj { Some(c) => c.sections(), None => Vec::new(), } } /// The section with the given id (`None` for the no-name section) as a /// mutable view; an empty section if absent. pub fn get_mutable_section(&mut self, section_id: Option<&str>) -> MutableSection { let config = self.config_obj.get_or_insert_with(ConfigObj::empty); let section = config .section(section_id) .unwrap_or_else(|| Section::new(section_id.map(|s| s.to_string()), Vec::new())); MutableSection::new(section) } /// Apply a mutable section's changes back into the loaded content. pub fn apply_changes(&mut self, section: &MutableSection) { let config = self.config_obj.get_or_insert_with(ConfigObj::empty); for (key, removed) in §ion.dirty { if *removed { config.remove_value(section.id(), key); } else if let Some(value) = section.get(key) { config.set_value(section.id(), key, value); } } } /// The store's quoting of a value for writing (list-aware, as breezy's /// `Store.quote`). pub fn quote(&self, value: &str) -> String { configobj::quote_value(value) } /// The store's unquoting of a raw value read from a section. pub fn unquote(&self, value: &str) -> String { configobj::unquote_value(value) } } /// An [`IniFileStore`] backed by a file on a [`SharedTransport`]. pub struct TransportIniFileStore { store: IniFileStore, transport: SharedTransport, file_name: String, } impl TransportIniFileStore { /// A store for `file_name` reached through `transport`. pub fn new(transport: SharedTransport, file_name: impl Into) -> Self { TransportIniFileStore { store: IniFileStore::new(), transport, file_name: file_name.into(), } } /// Load the file into memory; a missing file loads as empty content. pub fn load(&mut self) -> Result<(), ConfigError> { if self.store.is_loaded() { return Ok(()); } let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes(&self.file_name) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Vec::new(), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; self.store.load_from_bytes(&bytes) } /// Write the loaded content back to the file. pub fn save(&self) -> Result<(), ConfigError> { if !self.store.is_loaded() { return Ok(()); } self.transport .put_bytes(&self.file_name, &self.store.to_bytes(), None)?; Ok(()) } /// The underlying [`IniFileStore`]. pub fn store(&self) -> &IniFileStore { &self.store } /// The underlying [`IniFileStore`], mutably. pub fn store_mut(&mut self) -> &mut IniFileStore { &mut self.store } } /// The option lookup chain over an ordered list of sections. /// /// `get` returns the first section's value for an option, unquoted and run /// through the registered converter, falling back to the option default. This /// is the generic engine; [`BranchStack`] and [`BranchOnlyStack`] supply the /// section order. pub struct Stack<'r> { sections: Vec
, registry: &'r OptionRegistry, } impl<'r> Stack<'r> { /// A stack over `sections` (consulted in order) using `registry` for option /// metadata and conversion. pub fn new(sections: Vec
, registry: &'r OptionRegistry) -> Self { Stack { sections, registry } } /// The raw (still-quoted) value for `name` from the first section that has /// it, ignoring option defaults. fn get_raw(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&str> { self.sections.iter().find_map(|s| s.get(name)) } /// The converted value for `name`: the first matching section's value, /// unquoted and converted per the option registry, else the option's /// default. /// /// Returns `None` when neither a section nor a default supplies a value. pub fn get(&self, name: &str) -> Option { let opt = self.registry.get(name); if let Some(raw) = self.get_raw(name) { let unquoted = configobj::unquote_value(raw); return match opt { Some(o) => o.convert_from_unicode(&unquoted), None => Some(unquoted), }; } opt.and_then(|o| o.default().map(|s| s.to_string())) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::{LocalTransport, Transport}; use std::sync::Arc; #[test] fn ini_file_store_round_trips_no_name_section() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store .load_from_bytes(b"stacked_on_location = ../parent\nnickname = trunk\n") .unwrap(); let sections = store.get_sections(); assert_eq!(sections.len(), 1); assert_eq!(sections[0].id(), None); assert_eq!(sections[0].get("stacked_on_location"), Some("../parent")); assert_eq!(sections[0].get("nickname"), Some("trunk")); } #[test] fn set_value_preserves_other_keys() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store.load_from_bytes(b"nickname = trunk\n").unwrap(); let mut sec = store.get_mutable_section(None); sec.set("bound", "True"); store.apply_changes(&sec); let reloaded = store.get_sections(); assert_eq!(reloaded[0].get("nickname"), Some("trunk")); assert_eq!(reloaded[0].get("bound"), Some("True")); } #[test] fn remove_value_drops_key() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store .load_from_bytes(b"nickname = trunk\nbound = True\n") .unwrap(); let mut sec = store.get_mutable_section(None); sec.remove("bound"); store.apply_changes(&sec); assert_eq!(store.get_sections()[0].get("bound"), None); assert_eq!(store.get_sections()[0].get("nickname"), Some("trunk")); } #[test] fn transport_store_loads_missing_file_as_empty() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let transport: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut store = TransportIniFileStore::new(transport, "branch.conf"); store.load().unwrap(); assert!(store.store().get_sections().is_empty()); } #[test] fn transport_store_save_then_reload() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let transport: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let probe = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut store = TransportIniFileStore::new(transport, "branch.conf"); store.load().unwrap(); let mut sec = store.store_mut().get_mutable_section(None); sec.set("stacked_on_location", "../base"); store.store_mut().apply_changes(&sec); store.save().unwrap(); let on_disk = probe.get_bytes("branch.conf").unwrap(); assert_eq!(on_disk, b"stacked_on_location = ../base\n"); } #[test] fn stack_returns_first_section_match() { let registry = OptionRegistry::with_defaults(); let sections = vec![ Section::new( Some("/path".to_string()), vec![("nickname".to_string(), "specific".to_string())], ), Section::new(None, vec![("nickname".to_string(), "generic".to_string())]), ]; let stack = Stack::new(sections, ®istry); assert_eq!(stack.get("nickname").as_deref(), Some("specific")); } #[test] fn stack_falls_back_to_default() { let registry = OptionRegistry::with_defaults(); let stack = Stack::new(vec![], ®istry); // default_format is registered with default "2a". assert_eq!(stack.get("default_format").as_deref(), Some("2a")); // stacked_on_location has no default -> None. assert_eq!(stack.get("stacked_on_location"), None); } #[test] fn config_error_display_wraps_source() { let parse: ConfigError = ConfigObjError::MissingEquals("bad line".to_string()).into(); assert_eq!( parse.to_string(), "config parse error: line is not key = value: \"bad line\"" ); } #[test] fn named_section_reports_id_and_ordered_names() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store .load_from_bytes(b"[/srv/trunk]\nnickname = trunk\nbound = True\n") .unwrap(); let sections = store.get_sections(); assert_eq!(sections.len(), 1); assert_eq!(sections[0].id(), Some("/srv/trunk")); // iter_option_names yields the keys in file order. let names: Vec<&str> = sections[0].iter_option_names().collect(); assert_eq!(names, vec!["nickname", "bound"]); } #[test] fn mutable_section_tracks_id_and_dirtiness() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store.load_from_bytes(b"[loc]\nnickname = trunk\n").unwrap(); let mut sec = store.get_mutable_section(Some("loc")); assert_eq!(sec.id(), Some("loc")); assert!(!sec.is_dirty()); sec.set("bound", "True"); assert!(sec.is_dirty()); assert_eq!(sec.get("bound"), Some("True")); } #[test] fn mutable_section_remove_only_clears_present_keys() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); store.load_from_bytes(b"nickname = trunk\n").unwrap(); let mut sec = store.get_mutable_section(None); // Removing an absent key leaves the section clean. sec.remove("absent"); assert!(!sec.is_dirty()); // Removing a present key marks it dirty and drops the value. sec.remove("nickname"); assert!(sec.is_dirty()); assert_eq!(sec.get("nickname"), None); } #[test] fn ini_file_store_tracks_loaded_state() { let mut store = IniFileStore::new(); assert!(!store.is_loaded()); store.load_from_bytes(b"a = 1\n").unwrap(); assert!(store.is_loaded()); } #[test] fn transport_store_load_reads_existing_file() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); std::fs::write(dir.path().join("branch.conf"), b"nickname = trunk\n").unwrap(); let transport: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut store = TransportIniFileStore::new(transport, "branch.conf"); store.load().unwrap(); // load() must actually populate the store, not just return Ok. let sections = store.store().get_sections(); assert_eq!(sections.len(), 1); assert_eq!(sections[0].get("nickname"), Some("trunk")); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/config/0000755000000000000000000000000015211365711016436 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/0000755000000000000000000000000015174610256017015 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/filters.rs0000644000000000000000000001373415207367274017232 0ustar00use crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks; use std::fs::File; use std::io::Error; use std::io::Read; use std::path::Path; pub type ContentFilterProvider = dyn Fn(&Path, u64) -> Box + Send + Sync; pub trait ContentFilter { fn reader( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>; fn writer( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>; fn sha1_file(&self, path: &Path) -> Result { let mut file = File::open(path)?; let chunk_iter = std::iter::from_fn(move || { let mut buf = vec![0; 128 << 10]; let bytes_read = file.read(&mut buf); if let Err(e) = bytes_read { return Some(Err(e)); } let bytes_read = bytes_read.unwrap(); if bytes_read == 0 { None } else { buf.truncate(bytes_read); Some(Ok(buf)) } }); let chunk_iter = self.reader(Box::new(chunk_iter)); let mut err = None; let sha1 = sha_chunks(chunk_iter.filter_map(|r| { if let Err(e) = r { err = Some(e); None } else { Some(r.unwrap()) } })); if let Some(err) = err { Err(err) } else { Ok(sha1) } } } pub struct ContentFilterStack { filters: Vec>, } impl From>> for ContentFilterStack { fn from(filters: Vec>) -> Self { Self { filters } } } impl ContentFilterStack { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { filters: Vec::new(), } } pub fn add_filter(&mut self, filter: Box) { self.filters.push(filter); } } impl std::default::Default for ContentFilterStack { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl ContentFilter for ContentFilterStack { fn reader( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { self.filters .iter() .fold(input, |input, filter| filter.reader(input)) } fn writer( &self, input: Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>, ) -> Box, Error>> + Send + Sync> { self.filters .iter() .fold(input, |input, filter| filter.writer(input)) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::io::Write; type Chunks = Box, Error>> + Send + Sync>; /// A filter that maps each byte through a per-direction function, applied /// chunk by chunk. `read_fn` runs on read, `write_fn` on write. struct ByteMapFilter { read_fn: fn(u8) -> u8, write_fn: fn(u8) -> u8, } fn map_chunks(input: Chunks, f: fn(u8) -> u8) -> Chunks { Box::new(input.map(move |r| r.map(|chunk| chunk.into_iter().map(f).collect()))) } impl ContentFilter for ByteMapFilter { fn reader(&self, input: Chunks) -> Chunks { map_chunks(input, self.read_fn) } fn writer(&self, input: Chunks) -> Chunks { map_chunks(input, self.write_fn) } } fn collect(chunks: Chunks) -> Vec { chunks.flat_map(|r| r.unwrap()).collect() } fn one_chunk(bytes: &[u8]) -> Chunks { Box::new(std::iter::once(Ok(bytes.to_vec()))) } #[test] fn test_empty_stack_is_identity() { let stack = ContentFilterStack::new(); assert_eq!(collect(stack.reader(one_chunk(b"hello"))), b"hello"); assert_eq!(collect(stack.writer(one_chunk(b"hello"))), b"hello"); } #[test] fn test_single_filter_applied() { let stack = ContentFilterStack::from(vec![Box::new(ByteMapFilter { read_fn: |b| b.to_ascii_uppercase(), write_fn: |b| b.to_ascii_lowercase(), }) as Box]); assert_eq!(collect(stack.reader(one_chunk(b"Hello"))), b"HELLO"); assert_eq!(collect(stack.writer(one_chunk(b"Hello"))), b"hello"); } #[test] fn test_stack_composes_filters_in_order() { // First filter adds 1 on read, second adds 10 on read: read applies // them in fold order (first, then second). let stack = ContentFilterStack::from(vec![ Box::new(ByteMapFilter { read_fn: |b| b + 1, write_fn: |b| b - 1, }) as Box, Box::new(ByteMapFilter { read_fn: |b| b + 10, write_fn: |b| b - 10, }) as Box, ]); assert_eq!(collect(stack.reader(one_chunk(&[0, 100]))), vec![11, 111]); assert_eq!(collect(stack.writer(one_chunk(&[11, 111]))), vec![0, 100]); } #[test] fn test_sha1_file_runs_content_through_reader() { let mut tmp = tempfile::NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); tmp.write_all(b"hello world").unwrap(); tmp.flush().unwrap(); // No filters: sha1 of the raw file content. let stack = ContentFilterStack::new(); assert_eq!( stack.sha1_file(tmp.path()).unwrap(), "2aae6c35c94fcfb415dbe95f408b9ce91ee846ed" ); // An uppercasing read filter: sha1 must be of "HELLO WORLD". let upper = ContentFilterStack::from(vec![Box::new(ByteMapFilter { read_fn: |b| b.to_ascii_uppercase(), write_fn: |b| b.to_ascii_lowercase(), }) as Box]); assert_eq!( upper.sha1_file(tmp.path()).unwrap(), crate::osutils::sha::sha_string(b"HELLO WORLD") ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/gen_ids.rs0000644000000000000000000002023015202702135017137 0ustar00use crate::osutils::rand_chars; use lazy_regex::regex; use lazy_static::lazy_static; use regex::bytes::Regex; use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH}; lazy_static! { // the regex removes any weird characters; we don't escape them // but rather just pull them out static ref FILE_ID_CHARS_RE: Regex = Regex::new(r#"[^\w.]"#).unwrap(); static ref REV_ID_CHARS_RE: Regex = Regex::new(r#"[^-\w.+@]"#).unwrap(); static ref GEN_FILE_ID_SUFFIX: String = gen_file_id_suffix(); } fn gen_file_id_suffix() -> String { let current_time = SystemTime::now() .duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH) .unwrap() .as_secs(); let random_chars = rand_chars(16); format!( "-{}-{}-", crate::osutils::time::compact_date(current_time), random_chars ) } pub fn next_id_suffix(suffix: Option<&str>) -> Vec { static GEN_FILE_ID_SERIAL: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); // XXX TODO: change breezy.add.smart_add_tree to call workingtree.add() rather // than having to move the id randomness out of the inner loop like this. // XXX TODO: for the global randomness this uses we should add the thread-id // before the serial #. // XXX TODO: jam 20061102 I think it would be good to reset every 100 or // 1000 calls, or perhaps if time.time() increases by a certain // amount. time.time() shouldn't be terribly expensive to call, // and it means that long-lived processes wouldn't use the same // suffix forever. let serial = GEN_FILE_ID_SERIAL.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); format!( "{}{}", suffix.unwrap_or(GEN_FILE_ID_SUFFIX.as_str()), serial ) .into_bytes() } pub fn gen_file_id(name: &str) -> Vec { // The real randomness is in the _next_id_suffix, the // rest of the identifier is just to be nice. // So we: // 1) Remove non-ascii word characters to keep the ids portable // 2) squash to lowercase, so the file id doesn't have to // be escaped (case insensitive filesystems would bork for ids // that only differ in case without escaping). // 3) truncate the filename to 20 chars. Long filenames also bork on some // filesystems // 4) Removing starting '.' characters to prevent the file ids from // being considered hidden. let name_bytes = name .chars() .filter(|c| c.is_ascii()) .collect::() .to_ascii_lowercase() .as_bytes() .to_vec(); let ascii_word_only = FILE_ID_CHARS_RE .replace_all(&name_bytes, |_: ®ex::bytes::Captures| b"") .to_vec(); let without_dots = ascii_word_only .into_iter() .skip_while(|c| *c == b'.') .collect::>(); let short = without_dots.iter().take(20).cloned().collect::>(); let suffix = next_id_suffix(None); [short, suffix].concat() } pub fn gen_root_id() -> Vec { gen_file_id("tree_root") } fn get_identifier(s: &str) -> Vec { let mut identifier = s.to_string(); if let Some(start) = s.find('<') { let end = s.rfind('>'); if end.is_some() && start < end.unwrap() && end.unwrap() == s.len() - 1 && s[start..].find('@').is_some() { identifier = s[start + 1..end.unwrap()].to_string(); } } let identifier: String = identifier .to_ascii_lowercase() .replace(' ', "_") .chars() .filter(|c| c.is_ascii()) .collect(); REV_ID_CHARS_RE .replace_all(identifier.as_bytes(), |_: ®ex::bytes::Captures| b"") .to_vec() } pub fn gen_revision_id(username: &str, timestamp: Option) -> Vec { let user_or_email = get_identifier(username); // This gives 36^16 ~= 2^82.7 ~= 83 bits of entropy let unique_chunk = crate::osutils::rand_chars(16).as_bytes().to_vec(); let timestamp = timestamp.unwrap_or_else(|| { SystemTime::now() .duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH) .unwrap() .as_secs() }); [ user_or_email, crate::osutils::time::compact_date(timestamp) .as_bytes() .to_vec(), unique_chunk, ] .join(&b'-') } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn starts_with(id: &[u8], prefix: &[u8]) -> bool { id.starts_with(prefix) } #[test] fn gen_file_id_preserves_filename_prefix() { assert!(starts_with(&gen_file_id("bar"), b"bar-")); } #[test] fn gen_file_id_squashes_case_and_strips_non_word_chars() { assert!(starts_with(&gen_file_id("Mwoo oof\t m"), b"mwoooofm-")); } #[test] fn gen_file_id_strips_leading_dots() { assert!(starts_with(&gen_file_id("..gam.py"), b"gam.py-")); assert!(starts_with(&gen_file_id("..Mwoo oof\t m"), b"mwoooofm-")); } #[test] fn gen_file_id_strips_non_ascii_and_avoids_hidden_id() { // "å ...txt" with non-ascii leading → only b"txt" survives assert!(starts_with(&gen_file_id("\u{e5}\u{b5}.txt"), b"txt-")); } #[test] fn gen_file_id_truncates_to_twenty_chars_lowercased() { let name: String = std::iter::repeat('A').take(50).collect::() + ".txt"; let fid = gen_file_id(&name); let expected_prefix: Vec = b"a".repeat(20); let mut expected = expected_prefix; expected.push(b'-'); assert!(starts_with(&fid, &expected)); assert!(fid.len() < 60); } #[test] fn gen_file_id_truncation_happens_after_other_steps() { let fid = gen_file_id("\u{e5}\u{b5}..aBcd\tefGhijKLMnop\tqrstuvwxyz"); assert!(starts_with(&fid, b"abcdefghijklmnopqrst-")); assert!(fid.len() < 60); } #[test] fn next_id_suffix_increments_serial() { let ids: Vec> = (0..10).map(|_| next_id_suffix(Some("foo-"))).collect(); let ns: Vec = ids .iter() .map(|id| { let s = std::str::from_utf8(id).unwrap(); s.rsplit('-').next().unwrap().parse().unwrap() }) .collect(); // Serial is a process-global counter shared with gen_file_id, so // other tests running in parallel may interleave increments. Only // require that serials from this call are strictly increasing. for i in 1..ns.len() { assert!(ns[i] > ns[i - 1]); } } #[test] fn gen_root_id_starts_with_tree_root() { assert!(starts_with(&gen_root_id(), b"tree_root-")); } #[test] fn gen_revision_id_uses_explicit_timestamp() { let id = gen_revision_id("user@host", Some(1162500656)); let s = std::str::from_utf8(&id).unwrap(); assert!(s.starts_with("user@host-20061102205056-")); } #[test] fn gen_revision_id_extracts_email_from_angle_brackets() { for input in [ "user+joe_bar@foo-bar.com", "", "Joe Bar ", "Joe Bar ", "Joe B\u{e5}r ", ] { let id = gen_revision_id(input, Some(0)); let s = std::str::from_utf8(&id).unwrap(); assert!( s.starts_with("user+joe_bar@foo-bar.com-"), "expected email prefix for input {:?}, got {:?}", input, s ); } } #[test] fn gen_revision_id_falls_back_to_full_username() { let id = gen_revision_id("Joe Bar", Some(0)); let s = std::str::from_utf8(&id).unwrap(); assert!(s.starts_with("joe_bar-")); // Non-ascii is stripped out of the identifier. let id = gen_revision_id("Joe B\u{e5}r", Some(0)); let s = std::str::from_utf8(&id).unwrap(); assert!(s.starts_with("joe_br-")); } #[test] fn gen_revision_id_always_returns_ascii() { let id = gen_revision_id("Joe Bar ", Some(0)); // Should still decode as ascii. let s = std::str::from_utf8(&id).unwrap(); assert!(s.is_ascii()); assert!(s.starts_with("joe@f-")); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/globbing.rs0000644000000000000000000001525615207367274017346 0ustar00//! Tools for converting globs to regular expressions. //! //! This module provides functions for converting shell-like globs to regular //! expressions. pub use fancy_regex::{Captures, Error, Match, Regex}; use lazy_static::lazy_static; use std::sync::Arc; lazy_static! { static ref SLASHES_RE: Regex = Regex::new(r"[\\/]+").unwrap(); static ref EXPAND_RE: Regex = Regex::new("\\\\&").unwrap(); } /// Converts backslashes in path patterns to forward slashes. /// Doesn't normalize regular expressions - they may contain escapes. pub fn normalize_pattern(pattern: &str) -> String { let mut pattern = pattern.to_string(); if !(pattern.starts_with("RE:") || pattern.starts_with("!RE:")) { pattern = SLASHES_RE.replace_all(pattern.as_str(), "/").to_string(); } if pattern.len() > 1 { pattern = pattern.trim_end_matches('/').to_string(); } pattern } pub enum Replacement { String(String), Function(fn(&str) -> String), Closure(Box String + Sync + Send>), } // TODO(jelmer): Consider using RegexSet from the regex crate instead. /// Do a multiple-pattern substitution. /// /// The patterns and substitutions are combined into one, so the result of /// one replacement is never substituted again. Add the patterns and /// replacements via the add method and then call the object. The patterns /// must not contain capturing groups. pub struct Replacer { compiled: Option, pats: Vec<(String, Arc)>, } impl Replacer { pub fn new(source: Option<&Self>) -> Self { let mut ret = Self::empty(); if let Some(source) = source { ret.add_replacer(source); } ret } pub fn empty() -> Self { Self { compiled: None, pats: Vec::new(), } } /// Add a pattern and replacement. /// /// The pattern must not contain capturing groups. /// The replacement might be either a string template in which \& will be /// replaced with the match, or a function that will get the matching text /// as argument. It does not get match object, because capturing is /// forbidden anyway. pub fn add(&mut self, pat: &str, fun: Replacement) { // Need to recompile self.compiled = None; self.pats.push((pat.to_string(), Arc::new(fun))); } pub fn add_validate(&mut self, pat: &str, fun: Replacement) -> Result<(), Error> { Regex::new(pat)?; self.add(pat, fun); Ok(()) } /// Add all patterns from another replacer. /// /// All patterns and replacements from replacer are appended to the ones /// already defined. pub fn add_replacer(&mut self, replacer: &Replacer) { self.compiled = None; self.pats.extend(replacer.pats.clone()); } pub fn replace(&mut self, text: &str) -> std::result::Result { if self.pats.is_empty() { return Ok(text.to_string()); } if self.compiled.is_none() { let pat_str = self .pats .iter() .map(|(pat, _)| format!("({})", pat)) .collect::>() .join("|"); self.compiled = Some(Regex::new(&pat_str)?); } let pats = &mut self.pats; fn expand(text: &str, rep: &str) -> String { rep.replace("\\&", text) } fn sub(m: &Match, rep: &mut Arc) -> String { let replacement = Arc::get_mut(rep).unwrap(); match replacement { Replacement::String(s) => expand(m.as_str(), s.as_str()), Replacement::Function(f) => f(m.as_str()), Replacement::Closure(f) => f(m.as_str().to_string()), } } Ok(self .compiled .as_ref() .unwrap() .replace_all(text, |caps: &Captures| { for (index, m) in caps.iter().skip(1).enumerate() { if let Some(m) = m { return sub(&m, &mut pats[index].1); } } unreachable!(); }) .to_string()) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn s(text: &str) -> Replacement { Replacement::String(text.to_string()) } #[test] fn test_replacer_simple() { let mut r = Replacer::empty(); r.add("a", s("b")); assert_eq!(r.replace("a").unwrap(), "b"); } #[test] fn test_replacer_function() { let mut r = Replacer::empty(); r.add( "a", Replacement::Function(|m| { assert_eq!(m, "a"); "c".to_string() }), ); assert_eq!(r.replace("a").unwrap(), "c"); } #[test] fn test_replacer_multiple() { let mut r = Replacer::empty(); r.add("a", s("b")); r.add("c", s("d")); assert_eq!(r.replace("a").unwrap(), "b"); assert_eq!(r.replace("c").unwrap(), "d"); } #[test] fn test_replacer_none() { let mut r = Replacer::empty(); assert_eq!(r.replace("a").unwrap(), "a"); } #[test] fn test_replacer_partial() { let mut r = Replacer::empty(); r.add("a", s("b")); assert_eq!(r.replace("ac").unwrap(), "bc"); } #[test] fn test_replacer_expands_ampersand() { // "\&" in the replacement expands to the matched text. let mut r = Replacer::empty(); r.add("a", s("[\\&]")); assert_eq!(r.replace("xax").unwrap(), "x[a]x"); } #[test] fn test_normalize_pattern_backslashes() { assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("\\"), "/"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("\\\\"), "/"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("\\foo\\bar"), "/foo/bar"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("foo\\bar\\"), "foo/bar"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\"), "/foo/bar"); } #[test] fn test_normalize_pattern_forward_slashes() { assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("/"), "/"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("//"), "/"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("/foo/bar"), "/foo/bar"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("foo/bar/"), "foo/bar"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("//foo//bar//"), "/foo/bar"); } #[test] fn test_normalize_pattern_mixed_slashes() { assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("\\/\\foo//\\///bar/\\\\/"), "/foo/bar"); } #[test] fn test_normalize_pattern_leaves_regex_untouched() { // RE:/!RE: prefixed patterns must not have their slashes collapsed. assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("RE:a//b"), "RE:a//b"); assert_eq!(normalize_pattern("!RE:a\\\\b"), "!RE:a\\\\b"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/gpg.rs0000644000000000000000000002514615211415514016321 0ustar00//! OpenPGP signing and verification of commits, gated behind the `gpg` //! feature. //! //! brz signs a revision by clearsigning the revision's testament short text //! and storing the result in the repository's signature store. This module //! produces that clearsigned text in-process with Sequoia, so a commit can //! be signed without shelling out to `gpg`, and verifies a stored clearsigned //! signature back to its plaintext. use sequoia_openpgp::parse::stream::{ MessageLayer, MessageStructure, VerificationHelper, VerifierBuilder, }; use sequoia_openpgp::parse::Parse; use sequoia_openpgp::policy::StandardPolicy; use sequoia_openpgp::serialize::stream::{Message, Signer}; use sequoia_openpgp::{Cert, KeyHandle}; use std::io::{Read, Write}; /// An error from signing. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum SignError { /// The signing key could not be parsed. BadKey(String), /// The key has no usable signing-capable secret subkey. NoSigningKey, /// The OpenPGP layer failed to produce the signature. Sign(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for SignError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { SignError::BadKey(e) => write!(f, "bad signing key: {e}"), SignError::NoSigningKey => write!(f, "no signing-capable secret key"), SignError::Sign(e) => write!(f, "signing failed: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for SignError {} /// Clearsign `plaintext` with the secret key in `cert_bytes` (a Transferable /// Secret Key, ASCII-armored or binary), returning the armored clearsigned /// text — the form brz stores in the signature store. pub fn clearsign(plaintext: &[u8], cert_bytes: &[u8]) -> Result, SignError> { let policy = StandardPolicy::new(); let cert = Cert::from_bytes(cert_bytes).map_err(|e| SignError::BadKey(e.to_string()))?; // Find a signing-capable secret key and turn it into a keypair. let keypair = cert .keys() .with_policy(&policy, None) .secret() .for_signing() .next() .ok_or(SignError::NoSigningKey)? .key() .clone() .into_keypair() .map_err(|e| SignError::Sign(e.to_string()))?; let mut sink: Vec = Vec::new(); { let message = Message::new(&mut sink); // The cleartext signature framework produces its own armor framing. let mut signer = Signer::new(message, keypair) .cleartext() .build() .map_err(|e| SignError::Sign(e.to_string()))?; signer .write_all(plaintext) .map_err(|e| SignError::Sign(e.to_string()))?; signer .finalize() .map_err(|e| SignError::Sign(e.to_string()))?; } Ok(sink) } /// The outcome of verifying a signature, mirroring breezy's `gpg` status /// constants (`SIGNATURE_VALID` etc.) so the values map straight onto the /// Python ones. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum VerificationResult { /// The signature is valid and from an acceptable key. Valid = 0, /// The signing key is not in the supplied keyring. KeyMissing = 1, /// A signature is present but does not validate. NotValid = 2, /// The content is not signed at all. NotSigned = 3, /// The signature is from an expired key. Expired = 4, } /// A successful verification: the status plus the plaintext that was signed. /// /// `plaintext` is `Some` whenever the clearsigned framing could be parsed /// (even if the cryptographic check failed), so a caller can compare it to an /// expected testament; it is `None` only when the input was not a clearsigned /// message. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct Verification { /// The verification status. pub result: VerificationResult, /// The signed plaintext, if the clearsigned framing parsed. pub plaintext: Option>, } /// Collects the verification outcome while Sequoia walks the message. struct Helper<'a> { certs: &'a [Cert], /// Set to the strongest outcome seen across signature layers. result: VerificationResult, /// Whether the message contained any signature group at all. saw_signature: bool, } impl VerificationHelper for &mut Helper<'_> { fn get_certs(&mut self, ids: &[KeyHandle]) -> sequoia_openpgp::Result> { // Hand back the supplied keyring; absent keys surface as a missing-key // verification rather than an error. let _ = ids; Ok(self.certs.to_vec()) } fn check(&mut self, structure: MessageStructure) -> sequoia_openpgp::Result<()> { for layer in structure { if let MessageLayer::SignatureGroup { results } = layer { self.saw_signature = true; self.result = summarize(&results); } } Ok(()) } } /// Reduce a layer's per-signature results to a single status: a good signature /// wins; otherwise an expired-key or missing-key result is reported; otherwise /// the signature is not valid. fn summarize( results: &[Result< sequoia_openpgp::parse::stream::GoodChecksum<'_>, sequoia_openpgp::parse::stream::VerificationError<'_>, >], ) -> VerificationResult { use sequoia_openpgp::parse::stream::VerificationError; let mut best = VerificationResult::NotValid; for r in results { match r { Ok(_) => return VerificationResult::Valid, Err(VerificationError::MissingKey { .. }) => { best = VerificationResult::KeyMissing; } Err(VerificationError::UnboundKey { .. }) | Err(VerificationError::BadKey { .. }) => { // An expired/revoked binding presents as a bad/unbound key. if best == VerificationResult::NotValid { best = VerificationResult::Expired; } } Err(_) => {} } } best } /// Parse a keyring given as raw public-key blobs (each ASCII-armored or /// binary) into [`Cert`]s. Used by callers that pass keys as bytes rather than /// depending on the OpenPGP crate directly. pub fn parse_keyring(keyring: &[Vec]) -> Result, String> { keyring .iter() .map(|b| Cert::from_bytes(b).map_err(|e| e.to_string())) .collect() } /// Verify a clearsigned message against a keyring. /// /// Returns the verification status and the extracted plaintext. `certs` is the /// set of trusted public keys; an empty keyring yields /// [`VerificationResult::KeyMissing`]. The plaintext is returned even when the /// cryptographic check fails, so a caller can still compare it to an expected /// testament (as breezy's `verify_revision_signature` does). pub fn verify_clearsigned(signed: &[u8], certs: &[Cert]) -> Verification { let policy = StandardPolicy::new(); let mut helper = Helper { certs, result: VerificationResult::NotValid, saw_signature: false, }; let builder = match VerifierBuilder::from_bytes(signed) { Ok(b) => b, // Not a parseable OpenPGP message: treat as unsigned content. Err(_) => { return Verification { result: VerificationResult::NotSigned, plaintext: None, } } }; let mut verifier = match builder.with_policy(&policy, None, &mut helper) { Ok(v) => v, Err(_) => { return Verification { result: VerificationResult::NotSigned, plaintext: None, } } }; let mut plaintext = Vec::new(); // Reading drives `Helper::check`, which records the result. let read = verifier.read_to_end(&mut plaintext); let result = if !helper.saw_signature { // Parsed as OpenPGP but carried no signature: not signed. VerificationResult::NotSigned } else { match read { Ok(_) => helper.result, // A failed read with no key is the missing-key case; else invalid. Err(_) if certs.is_empty() => VerificationResult::KeyMissing, Err(_) => VerificationResult::NotValid, } }; Verification { result, plaintext: Some(plaintext), } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use sequoia_openpgp::cert::CertBuilder; use sequoia_openpgp::serialize::Serialize; #[test] fn clearsign_produces_a_signed_message() { let (cert, _) = CertBuilder::new().add_signing_subkey().generate().unwrap(); let mut tsk = Vec::new(); cert.as_tsk().serialize(&mut tsk).unwrap(); let signed = clearsign(b"bazaar testament short form 3 strict\n", &tsk).unwrap(); let text = String::from_utf8(signed).unwrap(); assert!(text.starts_with("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----")); assert!(text.contains("bazaar testament short form 3 strict")); assert!(text.contains("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----")); } #[test] fn bad_key_is_rejected() { assert!(matches!( clearsign(b"x", b"not a key"), Err(SignError::BadKey(_)) )); } /// Sign with a fresh key and verify against its public cert: valid, and the /// extracted plaintext matches. #[test] fn verify_round_trips_a_signed_message() { let (cert, _) = CertBuilder::new().add_signing_subkey().generate().unwrap(); let mut tsk = Vec::new(); cert.as_tsk().serialize(&mut tsk).unwrap(); let plaintext = b"bazaar-ng testament short form 1\nrevision-id: r1\n"; let signed = clearsign(plaintext, &tsk).unwrap(); let v = verify_clearsigned(&signed, std::slice::from_ref(&cert)); assert_eq!(v.result, VerificationResult::Valid); // The clearsigned framework dash-escapes and re-wraps, but the body // round-trips to the original plaintext. assert_eq!(v.plaintext.as_deref(), Some(&plaintext[..])); } /// Verifying against a keyring that lacks the signing key reports the key /// as missing. #[test] fn verify_reports_missing_key() { let (signer, _) = CertBuilder::new().add_signing_subkey().generate().unwrap(); let mut tsk = Vec::new(); signer.as_tsk().serialize(&mut tsk).unwrap(); let signed = clearsign(b"hello\n", &tsk).unwrap(); // Verify with an empty keyring. let v = verify_clearsigned(&signed, &[]); assert_eq!(v.result, VerificationResult::KeyMissing); } /// Non-OpenPGP input is reported as not signed. #[test] fn verify_unsigned_content() { let v = verify_clearsigned(b"just some text, not a signature\n", &[]); assert_eq!(v.result, VerificationResult::NotSigned); assert_eq!(v.plaintext, None); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037020104 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/hashcache.rs0000644000000000000000000004522415202702135017450 0ustar00use crate::filters::{ContentFilter, ContentFilterProvider, ContentFilterStack}; use crate::osutils::sha::sha_string; use log::{debug, info}; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::fs; use std::fs::{File, Metadata, Permissions}; use std::io; use std::io::prelude::*; use std::io::BufReader; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH}; use tempfile::NamedTempFile; /// TODO: Up-front, stat all files in order and remove those which are deleted or /// out-of-date. Don't actually re-read them until they're needed. That ought /// to bring all the inodes into core so that future stats to them are fast, and /// it preserves the nice property that any caller will always get up-to-date /// data except in unavoidable cases. /// TODO: Perhaps return more details on the file to avoid statting it /// again: nonexistent, file type, size, etc const CACHE_HEADER: &[u8] = b"### bzr hashcache v5\n"; enum FileKind { Regular, Symlink, Other, } fn file_kind(path: &Path) -> FileKind { match fs::symlink_metadata(path) { Ok(meta) => { if meta.is_symlink() { FileKind::Symlink } else if meta.is_file() { FileKind::Regular } else { FileKind::Other } } Err(_) => FileKind::Other, } } /// Cache for looking up file SHA-1. /// /// Files are considered to match the cached value if the fingerprint /// of the file has not changed. This includes its mtime, ctime, /// device number, inode number, and size. This should catch /// modifications or replacement of the file by a new one. /// /// This may not catch modifications that do not change the file's /// size and that occur within the resolution window of the /// timestamps. To handle this we specifically do not cache files /// which have changed since the start of the present second, since /// they could undetectably change again. /// /// This scheme may fail if the machine's clock steps backwards. /// Don't do that. /// /// This does not canonicalize the paths passed in; that should be /// done by the caller. /// /// _cache /// Indexed by path, points to a two-tuple of the SHA-1 of the file. /// and its fingerprint. /// /// stat_count /// number of times files have been statted /// /// hit_count /// number of times files have been retrieved from the cache, avoiding a /// re-read /// /// miss_count /// number of misses (times files have been completely re-read) #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Default, Clone)] pub struct Fingerprint { pub size: u64, pub mtime: i64, pub ctime: i64, pub ino: u64, pub dev: u64, pub mode: u32, } #[cfg(unix)] impl From for Fingerprint { fn from(meta: Metadata) -> Fingerprint { Fingerprint { size: meta.size(), mtime: meta.mtime(), ctime: meta.ctime(), ino: meta.ino(), dev: meta.dev(), mode: meta.mode(), } } } #[cfg(windows)] impl From for Fingerprint { fn from(meta: Metadata) -> Fingerprint { use std::os::windows::fs::MetadataExt; let mtime = meta .modified() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0); let ctime = meta .created() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0); Fingerprint { size: meta.file_size(), mtime, ctime, ino: 0, dev: 0, mode: 0, } } } const DEFAULT_CUTOFF_OFFSET: i64 = -3; pub struct HashCache { root: PathBuf, hit_count: u32, miss_count: u32, stat_count: u32, danger_count: u32, removed_count: u32, update_count: u32, cache: HashMap, needs_write: bool, permissions: Option, cache_file_name: PathBuf, filter_provider: Option>, cutoff_offset: i64, } impl HashCache { /// Create a hash cache in base dir, and set the file mode to mode. /// /// Args: /// content_filter_provider: a function that takes a /// path (relative to the top of the tree) and a file-id as /// parameters and returns a stack of ContentFilters. /// If None, no content filtering is performed. pub fn new( root: &Path, cache_file_name: &Path, permissions: Option, content_filter_provider: Option>, ) -> Self { HashCache { root: root.to_path_buf(), hit_count: 0, miss_count: 0, stat_count: 0, danger_count: 0, removed_count: 0, update_count: 0, cache: HashMap::new(), needs_write: false, permissions, cache_file_name: cache_file_name.to_path_buf(), filter_provider: content_filter_provider, cutoff_offset: DEFAULT_CUTOFF_OFFSET, } } pub fn cache_file_name(&self) -> &Path { self.cache_file_name.as_path() } pub fn hit_count(&self) -> u32 { self.hit_count } pub fn miss_count(&self) -> u32 { self.miss_count } pub fn set_cutoff_offset(&mut self, offset: i64) { self.cutoff_offset = offset; } /// Discard all cached information. /// /// This does not reset the counters. pub fn clear(&mut self) { if !self.cache.is_empty() { self.needs_write = true; self.cache.clear(); } } /// Scan all files and remove entries where the cache entry is obsolete. /// /// Obsolete entries are those where the file has been modified or deleted /// since the entry was inserted. pub fn scan(&mut self) { let mut keys_to_remove = Vec::new(); let mut by_inode = self .cache .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (v.1.ino, k, v)) .collect::>(); by_inode.sort_by_key(|x| x.0); for (_inode, path, cache_val) in by_inode { let abspath = self.root.join(path); let fp = self.fingerprint(abspath.as_ref(), None); self.stat_count += 1; if fp.is_none() || cache_val.1 != fp.unwrap() { // not here or not a regular file anymore self.removed_count += 1; self.needs_write = true; keys_to_remove.push(path.clone()); } } for path in keys_to_remove { self.cache.remove(&path); } } pub fn get_sha1_by_fingerprint( &mut self, path: &Path, file_fp: &Fingerprint, ) -> io::Result { let abspath = self.root.join(path); let (cache_sha1, cache_fp) = self .cache .get(path) .cloned() .unwrap_or((Default::default(), Default::default())); if cache_fp == *file_fp { self.hit_count += 1; Ok(cache_sha1) } else { self.miss_count += 1; match file_kind(&abspath) { FileKind::Regular => { let filters: Box = if let Some(filter_provider) = self.filter_provider.as_ref() { filter_provider(path, file_fp.ctime as u64) } else { Box::new(ContentFilterStack::new()) }; let digest = filters.sha1_file(&abspath)?; // window of 3 seconds to allow for 2s resolution on windows, // unsynchronized file servers, etc. let cutoff = self.cutoff_time(); if file_fp.mtime >= cutoff || file_fp.ctime >= cutoff { // changed too recently; can't be cached. we can // return the result and it could possibly be cached // next time. // // the point is that we only want to cache when we are sure that any // subsequent modifications of the file can be detected. If a // modification neither changes the inode, the device, the size, nor // the mode, then we can only distinguish it by time; therefore we // need to let sufficient time elapse before we may cache this entry // again. If we didn't do this, then, for example, a very quick 1 // byte replacement in the file might go undetected. self.danger_count += 1; if self.cache.remove(path).is_some() { self.removed_count += 1; self.needs_write = true; } } else { self.update_count += 1; self.needs_write = true; self.cache .insert(path.to_owned(), (digest.clone(), file_fp.clone())); } Ok(digest) } FileKind::Symlink => { let target = fs::read_link(&abspath)?; let digest = sha_string(target.to_string_lossy().as_bytes()); self.cache .insert(path.to_owned(), (digest.clone(), file_fp.clone())); self.update_count += 1; self.needs_write = true; Ok(digest) } _ => Err(io::Error::new( io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, format!("unknown file stat mode: {:o}", file_fp.mode), )), } } } /// Return the SHA-1 of the file at path. pub fn get_sha1( &mut self, path: &Path, stat_value: Option, ) -> io::Result> { let abspath = self.root.join(path); self.stat_count += 1; let file_fp = self.fingerprint(abspath.as_ref(), stat_value); if file_fp.is_none() { // not a regular file or not existing if self.cache.remove(path).is_some() { self.removed_count += 1; self.needs_write = true; } Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(self.get_sha1_by_fingerprint(path, &file_fp.unwrap())?)) } } /// Write contents of cache to file. pub fn write(&mut self) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> { let mut outf = NamedTempFile::new_in(self.cache_file_name.parent().unwrap())?; if let Some(permissions) = self.permissions.clone() { outf.as_file().set_permissions(permissions)?; } outf.write_all(CACHE_HEADER)?; for (path, c) in &self.cache { let mut line_info: Vec = Vec::new(); line_info.extend_from_slice(path.to_str().unwrap().as_bytes()); line_info.extend_from_slice(b"// "); line_info.extend_from_slice(c.0.as_bytes()); line_info.push(b' '); let fp = &c.1; write!( &mut line_info, "{} {} {} {} {} {}", fp.size, fp.mtime, fp.ctime, fp.ino, fp.dev, fp.mode )?; line_info.push(b'\n'); outf.write_all(&line_info)?; } outf.persist(self.cache_file_name())?; self.needs_write = false; debug!( "write hash cache: {} hits={} misses={} stat={} recent={} updates={}", self.cache_file_name().display(), self.hit_count, self.miss_count, self.stat_count, self.danger_count, self.update_count ); Ok(()) } /// Reinstate cache from file. /// /// Overwrites existing cache. /// /// If the cache file has the wrong version marker, this just clears /// the cache. pub fn read(&mut self) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> { self.cache = HashMap::new(); let file = File::open(self.cache_file_name()); if file.is_err() { debug!( "failed to open {}: {}", self.cache_file_name().display(), file.err().unwrap() ); self.needs_write = true; return Ok(()); } let file = file.unwrap(); let reader = BufReader::with_capacity(65000, file); let mut lines = reader.lines(); if let Some(header) = lines.next() { if header?.as_bytes().eq(CACHE_HEADER) { self.needs_write = true; return Err(std::io::Error::new( std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, format!( "cache header marker not found at top of {}; discarding cache", self.cache_file_name().display() ), )); } } else { self.needs_write = true; return Err(std::io::Error::new( std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, "error reading cache file header".to_string(), )); } for line in lines { let line = line?; let pos = line.find("// ").unwrap(); let path = PathBuf::from(&line[..pos]); if self.cache.contains_key(&path) { info!("duplicated path {} in cache", path.display()); continue; } let pos = pos + 3; let fields = line[pos..].split(' ').collect::>(); if fields.len() != 7 { info!("bad line in hashcache: {}", line); continue; } let sha1 = fields[0].to_owned(); if sha1.len() != 40 { info!("bad sha1 in hashcache: {}", sha1); continue; } let fp = Fingerprint { size: fields[1].parse::().unwrap(), mtime: fields[2].parse::().unwrap(), ctime: fields[3].parse::().unwrap(), ino: fields[4].parse::().unwrap(), dev: fields[5].parse::().unwrap(), mode: fields[6].parse::().unwrap(), }; self.cache.insert(path, (sha1, fp)); } self.needs_write = false; Ok(()) } pub fn needs_write(&self) -> bool { self.needs_write } /// Return cutoff time. /// /// Files modified more recently than this time are at risk of being /// undetectably modified and so can't be cached. pub fn cutoff_time(&self) -> i64 { SystemTime::now() .duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH) .unwrap() .as_secs() as i64 + self.cutoff_offset } pub fn fingerprint(&self, abspath: &Path, stat_value: Option) -> Option { let stat_value = match stat_value { Some(s) => s, None => match fs::symlink_metadata(abspath) { Ok(s) => s, Err(_) => return None, }, }; if stat_value.is_dir() { return None; } Some(stat_value.into()) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::osutils::sha::sha_string; use tempfile::TempDir; fn empty_sha1(input: &[u8]) -> String { sha_string(input) } fn make_cache(tmp: &TempDir) -> HashCache { let root = tmp.path().to_path_buf(); std::fs::create_dir(root.join(".bzr")).unwrap(); HashCache::new(&root, &root.join(".bzr/stat-cache"), None, None) } fn write_file(root: &Path, name: &str, contents: &[u8]) { std::fs::write(root.join(name), contents).unwrap(); } #[test] fn initial_miss_returns_correct_hash() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); write_file(tmp.path(), "foo", b"hello"); assert_eq!( hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some("aaf4c61ddcc5e8a2dabede0f3b482cd9aea9434d".to_string()) ); assert_eq!(hc.miss_count(), 1); assert_eq!(hc.hit_count(), 0); } #[test] fn new_file_still_hashed_even_if_too_recent_to_cache() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); write_file(tmp.path(), "foo", b"goodbye"); assert_eq!( hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some(empty_sha1(b"goodbye")) ); } #[test] fn nonexistent_file_returns_none() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); assert_eq!(hc.get_sha1(Path::new("no-name-yet"), None).unwrap(), None); } #[test] fn replaced_file_is_rehashed() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); write_file(tmp.path(), "foo", b"goodbye"); assert_eq!( hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some(empty_sha1(b"goodbye")) ); std::fs::remove_file(tmp.path().join("foo")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), None); write_file(tmp.path(), "foo", b"new content"); assert_eq!( hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some(empty_sha1(b"new content")) ); } #[test] fn directory_returns_none() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); std::fs::create_dir(tmp.path().join("subdir")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(hc.get_sha1(Path::new("subdir"), None).unwrap(), None); } #[test] fn cache_round_trips_through_disk_with_hit_after_reload() { let tmp = TempDir::new().unwrap(); let mut hc = make_cache(&tmp); write_file(tmp.path(), "foo", b"contents"); // Push the cutoff into the future so the file is considered old // enough to cache without having to sleep for several seconds. hc.set_cutoff_offset(10); assert_eq!( hc.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some(empty_sha1(b"contents")) ); hc.write().unwrap(); let mut hc2 = HashCache::new(tmp.path(), &tmp.path().join(".bzr/stat-cache"), None, None); hc2.read().unwrap(); assert_eq!( hc2.get_sha1(Path::new("foo"), None).unwrap(), Some(empty_sha1(b"contents")) ); assert_eq!(hc2.hit_count(), 1); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/index.rs0000644000000000000000000041262515207367274016673 0ustar00//! Graph index serialization. //! //! Port of the pure-logic pieces of `bzrformats/index.py` — starting with //! the format-1 serializer (`GraphIndexBuilder.finish`). The parse side //! and the stateful orchestration classes stay in Python for now. //! //! The format is documented in `GraphIndexBuilder`'s docstring: //! //! ```text //! SIGNATURE := 'Bazaar Graph Index 1\n' //! OPTIONS := 'node_ref_lists=' DIGITS NEWLINE //! 'key_elements=' DIGITS NEWLINE //! 'len=' DIGITS NEWLINE //! NODE := KEY NULL ABSENT? NULL REFERENCES NULL VALUE NEWLINE //! REFERENCES := REFERENCE_LIST (TAB REFERENCE_LIST){node_ref_lists - 1} //! REFERENCE_LIST := (REFERENCE (CR REFERENCE)*)? //! REFERENCE := decimal byte offset of the referenced key, zero-padded //! to the width needed to fit the entire file. //! ``` use crate::bisect_multi::{bisect_multi_bytes, BisectStatus}; use std::collections::HashMap; /// Magic signature written at the start of every format-1 graph index. pub const SIGNATURE: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\n"; pub const OPTION_NODE_REFS: &[u8] = b"node_ref_lists="; pub const OPTION_KEY_ELEMENTS: &[u8] = b"key_elements="; pub const OPTION_LEN: &[u8] = b"len="; /// One node as it lives in `GraphIndexBuilder._nodes`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct IndexNode { /// The tuple key. Each element is a non-empty whitespace-free bytestring; /// elements are joined by `\x00` on disk. pub key: Vec>, /// True when this key is known only as a reference target — it was /// added implicitly to satisfy a reference from a present node. pub absent: bool, /// `reference_lists` lists of reference keys. Absent nodes always have /// this empty. pub references: Vec>>>, /// The value payload. Absent nodes always have this empty. pub value: Vec, } /// Errors produced by [`serialize_graph_index`]. Wrapped by the Python /// `BzrError` in the binding. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum IndexError { /// A node referenced a key that wasn't added anywhere in `nodes`. UnknownReference(Vec>), /// The final byte length didn't match the pre-pass estimate — indicates /// a logic bug in the serializer. LengthMismatch { expected: usize, actual: usize }, /// The file didn't start with the magic signature. BadSignature, /// An option line was missing, in the wrong order, or had a non-decimal /// value. BadOptions, /// A node line had a wrong number of `\x00`-separated fields. BadLineData, /// A node line referenced a byte offset that couldn't be parsed as an /// integer. BadReferenceOffset(Vec), /// A key tuple was rejected (wrong length, empty element, or contained /// disallowed bytes). BadKey(IndexKey), /// A value was rejected (wrong reference list count, or disallowed /// bytes in payload). BadValue(String), /// `add_node` was called for a key already present (and not absent). DuplicateKey(IndexKey), /// Format-1 data parsing error (e.g. `_strip_prefix` mismatch). BadIndexData, /// Catch-all for runtime errors — bad input keys, IO failures from a /// transport, missing trailers, etc. Other(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for IndexError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { IndexError::UnknownReference(k) => { write!(f, "reference to unknown key: {:?}", k) } IndexError::LengthMismatch { expected, actual } => write!( f, "mismatched output length and expected length: {} {}", actual, expected ), IndexError::BadSignature => write!(f, "bad index format signature"), IndexError::BadOptions => write!(f, "bad index options"), IndexError::BadLineData => write!(f, "bad index line data"), IndexError::BadReferenceOffset(s) => { write!(f, "bad reference offset: {:?}", s) } IndexError::BadKey(k) => write!(f, "bad index key: {:?}", k), IndexError::BadValue(msg) => write!(f, "bad index value: {}", msg), IndexError::DuplicateKey(k) => { write!(f, "duplicate index key: {:?}", k) } IndexError::BadIndexData => write!(f, "bad index data"), IndexError::Other(msg) => write!(f, "{}", msg), } } } impl std::error::Error for IndexError {} /// Metadata extracted from a graph index header. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct IndexHeader { pub node_ref_lists: usize, pub key_length: usize, pub key_count: usize, /// Byte offset of the first node line after the header. pub header_end: usize, } /// Parse the graph index file header from the start of `data`. Returns the /// parsed metadata along with the offset at which the first node line /// begins. The caller handles the rest of the stream. pub fn parse_header(data: &[u8]) -> Result { if !data.starts_with(SIGNATURE) { return Err(IndexError::BadSignature); } let after_sig = &data[SIGNATURE.len()..]; let mut option_lines: [&[u8]; 3] = [b"", b"", b""]; let mut offset = 0usize; for slot in option_lines.iter_mut() { let nl = after_sig[offset..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .ok_or(IndexError::BadOptions)?; *slot = &after_sig[offset..offset + nl]; offset += nl + 1; } let node_ref_lists = parse_option(option_lines[0], OPTION_NODE_REFS)?; let key_length = parse_option(option_lines[1], OPTION_KEY_ELEMENTS)?; let key_count = parse_option(option_lines[2], OPTION_LEN)?; let header_end = SIGNATURE.len() + option_lines[0].len() + option_lines[1].len() + option_lines[2].len() + 3; Ok(IndexHeader { node_ref_lists, key_length, key_count, header_end, }) } fn parse_option(line: &[u8], prefix: &[u8]) -> Result { if !line.starts_with(prefix) { return Err(IndexError::BadOptions); } std::str::from_utf8(&line[prefix.len()..]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or(IndexError::BadOptions) } /// A tuple key — each element is a bytestring, elements joined by `\x00` /// on disk. pub type IndexKey = Vec>; /// One parsed node line, before reference offsets are resolved to real /// keys by higher-level code. Mirrors the raw tuple stored in /// `GraphIndex._keys_by_offset` on the Python side. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RawNode { pub key: IndexKey, pub absent: bool, /// Reference lists of raw byte offsets pointing at other key lines. pub ref_offsets: Vec>, pub value: Vec, } /// One parsed present (non-absent) node as returned by [`parse_lines`]: /// key tuple, value bytes, and the raw offset reference lists. pub type ParsedNode = (IndexKey, Vec, Vec>); /// The result of parsing a batch of node lines, matching the tuple /// `GraphIndex._parse_lines` returns plus the `_keys_by_offset` side-table. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ParsedLines { pub first_key: Option, pub last_key: Option, /// Present (non-absent) nodes in the order they appeared. pub nodes: Vec, /// Per-offset raw records, including absent nodes. pub keys_by_offset: Vec<(u64, RawNode)>, /// Count of empty (trailer) lines seen. pub trailers: usize, } /// Parse a batch of `\n`-stripped node lines starting at `start_pos`. /// `key_length` must match the value from the header. Mirrors /// `GraphIndex._parse_lines`. pub fn parse_lines( lines: &[&[u8]], start_pos: u64, key_length: usize, ) -> Result { let expected_elements = 3 + key_length; let mut out = ParsedLines::default(); let mut pos = start_pos; for line in lines { if line.is_empty() { out.trailers += 1; continue; } let elements: Vec<&[u8]> = line.split(|&b| b == b'\x00').collect(); if elements.len() != expected_elements { return Err(IndexError::BadLineData); } let key: Vec> = elements[..key_length].iter().map(|e| e.to_vec()).collect(); if out.first_key.is_none() { out.first_key = Some(key.clone()); } out.last_key = Some(key.clone()); let absent_field = elements[elements.len() - 3]; let references_field = elements[elements.len() - 2]; let value_field = elements[elements.len() - 1]; let absent = absent_field == b"a"; let mut ref_lists: Vec> = Vec::new(); for ref_string in references_field.split(|&b| b == b'\t') { let mut list = Vec::new(); for piece in ref_string.split(|&b| b == b'\r') { if piece.is_empty() { continue; } let parsed = std::str::from_utf8(piece) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::BadReferenceOffset(piece.to_vec()))?; list.push(parsed); } ref_lists.push(list); } let raw = RawNode { key: key.clone(), absent, ref_offsets: ref_lists.clone(), value: value_field.to_vec(), }; out.keys_by_offset.push((pos, raw)); pos += line.len() as u64 + 1; // +1 for the stripped newline if absent { continue; } out.nodes.push((key, value_field.to_vec(), ref_lists)); } Ok(out) } /// Serialize a set of nodes into the format-1 graph-index byte stream. /// /// `nodes` must already contain both real and "absent" entries (the /// Python builder inserts `(absent=true, value=b"")` stubs for any /// reference target not otherwise present). /// /// `reference_lists` is the count of parallel reference lists per node /// (0, 1, or 2 in practice). `key_elements` is the tuple length every /// key must have. pub fn serialize_graph_index( nodes: &[IndexNode], reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { // Deterministic output order mirrors Python's `sorted(self._nodes.items())`. let mut sorted: Vec<&IndexNode> = nodes.iter().collect(); sorted.sort_by(|a, b| a.key.cmp(&b.key)); let mut header = Vec::new(); header.extend_from_slice(SIGNATURE); header.extend_from_slice(OPTION_NODE_REFS); header.extend_from_slice(reference_lists.to_string().as_bytes()); header.push(b'\n'); header.extend_from_slice(OPTION_KEY_ELEMENTS); header.extend_from_slice(key_elements.to_string().as_bytes()); header.push(b'\n'); header.extend_from_slice(OPTION_LEN); let key_count = sorted.iter().filter(|n| !n.absent).count(); header.extend_from_slice(key_count.to_string().as_bytes()); header.push(b'\n'); let prefix_length = header.len(); // Only compute the zero-padding width and address table when there are // reference lists; without them there are no cross-offsets to resolve. let (digits, addresses, expected_bytes) = if reference_lists > 0 { let mut key_offset_info: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::with_capacity(sorted.len()); let mut non_ref_bytes = prefix_length; let mut total_references = 0usize; for (idx, node) in sorted.iter().enumerate() { key_offset_info.push((idx, non_ref_bytes)); // key is literal, 3 null separators, 1 newline for element in &node.key { non_ref_bytes += element.len(); } if key_elements > 1 { non_ref_bytes += key_elements - 1; } non_ref_bytes += node.value.len() + 3 + 1; if node.absent { non_ref_bytes += 1; } else { // (reference_lists - 1) tabs between ref lists non_ref_bytes += reference_lists - 1; for ref_list in &node.references { total_references += ref_list.len(); if !ref_list.is_empty() { non_ref_bytes += ref_list.len() - 1; } } } } let mut digits = 1usize; let mut possible_total = non_ref_bytes + total_references * digits; while 10usize.pow(digits as u32) < possible_total { digits += 1; possible_total = non_ref_bytes + total_references * digits; } let expected = possible_total + 1; // trailing newline let mut addresses: HashMap>, usize> = HashMap::new(); let mut total_refs_so_far = 0usize; for (idx, non_ref_so_far) in &key_offset_info { let node = sorted[*idx]; addresses.insert( node.key.clone(), non_ref_so_far + total_refs_so_far * digits, ); // Advance the running reference count *after* recording this // key's address — mirrors the Python pre-pass ordering. if !node.absent { for ref_list in &node.references { total_refs_so_far += ref_list.len(); } } } (digits, addresses, Some(expected)) } else { (0, HashMap::new(), None) }; let mut out = header; for node in &sorted { // Build the flattened references field. let mut flattened = Vec::new(); for (i, ref_list) in node.references.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { flattened.push(b'\t'); } for (j, reference) in ref_list.iter().enumerate() { if j > 0 { flattened.push(b'\r'); } let addr = addresses .get(reference) .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::UnknownReference(reference.clone()))?; let formatted = format!("{:0>width$}", addr, width = digits); flattened.extend_from_slice(formatted.as_bytes()); } } // KEY \0 ABSENT \0 REFS \0 VALUE \n for (i, element) in node.key.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\x00'); } out.extend_from_slice(element); } out.push(b'\x00'); if node.absent { out.push(b'a'); } out.push(b'\x00'); out.extend_from_slice(&flattened); out.push(b'\x00'); out.extend_from_slice(&node.value); out.push(b'\n'); } out.push(b'\n'); if let Some(expected) = expected_bytes { if out.len() != expected { return Err(IndexError::LengthMismatch { expected, actual: out.len(), }); } } Ok(out) } /// Minimal byte-store interface a [`GraphIndex`] needs to read its backing /// file. The full-load path uses only [`IndexTransport::get_bytes`]; the /// bisection path (not yet ported) will additionally use a `readv`-style /// method. /// /// Mirrors the slice of `bzrformats.transport.Transport` that /// `GraphIndex` actually calls. Kept narrow on purpose so test fixtures /// and pyo3 adapters don't have to implement methods the index logic /// will never invoke. pub trait IndexTransport { /// Read the full contents of `path` and return them as a byte vector. fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, IndexError>; /// Resolve `path` relative to the transport root. Used only for /// diagnostic messages — implementations may simply return `path`. fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> String { path.to_string() } /// How big a request the transport would prefer per round trip, in /// bytes. Mirrors `bzrformats.transport.Transport.recommended_page_size`. /// The B+Tree reader rounds this up to whole pages when deciding how /// much prefetching to do. The default (64 KiB) matches the /// in-process / memory transport's default. fn recommended_page_size(&self) -> u64 { 64 * 1024 } /// Vectored read. Each `(offset, length)` request returns one /// `(actual_offset, data)` pair, possibly out of order or with /// expanded coverage if the transport upcasts the request. /// `adjust_for_latency` corresponds to the bzrformats Transport /// flag of the same name; `upper_limit` bounds any expansion the /// transport performs. /// /// The default implementation falls back to `get_bytes` plus /// per-range slicing — adequate for in-memory test transports. fn readv( &self, path: &str, ranges: &[(u64, u64)], _adjust_for_latency: bool, _upper_limit: u64, ) -> Result)>, IndexError> { let data = self.get_bytes(path)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(ranges.len()); for &(offset, length) in ranges { let end = (offset + length) as usize; if end > data.len() { return Err(IndexError::Other(format!( "readv past end of {} at offset {}+{}", path, offset, length ))); } out.push((offset, data[offset as usize..end].to_vec())); } Ok(out) } } /// Errors specific to `GraphIndex` operations beyond /// signature/format issues already covered by [`IndexError`]. These are /// folded into [`IndexError`] via the `Other` variant if needed. impl IndexError { fn missing_trailer() -> Self { IndexError::Other("BadIndexData: missing trailer".to_string()) } } /// One reference list (a list of keys), resolved from byte offsets. pub type RefList = Vec; /// All reference lists for a single node, in declared order. pub type RefLists = Vec; /// A `(value, reference lists)` pair stored against each present key. pub type NodeBody = (Vec, RefLists); /// One emitted entry: `(key, value, reference lists)`. pub type IndexEntry = (IndexKey, Vec, RefLists); /// A prefix tuple for [`GraphIndex::iter_entries_prefix`]. `None` slots /// match any key element at that position. pub type KeyPrefix = Vec>>; /// `true` when `key` matches `prefix` position-by-position: every /// `Some` slot in the prefix must equal the corresponding key element, /// and `None` slots match anything. `key` and `prefix` must have the /// same length. #[inline] pub fn key_matches_prefix(prefix: &KeyPrefix, key: &[Vec]) -> bool { if prefix.len() != key.len() { return false; } prefix.iter().zip(key.iter()).all(|(p, k)| match p { Some(p) => p == k, None => true, }) } /// `true` when `key` matches any prefix in `prefixes`. Matches the /// `iter_entries_prefix` semantics of [`GraphIndex`]. #[inline] pub fn key_matches_any_prefix(prefixes: &[KeyPrefix], key: &[Vec]) -> bool { prefixes.iter().any(|p| key_matches_prefix(p, key)) } /// `true` when `b` is one of the bytes a key element must not contain: /// tab, LF, VT, FF, CR, NUL, or space. #[inline] fn is_key_disallowed(b: u8) -> bool { matches!(b, b'\t' | b'\n' | 0x0b | 0x0c | b'\r' | 0 | b' ') } /// `true` when every element of `key` is non-empty and free of the /// whitespace + null bytes the format reserves as field/record /// separators. Matches the `_check_key` validation in the Python /// `GraphIndexBuilder`. pub fn key_is_valid(key: &[Vec], key_length: usize) -> bool { if key.len() != key_length { return false; } key.iter() .all(|element| !element.is_empty() && !element.iter().any(|&b| is_key_disallowed(b))) } /// `true` when `value` may legally appear as a node payload — neither /// `\n` nor `\0` bytes anywhere in the slice. pub fn value_is_valid(value: &[u8]) -> bool { !value.iter().any(|&b| b == b'\n' || b == 0) } /// Bookkeeping for the byte-range and key-range subsets of a /// graph-index file that the bisection path has already parsed. The /// ranges in each map are sorted, non-overlapping, and parallel: index /// `i` in `byte_map` corresponds to index `i` in `key_map`. /// /// `None` keys at either end represent "no key before this region", /// matching the empty-tuple sentinel the Python code uses when the /// region only contains the file header and not yet any node lines. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone)] pub struct ParsedRangeMap { byte_map: Vec<(u64, u64)>, key_map: Vec<(Option, Option)>, } impl ParsedRangeMap { pub fn new() -> Self { Self::default() } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.byte_map.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.byte_map.is_empty() } pub fn byte_range(&self, index: usize) -> Option<(u64, u64)> { self.byte_map.get(index).copied() } pub fn key_range(&self, index: usize) -> Option<(Option, Option)> { self.key_map.get(index).cloned() } /// Largest index `i` such that `byte_map[i].0 <= offset`. Returns /// `-1` when no such index exists (empty map or offset before every /// region's start). pub fn byte_index(&self, offset: u64) -> isize { self.byte_map .iter() .rposition(|r| r.0 <= offset) .map(|i| i as isize) .unwrap_or(-1) } /// Largest index `i` such that `key_map[i].0 <= key`. Returns `-1` /// when no such index exists. pub fn key_index(&self, key: &Option) -> isize { self.key_map .iter() .rposition(|r| r.0 <= *key) .map(|i| i as isize) .unwrap_or(-1) } /// `true` when `offset` falls inside one of the parsed regions. pub fn is_parsed(&self, offset: u64) -> bool { let index = self.byte_index(offset); if index < 0 { return false; } let (start, end) = self.byte_map[index as usize]; offset >= start && offset < end } /// Mark `[start, end)` as parsed, keyed by `[start_key, end_key]`. /// Adjacent ranges are merged. pub fn mark_parsed( &mut self, start: u64, start_key: Option, end: u64, end_key: Option, ) { let index = self.byte_index(start); let new_value = (start, end); let new_key = (start_key, end_key); if index < 0 { self.byte_map.insert(0, new_value); self.key_map.insert(0, new_key); return; } let index = index as usize; let next = index + 1; if next < self.byte_map.len() && self.byte_map[index].1 == start && self.byte_map[next].0 == end { self.byte_map[index] = (self.byte_map[index].0, self.byte_map[next].1); self.key_map[index] = (self.key_map[index].0.clone(), self.key_map[next].1.clone()); self.byte_map.remove(next); self.key_map.remove(next); } else if self.byte_map[index].1 == start { self.byte_map[index] = (self.byte_map[index].0, end); self.key_map[index] = (self.key_map[index].0.clone(), new_key.1); } else if next < self.byte_map.len() && self.byte_map[next].0 == end { self.byte_map[next] = (start, self.byte_map[next].1); self.key_map[next] = (new_key.0, self.key_map[next].1.clone()); } else { self.byte_map.insert(next, new_value); self.key_map.insert(next, new_key); } } } /// Parse a complete graph-index file (header + body) and resolve every /// reference offset to its key. Returns the header metadata along with /// the `key -> (value, reference lists)` map for present nodes only. /// /// `data` must be the body of the file with any base-offset already /// trimmed off; the caller owns transport reads and offset adjustment. pub fn parse_full(data: &[u8]) -> Result<(IndexHeader, HashMap), IndexError> { let header = parse_header(data)?; let body = &data[header.header_end..]; // Mirrors Python: split on b"\n", drop the trailing empty // segment that follows the final newline. parse_lines counts // trailer (empty) lines and we require exactly one. let mut segments: Vec<&[u8]> = body.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); segments.pop(); let parsed = parse_lines(&segments, header.header_end as u64, header.key_length)?; if parsed.trailers != 1 { return Err(IndexError::missing_trailer()); } let mut offset_to_key: HashMap = HashMap::new(); for (offset, raw_node) in &parsed.keys_by_offset { offset_to_key.insert(*offset, raw_node.key.clone()); } let mut nodes: HashMap = HashMap::new(); let node_ref_lists = header.node_ref_lists; for (_, raw_node) in parsed.keys_by_offset.into_iter() { if raw_node.absent { continue; } // parse_lines always emits at least one (possibly empty) // reference list, even when the index header says 0 — the // tab-split sees `[""]`. Truncate to the declared count. let resolved = if node_ref_lists == 0 { Vec::new() } else { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(node_ref_lists); for ref_list in &raw_node.ref_offsets { let mut list: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for off in ref_list { let k = offset_to_key.get(off).ok_or_else(|| { IndexError::Other(format!("unresolved reference offset {}", off)) })?; list.push(k.clone()); } out.push(list); } out }; nodes.insert(raw_node.key, (raw_node.value, resolved)); } Ok((header, nodes)) } /// A node parsed during the bisection path but whose references are /// stored as raw byte offsets, not yet resolved to keys. pub type BisectNodeBody = (Vec, Vec>); /// A read-only graph index opened on a [`IndexTransport`]-backed file. /// /// Two paths share this struct: the full-load fallback implemented in /// [`GraphIndex::buffer_all`] (reads + parses the entire file in one /// shot) and the bisection-driven partial-read flow. The latter keeps /// the file's size, the parsed-region map, and the half-resolved /// `bisect_nodes` table around so successive lookups can satisfy /// themselves from cached parts of the file. pub struct GraphIndex { transport: T, name: String, base_offset: u64, /// Total size of the backing file, in bytes. `None` disables the /// bisection path (every read goes through `buffer_all`). size: Option, /// Parsed node table — `key -> (value, resolved reference lists)`. /// `None` until [`GraphIndex::buffer_all`] has been called. nodes: Option>, /// Header metadata. `None` until the file has been read at least /// once. header: Option, /// Nodes parsed during the bisection path. Reference lists are /// stored as byte offsets — call [`GraphIndex::resolve_references`] /// to substitute actual keys. bisect_nodes: Option>, /// Raw nodes keyed by their byte offset in the file. Used to /// resolve reference offsets to keys during bisection. keys_by_offset: HashMap, /// Tracks which byte (and key) ranges have already been parsed. range_map: ParsedRangeMap, /// Total bytes read from the transport so far. Used by the /// 50%-read heuristic that promotes a bisection lookup to a full /// `buffer_all`. bytes_read: u64, } impl GraphIndex { /// Open an index on `transport` at `name`. Pass `base_offset` if the /// index lives at a non-zero offset within the underlying file (the /// pack-file case). `size` enables bisection-driven partial reads /// when known. pub fn new(transport: T, name: impl Into, base_offset: u64) -> Self { Self::with_size(transport, name, base_offset, None) } /// Open an index whose backing file size is known. With a size, /// `iter_entries` for small key sets uses bisection rather than /// reading the whole file. pub fn with_size( transport: T, name: impl Into, base_offset: u64, size: Option, ) -> Self { Self { transport, name: name.into(), base_offset, size, nodes: None, header: None, bisect_nodes: None, keys_by_offset: HashMap::new(), range_map: ParsedRangeMap::new(), bytes_read: 0, } } /// File size, if known. pub fn size(&self) -> Option { self.size } /// Total bytes read from the transport so far. pub fn bytes_read(&self) -> u64 { self.bytes_read } /// `true` once `buffer_all` has populated the in-memory node table. pub fn is_buffered_already(&self) -> bool { self.nodes.is_some() } /// Read-only view of the parsed header, if any. pub fn header(&self) -> Option<&IndexHeader> { self.header.as_ref() } /// Iterator over post-`buffer_all` nodes. Returns an empty iterator /// if `buffer_all` hasn't run yet. pub fn nodes_iter(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.nodes.iter().flat_map(|m| m.iter()) } /// Read enough of the file to populate the header (and the bisect /// state). If the bytes-read crosses 50% of the file size this /// promotes to a full buffer. No-op if the header is already /// known. pub fn ensure_header_parsed(&mut self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { if self.header.is_some() { return Ok(()); } self.read_and_parse(vec![(0, 200)])?; Ok(()) } /// Public entry point for tests that want to drive the bisection /// `read_and_parse` flow directly with a list of `(offset, length)` /// readv ranges. pub fn read_and_parse_for_test( &mut self, readv_ranges: Vec<(u64, u64)>, ) -> Result<(), IndexError> { self.read_and_parse(readv_ranges) } /// Cached key count. Reads only what's already known — does **not** /// trigger any I/O. Returns `0` when the header hasn't been parsed /// yet (matching `key_count is None` in Python). pub fn key_count_or_zero(&self) -> usize { self.header.as_ref().map(|h| h.key_count).unwrap_or(0) } /// Read-only view of the parsed-range map. Tests and the pyo3 /// adapter consult this to verify which byte spans the bisection /// path has covered. pub fn range_map(&self) -> &ParsedRangeMap { &self.range_map } /// Read-only view of the bisect-mode node cache. `None` until the /// header has been parsed via the bisection path. pub fn bisect_nodes(&self) -> Option<&HashMap> { self.bisect_nodes.as_ref() } /// Read-only view of the `offset -> RawNode` map populated by the /// bisection path. pub fn keys_by_offset(&self) -> &HashMap { &self.keys_by_offset } /// Read the entire backing file, parse it, and resolve every /// reference offset to its key. Idempotent — subsequent calls are /// cheap no-ops. pub fn buffer_all(&mut self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { if self.nodes.is_some() { return Ok(()); } let raw = self.transport.get_bytes(&self.name)?; let data = if self.base_offset == 0 { raw } else { raw[self.base_offset as usize..].to_vec() }; let (header, nodes) = parse_full(&data)?; self.nodes = Some(nodes); self.header = Some(header); Ok(()) } /// Number of keys in the index. With a known size, this reads only /// the header. Without a size, falls back to a full load. pub fn key_count(&mut self) -> Result { if let Some(h) = &self.header { return Ok(h.key_count); } if self.size.is_some() { self.ensure_header_parsed()?; } else { self.buffer_all()?; } Ok(self .header .as_ref() .expect("header set by ensure_header_parsed/buffer_all") .key_count) } /// Number of parallel reference lists each present node carries. /// With a known size, reads only the header. Otherwise full load. pub fn node_ref_lists(&mut self) -> Result { if let Some(h) = &self.header { return Ok(h.node_ref_lists); } if self.size.is_some() { self.ensure_header_parsed()?; } else { self.buffer_all()?; } Ok(self.header.as_ref().expect("header set").node_ref_lists) } /// Number of bytestrings in each key tuple. With a known size, /// reads only the header. Otherwise full load. pub fn key_length(&mut self) -> Result { if let Some(h) = &self.header { return Ok(h.key_length); } if self.size.is_some() { self.ensure_header_parsed()?; } else { self.buffer_all()?; } Ok(self.header.as_ref().expect("header set").key_length) } /// Iterate over every present entry as `(key, value, resolved /// reference lists)`. Order is unspecified — the Python equivalent /// is also unordered (HashMap iteration). pub fn iter_all_entries(&mut self) -> Result, IndexError> { self.buffer_all()?; let nodes = self.nodes.as_ref().expect("buffer_all populated nodes"); Ok(nodes .iter() .map(|(k, (v, r))| (k.clone(), v.clone(), r.clone())) .collect()) } /// Iterate over only the entries whose key is in `keys`. Missing /// keys are silently skipped, matching Python. /// /// Picks between two strategies: when the index size is known and /// the requested key set is small relative to the total key count, /// dispatch through [`bisect_multi_bytes`] over /// [`Self::lookup_keys_via_location`] to avoid pulling the whole /// file. Otherwise (size unknown, already buffered, or many keys /// requested) buffer the whole file and do dict-style lookups. pub fn iter_entries(&mut self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError> { if keys.is_empty() { return Ok(Vec::new()); } let mut deduped: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet<&IndexKey> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in keys { if seen.insert(k) { deduped.push(k.clone()); } } if !self.should_bisect_for(deduped.len())? { self.buffer_all()?; let nodes = self.nodes.as_ref().expect("buffer_all populated nodes"); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(deduped.len()); for k in &deduped { if let Some((v, r)) = nodes.get(k) { out.push((k.clone(), v.clone(), r.clone())); } } return Ok(out); } self.iter_entries_via_bisect(deduped) } /// True iff `requested_count` keys against this index are best /// served by bisection rather than a full `buffer_all`. Requires /// either a known size and parsed header, or returns false. fn should_bisect_for(&mut self, requested_count: usize) -> Result { if self.size().is_none() || self.is_buffered_already() { return Ok(false); } if self.key_count_or_zero() == 0 { self.ensure_header_parsed()?; } // After ensure_header_parsed the 50%-bytes heuristic inside // buffer-detection may have flipped us into buffered mode. if self.is_buffered_already() { return Ok(false); } Ok(requested_count * 20 <= self.key_count_or_zero()) } /// Bisection-driven lookup: probe `lookup_keys_via_location` /// repeatedly until every key has been located or proven absent. fn iter_entries_via_bisect( &mut self, keys: Vec, ) -> Result, IndexError> { let size = self.size().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let stashed_err: std::cell::RefCell> = std::cell::RefCell::new(None); let self_cell = std::cell::RefCell::new(self); let found: Vec<(IndexKey, (Vec, Vec>))> = bisect_multi_bytes( |probes| { if stashed_err.borrow().is_some() { return probes .into_iter() .map(|p| (p, BisectStatus::Absent)) .collect(); } let probe_input: Vec<(u64, IndexKey)> = probes .iter() .map(|(loc, key)| (*loc as u64, key.clone())) .collect(); let results = match self_cell .borrow_mut() .lookup_keys_via_location(&probe_input) { Ok(rs) => rs, Err(e) => { *stashed_err.borrow_mut() = Some(e); return probes .into_iter() .map(|p| (p, BisectStatus::Absent)) .collect(); } }; probes .into_iter() .zip(results) .map(|(probe, (_, lookup))| { let status = match lookup { LookupResult::Missing => BisectStatus::Absent, LookupResult::Direction(d) if d < 0 => BisectStatus::Earlier, LookupResult::Direction(_) => BisectStatus::Later, LookupResult::Found { value, refs } => { BisectStatus::Found((value, refs)) } }; (probe, status) }) .collect() }, size, keys, ); if let Some(e) = stashed_err.into_inner() { return Err(e); } Ok(found .into_iter() .map(|(key, (value, refs))| (key, value, refs)) .collect()) } /// Iterate over entries matching one of the given key prefixes. A /// prefix is a tuple the same length as a key with trailing /// elements set to `None`. The first element must not be `None`. pub fn iter_entries_prefix( &mut self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix], ) -> Result, IndexError> { self.buffer_all()?; let key_length = self.header.as_ref().expect("header").key_length; for p in prefixes { if p.len() != key_length || !matches!(p.first(), Some(Some(_))) { // Mirror the builder's iter_entries_prefix: surface the // offending prefix (with `None` slots squashed to empty // bytes) so the binding can raise `BadIndexKey(prefix)`. return Err(IndexError::BadKey( p.iter().map(|e| e.clone().unwrap_or_default()).collect(), )); } } let nodes = self.nodes.as_ref().expect("buffer_all populated nodes"); // Fast path for length-1 keys: a prefix with no None elements is // just an exact lookup. if key_length == 1 { return self.iter_entries( &prefixes .iter() .map(|p| { p.iter() .map(|e| e.clone().expect("validated above")) .collect::() }) .collect::>(), ); } let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut emitted: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for prefix in prefixes { for (k, (v, r)) in nodes.iter() { if k.len() != key_length { continue; } let matches = prefix .iter() .zip(k.iter()) .all(|(p_elem, k_elem)| match p_elem { Some(p) => p == k_elem, None => true, }); if matches && emitted.insert(k.clone()) { out.push((k.clone(), v.clone(), r.clone())); } } } Ok(out) } /// Reference keys not present in the index, drawn from /// reference list `ref_list_num`. Triggers a full load. pub fn external_references( &mut self, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { self.buffer_all()?; let header = self.header.as_ref().expect("header"); if ref_list_num + 1 > header.node_ref_lists { return Err(IndexError::Other(format!( "No ref list {}, index has {} ref lists", ref_list_num, header.node_ref_lists ))); } let nodes = self.nodes.as_ref().expect("nodes"); let mut refs = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (_k, (_v, ref_lists)) in nodes.iter() { let list = &ref_lists[ref_list_num]; for r in list { if !nodes.contains_key(r) { refs.insert(r.clone()); } } } Ok(refs) } /// Validate the index — currently this just walks every entry, /// matching Python's `iter_all_entries`-based check. pub fn validate(&mut self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { self.buffer_all()?; Ok(()) } /// Resolve a list of reference-offset lists against the /// `keys_by_offset` map, returning concrete key tuples in the same /// order. Mirrors the Python `_resolve_references` helper used /// during the bisection path. pub fn resolve_references( &self, references: &[Vec], ) -> Result>, IndexError> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(references.len()); for ref_list in references { let mut resolved = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for off in ref_list { let raw = self.keys_by_offset.get(off).ok_or_else(|| { IndexError::Other(format!("unresolved reference offset {}", off)) })?; resolved.push(raw.key.clone()); } out.push(resolved); } Ok(out) } /// Parse a header from a freshly-read prefix of the file, populating /// the `header`, `range_map`, `keys_by_offset`, and `bisect_nodes` /// fields. Returns the offset and remaining body slice for the /// caller to feed into [`GraphIndex::parse_region`]. fn parse_header_from_bytes<'a>( &mut self, bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> Result<(u64, &'a [u8]), IndexError> { let header = parse_header(bytes)?; self.range_map.mark_parsed( 0, Some(Vec::new()), header.header_end as u64, Some(Vec::new()), ); let header_end = header.header_end as u64; self.header = Some(header); self.bisect_nodes = Some(HashMap::new()); Ok((header_end, &bytes[header_end as usize..])) } /// Parse one segment of `data` starting at `offset` into the /// bisect-state. Returns `(high_parsed_byte, last_segment)`. The /// segment-trimming logic mirrors the Python `_parse_segment`. fn parse_segment( &mut self, offset: u64, data: &[u8], end: u64, index: isize, ) -> Result<(u64, bool), IndexError> { let lower_end = self .range_map .byte_range(index as usize) .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other("parse_segment: index out of range".into()))? .1; let mut trim_start: Option; let start_adjacent; if offset < lower_end { trim_start = Some(lower_end - offset); start_adjacent = true; } else if offset == lower_end { trim_start = None; start_adjacent = true; } else { trim_start = None; start_adjacent = false; } let size = self.size.unwrap_or(0); let mut trim_end: Option; let end_adjacent; let last_segment; if Some(end) == self.size { trim_end = None; end_adjacent = true; last_segment = true; } else if (index as usize) + 1 == self.range_map.len() { trim_end = None; end_adjacent = false; last_segment = true; } else { let (higher_start, higher_end) = self .range_map .byte_range((index as usize) + 1) .expect("higher region present"); if end == higher_start { trim_end = None; end_adjacent = true; last_segment = true; } else if end > higher_start { trim_end = Some(higher_start - offset); end_adjacent = true; last_segment = end < higher_end; } else { trim_end = None; end_adjacent = false; last_segment = true; } } let _ = size; if !start_adjacent { let start_idx = trim_start.map(|s| s as usize).unwrap_or(0); let pos = data[start_idx..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other("no \\n was present".into()))?; trim_start = Some((start_idx + pos + 1) as u64); } if !end_adjacent { let end_idx = trim_end.map(|e| e as usize).unwrap_or(data.len()); let pos = data[..end_idx] .iter() .rposition(|&b| b == b'\n') .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other("no \\n was present".into()))?; trim_end = Some((pos + 1) as u64); } let ts = trim_start.map(|t| t as usize).unwrap_or(0); let te = trim_end.map(|t| t as usize).unwrap_or(data.len()); let trimmed = &data[ts..te]; if trimmed.is_empty() { return Err(IndexError::Other(format!( "read unneeded data [{}:{}] from [{}:{}]", ts, te, offset, offset + data.len() as u64 ))); } let parse_offset = if ts != 0 { offset + ts as u64 } else { offset }; // splitlines mangles \r — use literal \n. let mut segments: Vec<&[u8]> = trimmed.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); segments.pop(); let key_length = self.header.as_ref().expect("header parsed").key_length; let parsed = parse_lines(&segments, parse_offset, key_length)?; let bisect_nodes = self .bisect_nodes .as_mut() .expect("bisect_nodes initialised by parse_header_from_bytes"); for (key, value, ref_offsets) in parsed.nodes { bisect_nodes.insert(key, (value, ref_offsets)); } for (off, raw) in &parsed.keys_by_offset { self.keys_by_offset.insert(*off, raw.clone()); } self.range_map.mark_parsed( parse_offset, parsed.first_key, parse_offset + trimmed.len() as u64, parsed.last_key, ); Ok((parse_offset + trimmed.len() as u64, last_segment)) } /// Parse `data` starting at `offset` into the bisect-state, calling /// [`GraphIndex::parse_segment`] in a loop until the region is /// fully covered. fn parse_region(&mut self, offset: u64, data: &[u8]) -> Result<(), IndexError> { let end = offset + data.len() as u64; let mut high_parsed = offset; loop { let index = self.range_map.byte_index(high_parsed); let cur_end = self .range_map .byte_range(index as usize) .map(|r| r.1) .unwrap_or(0); if end < cur_end { return Ok(()); } let (next_high, last_segment) = self.parse_segment(offset, data, end, index)?; high_parsed = next_high; if last_segment { return Ok(()); } } } /// Service a vectored read for the bisection path. If the read /// returns the whole file, promote it to `buffer_all`. Otherwise /// each chunk feeds into [`GraphIndex::parse_region`]. fn read_and_parse(&mut self, mut readv_ranges: Vec<(u64, u64)>) -> Result<(), IndexError> { if readv_ranges.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } let size = self .size .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other("read_and_parse called without a size".into()))?; if self.nodes.is_none() && self.bytes_read * 2 >= size { self.buffer_all()?; return Ok(()); } if self.base_offset != 0 { for r in &mut readv_ranges { r.0 += self.base_offset; } } let upper = size + self.base_offset; let readv_data = self .transport .readv(&self.name, &readv_ranges, true, upper)?; for (raw_offset, raw_data) in readv_data { // Translate transport-absolute offset to index-local. If the // chunk starts before our base_offset (the transport // expanded the range), trim the prefix off rather than // serving spurious bytes to parse_header. let signed_offset = raw_offset as i64 - self.base_offset as i64; let (mut offset, mut data) = if signed_offset < 0 { let drop = (-signed_offset) as usize; if drop >= raw_data.len() { self.bytes_read += raw_data.len() as u64; continue; } (0u64, raw_data[drop..].to_vec()) } else { (signed_offset as u64, raw_data) }; self.bytes_read += data.len() as u64; if data.len() as u64 == size && offset == 0 { self.buffer_all_from_bytes(data)?; return Ok(()); } if self.bisect_nodes.is_none() { if offset != 0 { return Err(IndexError::Other( "header chunk did not start at offset 0".into(), )); } let (header_end, body) = self.parse_header_from_bytes(&data)?; let body_vec = body.to_vec(); offset = header_end; data = body_vec; } self.parse_region(offset, &data)?; } Ok(()) } /// Variant of `buffer_all` that consumes a pre-fetched byte buffer. /// `data` is the index region only (the caller has already trimmed /// any base-offset prefix). fn buffer_all_from_bytes(&mut self, data: Vec) -> Result<(), IndexError> { if self.nodes.is_some() { return Ok(()); } let (header, nodes) = parse_full(&data)?; self.nodes = Some(nodes); self.header = Some(header); Ok(()) } /// Bisection result for a single `(location, key)` probe. pub fn lookup_keys_via_location( &mut self, location_keys: &[(u64, IndexKey)], ) -> Result, IndexError> { let size = self .size .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other("lookup_keys_via_location requires a size".into()))?; let mut readv_ranges: Vec<(u64, u64)> = Vec::new(); for (location, key) in location_keys { if let Some(bn) = &self.bisect_nodes { if bn.contains_key(key) { continue; } } // Check the parsed key range first. let key_idx = self.range_map.key_index(&Some(key.clone())); if !self.range_map.is_empty() && key_idx >= 0 { let (key_start, key_end) = self .range_map .key_range(key_idx as usize) .expect("idx in range"); let (_, byte_end) = self .range_map .byte_range(key_idx as usize) .expect("idx in range"); if key_start.as_ref().map(|k| k <= key).unwrap_or(true) && (key_end.as_ref().map(|k| k >= key).unwrap_or(false) || byte_end == size) { continue; } } let byte_idx = self.range_map.byte_index(*location); if !self.range_map.is_empty() && byte_idx >= 0 { let (byte_start, byte_end) = self .range_map .byte_range(byte_idx as usize) .expect("idx in range"); if byte_start <= *location && byte_end > *location { continue; } } let mut length = 800u64; if location + length > size { length = size - location; } if length > 0 { readv_ranges.push((*location, length)); } } if self.bisect_nodes.is_none() { readv_ranges.push((0, 200)); } self.read_and_parse(readv_ranges)?; let mut result: Vec<((u64, IndexKey), LookupResult)> = Vec::new(); if let Some(nodes) = &self.nodes { // read_and_parse promoted to buffer_all. for (location, key) in location_keys { if !nodes.contains_key(key) { result.push(((*location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Missing)); } else { let (value, refs) = nodes.get(key).unwrap(); result.push(( (*location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Found { value: value.clone(), refs: refs.clone(), }, )); } } return Ok(result); } let mut pending_references: Vec<(u64, IndexKey)> = Vec::new(); let mut pending_locations: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let bisect_nodes_view = self .bisect_nodes .as_ref() .expect("bisect_nodes initialised"); let header_ref_lists = self.header.as_ref().expect("header").node_ref_lists; for (location, key) in location_keys { if bisect_nodes_view.contains_key(key) { let (value, refs) = bisect_nodes_view.get(key).unwrap(); if header_ref_lists > 0 { let mut wanted: Vec = Vec::new(); for ref_list in refs { for r in ref_list { if !self.keys_by_offset.contains_key(r) { wanted.push(*r); } } } if !wanted.is_empty() { pending_locations.extend(wanted); pending_references.push((*location, key.clone())); continue; } let resolved = self.resolve_references(refs)?; result.push(( (*location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Found { value: value.clone(), refs: resolved, }, )); } else { result.push(( (*location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Found { value: value.clone(), refs: Vec::new(), }, )); } continue; } let key_idx = self.range_map.key_index(&Some(key.clone())); if key_idx >= 0 { let (key_start, key_end) = self .range_map .key_range(key_idx as usize) .expect("idx in range"); let (_, byte_end) = self .range_map .byte_range(key_idx as usize) .expect("idx in range"); if key_start.as_ref().map(|k| k <= key).unwrap_or(true) && (key_end.as_ref().map(|k| k >= key).unwrap_or(false) || byte_end == size) { result.push(((*location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Missing)); continue; } } let byte_idx = self.range_map.byte_index(*location); let (probed_key_start, _) = self .range_map .key_range(byte_idx.max(0) as usize) .unwrap_or((None, None)); let direction = if probed_key_start.as_ref().map(|k| key < k).unwrap_or(false) { LookupResult::Direction(-1) } else { LookupResult::Direction(1) }; result.push(((*location, key.clone()), direction)); } // Resolve pending references with another readv pass. let mut more_ranges: Vec<(u64, u64)> = Vec::new(); for location in &pending_locations { let mut length = 800u64; if location + length > size { length = size - location; } if length > 0 { more_ranges.push((*location, length)); } } self.read_and_parse(more_ranges)?; if let Some(nodes) = &self.nodes { for (location, key) in pending_references { let (value, refs) = nodes.get(&key).expect("nodes contains pending key"); result.push(( (location, key.clone()), LookupResult::Found { value: value.clone(), refs: refs.clone(), }, )); } return Ok(result); } // Re-borrow bisect_nodes since read_and_parse may have mutated it. let bisect_nodes_view = self .bisect_nodes .as_ref() .expect("bisect_nodes initialised"); let pending_clone: Vec<(u64, IndexKey)> = pending_references.clone(); for (location, key) in pending_clone { let (value, refs) = bisect_nodes_view .get(&key) .expect("bisect_nodes contains pending key"); let value = value.clone(); let refs = refs.clone(); let resolved = self.resolve_references(&refs)?; result.push(( (location, key), LookupResult::Found { value, refs: resolved, }, )); } Ok(result) } } /// Outcome of a single `(location, key)` probe in /// [`GraphIndex::lookup_keys_via_location`]. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum LookupResult { /// Key is present; `refs` is fully key-resolved. Found { value: Vec, refs: Vec>, }, /// Key is absent in this index. Missing, /// Key is in an unparsed region above (`+1`) or below (`-1`) the /// probed location. Direction(i32), } /// One node held by [`GraphIndexBuilder`]. `absent` mirrors the /// `b""` (present) vs `b"a"` (absent) marker stored in the Python /// builder's three-tuple. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct BuilderNode { pub absent: bool, pub references: Vec>, pub value: Vec, } /// In-memory builder for a graph-index file. Mirrors the Python /// `GraphIndexBuilder`/`InMemoryGraphIndex`. /// /// Use [`GraphIndexBuilder::add_node`] to insert nodes, then /// [`GraphIndexBuilder::finish`] to serialise to the format-1 byte /// stream the on-disk reader consumes. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct GraphIndexBuilder { reference_lists: usize, key_length: usize, nodes: HashMap, absent_keys: std::collections::HashSet, optimize_for_size: bool, combine_backing_indices: bool, } impl GraphIndexBuilder { /// Create a new builder. `reference_lists` is the number of /// parallel reference lists per node (0, 1, or 2 in practice); /// `key_elements` is the tuple length every key must have. pub fn new(reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> Self { Self { reference_lists, key_length: key_elements, nodes: HashMap::new(), absent_keys: std::collections::HashSet::new(), optimize_for_size: false, combine_backing_indices: true, } } pub fn reference_lists(&self) -> usize { self.reference_lists } pub fn key_length(&self) -> usize { self.key_length } pub fn optimize_for_size(&self) -> bool { self.optimize_for_size } pub fn combine_backing_indices(&self) -> bool { self.combine_backing_indices } /// Mirrors `GraphIndexBuilder.set_optimize`. Either flag may be /// `None` to leave the current setting alone. pub fn set_optimize(&mut self, for_size: Option, combine_backing_indices: Option) { if let Some(v) = for_size { self.optimize_for_size = v; } if let Some(v) = combine_backing_indices { self.combine_backing_indices = v; } } /// Read-only view of the node table. pub fn nodes(&self) -> &HashMap { &self.nodes } /// `true` once `key` is in the table and not flagged absent. pub fn contains_present(&self, key: &IndexKey) -> bool { self.nodes.get(key).map(|n| !n.absent).unwrap_or(false) } /// Validate `key` against this builder's key length and the /// disallowed-bytes rules. pub fn check_key(&self, key: &IndexKey) -> Result<(), IndexError> { if !key_is_valid(key, self.key_length) { return Err(IndexError::BadKey(key.clone())); } Ok(()) } /// Return `(node_refs, absent_references)` for a candidate /// `add_node` call. Mirrors `_check_key_ref_value`. pub fn check_key_ref_value( &self, key: &IndexKey, references: &[Vec], value: &[u8], ) -> Result<(Vec>, Vec), IndexError> { self.check_key(key)?; if !value_is_valid(value) { return Err(IndexError::BadValue(format!( "value {:?} contains \\n or \\0", value ))); } if references.len() != self.reference_lists { return Err(IndexError::BadValue(format!( "expected {} reference lists, got {}", self.reference_lists, references.len() ))); } let mut absent = Vec::new(); let mut node_refs = Vec::with_capacity(references.len()); for ref_list in references { let mut tupled: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for r in ref_list { if !self.nodes.contains_key(r) { self.check_key(r)?; absent.push(r.clone()); } tupled.push(r.clone()); } node_refs.push(tupled); } Ok((node_refs, absent)) } /// Insert a node. Returns [`IndexError::DuplicateKey`] if `key` is /// already present (and not flagged absent). pub fn add_node( &mut self, key: IndexKey, value: Vec, references: Vec>, ) -> Result<(), IndexError> { let (node_refs, absent_refs) = self.check_key_ref_value(&key, &references, &value)?; if let Some(existing) = self.nodes.get(&key) { if !existing.absent { return Err(IndexError::DuplicateKey(key)); } } for r in &absent_refs { self.nodes.entry(r.clone()).or_insert_with(|| BuilderNode { absent: true, references: Vec::new(), value: Vec::new(), }); self.absent_keys.insert(r.clone()); } self.absent_keys.remove(&key); self.nodes.insert( key, BuilderNode { absent: false, references: node_refs, value, }, ); Ok(()) } /// Number of present (non-absent) keys. pub fn key_count(&self) -> usize { self.nodes.len() - self.absent_keys.len() } /// Iterate every present entry as `(key, value, refs)`. Order is /// unspecified. pub fn iter_all_entries( &self, ) -> impl Iterator, Vec>)> + '_ { self.nodes.iter().filter_map(|(k, n)| { if n.absent { None } else { Some((k.clone(), n.value.clone(), n.references.clone())) } }) } /// Iterate present entries whose key is in `keys`. pub fn iter_entries<'a, I>( &'a self, keys: I, ) -> impl Iterator, Vec>)> + 'a where I: IntoIterator + 'a, { keys.into_iter().filter_map(move |k| { let n = self.nodes.get(&k)?; if n.absent { None } else { Some((k, n.value.clone(), n.references.clone())) } }) } /// Iterate present entries whose key matches one of `prefixes`. /// Each prefix is a [`KeyPrefix`] — same length as a key with /// trailing slots set to `None`. The first slot must not be `None`. pub fn iter_entries_prefix( &self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix], ) -> Result, IndexError> { for p in prefixes { if p.len() != self.key_length { return Err(IndexError::BadKey( p.iter().map(|e| e.clone().unwrap_or_default()).collect(), )); } if matches!(p.first(), Some(None)) { return Err(IndexError::BadKey(Vec::new())); } } let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut emitted: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for prefix in prefixes { for (k, n) in self.nodes.iter() { if n.absent { continue; } if k.len() != self.key_length { continue; } let matches = prefix .iter() .zip(k.iter()) .all(|(p_elem, k_elem)| match p_elem { Some(p) => p == k_elem, None => true, }); if matches && emitted.insert(k.clone()) { out.push((k.clone(), n.value.clone(), n.references.clone())); } } } Ok(out) } /// Reference keys not present in this builder, drawn from the /// second reference list. Mirrors `_external_references`. pub fn external_references(&self) -> std::collections::HashSet { let mut refs = std::collections::HashSet::new(); if self.reference_lists < 2 { return refs; } let mut keys: std::collections::HashSet<&IndexKey> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (k, n) in &self.nodes { if n.absent { continue; } keys.insert(k); if let Some(list) = n.references.get(1) { for r in list { refs.insert(r.clone()); } } } refs.retain(|r| !keys.contains(r)); refs } /// Serialise to the format-1 byte stream. pub fn finish(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { let mut nodes: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(self.nodes.len()); for (key, node) in &self.nodes { nodes.push(IndexNode { key: key.clone(), absent: node.absent, references: node.references.clone(), value: node.value.clone(), }); } serialize_graph_index(&nodes, self.reference_lists, self.key_length) } /// Compute ancestry by walking iter_entries and following the /// reference list at `ref_list_num`. Mirrors /// `GraphIndexBuilder.find_ancestry`. pub fn find_ancestry( &self, keys: &[IndexKey], ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result< ( HashMap>, std::collections::HashSet, ), IndexError, > { let mut pending: std::collections::HashSet = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); while !pending.is_empty() { let mut next_pending: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let snapshot: Vec = pending.iter().cloned().collect(); for (k, _v, refs) in self.iter_entries(snapshot) { let parent_keys = refs.get(ref_list_num).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); for p in &parent_keys { if !parent_map.contains_key(p) { next_pending.insert(p.clone()); } } parent_map.insert(k, parent_keys); } for k in pending.iter() { if !parent_map.contains_key(k) { missing.insert(k.clone()); } } pending = next_pending; } Ok((parent_map, missing)) } } /// Validate-and-add interface that all index implementations support. /// Pure-Rust consumers can use this for index abstraction; the pyo3 /// layer hides this behind duck-typed Python objects. pub trait IndexLike { /// Number of present keys in the index. fn key_count(&self) -> Result; /// Number of parallel reference lists per node. fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> Result; /// Iterate every present entry. fn iter_all(&self) -> Result, IndexError>; /// Iterate present entries restricted to `keys`. fn iter(&self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError>; /// Iterate present entries whose keys match one of `prefixes`. fn iter_prefix(&self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix]) -> Result, IndexError>; /// Set of reference keys at `ref_list_num` not present in the /// index. fn external_refs( &self, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError>; /// Best-effort validation walk. fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { let _ = self.iter_all()?; Ok(()) } /// Optional cache-clear hook. Default no-op. fn clear_cache(&self) {} /// One step of the ancestry walk used by /// [`CombinedGraphIndex::find_ancestry`]. Looks up each `key` in the /// index, populating `parent_map[key] = parent_keys` for each /// found entry and adding the unfound keys to `missing_keys`. /// Returns the parent keys that aren't already in `parent_map`, /// ready to feed into the next iteration. fn find_ancestors( &self, search_keys: &[IndexKey], ref_list_num: usize, parent_map: &mut HashMap>, missing_keys: &mut std::collections::HashSet, ) -> Result, IndexError> { let entries = self.iter(search_keys)?; let mut found: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut new_search: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (key, _value, refs) in entries { let parents: Vec = refs.get(ref_list_num).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); for p in &parents { if !parent_map.contains_key(p) { new_search.insert(p.clone()); } } found.insert(key.clone()); parent_map.insert(key, parents); } for k in search_keys { if !found.contains(k) { missing_keys.insert(k.clone()); } } // Drop keys we already have parents for. new_search.retain(|k| !parent_map.contains_key(k)); Ok(new_search) } } impl IndexLike for GraphIndexBuilder { fn key_count(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.key_count()) } fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.reference_lists) } fn iter_all(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { Ok(self.iter_all_entries().collect()) } fn iter(&self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError> { Ok(self.iter_entries(keys.iter().cloned()).collect()) } fn iter_prefix(&self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix]) -> Result, IndexError> { self.iter_entries_prefix(prefixes) } fn external_refs( &self, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { if ref_list_num + 1 > self.reference_lists { return Err(IndexError::Other(format!( "No ref list {}, index has {} ref lists", ref_list_num, self.reference_lists ))); } if ref_list_num != 1 { // The Python `_external_references` is hard-coded to use // ref list 1; for other lists we have no implementation. return Ok(std::collections::HashSet::new()); } Ok(self.external_references()) } } impl IndexLike for std::sync::Mutex> { fn key_count(&self) -> Result { self.lock().unwrap().key_count() } fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> Result { self.lock().unwrap().node_ref_lists() } fn iter_all(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { self.lock().unwrap().iter_all_entries() } fn iter(&self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError> { self.lock().unwrap().iter_entries(keys) } fn iter_prefix(&self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix]) -> Result, IndexError> { self.lock().unwrap().iter_entries_prefix(prefixes) } fn external_refs( &self, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { self.lock().unwrap().external_references(ref_list_num) } fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { self.lock().unwrap().validate() } } /// A combined view over multiple [`IndexLike`] backends. Mirrors /// the Python `CombinedGraphIndex`. pub struct CombinedGraphIndex { indices: Vec>, } impl CombinedGraphIndex { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { indices: Vec::new(), } } pub fn from_indices(indices: Vec>) -> Self { Self { indices } } pub fn push(&mut self, index: Box) { self.indices.push(index); } pub fn insert(&mut self, pos: usize, index: Box) { self.indices.insert(pos, index); } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.indices.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.indices.is_empty() } /// Read-only access to the wrapped indices. pub fn indices(&self) -> &[Box] { &self.indices } /// Move the indices at `hits` (positional) to the front of the /// list, preserving relative order. Mirrors /// `CombinedGraphIndex._move_to_front_by_index`. pub fn move_to_front(&mut self, hits: &[usize]) { if hits.is_empty() { return; } let mut hit_set: std::collections::HashSet = hits.iter().copied().collect(); let mut new_order: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(self.indices.len()); // Preserve the order specified by `hits`. for &h in hits { if h < self.indices.len() { hit_set.remove(&h); } } // Move hits to the front in the requested order. let mut taken: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); for (i, idx) in std::mem::take(&mut self.indices).into_iter().enumerate() { taken.insert(i, idx); } for &h in hits { if let Some(idx) = taken.remove(&h) { new_order.push(idx); } } // Then keep the rest in original order. let mut leftover: Vec<(usize, Box)> = taken.into_iter().collect(); leftover.sort_by_key(|(i, _)| *i); for (_, idx) in leftover { new_order.push(idx); } self.indices = new_order; } } impl Default for CombinedGraphIndex { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl CombinedGraphIndex { /// Like [`Self::iter`] but also returns the (positional) indices /// that contributed at least one entry — the caller can pass this /// to [`Self::move_to_front`] to reorder for locality. pub fn iter_entries_with_hits( &mut self, keys: &[IndexKey], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec), IndexError> { let mut remaining: std::collections::HashSet = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut hits: Vec = Vec::new(); for (i, idx) in self.indices.iter().enumerate() { if remaining.is_empty() { break; } let snapshot: Vec = remaining.iter().cloned().collect(); let entries = idx.iter(&snapshot)?; let mut hit = false; for entry in entries { if remaining.remove(&entry.0) { out.push(entry); hit = true; } } if hit { hits.push(i); } } Ok((out, hits)) } /// Like [`Self::iter_prefix`] but also reports which positional /// indices contributed. pub fn iter_entries_prefix_with_hits( &mut self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec), IndexError> { let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut hits: Vec = Vec::new(); for (i, idx) in self.indices.iter().enumerate() { let entries = idx.iter_prefix(prefixes)?; let mut hit = false; for entry in entries { if seen.insert(entry.0.clone()) { out.push(entry); hit = true; } } if hit { hits.push(i); } } Ok((out, hits)) } /// Find the complete ancestry for `keys`. Returns `(parent_map, /// missing_keys)`. Mirrors `CombinedGraphIndex.find_ancestry`. pub fn find_ancestry( &self, keys: &[IndexKey], ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result< ( HashMap>, std::collections::HashSet, ), IndexError, > { let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut missing_keys: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut keys_to_lookup: std::collections::HashSet = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); while !keys_to_lookup.is_empty() { let mut all_index_missing: Option> = None; // The next index searches for what the previous one failed // to find — so reduce keys_to_lookup at each step. let mut current = keys_to_lookup.clone(); for idx in &self.indices { let mut index_missing: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let snapshot: Vec = current.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut search_keys = snapshot; while !search_keys.is_empty() { let new_search = idx.find_ancestors( &search_keys, ref_list_num, &mut parent_map, &mut index_missing, )?; search_keys = new_search.into_iter().collect(); } match all_index_missing.as_mut() { None => { all_index_missing = Some(index_missing.clone()); } Some(prev) => { prev.retain(|k| index_missing.contains(k)); } } current = index_missing; if current.is_empty() { break; } } match all_index_missing { None => { // No indices: everything we asked for is missing. missing_keys.extend(current); break; } Some(s) => { missing_keys.extend(s.iter().cloned()); keys_to_lookup = current.difference(&s).cloned().collect(); } } } Ok((parent_map, missing_keys)) } /// Get the parent map for the given keys, mirroring /// `CombinedGraphIndex.get_parent_map`. `null_revision` is the /// project's `NULL_REVISION` constant — passed in so the pure /// crate stays unaware of revision-specific semantics. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[IndexKey], null_revision: &IndexKey, ) -> Result>, IndexError> { let mut search_keys: Vec = keys.to_vec(); let mut found_parents: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); if let Some(pos) = search_keys.iter().position(|k| k == null_revision) { search_keys.remove(pos); found_parents.insert(null_revision.clone(), Vec::new()); } for (key, _value, refs) in self.iter(&search_keys)? { let parents = refs.first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); if parents.is_empty() { found_parents.insert(key, vec![null_revision.clone()]); } else { found_parents.insert(key, parents); } } Ok(found_parents) } } impl IndexLike for CombinedGraphIndex { fn key_count(&self) -> Result { let mut total = 0; for idx in &self.indices { total += idx.key_count()?; } Ok(total) } fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> Result { // Combined inherits the first index's setting. if let Some(first) = self.indices.first() { first.node_ref_lists() } else { Ok(0) } } fn iter_all(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut out = Vec::new(); for idx in &self.indices { for entry in idx.iter_all()? { if seen.insert(entry.0.clone()) { out.push(entry); } } } Ok(out) } fn iter(&self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError> { let mut remaining: std::collections::HashSet = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut out = Vec::new(); for idx in &self.indices { if remaining.is_empty() { break; } let snapshot: Vec = remaining.iter().cloned().collect(); for entry in idx.iter(&snapshot)? { if remaining.remove(&entry.0) { out.push(entry); } } } Ok(out) } fn iter_prefix(&self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix]) -> Result, IndexError> { let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut out = Vec::new(); for idx in &self.indices { for entry in idx.iter_prefix(prefixes)? { if seen.insert(entry.0.clone()) { out.push(entry); } } } Ok(out) } fn external_refs( &self, ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { let mut refs = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for idx in &self.indices { refs.extend(idx.external_refs(ref_list_num)?); } Ok(refs) } fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { for idx in &self.indices { idx.validate()?; } Ok(()) } fn clear_cache(&self) { for idx in &self.indices { idx.clear_cache(); } } } /// An adapter that prefixes/un-prefixes every key passed through to a /// wrapped index. Mirrors `GraphIndexPrefixAdapter`. pub struct GraphIndexPrefixAdapter { inner: I, prefix: IndexKey, /// `prefix.len()` cached. prefix_len: usize, /// `prefix + (None,) * missing_key_length` — used for prefix /// queries against the inner index. prefix_query: KeyPrefix, } impl GraphIndexPrefixAdapter { pub fn new(inner: I, prefix: IndexKey, missing_key_length: usize) -> Self { let prefix_len = prefix.len(); let mut prefix_query: KeyPrefix = prefix.iter().cloned().map(Some).collect(); for _ in 0..missing_key_length { prefix_query.push(None); } Self { inner, prefix, prefix_len, prefix_query, } } fn extend_key(&self, key: &IndexKey) -> IndexKey { let mut full = self.prefix.clone(); full.extend(key.iter().cloned()); full } fn strip_entry(&self, entry: IndexEntry) -> Result { let (key, value, refs) = entry; if key.len() < self.prefix_len { return Err(IndexError::BadIndexData); } for (a, b) in self.prefix.iter().zip(key.iter()) { if a != b { return Err(IndexError::BadIndexData); } } let stripped_key: IndexKey = key[self.prefix_len..].to_vec(); let mut stripped_refs: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(refs.len()); for ref_list in refs { let mut new_list: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(ref_list.len()); for ref_key in ref_list { if ref_key.len() < self.prefix_len { return Err(IndexError::BadIndexData); } for (a, b) in self.prefix.iter().zip(ref_key.iter()) { if a != b { return Err(IndexError::BadIndexData); } } new_list.push(ref_key[self.prefix_len..].to_vec()); } stripped_refs.push(new_list); } Ok((stripped_key, value, stripped_refs)) } } impl IndexLike for GraphIndexPrefixAdapter { fn key_count(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.iter_all()?.len()) } fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> Result { self.inner.node_ref_lists() } fn iter_all(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { let inner_entries = self.inner.iter_prefix(&[self.prefix_query.clone()])?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(inner_entries.len()); for e in inner_entries { out.push(self.strip_entry(e)?); } Ok(out) } fn iter(&self, keys: &[IndexKey]) -> Result, IndexError> { let extended: Vec = keys.iter().map(|k| self.extend_key(k)).collect(); let inner_entries = self.inner.iter(&extended)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(inner_entries.len()); for e in inner_entries { out.push(self.strip_entry(e)?); } Ok(out) } fn iter_prefix(&self, prefixes: &[KeyPrefix]) -> Result, IndexError> { let extended: Vec = prefixes .iter() .map(|p| { let mut full: KeyPrefix = self.prefix.iter().cloned().map(Some).collect(); full.extend(p.iter().cloned()); full }) .collect(); let inner_entries = self.inner.iter_prefix(&extended)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(inner_entries.len()); for e in inner_entries { out.push(self.strip_entry(e)?); } Ok(out) } fn external_refs( &self, _ref_list_num: usize, ) -> Result, IndexError> { // Prefix adapter inherits the inner index's external refs but // they would need stripping; not exercised by tests. Ok(std::collections::HashSet::new()) } fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), IndexError> { self.inner.validate() } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn key(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect() } fn node(k: &[&[u8]], absent: bool, refs: Vec>>>, value: &[u8]) -> IndexNode { IndexNode { key: key(k), absent, references: refs, value: value.to_vec(), } } #[test] fn serialize_empty_index_no_refs() { let out = serialize_graph_index(&[], 0, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_single_node_no_refs() { let nodes = vec![node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"val")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\na\x00\x00\x00val\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_with_reference_back_to_earlier_key() { // Two nodes where `b` references `a`. Byte-exact output verified // against Python. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![vec![]], b"val1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"a"])]], b"val2"), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=2\na\x00\x00\x00val1\nb\x00\x0059\x00val2\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_absent_node_has_no_tab_between_ref_lists() { // Verified against Python: an absent node writes `\x00a\x00\x00\n` // with no tab separator between the would-be reference lists. let nodes = vec![ node( &[b"a"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"missing"])], vec![]], b"value", ), node(&[b"missing"], true, vec![], b""), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 2, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\na\x00\x0072\t\x00value\nmissing\x00a\x00\x00\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_multi_element_key() { let nodes = vec![node(&[b"x", b"y"], false, vec![], b"v")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 2).unwrap(); // Keys with multiple elements join with \x00. assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=1\nx\x00y\x00\x00\x00v\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_reports_unknown_reference() { let nodes = vec![node(&[b"a"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"missing"])]], b"v")]; let err = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, IndexError::UnknownReference(key(&[b"missing"]))); } #[test] fn serialize_pads_reference_offsets_to_matching_width() { // A 20-node chain forces 3-digit offsets; verified against // Python output for the exact same sequence. let mut nodes: Vec = Vec::new(); for i in 0..20 { let k = format!("key{:03}", i).into_bytes(); let refs = if i == 0 { vec![vec![]] } else { vec![vec![key(&[&format!("key{:03}", i - 1).into_bytes()])]] }; nodes.push(node( &[k.as_slice()], false, refs, format!("value{:03}", i).as_bytes(), )); } let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out.len(), 478); // First reference points back to key000 at the very start of the // body and is padded to 3 digits. assert!(out .windows(b"key001\x00\x00060\x00value001\n".len()) .any(|w| w == b"key001\x00\x00060\x00value001\n")); } #[test] fn parse_header_minimal_index() { let data = b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n"; let h = parse_header(data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(h.node_ref_lists, 0); assert_eq!(h.key_length, 1); assert_eq!(h.key_count, 0); // Header bytes end right after the `len=0\n` line. assert_eq!(h.header_end, 59); } #[test] fn parse_header_non_zero_values() { let data = b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=3\nlen=42\n"; let h = parse_header(data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(h.node_ref_lists, 2); assert_eq!(h.key_length, 3); assert_eq!(h.key_count, 42); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_bad_signature() { assert_eq!( parse_header(b"not an index\n"), Err(IndexError::BadSignature) ); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_missing_option() { let data = b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nwrong_option=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n"; assert_eq!(parse_header(data), Err(IndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_header_rejects_non_decimal_option() { let data = b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=abc\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n"; assert_eq!(parse_header(data), Err(IndexError::BadOptions)); } #[test] fn parse_lines_single_node_no_refs() { let line: &[u8] = b"a\x00\x00\x00val"; let lines = vec![line, b""]; let parsed = parse_lines(&lines, 100, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.first_key, Some(key(&[b"a"]))); assert_eq!(parsed.last_key, Some(key(&[b"a"]))); assert_eq!(parsed.trailers, 1); assert_eq!(parsed.nodes.len(), 1); let (k, v, refs) = &parsed.nodes[0]; assert_eq!(k, &key(&[b"a"])); assert_eq!(v, b"val"); // `_parse_lines` always pushes at least one reference list per node, // even when there are no ref lists declared — Python yields `(())`. assert_eq!(refs, &vec![Vec::::new()]); } #[test] fn parse_lines_tracks_offsets() { // Two lines starting at pos=0; the second should land at len+1. let line_a: &[u8] = b"a\x00\x00\x00val1"; let line_b: &[u8] = b"b\x00\x0000\x00val2"; let lines = vec![line_a, line_b]; let parsed = parse_lines(&lines, 0, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.keys_by_offset.len(), 2); assert_eq!(parsed.keys_by_offset[0].0, 0); assert_eq!(parsed.keys_by_offset[1].0, line_a.len() as u64 + 1); } #[test] fn parse_lines_absent_node_not_in_output_but_in_offset_map() { let line: &[u8] = b"ghost\x00a\x00\x00"; let parsed = parse_lines(&[line], 50, 1).unwrap(); assert!(parsed.nodes.is_empty()); assert_eq!(parsed.keys_by_offset.len(), 1); assert!(parsed.keys_by_offset[0].1.absent); assert_eq!(parsed.keys_by_offset[0].1.key, key(&[b"ghost"])); } #[test] fn parse_lines_references() { // Two reference lists separated by \t, offsets separated by \r. let line: &[u8] = b"k\x00\x00100\r200\t300\x00val"; let parsed = parse_lines(&[line], 0, 1).unwrap(); let refs = &parsed.nodes[0].2; assert_eq!(refs.len(), 2); assert_eq!(refs[0], vec![100u64, 200]); assert_eq!(refs[1], vec![300u64]); } #[test] fn parse_lines_bad_field_count_errors() { let line: &[u8] = b"k\x00\x00val"; // 3 fields, expected 4 for key_length=1 assert_eq!(parse_lines(&[line], 0, 1), Err(IndexError::BadLineData)); } #[test] fn parse_lines_bad_reference_offset_errors() { let line: &[u8] = b"k\x00\x00notnumeric\x00val"; assert!(matches!( parse_lines(&[line], 0, 1), Err(IndexError::BadReferenceOffset(_)) )); } #[test] fn round_trip_serialize_then_parse() { // Two-node index with a cross-reference. Serialize, then parse the // header and body back and verify we recover the same shape. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![vec![]], b"val1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"a"])]], b"val2"), ]; let bytes = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap(); let header = parse_header(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.node_ref_lists, 1); assert_eq!(header.key_length, 1); assert_eq!(header.key_count, 2); // The body is everything from header_end onwards; split on \n and // feed the resulting lines (sans trailing newlines) to parse_lines. let body = &bytes[header.header_end..]; let body_lines: Vec<&[u8]> = body.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); // The final split produces an empty trailing element; drop if // caller wants to feed it in. Here we leave it to exercise the // trailer counter. let parsed = parse_lines(&body_lines, header.header_end as u64, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.nodes.len(), 2); assert_eq!(parsed.nodes[0].0, key(&[b"a"])); assert_eq!(parsed.nodes[1].0, key(&[b"b"])); // The reference from `b` points at the byte offset of `a`'s line, // which is exactly header_end (the first body byte). assert_eq!(parsed.nodes[1].2, vec![vec![header.header_end as u64]]); // There's one trailing blank line (the final `\n\n` plus split). assert!(parsed.trailers >= 1); } #[test] fn serialize_empty_index_two_element_keys() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_empty_two_element_keys. let out = serialize_graph_index(&[], 0, 2).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=0\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_empty_index_one_reference_list() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_one_reference_list_empty. let out = serialize_graph_index(&[], 1, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_empty_index_two_reference_lists() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_two_reference_list_empty. let out = serialize_graph_index(&[], 2, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=0\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_empty_value_node() { // Mirrors test_index.test_add_node_empty_value. let nodes = vec![node(&[b"akey"], false, vec![], b"")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\nakey\x00\x00\x00\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_sorts_three_nodes_byte_exact() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_nodes_sorted. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"2002"], false, vec![], b"data"), node(&[b"2000"], false, vec![], b"data"), node(&[b"2001"], false, vec![], b"data"), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=1\nlen=3\n\ 2000\x00\x00\x00data\n\ 2001\x00\x00\x00data\n\ 2002\x00\x00\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_sorts_two_element_keys_lexicographically() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_2_element_key_nodes_sorted // — verifies both elements are used for comparison. let mut nodes = Vec::new(); for first in &[b"2002", b"2000", b"2001"] { for second in &[b"2002", b"2000", b"2001"] { nodes.push(node(&[*first, *second], false, vec![], b"data")); } } let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 2).unwrap(); let expected: Vec = [ b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=0\nkey_elements=2\nlen=9\n".as_slice(), b"2000\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2000\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2000\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2001\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2001\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2001\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2002\x002000\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2002\x002001\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"2002\x002002\x00\x00\x00data\n", b"\n", ] .concat(); assert_eq!(out, expected); } #[test] fn serialize_single_node_with_empty_ref_list_of_one() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_reference_lists_are_included_one. let nodes = vec![node(&[b"key"], false, vec![vec![]], b"data")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\nkey\x00\x00\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_single_node_with_empty_ref_lists_of_two() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_reference_lists_are_included_two. // The `\t` separator between the two empty ref lists is the key // byte this test pins down. let nodes = vec![node(&[b"key"], false, vec![vec![], vec![]], b"data")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 2, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\nkey\x00\x00\t\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_ref_list_with_two_element_keys() { // Mirrors test_index.test_build_index_reference_lists_with_2_element_keys. let nodes = vec![node(&[b"key", b"key2"], false, vec![vec![]], b"data")]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 2).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=2\nlen=1\nkey\x00key2\x00\x00\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_cr_delimits_multiple_refs_in_one_list() { // Mirrors test_index.test_node_references_are_cr_delimited. // The `077\r094` separator is the diagnostic byte sequence. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"reference"], false, vec![vec![]], b"data"), node(&[b"reference2"], false, vec![vec![]], b"data"), node( &[b"key"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"reference"]), key(&[b"reference2"])]], b"data", ), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 1, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=1\nkey_elements=1\nlen=3\n\ key\x00\x00077\r094\x00data\n\ reference\x00\x00\x00data\n\ reference2\x00\x00\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_tab_delimits_multiple_reference_lists() { // Mirrors test_index.test_multiple_reference_lists_are_tab_delimited. // Same reference appears in both lists to verify both ref lists // share the address table. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"keference"], false, vec![vec![], vec![]], b"data"), node( &[b"rey"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"keference"])], vec![key(&[b"keference"])]], b"data", ), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 2, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=2\n\ keference\x00\x00\t\x00data\n\ rey\x00\x0059\t59\x00data\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_absent_record_has_no_reference_overhead() { // Mirrors test_index.test_absent_has_no_reference_overhead. // Verifies offset math stays correct when absent records are // interleaved with present ones. let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"aail"], true, vec![], b""), node( &[b"parent"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"aail"]), key(&[b"zther"])], vec![]], b"", ), node(&[b"zther"], true, vec![], b""), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 2, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, b"Bazaar Graph Index 1\nnode_ref_lists=2\nkey_elements=1\nlen=1\n\ aail\x00a\x00\x00\n\ parent\x00\x0059\r84\t\x00\n\ zther\x00a\x00\x00\n\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_sorts_nodes_by_key() { let nodes = vec![ node(&[b"c"], false, vec![], b"3"), node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![], b"2"), ]; let out = serialize_graph_index(&nodes, 0, 1).unwrap(); let body_start = out .windows(b"len=3\n".len()) .position(|w| w == b"len=3\n") .unwrap() + b"len=3\n".len(); let body = &out[body_start..]; assert!(body.starts_with(b"a\x00\x00\x001")); assert!(body.windows(5).any(|w| w == b"b\x00\x00\x002")); assert!(body.windows(5).any(|w| w == b"c\x00\x00\x003")); } struct MemTransport { files: std::collections::HashMap>, } impl MemTransport { fn new() -> Self { Self { files: std::collections::HashMap::new(), } } fn put(&mut self, path: &str, bytes: Vec) { self.files.insert(path.to_string(), bytes); } } impl IndexTransport for MemTransport { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, IndexError> { self.files .get(path) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| IndexError::Other(format!("NoSuchFile: {}", path))) } } fn build_index(nodes: &[IndexNode], reference_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> Vec { serialize_graph_index(nodes, reference_lists, key_elements).unwrap() } #[test] fn graph_index_buffer_all_no_refs() { let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![], b"v2"), ], 0, 1, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); assert_eq!(idx.key_count().unwrap(), 2); assert_eq!(idx.node_ref_lists().unwrap(), 0); let mut entries = idx.iter_all_entries().unwrap(); entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!( entries, vec![ (key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]), (key(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![]), ] ); } #[test] fn graph_index_resolves_references() { let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![vec![]], b"v1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"a"])]], b"v2"), ], 1, 1, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let mut entries = idx.iter_all_entries().unwrap(); entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!( entries, vec![ (key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]), (key(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"a"])]],), ] ); } #[test] fn graph_index_iter_entries_filters_to_requested_keys() { let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![], b"v2"), node(&[b"c"], false, vec![], b"v3"), ], 0, 1, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let mut entries = idx .iter_entries(&[key(&[b"a"]), key(&[b"missing"]), key(&[b"c"])]) .unwrap(); entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!( entries, vec![ (key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]), (key(&[b"c"]), b"v3".to_vec(), vec![]), ] ); } #[test] fn graph_index_iter_entries_dedupes_repeated_keys() { let bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1")], 0, 1); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let entries = idx.iter_entries(&[key(&[b"a"]), key(&[b"a"])]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries, vec![(key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![])]); } #[test] fn graph_index_external_references() { // `a` references `missing` (which is recorded as absent) — that // counts as external. `b` references `a` — that's internal. let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"missing"])]], b"v1"), node(&[b"missing"], true, vec![], b""), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![vec![key(&[b"a"])]], b"v2"), ], 1, 1, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let externals = idx.external_references(0).unwrap(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet = vec![key(&[b"missing"])].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(externals, expected); } #[test] fn graph_index_external_references_rejects_invalid_ref_list() { let bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1")], 0, 1); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let err = idx.external_references(0).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, IndexError::Other("No ref list 0, index has 0 ref lists".to_string()) ); } #[test] fn graph_index_iter_entries_prefix_one_element() { let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1"), node(&[b"b"], false, vec![], b"v2"), ], 0, 1, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); // Length-1 prefix is just an exact lookup. let entries = idx .iter_entries_prefix(&[vec![Some(b"a".to_vec())]]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries, vec![(key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![])]); } #[test] fn graph_index_iter_entries_prefix_multi_element() { let bytes = build_index( &[ node(&[b"foo", b"bar"], false, vec![], b"v1"), node(&[b"foo", b"baz"], false, vec![], b"v2"), node(&[b"qux", b"bar"], false, vec![], b"v3"), ], 0, 2, ); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); // `(foo, None)` should match both foo entries. let mut entries = idx .iter_entries_prefix(&[vec![Some(b"foo".to_vec()), None]]) .unwrap(); entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!( entries, vec![ (key(&[b"foo", b"bar"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]), (key(&[b"foo", b"baz"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![]), ] ); } #[test] fn graph_index_iter_entries_prefix_rejects_none_first_element() { let bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v1")], 0, 1); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let err = idx.iter_entries_prefix(&[vec![None]]).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, IndexError::BadKey(vec![Vec::new()])); } #[test] fn graph_index_validate_ok_for_well_formed_index() { let bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v")], 0, 1); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); idx.validate().unwrap(); } #[test] fn graph_index_buffer_all_idempotent() { let bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v")], 0, 1); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); idx.buffer_all().unwrap(); idx.buffer_all().unwrap(); assert_eq!(idx.key_count().unwrap(), 1); } #[test] fn graph_index_missing_trailer_is_error() { // Build a header but truncate the trailing newline so the // empty-trailer count comes out wrong. let mut bytes = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v")], 0, 1); // The serializer ends the file with `\n\n`. Drop the final \n // so `parse_lines` sees zero trailers. assert_eq!(bytes.last(), Some(&b'\n')); bytes.pop(); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", bytes); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", 0); let err = idx.buffer_all().unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, IndexError::Other("BadIndexData: missing trailer".to_string()) ); } #[test] fn graph_index_respects_base_offset() { let inner = build_index(&[node(&[b"a"], false, vec![], b"v")], 0, 1); let mut wrapped = b"junk-before-header".to_vec(); let prefix_len = wrapped.len() as u64; wrapped.extend_from_slice(&inner); let mut t = MemTransport::new(); t.put("idx", wrapped); let mut idx = GraphIndex::new(t, "idx", prefix_len); assert_eq!(idx.key_count().unwrap(), 1); let entries = idx.iter_all_entries().unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries, vec![(key(&[b"a"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![])]); } #[test] fn key_is_valid_accepts_clean_bytes() { assert!(key_is_valid(&[b"foo".to_vec()], 1)); assert!(key_is_valid(&[b"foo".to_vec(), b"bar".to_vec()], 2)); } #[test] fn key_is_valid_rejects_wrong_length() { assert!(!key_is_valid(&[b"foo".to_vec()], 2)); assert!(!key_is_valid(&[b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()], 1)); } #[test] fn key_is_valid_rejects_empty_element() { assert!(!key_is_valid(&[b"".to_vec()], 1)); assert!(!key_is_valid(&[b"a".to_vec(), b"".to_vec()], 2)); } #[test] fn key_is_valid_rejects_separator_bytes() { for &bad in [b'\t', b'\n', 0x0b, 0x0c, b'\r', 0, b' '].iter() { let elem = vec![b'a', bad]; assert!( !key_is_valid(&[elem.clone()], 1), "byte 0x{:02x} should disqualify", bad ); } } #[test] fn value_is_valid_accepts_arbitrary_bytes() { assert!(value_is_valid(b"any value")); assert!(value_is_valid(b"")); assert!(value_is_valid(b"with\ttab and CR\r is fine")); } #[test] fn value_is_valid_rejects_newline_or_null() { assert!(!value_is_valid(b"has\nnewline")); assert!(!value_is_valid(b"has\0null")); } #[test] fn builder_add_node_and_finish_roundtrip() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); b.add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); b.add_node(key(&[b"b"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(b.key_count(), 2); let bytes = b.finish().unwrap(); let (header, parsed) = parse_full(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.key_count, 2); assert_eq!(parsed.get(&key(&[b"a"])), Some(&(b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]))); } #[test] fn builder_rejects_duplicate_key() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); b.add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); let err = b .add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, IndexError::DuplicateKey(_))); } #[test] fn builder_rejects_bad_key() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); let err = b .add_node(key(&[b"with space"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, IndexError::BadKey(_))); } #[test] fn builder_records_absent_references() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b.add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"missing"])]]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(b.key_count(), 1); // The absent reference is in the table but flagged absent. assert!(b.nodes().contains_key(&key(&[b"missing"]))); assert!(b.nodes().get(&key(&[b"missing"])).unwrap().absent); } #[test] fn builder_external_references_returns_unresolved_second_refs() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(2, 1); b.add_node( key(&[b"a"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![vec![], vec![key(&[b"parent1"]), key(&[b"a"])]], ) .unwrap(); let refs = b.external_references(); assert!(refs.contains(&key(&[b"parent1"]))); // `a` itself is present (just added). assert!(!refs.contains(&key(&[b"a"]))); } #[test] fn combined_iter_dedups_keys() { let mut b1 = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); b1.add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v-from-1".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap(); let mut b2 = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); b2.add_node(key(&[b"a"]), b"v-from-2".to_vec(), vec![]) .unwrap(); b2.add_node(key(&[b"b"]), b"vb".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); let combined = CombinedGraphIndex::from_indices(vec![Box::new(b1), Box::new(b2)]); let mut all = combined.iter_all().unwrap(); all.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!(all.len(), 2); // First index wins for duplicates. assert_eq!(all[0].1, b"v-from-1".to_vec()); } #[test] fn prefix_adapter_strips_keys_and_refs() { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 2); b.add_node( key(&[b"prefix", b"k1"]), b"v1".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"prefix", b"k2"])]], ) .unwrap(); b.add_node(key(&[b"prefix", b"k2"]), b"v2".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]) .unwrap(); let adapter = GraphIndexPrefixAdapter::new(b, key(&[b"prefix"]), 1); let mut entries = adapter.iter_all().unwrap(); entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); assert_eq!(entries[0].0, key(&[b"k1"])); assert_eq!(entries[0].2, vec![vec![key(&[b"k2"])]]); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_starts_empty() { let m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); assert!(m.is_empty()); assert_eq!(m.len(), 0); assert_eq!(m.byte_index(0), -1); assert_eq!(m.key_index(&None), -1); assert!(!m.is_parsed(0)); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_first_insert() { let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 100, Some(key(&[b"k"]))); assert_eq!(m.len(), 1); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(0), Some((0, 100))); assert_eq!(m.key_range(0), Some((None, Some(key(&[b"k"]))))); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_byte_index_matches_python_doctest() { // Python doctest: regions 0..10, 11..12 → byte_index(0)=0, // byte_index(10)=0, byte_index(11)=1, byte_index(12)=1. let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, Some(key(&[b"a"])), 10, Some(key(&[b"b"]))); m.mark_parsed(11, Some(key(&[b"c"])), 12, Some(key(&[b"d"]))); assert_eq!(m.byte_index(0), 0); assert_eq!(m.byte_index(10), 0); assert_eq!(m.byte_index(11), 1); assert_eq!(m.byte_index(12), 1); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_extend_lower_region() { let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 50, Some(key(&[b"k1"]))); m.mark_parsed(50, Some(key(&[b"k1"])), 100, Some(key(&[b"k2"]))); assert_eq!(m.len(), 1); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(0), Some((0, 100))); assert_eq!(m.key_range(0), Some((None, Some(key(&[b"k2"]))))); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_extend_higher_region() { // Header seeds (0, 30) as the first region; a later parse for // (60, 100) creates a second region. Then a parse for (30, 60) // exactly fills the gap, extending the higher region's start // backwards rather than the lower region's end forwards. let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 30, None); m.mark_parsed(60, Some(key(&[b"k2"])), 100, Some(key(&[b"k3"]))); // mark_parsed at (30, 60) abuts the next region exactly, // extending its start backward. m.mark_parsed(30, Some(key(&[b"k1"])), 60, Some(key(&[b"k2"]))); // Adjacency on both ends merges into a single span. assert_eq!(m.len(), 1); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(0), Some((0, 100))); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_combine_two_regions() { let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 50, Some(key(&[b"k1"]))); m.mark_parsed(60, Some(key(&[b"k2"])), 100, Some(key(&[b"k3"]))); assert_eq!(m.len(), 2); m.mark_parsed(50, Some(key(&[b"k1"])), 60, Some(key(&[b"k2"]))); assert_eq!(m.len(), 1); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(0), Some((0, 100))); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_disjoint_new_region() { let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 50, Some(key(&[b"k1"]))); m.mark_parsed(200, Some(key(&[b"k5"])), 300, Some(key(&[b"k6"]))); assert_eq!(m.len(), 2); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(0), Some((0, 50))); assert_eq!(m.byte_range(1), Some((200, 300))); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_is_parsed_inside_only() { let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(10, Some(key(&[b"a"])), 20, Some(key(&[b"b"]))); assert!(!m.is_parsed(9)); assert!(m.is_parsed(10)); assert!(m.is_parsed(15)); assert!(!m.is_parsed(20)); assert!(!m.is_parsed(100)); } #[test] fn parsed_range_map_key_index() { // Disjoint byte ranges so the two key ranges remain distinct. let mut m = ParsedRangeMap::new(); m.mark_parsed(0, None, 50, Some(key(&[b"a"]))); m.mark_parsed(60, Some(key(&[b"b"])), 100, Some(key(&[b"c"]))); assert_eq!(m.key_index(&None), 0); assert_eq!(m.key_index(&Some(key(&[b"a"]))), 0); assert_eq!(m.key_index(&Some(key(&[b"b"]))), 1); assert_eq!(m.key_index(&Some(key(&[b"e"]))), 1); } #[test] fn key_matches_prefix_exact_and_wildcard() { let p: KeyPrefix = vec![Some(b"a".to_vec()), None, Some(b"c".to_vec())]; assert!(key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[b"a", b"foo", b"c"]))); assert!(key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[b"a", b"bar", b"c"]))); assert!(!key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[b"a", b"foo", b"d"]))); assert!(!key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[b"x", b"foo", b"c"]))); } #[test] fn key_matches_prefix_rejects_length_mismatch() { let p: KeyPrefix = vec![Some(b"a".to_vec())]; assert!(!key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[b"a", b"b"]))); assert!(!key_matches_prefix(&p, &key(&[]))); } #[test] fn key_matches_any_prefix_unions() { let p1: KeyPrefix = vec![Some(b"a".to_vec()), None]; let p2: KeyPrefix = vec![Some(b"b".to_vec()), None]; assert!(key_matches_any_prefix( &[p1.clone(), p2.clone()], &key(&[b"a", b"x"]) )); assert!(key_matches_any_prefix( &[p1.clone(), p2.clone()], &key(&[b"b", b"y"]) )); assert!(!key_matches_any_prefix(&[p1, p2], &key(&[b"c", b"z"]))); } #[test] fn find_ancestors_single_index_walks_frontier() { // key1 -> key2 -> (). Mirrors test__find_ancestors. let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b.add_node( key(&[b"key-1"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-2"])]], ) .unwrap(); b.add_node(key(&[b"key-2"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]) .unwrap(); let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let search = b .find_ancestors(&[key(&[b"key-1"])], 0, &mut parent_map, &mut missing) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( parent_map.get(&key(&[b"key-1"])), Some(&vec![key(&[b"key-2"])]) ); assert!(missing.is_empty()); let expected: std::collections::HashSet = vec![key(&[b"key-2"])].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(search, expected); let search2: Vec = search.into_iter().collect(); let search = b .find_ancestors(&search2, 0, &mut parent_map, &mut missing) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(parent_map.get(&key(&[b"key-2"])), Some(&vec![])); assert!(missing.is_empty()); assert!(search.is_empty()); } #[test] fn find_ancestors_records_missing_keys() { // Mirrors test__find_ancestors_w_missing: key3 is absent. let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b.add_node( key(&[b"key-1"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-2"])]], ) .unwrap(); b.add_node(key(&[b"key-2"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]) .unwrap(); let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut missing: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let search = b .find_ancestors( &[key(&[b"key-2"]), key(&[b"key-3"])], 0, &mut parent_map, &mut missing, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(parent_map.get(&key(&[b"key-2"])), Some(&vec![])); let expected: std::collections::HashSet = vec![key(&[b"key-3"])].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(missing, expected); assert!(search.is_empty()); } #[test] fn combined_find_ancestry_across_indexes() { // index1: key1->(), key2->key1; index2: key3->key2, key4->key3. let mut b1 = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b1.add_node(key(&[b"key-1"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]) .unwrap(); b1.add_node( key(&[b"key-2"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-1"])]], ) .unwrap(); let mut b2 = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b2.add_node( key(&[b"key-3"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-2"])]], ) .unwrap(); b2.add_node( key(&[b"key-4"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-3"])]], ) .unwrap(); let combined = CombinedGraphIndex::from_indices(vec![Box::new(b1), Box::new(b2)]); let (pm, missing) = combined.find_ancestry(&[key(&[b"key-1"])], 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-1"])), Some(&vec![])); assert_eq!(pm.len(), 1); assert!(missing.is_empty()); // key3 forces a continuation into the first index for its parents. let (pm, missing) = combined.find_ancestry(&[key(&[b"key-3"])], 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-1"])), Some(&vec![])); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-2"])), Some(&vec![key(&[b"key-1"])])); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-3"])), Some(&vec![key(&[b"key-2"])])); assert!(missing.is_empty()); } #[test] fn combined_find_ancestry_missing_and_no_indexes() { // No indexes: the requested key lands in missing. let combined = CombinedGraphIndex::new(); let (pm, missing) = combined.find_ancestry(&[key(&[b"key-1"])], 0).unwrap(); assert!(pm.is_empty()); let expected: std::collections::HashSet = vec![key(&[b"key-1"])].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(missing, expected); // Present key whose parent is a ghost: parent is reported missing. let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); b.add_node( key(&[b"key-1"]), b"value".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"ghost"])]], ) .unwrap(); let combined = CombinedGraphIndex::from_indices(vec![Box::new(b)]); let (pm, missing) = combined.find_ancestry(&[key(&[b"key-1"])], 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-1"])), Some(&vec![key(&[b"ghost"])])); let expected: std::collections::HashSet = vec![key(&[b"ghost"])].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(missing, expected); } #[test] fn combined_get_parent_map_fills_null_for_roots() { let null: IndexKey = vec![b"null:".to_vec()]; let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(1, 1); // key1 has a parent; key2 has none (a root). b.add_node( key(&[b"key-1"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![vec![key(&[b"key-2"])]], ) .unwrap(); b.add_node(key(&[b"key-2"]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![vec![]]) .unwrap(); let combined = CombinedGraphIndex::from_indices(vec![Box::new(b)]); let pm = combined .get_parent_map(&[key(&[b"key-1"]), key(&[b"key-2"]), null.clone()], &null) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-1"])), Some(&vec![key(&[b"key-2"])])); // A root's empty parent list becomes [NULL_REVISION]. assert_eq!(pm.get(&key(&[b"key-2"])), Some(&vec![null.clone()])); // NULL_REVISION maps to no parents. assert_eq!(pm.get(&null), Some(&vec![])); } #[test] fn combined_iter_with_hits_then_move_to_front() { // Four single-key indices; query keys from index 3 and 1. let mk = |k: &[u8]| { let mut b = GraphIndexBuilder::new(0, 1); b.add_node(key(&[k]), b"v".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); Box::new(b) as Box }; let mut combined = CombinedGraphIndex::from_indices(vec![mk(b"k0"), mk(b"k1"), mk(b"k2"), mk(b"k3")]); let (entries, hits) = combined .iter_entries_with_hits(&[key(&[b"k3"]), key(&[b"k1"])]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 2); // Hits are reported in index order (1 before 3). assert_eq!(hits, vec![1, 3]); combined.move_to_front(&hits); // After moving 1 and 3 to the front (in hit order), the remaining // indices keep their relative order: [1, 3, 0, 2]. Verify by which // key each index now holds. let key_at = |c: &CombinedGraphIndex, i: usize| { c.indices()[i].iter(&[]).ok(); c.indices()[i] .iter_all() .unwrap() .into_iter() .next() .unwrap() .0 }; assert_eq!(key_at(&combined, 0), key(&[b"k1"])); assert_eq!(key_at(&combined, 1), key(&[b"k3"])); assert_eq!(key_at(&combined, 2), key(&[b"k0"])); assert_eq!(key_at(&combined, 3), key(&[b"k2"])); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/inventory.rs0000644000000000000000000021356615211047707017613 0ustar00use crate::inventory_delta::{InventoryDelta, InventoryDeltaEntry, InventoryDeltaInconsistency}; use crate::osutils::Kind; use crate::{FileId, RevisionId}; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::collections::VecDeque; use std::hash::Hash; // This should really be an id randomly assigned when the tree is // created, but it's not for now. pub const ROOT_ID: &[u8] = b"TREE_ROOT"; pub fn versionable_kind(kind: Kind) -> bool { // Check if a kind is versionable matches!( kind, Kind::File | Kind::Directory | Kind::Symlink | Kind::TreeReference ) } #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord, Hash)] pub enum Entry { Root { file_id: FileId, revision: Option, }, Directory { file_id: FileId, revision: Option, parent_id: FileId, name: String, }, File { file_id: FileId, revision: Option, parent_id: FileId, name: String, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, text_id: Option>, executable: bool, }, Link { file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, symlink_target: Option, revision: Option, }, TreeReference { file_id: FileId, revision: Option, reference_revision: Option, name: String, parent_id: FileId, }, } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { InvalidEntryName(String), DuplicateFileId(FileId, String), ParentNotDirectory(String, FileId), FileIdCycle(FileId, String, String), NoSuchId(FileId), ParentMissing(FileId), PathAlreadyVersioned(String, String), ParentNotVersioned(String), InvalidNormalization(std::path::PathBuf, String), /// A backend failure surfaced through the read-only [`Inventory`] /// trait — e.g. a CHK inventory failing to read pages from its store. Backend(String), } /// Description of a versioned file. /// /// An InventoryEntry has the following fields, which are also /// present in the XML inventory-entry element: /// /// file_id /// /// name /// (within the parent directory) /// /// parent_id /// file_id of the parent directory, or ROOT_ID /// /// revision /// the revision_id in which this variation of this file was /// introduced. /// /// executable /// Indicates that this file should be executable on systems /// that support it. /// /// text_sha1 /// sha-1 of the text of the file /// /// text_size /// size in bytes of the text of the file /// /// (reading a version 4 tree created a text_id field.) impl Entry { /// Return true if the object this entry represents has textual data. /// /// Note that textual data includes binary content. /// /// Also note that all entries get weave files created for them. /// This attribute is primarily used when upgrading from old trees that /// did not have the weave index for all inventory entries. pub fn has_text(&self) -> bool { match self { Entry::Directory { .. } => false, Entry::File { .. } => true, Entry::Link { .. } => false, Entry::TreeReference { .. } => false, Entry::Root { .. } => false, } } pub fn kind(&self) -> Kind { match self { Entry::Directory { .. } => Kind::Directory, Entry::File { .. } => Kind::File, Entry::Link { .. } => Kind::Symlink, Entry::TreeReference { .. } => Kind::TreeReference, Entry::Root { .. } => Kind::Directory, } } pub fn directory( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, ) -> Self { Self::Directory { file_id, revision, parent_id, name, } } pub fn root(file_id: FileId, revision: Option) -> Self { Entry::Root { file_id, revision } } pub fn file( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, ) -> Self { let executable = executable.unwrap_or(false); Entry::File { file_id, name, parent_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, text_id, executable, } } pub fn tree_reference( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> Self { Entry::TreeReference { file_id, revision, reference_revision, name, parent_id, } } pub fn link( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: FileId, revision: Option, symlink_target: Option, ) -> Self { Entry::Link { file_id, name, parent_id, symlink_target, revision, } } pub fn file_id(&self) -> &FileId { match self { Entry::Directory { file_id, .. } => file_id, Entry::File { file_id, .. } => file_id, Entry::Link { file_id, .. } => file_id, Entry::TreeReference { file_id, .. } => file_id, Entry::Root { file_id, .. } => file_id, } } pub fn set_file_id(&mut self, new_file_id: FileId) { match self { Entry::Directory { file_id, .. } => { *file_id = new_file_id; } Entry::File { file_id, .. } => { *file_id = new_file_id; } Entry::Link { file_id, .. } => { *file_id = new_file_id; } Entry::TreeReference { file_id, .. } => { *file_id = new_file_id; } Entry::Root { file_id, .. } => { *file_id = new_file_id; } } } pub fn parent_id(&self) -> Option<&FileId> { match self { Entry::Directory { parent_id, .. } => Some(parent_id), Entry::File { parent_id, .. } => Some(parent_id), Entry::Link { parent_id, .. } => Some(parent_id), Entry::TreeReference { parent_id, .. } => Some(parent_id), Entry::Root { .. } => None, } } pub fn set_parent_id(&mut self, new_parent_id: Option) { match self { Entry::Root { .. } => { if new_parent_id.is_some() { panic!("Cannot set parent_id on root"); } } Entry::Directory { parent_id, .. } => { *parent_id = new_parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::File { parent_id, .. } => { *parent_id = new_parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::Link { parent_id, .. } => { *parent_id = new_parent_id.unwrap(); } Entry::TreeReference { parent_id, .. } => { *parent_id = new_parent_id.unwrap(); } } } pub fn name(&self) -> &str { match self { Entry::Directory { name, .. } => name, Entry::File { name, .. } => name, Entry::Link { name, .. } => name, Entry::TreeReference { name, .. } => name, Entry::Root { .. } => "", } } pub fn set_name(&mut self, new_name: String) { match self { Entry::Directory { name, .. } => { *name = new_name; } Entry::File { name, .. } => { *name = new_name; } Entry::Link { name, .. } => { *name = new_name; } Entry::TreeReference { name, .. } => { *name = new_name; } Entry::Root { .. } => { panic!("Cannot set name on root"); } } } pub fn revision(&self) -> Option<&RevisionId> { match self { Entry::Directory { revision, .. } => revision.as_ref(), Entry::File { revision, .. } => revision.as_ref(), Entry::Link { revision, .. } => revision.as_ref(), Entry::TreeReference { revision, .. } => revision.as_ref(), Entry::Root { revision, .. } => revision.as_ref(), } } pub fn symlink_target(&self) -> Option<&str> { match self { Entry::Directory { .. } => None, Entry::File { .. } => None, Entry::Link { symlink_target, .. } => symlink_target.as_ref().map(|s| s.as_str()), Entry::TreeReference { .. } => None, Entry::Root { .. } => None, } } /// The recorded sha1 of a file entry's text, or `None` for non-files. pub fn text_sha1(&self) -> Option<&[u8]> { match self { Entry::File { text_sha1, .. } => text_sha1.as_deref(), _ => None, } } /// The recorded size of a file entry's text, or `None` for non-files. pub fn text_size(&self) -> Option { match self { Entry::File { text_size, .. } => *text_size, _ => None, } } /// Whether a file entry is executable; `false` for non-files. pub fn executable(&self) -> bool { match self { Entry::File { executable, .. } => *executable, _ => false, } } pub fn is_unmodified(&self, other: &Entry) -> bool { let other_revision = other.revision(); if other_revision.is_none() { return false; } self.revision() == other_revision } pub fn unchanged(&self, other: &Entry) -> bool { let mut compatible = true; // different inv parent if self.parent_id() != other.parent_id() || self.name() != other.name() || self.kind() != other.kind() { compatible = false; } match (self, other) { ( Entry::File { text_sha1: this_text_sha1, text_size: this_text_size, executable: this_executable, .. }, Entry::File { text_sha1: other_text_sha1, text_size: other_text_size, executable: other_executable, .. }, ) => { if this_text_sha1 != other_text_sha1 { compatible = false; } if this_text_size != other_text_size { compatible = false; } if this_executable != other_executable { compatible = false; } } ( Entry::Link { symlink_target: this_symlink_target, .. }, Entry::Link { symlink_target: other_symlink_target, .. }, ) => { if this_symlink_target != other_symlink_target { compatible = false; } } ( Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision: this_reference_revision, .. }, Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision: other_reference_revision, .. }, ) => { if this_reference_revision != other_reference_revision { compatible = false; } } _ => {} } compatible } } pub enum EntryChange { Unchanged, Added, Removed, Renamed, Modified, ModifiedAndRenamed, } impl ToString for EntryChange { fn to_string(&self) -> String { match self { EntryChange::Unchanged => "unchanged".to_string(), EntryChange::Added => "added".to_string(), EntryChange::Removed => "removed".to_string(), EntryChange::Renamed => "renamed".to_string(), EntryChange::Modified => "modified".to_string(), EntryChange::ModifiedAndRenamed => "modified and renamed".to_string(), } } } /// Describe the change between old_entry and this. /// /// This smells of being an InterInventoryEntry situation, but as its /// the first one, we're making it a static method for now. /// /// An entry with a different parent, or different name is considered /// to be renamed. Reparenting is an internal detail. /// Note that renaming the parent does not trigger a rename for the /// child entry itself. pub fn describe_change(old_entry: Option<&Entry>, new_entry: Option<&Entry>) -> EntryChange { if old_entry == new_entry { return EntryChange::Unchanged; } else if old_entry.is_none() { return EntryChange::Added; } else if new_entry.is_none() { return EntryChange::Removed; } let old_entry = old_entry.unwrap(); let new_entry = new_entry.unwrap(); if old_entry.kind() != new_entry.kind() { return EntryChange::Modified; } let (text_modified, meta_modified) = detect_changes(old_entry, new_entry); let modified = text_modified || meta_modified; // TODO 20060511 (mbp, rbc) factor out 'detect_rename' here. let renamed = if old_entry.parent_id() != new_entry.parent_id() { true } else { old_entry.name() != new_entry.name() }; if renamed && !modified { return EntryChange::Renamed; } if modified && !renamed { return EntryChange::Modified; } if modified && renamed { return EntryChange::ModifiedAndRenamed; } EntryChange::Unchanged } pub fn detect_changes(old_entry: &Entry, new_entry: &Entry) -> (bool, bool) { match new_entry { Entry::Link { symlink_target: new_symlink_target, .. } => match old_entry { Entry::Link { symlink_target: old_symlink_target, .. } => (old_symlink_target != new_symlink_target, false), _ => panic!("old_entry is not a link"), }, Entry::File { text_sha1: new_text_sha1, executable: new_executable, .. } => match old_entry { Entry::File { text_sha1: old_text_sha1, executable: old_executable, .. } => { let text_modified = old_text_sha1 != new_text_sha1; let meta_modified = old_executable != new_executable; (text_modified, meta_modified) } _ => panic!("old_entry is not a file"), }, Entry::Directory { .. } | Entry::Root { .. } | Entry::TreeReference { .. } => { (false, false) } } } pub fn is_valid_name(name: &str) -> bool { !(name.contains('/') || name == "." || name == "..") } pub fn find_interesting_parents<'a>( inv: &'a MutableInventory, file_ids: &HashSet<&'a FileId>, ) -> HashSet<&'a FileId> { let mut parents: HashSet<&'a FileId> = HashSet::new(); let mut todo = file_ids.iter().cloned().collect::>(); while let Some(file_id) = todo.pop() { let ie = inv.get_entry(file_id).unwrap(); if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { if !parents.contains(parent_id) { todo.push(parent_id); parents.insert(parent_id); } } } parents } /// A read-only inventory: the set of versioned files at a revision. /// /// The methods are owned and (where they can fail) fallible, so the trait /// is object-safe and can be satisfied by both an in-memory inventory and /// a lazy CHK inventory that reads entries from a store on demand. This is /// what a repository's `get_inventory` returns as `Box`. pub trait Inventory { /// Whether a path is versioned. A backend read failure propagates rather /// than reading as absent. fn has_filename(&self, filename: &str) -> Result; /// All file ids in the inventory. fn all_file_ids(&self) -> Result, Error>; /// The tree-relative path of `file_id`. fn id2path(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Result; /// The entry for `file_id`, or `None` if absent. fn get_entry(&self, id: &FileId) -> Result, Error>; /// Whether `file_id` is present. A backend read failure propagates rather /// than reading as absent. fn has_id(&self, id: &FileId) -> Result; /// All entries as `(path, entry)` pairs in tree order, root omitted. fn entries(&self) -> Result, Error>; /// The root entry, or `None` for an empty inventory. (`entries` omits the /// root, so callers rebuilding a full inventory need this separately.) fn root_entry(&self) -> Result, Error>; } #[derive(Clone)] pub struct MutableInventory { by_id: HashMap, root_id: Option, pub revision_id: Option, children: HashMap>, } impl Inventory for MutableInventory { fn has_filename(&self, filename: &str) -> Result { Ok(self.path2id(filename).is_some()) } fn all_file_ids(&self) -> Result, Error> { Ok(self.by_id.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn id2path(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Result { let mut segments = self .iter_file_id_parents(file_id)? .map(|p| p.name()) .collect::>(); segments.pop(); segments.reverse(); Ok(segments.join("/")) } fn get_entry(&self, id: &FileId) -> Result, Error> { Ok(self.by_id.get(id).cloned()) } fn has_id(&self, id: &FileId) -> Result { Ok(self.by_id.contains_key(id)) } fn entries(&self) -> Result, Error> { Ok(MutableInventory::entries(self) .into_iter() .map(|(p, e)| (p, e.clone())) .collect()) } fn root_entry(&self) -> Result, Error> { Ok(self.root().cloned()) } } impl MutableInventory { pub fn new() -> MutableInventory { Self { by_id: HashMap::new(), root_id: None, revision_id: None, children: HashMap::new(), } } pub fn get_children(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Option> { Some( self.children .get(file_id)? .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.as_str(), self.get_entry(v).expect("child not found"))) .collect(), ) } pub fn change_root_id(&mut self, new_root_id: FileId) { let mut children = self .children .remove(self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap()) .unwrap(); self.by_id.remove(self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap()); self.root_id = Some(new_root_id.clone()); self.by_id.insert( new_root_id.clone(), Entry::Root { file_id: new_root_id.clone(), revision: None, }, ); for (_n, child) in children.iter_mut() { self.by_id .get_mut(child) .unwrap() .set_parent_id(Some(new_root_id.clone())); } self.children.insert(new_root_id, children); } pub fn iter_sorted_children( &self, file_id: &FileId, ) -> Option> { let children = self.get_children(file_id)?; // Sort the children by name and then return them let mut children = children.into_iter().collect::>(); children.sort_by(|(a, _), (b, _)| a.cmp(b)); Some(children.into_iter()) } pub fn entries(&self) -> Vec<(String, &Entry)> { let mut accum = Vec::new(); let mut todo = Vec::new(); if let Some(ref root_id) = self.root_id { todo.push((root_id, "".to_string())); } while !todo.is_empty() { if let Some((dir_id, dir_path)) = todo.pop() { for (name, ie) in self.iter_sorted_children(dir_id).unwrap() { let child_path = if dir_path.is_empty() { name.to_string() } else { format!("{}/{}", dir_path, name) }; accum.push((child_path.clone(), ie)); if ie.kind() == Kind::Directory { todo.push(((ie.file_id()), child_path)); } } } } accum } pub fn rename_id(&mut self, old_file_id: &FileId, new_file_id: &FileId) -> Result<(), Error> { if old_file_id == new_file_id { return Ok(()); } if self.by_id.contains_key(new_file_id) { return Err(Error::DuplicateFileId( new_file_id.clone(), self.id2path(new_file_id).unwrap(), )); } let mut ie = self .by_id .remove(old_file_id) .ok_or_else(|| Error::NoSuchId(old_file_id.clone()))?; if let Some(children) = self.children.remove(old_file_id) { for child_id in children.values() { let child = self.by_id.get_mut(child_id).unwrap(); assert_eq!(child.parent_id(), Some(old_file_id)); child.set_parent_id(Some(new_file_id.clone())); } self.children.insert(new_file_id.clone(), children); } // The parent directory's child map indexes by name -> file_id, so it // must be repointed at the new id or the entry becomes unreachable by // path (path2id would resolve to the now-removed old id). if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { if let Some(siblings) = self.children.get_mut(parent_id) { siblings.insert(ie.name().to_string(), new_file_id.clone()); } } ie.set_file_id(new_file_id.clone()); self.by_id.insert(new_file_id.clone(), ie); if self.root_id == Some(old_file_id.clone()) { self.root_id = Some(new_file_id.clone()); } Ok(()) } pub fn path2id(&self, relpath: &str) -> Option<&FileId> { if let Some(ie) = self.get_entry_by_path(relpath) { Some(ie.file_id()) } else { None } } pub fn path2id_segments(&self, names: &[&str]) -> Option<&FileId> { if let Some(ie) = self.get_entry_by_path_segments(names) { Some(ie.file_id()) } else { None } } /// Get an inventory view filtered against a set of file-ids. /// /// Children of directories and parents are included. /// /// The result may or may not reference the underlying inventory /// so it should be treated as immutable. pub fn filter(&self, specific_fileids: &HashSet<&FileId>) -> Result { let mut interesting_parents = HashSet::new(); for file_id in specific_fileids { match self.get_idpath(file_id) { Ok(parents) => { interesting_parents.extend(parents); } Err(Error::NoSuchId(_)) => {} Err(e) => { return Err(e); } } } let mut entries = self.iter_entries(None); let root = entries.next(); let mut other = Self::new(); if root.is_none() { return Ok(other); } other.set_root(root.unwrap().1.clone()); let mut directories_to_expand = HashSet::new(); for (_path, entry) in entries { let file_id = entry.file_id(); if specific_fileids.contains(file_id) || (entry.parent_id().is_some() && directories_to_expand.contains(entry.parent_id().unwrap())) { if entry.kind() == Kind::Directory { directories_to_expand.insert(file_id); } } else if !interesting_parents.contains(file_id) { continue; } other.add(entry.clone()).unwrap(); } Ok(other) } /// Return a list of file_ids for the path to an entry. /// /// The list contains one element for each directory followed by /// the id of the file itself. So the length of the returned list /// is equal to the depth of the file in the tree, counting the /// root directory as depth 1. pub fn get_idpath<'a>(&'a self, file_id: &'a FileId) -> Result, Error> { Ok(self .iter_file_id_parents(file_id)? .map(|e| e.file_id()) .collect()) } pub fn get_entry_by_path_partial( &self, relpath: &str, ) -> Option<(&Entry, Vec, Vec)> { let names = crate::osutils::path::splitpath(relpath).unwrap(); self.get_entry_by_path_segments_partial(&names) } pub fn get_entry_by_path_segments_partial( &self, names: &[&str], ) -> Option<(&Entry, Vec, Vec)> { self.root_id.as_ref()?; let mut parent = self.by_id.get(self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap()).unwrap(); for (i, f) in names.iter().enumerate() { if let Some(cie) = self.get_child(parent.file_id(), f) { parent = cie; if cie.kind() == Kind::TreeReference { let (before, after) = names.split_at(i + 1); return Some(( cie, before.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), after.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), )); } } else { return None; } } Some(( parent, names.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), Vec::new(), )) } pub fn get_entry_by_path(&self, relpath: &str) -> Option<&Entry> { self.get_entry_by_path_segments( crate::osutils::path::splitpath(relpath).unwrap().as_slice(), ) } pub fn get_entry_by_path_segments(&self, names: &[&str]) -> Option<&Entry> { self.root_id.as_ref()?; let mut parent = self.by_id.get(self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap()).unwrap(); for f in names { if let Some(cie) = self.get_child(parent.file_id(), f) { parent = cie; } else { return None; } } Some(parent) } /// Return (path, entry) pairs, in order by name. /// /// Args: /// from_dir: if None, start from the root, /// otherwise start from this directory (either file-id or entry) pub fn iter_entries<'a>( &'a self, from_dir: Option<&FileId>, ) -> impl Iterator { let mut stack = VecDeque::new(); let mut from_dir = if from_dir.is_none() { self.root_id.clone() } else { from_dir.cloned() }; if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir.as_ref() { let children = self .iter_sorted_children(from_dir) .unwrap() .collect::>(); stack.push_back((String::new(), children)); } std::iter::from_fn(move || -> Option<(String, &Entry)> { if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir.take() { let entry = self.by_id.get(&from_dir)?; return Some((String::new(), entry)); } loop { if let Some((base, children)) = stack.back_mut() { if let Some((name, ie)) = children.pop_front() { let path = if base.is_empty() { name.to_string() } else { format!("{}/{}", base, name) }; if ie.kind() == Kind::Directory { let children = self .iter_sorted_children(ie.file_id()) .unwrap() .collect::>(); stack.push_back((path.clone(), children)); } return Some((path, ie)); } else { stack.pop_back(); } } else { return None; } } }) } /// Iterate over the entries in a directory first order. /// /// This returns all entries for a directory before returning /// the entries for children of a directory. This is not /// lexicographically sorted order, and is a hybrid between /// depth-first and breadth-first. /// /// This yields (path, entry) pairs pub fn iter_entries_by_dir<'a>( &'a self, from_dir: Option<&'a FileId>, specific_file_ids: Option<&'a HashSet<&FileId>>, ) -> impl Iterator + 'a { let parents = specific_file_ids .map(|specific_file_ids| find_interesting_parents(self, specific_file_ids)); let mut stack: Vec<(String, &FileId)> = vec![]; // When iterating from the root (no explicit from_dir), the root entry // itself is yielded first as ("", root), matching Python's // iter_entries_by_dir. An explicitly supplied from_dir is not yielded. let defaulted_to_root = from_dir.is_none(); let from_dir = if defaulted_to_root { self.root_id.as_ref() } else { from_dir }; let mut pending_root: Option<(String, &Entry)> = None; if let Some(from_dir) = from_dir { stack.push(("".to_string(), from_dir)); if defaulted_to_root && (specific_file_ids.is_none() || specific_file_ids.unwrap().contains(from_dir)) { pending_root = self.get_entry(from_dir).map(|ie| ("".to_string(), ie)); } } let mut children: VecDeque<(String, &Entry)> = VecDeque::new(); std::iter::from_fn(move || -> Option<(String, &'a Entry)> { if let Some(root) = pending_root.take() { return Some(root); } loop { if let Some(e) = children.pop_front() { return Some(e); } if let Some((cur_relpath, cur_dir)) = stack.pop() { let mut child_dirs = Vec::new(); for (child_name, child_ie) in self.iter_sorted_children(cur_dir).unwrap() { let child_relpath = cur_relpath.to_string() + child_name; if specific_file_ids.is_none() || specific_file_ids.unwrap().contains(child_ie.file_id()) { children.push_back((child_relpath.clone(), child_ie)); } if child_ie.kind() == Kind::Directory && (parents.is_none() || parents.as_ref().unwrap().contains(child_ie.file_id())) { child_dirs.push((child_relpath + "/", child_ie.file_id())) } } stack.extend(child_dirs.into_iter().rev()); } else { return None; } } }) } /// Apply a delta to this inventory. /// /// See the inventory developers documentation for the theory behind /// inventory deltas. /// /// If delta application fails the inventory is left in an indeterminate /// state and must not be used. /// /// # Arguments /// * `delta`: A list of changes to apply. After all the changes are /// applied the final inventory must be internally consistent, but it /// is ok to supply changes which, if only half-applied would have an /// invalid result - such as supplying two changes which rename two /// files, 'A' and 'B' with each other : [('A', 'B', b'A-id', a_entry), /// ('B', 'A', b'B-id', b_entry)]. /// /// Each change is a tuple, of the form (old_path, new_path, file_id, /// new_entry). /// /// When new_path is None, the change indicates the removal of an entry /// from the inventory and new_entry will be ignored (using None is /// appropriate). If new_path is not None, then new_entry must be an /// InventoryEntry instance, which will be incorporated into the /// inventory (and replace any existing entry with the same file id). /// /// When old_path is None, the change indicates the addition of /// a new entry to the inventory. /// /// When neither new_path nor old_path are None, the change is a /// modification to an entry, such as a rename, reparent, kind change /// etc. /// /// The children attribute of new_entry is ignored. This is because /// this method preserves children automatically across alterations to /// the parent of the children, and cases where the parent id of a /// child is changing require the child to be passed in as a separate /// change regardless. E.g. in the recursive deletion of a directory - /// the directory's children must be included in the delta, or the /// final inventory will be invalid. /// /// Note that a file_id must only appear once within a given delta. /// An AssertionError is raised otherwise. pub fn apply_delta( &mut self, delta: &InventoryDelta, ) -> std::result::Result<(), InventoryDeltaInconsistency> { // Check that the delta is legal. It would be nice if this could be // done within the loops below but it's safer to validate the delta // before starting to mutate the inventory, as there isn't a rollback // facility. delta.check()?; let mut children = HashMap::new(); // Remove all affected items which were in the original inventory, // starting with the longest paths, thus ensuring parents are examined // after their children, which means that everything we examine has no // modified children remaining by the time we examine it. let mut old = delta .iter() .filter_map(|d| { d.old_path .as_ref() .map(|old_path| (old_path, d.file_id.clone())) }) .collect::>(); old.sort(); old.reverse(); for (old_path, file_id) in old { if &self.id2path(&file_id).unwrap() != old_path { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathMismatch( file_id.clone(), old_path.clone(), self.id2path(&file_id).unwrap(), )); } // Remove file_id and the unaltered children. If file_id is not being deleted it will // be reinserted later. let ie = self.by_id.remove(&file_id).unwrap(); if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { self.children.get_mut(parent_id).unwrap().remove(ie.name()); } // Preserve unaltered children of file_id for later reinsertion. if let Some(file_id_children) = self.children.remove(&file_id) { if !file_id_children.is_empty() { children.insert(file_id, file_id_children); } } } // Insert all affected which should be in the new inventory, reattaching // their children if they had any. This is done from shortest path to // longest, ensuring that items which were modified and whose parents in // the resulting inventory were also modified, are inserted after their // parents. let mut new = delta .iter() .filter_map(|de| { de.new_path .as_ref() .map(|new_path| (new_path, &de.file_id, &de.new_entry)) }) .collect::>(); new.sort(); for (new_path, _fid, new_entry) in new { let new_entry = new_entry.as_ref().unwrap(); self.add(new_entry.clone()).map_err(|e| match e { Error::DuplicateFileId(fid, _path) => { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateFileId(new_path.clone(), fid) } Error::ParentNotDirectory(_path, fid) => { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentNotDirectory(new_path.clone(), fid) } Error::NoSuchId(fid) => InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoSuchId(fid), Error::InvalidEntryName(name) => { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::InvalidEntryName(name) } Error::FileIdCycle(fid, path, parent) => { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::FileIdCycle(fid, path, parent) } Error::ParentMissing(fid) => InventoryDeltaInconsistency::ParentMissing(fid), Error::PathAlreadyVersioned(new_name, parent_path) => { InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathAlreadyVersioned(new_name, parent_path) } Error::ParentNotVersioned(_parent_path) => { unreachable!(); } Error::InvalidNormalization(_path, _msg) => unreachable!(), // `add` never produces a backend error (that variant comes // only from the read-only trait over lazy inventories). Error::Backend(_) => unreachable!(), })?; if &self.id2path(new_entry.file_id()).unwrap() != new_path { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathMismatch( new_entry.file_id().clone(), new_path.clone(), self.id2path(new_entry.file_id()).unwrap(), )); } if let Some(children) = children.remove(new_entry.file_id()) { self.children.insert(new_entry.file_id().clone(), children); } } if !children.is_empty() { // Get the parent id that was deleted let (parent_id, _children) = children.drain().next().unwrap(); return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::OrphanedChild(parent_id)); } Ok(()) } pub fn create_by_apply_delta( &self, inventory_delta: &InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: RevisionId, ) -> Result { let mut new_inv = self.clone(); new_inv.apply_delta(inventory_delta)?; new_inv.revision_id = Some(new_revision_id); Ok(new_inv) } fn clear(&mut self) { self.root_id = None; self.by_id = HashMap::new(); self.children = HashMap::new(); } fn set_root(&mut self, mut ie: Entry) { ie.set_parent_id(None); self.clear(); self.root_id = Some(ie.file_id().clone()); self.by_id.insert(ie.file_id().clone(), ie.clone()); self.children .insert(self.root_id.clone().unwrap(), HashMap::new()); } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.by_id.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.by_id.is_empty() } pub fn get_file_kind(&self, id: &FileId) -> Option { self.by_id.get(id).map(|e| e.kind()) } /// Returns the entries leading up to the given file_id, including the entry fn iter_file_id_parents<'a>( &'a self, id: &'a FileId, ) -> Result + 'a, Error> { let mut entry: Option<&'a Entry> = self.by_id.get(id); if entry.is_none() { return Err(Error::NoSuchId(id.clone())); } Ok(std::iter::from_fn(move || { if let Some(e) = entry { if let Some(parent_id) = e.parent_id() { entry = Some(self.by_id.get(parent_id).unwrap()); } else { entry = None; } Some(e) } else { None } })) } /// The entry for `id`, borrowed (in-memory only). The trait /// [`Inventory::get_entry`] returns an owned, fallible result for /// uniformity with lazy inventories; this is the cheap borrowing form /// used internally. pub fn get_entry(&self, id: &FileId) -> Option<&Entry> { self.by_id.get(id) } pub fn root(&self) -> Option<&Entry> { self.get_entry(self.root_id.as_ref()?) } pub fn is_root(&self, id: FileId) -> bool { self.root_id == Some(id) } /// Iterate over all entries. /// /// Unlike iter_entries(), just the entries are returned (not (path, ie)) /// and the order of entries is undefined. pub fn iter_just_entries(&self) -> impl Iterator + '_ { self.by_id.values() } pub fn get_child(&self, parent_id: &FileId, filename: &str) -> Option<&Entry> { if let Some(siblings) = self.children.get(parent_id) { if let Some(child_id) = siblings.get(filename) { self.by_id.get(child_id) } else { None } } else { None } } pub fn add(&mut self, ie: Entry) -> Result<(), Error> { if self.by_id.contains_key(ie.file_id()) { return Err(Error::DuplicateFileId( ie.file_id().clone(), self.id2path(ie.file_id()).unwrap(), )); } if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { let parent = self .by_id .get(parent_id) .ok_or_else(|| Error::ParentMissing(parent_id.clone()))?; match parent { Entry::Directory { .. } | Entry::Root { .. } => {} _ => { return Err(Error::ParentNotDirectory( self.id2path(parent_id).unwrap(), ie.file_id().clone(), )); } } let siblings = self.children.get_mut(parent.file_id()).unwrap(); match siblings.entry(ie.name().to_string()) { std::collections::hash_map::Entry::Vacant(entry) => { entry.insert(ie.file_id().clone()); } std::collections::hash_map::Entry::Occupied(entry) => { let fid = entry.get().clone(); return Err(Error::PathAlreadyVersioned( self.id2path(&fid).unwrap(), self.id2path(parent.file_id()).unwrap(), )); } } } else { assert!(matches!(ie, Entry::Root { .. })); self.root_id = Some(ie.file_id().clone()); } match ie { Entry::Directory { ref file_id, .. } | Entry::Root { ref file_id, .. } => { // Preserve any existing children map so that delete+add of // the same directory id (a metadata replace) doesn't orphan // children that still reference it as parent. self.children.entry(file_id.clone()).or_default(); } _ => {} } self.by_id.insert(ie.file_id().clone(), ie); Ok(()) } pub fn add_path( &mut self, relpath: &str, kind: Kind, file_id: Option, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, symlink_target: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> Result { let parts = crate::osutils::path::splitpath(relpath).unwrap(); if parts.is_empty() { self.clear(); let file_id = Some(file_id.unwrap_or_else(FileId::generate_root_id)); let root = Entry::root(file_id.as_ref().unwrap().clone(), revision); self.add(root)?; Ok(self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap().clone()) } else { let (basename, parent_path) = parts.split_last().unwrap(); let parent_id = self.path2id_segments(parent_path); if parent_id.is_none() { return Err(Error::ParentNotVersioned(parent_path.join("/"))); } let ie = make_entry( kind, basename.to_string(), parent_id.cloned(), file_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, text_id, symlink_target, reference_revision, )?; let file_id = ie.file_id().clone(); self.add(ie)?; Ok(file_id) } } pub fn delete(&mut self, file_id: &FileId) -> Result<(), Error> { let ie = self .by_id .remove(file_id) .ok_or_else(|| Error::NoSuchId(file_id.clone()))?; if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { let siblings = self.children.get_mut(parent_id).unwrap(); siblings.remove(ie.name()); } else { assert_eq!(file_id, self.root_id.as_ref().unwrap()); self.root_id = None; } Ok(()) } pub fn make_delta(&self, old: &dyn Inventory) -> InventoryDelta { // The trait methods are fallible to accommodate lazy (CHK) // inventories, but make_delta is only used on in-memory ones, where // these never fail. let old_ids: HashSet = old.all_file_ids().unwrap().into_iter().collect(); let new_ids: HashSet = Inventory::all_file_ids(self).unwrap().into_iter().collect(); let adds = new_ids.difference(&old_ids).collect::>(); let deletes = old_ids.difference(&new_ids).collect::>(); let common = if adds.is_empty() && deletes.is_empty() { new_ids.iter().collect::>() } else { old_ids.intersection(&new_ids).collect::>() }; let mut delta = Vec::new(); for file_id in deletes { delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(old.id2path(file_id).unwrap()), new_path: None, file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: None, }); } for file_id in adds { delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(self.id2path(file_id).unwrap()), file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: Inventory::get_entry(self, file_id).unwrap(), }); } for file_id in common { let new_ie = Inventory::get_entry(self, file_id).unwrap(); let old_ie = old.get_entry(file_id).unwrap(); if old_ie == new_ie { continue; } delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(old.id2path(file_id).unwrap()), new_path: Some(self.id2path(file_id).unwrap()), file_id: file_id.clone(), new_entry: new_ie, }); } InventoryDelta(delta) } pub fn remove_recursive_id(&mut self, file_id: &FileId) -> Vec { let start_ie = self.by_id.get(file_id).unwrap().clone(); let mut to_find_delete = vec![start_ie]; let mut to_delete = Vec::new(); while let Some(ie) = to_find_delete.pop() { if ie.kind() == Kind::Directory { to_find_delete.extend( self.get_children(ie.file_id()) .unwrap() .values() .cloned() .cloned(), ); } to_delete.push(ie); } let mut deleted = Vec::new(); to_delete.reverse(); for ie in to_delete { deleted.push(self.by_id.remove(ie.file_id()).unwrap()); if ie.kind() == Kind::Directory { let children = self.children.remove(ie.file_id()).unwrap(); assert!(children.is_empty()); } else { assert!(!self.children.contains_key(ie.file_id())); } if let Some(parent_id) = ie.parent_id() { let siblings = self.children.get_mut(parent_id).unwrap(); siblings.remove(ie.name()); } else { self.root_id = None; } } deleted.reverse(); deleted } pub fn rename( &mut self, file_id: &FileId, new_parent_id: &FileId, new_name: &str, ) -> Result<(), Error> { let new_name = std::path::PathBuf::from(new_name); let new_name = ensure_normalized_name(new_name.as_path())?; let new_name = new_name.to_str().unwrap(); if !is_valid_name(new_name) { return Err(Error::InvalidEntryName(new_name.to_string())); } let new_siblings = self.children.get_mut(new_parent_id).unwrap(); if new_siblings.contains_key(new_name) { return Err(Error::PathAlreadyVersioned( new_name.to_string(), self.id2path(new_parent_id).unwrap(), )); } let new_parent_idpath = self.get_idpath(new_parent_id).unwrap(); if new_parent_idpath.contains(&file_id) { return Err(Error::FileIdCycle( file_id.clone(), self.id2path(file_id).unwrap(), self.id2path(new_parent_id).unwrap(), )); } let file_ie = self.by_id.get(file_id).unwrap(); let old_parent = self.by_id.get(file_ie.parent_id().unwrap()).unwrap(); let new_parent = self.by_id.get(new_parent_id).unwrap(); // TODO: Don't leave things messed up if this fails self.children .get_mut(old_parent.file_id()) .unwrap() .remove(file_ie.name()); self.children .get_mut(new_parent.file_id()) .unwrap() .insert(new_name.to_string(), file_id.clone()); let file_ie = self.by_id.get_mut(file_id).unwrap(); file_ie.set_name(new_name.to_string()); file_ie.set_parent_id(Some(new_parent_id.clone())); Ok(()) } } impl Default for MutableInventory { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl std::fmt::Debug for MutableInventory { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { const MAX_LEN: usize = 2048; const CLOSING: &str = "...}"; let mut contents = format!("{:?}", self.by_id); if contents.len() > MAX_LEN { contents = contents[0..MAX_LEN - CLOSING.len()].to_string() + CLOSING; } write!( f, "", self, self.by_id.len(), contents, ) } } impl PartialEq for MutableInventory { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { self.by_id == other.by_id } } impl Eq for MutableInventory {} // Normalize name pub fn ensure_normalized_name(name: &std::path::Path) -> Result { let (norm_name, can_access) = crate::osutils::path::normalized_filename(name).ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidNormalization(name.to_path_buf(), "name is not normalized".to_string()) })?; if norm_name != name { if can_access { return Ok(norm_name); } else { return Err(Error::InvalidNormalization( name.to_path_buf(), "name '{}' is not normalized and cannot be accessed".to_string(), )); } } Ok(name.to_path_buf()) } pub fn make_entry( kind: Kind, name: String, parent_id: Option, file_id: Option, revision: Option, text_sha1: Option>, text_size: Option, executable: Option, text_id: Option>, symlink_target: Option, reference_revision: Option, ) -> Result { let file_id = file_id.unwrap_or_else(|| FileId::generate(name.as_str())); if !is_valid_name(&name) { panic!("Invalid name: {}", name); } let name = ensure_normalized_name(std::path::Path::new(&name))? .to_str() .unwrap() .to_string(); Ok(match kind { Kind::File => Entry::file( file_id, name, parent_id.unwrap(), revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, text_id, ), Kind::Directory => { if let Some(parent_id) = parent_id { Entry::directory(file_id, name, parent_id, revision) } else { Entry::root(file_id, revision) } } Kind::Symlink => Entry::link(file_id, name, parent_id.unwrap(), revision, symlink_target), Kind::TreeReference => Entry::tree_reference( file_id, name, parent_id.unwrap(), revision, reference_revision, ), }) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn root_id() -> FileId { FileId::from(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()) } fn file(name: &str, text_sha1: &[u8], executable: bool) -> Entry { Entry::file( FileId::from(b"123".to_vec()), name.to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(text_sha1.to_vec()), None, Some(executable), None, ) } fn directory(name: &str) -> Entry { Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"123".to_vec()), name.to_string(), root_id(), None, ) } fn link(name: &str, target: &str) -> Entry { Entry::link( FileId::from(b"123".to_vec()), name.to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(target.to_string()), ) } #[test] fn file_has_text_true() { assert!(file("hello.c", b"", false).has_text()); } #[test] fn directory_has_text_false() { assert!(!directory("hello.c").has_text()); } #[test] fn link_has_text_false() { assert!(!link("hello.c", "target").has_text()); } #[test] fn dir_detect_changes_identical() { let left = directory("hello.c"); let right = directory("hello.c"); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (false, false)); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&right, &left), (false, false)); } #[test] fn file_detect_changes_identical_same_sha() { let left = file("hello.c", b"123", false); let right = file("hello.c", b"123", false); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (false, false)); } #[test] fn file_detect_changes_executable_bit_is_meta_modification() { let left = file("hello.c", b"123", true); let right = file("hello.c", b"123", false); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (false, true)); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&right, &left), (false, true)); } #[test] fn file_detect_changes_different_sha_and_executable() { let left = file("hello.c", b"123", true); let right = file("hello.c", b"321", false); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (true, true)); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&right, &left), (true, true)); } #[test] fn symlink_detect_changes_same_target() { let left = link("hello.c", "foo"); let right = link("hello.c", "foo"); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (false, false)); } #[test] fn symlink_detect_changes_different_target() { let left = link("hello.c", "different"); let right = link("hello.c", "foo"); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&left, &right), (true, false)); assert_eq!(detect_changes(&right, &left), (true, false)); } #[test] fn is_valid_name_rejects_slashes_and_dots() { assert!(is_valid_name("foo")); assert!(is_valid_name("hello.c")); assert!(!is_valid_name("a/hello.c")); assert!(!is_valid_name(".")); assert!(!is_valid_name("..")); } fn describe(a: Option<&Entry>, b: Option<&Entry>) -> String { describe_change(a, b).to_string() } #[test] fn describe_change_cases() { let old_a = Entry::file( FileId::from(b"a-id".to_vec()), "a_file".to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(b"123132".to_vec()), Some(0), Some(false), None, ); let new_a = old_a.clone(); assert_eq!(describe(Some(&old_a), Some(&new_a)), "unchanged"); let modified = Entry::file( FileId::from(b"a-id".to_vec()), "a_file".to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(b"abcabc".to_vec()), Some(10), Some(false), None, ); assert_eq!(describe(Some(&old_a), Some(&modified)), "modified"); // added / removed / unchanged(None, None) assert_eq!(describe(None, Some(&modified)), "added"); assert_eq!(describe(Some(&old_a), None), "removed"); assert_eq!(describe(None, None), "unchanged"); // modified and renamed let renamed_and_modified = Entry::file( FileId::from(b"a-id".to_vec()), "newfilename".to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(b"abcabc".to_vec()), Some(10), Some(false), None, ); assert_eq!( describe(Some(&old_a), Some(&renamed_and_modified)), "modified and renamed" ); // reparenting counts as a rename on its own let reparented = Entry::file( FileId::from(b"a-id".to_vec()), "a_file".to_string(), FileId::from(b"somedir-id".to_vec()), None, Some(b"123132".to_vec()), Some(0), Some(false), None, ); assert_eq!(describe(Some(&old_a), Some(&reparented)), "renamed"); } #[test] fn make_entry_builds_correct_variant() { let f = make_entry( Kind::File, "name".to_string(), Some(root_id()), Some(FileId::from(b"fid".to_vec())), None, None, None, None, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert!(matches!(f, Entry::File { .. })); let l = make_entry( Kind::Symlink, "name".to_string(), Some(root_id()), Some(FileId::from(b"fid".to_vec())), None, None, None, None, None, Some("target".to_string()), None, ) .unwrap(); assert!(matches!(l, Entry::Link { .. })); let d = make_entry( Kind::Directory, "name".to_string(), Some(root_id()), Some(FileId::from(b"fid".to_vec())), None, None, None, None, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert!(matches!(d, Entry::Directory { .. })); } #[test] fn delete_then_readd_directory_preserves_children() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); let dir_id = FileId::from(b"dir-id".to_vec()); inv.add(Entry::directory( dir_id.clone(), "dir".to_string(), root_id(), None, )) .unwrap(); let file_id = FileId::from(b"file-id".to_vec()); inv.add(Entry::file( file_id.clone(), "file".to_string(), dir_id.clone(), None, Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.delete(&dir_id).unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( dir_id.clone(), "dir".to_string(), root_id(), None, )) .unwrap(); let children = inv.get_children(&dir_id).expect("children map present"); assert_eq!(children.len(), 1); assert!(children.contains_key("file")); } #[test] fn iter_entries_by_dir_yields_root_first_then_each_entry_once() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"a-id".to_vec()), "a".to_string(), root_id(), None, Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"sub-id".to_vec()), "sub".to_string(), root_id(), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"b-id".to_vec()), "b".to_string(), FileId::from(b"sub-id".to_vec()), None, Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); let actual: Vec<(String, Vec)> = inv .iter_entries_by_dir(None, None) .map(|(p, ie)| (p, ie.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec())) .collect(); // Root first (as ""), then directory-first order, each entry exactly // once. This mirrors Python's Inventory.iter_entries_by_dir. assert_eq!( actual, vec![ ("".to_string(), b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), ("a".to_string(), b"a-id".to_vec()), ("sub".to_string(), b"sub-id".to_vec()), ("sub/b".to_string(), b"b-id".to_vec()), ] ); } /// Add a directory entry under `parent` by path-splitting. Returns the /// generated/used file id. fn add_dir(inv: &mut MutableInventory, relpath: &str, fid: &[u8]) -> FileId { inv.add_path( relpath, Kind::Directory, Some(FileId::from(fid)), None, None, None, None, None, None, None, ) .unwrap() } fn add_file(inv: &mut MutableInventory, relpath: &str, fid: &[u8]) -> FileId { inv.add_path( relpath, Kind::File, Some(FileId::from(fid)), None, Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(3), Some(false), None, None, None, ) .unwrap() } #[test] fn add_path_root_then_nested() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); // Empty relpath sets up (or replaces) the root. let root = inv .add_path( "", Kind::Directory, Some(root_id()), None, None, None, None, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(root, root_id()); let src = add_dir(&mut inv, "src", b"src-id"); let hello = add_file(&mut inv, "src/hello.c", b"hello-id"); assert_eq!(src, FileId::from(&b"src-id"[..])); assert_eq!(hello, FileId::from(&b"hello-id"[..])); // The nested file resolves both ways. assert_eq!( inv.path2id("src/hello.c"), Some(&FileId::from(&b"hello-id"[..])) ); assert_eq!(inv.id2path(&hello).unwrap(), "src/hello.c"); } #[test] fn add_path_under_unversioned_parent_errors() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); let err = inv .add_path( "missing/file", Kind::File, Some(FileId::from(&b"f"[..])), None, Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, None, None, ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::ParentNotVersioned(_))); } #[test] fn add_rejects_duplicate_file_id() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(&b"d"[..]), "d".to_string(), root_id(), None, )) .unwrap(); let err = inv .add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(&b"d"[..]), "d2".to_string(), root_id(), None, )) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::DuplicateFileId(..))); } #[test] fn path2id_segments_resolves_and_misses() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); add_dir(&mut inv, "src", b"src-id"); add_file(&mut inv, "src/a.c", b"a-id"); assert_eq!( inv.path2id_segments(&["src", "a.c"]), Some(&FileId::from(&b"a-id"[..])) ); assert_eq!(inv.path2id_segments(&["src", "nope"]), None); assert_eq!(inv.path2id(""), Some(&root_id())); } #[test] fn rename_moves_entry_to_new_parent() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); add_dir(&mut inv, "a", b"a-id"); add_dir(&mut inv, "b", b"b-id"); let f = add_file(&mut inv, "a/f.c", b"f-id"); // Move a/f.c -> b/g.c. inv.rename(&f, &FileId::from(&b"b-id"[..]), "g.c").unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv.id2path(&f).unwrap(), "b/g.c"); assert_eq!(inv.path2id("a/f.c"), None); assert_eq!(inv.path2id("b/g.c"), Some(&FileId::from(&b"f-id"[..]))); } #[test] fn rename_into_occupied_name_errors() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); add_dir(&mut inv, "a", b"a-id"); let f = add_file(&mut inv, "a/f.c", b"f-id"); add_file(&mut inv, "g.c", b"g-id"); // Renaming f.c to the root as "g.c" collides with the existing g.c. let err = inv.rename(&f, &root_id(), "g.c").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::PathAlreadyVersioned(..))); } #[test] fn rename_id_changes_file_id() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); let f = add_file(&mut inv, "f.c", b"old-id"); inv.rename_id(&f, &FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).unwrap(); assert!(inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).is_some()); assert!(inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"old-id"[..])).is_none()); assert_eq!(inv.path2id("f.c"), Some(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]))); } #[test] fn filter_keeps_subtree_and_ancestors() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); add_dir(&mut inv, "src", b"src-id"); add_file(&mut inv, "src/a.c", b"a-id"); add_file(&mut inv, "src/b.c", b"b-id"); add_file(&mut inv, "top.c", b"top-id"); let mut keep: HashSet<&FileId> = HashSet::new(); let a = FileId::from(&b"a-id"[..]); keep.insert(&a); let filtered = inv.filter(&keep).unwrap(); // a.c and its ancestors (src, root) are kept; b.c and top.c dropped. assert!(filtered.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"a-id"[..])).is_some()); assert!(filtered.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"src-id"[..])).is_some()); assert!(filtered.get_entry(&root_id()).is_some()); assert!(filtered.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"b-id"[..])).is_none()); assert!(filtered.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"top-id"[..])).is_none()); } #[test] fn create_by_apply_delta_adds_and_deletes() { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(Entry::root(root_id(), None)).unwrap(); add_file(&mut inv, "old.c", b"old-id"); // Delta: delete old.c, add new.c. let new_file = Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), "new.c".to_string(), root_id(), Some(RevisionId::from(&b"rev"[..])), Some(b"sha".to_vec()), Some(3), Some(false), None, ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![ InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some("old.c".to_string()), new_path: None, file_id: FileId::from(&b"old-id"[..]), new_entry: None, }, InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("new.c".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..]), new_entry: Some(new_file), }, ]); let new_inv = inv .create_by_apply_delta(&delta, RevisionId::from(&b"rev"[..])) .unwrap(); assert!(new_inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])).is_some()); assert!(new_inv.get_entry(&FileId::from(&b"old-id"[..])).is_none()); assert_eq!( new_inv.path2id("new.c"), Some(&FileId::from(&b"new-id"[..])) ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/inventory_delta.rs0000644000000000000000000010726715207367274020775 0ustar00//! Inventory delta serialisation. //! //! See doc/developers/inventory.txt for the description of the format. //! //! In this module the interesting classes are: //! - InventoryDeltaSerializer - object to read/write inventory deltas. use crate::inventory::Entry; use crate::{FileId, RevisionId, NULL_REVISION}; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::iter::FromIterator; #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] pub struct InventoryDeltaEntry { pub old_path: Option, pub new_path: Option, pub file_id: FileId, pub new_entry: Option, } #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] pub struct InventoryDelta(pub Vec); impl FromIterator for InventoryDelta { fn from_iter>(iter: T) -> Self { InventoryDelta(iter.into_iter().collect()) } } impl From> for InventoryDelta { fn from(v: Vec) -> Self { InventoryDelta(v) } } impl std::ops::Deref for InventoryDelta { type Target = Vec; fn deref(&self) -> &Self::Target { &self.0 } } impl std::ops::DerefMut for InventoryDelta { fn deref_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Self::Target { &mut self.0 } } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum InventoryDeltaInconsistency { DuplicateFileId(String, FileId), DuplicateOldPath(String, FileId), DuplicateNewPath(String, FileId), NoPath, MismatchedId(String, FileId, FileId), EntryWithoutPath(String, FileId), PathWithoutEntry(String, FileId), PathMismatch(FileId, String, String), OrphanedChild(FileId), ParentNotDirectory(String, FileId), ParentMissing(FileId), NoSuchId(FileId), InvalidEntryName(String), FileIdCycle(FileId, String, String), PathAlreadyVersioned(String, String), } impl InventoryDelta { pub fn check(&self) -> Result<(), InventoryDeltaInconsistency> { let mut ids = HashSet::new(); let mut old_paths = HashSet::new(); let mut new_paths = HashSet::new(); for entry in self.iter() { let path = if let Some(old_path) = &entry.old_path { old_path } else if let Some(new_path) = &entry.new_path { new_path } else { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::NoPath); }; if !ids.insert(&entry.file_id) { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateFileId( path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), )); } if entry.old_path.is_some() { let old_path = entry.old_path.as_ref().unwrap(); if !old_paths.insert(old_path) { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateOldPath( old_path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), )); } } if entry.new_path.is_some() { let new_path = entry.new_path.as_ref().unwrap(); if !new_paths.insert(new_path) { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::DuplicateNewPath( new_path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), )); } } if let Some(ref new_entry) = entry.new_entry { if &entry.file_id != new_entry.file_id() { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::MismatchedId( path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), new_entry.file_id().clone(), )); } } if entry.new_entry.is_some() && entry.new_path.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::EntryWithoutPath( path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), )); } if entry.new_entry.is_none() && entry.new_path.is_some() { return Err(InventoryDeltaInconsistency::PathWithoutEntry( path.clone(), entry.file_id.clone(), )); } } Ok(()) } pub fn sort(&mut self) { fn key(entry: &InventoryDeltaEntry) -> (&str, &str, &FileId, Option<&Entry>) { ( entry.old_path.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), entry.new_path.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), &entry.file_id, entry.new_entry.as_ref(), ) } self.sort_by(|x, y| key(y).cmp(&key(x))); } } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum InventoryDeltaSerializeError { Invalid(String), UnsupportedKind(String), } const FORMAT_1: &str = "bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)"; pub fn serialize_inventory_entry(e: &Entry) -> Result, InventoryDeltaSerializeError> { Ok(match e { Entry::Directory { .. } | Entry::Root { .. } => b"dir".to_vec(), Entry::File { executable, text_size, ref text_sha1, .. } => { let mut v = b"file".to_vec(); v.push(b'\x00'); if text_size.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid( "text_size is None".to_string(), )); } v.extend_from_slice(text_size.unwrap().to_string().as_bytes()); v.push(b'\x00'); if *executable { v.push(b'Y'); } v.push(b'\x00'); let text_sha1 = text_sha1.as_ref(); if text_sha1.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid( "text_sha1 is None".to_string(), )); } v.extend_from_slice(text_sha1.unwrap().as_slice()); v } Entry::Link { symlink_target, .. } => { let mut v = b"link".to_vec(); v.push(b'\x00'); if symlink_target.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid( "symlink_target is None".to_string(), )); } v.extend_from_slice(symlink_target.as_ref().unwrap().as_bytes()); v } Entry::TreeReference { reference_revision, .. } => { let mut v = b"tree".to_vec(); v.push(b'\x00'); if reference_revision.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid( "reference_revision is None".to_string(), )); } v.extend_from_slice(reference_revision.as_ref().unwrap().as_bytes()); v } }) } pub fn serialize_inventory_delta( old_name: &RevisionId, new_name: &RevisionId, delta_to_new: &InventoryDelta, versioned_root: bool, tree_references: bool, ) -> Result>, InventoryDeltaSerializeError> { let mut lines = vec![ format!("format: {}\n", FORMAT_1).into_bytes(), [&b"parent: "[..], old_name.as_bytes(), &b"\n"[..]].concat(), [&b"version: "[..], new_name.as_bytes(), &b"\n"[..]].concat(), format!("versioned_root: {}\n", serialize_bool(versioned_root)).into_bytes(), format!("tree_references: {}\n", serialize_bool(tree_references)).into_bytes(), ]; let mut extra_lines = delta_to_new .iter() .map(|entry| { if let Some(entry) = entry.new_entry.as_ref() { if !tree_references && entry.kind() == crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::UnsupportedKind( "tree-reference".to_string(), )); } } delta_entry_to_line(entry, new_name, Some(versioned_root)) }) .collect::, _>>()?; extra_lines.sort(); lines.extend(extra_lines); Ok(lines) } /// Return a line sequence for delta_to_new. /// /// :param old_name: A UTF8 revision id for the old inventory. May be /// NULL_REVISION if there is no older inventory and delta_to_new /// includes the entire inventory contents. /// :param new_name: The version name of the inventory we create with this /// delta. /// :param delta_to_new: An inventory delta such as Inventory.apply_delta /// takes. /// :return: The serialized delta as lines. fn delta_entry_to_line( delta_item: &InventoryDeltaEntry, new_version: &RevisionId, versioned_root: Option, ) -> Result, InventoryDeltaSerializeError> { let versioned_root = versioned_root.unwrap_or(true); let last_modified; let parent_id; let oldpath_utf8; let newpath_utf8; let content; if delta_item.new_path.is_none() { // delete if delta_item.old_path.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(format!( "Bad inventory delta: old_path is None in delta item {:?}", delta_item ))); } oldpath_utf8 = format!("/{}", delta_item.old_path.as_ref().unwrap()); newpath_utf8 = "None".to_string(); parent_id = &b""[..]; last_modified = RevisionId::from(NULL_REVISION); content = b"deleted\x00\x00".to_vec(); } else { oldpath_utf8 = if let Some(ref old_path) = delta_item.old_path { format!("/{}", old_path) } else { "None".to_string() }; if delta_item.new_entry.is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(format!( "Bad inventory delta: new_entry is None in delta item {:?}", delta_item ))); } let new_entry = delta_item.new_entry.as_ref().unwrap(); if delta_item.new_path == Some("/".to_string()) { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(format!( "Bad inventory delta: '/' is not a valid newpath (should be '') in delta item {:?}", delta_item ))); } newpath_utf8 = format!( "/{}", delta_item.new_path.as_ref().unwrap_or(&"".to_string()) ); // Serialize None as '' parent_id = new_entry .parent_id() .as_ref() .map_or(&b""[..], |x| x.as_bytes()); // Serialize unknown revisions as NULL_REVISION if new_entry.revision().is_none() { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(format!( "no version for fileid {:?}", delta_item.file_id ))); } last_modified = new_entry.revision().unwrap().clone(); // special cases for / if newpath_utf8 == "/" && !versioned_root { // This is an entry for the root, this inventory does not // support versioned roots. So this must be an unversioned // root, i.e. last_modified == new revision. Otherwise, this // delta is invalid. // Note: the non-rich-root repositories *can* have roots with // file-ids other than TREE_ROOT, e.g. repo formats that use the // xml5 serializer. if &last_modified != new_version { return Err(InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(format!( "Version present for / in {:?} ({:?} != {:?})", new_entry.file_id(), last_modified, new_version ))); } } content = serialize_inventory_entry(new_entry)?; } let entries = [ oldpath_utf8.as_bytes(), newpath_utf8.as_bytes(), delta_item.file_id.as_bytes(), parent_id, last_modified.as_bytes(), content.as_slice(), ]; let mut line = entries.join(&b"\x00"[..]); line.push(b'\n'); Ok(line) } pub fn parse_inventory_entry( file_id: FileId, name: String, parent_id: Option, revision: Option, data: &[u8], ) -> Entry { let mut parts = data.split(|&c| c == b'\x00'); let entry_type = parts.next().unwrap(); match entry_type { b"dir" => { if parent_id.is_none() { Entry::Root { file_id, revision } } else { Entry::Directory { file_id, name, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), revision, } } } b"file" => { let text_size = parts.next().unwrap(); let executable = parts.next().unwrap(); let text_sha1 = parts.next().unwrap(); Entry::File { file_id, name, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), executable: executable == b"Y", text_id: None, text_size: Some( String::from_utf8(text_size.to_vec()) .unwrap() .parse() .unwrap(), ), text_sha1: Some(text_sha1.to_vec()), revision, } } b"link" => { let symlink_target = parts.next().unwrap(); Entry::Link { file_id, name, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), symlink_target: Some(String::from_utf8(symlink_target.to_vec()).unwrap()), revision, } } b"tree" => { let reference_revision = parts.next().unwrap(); Entry::TreeReference { file_id, name, parent_id: parent_id.unwrap(), reference_revision: Some(RevisionId::from(reference_revision)), revision, } } _ => panic!("Invalid entry type: {:?}", entry_type), } } fn serialize_bool(value: bool) -> &'static str { if value { "true" } else { "false" } } fn parse_bool(value: &[u8]) -> Result { match value { b"true" => Ok(true), b"false" => Ok(false), _ => Err(format!("Invalid boolean value: {:?}", value)), } } pub fn parse_inventory_delta_item( line: &[u8], versioned_root: bool, tree_references: bool, delta_version_id: &RevisionId, ) -> Result { let parts = line.splitn(6, |&c| c == b'\x00').collect::>(); let oldpath_utf8 = parts[0]; let newpath_utf8 = parts[1]; let file_id = FileId::from(parts[2]); let parent_id = if parts[3].is_empty() { None } else { Some(FileId::from(parts[3])) }; let last_modified = RevisionId::from(parts[4]); let content = parts[5]; if newpath_utf8 == b"/" && !versioned_root && &last_modified != delta_version_id { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "Versioned root found".to_string(), )); } else if newpath_utf8 != b"None" && last_modified.is_reserved() { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(format!( "special revisionid found: {:?}", last_modified ))); } if content.starts_with(b"tree\x00") && !tree_references { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "Tree reference found (but header said tree_references: false)".to_string(), )); } fn parse_path(kind: &str, path: &[u8]) -> Result, InventoryDeltaParseError> { if path == b"None" { Ok(None) } else if !path.starts_with(b"/") { Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(format!( "{} invalid: {} (does not start with /)", kind, String::from_utf8_lossy(path) ))) } else { Ok(Some(String::from_utf8(path[1..].to_vec()).map_err( |x| { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(format!( "{} invalid: {} (invalid utf8: {})", kind, String::from_utf8_lossy(path), x )) }, )?)) } } let old_path = parse_path("oldpath", oldpath_utf8)?; let new_path = parse_path("newpath", newpath_utf8)?; let new_entry = if content.starts_with(b"deleted\x00") { None } else { let name = new_path.as_ref().unwrap().rsplit_once('/').map_or_else( || new_path.as_ref().unwrap().clone(), |(_, name)| name.to_string(), ); Some(parse_inventory_entry( file_id.clone(), name, parent_id, Some(last_modified), content, )) }; Ok(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path, new_path, file_id, new_entry, }) } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum InventoryDeltaParseError { Incompatible(String), Invalid(String), } pub fn parse_inventory_delta( lines: &[&[u8]], allow_versioned_root: Option, allow_tree_references: Option, ) -> Result<(RevisionId, RevisionId, bool, bool, InventoryDelta), InventoryDeltaParseError> { let allow_versioned_root = allow_versioned_root.unwrap_or(true); let allow_tree_references = allow_tree_references.unwrap_or(true); if lines.is_empty() { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "Invalid inventory delta is empty".to_string(), )); } if !lines[lines.len() - 1].ends_with(b"\n") { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "last line not empty".to_string(), )); } let lines = lines .iter() .map(|x| x.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap()) .collect::>(); if lines.is_empty() || lines[0] != [&b"format: "[..], FORMAT_1.as_bytes()].concat() { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(format!( "unknown format: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&lines[0][8..]) ))); } if lines.len() < 2 || !lines[1].starts_with(b"parent: ") { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "missing parent: marker".to_string(), )); } let delta_parent_id = RevisionId::from(lines[1][8..].to_vec()); if lines.len() < 3 || !lines[2].starts_with(b"version: ") { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "missing version: marker".to_string(), )); } let delta_version = RevisionId::from(lines[2][9..].to_vec()); if lines.len() < 4 || !lines[3].starts_with(b"versioned_root: ") { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "missing versioned_root: marker".to_string(), )); } let delta_versioned_root = parse_bool(&lines[3][16..]).unwrap(); if !allow_versioned_root && delta_versioned_root { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Incompatible( "versioned_root not allowed".to_string(), )); } if lines.len() < 5 || !lines[4].starts_with(b"tree_references: ") { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid( "missing tree_references: marker".to_string(), )); } let delta_tree_references = parse_bool(&lines[4][17..]).unwrap(); let mut result = Vec::new(); let mut ids = HashSet::new(); for line in lines.iter().skip(5) { let item = parse_inventory_delta_item( line, delta_versioned_root, delta_tree_references, &delta_version, )?; if !allow_tree_references && item.new_entry.is_some() && item.new_entry.as_ref().unwrap().kind() == crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Incompatible( "Tree reference not allowed".to_string(), )); } if !ids.insert(item.file_id.clone()) { return Err(InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(format!( "duplicate file id: {:?}", item.file_id ))); } result.push(item); } Ok(( delta_parent_id, delta_version, delta_versioned_root, delta_tree_references, InventoryDelta(result), )) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn split(s: &[u8]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { // Replicates osutils.split_lines: keeps trailing newlines. let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in s.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(&s[start..=i]); start = i + 1; } } if start < s.len() { out.push(&s[start..]); } out } fn parse( bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(RevisionId, RevisionId, bool, bool, InventoryDelta), InventoryDeltaParseError> { let lines = split(bytes); parse_inventory_delta(&lines, None, None) } #[test] fn parse_no_bytes_errors() { let err = parse_inventory_delta(&[], None, None).unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("empty")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } #[test] fn parse_bad_format_errors() { let err = parse(b"format: foo\n").unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("unknown format")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } #[test] fn parse_no_parent_marker_errors() { let err = parse(b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n").unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("missing parent")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } #[test] fn parse_no_version_marker_errors() { let err = parse(b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\nparent: null:\n").unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("missing version")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } #[test] fn parse_versioned_root_only_round_trip() { let bytes = b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\n\ version: entry-version\n\ versioned_root: true\n\ tree_references: true\n\ None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\n"; let (parent, version, versioned_root, tree_refs, delta) = parse(bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parent.as_bytes(), b"null:"); assert_eq!(version.as_bytes(), b"entry-version"); assert!(versioned_root); assert!(tree_refs); assert_eq!(delta.0.len(), 1); let item = &delta.0[0]; assert_eq!(item.old_path, None); assert_eq!(item.new_path.as_deref(), Some("")); assert_eq!(item.file_id.as_bytes(), b"an-id"); } #[test] fn parse_duplicate_file_id_errors() { let bytes = b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\n\ version: null:\n\ versioned_root: true\n\ tree_references: true\n\ None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\n\ None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\n"; let err = parse(bytes).unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("duplicate file id")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } #[test] fn parse_versioned_root_when_disabled_errors() { let bytes = b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\n\ version: null:\n\ versioned_root: true\n\ tree_references: true\n"; let lines = split(bytes); let err = parse_inventory_delta(&lines, Some(false), None).unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Incompatible(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("versioned_root")), _ => panic!("expected Incompatible"), } } #[test] fn parse_last_line_not_empty_errors() { // No trailing newline on the last line. let err = parse(b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\nparent: null:\nversion: x") .unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaParseError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("last line")), _ => panic!("expected Invalid"), } } use crate::inventory::Entry; use crate::FileId; fn parent_id() -> FileId { FileId::from(b"parent".to_vec()) } fn file_id() -> FileId { FileId::from(b"file-id".to_vec()) } #[test] fn serialize_dir_entry() { let entry = Entry::directory(file_id(), "a dir".to_string(), parent_id(), None); assert_eq!(serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"dir".to_vec()); } #[test] fn serialize_file_zero_length_short_sha() { let entry = Entry::file( file_id(), "a file".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(b"".to_vec()), Some(0), Some(false), None, ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"file\x000\x00\x00".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_file_with_sha_and_size() { let entry = Entry::file( file_id(), "a file".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(b"foo".to_vec()), Some(10), Some(false), None, ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"file\x0010\x00\x00foo".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_file_executable() { let entry = Entry::file( file_id(), "a file".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(b"foo".to_vec()), Some(10), Some(true), None, ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"file\x0010\x00Y\x00foo".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_file_without_size_errors() { let entry = Entry::file( file_id(), "a file".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(b"foo".to_vec()), None, Some(false), None, ); assert!(serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).is_err()); } #[test] fn serialize_file_without_sha1_errors() { let entry = Entry::file( file_id(), "a file".to_string(), parent_id(), None, None, Some(10), Some(false), None, ); assert!(serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).is_err()); } #[test] fn serialize_link_empty_target() { let entry = Entry::link( file_id(), "a link".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some("".to_string()), ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"link\x00".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_link_unicode_target() { let entry = Entry::link( file_id(), "a link".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(" \u{e5}".to_string()), ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"link\x00 \xc3\xa5".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_link_space_target() { let entry = Entry::link( file_id(), "a link".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(" ".to_string()), ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"link\x00 ".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_link_no_target_errors() { let entry = Entry::link(file_id(), "a link".to_string(), parent_id(), None, None); assert!(serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).is_err()); } #[test] fn serialize_reference_null() { let entry = Entry::tree_reference( file_id(), "a tree".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(crate::RevisionId::from(crate::NULL_REVISION.to_vec())), ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"tree\x00null:".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_reference_revision() { let entry = Entry::tree_reference( file_id(), "a tree".to_string(), parent_id(), None, Some(crate::RevisionId::from(b"foo@\xc3\xa5b-lah".to_vec())), ); assert_eq!( serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).unwrap(), b"tree\x00foo@\xc3\xa5b-lah".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_reference_no_reference_errors() { let entry = Entry::tree_reference(file_id(), "a tree".to_string(), parent_id(), None, None); assert!(serialize_inventory_entry(&entry).is_err()); } fn rev(s: &[u8]) -> RevisionId { RevisionId::from(s) } fn null_rev() -> RevisionId { RevisionId::from(NULL_REVISION) } fn joined(lines: Vec>) -> Vec { lines.concat() } #[test] fn serialize_empty_delta_to_lines() { let lines = serialize_inventory_delta( &null_rev(), &null_rev(), &InventoryDelta(vec![]), true, true, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( joined(lines), b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\nversion: null:\n\ versioned_root: true\ntree_references: true\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_root_only_to_lines() { // A single (added) versioned root entry. let root = Entry::root( FileId::from(&b"an-id"[..]), Some(rev(b"a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004")), ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"an-id"[..]), new_entry: Some(root), }]); let lines = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"entry-version"), &delta, true, true) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( joined(lines), b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\nversion: entry-version\n\ versioned_root: true\ntree_references: true\n\ None\x00/\x00an-id\x00\x00a@e\xc3\xa5ample.com--2004\x00dir\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_unversioned_root_to_lines() { // versioned_root=false: the root's last_modified must equal the new // version, and it serialises with an empty version field. let root = Entry::root(FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), Some(rev(b"entry-version"))); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), new_entry: Some(root), }]); let lines = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"entry-version"), &delta, false, false) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( joined(lines), b"format: bzr inventory delta v1 (bzr 1.14)\n\ parent: null:\nversion: entry-version\n\ versioned_root: false\ntree_references: false\n\ None\x00/\x00TREE_ROOT\x00\x00entry-version\x00dir\n" .to_vec() ); } #[test] fn serialize_delete_entry_line() { // A delete (new_path None) produces a 'deleted' content line. let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some("foo".to_string()), new_path: None, file_id: FileId::from(&b"foo-id"[..]), new_entry: None, }]); let lines = serialize_inventory_delta(&rev(b"old"), &rev(b"new"), &delta, true, true).unwrap(); // Last line is the delete record. assert_eq!( lines.last().unwrap().as_slice(), b"/foo\x00None\x00foo-id\x00\x00null:\x00deleted\x00\x00\n" ); } #[test] fn serialize_errors_when_no_version_for_fileid() { // A non-root entry without a revision is rejected. let entry = Entry::directory( FileId::from(&b"id"[..]), "foo".to_string(), FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), None, ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("foo".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"id"[..]), new_entry: Some(entry), }]); let err = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"entry-version"), &delta, true, true) .unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("no version")), other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn serialize_errors_on_versioned_root_when_unversioned() { // versioned_root=false but the root's revision differs from the new // version: invalid. let root = Entry::root( FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), Some(rev(b"some-other-rev")), ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), new_entry: Some(root), }]); let err = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"entry-version"), &delta, false, false) .unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("Version present")), other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn serialize_errors_on_tree_reference_when_disabled() { let entry = Entry::tree_reference( FileId::from(&b"ref-id"[..]), "sub".to_string(), FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), Some(rev(b"ref-rev")), Some(rev(b"entry-version")), ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("sub".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"ref-id"[..]), new_entry: Some(entry), }]); let err = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"entry-version"), &delta, true, false) .unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::UnsupportedKind(k) => assert_eq!(k, "tree-reference"), other => panic!("expected UnsupportedKind, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn serialize_errors_on_slash_newpath() { let entry = Entry::directory( FileId::from(&b"id"[..]), "x".to_string(), FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT"[..]), Some(rev(b"r")), ); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("/".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"id"[..]), new_entry: Some(entry), }]); let err = serialize_inventory_delta(&null_rev(), &rev(b"v"), &delta, true, true).unwrap_err(); match err { InventoryDeltaSerializeError::Invalid(msg) => { assert!(msg.contains("not a valid newpath")) } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/key_mapper.rs0000644000000000000000000002010315211047707017671 0ustar00//! Key-to-partition mappers used by versioned-file storage layouts. //! //! These map a key tuple's first element (a `file-id` style byte string) to a //! partition identifier (a `String`) used as a relative storage path, and back. //! The Python originals live in `bzrformats.versionedfile`. use adler::adler32_slice; /// Translate between key tuples and storage paths. /// /// Implementations mirror the Python `KeyMapper` hierarchy: /// [`ConstantMapper`], `PrefixMapper`, `HashPrefixMapper`, etc. /// The pyo3 layer provides a `PyMapper` adapter so pure-Rust code /// accepts any Python mapper object. pub trait Mapper: Send + Sync { /// Map a key (sequence of byte segments) to a relative storage path. fn map(&self, key: &[&[u8]]) -> String; /// Invert `map`, recovering the prefix bytes from a storage path. fn unmap(&self, path: &str) -> Vec>; /// Return true if every key maps to the same path (i.e. this is a /// `ConstantMapper`). Used by `KndxIndex::keys` to skip the file-scan /// path and by `load_prefix_inner` to decide whether to create the index /// file when it is missing. fn is_constant(&self) -> bool { false } } /// A `Mapper` that always returns the same path regardless of the key. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.ConstantMapper`. #[derive(Clone)] pub struct ConstantMapper { pub result: String, } impl Mapper for ConstantMapper { fn map(&self, _key: &[&[u8]]) -> String { self.result.clone() } fn unmap(&self, _path: &str) -> Vec> { vec![] } fn is_constant(&self) -> bool { true } } /// A `Mapper` that uses the first key element as the storage path (url-quoted). /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.PrefixMapper`. pub struct PrefixMapper; impl Mapper for PrefixMapper { fn map(&self, key: &[&[u8]]) -> String { prefix_map(key[0]) } fn unmap(&self, path: &str) -> Vec> { vec![prefix_unmap(path)] } } /// A `Mapper` that prefixes the path with a two-hex adler32 bucket. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.HashPrefixMapper`. #[derive(Clone)] pub struct HashPrefixMapper; impl Mapper for HashPrefixMapper { fn map(&self, key: &[&[u8]]) -> String { hash_prefix_map(key[0]) } fn unmap(&self, path: &str) -> Vec> { vec![hash_prefix_unmap(path)] } } /// A `Mapper` that escapes non-filesystem-safe bytes before bucketing. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.HashEscapedPrefixMapper`. pub struct HashEscapedPrefixMapper; impl Mapper for HashEscapedPrefixMapper { fn map(&self, key: &[&[u8]]) -> String { hash_escaped_prefix_map(key[0]) } fn unmap(&self, path: &str) -> Vec> { vec![hash_escaped_prefix_unmap(path)] } } /// Percent-encode `s` matching Python's `urllib.parse.quote(s, safe='/')`. /// /// Safe characters are ASCII letters, digits, `_.-~` and `/`. pub(crate) fn url_quote(s: &str) -> String { let mut out = String::with_capacity(s.len()); for b in s.as_bytes() { if is_url_safe(*b) { out.push(*b as char); } else { out.push('%'); out.push_str(&format!("{:02X}", b)); } } out } fn is_url_safe(b: u8) -> bool { b.is_ascii_alphanumeric() || matches!(b, b'_' | b'.' | b'-' | b'~' | b'/') } /// Percent-decode `s` matching Python's `urllib.parse.unquote(s)`. /// /// `%xx` sequences are decoded as raw bytes; the resulting byte sequence is /// interpreted as UTF-8. A malformed `%xx` sequence is left as-is, like Python. pub(crate) fn url_unquote(s: &str) -> String { let bytes = s.as_bytes(); let mut out: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(bytes.len()); let mut i = 0; while i < bytes.len() { if bytes[i] == b'%' && i + 2 < bytes.len() { if let (Some(h), Some(l)) = (hex_val(bytes[i + 1]), hex_val(bytes[i + 2])) { out.push((h << 4) | l); i += 3; continue; } } out.push(bytes[i]); i += 1; } // Python's unquote replaces invalid UTF-8 with U+FFFD by default. String::from_utf8_lossy(&out).into_owned() } fn hex_val(b: u8) -> Option { match b { b'0'..=b'9' => Some(b - b'0'), b'a'..=b'f' => Some(b - b'a' + 10), b'A'..=b'F' => Some(b - b'A' + 10), _ => None, } } fn basename(path: &str) -> &str { match path.rfind('/') { Some(i) => &path[i + 1..], None => path, } } /// `PrefixMapper.map`: take the first element of the key as UTF-8 and quote it. pub fn prefix_map(prefix: &[u8]) -> String { let s = std::str::from_utf8(prefix).expect("prefix must be valid UTF-8"); url_quote(s) } /// `PrefixMapper.unmap`: undo `prefix_map`, returning the raw bytes. pub fn prefix_unmap(partition_id: &str) -> Vec { url_unquote(partition_id).into_bytes() } /// `HashPrefixMapper.map`: prepend an adler32-derived two-hex-char bucket. pub fn hash_prefix_map(prefix: &[u8]) -> String { let bucket = (adler32_slice(prefix) & 0xff) as u8; let s = std::str::from_utf8(prefix).expect("prefix must be valid UTF-8"); url_quote(&format!("{:02x}/{}", bucket, s)) } /// `HashPrefixMapper.unmap`: drop the bucket and return the raw bytes. pub fn hash_prefix_unmap(partition_id: &str) -> Vec { let unquoted = url_unquote(partition_id); basename(&unquoted).as_bytes().to_vec() } /// Filesystem-safe characters used by `HashEscapedPrefixMapper._escape`. fn is_escaped_safe(b: u8) -> bool { matches!(b, b'a'..=b'z' | b'0'..=b'9' | b'-' | b'_' | b'@' | b',' | b'.') } fn escape_prefix(prefix: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(prefix.len()); for &b in prefix { if is_escaped_safe(b) { out.push(b); } else { out.extend_from_slice(format!("%{:02x}", b).as_bytes()); } } out } /// `HashEscapedPrefixMapper.map`: escape the prefix into a filesystem-safe /// ASCII form, then apply `hash_prefix_map`-style bucketing and url-quoting. pub fn hash_escaped_prefix_map(prefix: &[u8]) -> String { let escaped = escape_prefix(prefix); let bucket = (adler32_slice(&escaped) & 0xff) as u8; let escaped_str = std::str::from_utf8(&escaped).expect("escaped prefix is ASCII"); url_quote(&format!("{:02x}/{}", bucket, escaped_str)) } /// `HashEscapedPrefixMapper.unmap`: undo url-quoting, drop the bucket, then /// undo the inner percent-escape to recover the original raw bytes. pub fn hash_escaped_prefix_unmap(partition_id: &str) -> Vec { let unquoted = url_unquote(partition_id); let base = basename(&unquoted); url_unquote(base).into_bytes() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn prefix_mapper_roundtrips() { assert_eq!(prefix_map(b"file-id"), "file-id"); assert_eq!(prefix_map(b"new-id"), "new-id"); assert_eq!(prefix_unmap("file-id"), b"file-id"); assert_eq!(prefix_unmap("new-id"), b"new-id"); } #[test] fn hash_prefix_mapper_matches_python() { assert_eq!(hash_prefix_map(b"file-id"), "9b/file-id"); assert_eq!(hash_prefix_map(b"new-id"), "45/new-id"); assert_eq!(hash_prefix_unmap("9b/file-id"), b"file-id"); assert_eq!(hash_prefix_unmap("45/new-id"), b"new-id"); } #[test] fn hash_escaped_prefix_mapper_matches_python() { assert_eq!(hash_escaped_prefix_map(b" "), "88/%2520"); assert_eq!(hash_escaped_prefix_map(b"filE-Id"), "ed/fil%2545-%2549d"); assert_eq!(hash_escaped_prefix_map(b"neW-Id"), "88/ne%2557-%2549d"); assert_eq!(hash_escaped_prefix_unmap("ed/fil%2545-%2549d"), b"filE-Id"); assert_eq!(hash_escaped_prefix_unmap("88/ne%2557-%2549d"), b"neW-Id"); } #[test] fn url_quote_handles_special_chars() { assert_eq!(url_quote("a b"), "a%20b"); assert_eq!(url_quote("a/b"), "a/b"); assert_eq!(url_quote("a%b"), "a%25b"); } #[test] fn url_unquote_handles_special_chars() { assert_eq!(url_unquote("a%20b"), "a b"); assert_eq!(url_unquote("a%25b"), "a%b"); assert_eq!(url_unquote("a%2zb"), "a%2zb"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/knit.rs0000644000000000000000000123513315211122234016503 0ustar00//! Knit format parsing and serialization. //! //! Port of the pure-logic pieces of `bzrformats/knit.py`: fulltext and //! line-delta parse/serialize for the annotated and plain variants, plus //! the `get_line_delta_blocks` matching-block extractor. Content objects, //! record I/O, and VersionedFile plumbing stay in Python. //! //! # Pure-Rust entry points //! //! For downstream Rust callers that want to work with knit data without //! going through the Python bindings, the relevant pieces are: //! //! ## Fulltext / line-delta layer //! //! - [`parse_fulltext`] / [`lower_fulltext`] — round-trip the annotated //! fulltext wire format. //! - [`parse_line_delta_annotated`] / [`lower_line_delta_annotated`] — //! annotated line-delta round-trip. //! - [`parse_line_delta_plain`] / [`lower_line_delta_plain`] / [`parse_line_delta_raw`] //! / [`lower_line_delta_raw`] — plain (unannotated) variants. //! - [`get_line_delta_blocks`] — extract matching `(parent_offset, target_offset, length)` //! blocks from a delta. //! //! ## On-disk record layer //! //! - [`decode_record_gz`] — gunzip a `data` payload into a decompressed //! body. Usually followed by one of the borrowing parsers below. //! - [`readlines`] — split a decompressed body into borrowed lines (the //! knit wire format keeps `\n` terminators on every line; zero-copy). //! - [`parse_header_line`] / [`RecordHeaderRef`] — parse a `version //! ` line into borrowed fields. //! - [`parse_record_body_unchecked`] — header + body lines as borrowed //! slices of a caller-owned decompressed buffer. Checks the line count //! and `end` marker. //! - [`parse_record_unchecked`] / [`RecordHeader`] — owning wrapper //! around the above for call-sites that need a detached result. //! - [`parse_record_header_only`] — lenient header-only variant that does //! not validate the body (used by the raw-read path). //! - [`record_to_data`] — the inverse: frame a body into a compressed //! knit record. //! //! ## Network record layer //! //! - [`parse_network_record_header`] / [`NetworkRecordHeader`] — parse //! the variable-length header of a `knit-*-gz` network record. //! - [`build_network_record`] (with the [`NO_PARENTS`] sentinel for the //! `None`-parents case) — inverse of the above. //! - [`KnitDeltaClosureRecord`] / [`build_knit_delta_closure_wire`] — //! serialise a `knit-delta-closure` batch of records for over-the-wire //! streaming. //! //! ## In-memory content //! //! - [`KnitContent`] (trait) with the [`AnnotatedKnitContent`] and //! [`PlainKnitContent`] implementations — typed views of a knit //! version's lines that support `apply_delta`, `text`, `annotate`, //! and the `should_strip_eol` flag. //! - [`KnitFactory`] (trait) with the [`KnitAnnotateFactory`] and //! [`KnitPlainFactory`] implementations — strategies for parsing a //! record's body lines into a `KnitContent`. The trait's //! [`KnitFactory::parse_record`] default method handles the //! fulltext/line-delta dispatch given a parent fulltext for the //! delta case. //! //! ## High-level read pipeline //! //! - [`KnitIndex`] (trait) — looks up build details for a batch of //! keys. Pure-Rust callers implement this directly; pyo3 callers //! can wrap a Python `_KnitGraphIndex` / `_KndxIndex`. //! - [`KnitAccess`] (trait) — fetches raw record bytes for an //! `index_memo`. Pure-Rust callers implement this directly; pyo3 //! callers can wrap a Python `_KnitKeyAccess` / `_DirectPackAccess`. //! - [`KnitRecordDetails`] / [`KnitIndexMemo`] / [`KnitKey`] — the //! value types those traits trade in. //! - [`get_text`] / [`get_content`] — walk the compression chain //! starting at one key, fetching raw records via the access layer //! and applying deltas via the factory, to reconstruct the target //! content. The pure-Rust equivalent of `KnitVersionedFiles.get_text`. //! //! ## Index helpers //! //! - [`parse_knit_index_value`] / [`KnitIndexValue`] — decode a knit //! graph index entry's `value` field (` `). //! - [`decode_knit_build_details`] / [`KnitBuildDetails`] — decide //! `(method, noeol, pos, size)` for a single `_KnitGraphIndex` entry. //! - [`decode_kndx_options`] — decide `(method, noeol)` from a kndx //! cache row's options bytes-list. //! - [`KnitMethod`] — typed `"fulltext"` / `"line-delta"` marker. //! //! ## Closure traversal //! //! - [`walk_compression_closure`] / [`ClosureBatch`] — generic batched //! BFS over a compression-parent graph, used by //! `KnitVersionedFiles._get_components_positions`. //! - [`should_use_delta`] / [`DeltaDecision`] / [`ChainStep`] — walk a //! parent chain looking for a fulltext and decide whether the //! cumulative delta size is worth storing as a new delta. //! //! ## Supporting helpers //! //! - [`split_keys_by_prefix`] — order-preserving groupby over a list of //! knit keys. Used by the Python `_split_by_prefix` on the checkout //! batching path. //! //! All of the above share a single [`KnitError`] enum; functions return //! `Result<_, KnitError>` so callers only need one error match-arm set. //! //! # Pure-Rust read pipeline //! //! Reading a knit fulltext record without going through the pyo3 layer //! looks like this: //! //! ```ignore //! use bazaar::knit::{ //! decode_record_gz, parse_record_body_unchecked, KnitAnnotateFactory, //! KnitFactory, KnitMethod, KnitContent, //! }; //! //! let raw: Vec = read_record_from_disk(); //! let body = decode_record_gz(&raw)?; //! let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&body)?; //! let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; //! let content = factory.parse_record( //! header.version_id, //! &body_lines, //! KnitMethod::Fulltext, //! /* noeol */ false, //! /* base_content */ None, //! )?; //! let lines: Vec> = content.text(); //! ``` //! //! For a delta record, fetch the parent record first, run it through //! the same pipeline as a fulltext, and pass the resulting content as //! `base_content`. The `pure_rust_delta_chain_apply_pipeline` test in //! this module is a worked example. /// Unified error type for every fallible operation in this module. /// /// The enum covers four loosely-related families — fulltext / line-delta /// parsing, on-disk record parsing, network record header parsing, and /// record serialization. They share a single type so callers only need /// one `match` arm set; each variant's docstring names the function /// family it belongs to. /// /// `KnitError` is `Clone + Eq` so it can participate in test assertions /// directly (`assert_eq!(err, KnitError::TruncatedDelta)`). The one /// underlying `std::io::Error` path (gzip decompression) is normalised /// into a `String` for the same reason: corrupt compressed bodies /// reliably produce textual diagnostics and carrying a live `io::Error` /// across the enum would poison `Clone + Eq`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum KnitError { // --- fulltext / line-delta layer --- /// A fulltext or delta line had no space separating origin from text. MissingOrigin(Vec), /// A delta header `start,end,count` was malformed. BadDeltaHeader(Vec), /// A delta header said N lines but the iterator ran out earlier. TruncatedDelta, // --- on-disk record layer --- /// Gzip decompression failed. The inner string is the `io::Error` /// message from flate2 / the underlying reader. Gzip(String), /// Record body was empty — no header line at all. EmptyRecord, /// `version ` header had the wrong number of /// space-separated fields. HeaderFields(Vec), /// `count` field of a header line wasn't a valid integer. HeaderCount(Vec), /// Line count declared by the header didn't match the body. LineCount { declared: usize, actual: usize }, /// The `end ` trailer didn't match the expected value. BadEndMarker { expected: Vec, actual: Vec }, /// [`record_to_data`] was given a non-empty body whose last line did /// not end in `\n`. MissingTrailingNewline, // --- network record layer --- /// `parse_network_record_header`: the key segment had no `\n` /// terminator. NetworkMissingKeyTerminator, /// `parse_network_record_header`: the parent-list segment had no /// `\n` terminator. NetworkMissingParentsTerminator, /// `parse_network_record_header`: the noeol flag byte was missing /// (input ended before the record body). NetworkMissingNoEolByte, // --- knit graph index layer --- /// A knit graph index entry's `value` field was not in the expected /// `[N| ] ` shape. BadIndexValue(Vec), /// A knit delta record claimed more than one compression parent. TooManyCompressionParents(usize), /// A record's header `version_id` field did not match the caller's /// expected value — used by `parse_record` when verifying that a /// fetched record really belongs to the requested key. UnexpectedVersion { wanted: Vec, got: Vec }, /// A `.kndx` file did not start with the expected `KNDX_HEADER` bytes. BadKnitHeader { path: String }, /// A `.kndx` record line contained a corrupt field (pos, size, or parent). KndxCorrupt { line: Vec, detail: String }, /// A knit index detected an inconsistency (e.g. duplicate with different /// metadata, or a delta record in a non-delta index). Corrupt(String), /// A revision (knit key) was requested but is not present in this index /// or any of the configured fallbacks. RevisionNotPresent(KnitKey), /// A write operation was attempted on a read-only index (no add_callback set). ReadOnly, /// The operation is not supported by this index type (e.g. compression /// parent tracking on `_KndxIndex`, which uses an append-only on-disk /// format that cannot defer parents). NotImplemented(&'static str), /// The pack listing changed underneath a read (a `RetryWithNewPacks` /// on the Python side). Read pipelines catch this, call /// [`KnitAccess::reload_or_raise`], and retry the whole operation. /// The string is a human-readable context message for diagnostics. Retry(String), /// A retry could not recover (e.g. the pack files are gone for good). /// The originating error has been stashed by the access layer and /// must be surfaced verbatim at the language boundary rather than /// remapped. The string is a diagnostic message. Aborted(String), /// A `nostore_sha` check matched: the text is already stored, so the /// add was refused. Carries the digest that matched. ExistingContent(Vec), /// The reconstructed text did not match the stored SHA-1 digest. BadSha1 { key: KnitKey, /// Reconstructed text lines (plain bytes, one entry per line). lines: Vec>, actual: Vec, expected: Vec, }, } impl std::fmt::Display for KnitError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { KnitError::MissingOrigin(l) => { write!(f, "annotated knit line missing origin: {:?}", l) } KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(h) => write!(f, "bad delta header: {:?}", h), KnitError::TruncatedDelta => write!(f, "delta truncated: too few lines"), KnitError::Gzip(msg) => write!(f, "corrupt compressed record: {}", msg), KnitError::EmptyRecord => write!(f, "empty knit record"), KnitError::HeaderFields(h) => { write!(f, "unexpected number of elements in record header: {:?}", h) } KnitError::HeaderCount(h) => { write!(f, "record header line count is not an integer: {:?}", h) } KnitError::LineCount { declared, actual } => { write!( f, "incorrect number of lines {} != {} in record", actual, declared ) } KnitError::BadEndMarker { expected, actual } => write!( f, "unexpected version end line {:?}, wanted {:?}", actual, expected ), KnitError::MissingTrailingNewline => { write!(f, "corrupt lines value: last line missing trailing newline") } KnitError::NetworkMissingKeyTerminator => { write!(f, "knit network record key missing newline terminator") } KnitError::NetworkMissingParentsTerminator => { write!(f, "knit network record parents missing newline terminator") } KnitError::NetworkMissingNoEolByte => { write!(f, "knit network record missing noeol byte") } KnitError::BadIndexValue(v) => { write!(f, "bad knit index value: {:?}", v) } KnitError::TooManyCompressionParents(n) => { write!(f, "Too many compression parents: {}", n) } KnitError::UnexpectedVersion { wanted, got } => { write!(f, "unexpected version, wanted {:?}, got {:?}", wanted, got) } KnitError::BadKnitHeader { path } => { write!(f, "knit index file {} does not have a valid header", path) } KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line, detail } => { write!(f, "kndx corrupt record {:?}: {}", line, detail) } KnitError::Corrupt(msg) => write!(f, "knit corrupt: {}", msg), KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key) => write!(f, "Revision not present: {:?}", key), KnitError::ReadOnly => write!(f, "write attempted on read-only knit index"), KnitError::NotImplemented(name) => write!(f, "{}", name), KnitError::Retry(ctx) => write!(f, "pack listing changed, retry needed: {}", ctx), KnitError::Aborted(ctx) => write!(f, "operation aborted: {}", ctx), KnitError::ExistingContent(digest) => { write!(f, "content already present: {:?}", digest) } KnitError::BadSha1 { key, actual, expected, .. } => write!( f, "sha1 mismatch for {:?}: got {:?}, expected {:?}", key.last().map(Vec::as_slice).unwrap_or(&[]), actual, expected ), } } } impl std::error::Error for KnitError {} /// Error returned by [`KndxIndex::load_prefix_typed`]: either a transport /// I/O failure or a corrupted kndx header. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum KndxLoadError { Transport(crate::transport::TransportError), Knit(KnitError), } impl std::fmt::Display for KndxLoadError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { KndxLoadError::Transport(e) => e.fmt(f), KndxLoadError::Knit(e) => e.fmt(f), } } } impl std::error::Error for KndxLoadError {} /// One hunk of an annotated line delta: `(start, end, count, lines)` where /// `lines` is a sequence of `(origin, text)` pairs. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct DeltaHunk { pub start: usize, pub end: usize, pub count: usize, pub lines: Vec, } /// One `(origin, text)` pair from an annotated fulltext or delta body. pub type AnnotatedLine = (Vec, Vec); /// Parse an annotated fulltext — a sequence of `origin text\n` byte lines — /// into a list of `(origin, text)` pairs. The text slice keeps its trailing /// newline just as the Python implementation does. pub fn parse_fulltext(lines: &[&[u8]]) -> Result, KnitError> { lines.iter().map(|l| split_annotated(l)).collect() } /// Invert [`parse_fulltext`] — emit one `origin text` byte line per entry. pub fn lower_fulltext(content: &[(Vec, Vec)]) -> Vec> { content .iter() .map(|(origin, text)| { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(origin.len() + 1 + text.len()); out.extend_from_slice(origin); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(text); out }) .collect() } /// Parse an annotated line-delta body: repeated `start,end,count\n` headers /// followed by `count` `origin text\n` lines each. pub fn parse_line_delta_annotated( lines: &[&[u8]], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { parse_line_delta_inner(lines, true).map(|hunks| { hunks .into_iter() .map(|h| DeltaHunk { start: h.start, end: h.end, count: h.count, lines: h .lines .into_iter() .map(|line| match line { ParsedLine::Annotated(o, t) => (o, t), ParsedLine::Plain(_) => unreachable!(), }) .collect(), }) .collect() }) } /// Parse a plain line-delta body: same headers, but each data line has its /// origin stripped in the output. pub fn parse_line_delta_plain(lines: &[&[u8]]) -> Result>>, KnitError> { parse_line_delta_inner(lines, false).map(|hunks| { hunks .into_iter() .map(|h| DeltaHunk { start: h.start, end: h.end, count: h.count, lines: h .lines .into_iter() .map(|line| match line { ParsedLine::Plain(t) => t, ParsedLine::Annotated(_, t) => t, }) .collect(), }) .collect() }) } /// Serialize an annotated delta back to the on-disk byte form. pub fn lower_line_delta_annotated(delta: &[DeltaHunk]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for hunk in delta { out.push(format!("{},{},{}\n", hunk.start, hunk.end, hunk.count).into_bytes()); for (origin, text) in &hunk.lines { let mut line = Vec::with_capacity(origin.len() + 1 + text.len()); line.extend_from_slice(origin); line.push(b' '); line.extend_from_slice(text); out.push(line); } } out } /// Parse an unannotated (raw) line-delta body: `start,end,count\n` headers /// followed by `count` raw text lines each. Mirrors /// `KnitPlainFactory.parse_line_delta`. pub fn parse_line_delta_raw(lines: &[&[u8]]) -> Result>>, KnitError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut i = 0; while i < lines.len() { let (start, end, count) = parse_delta_header(lines[i])?; i += 1; if i + count > lines.len() { return Err(KnitError::TruncatedDelta); } let hunk_lines: Vec> = lines[i..i + count].iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect(); i += count; out.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines: hunk_lines, }); } Ok(out) } /// Serialize an unannotated line-delta back to bytes. Mirrors /// `KnitPlainFactory.lower_line_delta`. pub fn lower_line_delta_raw(delta: &[DeltaHunk>]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for hunk in delta { out.push(format!("{},{},{}\n", hunk.start, hunk.end, hunk.count).into_bytes()); for line in &hunk.lines { out.push(line.clone()); } } out } /// Yield matching blocks from a knit delta walk, preserving the historical /// last-line EOL-sensitivity quirk described in `get_line_delta_blocks`. /// /// The `delta` hunks are `(s_begin, s_end, t_len)` tuples (the body lines /// are irrelevant to block extraction). pub fn get_line_delta_blocks( delta: &[(usize, usize, usize)], source: &[&[u8]], target: &[&[u8]], ) -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> { let target_len = target.len(); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut s_pos = 0usize; let mut t_pos = 0usize; for &(s_begin, s_end, t_len) in delta { let true_n = s_begin - s_pos; let mut n = true_n; if n > 0 { // knit deltas don't reliably flag whether the last line differs // due to eol handling, so skip the final pair if it's a mismatch. if source[s_pos + n - 1] != target[t_pos + n - 1] { n -= 1; } if n > 0 { out.push((s_pos, t_pos, n)); } } t_pos += t_len + true_n; s_pos = s_end; } let mut n = target_len - t_pos; if n > 0 { if source[s_pos + n - 1] != target[t_pos + n - 1] { n -= 1; } if n > 0 { out.push((s_pos, t_pos, n)); } } // Sentinel terminator, mirroring SequenceMatcher.get_matching_blocks(). out.push((s_pos + (target_len - t_pos), target_len, 0)); out } /// Trait shared by [`AnnotatedKnitContent`] and [`PlainKnitContent`]. /// /// Mirrors the Python `KnitContent` base class. Both implementations are /// in-memory views of a knit version's lines, with a `should_strip_eol` /// flag that affects how the trailing newline of the last line is /// reported by [`Self::text`] and [`Self::annotate`]. /// /// Pure-Rust callers that want to read or rebuild a knit version (apply /// a delta to a parent fulltext, dump out the resulting text) can work /// with these types directly without going through the pyo3 layer. pub trait KnitContent { /// Per-line payload type carried by this content's deltas. /// `AnnotatedKnitContent` uses `(origin, text)` pairs; /// `PlainKnitContent` uses bare text bytes. type DeltaLine: Clone; /// Whether the trailing `\n` on the last line should be stripped on /// output. Mirrors the Python `_should_strip_eol` flag. fn should_strip_eol(&self) -> bool; /// Set the strip-eol flag. fn set_should_strip_eol(&mut self, strip: bool); /// Apply a line delta in place. /// /// Each hunk replaces lines `[offset+start .. offset+end]` with the /// hunk's payload, where `offset` accumulates as the running cursor /// adjustment from the prior hunks (`offset += start - end + count`). /// `new_version_id` is only meaningful for [`PlainKnitContent`], /// which records it as its new owning version; annotated content /// ignores it because each line carries its own origin already. fn apply_delta(&mut self, delta: &[DeltaHunk], new_version_id: &[u8]); /// Return just the text lines (without origin annotations). If /// `should_strip_eol` is set, the trailing `\n` of the last line is /// removed in the returned copy. fn text(&self) -> Vec>; /// Return `(origin, text)` pairs. For [`PlainKnitContent`] the /// `origin` is always the content's `version_id`. fn annotate(&self) -> Vec; /// Return a mutable reference to the `(origin, text)` pairs so that /// [`merge_annotations`] can update line origins in place. /// /// Only valid for annotated content ([`AnnotatedKnitContent`]). Calling /// this on plain content panics; `merge_annotations` guards the call /// behind `factory.annotated()`. fn annotate_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Vec { unimplemented!("annotate_mut is only supported for annotated content") } /// Return `(origin, text)` pairs from the raw internal storage, without /// applying the `should_strip_eol` flag. Used by [`compute_line_delta`] /// to build delta hunks that preserve trailing newlines on stored lines. fn annotate_raw(&self) -> Vec; /// Convert an `(origin, text)` pair into the `DeltaLine` type for this /// content. Used by [`compute_line_delta`] to build typed delta hunks /// without knowing the concrete content type. fn delta_line_from_annotated(pair: &AnnotatedLine) -> Self::DeltaLine; } /// In-memory view of an annotated knit version: a flat list of /// `(origin, text)` pairs. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.AnnotatedKnitContent`. The `apply_delta` /// path takes plain (origin-stripped) deltas because the annotated /// delta already had its origins consumed when the line was built. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct AnnotatedKnitContent { pub lines: Vec, should_strip_eol: bool, } impl AnnotatedKnitContent { pub fn new(lines: Vec) -> Self { Self { lines, should_strip_eol: false, } } } impl KnitContent for AnnotatedKnitContent { type DeltaLine = AnnotatedLine; fn should_strip_eol(&self) -> bool { self.should_strip_eol } fn set_should_strip_eol(&mut self, strip: bool) { self.should_strip_eol = strip; } fn apply_delta(&mut self, delta: &[DeltaHunk], _new_version_id: &[u8]) { // Each hunk's lines are already `(origin, text)` pairs that // came from the annotated parser — splice them in directly, // preserving the origins. Matches // `AnnotatedKnitContent.apply_delta` in knit.py. let mut offset: isize = 0; for hunk in delta { let start = (offset + hunk.start as isize) as usize; let end = (offset + hunk.end as isize) as usize; self.lines.splice(start..end, hunk.lines.iter().cloned()); offset += hunk.start as isize - hunk.end as isize + hunk.count as isize; } } fn text(&self) -> Vec> { let mut out: Vec> = self.lines.iter().map(|(_, t)| t.clone()).collect(); if self.should_strip_eol { if let Some(last) = out.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } out } fn annotate(&self) -> Vec { let mut out = self.lines.clone(); if self.should_strip_eol { if let Some((_, last)) = out.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } out } fn annotate_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Vec { &mut self.lines } fn annotate_raw(&self) -> Vec { self.lines.clone() } fn delta_line_from_annotated(pair: &AnnotatedLine) -> Self::DeltaLine { pair.clone() } } /// In-memory view of an unannotated knit version: a flat list of text /// lines plus the version_id that owns them. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.PlainKnitContent`. `annotate` reports every /// line as belonging to `version_id` since plain content has no per-line /// origin information. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct PlainKnitContent { pub lines: Vec>, pub version_id: Vec, should_strip_eol: bool, } impl PlainKnitContent { pub fn new(lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec) -> Self { Self { lines, version_id, should_strip_eol: false, } } } impl KnitContent for PlainKnitContent { type DeltaLine = Vec; fn should_strip_eol(&self) -> bool { self.should_strip_eol } fn set_should_strip_eol(&mut self, strip: bool) { self.should_strip_eol = strip; } fn apply_delta(&mut self, delta: &[DeltaHunk>], new_version_id: &[u8]) { let mut offset: isize = 0; for hunk in delta { let start = (offset + hunk.start as isize) as usize; let end = (offset + hunk.end as isize) as usize; self.lines.splice(start..end, hunk.lines.iter().cloned()); offset += hunk.start as isize - hunk.end as isize + hunk.count as isize; } self.version_id = new_version_id.to_vec(); } fn text(&self) -> Vec> { let mut out = self.lines.clone(); if self.should_strip_eol { if let Some(last) = out.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } out } fn annotate(&self) -> Vec { let mut out: Vec = self .lines .iter() .map(|l| (self.version_id.clone(), l.clone())) .collect(); if self.should_strip_eol { if let Some((_, last)) = out.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } out } fn annotate_raw(&self) -> Vec { self.lines .iter() .map(|l| (self.version_id.clone(), l.clone())) .collect() } fn delta_line_from_annotated(pair: &AnnotatedLine) -> Self::DeltaLine { // Plain content uses bare text bytes as its delta line type. pair.1.clone() } } /// Strategy for parsing raw knit body lines into [`KnitContent`] values /// and serializing them back out. /// /// Mirrors the Python `_KnitFactory` / `KnitAnnotateFactory` / /// `KnitPlainFactory` hierarchy. `parse_record` is the highest-level /// entry point: given the body lines of a record plus the /// `(method, noeol)` pair from `KnitBuildDetails`, build the /// corresponding `KnitContent`. For `LineDelta` records the caller /// supplies the parent fulltext as `base_content`; the factory parses /// the delta, clones the base, applies the delta, and returns the /// reconstructed content. pub trait KnitFactory { type Content: KnitContent + Clone; /// Whether records emitted by this factory carry per-line origins. /// The annotated factory returns `true`, the plain factory `false`. fn annotated(&self) -> bool; /// Build a fulltext content object from the body lines of a knit /// record. The lines are the raw body bytes as returned by /// [`parse_record_body_unchecked`] / [`parse_record_unchecked`]. fn parse_fulltext_content( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], version_id: &[u8], ) -> Result; /// Parse a delta record's body into the hunk shape that this /// factory's [`KnitContent`] consumes. For /// [`KnitAnnotateFactory`] this yields annotated /// `(origin, text)` hunks; for [`KnitPlainFactory`] it yields /// bare-byte hunks. fn parse_line_delta( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], ) -> Result::DeltaLine>>, KnitError>; // --- write side --- /// Build a new content object from plain text lines and a version id. /// /// For the annotated factory each line is tagged with `version_id` as /// its origin (matching the Python `KnitAnnotateFactory.make` behaviour). /// For the plain factory the lines are stored as-is. fn make(&self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec) -> Self::Content; /// Serialize a content object to the wire/storage byte lines for a /// fulltext record. This is the inverse of `parse_fulltext_content`. fn lower_fulltext(&self, content: &Self::Content) -> Vec>; /// Serialize a line delta to the wire/storage byte lines. /// This is the inverse of `parse_line_delta`. fn lower_line_delta( &self, delta: &[DeltaHunk<::DeltaLine>], ) -> Vec>; /// Yield the plain text lines stored by a fulltext body. For the plain /// factory this is just `body_lines`; for the annotated factory the /// per-line origin prefix is stripped. fn fulltext_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError>; /// Yield only the *new* text lines a delta body contributes (each delta /// hunk's replacement lines). Mirrors Python's `get_linedelta_content`. fn linedelta_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError>; /// Build a content object from a record's body lines and its /// `(method, noeol)` pair. For `LineDelta` records `base_content` /// must contain the parent fulltext; it's cloned and patched. /// Returns the reconstructed content with `should_strip_eol` set /// from `noeol`. fn parse_record( &self, version_id: &[u8], body_lines: &[&[u8]], method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, base_content: Option<&Self::Content>, ) -> Result { let mut content = match method { KnitMethod::Fulltext => self.parse_fulltext_content(body_lines, version_id)?, KnitMethod::LineDelta => { let base = base_content.ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"line-delta record requires base content".to_vec()) })?; let mut content = base.clone(); let delta = self.parse_line_delta(body_lines)?; content.apply_delta(&delta, version_id); content } KnitMethod::NoEol => { return Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue( b"NoEol is not a storage method; use Fulltext or LineDelta".to_vec(), )) } }; content.set_should_strip_eol(noeol); Ok(content) } } /// Annotated knit codec strategy. Builds [`AnnotatedKnitContent`] from /// `(origin, text)`-formatted body lines. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, Copy)] pub struct KnitAnnotateFactory; impl KnitFactory for KnitAnnotateFactory { type Content = AnnotatedKnitContent; fn annotated(&self) -> bool { true } fn parse_fulltext_content( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], _version_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { let pairs = parse_fulltext(lines)?; Ok(AnnotatedKnitContent::new(pairs)) } fn parse_line_delta( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { parse_line_delta_annotated(lines) } fn make(&self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec) -> Self::Content { AnnotatedKnitContent::new( lines .into_iter() .map(|text| (version_id.clone(), text)) .collect(), ) } fn lower_fulltext(&self, content: &Self::Content) -> Vec> { lower_fulltext(&content.lines) } fn lower_line_delta(&self, delta: &[DeltaHunk]) -> Vec> { lower_line_delta_annotated(delta) } fn fulltext_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError> { // Strip the per-line origin prefix to recover the plain text. let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let pairs = parse_fulltext(&refs)?; Ok(pairs.into_iter().map(|(_, text)| text).collect()) } fn linedelta_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError> { // Walk delta hunks; each carries annotated (origin, text) pairs whose // text we want to emit. let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let hunks = parse_line_delta_annotated(&refs)?; Ok(hunks .into_iter() .flat_map(|h| h.lines.into_iter().map(|(_, text)| text)) .collect()) } } /// Plain (unannotated) knit codec strategy. Builds [`PlainKnitContent`] /// directly from raw body lines. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, Copy)] pub struct KnitPlainFactory; impl KnitFactory for KnitPlainFactory { type Content = PlainKnitContent; fn annotated(&self) -> bool { false } fn parse_fulltext_content( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], version_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { let lines: Vec> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect(); Ok(PlainKnitContent::new(lines, version_id.to_vec())) } fn parse_line_delta(&self, lines: &[&[u8]]) -> Result>>, KnitError> { parse_line_delta_raw(lines) } fn make(&self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec) -> Self::Content { PlainKnitContent::new(lines, version_id) } fn lower_fulltext(&self, content: &Self::Content) -> Vec> { // Use the raw storage lines (not text()) so that the trailing '\n' added // by add_lines for noeol content is preserved in the stored record. content.lines.clone() } fn lower_line_delta(&self, delta: &[DeltaHunk>]) -> Vec> { lower_line_delta_raw(delta) } fn fulltext_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError> { Ok(body_lines.to_vec()) } fn linedelta_payload_lines(&self, body_lines: &[Vec]) -> Result>, KnitError> { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let hunks = parse_line_delta_raw(&refs)?; Ok(hunks.into_iter().flat_map(|h| h.lines).collect()) } } enum ParsedLine { Annotated(Vec, Vec), Plain(Vec), } fn split_annotated(line: &[u8]) -> Result<(Vec, Vec), KnitError> { let sp = line .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ') .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::MissingOrigin(line.to_vec()))?; Ok((line[..sp].to_vec(), line[sp + 1..].to_vec())) } fn parse_line_delta_inner( lines: &[&[u8]], annotated: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut i = 0; while i < lines.len() { let header = lines[i]; i += 1; let (start, end, count) = parse_delta_header(header)?; if i + count > lines.len() { return Err(KnitError::TruncatedDelta); } let mut hunk_lines = Vec::with_capacity(count); for raw in &lines[i..i + count] { let (origin, text) = split_annotated(raw)?; hunk_lines.push(if annotated { ParsedLine::Annotated(origin, text) } else { ParsedLine::Plain(text) }); } i += count; out.push(DeltaHunk { start, end, count, lines: hunk_lines, }); } Ok(out) } fn parse_delta_header(line: &[u8]) -> Result<(usize, usize, usize), KnitError> { let trimmed = line.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(line); let mut parts = trimmed.split(|&b| b == b','); let mut next = || -> Result { let part = parts .next() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(line.to_vec()))?; std::str::from_utf8(part) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(line.to_vec())) }; let start = next()?; let end = next()?; let count = next()?; if parts.next().is_some() { return Err(KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(line.to_vec())); } Ok((start, end, count)) } /// Build details extracted from a knit network record header. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct NetworkRecordHeader<'a> { /// Tuple-segment key (`key.split(b"\x00")` in the Python original). pub key: Vec<&'a [u8]>, /// `None` for the literal `b"None:"`, else the parsed parent key list. pub parents: Option>>, /// `"fulltext"` or `"line-delta"` (chosen by the storage kind on the /// caller side; this struct just carries the noeol flag). pub noeol: bool, /// Slice of the original input that contains the raw record body. pub raw_record: &'a [u8], } /// Parse the variable-length header of a `knit-*-gz` network record. /// /// `bytes` is the full record and `start` is the offset just past the /// storage-kind line (the same `line_end` the Python caller computes via /// `network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset`). pub fn parse_network_record_header( bytes: &[u8], start: usize, ) -> Result, KnitError> { let key_end = bytes[start..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .map(|i| start + i) .ok_or(KnitError::NetworkMissingKeyTerminator)?; let key: Vec<&[u8]> = bytes[start..key_end].split(|&b| b == b'\x00').collect(); let parents_start = key_end + 1; let parents_end = bytes[parents_start..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .map(|i| parents_start + i) .ok_or(KnitError::NetworkMissingParentsTerminator)?; let parents_line = &bytes[parents_start..parents_end]; let parents = if parents_line == b"None:" { None } else { Some( parents_line .split(|&b| b == b'\t') .filter(|seg| !seg.is_empty()) .map(|seg| seg.split(|&b| b == b'\x00').collect::>()) .collect(), ) }; let noeol_pos = parents_end + 1; if noeol_pos >= bytes.len() { return Err(KnitError::NetworkMissingNoEolByte); } let noeol = bytes[noeol_pos] == b'N'; let raw_record = &bytes[noeol_pos + 1..]; Ok(NetworkRecordHeader { key, parents, noeol, raw_record, }) } /// Serialize a knit network record, inverse of [`parse_network_record_header`]. /// /// Mirrors `KnitContentFactory._create_network_bytes`: writes the storage /// kind line, the `\x00`-joined key, the `\t`-separated parent list (or /// `None:` when `parents` is `None`), the noeol flag byte, and the raw /// record body. /// Typed sentinel for passing `None` as the parents argument of /// [`build_network_record`] without having to spell out a turbofish. The /// types `&[u8]` / `&[&[u8]]` here are inert — the option is always `None` /// — but they're concrete enough to pin the generic parameters. pub const NO_PARENTS: Option<&[&[&[u8]]]> = None; /// Write a `\x00`-joined knit key into `out`. fn write_joined_key>(out: &mut Vec, key: &[Seg]) { for (i, segment) in key.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\x00'); } out.extend_from_slice(segment.as_ref()); } } /// Serialize a knit network record, inverse of [`parse_network_record_header`]. /// /// Mirrors `KnitContentFactory._create_network_bytes`: writes the storage /// kind line, the `\x00`-joined key, the `\t`-separated parent list (or /// `None:` when `parents` is `None`), the noeol flag byte, and the raw /// record body. /// /// The generic bounds let callers pass slices of `Vec`, `&[u8]`, or any /// other byte-segment type — only `parents` still needs a slice-of-slices /// shape because the parent list is itself a list of keys. pub fn build_network_record( storage_kind: &[u8], key: &[Seg], parents: Option<&[PK]>, noeol: bool, raw_record: &[u8], ) -> Vec where Seg: AsRef<[u8]>, PK: AsRef<[Seg]>, { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(storage_kind.len() + raw_record.len() + 32); out.extend_from_slice(storage_kind); out.push(b'\n'); write_joined_key(&mut out, key); out.push(b'\n'); match parents { None => out.extend_from_slice(b"None:"), Some(list) => { for (i, parent) in list.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\t'); } write_joined_key(&mut out, parent.as_ref()); } } } out.push(b'\n'); out.push(if noeol { b'N' } else { b' ' }); out.extend_from_slice(raw_record); out } /// Serialize a `_KnitGraphIndex`-style dictionary-compressed parent list. /// /// Mirrors `_KndxIndex._dictionary_compress`: for each suffix, emit either its /// decimal position in the per-prefix history (when the suffix is already in /// the cache) or `b"." + suffix` as a fulltext fallback. Space-joined. /// /// The caller extracts `cache[suffix] -> position` upfront; this function just /// does the encoding so the whole serialization is a single FFI crossing. /// /// Returns `Err` with the offending suffix on a cache miss is NOT this /// function's job — the caller decides whether an unknown suffix is a fulltext /// fallback (current kndx behaviour) or an error. pub fn dictionary_compress_suffixes( suffixes: &[S], lookup: &std::collections::HashMap<&[u8], u64>, ) -> Vec where S: AsRef<[u8]>, { if suffixes.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } let mut out = Vec::new(); for (i, suffix) in suffixes.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b' '); } let s = suffix.as_ref(); match lookup.get(s) { Some(pos) => { use std::io::Write; write!(out, "{}", pos).unwrap(); } None => { out.push(b'.'); out.extend_from_slice(s); } } } out } /// Build one kndx record line in the on-disk format: /// `b"\n" + suffix + b" " + options_csv + b" " + pos + b" " + size + b" " /// + parent_refs + b" :"`. The leading `\n` separates this line from the /// previous record (or, for the first record, from the header). /// /// `parent_refs` is the already-built output of /// [`dictionary_compress_suffixes`]. pub fn format_kndx_record_line( suffix: &[u8], options: &[Vec], pos: u64, size: u64, parent_refs: &[u8], ) -> Vec { use std::io::Write; let options_csv = options.join(b",".as_ref()); let mut line = Vec::with_capacity( 1 + suffix.len() + 1 + options_csv.len() + 1 + 20 + 1 + 20 + 1 + parent_refs.len() + 2, ); line.push(b'\n'); line.extend_from_slice(suffix); line.push(b' '); line.extend_from_slice(&options_csv); line.push(b' '); write!(line, "{}", pos).unwrap(); line.push(b' '); write!(line, "{}", size).unwrap(); line.push(b' '); line.extend_from_slice(parent_refs); line.extend_from_slice(b" :"); line } /// Group keys by their first segment, preserving first-seen order per group /// and the global order in which new prefixes appeared. /// /// Mirrors `KnitVersionedFiles._split_by_prefix`: single-segment keys land /// under the empty-bytes prefix, everything else under `key[0]`. /// /// Returns `(buckets, prefix_order)` where each bucket holds a borrowed /// slice of the original keys and the prefix byte slice itself is also a /// borrow (either an empty slice or a reference to the first segment of /// the first key that landed in the bucket). Preserves the input order /// both globally (in `prefix_order`) and within each bucket. #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] pub fn split_keys_by_prefix<'a, K, Seg>( keys: &'a [K], ) -> (Vec<(&'a [u8], Vec<&'a K>)>, Vec<&'a [u8]>) where K: AsRef<[Seg]> + 'a, Seg: AsRef<[u8]> + 'a, { use std::collections::HashMap; const EMPTY: &[u8] = b""; let mut buckets: Vec<(&'a [u8], Vec<&'a K>)> = Vec::new(); let mut index: HashMap<&'a [u8], usize> = HashMap::new(); let mut prefix_order: Vec<&'a [u8]> = Vec::new(); for key in keys { let segments: &'a [Seg] = key.as_ref(); let prefix: &'a [u8] = if segments.len() == 1 { EMPTY } else { segments[0].as_ref() }; match index.get(prefix) { Some(&i) => buckets[i].1.push(key), None => { index.insert(prefix, buckets.len()); prefix_order.push(prefix); buckets.push((prefix, vec![key])); } } } (buckets, prefix_order) } /// One entry of the `_raw_record_map` table that /// [`build_knit_delta_closure_wire`] consumes. /// /// Generic over `Seg: AsRef<[u8]>` so callers can populate the struct with /// either owned `Vec` segments or borrowed `&[u8]` slices — whichever /// shape matches where the data lives. The inner containers are plain /// slices; wrap them in `&Vec` or `&[Seg]` at the call site. /// /// `parents` is `None` for the literal `None:` parents line (the Python side /// distinguishes this via `global_map.get(key)` returning `None`). pub struct KnitDeltaClosureRecord<'a, Seg: AsRef<[u8]>> { pub key: &'a [Seg], pub parents: Option<&'a [&'a [Seg]]>, pub method: &'a [u8], pub noeol: bool, pub next: Option<&'a [Seg]>, pub record_bytes: &'a [u8], } /// Serialize a `knit-delta-closure` wire record. /// /// Mirrors `_ContentMapGenerator._wire_bytes` byte-for-byte. The Python parser /// is `_NetworkContentMapGenerator`; the on-wire format is: storage kind line, /// `annotated` flag line, `\t`-joined emit keys line, then a run of records /// each carrying `key / parents / method / noeol flag / next / byte count / /// record body`. /// /// `EK` is any key container for the emit-keys list (e.g. `Vec` or /// `&[Seg]`), and `Seg` is the byte-segment type shared by keys, parent /// keys, and the `next` link inside each record. pub fn build_knit_delta_closure_wire( annotated: bool, emit_keys: &[EK], records: &[KnitDeltaClosureRecord<'_, Seg>], ) -> Vec where EK: AsRef<[Seg]>, Seg: AsRef<[u8]>, { let body_estimate: usize = records.iter().map(|r| r.record_bytes.len() + 64).sum(); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(64 + body_estimate); out.extend_from_slice(b"knit-delta-closure\n"); if annotated { out.extend_from_slice(b"annotated"); } out.push(b'\n'); for (i, key) in emit_keys.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\t'); } write_joined_key(&mut out, key.as_ref()); } out.push(b'\n'); for rec in records { write_joined_key(&mut out, rec.key); out.push(b'\n'); match rec.parents { None => out.extend_from_slice(b"None:"), Some(list) => { for (i, parent) in list.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b'\t'); } write_joined_key(&mut out, parent); } } } out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(rec.method); out.push(b'\n'); out.push(if rec.noeol { b'T' } else { b'F' }); out.push(b'\n'); if let Some(next) = rec.next { write_joined_key(&mut out, next); } out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(rec.record_bytes.len().to_string().as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(rec.record_bytes); } out } /// Fields of a parsed knit record header: `(method, version_id, count, digest)`. /// /// Mirrors the 4-tuple returned by `_KnitData._split_header`, but typed. /// Prefer [`RecordHeaderRef`] for borrowing parsers that can tie their output /// to the lifetime of the source buffer. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RecordHeader { pub method: Vec, pub version_id: Vec, pub count: usize, pub digest: Vec, } /// Borrowing counterpart to [`RecordHeader`]: the four byte-slice fields all /// alias a single source buffer (typically the gunzipped record body), so no /// allocations are needed when the caller already owns that buffer. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RecordHeaderRef<'a> { pub method: &'a [u8], pub version_id: &'a [u8], pub count: usize, pub digest: &'a [u8], } impl RecordHeaderRef<'_> { pub fn to_owned(&self) -> RecordHeader { RecordHeader { method: self.method.to_vec(), version_id: self.version_id.to_vec(), count: self.count, digest: self.digest.to_vec(), } } } /// Parse a knit header line (`version `), either with /// or without the trailing newline. Borrows the input: all four fields in /// the returned `RecordHeaderRef` are slices of `line`. /// /// The whole line (including any newline the caller passed in) is threaded /// into the [`KnitError::HeaderFields`] / [`KnitError::HeaderCount`] variants /// so diagnostics match the original input. pub fn parse_header_line(line: &[u8]) -> Result, KnitError> { let trimmed = line.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(line); let fields: Vec<&[u8]> = trimmed.split(|&b| b == b' ').collect(); if fields.len() != 4 { return Err(KnitError::HeaderFields(line.to_vec())); } let count: usize = std::str::from_utf8(fields[2]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::HeaderCount(line.to_vec()))?; Ok(RecordHeaderRef { method: fields[0], version_id: fields[1], count, digest: fields[3], }) } /// Split a gunzipped record body into `\n`-terminated lines, matching /// `BytesIO(data).readlines()` semantics (trailing-newline-inclusive, and a /// final unterminated tail is kept as its own line). fn split_readlines(data: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(data[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(data[start..].to_vec()); } out } /// Decompress and parse a raw knit record as produced by `_record_to_data`. /// /// Returns the header fields plus the body lines (header and end-marker /// removed). Mirrors `_KnitData._parse_record_unchecked`: gzip decode, pull /// off the `version ` header, verify the line count, /// verify the trailing `end \n` marker. /// Gunzip a knit record, returning its decompressed body. Thin convenience /// so callers can own the buffer and then run the borrowing parsers below /// without paying for a second allocation. pub fn decode_record_gz(data: &[u8]) -> Result, KnitError> { use flate2::read::GzDecoder; use std::io::Read; let mut decoder = GzDecoder::new(data); let mut decompressed = Vec::new(); decoder .read_to_end(&mut decompressed) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Gzip(e.to_string()))?; Ok(decompressed) } /// Split a gunzipped knit record body into borrowed lines (trailing-newline /// included, final unterminated tail kept). Same semantics as the Python /// `BytesIO(data).readlines()` call this replaces, but without allocating /// a `Vec` per line. pub fn readlines(data: &[u8]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { ReadLines::new(data).collect() } /// Streaming variant of [`readlines`]: yields one borrowed line at a time /// so callers working with very large decompressed bodies don't have to /// allocate a `Vec<&[u8]>` to index into. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct ReadLines<'a> { data: &'a [u8], pos: usize, } impl<'a> ReadLines<'a> { pub fn new(data: &'a [u8]) -> Self { Self { data, pos: 0 } } } impl<'a> Iterator for ReadLines<'a> { type Item = &'a [u8]; fn next(&mut self) -> Option { if self.pos >= self.data.len() { return None; } let start = self.pos; match self.data[start..].iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { Some(off) => { let end = start + off + 1; self.pos = end; Some(&self.data[start..end]) } None => { self.pos = self.data.len(); Some(&self.data[start..]) } } } } /// Parse an already-decompressed knit record body into its header and body /// lines, borrowing from `decompressed`. Inverse of [`record_to_data`] /// composed with [`decode_record_gz`]. Validates line count and the `end` /// marker like [`parse_record_unchecked`], and returns slices into /// `decompressed` so no per-line allocation is needed. pub fn parse_record_body_unchecked( decompressed: &[u8], ) -> Result<(RecordHeaderRef<'_>, Vec<&[u8]>), KnitError> { let mut lines = readlines(decompressed); if lines.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::EmptyRecord); } let header_line = lines.remove(0); let header = parse_header_line(header_line)?; if lines.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::LineCount { declared: header.count, actual: 0, }); } let last_line = lines.pop().unwrap(); if lines.len() != header.count { return Err(KnitError::LineCount { declared: header.count, actual: lines.len(), }); } let mut expected_end = b"end ".to_vec(); expected_end.extend_from_slice(header.version_id); expected_end.push(b'\n'); if last_line != expected_end.as_slice() { return Err(KnitError::BadEndMarker { expected: expected_end, actual: last_line.to_vec(), }); } Ok((header, lines)) } /// Owning convenience wrapper around [`decode_record_gz`] + /// [`parse_record_body_unchecked`]. Retained for call-sites (notably the /// pyo3 binding) that need an owned result. pub fn parse_record_unchecked(data: &[u8]) -> Result<(RecordHeader, Vec>), KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(data)?; let mut lines = split_readlines(&decompressed); if lines.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::EmptyRecord); } let header_line = lines.remove(0); let header = parse_header_line(&header_line)?.to_owned(); if lines.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::LineCount { declared: header.count, actual: 0, }); } let last_line = lines.pop().unwrap(); if lines.len() != header.count { return Err(KnitError::LineCount { declared: header.count, actual: lines.len(), }); } let mut expected_end = b"end ".to_vec(); expected_end.extend_from_slice(&header.version_id); expected_end.push(b'\n'); if last_line != expected_end { return Err(KnitError::BadEndMarker { expected: expected_end, actual: last_line, }); } Ok((header, lines)) } /// Parse a knit record and verify that its embedded `version_id` matches /// `expected_version`. Returns `(body_lines, digest)` on success, mirroring /// `_KnitData._parse_record` in Python. pub fn parse_record( expected_version: &[u8], data: &[u8], ) -> Result<(Vec>, Vec), KnitError> { let (header, body) = parse_record_unchecked(data)?; if header.version_id != expected_version { return Err(KnitError::UnexpectedVersion { wanted: expected_version.to_vec(), got: header.version_id, }); } Ok((body, header.digest)) } /// Gzip-decode just enough of a knit record to parse its header line. /// /// Used by `_KnitData._parse_record_header`, which needs only the header /// fields and intentionally does not validate line counts or the end marker /// (see `test_too_many_lines` / `test_not_enough_lines`). pub fn parse_record_header_only(data: &[u8]) -> Result { use flate2::read::GzDecoder; use std::io::Read; let mut decoder = GzDecoder::new(data); let mut header_buf = Vec::with_capacity(64); let mut byte = [0u8; 1]; loop { match decoder .read(&mut byte) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Gzip(e.to_string()))? { 0 => break, _ => { header_buf.push(byte[0]); if byte[0] == b'\n' { break; } } } } if header_buf.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::EmptyRecord); } Ok(parse_header_line(&header_buf)?.to_owned()) } /// Serialize a knit record for on-disk storage. Inverse of /// [`parse_record_unchecked`]; mirrors `_KnitData._record_to_data`. /// /// Builds the `version \n` header, the body payload, /// and the trailing `end \n` marker, then gzip-compresses via /// [`crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip`]. Returns /// `(compressed_len, compressed_chunks)`. /// /// * `version_id` – the trailing component of the knit key (`key[-1]`). /// * `digest` – content sha1 as bytes. /// * `line_count` – number of logical lines (`len(lines)` on the caller /// side, not `payload.len()`, since payload may be `dense_lines`). /// * `payload` – body chunks in order (`dense_lines or lines`). /// * `has_trailing_newline` – whether `lines[-1]` ends in `\n`. Pass `true` /// for empty inputs. pub fn record_to_data

( version_id: &[u8], digest: &[u8], line_count: usize, payload: &[P], has_trailing_newline: bool, ) -> Result<(usize, Vec>), KnitError> where P: AsRef<[u8]>, { if !has_trailing_newline { return Err(KnitError::MissingTrailingNewline); } let mut header = Vec::with_capacity(version_id.len() + digest.len() + 16); header.extend_from_slice(b"version "); header.extend_from_slice(version_id); header.extend_from_slice(format!(" {} ", line_count).as_bytes()); header.extend_from_slice(digest); header.push(b'\n'); let mut end = Vec::with_capacity(version_id.len() + 5); end.extend_from_slice(b"end "); end.extend_from_slice(version_id); end.push(b'\n'); let mut chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = Vec::with_capacity(payload.len() + 2); chunks.push(&header); for p in payload { chunks.push(p.as_ref()); } chunks.push(&end); let compressed = crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks.into_iter()); let total: usize = compressed.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); Ok((total, compressed)) } /// Whether a knit record is a fulltext or a line-delta. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub enum KnitMethod { Fulltext, LineDelta, /// The `no-eol` option flag, stored alongside `Fulltext` or `LineDelta` /// in the index options list when the last line of the record has no /// trailing newline. NoEol, } impl KnitMethod { /// The historical Python-facing name of this method, used in the /// `record_details` tuple returned by `_KnitGraphIndex.get_build_details`. pub fn as_str(self) -> &'static str { match self { KnitMethod::Fulltext => "fulltext", KnitMethod::LineDelta => "line-delta", KnitMethod::NoEol => "no-eol", } } /// Parse the method name from its Python-facing string form. Returns /// `None` for unrecognised values. pub fn from_str(s: &str) -> Option { match s { "fulltext" => Some(KnitMethod::Fulltext), "line-delta" => Some(KnitMethod::LineDelta), "no-eol" => Some(KnitMethod::NoEol), _ => None, } } } /// Storage kind for a record in a delta-closure stream. The first record /// carries the full wire bytes (`knit-delta-closure`); subsequent records /// reference the same closure (`knit-delta-closure-ref`). pub fn delta_closure_storage_kind(first: bool) -> &'static str { if first { "knit-delta-closure" } else { "knit-delta-closure-ref" } } /// Format the storage kind string for a native knit record: /// `knit-[annotated-](ft|delta)-gz`. pub fn format_storage_kind(method: KnitMethod, annotated: bool) -> String { let annotated_prefix = if annotated { "annotated-" } else { "" }; match method { KnitMethod::LineDelta => format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}delta-gz"), KnitMethod::Fulltext | KnitMethod::NoEol => format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}ft-gz"), } } /// Inverse of [`format_storage_kind`]: classify a knit network /// storage-kind string by its method (`Fulltext` if it contains `ft`, /// else `LineDelta`) and whether it's annotated. /// /// Returns `None` if `storage_kind` doesn't look like a knit storage /// kind (must start with `b"knit-"` and end with `b"-gz"`). pub fn parse_storage_kind(storage_kind: &str) -> Option<(KnitMethod, bool)> { if !storage_kind.starts_with("knit-") || !storage_kind.ends_with("-gz") { return None; } let annotated = storage_kind.contains("annotated"); let method = if storage_kind.contains("ft") { KnitMethod::Fulltext } else { KnitMethod::LineDelta }; Some((method, annotated)) } /// Encode a single record for insertion into a `_KnitGraphIndex`. /// /// Returns `(value_bytes, node_refs)` ready to pass to `add_callback`. /// /// `node_refs` layout: /// - no parents, no deltas: `()` /// - parents, no deltas: `(parents,)` /// - parents + deltas, fulltext: `(parents, ())` /// - parents + deltas, line-delta: `(parents, (compression_parent,))` /// where `compression_parent = parents[0]`. /// /// Returns `Err` if `method == LineDelta` but `deltas == false`, or if /// `parents` is non-empty but `has_parents == false`. pub fn encode_graph_index_record( noeol: bool, pos: u64, size: u64, method: KnitMethod, has_parents: bool, has_deltas: bool, parents: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec>), KnitError> { if !has_deltas && method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt( "attempt to add line-delta in non-delta knit".to_string(), )); } if !has_parents && !parents.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt( "attempt to add node with parents in parentless index".to_string(), )); } let flag = if noeol { b'N' } else { b' ' }; let value = format!("{}{} {}", flag as char, pos, size).into_bytes(); let node_refs = if has_parents { if has_deltas { if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { let compression_parent = parents.first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); vec![parents.to_vec(), vec![compression_parent]] } else { vec![parents.to_vec(), vec![]] } } else { vec![parents.to_vec()] } } else { vec![] }; Ok((value, node_refs)) } /// One row of input to [`prepare_dedup_records`]: a parsed record from the /// caller (Python or otherwise) before it has been encoded for the index. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct AddRecordInput { pub key: KnitKey, /// The raw `options` field as a single comma-joined bytes (e.g. `b"fulltext,no-eol"`). pub options: Vec, pub pos: u64, pub size: u64, pub parents: Vec, } /// One row of [`prepare_dedup_records`] output: the encoded wire form /// ready to compare against the index. Pre-entries are deduplicated by /// key (last write wins) so the comparison loop sees each key once. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct PreparedAddRecord { pub key: KnitKey, pub value: Vec, pub node_refs: Vec>, } /// One pre-existing index entry as reported by the caller (typically /// extracted from `_KnitGraphIndex.iter_entries`). #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct ExistingAddRecord { pub key: KnitKey, pub value: Vec, /// The graph parents (`refs[0]`) — already extracted from the /// reference tuples, with empty list for parentless indices. pub parents: Vec, } /// Phase 1 of `_KnitGraphIndex.add_records`: encode every input record /// to its wire form, deduplicating by key. /// /// `inputs` may contain duplicate keys; later occurrences overwrite earlier /// ones (matching the Python loop). The returned `PreparedAddRecord` list /// is in insertion order with at most one entry per key. pub fn prepare_dedup_records( inputs: &[AddRecordInput], has_parents: bool, has_deltas: bool, ) -> Result, KnitError> { let mut out: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(inputs.len()); for input in inputs { let noeol = input .options .windows(b"no-eol".len()) .any(|w| w == b"no-eol"); let method = if input .options .windows(b"line-delta".len()) .any(|w| w == b"line-delta") { KnitMethod::LineDelta } else { KnitMethod::Fulltext }; let (value, node_refs) = encode_graph_index_record( noeol, input.pos, input.size, method, has_parents, has_deltas, &input.parents, )?; if let Some(existing) = out.iter_mut().find(|p| p.key == input.key) { existing.value = value; existing.node_refs = node_refs; } else { out.push(PreparedAddRecord { key: input.key.clone(), value, node_refs, }); } } Ok(out) } /// Phase 2 of `_KnitGraphIndex.add_records`: compare prepared records /// against the index's existing entries. /// /// For every existing key that matches a prepared record, the wire-form /// flag byte and the graph parents must match — otherwise the record is /// considered an inconsistent re-add and [`KnitError::Corrupt`] is /// returned. Matching keys are recorded for the caller to subtract from /// the dispatch set, since the index already has them. pub fn verify_dedup_records( prepared: &[PreparedAddRecord], existing: &[ExistingAddRecord], ) -> Result, KnitError> { let mut to_remove: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for ex in existing { let Some(new) = prepared.iter().find(|p| p.key == ex.key) else { continue; }; let existing_flag = ex.value.first().copied().unwrap_or(b' '); let new_flag = new.value.first().copied().unwrap_or(b' '); let new_parents: &[KnitKey] = new.node_refs.first().map(|v| v.as_slice()).unwrap_or(&[]); if existing_flag != new_flag || ex.parents.as_slice() != new_parents { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "inconsistent details in add_records: existing flag={:?} new flag={:?}", existing_flag as char, new_flag as char, ))); } to_remove.insert(ex.key.clone()); } Ok(to_remove) } /// Parsed contents of a knit graph index `value` field. /// /// `value` has the shape ` ` where `` is one byte /// — `b'N'` for "no end-of-line" or `b' '` for the regular case — and /// `pos` / `size` are ASCII decimal integers separated by a space. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct KnitIndexValue { pub noeol: bool, pub pos: u64, pub size: u64, } /// Parse a `_KnitGraphIndex` entry's `value` field. /// /// Mirrors the byte-splitting logic of the Python `_node_to_position` /// helper: skip the leading flag byte, split the rest on the first /// space, and parse `pos` / `size` as ASCII decimal. pub fn parse_knit_index_value(value: &[u8]) -> Result { if value.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue(value.to_vec())); } let noeol = value[0] == b'N'; let trimmed = &value[1..]; let mut parts = trimmed.splitn(2, |&b| b == b' '); let pos_bytes = parts .next() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(value.to_vec()))?; let size_bytes = parts .next() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(value.to_vec()))?; let pos: u64 = std::str::from_utf8(pos_bytes) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(value.to_vec()))?; let size: u64 = std::str::from_utf8(size_bytes) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(value.to_vec()))?; Ok(KnitIndexValue { noeol, pos, size }) } /// Result of decoding the non-opaque parts of a `_KnitGraphIndex` entry. /// /// The `index_memo`'s GraphIndex pointer (the first element of `entry`) /// is opaque to this crate — pyo3 callers stitch it back together with /// `pos` / `size` to form the final memo tuple. The other fields are /// fully derived from the entry's `value` and `refs` columns. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct KnitBuildDetails { pub pos: u64, pub size: u64, pub noeol: bool, pub method: KnitMethod, /// The `compression_parent` key, if any. `None` for fulltexts and /// for parentless / non-delta indices. pub compression_parent: Option, } /// Result of a single batched lookup during a compression-closure walk. /// /// `present` maps each found key to a `(compression_parent, payload)` /// pair. The compression parent (an `Option`) is the only field the /// algorithm needs to drive the BFS — `payload` is opaque /// caller-defined data that gets handed back in the final result dict. /// `missing` is the subset of the requested keys that the lookup /// couldn't resolve. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ClosureBatch where K: Eq + std::hash::Hash + Clone, { pub present: std::collections::HashMap, P)>, pub missing: std::collections::HashSet, } /// Walk the transitive compression closure of `initial_keys`, batching /// lookups via `lookup_batch`. /// /// Mirrors `KnitVersionedFiles._get_components_positions`: the caller's /// `lookup_batch` returns a `ClosureBatch` for a given batch of keys. /// Each present key carries its `compression_parent` (used to drive the /// next BFS level) and an opaque `payload` value that the algorithm /// just stores in the result dict — the caller decides what that /// payload looks like (in knit's case it's the /// `(record_details, index_memo, compression_parent)` triple). /// /// Returns the assembled `{key: payload}` dict for every key whose /// closure was traversed. The result is what /// `KnitVersionedFiles._get_components_positions` returns minus the /// per-format permutation, which lives in the caller. /// /// If `allow_missing` is `false` and any batch reports missing keys, /// returns `Err(missing_set)` after the first such batch. #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] pub fn walk_compression_closure( initial_keys: impl IntoIterator, allow_missing: bool, mut lookup_batch: F, ) -> Result, std::collections::HashSet> where K: Eq + std::hash::Hash + Clone, F: FnMut(&[K]) -> ClosureBatch, { use std::collections::HashMap; let mut result: HashMap = HashMap::new(); let mut pending: Vec = initial_keys.into_iter().collect(); while !pending.is_empty() { let batch = lookup_batch(&pending); if !batch.missing.is_empty() && !allow_missing { return Err(batch.missing); } let mut next: Vec = Vec::new(); for (key, (compression_parent, payload)) in batch.present { if let Some(parent) = compression_parent.as_ref() { if !result.contains_key(parent) && !next.contains(parent) { next.push(parent.clone()); } } result.insert(key, payload); } pending = next; } Ok(result) } /// Outcome of [`should_use_delta`]'s parent-chain walk. /// /// Distinguishes the three reasons we might decide *against* storing a /// new delta — chain too long, missing parent, fulltext bigger than the /// chain — so callers and tests can introspect the decision rather than /// just see a `bool`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum DeltaDecision { /// Found a fulltext at the end of a chain shorter than `max_chain`, /// and `delta_size` is small enough that storing a new delta is /// worthwhile. UseDelta, /// Found a fulltext, but the cumulative delta size is greater than /// or equal to the fulltext size — better to write a new fulltext. FulltextSmaller, /// Walked `max_chain` parents without finding a fulltext. ChainTooLong, /// A parent in the chain wasn't present locally (a stacked fallback /// or a missing record). The Python original conservatively writes a /// new fulltext in this case. MissingParent, } impl DeltaDecision { /// Convenience: should the caller create a new delta? `true` only for /// [`DeltaDecision::UseDelta`]. pub fn should_use_delta(self) -> bool { matches!(self, DeltaDecision::UseDelta) } } /// One step's worth of information about a parent in the compression /// chain. The closure passed to [`should_use_delta`] returns this for /// each parent it's asked about. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ChainStep { /// On-disk size (in bytes) of this parent's record. pub size: u64, /// Compression parent of this parent, if any. `None` means this /// parent is itself a fulltext, ending the walk. pub compression_parent: Option, } /// Walk the compression chain starting at `initial_parent` and decide /// whether the new record should be stored as a delta or as a fresh /// fulltext. /// /// Mirrors `KnitVersionedFiles._check_should_delta`. The closure /// `get_step` is called once per parent (starting with `initial_parent`) /// and should return `Some(ChainStep { size, compression_parent })` if /// the parent is locally present, or `None` if it isn't. /// /// The walk stops when: /// - the closure returns `None` (missing parent — fall back to fulltext); /// - we've inspected `max_chain` parents without finding a fulltext; /// - we hit a fulltext (decide based on `delta_size` vs `fulltext_size`). pub fn should_use_delta(initial_parent: K, max_chain: usize, mut get_step: F) -> DeltaDecision where F: FnMut(&K) -> Option>, { let mut delta_size: u64 = 0; let mut current = initial_parent; for _ in 0..max_chain { let step = match get_step(¤t) { Some(s) => s, None => return DeltaDecision::MissingParent, }; match step.compression_parent { None => { return if step.size > delta_size { DeltaDecision::UseDelta } else { DeltaDecision::FulltextSmaller }; } Some(next) => { delta_size += step.size; current = next; } } } DeltaDecision::ChainTooLong } /// Decide method + noeol for a single `_KndxIndex` cache entry, given /// its options bytes-list (the first element of the cached row). /// /// Mirrors the Python `_KndxIndex.get_method` + `b"no-eol" in /// self.get_options(key)` logic. Used by `_KndxIndex.get_build_details` /// in tandem with the cache row's `(pos, size, parents)` to build the /// final dict. /// /// Returns `(method, noeol)`. Errors if `options` contains neither /// `b"fulltext"` nor `b"line-delta"`. pub fn decode_kndx_options>(options: &[O]) -> Result<(KnitMethod, bool), KnitError> { let mut method: Option = None; let mut noeol = false; for opt in options { let o = opt.as_ref(); if o == b"fulltext" { method = Some(KnitMethod::Fulltext); } else if o == b"line-delta" { method = Some(KnitMethod::LineDelta); } else if o == b"no-eol" { noeol = true; } } let method = method.ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::BadIndexValue( options .iter() .flat_map(|o| { let mut v = o.as_ref().to_vec(); v.push(b','); v }) .collect(), ) })?; Ok((method, noeol)) } /// Decide the build-details for a single knit graph index entry, given /// just its `value` bytes and the number of compression-parent refs the /// index recorded for it. /// /// `compression_parent_count` is the length of `entry[3][1]` on the /// Python side: zero means no compression parent (a fulltext), one /// means a delta against that parent, anything else is corrupt. /// /// The returned `compression_parent` is `Some(0)` to signal "yes, there /// is exactly one compression parent — go fetch its key from the entry's /// refs at index 0", or `None` for fulltexts. The pyo3 caller does the /// final `Py` lookup itself; this function stays free of any /// Python types. pub fn decode_knit_build_details( value: &[u8], has_deltas: bool, compression_parent_count: usize, ) -> Result { let parsed = parse_knit_index_value(value)?; let compression_parent = if has_deltas { match compression_parent_count { 0 => None, 1 => Some(0), n => return Err(KnitError::TooManyCompressionParents(n)), } } else { None }; let method = if compression_parent.is_some() { KnitMethod::LineDelta } else { KnitMethod::Fulltext }; Ok(KnitBuildDetails { pos: parsed.pos, size: parsed.size, noeol: parsed.noeol, method, compression_parent, }) } /// Parse an annotated-fulltext knit record into the plain text lines it /// represents. /// /// Composes [`decode_record_gz`] + [`parse_record_body_unchecked`] + /// [`parse_fulltext`] and discards the origin column. If `noeol` is true, /// the trailing `\n` is stripped from the last line — this mirrors the /// `_should_strip_eol` flag that the Python `KnitContent` carries. /// /// Used by `bzrformats.knit.FTAnnotatedToFullText.get_bytes`. pub fn extract_annotated_fulltext_to_plain_lines( raw_record: &[u8], noeol: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (_header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let annotated: Vec = parse_fulltext(&body_lines)?; let mut lines: Vec> = annotated.into_iter().map(|(_, text)| text).collect(); if noeol { if let Some(last) = lines.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } Ok(lines) } /// Same as [`extract_annotated_fulltext_to_plain_lines`] but for plain /// (already-unannotated) records — used by /// `bzrformats.knit.FTPlainToFullText.get_bytes`. The input record body /// has no origin column, so we just split it into lines and apply the /// same `noeol` rule. pub fn extract_plain_fulltext_lines( raw_record: &[u8], noeol: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (_header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let mut lines: Vec> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect(); if noeol { if let Some(last) = lines.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } Ok(lines) } /// Apply an annotated gzip delta record to plain basis lines, returning /// plain fulltext lines. Mirrors `DeltaAnnotatedToFullText.get_bytes`. pub fn apply_annotated_delta_to_plain_basis( raw_record: &[u8], basis_lines: Vec>, version_id: &[u8], noeol: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (_header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let annotated_hunks = parse_line_delta_annotated(&body_lines)?; // Strip annotations to produce plain delta hunks. let plain_hunks: Vec>> = annotated_hunks .into_iter() .map(|h| DeltaHunk { start: h.start, end: h.end, count: h.count, lines: h.lines.into_iter().map(|(_origin, text)| text).collect(), }) .collect(); let mut content = PlainKnitContent::new(basis_lines, version_id.to_vec()); content.apply_delta(&plain_hunks, version_id); content.set_should_strip_eol(noeol); Ok(content.text()) } /// Apply a plain gzip delta record to plain basis lines, returning /// plain fulltext lines. Mirrors `DeltaPlainToFullText.get_bytes`. pub fn apply_plain_delta_to_plain_basis( raw_record: &[u8], basis_lines: Vec>, version_id: &[u8], noeol: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (_header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; // Plain knit deltas carry raw line text (no origin prefix), so we // parse with parse_line_delta_raw; parse_line_delta_plain expects an // annotated body and would garble the lines. let plain_hunks = parse_line_delta_raw(&body_lines)?; let mut content = PlainKnitContent::new(basis_lines, version_id.to_vec()); content.apply_delta(&plain_hunks, version_id); content.set_should_strip_eol(noeol); Ok(content.text()) } /// Reconstruct text from a plain (non-annotated) gzip delta record by /// fetching the basis from `basis_text` and applying the delta hunks. /// /// `key` is used for parse-record validation: `parse_record` checks that /// the record's embedded version id matches the supplied one. `noeol` /// strips the trailing newline that `lower_fulltext` added when the /// record was stored. /// /// Used by `decode_plain_knit_to_lines` and the fallback-delta path in /// `insert_record_stream_with_fallbacks`. fn apply_plain_delta_to_basis( key: &KnitKey, raw_record: &[u8], noeol: bool, basis_text: &[u8], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let version_id = key.last().map(Vec::as_slice).unwrap_or(&[]); let mut basis_lines: Vec> = crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(std::iter::once(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>( std::borrow::Cow::Borrowed(basis_text), ))) .map(|r| r.unwrap().into_owned()) .collect(); let (delta_body, _sha1) = parse_record(version_id, raw_record)?; let delta_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = delta_body.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let hunks = parse_line_delta_raw(&delta_refs)?; let mut offset: isize = 0; for hunk in &hunks { let start = (offset + hunk.start as isize) as usize; let end = (offset + hunk.end as isize) as usize; basis_lines.splice(start..end, hunk.lines.iter().cloned()); offset += hunk.start as isize - hunk.end as isize + hunk.count as isize; } if noeol { if let Some(last) = basis_lines.last_mut() { if last.ends_with(b"\n") { last.pop(); } } } Ok(basis_lines) } /// Decode a plain (non-annotated) gzip knit record to text lines. /// /// For fulltext records, decompresses and returns the body lines. For /// delta records, fetches the basis from the local `kvf` index and /// applies the delta hunks. Used when inserting a plain-knit stream into /// a target that cannot store the raw record directly (e.g. annotated /// target, or no-delta target receiving a delta). pub(crate) fn decode_plain_knit_to_lines( kvf: &KnitVersionedFiles, key: &KnitKey, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, compression_parent: Option<&KnitKey>, raw_record: &[u8], ) -> Result>, KnitError> where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { if method == KnitMethod::Fulltext { return extract_plain_fulltext_lines(raw_record, noeol); } let cp = compression_parent.ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::Corrupt(format!("delta record {key:?} has no compression parent",)) })?; let basis_text = kvf.get_text(cp)?; apply_plain_delta_to_basis(key, raw_record, noeol, &basis_text) } /// Like [`decode_plain_knit_to_lines`] but also searches `fallbacks` when /// the basis is absent from the local index. pub(crate) fn decode_plain_knit_to_lines_with_fallbacks( kvf: &KnitVersionedFiles, key: &KnitKey, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, compression_parent: Option<&KnitKey>, raw_record: &[u8], fallbacks: &[&dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles], ) -> Result>, KnitError> where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { if method == KnitMethod::Fulltext { return extract_plain_fulltext_lines(raw_record, noeol); } let cp = compression_parent.ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::Corrupt(format!("delta record {key:?} has no compression parent",)) })?; // Local first. The pure crate's `KnitVersionedFiles::get_text` raises // `RevisionNotPresent` (or `BadIndexValue`) when the basis is // missing; in that case fall through to fallbacks rather than erroring // out, so stacking works for cross-store deltas. if let Ok(basis_text) = kvf.get_text(cp) { return apply_plain_delta_to_basis(key, raw_record, noeol, &basis_text); } let cp_key = vf_key_from_knit(cp); for fb in fallbacks { let mut stream = fb.get_record_stream(std::slice::from_ref(&cp_key), "unordered", true)?; let mut basis: Option> = None; for rec in stream.by_ref() { let rec = rec?; if rec.storage_kind() != "absent" { basis = Some(rec); break; } } if let Some(basis) = basis { let basis_bytes = basis.to_fulltext().into_owned(); return apply_plain_delta_to_basis(key, raw_record, noeol, &basis_bytes); } } Err(KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(cp.clone())) } /// Translate a knit `Vec>` key to a `versionedfile::Key` for trait /// calls. The trait's pyo3 adapter expects `Key::Fixed`. fn vf_key_from_knit(k: &KnitKey) -> crate::versionedfile::Key { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(k.clone()) } /// End-to-end conversion of an annotated-fulltext knit record to an /// unannotated one. /// /// Inverse-composed from the building blocks above: gunzip the record, /// parse the header + annotated body, strip each `(origin, text)` pair /// down to its `text`, and re-serialize as a plain fulltext knit record. /// Returns a single `Vec` of gzip-compressed bytes — the caller /// doesn't need to wrangle the chunk list form. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.FTAnnotatedToUnannotated.get_bytes`. pub fn recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext( raw_record: &[u8], ) -> Result, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let annotated: Vec = parse_fulltext(&body_lines)?; let plain_lines: Vec> = annotated.into_iter().map(|(_, text)| text).collect(); let has_trailing_newline = plain_lines.last().is_none_or(|l| l.ends_with(b"\n")); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data( header.version_id, header.digest, plain_lines.len(), &plain_lines, has_trailing_newline, )?; Ok(chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect()) } /// End-to-end conversion of an annotated-delta knit record to an /// unannotated one. /// /// Gunzip the record, parse the header + delta body via the plain /// (origin-stripping) parser, then re-serialize via `lower_line_delta_raw`. /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit.DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated.get_bytes`, which /// pairs `KnitAnnotateFactory.parse_line_delta(plain=True)` with /// `KnitPlainFactory.lower_line_delta`. pub fn recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(raw_record: &[u8]) -> Result, KnitError> { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw_record)?; let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let plain_delta = parse_line_delta_plain(&body_lines)?; let plain_bytes = lower_line_delta_raw(&plain_delta); let has_trailing_newline = plain_bytes.last().is_none_or(|l| l.ends_with(b"\n")); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data( header.version_id, header.digest, plain_bytes.len(), &plain_bytes, has_trailing_newline, )?; Ok(chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect()) } /// Data extracted from a `ContentFactory` for adapter consumption. /// /// All fields are borrowed from the factory; the adapter does not need /// to own the data. `parents[0]` is the compression parent when /// `storage_kind` starts with `knit-…-delta-gz`. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct KnitAdapterInput<'a> { pub key: &'a [Vec], pub raw_record: &'a [u8], pub noeol: bool, pub parents: Option<&'a [Vec>]>, pub storage_kind: &'a str, } /// Result of materialising fulltext lines into the shape requested by /// a text-storage_kind: a single `Bytes` payload for `"fulltext"`, or /// a `Lines` list for `"chunked"` / `"lines"`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum KnitTextResult { Bytes(Vec), Lines(Vec>), } /// Shape fulltext `lines` into the form expected for `target_kind`: /// joined-bytes for `"fulltext"`, list-of-lines for `"chunked"` and /// `"lines"`. Returns `None` if `target_kind` is not one of those /// three. pub fn materialize_text(lines: Vec>, target_kind: &str) -> Option { match target_kind { "fulltext" => Some(KnitTextResult::Bytes(lines.into_iter().flatten().collect())), "chunked" | "lines" => Some(KnitTextResult::Lines(lines)), _ => None, } } /// Output of a `KnitAdapter::get_bytes` call. /// /// `RawBytes` is used by the `*-to-unannotated` adapters that return /// compressed knit-format bytes. `Text` is used by adapters that /// return reconstructed text (joined or as lines), shaped according to /// `materialize_text`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum KnitAdapterOutput { RawBytes(Vec), Text(KnitTextResult), } /// Errors that can occur during adapter execution, separate from /// [`KnitError`] so that callers can distinguish unsupported transitions /// from corrupt/missing records. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum AdapterError { /// The requested `target_storage_kind` is not supported by this /// adapter. Carries the source/target pair so the caller can raise /// a Python `UnavailableRepresentation` with full context. Unavailable { source_storage_kind: String, target_storage_kind: String, }, /// The compression parent of a delta record could not be found in /// the basis versioned-file. BasisNotPresent(KnitKey), /// Underlying knit parsing/decoding failure. Knit(KnitError), } impl std::fmt::Display for AdapterError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { AdapterError::Unavailable { source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind, } => write!( f, "knit adapter cannot convert {source_storage_kind} to {target_storage_kind}", ), AdapterError::BasisNotPresent(key) => { write!(f, "basis record not present: {key:?}") } AdapterError::Knit(e) => write!(f, "{e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for AdapterError {} impl From for AdapterError { fn from(e: KnitError) -> Self { AdapterError::Knit(e) } } /// Trait that an adapter uses to fetch basis-record lines from another /// versioned file when applying a delta against a parent. /// /// In production this is implemented in the pyo3 layer by a wrapper /// around a Python `versioned_files` object that calls /// `get_record_stream([compression_parent], "unordered", True)`. Unit /// tests provide an in-memory implementation. pub trait BasisVfBridge { /// Look up `compression_parent` and return its text as a list of /// line bytes. Implementations should return /// `Err(AdapterError::BasisNotPresent(key))` if the basis record /// has `storage_kind == "absent"`. fn get_basis_lines(&self, compression_parent: &[Vec]) -> Result>, AdapterError>; } /// A streamed record adapter — turns the bytes of one `storage_kind` /// into the bytes of another. /// /// Adapters that don't need a basis-vf (`FT*ToUnannotated`, the /// `FT*ToFullText` variants) ignore the `basis` argument; the two /// delta-to-fulltext adapters require it. pub trait KnitAdapter: Send + Sync + 'static { /// The `(source_storage_kind, target_storage_kind)` pair this /// adapter handles. The registry uses this to dispatch. fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)]; fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result; } fn unavailable(input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target: &str) -> AdapterError { AdapterError::Unavailable { source_storage_kind: input.storage_kind.to_owned(), target_storage_kind: target.to_owned(), } } fn compression_parent<'a>(input: &'a KnitAdapterInput<'_>) -> Result<&'a [Vec], AdapterError> { input .parents .and_then(|ps| ps.first()) .map(|p| p.as_slice()) .ok_or_else(|| { AdapterError::Knit(KnitError::Corrupt( "delta record missing compression parent".to_owned(), )) }) } fn version_id<'a>(input: &'a KnitAdapterInput<'_>) -> &'a [u8] { input.key.last().map(|s| s.as_slice()).unwrap_or(b"") } /// `knit-annotated-ft-gz` → `knit-ft-gz`. pub struct FtAnnotatedToUnannotated; impl KnitAdapter for FtAnnotatedToUnannotated { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-ft-gz")] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, _basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if target_storage_kind != "knit-ft-gz" { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::RawBytes( recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext(input.raw_record)?, )) } } /// `knit-annotated-delta-gz` → `knit-delta-gz`. pub struct DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated; impl KnitAdapter for DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "knit-delta-gz")] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, _basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if target_storage_kind != "knit-delta-gz" { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::RawBytes( recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(input.raw_record)?, )) } } /// `knit-annotated-ft-gz` → `fulltext` / `chunked` / `lines`. pub struct FtAnnotatedToFullText; impl KnitAdapter for FtAnnotatedToFullText { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[ ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "fulltext"), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "chunked"), ("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "lines"), ] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, _basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if !matches!(target_storage_kind, "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } let lines = extract_annotated_fulltext_to_plain_lines(input.raw_record, input.noeol)?; let result = materialize_text(lines, target_storage_kind) .expect("target validated to be a text kind"); Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::Text(result)) } } /// `knit-ft-gz` → `fulltext` / `chunked` / `lines`. pub struct FtPlainToFullText; impl KnitAdapter for FtPlainToFullText { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[ ("knit-ft-gz", "fulltext"), ("knit-ft-gz", "chunked"), ("knit-ft-gz", "lines"), ] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, _basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if !matches!(target_storage_kind, "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } let lines = extract_plain_fulltext_lines(input.raw_record, input.noeol)?; let result = materialize_text(lines, target_storage_kind) .expect("target validated to be a text kind"); Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::Text(result)) } } /// `knit-annotated-delta-gz` → `fulltext` / `chunked` / `lines`. pub struct DeltaAnnotatedToFullText; impl KnitAdapter for DeltaAnnotatedToFullText { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[ ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "fulltext"), ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "chunked"), ("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "lines"), ] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if !matches!(target_storage_kind, "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } let basis = basis.ok_or_else(|| { AdapterError::Knit(KnitError::Corrupt( "DeltaAnnotatedToFullText requires basis_vf".to_owned(), )) })?; let cp = compression_parent(input)?; let basis_lines = basis.get_basis_lines(cp)?; let lines = apply_annotated_delta_to_plain_basis( input.raw_record, basis_lines, version_id(input), input.noeol, )?; let result = materialize_text(lines, target_storage_kind) .expect("target validated to be a text kind"); Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::Text(result)) } } /// `knit-delta-gz` → `fulltext` / `chunked` / `lines`. pub struct DeltaPlainToFullText; impl KnitAdapter for DeltaPlainToFullText { fn keys(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)] { &[ ("knit-delta-gz", "fulltext"), ("knit-delta-gz", "chunked"), ("knit-delta-gz", "lines"), ] } fn get_bytes( &self, input: &KnitAdapterInput<'_>, target_storage_kind: &str, basis: Option<&dyn BasisVfBridge>, ) -> Result { if !matches!(target_storage_kind, "fulltext" | "chunked" | "lines") { return Err(unavailable(input, target_storage_kind)); } let basis = basis.ok_or_else(|| { AdapterError::Knit(KnitError::Corrupt( "DeltaPlainToFullText requires basis_vf".to_owned(), )) })?; let cp = compression_parent(input)?; let basis_lines = basis.get_basis_lines(cp)?; let lines = apply_plain_delta_to_plain_basis( input.raw_record, basis_lines, version_id(input), input.noeol, )?; let result = materialize_text(lines, target_storage_kind) .expect("target validated to be a text kind"); Ok(KnitAdapterOutput::Text(result)) } } /// Registry entry produced by [`declare_adapter!`] and consumed by /// [`lookup_adapter`]. Carries a static reference to a `KnitAdapter` /// implementation; `inventory::collect!` lets `inventory::iter` walk /// every entry submitted across the crate. pub struct AdapterEntry { pub adapter: &'static dyn KnitAdapter, } inventory::collect!(AdapterEntry); /// Register a [`KnitAdapter`] implementation so [`lookup_adapter`] can /// find it. Pass a zero-sized type that implements `KnitAdapter`; the /// macro builds a static instance and submits it through `inventory`. /// /// ```ignore /// declare_adapter!(FtAnnotatedToUnannotated); /// ``` #[macro_export] macro_rules! declare_adapter { ($adapter:path) => { inventory::submit! { $crate::knit::AdapterEntry { adapter: &$adapter, } } }; } declare_adapter!(FtAnnotatedToUnannotated); declare_adapter!(DeltaAnnotatedToUnannotated); declare_adapter!(FtAnnotatedToFullText); declare_adapter!(FtPlainToFullText); declare_adapter!(DeltaAnnotatedToFullText); declare_adapter!(DeltaPlainToFullText); /// Look up a knit adapter for the given `(source_storage_kind, /// target_storage_kind)` pair. Returns `None` if no adapter handles /// that transition. pub fn lookup_adapter( source_storage_kind: &str, target_storage_kind: &str, ) -> Option<&'static dyn KnitAdapter> { for entry in inventory::iter:: { for &(src, tgt) in entry.adapter.keys() { if src == source_storage_kind && tgt == target_storage_kind { return Some(entry.adapter); } } } None } /// A knit key — a tuple of byte segments, identifying one record in /// one knit. The last segment is the version_id; the leading segments /// (if any) form the file-id prefix used by per-file knits. pub type KnitKey = Vec>; /// Index lookup result for one knit record. /// /// Returned by [`KnitIndex::get_build_details`] for each requested key. /// `index_memo` is an opaque token the access layer uses to fetch the /// raw record bytes; for a `_KnitGraphIndex` this is the /// `(graph_index, pos, size)` tuple, for a `_KndxIndex` it's /// `(prefix_key, pos, size)`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct KnitRecordDetails { pub method: KnitMethod, pub noeol: bool, pub index_memo: KnitIndexMemo, pub compression_parent: Option, pub parents: Vec, } /// Identifies which backing file (or shard) a record lives in. /// /// For file-based backends this is the path string; for Python-backed /// indices it can be any type that uniquely identifies the shard object. /// Must be `Clone + Eq + Hash + Ord + Debug` so it can serve as a /// `HashMap` key and be sorted for I/O-optimal ordering. pub trait FileRef: Clone + Eq + std::hash::Hash + Ord + std::fmt::Debug + Send + Sync + 'static { /// A zero-cost sentinel value used for index memos that have no real /// file backing (e.g. absent / queued records not yet written to disk). fn placeholder() -> Self; } impl FileRef for String { fn placeholder() -> Self { String::new() } } /// Opaque storage handle tying a key to its raw bytes on disk. /// /// `file_ref` identifies which backing file the bytes live in; /// `offset` and `length` are the byte range inside it. Generic over the /// reference type so the pyo3 adapter can stash an opaque Python tuple /// directly (via `PyFileRef`) instead of stringifying it. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct KnitIndexMemo { pub file_ref: F, pub offset: u64, pub length: usize, } /// Full index trait for knit storage. /// /// Pure-Rust callers implement this directly; the pyo3 layer wraps a /// Python `_KnitGraphIndex` or `_KndxIndex` via an adapter struct. pub trait KnitIndex { /// The file-reference type used in this index's memos. Paired with /// the matching `KnitAccess::F` so reads and writes share the same /// addressing scheme. type F: FileRef; // --- read side --- /// Look up build details for `keys`. Missing keys are absent from /// the returned map. Implementations handle their own locking checks. fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError>; /// Return all keys present in this index. fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError>; /// Return a map of key → parent keys for the given keys. /// Missing keys are absent from the result. fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError>; /// Return the storage method for a single key. fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result; /// Sum the on-disk sizes of the build chains for `keys`, using /// `positions` (from `get_build_details`) to avoid re-querying. fn get_total_build_size( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap>, ) -> usize; /// Sort `keys` in-place into the order that minimises I/O when /// fetching them (i.e. by backing file then byte offset). fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: &mut [KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap>, ); /// Return true if this index tracks graph parents. fn has_graph(&self) -> bool; /// Return true if `key` is present in this index. fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result; /// Return the set of compression parents that are referenced but /// not yet present in any scanned index. fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError>; // --- write side --- /// Assert that a write is permitted, returning an error otherwise. fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError>; /// Add records to the index. /// /// Each record is `(key, options, index_memo, parents)`. /// `random_id`: skip duplicate checking. /// `missing_compression_parents`: the compression parents of delta /// records may not yet be present; buffer them for later. fn add_records( &self, records: &[( KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec, )], random_id: bool, missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError>; } /// Callback invoked by [`KnitGraphIndex`] after encoding a batch of records, /// to write them into the backing graph index. /// /// The `entries` slice contains `(key, encoded_value, node_refs)` triples /// ready to pass to the graph index's add method. `has_parents` mirrors the /// `parents` flag on the owning `KnitGraphIndex` and controls whether /// `node_refs` is meaningful. pub trait AddCallback { fn call( &mut self, entries: &[(KnitKey, Vec, Vec>)], has_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError>; } /// Pure-Rust state for a graph-index-backed knit index. /// /// Owns the mutable bookkeeping that was previously scattered across /// `PyKnitGraphIndex` in `bazaar-py`: /// /// - `missing_compression_parents`: delta-compressed records whose /// compression parent has not yet been written to any scanned index. /// - `key_dependencies`: optional [`KeyRefs`] tracker for external parent /// references (used when `track_external_parent_refs=True`). /// - `add_callback`: the sink that receives encoded `(key, value, refs)` /// triples when `add_records` is called. /// /// All graph-index I/O (iter_entries, external_references, …) is left to the /// caller; only the encoding and state-management logic lives here. pub struct KnitGraphIndex { pub deltas: bool, pub parents: bool, pub add_callback: Option, pub missing_compression_parents: std::collections::HashSet, pub key_dependencies: Option>, } impl KnitGraphIndex { pub fn new(deltas: bool, parents: bool) -> Self { Self { deltas, parents, add_callback: None, missing_compression_parents: std::collections::HashSet::new(), key_dependencies: None, } } pub fn set_add_callback(&mut self, callback: C) { self.add_callback = Some(callback); } pub fn clear_add_callback(&mut self) { self.add_callback = None; } /// Enable external-parent-ref tracking. /// /// `track_new_keys`: if true, [`Self::get_new_keys`] will return the set of /// keys added since the last [`Self::clear_key_dependencies`]. pub fn enable_key_dependencies(&mut self, track_new_keys: bool) { self.key_dependencies = Some(crate::versionedfile::KeyRefs::new(track_new_keys)); } pub fn clear_key_dependencies(&mut self) { if let Some(kd) = self.key_dependencies.as_mut() { kd.clear(); } } /// Record that `key` refers to `parent_keys`. No-op if key_dependencies /// is not enabled. pub fn add_key_dependencies(&mut self, key: KnitKey, parent_keys: Vec) { if let Some(kd) = self.key_dependencies.as_mut() { kd.add_references(key, parent_keys); } } pub fn add_missing_compression_parent(&mut self, key: KnitKey) { self.missing_compression_parents.insert(key); } pub fn satisfy_refs_for_keys(&mut self, keys: impl IntoIterator) { if let Some(kd) = self.key_dependencies.as_mut() { kd.satisfy_refs_for_keys(keys); } } /// Keys that still have unsatisfied references (i.e. referenced parents /// not yet present). Returns an empty iterator if key_dependencies is not /// enabled. pub fn unsatisfied_refs(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.key_dependencies .iter() .flat_map(|kd| kd.unsatisfied_refs()) } /// All keys that reference at least one other key. Returns an empty set /// if key_dependencies is not enabled. pub fn referrers(&self) -> std::collections::HashSet { self.key_dependencies .as_ref() .map(|kd| kd.referrers()) .unwrap_or_default() } /// Keys added since construction or the last `clear_key_dependencies`. /// Returns `None` if key_dependencies is disabled or was not constructed /// with `track_new_keys=true`. pub fn new_keys(&self) -> Option<&std::collections::HashSet> { self.key_dependencies.as_ref()?.new_keys() } /// Update `missing_compression_parents` after scanning a new (unvalidated) /// index shard. pub fn update_missing_compression_parents( &mut self, new_missing: impl IntoIterator, present_keys: &std::collections::HashSet, ) { for key in new_missing { if !present_keys.contains(&key) { self.missing_compression_parents.insert(key); } } } /// Encode a batch of records and pass them to the add_callback. /// /// Returns `Err` if no callback is set (read-only index). /// /// `records` is an iterator of `(key, options_bytes, (pos, size), parents)`. /// The caller is responsible for dedup checking (passing `random_id=true` /// skips it on the Python side; pure-Rust callers handle it themselves). pub fn encode_and_dispatch( &mut self, records: I, missing_compression_parents_flag: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> where I: IntoIterator, u64, u64, Vec)>, { let Some(cb) = self.add_callback.as_mut() else { return Err(KnitError::ReadOnly); }; let mut entries: Vec<(KnitKey, Vec, Vec>)> = Vec::new(); let mut new_compression_parents: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut key_dep_updates: Vec<(KnitKey, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for (key, options_bytes, pos, size, parents) in records { let noeol = options_bytes.windows(6).any(|w| w == b"no-eol"); let method = if options_bytes.windows(10).any(|w| w == b"line-delta") { KnitMethod::LineDelta } else { KnitMethod::Fulltext }; if missing_compression_parents_flag && method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { if let Some(cp) = parents.first() { new_compression_parents.insert(cp.clone()); } } let (value, node_refs) = encode_graph_index_record( noeol, pos, size, method, self.parents, self.deltas, &parents, )?; if self.parents && self.key_dependencies.is_some() { key_dep_updates.push((key.clone(), parents)); } if let Some(existing) = entries.iter_mut().find(|(k, _, _)| k == &key) { *existing = (key, value, node_refs); } else { entries.push((key, value, node_refs)); } } cb.call(&entries, self.parents)?; for (key, parents) in key_dep_updates { self.add_key_dependencies(key, parents); } let added_keys: std::collections::HashSet<&KnitKey> = entries.iter().map(|(k, _, _)| k).collect(); if missing_compression_parents_flag { new_compression_parents.retain(|k| !added_keys.contains(k)); self.missing_compression_parents .extend(new_compression_parents); } self.missing_compression_parents .retain(|k| !added_keys.contains(k)); Ok(()) } } /// Full access trait for knit storage. /// /// Covers both the read path (fetch raw record bytes) and the write /// path (append new records, flush, retry on pack reload). pub trait KnitAccess { /// The file-reference type used in this access object's memos. /// Paired with the matching `KnitIndex::F`. type F: FileRef; // --- read side --- /// Fetch the raw record bytes for one index memo. Returns the /// gzip-compressed data ready to feed to [`decode_record_gz`]. fn get_raw_record(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError>; /// Fetch raw record bytes for multiple memos in order. fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[KnitIndexMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError>; // --- write side --- /// Append raw record bytes and return the resulting index memo. fn add_raw_record( &self, key: &KnitKey, size: usize, data: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError>; /// Flush any buffered writes to the underlying storage. fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError>; /// Call the reload function if available, or re-raise the error. /// /// Called after a `RetryWithNewPacks`-equivalent error. Returns /// `Ok(())` if the reload succeeded and the caller should retry; /// returns `Err` if the situation is unrecoverable. fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError>; } /// Reconstruct the text content of `key` from a knit, walking the /// compression-parent chain as needed. /// /// This is the pure-Rust equivalent of `KnitVersionedFiles.get_text` /// for the read path. `index` resolves keys to build details (method, /// memo, parent), `access` fetches the raw bytes, and `factory` /// decides whether to parse records as annotated or plain content and /// how to apply deltas. Returns the reconstructed text as joined bytes /// — exactly what `get_text` returns on the Python side. /// /// The chain walk uses [`walk_compression_closure`]; reconstruction /// orders ancestors fulltext-first and applies each delta in turn. pub fn get_text( index: &I, access: &A, factory: &F, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result, KnitError> where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { let content = get_content(index, access, factory, key)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for line in content.text() { out.extend_from_slice(&line); } Ok(out) } /// Reconstruct the [`KnitFactory::Content`] for `key` without joining /// the lines. Used as the engine for [`get_text`]; pure-Rust callers /// can use this directly when they want structured access (e.g. to /// the per-line annotations of an `AnnotatedKnitContent`). pub fn get_content( index: &I, access: &A, factory: &F, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { // 1. Walk the compression chain to discover every ancestor we'll // need to fetch and parse. let chain = walk_compression_closure::, _>( std::iter::once(key.clone()), false, |batch| { let lookup = match index.get_build_details(batch) { Ok(m) => m, Err(_) => { // The closure error path is just a missing-key // signal; the actual error gets reported back to // the caller via the `?` below since we re-call // in that case. Stash an empty batch here. return ClosureBatch { present: Default::default(), missing: batch.iter().cloned().collect(), }; } }; let mut present = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut missing = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in batch { match lookup.get(k) { Some(details) => { present.insert( k.clone(), (details.compression_parent.clone(), details.clone()), ); } None => { missing.insert(k.clone()); } } } ClosureBatch { present, missing } }, ) .map_err(|missing| { let one = missing.into_iter().next().unwrap_or_else(|| key.clone()); KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(one) })?; // 2. Order the chain ancestor-first by following compression_parent // pointers from `key` back to the fulltext, then reversing. let mut order: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut cursor: Option = Some(key.clone()); while let Some(k) = cursor { let details = chain.get(&k).ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"chain walk produced a key without details".to_vec()) })?; cursor = details.compression_parent.clone(); order.push(k); } order.reverse(); // 3. Walk the ordered chain: parse the fulltext (first entry), // then apply each delta in sequence. let mut content: Option = None; for chain_key in order { let details = chain.get(&chain_key).ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"chain walk produced a key without details".to_vec()) })?; let raw = access.get_raw_record(&details.index_memo)?; let decompressed = decode_record_gz(&raw)?; let (_, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; let next = factory.parse_record( chain_key.last().map(|s| s.as_slice()).unwrap_or(&[]), &body_lines, details.method, details.noeol, content.as_ref(), )?; content = Some(next); } content.ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"empty compression chain for key".to_vec())) } /// Return the sha1 digest of each key's *stored* record without /// reconstructing the text. /// /// The digest is the one recorded in each record's header — the same /// thing `KnitVersionedFiles.get_sha1s` returns. For every key in /// `keys` that the index knows about, this function fetches just /// enough of the raw record to parse the header and returns the /// digest. Missing keys (ghosts, stacked-fallback absentees) are /// simply absent from the result map, matching the Python /// `allow_missing=True` flow. pub fn get_sha1s( index: &I, access: &A, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, { let details_map = index.get_build_details(keys)?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { let Some(details) = details_map.get(key) else { continue; }; let raw = access.get_raw_record(&details.index_memo)?; let header = parse_record_header_only(&raw)?; out.insert(key.clone(), header.digest); } Ok(out) } /// Pure-Rust implementation of `_KndxIndex`. /// /// Reads and writes `.kndx` index files through a [`crate::transport::Transport`] /// and maps keys to paths using a [`crate::key_mapper::Mapper`]. The /// in-memory cache follows the same two-level structure as the Python /// original: `cache_dict` (version_id → entry tuple) and `history_vec` /// (sequence-number → version_id). pub struct KndxIndex { transport: T, mapper: M, /// prefix → (cache: HashMap, history: Vec) kndx_cache: std::sync::Mutex>, KndxPrefixCache>>, } /// One per-prefix in-memory cache for a `KndxIndex`. #[derive(Debug, Default)] pub struct KndxPrefixCache { /// version_id → (version_id, options, pos, size, parents, index) pub cache: std::collections::HashMap, KndxCacheEntry>, /// sequence-number → version_id (first-occurrence only) pub history: Vec>, } /// One row in the per-prefix kndx cache. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct KndxCacheEntry { pub version_id: Vec, pub options: Vec>, pub pos: u64, pub size: usize, /// Bare suffixes (last element only, for compatibility with _load_data_c). pub parents: Vec>, /// Index into `history` for this version. pub index: usize, } pub const KNDX_HEADER: &[u8] = b"# bzr knit index 8\n"; impl KndxIndex { pub fn new(transport: T, mapper: M) -> Self { Self { transport, mapper, kndx_cache: std::sync::Mutex::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), } } pub fn prefix_of(key: &KnitKey) -> Vec> { key[..key.len().saturating_sub(1)].iter().cloned().collect() } pub fn suffix_of(key: &KnitKey) -> Vec { key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default() } pub fn mapper(&self) -> &M { &self.mapper } pub fn transport(&self) -> &T { &self.transport } pub fn transport_mut(&mut self) -> &mut T { &mut self.transport } pub fn kndx_cache( &self, ) -> &std::sync::Mutex>, KndxPrefixCache>> { &self.kndx_cache } pub fn prefix_path(&self, prefix: &[Vec]) -> String { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = prefix.iter().map(|s| s.as_slice()).collect(); self.mapper.map(&refs) + ".kndx" } /// Load `prefix` into the cache through a shared `&self` reference. /// /// Both transport I/O errors and corrupted kndx headers are collapsed /// into `TransportError::Other`. Callers that need to distinguish /// `BadKnitHeader` should call [`load_prefix_typed`] instead. pub fn load_prefix_shared( &self, prefix: Vec>, ) -> Result<(), crate::transport::TransportError> { self.load_prefix_typed(prefix).map_err(|e| match e { KndxLoadError::Transport(te) => te, KndxLoadError::Knit(ke) => crate::transport::TransportError::Other(ke.to_string()), }) } /// Like [`load_prefix_shared`] but returns a typed [`KndxLoadError`] so /// the caller can distinguish `BadKnitHeader` from transport failures. pub fn load_prefix_typed(&self, prefix: Vec>) -> Result<(), KndxLoadError> { if self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap().contains_key(&prefix) { return Ok(()); } let path = self.prefix_path(&prefix); let data = match self.transport.get_bytes(&path) { Ok(d) => d, Err(crate::transport::TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { self.kndx_cache .lock() .unwrap() .insert(prefix, KndxPrefixCache::default()); // For ConstantMapper (e.g. revisions.kndx), create an empty // index file so subsequent appends have a base to grow from. if self.mapper.is_constant() { self.transport .put_file_non_atomic(&path, KNDX_HEADER, true) .map_err(KndxLoadError::Transport)?; } return Ok(()); } Err(te) => return Err(KndxLoadError::Transport(te)), }; let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).map_err(|e| match e { KnitError::BadKnitHeader { .. } => { KndxLoadError::Knit(KnitError::BadKnitHeader { path: path.clone() }) } other => KndxLoadError::Knit(other), })?; self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap().insert(prefix, pc); Ok(()) } fn build_details_from_cache( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> std::collections::HashMap { let cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); let mut result = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { let prefix = Self::prefix_of(key); let suffix = Self::suffix_of(key); let Some(pc) = cache.get(&prefix) else { continue; }; let Some(entry) = pc.cache.get(&suffix) else { continue; }; let (method, noeol) = decode_kndx_options( &entry .options .iter() .map(|o| o.as_slice()) .collect::>(), ) .unwrap_or((KnitMethod::Fulltext, false)); let parents: Vec = entry .parents .iter() .map(|p| { let mut pk = prefix.clone(); pk.push(p.clone()); pk }) .collect(); let compression_parent = if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { parents.first().cloned() } else { None }; let knit_path = { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = prefix.iter().map(|s| s.as_slice()).collect(); self.mapper.map(&refs) + ".knit" }; result.insert( key.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method, noeol, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: knit_path, offset: entry.pos, length: entry.size, }, compression_parent, parents, }, ); } result } } /// Parse the binary content of a `.kndx` file into a `KndxPrefixCache`. /// /// The format is one line per entry: /// `\nVERSION_ID OPTIONS POS SIZE [PARENT...] :` /// /// Lines not ending in ` :` (partial writes) are silently skipped. /// The file must begin with [`KNDX_HEADER`]. /// Parse a `.kndx` file's bytes into a prefix cache. /// /// Returns `Err(KnitError::BadKnitHeader)` if the file is non-empty but /// does not start with `KNDX_HEADER`. Returns `Ok` with an empty cache for /// an empty file, and `Ok` with the parsed entries otherwise. pub fn parse_kndx_data(data: &[u8]) -> Result { if data.is_empty() { return Ok(KndxPrefixCache::default()); } if !data.starts_with(KNDX_HEADER) { return Err(KnitError::BadKnitHeader { path: "".to_string(), }); } parse_kndx_body(&data[KNDX_HEADER.len()..]) } /// Parse just the body of a kndx file (everything after [`KNDX_HEADER`]). /// /// Use this when the caller has already consumed and validated the header, /// e.g. after a streaming `check_header(fp)` call. pub fn parse_kndx_body(rest: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut pc = KndxPrefixCache::default(); for line in rest.split(|&b| b == b'\n') { let line = line.strip_prefix(b"\r").unwrap_or(line); let line = if line.first() == Some(&b'\n') { &line[1..] } else { line }; // Strip leading \n that separates entries let line = line.strip_prefix(b"\r").unwrap_or(line); if line.is_empty() { continue; } // Must end with ' :' let Some(line) = line.strip_suffix(b" :") else { continue; }; let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = line.splitn(5, |&b| b == b' ').collect(); if parts.len() < 4 { continue; } let version_id = parts[0].to_vec(); let options: Vec> = parts[1].split(|&b| b == b',').map(|o| o.to_vec()).collect(); let pos_str = std::str::from_utf8(parts[2]).map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", parts[2]), })?; let pos = pos_str.parse::().map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", pos_str), })?; let size_str = std::str::from_utf8(parts[3]).map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", parts[3]), })?; let size = size_str .parse::() .map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", size_str), })?; let parents_raw = if parts.len() > 4 { parts[4] } else { b"" as &[u8] }; let mut parents: Vec> = vec![]; for p in parents_raw.split(|&b| b == b' ').filter(|p| !p.is_empty()) { if p.first() == Some(&b'.') { parents.push(p[1..].to_vec()); } else { let s = std::str::from_utf8(p).map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", p), })?; let idx: usize = s.parse().map_err(|_| KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!("{:?} is not a valid integer", s), })?; if idx >= pc.history.len() { return Err(KnitError::KndxCorrupt { line: line.to_vec(), detail: format!( "Parent index refers to a revision which does not exist yet. {} > {}", idx, pc.history.len() ), }); } parents.push(pc.history[idx].clone()); } } let index = if pc.cache.contains_key(&version_id) { pc.cache[&version_id].index } else { let idx = pc.history.len(); pc.history.push(version_id.clone()); idx }; pc.cache.insert( version_id.clone(), KndxCacheEntry { version_id, options, pos, size, parents, index, }, ); } Ok(pc) } impl KnitIndex for KndxIndex { type F = String; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result, KnitError> { let prefixes: std::collections::HashSet>> = keys.iter().map(Self::prefix_of).collect(); for prefix in prefixes { self.load_prefix_shared(prefix) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; } Ok(self.build_details_from_cache(keys)) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { let cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); let mut result = Vec::new(); for (prefix, pc) in cache.iter() { for suffix in pc.cache.keys() { let mut key = prefix.clone(); key.push(suffix.clone()); result.push(key); } } Ok(result) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let prefixes: std::collections::HashSet>> = keys.iter().map(Self::prefix_of).collect(); for prefix in prefixes { self.load_prefix_shared(prefix) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; } let cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); let mut result = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { let prefix = Self::prefix_of(key); let suffix = Self::suffix_of(key); let Some(pc) = cache.get(&prefix) else { continue; }; let Some(entry) = pc.cache.get(&suffix) else { continue; }; let parents: Vec = entry .parents .iter() .map(|p| { let mut pk = prefix.clone(); pk.push(p.clone()); pk }) .collect(); result.insert(key.clone(), parents); } Ok(result) } fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { let prefix = Self::prefix_of(key); let suffix = Self::suffix_of(key); self.load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; let cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); let pc = cache .get(&prefix) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"prefix not loaded".to_vec()))?; let entry = pc .cache .get(&suffix) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("key not found: {:?}", key)))?; let (method, _) = decode_kndx_options( &entry .options .iter() .map(|o| o.as_slice()) .collect::>(), ) .unwrap_or((KnitMethod::Fulltext, false)); Ok(method) } fn get_total_build_size( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap, ) -> usize { let mut total = 0usize; let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut queue: std::collections::VecDeque<&KnitKey> = keys.iter().collect(); while let Some(key) = queue.pop_front() { if !seen.insert(key) { continue; } if let Some(details) = positions.get(key) { total += details.index_memo.length; if let Some(ref cp) = details.compression_parent { if positions.contains_key(cp) { queue.push_back(cp); } } } } total } fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: &mut [KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap, ) { keys.sort_by(|a, b| { let a_memo = positions .get(a) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); let b_memo = positions .get(b) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); a_memo.cmp(&b_memo) }); } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { let prefix = Self::prefix_of(key); let suffix = Self::suffix_of(key); self.load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; let cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); Ok(cache .get(&prefix) .map(|pc| pc.cache.contains_key(&suffix)) .unwrap_or(false)) } fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { // kndx is append-only and has no separate atomic-insertion staging // area, so it cannot track deferred compression parents. Callers // distinguish this from "no missing parents" by catching the error. Err(KnitError::NotImplemented("get_missing_compression_parents")) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { // KndxIndex has no separate lock state; writes are always permitted. Ok(()) } fn add_records( &self, records: &[(KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec)], _random_id: bool, _missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { // Group by prefix so we write each .kndx file once. let mut by_prefix: std::collections::HashMap>, Vec<_>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (key, methods, memo, parents) in records { let prefix = Self::prefix_of(key); by_prefix .entry(prefix) .or_default() .push((key, methods, memo, parents)); } for (prefix, entries) in by_prefix { self.load_prefix_shared(prefix.clone()) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; let path = self.prefix_path(&prefix); // A brand-new kndx file needs its header written before the first // entry. load_prefix_shared creates the file (with header) only for // constant mappers; for per-file texts the file may not exist yet. let needs_header = !self .transport .has(&path) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; let mut cache = self.kndx_cache.lock().unwrap(); let pc = cache.entry(prefix.clone()).or_default(); let mut append_buf: Vec = Vec::new(); if needs_header { append_buf.extend_from_slice(KNDX_HEADER); } for (key, methods, memo, parents) in entries { let suffix = Self::suffix_of(key); let options: Vec> = methods .iter() .map(|m| m.as_str().as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); let parent_suffixes: Vec> = parents.iter().map(|p| Self::suffix_of(p)).collect(); // Encode each parent as its numeric history index when it is // already in this prefix's kndx, else as a `.`-prefixed // version id (breezy's `_dictionary_compress`). Compute this // against the current cache, before inserting the new entry, // so a parent never resolves to the entry itself. let encoded_parents: Vec> = parent_suffixes .iter() .map(|p| match pc.cache.get(p) { Some(e) => e.index.to_string().into_bytes(), None => { let mut v = vec![b'.']; v.extend_from_slice(p); v } }) .collect(); let idx = pc.history.len(); pc.history.push(suffix.clone()); pc.cache.insert( suffix.clone(), KndxCacheEntry { version_id: suffix.clone(), options: options.clone(), pos: memo.offset, size: memo.length, parents: parent_suffixes.clone(), index: idx, }, ); // Format: VERSION_ID OPTIONS POS SIZE [PARENTS...] : append_buf.push(b'\n'); append_buf.extend_from_slice(&suffix); append_buf.push(b' '); let opts_joined: Vec = options.join(&b","[..]); append_buf.extend_from_slice(&opts_joined); append_buf.push(b' '); append_buf.extend_from_slice(memo.offset.to_string().as_bytes()); append_buf.push(b' '); append_buf.extend_from_slice(memo.length.to_string().as_bytes()); for p in &encoded_parents { append_buf.push(b' '); append_buf.extend_from_slice(p); } append_buf.extend_from_slice(b" :"); } drop(cache); append_creating_parent(&self.transport, &path, &append_buf) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; } Ok(()) } } /// Append `data` to `path`, creating the parent directory and retrying once /// if the first attempt fails because the directory does not yet exist. /// /// Per-file knits live under `knits//.{knit,kndx}`, so the /// bucket directory may be absent on the first write to a file id. For paths /// without a separator, `mkdir("")` creates the transport root, mirroring the /// Python implementation's `osutils.dirname(path)`. fn append_creating_parent( transport: &T, path: &str, data: &[u8], ) -> Result { match transport.append_bytes(path, data) { Ok(off) => Ok(off), Err(crate::transport::TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { let parent = path.rfind('/').map(|i| &path[..i]).unwrap_or(""); transport.mkdir(parent)?; transport.append_bytes(path, data) } Err(e) => Err(e), } } /// Pure-Rust implementation of `_KnitKeyAccess`. /// /// Stores raw knit record bytes in `.knit` files via a /// [`crate::transport::Transport`], mapping keys to file paths using a /// [`crate::key_mapper::Mapper`]. pub struct KnitKeyAccess { transport: T, mapper: M, } impl KnitKeyAccess { pub fn new(transport: T, mapper: M) -> Self { Self { transport, mapper } } pub fn mapper(&self) -> &M { &self.mapper } pub fn transport(&self) -> &T { &self.transport } fn key_path(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> String { let prefix = &key[..key.len().saturating_sub(1)]; let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = prefix.iter().map(|s| s.as_slice()).collect(); self.mapper.map(&refs) + ".knit" } /// Write raw bytes directly (no chunking) and return `(key, offset, len)`. /// Used by the pyo3 `PyKnitKeyAccess` wrapper. pub fn add_raw_record_bytes( &self, key: KnitKey, data: &[u8], ) -> Result<(KnitKey, u64, usize), crate::transport::TransportError> { let path = self.key_path(&key); let offset = append_creating_parent(&self.transport, &path, data)?; Ok((key, offset, data.len())) } } impl KnitAccess for KnitKeyAccess { type F = String; fn get_raw_record(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { use crate::transport::ReadRange; let ranges = [ReadRange { offset: memo.offset, length: memo.length, }]; self.transport .readv(&memo.file_ref, &ranges) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes())) .and_then(|mut v| { v.pop() .map(|r| r.bytes) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"readv returned no data".to_vec())) }) } fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[KnitIndexMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError> { use crate::transport::ReadRange; // Group by path so we issue one readv per file. // Preserve the original ordering so results come back in memo order. let mut by_path: std::collections::HashMap<&str, Vec<(usize, ReadRange)>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for (i, memo) in memos.iter().enumerate() { by_path.entry(&memo.file_ref).or_default().push(( i, ReadRange { offset: memo.offset, length: memo.length, }, )); } let mut out = vec![Vec::new(); memos.len()]; for (path, indexed_ranges) in by_path { let ranges: Vec = indexed_ranges.iter().map(|(_, r)| r.clone()).collect(); let results = self .transport .readv(path, &ranges) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; for ((orig_idx, _), result) in indexed_ranges.into_iter().zip(results) { out[orig_idx] = result.bytes; } } Ok(out) } fn add_raw_record( &self, key: &KnitKey, _size: usize, data: Vec>, ) -> Result { let path = self.key_path(key); let flat: Vec = data.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let length = flat.len(); let offset = append_creating_parent(self.transport(), &path, &flat) .map_err(|e| KnitError::BadIndexValue(e.to_string().into_bytes()))?; Ok(KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: path, offset, length, }) } fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { // KnitKeyAccess writes are immediate via append_bytes; nothing to flush. Ok(()) } fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError> { // KnitKeyAccess has no pack-reload mechanism; always re-raise. Err(err) } } /// Pure-Rust implementation of `KnitVersionedFiles`. /// /// Generic over index, access, and factory so it can be used directly by /// pure-Rust callers and wrapped by the pyo3 layer without any Python /// dependency. Fallback versioned-files objects are not modelled here — /// the pyo3 wrapper handles them in Python. pub struct KnitVersionedFiles { pub index: I, pub access: A, pub factory: F, pub max_delta_chain: usize, } impl KnitVersionedFiles where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { pub fn new(index: I, access: A, factory: F, max_delta_chain: usize) -> Self { Self { index, access, factory, max_delta_chain, } } /// The backing index, e.g. to pre-load a `KndxIndex` prefix. pub fn index(&self) -> &I { &self.index } /// Run `op`, retrying it if it fails with [`KnitError::Retry`]. /// /// On a retry error the pack listing changed underneath the read /// (`RetryWithNewPacks` on the Python side). [`KnitAccess::reload_or_raise`] /// decides whether the situation is recoverable: it returns `Ok(())` /// to retry, or `Err` to give up. This mirrors the `while True` / /// `except RetryWithNewPacks` loops in Python's `KnitVersionedFiles`. /// /// `op` is re-run from scratch — including re-fetching build details — /// because a reload invalidates the previous `index_memo`s. fn with_retry(&self, mut op: impl FnMut() -> Result) -> Result { loop { match op() { Err(err @ KnitError::Retry(_)) => self.access.reload_or_raise(err)?, other => return other, } } } /// Return all keys in the local index. pub fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { self.index.keys() } /// Return a map of key → parent keys for the given keys (local only). pub fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { self.index.get_parent_map(keys) } /// Return the full text of `key` as a single byte string. pub fn get_text(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result, KnitError> { get_text(&self.index, &self.access, &self.factory, key) } /// Return the SHA-1 digests for `keys`. pub fn get_sha1s( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { get_sha1s(&self.index, &self.access, keys) } /// Reconstruct the content object for `key`. pub fn get_content(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { get_content(&self.index, &self.access, &self.factory, key) } /// Return build details for the given keys. pub fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { self.index.get_build_details(keys) } /// Return true if `key` is present in the local index. pub fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { self.index.contains(key) } /// Return the set of compression parents referenced but not yet present. pub fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { self.index.get_missing_compression_parents() } /// Decide whether to delta-compress the new version against `parent`. /// /// Walks back at most `max_delta_chain` steps; returns `true` if we /// should create a delta, `false` if we should write a new fulltext. pub fn check_should_delta(&self, parent: &KnitKey) -> Result { if self.max_delta_chain == 0 { return Ok(false); } let mut cursor = parent.clone(); let mut steps = 0usize; let mut delta_size = 0u64; loop { let details_map = self .index .get_build_details(std::slice::from_ref(&cursor))?; let Some(det) = details_map.get(&cursor) else { return Ok(false); }; if det.method == KnitMethod::Fulltext { // Use a delta only when the accumulated delta chain is not // already much larger than the fulltext it compresses against. return Ok(delta_size < det.index_memo.length as u64 * 2 + 200); } delta_size += det.index_memo.length as u64; steps += 1; if steps >= self.max_delta_chain { return Ok(false); } match det.compression_parent.clone() { Some(cp) => cursor = cp, None => return Ok(false), } } } /// Add a new version to the knit. /// /// `lines` are the text lines (each should end in `\n` except possibly /// the last). `parents` are the graph parents. `random_id` skips /// duplicate checking in the index. /// /// Returns `(sha1_hex_digest, text_length_bytes)`. pub fn add_lines( &self, key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, lines: Vec>, random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), KnitError> { use crate::osutils::sha::sha_string; self.index.check_write_ok()?; let line_bytes: Vec = lines.iter().flat_map(|l| l.iter().copied()).collect(); let digest = sha_string(&line_bytes).into_bytes(); let text_length = line_bytes.len(); let no_eol = !line_bytes.is_empty() && !line_bytes.ends_with(b"\n"); let version_id = key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); // Decide whether to delta-compress against the left-most present parent. let present_map = self.index.get_parent_map(&parents)?; let use_delta = parents.first().is_some_and(|p| present_map.contains_key(p)) && self.max_delta_chain > 0 && self.check_should_delta(&parents[0])?; // Build the content object and serialise it. let present_parents: Vec = parents .iter() .filter(|p| present_map.contains_key(*p)) .cloned() .collect(); // When the last line has no trailing newline, add one before building // the content so that all serialisers see complete lines. The no-eol // flag in the index record lets the reader strip it back on output. let content_lines = if no_eol { let mut l = lines.clone(); if let Some(last) = l.last_mut() { last.push(b'\n'); } l } else { lines }; let (method, payload) = { let mut content = self.factory.make(content_lines, version_id.clone()); if no_eol { content.set_should_strip_eol(true); } let delta_opt = merge_annotations( &self.index, &self.access, &self.factory, &mut content, &present_parents, use_delta, )?; if let Some(delta) = delta_opt { let serialised = self.factory.lower_line_delta(&delta); (KnitMethod::LineDelta, serialised) } else { let serialised = self.factory.lower_fulltext(&content); (KnitMethod::Fulltext, serialised) } }; let (size, chunks) = record_to_data(&version_id, &digest, payload.len(), &payload, true)?; let memo = self.access.add_raw_record(&key, size, chunks)?; let mut options = vec![method]; if no_eol { options.push(KnitMethod::NoEol); } self.index .add_records(&[(key, options, memo, parents)], random_id, false)?; Ok((digest, text_length)) } /// Read raw records and return `(key, content, digest)` triples, sorted /// by storage position to minimise I/O seeks. pub fn read_records_iter( &self, records: &[(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)], ) -> Result)>, KnitError> { if records.is_empty() { return Ok(vec![]); } let mut sorted = records.to_vec(); sorted.sort_by(|a, b| (&a.1.file_ref, a.1.offset).cmp(&(&b.1.file_ref, b.1.offset))); let memos: Vec> = sorted.iter().map(|(_, m)| m.clone()).collect(); let raw_data = self.access.get_raw_records(&memos)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(sorted.len()); for ((key, _), raw) in sorted.into_iter().zip(raw_data) { let version_id = key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let (body_lines, digest) = parse_record(&version_id, &raw)?; let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); // We don't know the method here without re-querying the index, so // assume fulltext for the record_iter use-case (which always // reconstructs via get_content anyway). let content = self.factory.parse_fulltext_content(&refs, &version_id)?; out.push((key, content, digest)); } Ok(out) } /// Fetch raw (gzip-compressed) bytes for each `(key, memo)` pair in /// the order given, without any parsing or validation. pub fn read_records_iter_unchecked( &self, records: &[(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)], ) -> Result)>, KnitError> { if records.is_empty() { return Ok(vec![]); } let memos: Vec> = records.iter().map(|(_, m)| m.clone()).collect(); let raw_data = self.access.get_raw_records(&memos)?; Ok(records .iter() .map(|(k, _)| k.clone()) .zip(raw_data) .collect()) } /// Fetch raw bytes for each `(key, memo)` pair and validate each /// record header, returning `(key, raw_bytes, sha1_digest)`. pub fn read_records_iter_raw( &self, records: &[(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)], ) -> Result, Vec)>, KnitError> { let pairs = self.read_records_iter_unchecked(records)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(pairs.len()); for (key, raw) in pairs { let header = parse_record_header_only(&raw)?; out.push((key, raw, header.digest)); } Ok(out) } /// Yield `(line_bytes, key)` for every line present in any of `keys`. /// /// Reads each record as-stored and reconstructs the content, then /// emits each plain text line paired with its key. Fallback /// versioned files are not consulted; callers that want fallback /// must iterate them separately. pub fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result, KnitKey)>, KnitError> { self.with_retry(|| self.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys_once(keys)) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys_once( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result, KnitKey)>, KnitError> { if keys.is_empty() { return Ok(vec![]); } let build_details = self.index.get_build_details(keys)?; let key_records: Vec<(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)> = build_details .iter() .filter(|(k, _)| keys.contains(k)) .map(|(k, det)| (k.clone(), det.index_memo.clone())) .collect(); // Fetch raw bytes and decode bodies once per record. For each record, // emit either the fulltext lines or the new lines from the delta // payload — mirrors `_factory.get_fulltext_content` / // `get_linedelta_content` in Python. let memos: Vec> = key_records.iter().map(|(_, m)| m.clone()).collect(); let raw_data = self.access.get_raw_records(&memos)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for ((key, _), raw) in key_records.iter().zip(raw_data) { let version_id = key.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let (body_lines, _digest) = parse_record(&version_id, &raw)?; let details = &build_details[key]; match details.method { KnitMethod::Fulltext => { for line in self.factory.fulltext_payload_lines(&body_lines)? { out.push((line, key.clone())); } } KnitMethod::LineDelta => { for line in self.factory.linedelta_payload_lines(&body_lines)? { out.push((line, key.clone())); } } KnitMethod::NoEol => { return Err(KnitError::BadIndexValue( b"NoEol is not a storage method".to_vec(), )); } } } Ok(out) } } /// One record supplied to [`KnitVersionedFiles::insert_record_stream`]. /// /// The pyo3 layer inspects each Python stream object and maps it to one of /// these variants before calling the pure-Rust implementation. pub enum KnitStreamRecord { /// A native knit record whose raw gzip bytes can be blat-copied directly. /// /// `method` is either `Fulltext` or `LineDelta`. /// `noeol` is the `no-eol` build flag. /// `compression_parent` is `Some(parent_key)` for delta records. /// `raw_record` is the gzip-compressed bytes. NativeKnit { key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, compression_parent: Option, raw_record: Vec, }, /// An annotated knit record that must be stripped before storing into an /// unannotated KVF. Only valid when `self.factory.annotated() == false`. ConvertAnnotated { key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, compression_parent: Option, raw_record: Vec, }, /// A plain (non-annotated) knit record to be decoded and stored via /// `add_lines`. Used when the target KVF cannot accept the record /// directly (e.g. annotated target receiving a plain-knit stream, or a /// no-delta target receiving a delta record). For delta records the pure /// crate fetches the basis from the local index and applies the delta. ConvertPlain { key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, compression_parent: Option, raw_record: Vec, }, /// A record in some other format; the caller has already decoded it to /// plain text lines. Lines { key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, lines: Vec>, }, } /// One entry in a pre-fetched raw record map for the delta-closure path. /// /// Mirrors the values in `_ContentMapGenerator._raw_record_map`: /// `{key: (raw_bytes, (method, noeol), next_key)}`. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct DeltaClosureRawEntry { pub raw_bytes: Vec, pub method: KnitMethod, pub noeol: bool, /// Compression parent key (`None` for fulltexts). pub next: Option, } /// Pre-fetched raw record map for the delta-closure path. /// /// The map contains all records needed to reconstruct each requested key /// as a fulltext by walking the `next` chain. pub type DeltaClosureRawMap = std::collections::HashMap; /// Parsed result of [`parse_delta_closure_wire_bytes`]. pub struct ParsedDeltaClosure { pub annotated: bool, pub keys: Vec, pub global_map: std::collections::HashMap>>, pub raw_map: DeltaClosureRawMap, } /// Parse the wire bytes for a knit-delta-closure record. /// /// Inverse of [`build_delta_closure_wire_bytes`] / /// [`build_knit_delta_closure_wire`]. The `line_end` parameter points to the /// byte *after* the first line (the `"knit-delta-closure\n"` header), which /// is already consumed by the caller. pub fn parse_delta_closure_wire_bytes( bytes: &[u8], line_end: usize, ) -> Result { let mut start = line_end; let find_nl = |from: usize| -> Result { bytes[from..] .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .map(|p| from + p) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt("truncated delta-closure wire bytes".to_string())) }; let parse_key_bytes = |seg: &[u8]| -> KnitKey { seg.split(|&b| b == b'\x00').map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect() }; // Line: "annotated" or "" (plain) let nl = find_nl(start)?; let annotated = &bytes[start..nl] == b"annotated"; start = nl + 1; // Line: emit keys separated by '\t' let nl = find_nl(start)?; let keys_line = &bytes[start..nl]; start = nl + 1; let keys: Vec = keys_line .split(|&b| b == b'\t') .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) .map(parse_key_bytes) .collect(); let mut global_map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut raw_map = DeltaClosureRawMap::new(); let end = bytes.len(); while start < end { // Key line let nl = find_nl(start)?; let key = parse_key_bytes(&bytes[start..nl]); start = nl + 1; // Parents line: "None:" -> None, "" -> Some([]), else tab-sep keys let nl = find_nl(start)?; let parents_line = &bytes[start..nl]; start = nl + 1; let parents: Option> = if parents_line == b"None:" { None } else { Some( parents_line .split(|&b| b == b'\t') .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) .map(parse_key_bytes) .collect(), ) }; global_map.insert(key.clone(), parents); // Method line let nl = find_nl(start)?; let method_str = std::str::from_utf8(&bytes[start..nl]) .map_err(|_| KnitError::Corrupt("non-UTF8 method in delta-closure".to_string()))?; let method = KnitMethod::from_str(method_str) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("unknown method: {method_str}")))?; start = nl + 1; // Noeol line: "T" or "F" let nl = find_nl(start)?; let noeol = bytes[start] == b'T'; start = nl + 1; // Next line: "" -> None, else key let nl = find_nl(start)?; let next_line = &bytes[start..nl]; let next = if next_line.is_empty() { None } else { Some(parse_key_bytes(next_line)) }; start = nl + 1; // Byte count line let nl = find_nl(start)?; let count_str = std::str::from_utf8(&bytes[start..nl]) .map_err(|_| KnitError::Corrupt("non-UTF8 byte count".to_string()))?; let count: usize = count_str .parse() .map_err(|_| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("invalid byte count: {count_str}")))?; start = nl + 1; // Record bytes let raw_bytes = bytes[start..start + count].to_vec(); start += count; raw_map.insert( key, DeltaClosureRawEntry { raw_bytes, method, noeol, next, }, ); } Ok(ParsedDeltaClosure { annotated, keys, global_map, raw_map, }) } /// Reconstruct the full text for `key` by walking the compression chain in /// `raw_map`. /// /// Mirrors `_ContentMapGenerator._get_one_work` for a single key. Returns /// the plain text lines (each ending in `\n` except possibly the last when /// `noeol` is set) and the SHA-1 digest from the innermost record header. pub fn reconstruct_text_from_raw_map( factory: &F, raw_map: &DeltaClosureRawMap, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result<(Vec>, Vec), KnitError> { // Walk the chain from key outward to the base (fulltext). let mut chain: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut cursor = key.clone(); loop { let entry = raw_map.get(&cursor).ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::Corrupt(format!("key {cursor:?} missing from raw record map")) })?; chain.push(cursor.clone()); match &entry.next { None => break, Some(next) => cursor = next.clone(), } } // Reconstruct from base to tip, applying deltas. let mut content: Option = None; let mut last_digest = Vec::new(); for k in chain.iter().rev() { let entry = &raw_map[k]; let version_id = k.last().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let (body_lines, digest) = parse_record(&version_id, &entry.raw_bytes)?; let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let new_content = factory.parse_record( &version_id, &refs, entry.method.clone(), entry.noeol, content.as_ref(), )?; content = Some(new_content); last_digest = digest; } let content = content.ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt("empty chain".to_string()))?; Ok(( content.text().into_iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect(), last_digest, )) } /// Build the wire bytes for a delta-closure raw map. /// /// Mirrors `_ContentMapGenerator._wire_bytes`: serializes the full raw record /// map (all fetched components) together with `emit_keys` and `global_map` /// into the `knit-delta-closure` wire format. pub fn build_delta_closure_wire_bytes( annotated: bool, emit_keys: &[KnitKey], raw_map: &DeltaClosureRawMap, global_map: &std::collections::HashMap>>, ) -> Vec { let parent_slices: Vec]>>> = raw_map .iter() .map(|(key, _)| { global_map .get(key) .and_then(|p| p.as_ref()) .map(|ps| ps.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect()) }) .collect(); let emit_key_slices: Vec<&[Vec]> = emit_keys.iter().map(|k| k.as_slice()).collect(); let records: Vec>> = raw_map .iter() .zip(parent_slices.iter()) .map(|((key, entry), parents_opt)| KnitDeltaClosureRecord { key: key.as_slice(), parents: parents_opt.as_deref(), method: entry.method.as_str().as_bytes(), noeol: entry.noeol, next: entry.next.as_deref(), record_bytes: &entry.raw_bytes, }) .collect(); build_knit_delta_closure_wire(annotated, &emit_key_slices, &records) } /// A record returned by [`KnitVersionedFiles::get_record_stream`]. /// /// Mirrors Python's `KnitContentFactory`: holds the key, parents, storage /// method, and raw (gzip-compressed) bytes for one revision. The raw bytes /// can be passed directly to [`parse_record`] or [`parse_record_unchecked`]. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct KnitContentFactory { pub key: KnitKey, /// `None` when there is no graph information (e.g. `has_graph = false`). pub parents: Option>, pub record_details: KnitRecordDetails, /// SHA-1 digest of the reconstructed fulltext, or `None` if not yet /// computed (lazy; callers can compute it with [`parse_record_header_only`]). pub sha1: Option>, /// Raw gzip bytes as stored on disk. pub raw_record: Vec, pub annotated: bool, } impl KnitContentFactory { /// Decompress, parse and return the record's fulltext as a `Vec>` /// of lines. Errors when the record is absent. fn into_lines_inner(&self) -> Result>, KnitError> { if self.raw_record.is_empty() { return Err(KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(self.key.clone())); } let version_id = self.key.last().map(Vec::as_slice).unwrap_or(&[]); let (body_lines, _digest) = parse_record(version_id, &self.raw_record)?; let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); if self.annotated { let content = KnitAnnotateFactory.parse_record( version_id, &refs, self.record_details.method.clone(), self.record_details.noeol, None, )?; Ok(content.text().into_iter().collect()) } else { let content = KnitPlainFactory.parse_record( version_id, &refs, self.record_details.method.clone(), self.record_details.noeol, None, )?; Ok(content.text().into_iter().collect()) } } /// Decompress and return the joined fulltext bytes. fn into_fulltext_inner(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { let lines = self.into_lines_inner()?; Ok(lines.into_iter().flatten().collect()) } } impl crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory for KnitContentFactory { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.sha1.clone() } fn size(&self) -> Option { None } fn key(&self) -> crate::versionedfile::Key { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(self.key.clone()) } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.as_ref().map(|ps| { ps.iter() .cloned() .map(crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed) .collect() }) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { if self.raw_record.is_empty() { "absent".to_string() } else { let annotated_prefix = if self.annotated { "annotated-" } else { "" }; match self.record_details.method { KnitMethod::LineDelta => format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}delta-gz"), KnitMethod::Fulltext | KnitMethod::NoEol => { format!("knit-{annotated_prefix}ft-gz") } } } } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> std::borrow::Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { std::borrow::Cow::Owned(self.into_fulltext_inner().unwrap_or_default()) } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new(std::iter::once(std::borrow::Cow::Owned( self.into_fulltext_inner().unwrap_or_default(), ))) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { let lines = self.into_lines_inner().unwrap_or_default(); Box::new(lines.into_iter().map(std::borrow::Cow::Owned)) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.into_fulltext_inner().unwrap_or_default() } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { Box::new(std::iter::once( self.into_fulltext_inner().unwrap_or_default(), )) } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(crate::versionedfile::Key) -> crate::versionedfile::Key) { let new_key = f(crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(self.key.clone())); self.key = match new_key { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(v) | crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, }; self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|ps| { ps.into_iter() .map(|p| match f(crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(p)) { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(v) | crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, }) .collect() }); } } impl, F: KnitFactory> KnitVersionedFiles { /// Fetch records for `keys`, emitting one [`KnitContentFactory`] per /// locally-present key plus one [`KnitContentFactory`] with absent status /// (empty `raw_record`) for each key that is not found. /// /// Ordering is controlled by `ordering`: /// - `"unordered"` — I/O-efficient order (sorted by file and offset). /// - `"topological"` — parents strictly before children. /// /// When `include_delta_closure` is `false`, raw gzip bytes are fetched /// directly. When `true`, the full compression closure is walked first /// so that every record's basis is present in the returned slice. /// /// Keys not found locally are returned as absent entries (`raw_record` /// empty and `sha1` `None`); the caller is responsible for consulting /// fallback stores. pub fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { self.with_retry(|| self.get_record_stream_once(keys, ordering, include_delta_closure)) } fn get_record_stream_once( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; if keys.is_empty() { return Ok(vec![]); } // For the delta-closure case we walk the compression chain so that // basis keys are included in the fetch, matching Python's // _get_components_positions(allow_missing=True). let positions: HashMap> = if include_delta_closure { let closure_result = walk_compression_closure::, _>( keys.iter().cloned(), true, |batch| { let details = self.index.get_build_details(batch).unwrap_or_default(); let mut present = HashMap::new(); let mut missing = HashSet::new(); for k in batch { if let Some(det) = details.get(k) { present .insert(k.clone(), (det.compression_parent.clone(), det.clone())); } else { missing.insert(k.clone()); } } ClosureBatch { present, missing } }, ); // allow_missing=true so Err never occurs; unwrap is safe. closure_result.unwrap_or_default() } else { self.index.get_build_details(keys)? }; let present_keys: Vec = keys .iter() .filter(|k| positions.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let absent_keys: Vec = keys .iter() .filter(|k| !positions.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let sorted_keys: Vec = match ordering { "topological" => { let parent_map = self.index.get_parent_map(&present_keys)?; let mut sorter = vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new(parent_map.into_iter()); sorter .sorted() .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("topo_sort: {e:?}")))? } _ => { // Unordered: sort by I/O position. let mut ks = present_keys.clone(); self.index.sort_keys_by_io(&mut ks, &positions); ks } }; let memos: Vec> = sorted_keys .iter() .map(|k| positions[k].index_memo.clone()) .collect(); let raw_records = self.access.get_raw_records(&memos)?; let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); // Emit absent entries first, matching Python's ordering. for key in &absent_keys { out.push(KnitContentFactory { key: key.clone(), parents: None, record_details: KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: I::F::placeholder(), offset: 0, length: 0, }, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], }, sha1: None, raw_record: vec![], annotated: self.factory.annotated(), }); } for (key, raw) in sorted_keys.into_iter().zip(raw_records) { let details = positions[&key].clone(); out.push(KnitContentFactory { key, parents: Some(details.parents.clone()), record_details: details, sha1: None, raw_record: raw, annotated: self.factory.annotated(), }); } Ok(out) } /// Insert a stream of records into this knit. /// /// Each record must be classified by the caller into one of the three /// [`KnitStreamRecord`] variants. The method handles: /// /// - [`KnitStreamRecord::NativeKnit`] — raw bytes copied directly to storage, /// with delta records buffered until their basis is present. /// - [`KnitStreamRecord::ConvertAnnotated`] — annotated bytes stripped to plain /// before storage (only valid when `self.factory.annotated() == false`). /// - [`KnitStreamRecord::Lines`] — plain text lines passed to `add_lines`. /// /// Mirrors Python's `KnitVersionedFiles.insert_record_stream`. pub fn insert_record_stream( &self, stream: impl IntoIterator>, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { use std::collections::HashMap; self.index.check_write_ok()?; // key = compression_parent not yet present; value = entries waiting for it. // (Can't use a `type` alias because it can't capture `I::F`.) let mut buffered: HashMap< KnitKey, Vec<(KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec)>, > = HashMap::new(); for item in stream { let record = item?; // Determine the raw bytes and metadata to write. let (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_bytes) = match record { KnitStreamRecord::NativeKnit { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record), KnitStreamRecord::ConvertAnnotated { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => { if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta && self.max_delta_chain == 0 { // Target doesn't support deltas: reconstruct to lines. let plain_delta = recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(&raw_record)?; let lines = decode_plain_knit_to_lines( self, &key, KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol, compression_parent.as_ref(), &plain_delta, )?; self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } let converted = match method { KnitMethod::LineDelta => { recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(&raw_record)? } _ => recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext(&raw_record)?, }; (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, converted) } KnitStreamRecord::ConvertPlain { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => { let lines = decode_plain_knit_to_lines( self, &key, method, noeol, compression_parent.as_ref(), &raw_record, )?; self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } KnitStreamRecord::Lines { key, parents, lines, } => { self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; // Drain any entries whose basis is now present. let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } }; // Write raw bytes and (maybe) register the index entry. parse_record_header_only(&raw_bytes)?; let size = raw_bytes.len(); let memo = self.access.add_raw_record(&key, size, vec![raw_bytes])?; let mut options = vec![method]; if noeol { options.push(KnitMethod::NoEol); } let entry = (key.clone(), options, memo, parents.to_vec()); let needs_buffer = compression_parent.as_ref().is_some_and(|cp| { self.index .get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(cp)) .map(|m| !m.contains_key(cp)) .unwrap_or(true) }); if needs_buffer { buffered .entry(compression_parent.unwrap()) .or_default() .push(entry); } else { self.index.add_records(&[entry], false, false)?; // Drain any entries whose basis is now present. let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } } } // Any entries still buffered get registered with missing_compression_parents=true // so pack-format indexes can hold them for deferred resolution. if !buffered.is_empty() { let all_entries: Vec<_> = buffered.into_values().flatten().collect(); self.index.add_records(&all_entries, false, true)?; } Ok(()) } /// Like [`Self::get_record_stream`] but consults `fallbacks` for absent keys. /// /// For topological ordering the global parent map (local + all fallbacks) /// is collected first, topo-sorted, then records are emitted from the /// right source in sorted order — matching Python's /// `_get_remaining_record_stream`. Absent keys yield /// `AbsentContentFactory`. pub fn get_record_stream_with_fallbacks( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, fallbacks: &[&dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; if keys.is_empty() { return Ok(vec![]); } // Collect the global parent map across the local index + all fallbacks. let mut global_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut missing: HashSet = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); // Local index first. let local_map = self.index.get_parent_map(keys)?; for (k, v) in &local_map { global_map.insert(k.clone(), v.clone()); missing.remove(k); } // Fallbacks, in priority order. for fallback in fallbacks { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let fb_keys: Vec = missing.iter().map(vf_key_from_knit).collect(); let fb_map = fallback.get_parent_map(&fb_keys)?; for (k, v) in &fb_map { let kk = knit_key_from_vf(k); let parents = v.iter().map(knit_key_from_vf).collect(); global_map.insert(kk.clone(), parents); missing.remove(&kk); } } // Absent keys: requested but not found anywhere. let absent_keys: Vec = missing.into_iter().collect(); // Build the sorted list of present keys. let present_keys: Vec = if ordering == "topological" { vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new( global_map.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())), ) .sorted() .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("topo_sort: {e:?}")))? } else { global_map.keys().cloned().collect() }; // Collect local records (filter out absent placeholders). let local_recs = self.get_record_stream(&present_keys, "unordered", include_delta_closure)?; let local_present: HashSet = local_map.keys().cloned().collect(); let mut local_rec_map: HashMap> = local_recs .into_iter() .filter(|r| r.storage_kind() != "absent") .map(|r| { let key = match r.key() { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(v) | crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, }; (key, Box::new(r) as Box) }) .collect(); // Collect fallback records for keys not found locally. let mut fallback_rec_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut fb_needed: Vec = present_keys .iter() .filter(|k| !local_present.contains(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); for fallback in fallbacks { if fb_needed.is_empty() { break; } let fb_keys: Vec = fb_needed.iter().map(vf_key_from_knit).collect(); let fb_recs = fallback.get_record_stream(&fb_keys, ordering, include_delta_closure)?; let mut still_needed = Vec::new(); for rec in fb_recs { let rec = rec?; let rec_key = knit_key_from_vf(&rec.key()); if rec.storage_kind() == "absent" { still_needed.push(rec_key); } else { fallback_rec_map.insert(rec_key, rec); } } fb_needed = still_needed; } // Emit in present_keys order, then absent entries. let mut out: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); for key in &present_keys { if let Some(rec) = local_rec_map.remove(key) { out.push(rec); } else if let Some(rec) = fallback_rec_map.remove(key) { out.push(rec); } } for key in absent_keys { out.push(Box::new(crate::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new( vf_key_from_knit(&key), ))); } for key in fb_needed { out.push(Box::new(crate::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new( vf_key_from_knit(&key), ))); } Ok(out) } /// Like [`Self::insert_record_stream`] but uses `fallbacks` to reconstruct /// records whose compression parent is only present in a fallback store. pub fn insert_record_stream_with_fallbacks( &self, stream: impl IntoIterator>, fallbacks: &[&dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles], ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { use std::collections::HashMap; self.index.check_write_ok()?; let mut buffered: HashMap< KnitKey, Vec<(KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec)>, > = HashMap::new(); for item in stream { let record = item?; let (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_bytes) = match record { KnitStreamRecord::NativeKnit { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record), KnitStreamRecord::ConvertAnnotated { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => { if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta && self.max_delta_chain == 0 { let plain_delta = recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(&raw_record)?; let lines = decode_plain_knit_to_lines_with_fallbacks( self, &key, KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol, compression_parent.as_ref(), &plain_delta, fallbacks, )?; self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } let converted = match method { KnitMethod::LineDelta => { recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(&raw_record)? } _ => recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext(&raw_record)?, }; (key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, converted) } KnitStreamRecord::ConvertPlain { key, parents, method, noeol, compression_parent, raw_record, } => { let lines = decode_plain_knit_to_lines_with_fallbacks( self, &key, method, noeol, compression_parent.as_ref(), &raw_record, fallbacks, )?; self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } KnitStreamRecord::Lines { key, parents, lines, } => { self.access.flush()?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } continue; } }; parse_record_header_only(&raw_bytes)?; // Decide whether the record can be stored as-is or must be // reconstructed from its basis. When the basis lives only in a // fallback we remember the fallback index so the fetch below // hits the same source the parent-map probe found. let mut cp_fallback_idx: Option = None; let store_directly = if let Some(cp) = compression_parent.as_ref() { if fallbacks.is_empty() { true } else { let in_local = self .index .get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(cp)) .map(|m| m.contains_key(cp)) .unwrap_or(false); if in_local { true } else { let cp_vf = vf_key_from_knit(cp); let fb_idx = fallbacks.iter().position(|fb| { fb.get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(&cp_vf)) .map(|m| !m.is_empty()) .unwrap_or(false) }); cp_fallback_idx = fb_idx; fb_idx.is_none() } } } else { true }; if store_directly { let size = raw_bytes.len(); let memo = self.access.add_raw_record(&key, size, vec![raw_bytes])?; let mut options = vec![method]; if noeol { options.push(KnitMethod::NoEol); } let entry = (key.clone(), options, memo, parents.to_vec()); let needs_buffer = compression_parent.as_ref().is_some_and(|cp| { self.index .get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(cp)) .map(|m| !m.contains_key(cp)) .unwrap_or(true) }); if needs_buffer { buffered .entry(compression_parent.unwrap()) .or_default() .push(entry); } else { self.index.add_records(&[entry], false, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } } } else { // Compression parent is only in a fallback: fetch it as // fulltext, apply the delta, and store as plain lines. let cp = compression_parent.as_ref().unwrap(); self.access.flush()?; let fb_idx = cp_fallback_idx.expect("store_directly == false implies a fallback was found"); let fb = fallbacks[fb_idx]; let cp_vf = vf_key_from_knit(cp); let mut basis_iter = fb.get_record_stream(std::slice::from_ref(&cp_vf), "unordered", true)?; let basis = loop { match basis_iter.next() { Some(Ok(rec)) => { if rec.storage_kind() != "absent" { break Some(rec); } } Some(Err(e)) => return Err(e), None => break None, } } .ok_or_else(|| { KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "compression parent {cp:?} not found in fallback {fb_idx}", )) })?; let basis_bytes = basis.to_fulltext().into_owned(); let result_lines = apply_plain_delta_to_basis(&key, &raw_bytes, noeol, &basis_bytes)?; self.add_lines(key.clone(), parents, result_lines, false)?; let mut ready = vec![key]; while let Some(k) = ready.pop() { if let Some(entries) = buffered.remove(&k) { let new_keys: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(ek, _, _, _)| ek.clone()).collect(); self.index.add_records(&entries, false, false)?; ready.extend(new_keys); } } } } if !buffered.is_empty() { let all_entries: Vec<_> = buffered.into_values().flatten().collect(); self.index.add_records(&all_entries, false, true)?; } Ok(()) } } /// Convert a `versionedfile::Key` back to a knit-style `Vec>`. fn knit_key_from_vf(k: &crate::versionedfile::Key) -> KnitKey { match k { crate::versionedfile::Key::Fixed(v) | crate::versionedfile::Key::ContentAddressed(v) => { v.clone() } } } /// Port of Python's `KnitVersionedFiles._merge_annotations`. /// /// When the factory is annotated, each line in `content` starts with the new /// version's own key as its origin annotation. This function walks every /// parent and, for each run of lines that the parent and the new content share /// (same text), copies the parent's `(origin, text)` annotation into the new /// content — so that unchanged lines keep the version that first introduced /// them rather than being attributed to the current version. /// /// After annotation merging, if `use_delta` is true, a patience-diff delta /// against the first present parent is computed and returned. /// /// Returns `Some(delta_hunks)` when `use_delta` is true, `None` otherwise. pub(crate) fn merge_annotations( index: &I, access: &A, factory: &F, content: &mut F::Content, present_parents: &[KnitKey], use_delta: bool, ) -> Result::DeltaLine>>>, KnitError> where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, ::DeltaLine: Clone, { if factory.annotated() { for parent_key in present_parents { let parent_content = get_content(index, access, factory, parent_key)?; let parent_text: Vec> = parent_content.text(); let new_text: Vec> = content.text(); let mut matcher = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&parent_text, &new_text); let opcodes = matcher.get_opcodes().to_vec(); // Use raw annotation (without strip-eol) so that copied lines // retain their trailing '\n' regardless of the parent's noeol flag. let parent_annot_raw = parent_content.annotate_raw(); for op in &opcodes { if let patiencediff::Opcode::Equal(a_start, a_end, b_start, b_end) = op { // Copy annotation from parent for each matching line. let len = a_end - a_start; let new_lines = content.annotate_mut(); for k in 0..len { new_lines[b_start + k] = parent_annot_raw[a_start + k].clone(); } let _ = b_end; } } } } if use_delta { let Some(first_parent) = present_parents.first() else { return Ok(None); }; let base = get_content(index, access, factory, first_parent)?; let delta = compute_line_delta(&base, content); Ok(Some(delta)) } else { Ok(None) } } /// Compute a patience-diff line delta between `base` and `new`. /// /// Returns hunks in the `DeltaHunk` shape that `KnitFactory::lower_line_delta` /// can serialise. The `DeltaLine` type is inferred from the factory's /// `Content` type; callers pass the base and new content objects directly. /// /// Uses `text()` for line comparison (which correctly applies strip-eol for /// the `no_eol` flag) but reads delta line content from the raw annotation /// pairs so that stored line text retains its trailing newline. fn compute_line_delta(base: &C, new: &C) -> Vec> where C::DeltaLine: Clone, { let old_text = base.text(); let new_text = new.text(); let mut matcher = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&old_text, &new_text); let opcodes = matcher.get_opcodes().to_vec(); // Use annotate_raw() for the delta line content so that lines retain their // trailing '\n' even when should_strip_eol is set on the content. let new_annot_raw = new.annotate_raw(); let mut hunks: Vec> = Vec::new(); for op in &opcodes { if matches!(op, patiencediff::Opcode::Equal(..)) { continue; } let hunk_new_lines: Vec = new_annot_raw[op.b_start()..op.b_end()] .iter() .map(C::delta_line_from_annotated) .collect(); hunks.push(DeltaHunk { start: op.a_start(), end: op.a_end(), count: op.b_end() - op.b_start(), lines: hunk_new_lines, }); } hunks } /// Annotation for one line: set of keys that could be the origin of this line. /// Usually contains a single key. pub type LineAnnotation = Vec; /// Build per-line annotations for a knit versioned file. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.knit._KnitAnnotator` (and its base class /// `bzrformats.annotate.VersionedFileAnnotator`). pub struct KnitAnnotator where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, { index: I, access: A, factory: F, /// Map key → parent keys. parent_map: std::collections::HashMap>, /// Cached plain-text lines per key (freed as soon as no longer needed). text_cache: std::collections::HashMap>>, /// Number of as-yet-unannotated children that still need this key's text. num_needed_children: std::collections::HashMap, /// Completed per-line annotations. annotations_cache: std::collections::HashMap>, /// Build details fetched during `get_build_graph`. all_build_details: std::collections::HashMap>, /// Number of delta-children still waiting on a compression parent. num_compression_children: std::collections::HashMap, /// Content objects kept alive while delta children depend on them. content_objects: std::collections::HashMap, /// Delta records queued until their compression parent is ready. pending_deltas: std::collections::HashMap< KnitKey, Vec<(KnitKey, Vec, Vec, KnitRecordDetails)>, >, /// Keys whose text is ready but that still await parent annotations. pending_annotation: std::collections::HashMap)>>, /// Pre-computed matching blocks from delta expansion, consumed once. matching_blocks: std::collections::HashMap<(KnitKey, KnitKey), Vec<(usize, usize, usize)>>, } impl KnitAnnotator where I: KnitIndex, A: KnitAccess, F: KnitFactory, F::Content: Clone, { pub fn new(index: I, access: A, factory: F) -> Self { Self { index, access, factory, parent_map: Default::default(), text_cache: Default::default(), num_needed_children: Default::default(), annotations_cache: Default::default(), all_build_details: Default::default(), num_compression_children: Default::default(), content_objects: Default::default(), pending_deltas: Default::default(), pending_annotation: Default::default(), matching_blocks: Default::default(), } } /// Borrow the access adapter, e.g. to inspect retry state. pub fn access(&self) -> &A { &self.access } /// Seed a key's plain-text lines and parents into the annotator's caches. /// /// Used to inject content fetched externally (e.g. from a fallback /// VersionedFile) so the build-graph walk treats the key as already-known: /// the [`get_build_graph`](Self::get_build_graph) loop will route it to /// the "already have the text" branch rather than calling /// `index.get_build_details` for it. pub fn seed_text(&mut self, key: KnitKey, parents: Vec, lines: Vec>) { self.parent_map.insert(key.clone(), parents); self.text_cache.insert(key, lines); } /// Walk the compression/parent graph for `key`, filling `all_build_details` /// and returning `(records, ann_keys)` — mirrors `_get_build_graph`. fn get_build_graph( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result<(Vec<(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)>, Vec), KnitError> { let mut pending: std::collections::HashSet = std::iter::once(key.clone()).collect(); let mut records: Vec<(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)> = Vec::new(); let mut ann_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); *self.num_needed_children.entry(key.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; while !pending.is_empty() { let this_iteration: Vec = pending.drain().collect(); let build_details = self.index.get_build_details(&this_iteration)?; self.all_build_details.extend(build_details.clone()); pending = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in &this_iteration { if let Some(details) = build_details.get(k) { let parents = details.parents.clone(); self.parent_map.insert(k.clone(), parents.clone()); self.num_needed_children.entry(k.clone()).or_insert(0); records.push((k.clone(), details.index_memo.clone())); for pk in &parents { if !self.all_build_details.contains_key(pk) { pending.insert(pk.clone()); } *self.num_needed_children.entry(pk.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; } if let Some(ref cp) = details.compression_parent { *self.num_compression_children.entry(cp.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; } } else if self.parent_map.contains_key(k) && self.text_cache.contains_key(k) { // Already have the text (e.g. from a fallback); just annotate it. ann_keys.push(k.clone()); let parents = self.parent_map[k].clone(); for pk in &parents { *self.num_needed_children.entry(pk.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; if !self.all_build_details.contains_key(pk) { pending.insert(pk.clone()); } } } else { return Err(KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(k.clone())); } } } records.reverse(); Ok((records, ann_keys)) } /// Decompress a raw on-disk record and invoke `factory.parse_record`. fn parse_raw_record( &self, key: &KnitKey, raw: &[u8], method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, base: Option, ) -> Result { let decompressed = decode_record_gz(raw)?; let (_, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed)?; self.factory.parse_record( key.last().map(|s| s.as_slice()).unwrap_or(&[]), &body_lines, method, noeol, base.as_ref(), ) } /// Expand one raw record into plain-text lines. Returns `None` when the /// compression parent is not yet ready (record queued in `pending_deltas`). fn expand_record( &mut self, key: KnitKey, parent_keys: Vec, compression_parent: Option, raw: Vec, method: KnitMethod, noeol: bool, ) -> Result>>, KnitError> { let content = if let Some(ref cp) = compression_parent { if !self.content_objects.contains_key(cp) { self.pending_deltas.entry(cp.clone()).or_default().push(( key, parent_keys, raw, KnitRecordDetails { method, noeol, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: I::F::placeholder(), offset: 0, length: 0, }, compression_parent: compression_parent.clone(), parents: vec![], }, )); return Ok(None); } let num = self.num_compression_children[cp]; let base_content = if num <= 1 { self.num_compression_children.remove(cp); self.content_objects.remove(cp).unwrap() } else { *self.num_compression_children.get_mut(cp).unwrap() -= 1; self.content_objects[cp].clone() }; let content = self.parse_raw_record(&key, &raw, method, noeol, Some(base_content))?; // Cache matching blocks from the delta expansion for annotation. if method == KnitMethod::LineDelta { if let Some(parent_lines) = self.text_cache.get(cp).cloned() { let lines = content.text(); let p_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parent_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let l_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); // Re-parse to get the raw delta hunks for get_line_delta_blocks. if let Ok(decompressed) = decode_record_gz(&raw) { if let Ok((_, body_lines)) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed) { if let Ok(hunks) = parse_line_delta_raw( &body_lines.iter().copied().collect::>(), ) { let raw_hunks: Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> = hunks .iter() .map(|h| (h.start, h.end, h.lines.len())) .collect(); let blocks = get_line_delta_blocks(&raw_hunks, &p_refs, &l_refs); self.matching_blocks .insert((key.clone(), cp.clone()), blocks); } } } } } content } else { self.parse_raw_record(&key, &raw, method, noeol, None)? }; if self .num_compression_children .get(&key) .copied() .unwrap_or(0) > 0 { self.content_objects.insert(key.clone(), content.clone()); } let lines = content.text(); self.text_cache.insert(key.clone(), lines.clone()); Ok(Some(lines)) } /// Returns `true` if all parents of `key` have been annotated; otherwise /// queues it under the first missing parent in `pending_annotation`. fn check_ready_for_annotations(&mut self, key: &KnitKey, parent_keys: &[KnitKey]) -> bool { for pk in parent_keys { if !self.annotations_cache.contains_key(pk) { self.pending_annotation .entry(pk.clone()) .or_default() .push((key.clone(), parent_keys.to_vec())); return false; } } true } /// Called after `key` is processed; drains `pending_deltas` and /// `pending_annotation` for any children now unblocked. fn process_pending(&mut self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result, KnitError> { let mut to_return: Vec = Vec::new(); if let Some(children) = self.pending_deltas.remove(key) { for (child_key, parent_keys, raw, details) in children { self.expand_record( child_key.clone(), parent_keys.clone(), Some(key.clone()), raw, details.method, details.noeol, )?; if self.check_ready_for_annotations(&child_key, &parent_keys) { to_return.push(child_key); } } } if let Some(children) = self.pending_annotation.remove(key) { for (child_key, parent_keys) in children { if self.check_ready_for_annotations(&child_key, &parent_keys) { to_return.push(child_key); } } } Ok(to_return) } /// Fetch raw records, expand them, and call [`annotate_one`](Self::annotate_one) /// on each ready text immediately. Mirrors the Python generator loop in /// `VersionedFileAnnotator.annotate`. fn extract_and_annotate( &mut self, records: Vec<(KnitKey, KnitIndexMemo)>, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { let memos: Vec> = records.iter().map(|(_, m)| m.clone()).collect(); let raw_bytes = self.access.get_raw_records(&memos)?; for ((key, _memo), raw) in records.into_iter().zip(raw_bytes.into_iter()) { let details = self.all_build_details[&key].clone(); let lines = self.expand_record( key.clone(), details.parents.clone(), details.compression_parent.clone(), raw, details.method, details.noeol, )?; let Some(lines) = lines else { continue }; if self.check_ready_for_annotations(&key, &details.parents) { self.annotate_one(&key, &lines); } let mut to_process = self.process_pending(&key)?; while !to_process.is_empty() { let this_batch = std::mem::take(&mut to_process); for k in this_batch { let lines = self.text_cache[&k].clone(); self.annotate_one(&k, &lines); to_process.extend(self.process_pending(&k)?); } } } Ok(()) } /// Return the annotations and matching blocks for `(key, parent_key)`, /// using pre-computed blocks from delta expansion where available. fn get_parent_annotations_and_matches( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, text: &[Vec], parent_key: &KnitKey, ) -> (Vec, Vec<(usize, usize, usize)>) { if let Some(blocks) = self .matching_blocks .remove(&(key.clone(), parent_key.clone())) { let parent_annotations = self.annotations_cache[parent_key].clone(); return (parent_annotations, blocks); } let parent_lines = self.text_cache[parent_key].clone(); let parent_annotations = self.annotations_cache[parent_key].clone(); let p_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parent_lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let t_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = text.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let blocks = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&p_refs, &t_refs) .get_matching_blocks() .to_vec(); (parent_annotations, blocks) } fn record_annotation( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, parent_keys: &[KnitKey], annotations: Vec, ) { self.annotations_cache.insert(key.clone(), annotations); for pk in parent_keys { if let Some(n) = self.num_needed_children.get_mut(pk) { *n -= 1; if *n == 0 { self.text_cache.remove(pk); self.annotations_cache.remove(pk); } } } } fn annotate_one(&mut self, key: &KnitKey, text: &[Vec]) { let this_annotation: LineAnnotation = vec![key.clone()]; let mut annotations: Vec = vec![this_annotation.clone(); text.len()]; let parent_keys = self.parent_map[key].clone(); if let Some(first_parent) = parent_keys.first() { let (parent_annotations, blocks) = self.get_parent_annotations_and_matches(key, text, first_parent); for (parent_idx, lines_idx, match_len) in &blocks { if *match_len == 0 { continue; } annotations[*lines_idx..*lines_idx + *match_len] .clone_from_slice(&parent_annotations[*parent_idx..*parent_idx + *match_len]); } for other_parent in parent_keys.iter().skip(1) { let (parent_annotations, blocks) = self.get_parent_annotations_and_matches(key, text, other_parent); for (parent_idx, lines_idx, match_len) in &blocks { if *match_len == 0 { continue; } let ann_sub = annotations[*lines_idx..*lines_idx + *match_len].to_vec(); let par_sub = &parent_annotations[*parent_idx..*parent_idx + *match_len]; if ann_sub == par_sub { continue; } for idx in 0..*match_len { let ann = &ann_sub[idx]; let par_ann = &par_sub[idx]; let ann_idx = *lines_idx + idx; if ann == par_ann || *ann == this_annotation { annotations[ann_idx] = par_ann.clone(); } else { let mut new_ann: std::collections::BTreeSet = ann.iter().cloned().collect(); new_ann.extend(par_ann.iter().cloned()); annotations[ann_idx] = new_ann.into_iter().collect(); } } } } } self.record_annotation(key, &parent_keys.clone(), annotations); } /// Inject an external text into the annotator without reading it from the /// backing store. Mirrors `VersionedFileAnnotator.add_special_text`. pub fn add_special_text( &mut self, key: KnitKey, parent_keys: Vec, lines: Vec>, ) { self.parent_map.insert(key.clone(), parent_keys); self.text_cache.insert(key, lines); } /// Annotate `key` and return `(annotations, lines)`. pub fn annotate( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec>), KnitError> { let (records, ann_keys) = self.get_build_graph(key)?; // Interleave text extraction with annotation: each extracted text is // annotated immediately so its annotations_cache entry is ready before // any child invokes `check_ready_for_annotations`. The Python // VersionedFileAnnotator.annotate loop has the same shape. self.extract_and_annotate(records)?; for ann_key in ann_keys { let text = self.text_cache[&ann_key].clone(); self.annotate_one(&ann_key, &text); } let annotations = self .annotations_cache .get(key) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key.clone()))?; let lines = self.text_cache.get(key).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); Ok((annotations, lines)) } /// Annotate `key` using only data seeded via [`seed_text`]. /// /// `topological_order` lists every key needed to annotate `key`, /// ancestors first; each key must already have its parents and text /// seeded. Mirrors `VersionedFileAnnotator.annotate`'s loop body but /// skips the `extract_texts` chain-walk entirely. pub fn annotate_seeded( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, topological_order: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec>), KnitError> { for k in topological_order { let text = self .text_cache .get(k) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("text not seeded: {:?}", k)))?; self.annotate_one(k, &text); } let annotations = self .annotations_cache .get(key) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key.clone()))?; let lines = self.text_cache.get(key).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); Ok((annotations, lines)) } /// Like [`annotate_flat`](Self::annotate_flat) but driven from seeded /// data — see [`annotate_seeded`](Self::annotate_seeded). pub fn annotate_flat_seeded( &mut self, key: &KnitKey, topological_order: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result)>, KnitError> { let (annotations, lines) = self.annotate_seeded(key, topological_order)?; self.heads_to_flat(annotations, lines) } fn heads_to_flat( &self, annotations: Vec, lines: Vec>, ) -> Result)>, KnitError> { let mut kg = vcs_graph::KnownGraph::new( self.parent_map.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())), false, ); let out = annotations .into_iter() .zip(lines) .map(|(annotation, line)| { let head = if annotation.len() == 1 { annotation.into_iter().next().unwrap() } else { let the_heads = kg.heads(annotation.iter().cloned()); if the_heads.len() == 1 { the_heads.into_iter().next().unwrap() } else { let mut sorted: Vec = the_heads.into_iter().collect(); sorted.sort(); sorted.into_iter().next().unwrap() } }; (head, line) }) .collect(); Ok(out) } /// Return `[(annotation_key, line)]` — one best-origin key per line. pub fn annotate_flat(&mut self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result)>, KnitError> { let (annotations, lines) = self.annotate(key)?; self.heads_to_flat(annotations, lines) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::Transport; fn refs<'a>(v: &'a [Vec]) -> Vec<&'a [u8]> { v.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect() } #[test] fn pure_rust_full_record_read_pipeline() { // Demonstration that a downstream pure-Rust caller can take raw // gzip-compressed knit record bytes and end up with a typed // KnitContent, using only the public API of this module. No // Python types involved. let pairs = vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"hello\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec()), ]; let body = lower_fulltext(&pairs); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"v", b"DD", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // The pipeline a downstream consumer would write: let decompressed = decode_record_gz(&raw).unwrap(); let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&decompressed).unwrap(); let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let content = factory .parse_record( header.version_id, &body_lines, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(content.lines, pairs); assert_eq!( content.text(), vec![b"hello\n".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn pure_rust_delta_chain_apply_pipeline() { // A more complete end-to-end: build a fulltext record + a delta // record on top of it, then walk the compression chain (one // step) and apply the delta to reconstruct the target text. let parent_pairs = vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()), ]; let parent_body = lower_fulltext(&parent_pairs); let (_, p_chunks) = record_to_data(b"r1", b"D1", parent_body.len(), &parent_body, true).unwrap(); let parent_raw: Vec = p_chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // Delta record: replace line 1 (the second line) with "B\n". let delta = vec![DeltaHunk { start: 1, end: 2, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"r2".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec())], }]; let delta_body = lower_line_delta_annotated(&delta); let (_, d_chunks) = record_to_data(b"r2", b"D2", delta_body.len(), &delta_body, true).unwrap(); let delta_raw: Vec = d_chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // Pure-Rust read + apply pipeline: let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let parent_decomp = decode_record_gz(&parent_raw).unwrap(); let (parent_header, parent_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&parent_decomp).unwrap(); let parent_content = factory .parse_record( parent_header.version_id, &parent_lines, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, None, ) .unwrap(); let delta_decomp = decode_record_gz(&delta_raw).unwrap(); let (delta_header, delta_lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&delta_decomp).unwrap(); let target_content = factory .parse_record( delta_header.version_id, &delta_lines, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, Some(&parent_content), ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( target_content.text(), vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec()] ); } /// Tiny in-memory KnitIndex/KnitAccess pair used by the /// `get_text_*` integration tests. Stores raw record bytes keyed /// by their version_id (the last segment of the knit key) and /// records a flat list of build details. #[derive(Default)] struct MockKnit { records: std::collections::HashMap, bytes: std::collections::HashMap>, } impl MockKnit { fn add_record(&mut self, key: KnitKey, details: KnitRecordDetails, raw: Vec) { self.bytes.insert(details.index_memo.clone(), raw); self.records.insert(key, details); } } impl KnitIndex for MockKnit { type F = String; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result, KnitError> { let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for k in keys { if let Some(d) = self.records.get(k) { out.insert(k.clone(), d.clone()); } } Ok(out) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(self.records.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| self.records.get(k).map(|d| (k.clone(), d.parents.clone()))) .collect()) } fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { self.records .get(key) .map(|d| d.method) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("key not found: {:?}", key))) } fn get_total_build_size( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap, ) -> usize { keys.iter() .filter_map(|k| positions.get(k)) .map(|d| d.index_memo.length) .sum() } fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: &mut [KnitKey], positions: &std::collections::HashMap, ) { keys.sort_by(|a, b| { let a_key = positions .get(a) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); let b_key = positions .get(b) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); a_key.cmp(&b_key) }); } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Ok(self.records.contains_key(key)) } fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(vec![]) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn add_records( &self, _records: &[(KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec)], _random_id: bool, _missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } } impl KnitAccess for MockKnit { type F = String; fn get_raw_record(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { self.bytes .get(memo) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::BadIndexValue(memo.file_ref.as_bytes().to_vec())) } fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[KnitIndexMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError> { memos.iter().map(|m| self.get_raw_record(m)).collect() } fn add_raw_record( &self, _key: &KnitKey, _size: usize, _data: Vec>, ) -> Result { unimplemented!("MockKnit::add_raw_record") } fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(err) } } fn build_fulltext_record( version_id: &[u8], annotated: &[AnnotatedLine], ) -> (Vec, KnitIndexMemo) { let body = lower_fulltext(annotated); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(version_id, b"DIGEST", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let memo = KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: format!("rec/{}", String::from_utf8_lossy(version_id)), offset: 0, length: raw.len(), }; (raw, memo) } fn build_delta_record( version_id: &[u8], delta: &[DeltaHunk], ) -> (Vec, KnitIndexMemo) { let body = lower_line_delta_annotated(delta); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(version_id, b"DIGEST", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let memo = KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: format!("rec/{}", String::from_utf8_lossy(version_id)), offset: 0, length: raw.len(), }; (raw, memo) } #[test] fn get_text_returns_fulltext_record_via_traits() { let mut knit = MockKnit::default(); let key: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()]; let pairs = vec![ (b"v1".to_vec(), b"alpha\n".to_vec()), (b"v1".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()), ]; let (raw, memo) = build_fulltext_record(b"v1", &pairs); knit.add_record( key.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: memo, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], }, raw, ); let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let text = get_text(&knit, &knit, &factory, &key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(text, b"alpha\nbeta\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_text_walks_two_step_delta_chain_via_traits() { let mut knit = MockKnit::default(); let parent_key: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()]; let child_key: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"v2".to_vec()]; // Parent fulltext: two lines. let parent_pairs = vec![ (b"v1".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec()), (b"v1".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()), ]; let (parent_raw, parent_memo) = build_fulltext_record(b"v1", &parent_pairs); knit.add_record( parent_key.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: parent_memo, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], }, parent_raw, ); // Child delta: replace line 1 (the "b\n") with "B\n". let delta = vec![DeltaHunk { start: 1, end: 2, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"v2".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec())], }]; let (delta_raw, delta_memo) = build_delta_record(b"v2", &delta); knit.add_record( child_key.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol: false, index_memo: delta_memo, compression_parent: Some(parent_key.clone()), parents: vec![parent_key.clone()], }, delta_raw, ); let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let text = get_text(&knit, &knit, &factory, &child_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(text, b"a\nB\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_sha1s_returns_digests_without_parsing_bodies() { let mut knit = MockKnit::default(); let key_a: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec()]; let key_b: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()]; let pairs_a = vec![(b"a".to_vec(), b"hello\n".to_vec())]; let pairs_b = vec![(b"b".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec())]; // build_fulltext_record hard-codes the digest as b"DIGEST" for // both records, so both should come back equal. let (raw_a, memo_a) = build_fulltext_record(b"a", &pairs_a); let (raw_b, memo_b) = build_fulltext_record(b"b", &pairs_b); knit.add_record( key_a.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: memo_a, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], }, raw_a, ); knit.add_record( key_b.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: memo_b, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], }, raw_b, ); let result = get_sha1s(&knit, &knit, &[key_a.clone(), key_b.clone()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.len(), 2); assert_eq!(result[&key_a], b"DIGEST"); assert_eq!(result[&key_b], b"DIGEST"); } #[test] fn get_sha1s_skips_missing_keys() { let knit = MockKnit::default(); let key: KnitKey = vec![b"missing".to_vec()]; let result = get_sha1s(&knit, &knit, &[key]).unwrap(); assert!(result.is_empty()); } #[test] fn get_text_propagates_missing_key() { let knit = MockKnit::default(); let key: KnitKey = vec![b"missing".to_vec()]; let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; assert!(get_text(&knit, &knit, &factory, &key).is_err()); } #[test] fn annotated_content_text_strips_origins() { let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"first\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"second\n".to_vec()), ]); assert_eq!( content.text(), vec![b"first\n".to_vec(), b"second\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn annotated_content_text_honors_strip_eol() { let mut content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"first\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"second\n".to_vec()), ]); content.set_should_strip_eol(true); assert_eq!( content.text(), vec![b"first\n".to_vec(), b"second".to_vec()] ); // annotate() should also see the stripped tail. let annotated = content.annotate(); assert_eq!(annotated.last().unwrap().1, b"second"); } #[test] fn annotated_content_apply_delta_splices_lines() { // Replace lines 1..3 (zero-indexed) with two new lines, then // append one more after the original tail. let mut content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"c\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"d\n".to_vec()), ]); let delta = vec![DeltaHunk { start: 1, end: 3, count: 2, lines: vec![ (b"r2".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"C\n".to_vec()), ], }]; content.apply_delta(&delta, b"r2"); let texts = content.text(); assert_eq!( texts, vec![ b"a\n".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec(), b"C\n".to_vec(), b"d\n".to_vec(), ] ); } #[test] fn plain_content_apply_delta_updates_version_id() { let mut content = PlainKnitContent::new(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], b"r1".to_vec()); let delta = vec![DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 0, count: 1, lines: vec![b"first\n".to_vec()], }]; content.apply_delta(&delta, b"r2"); assert_eq!(content.version_id, b"r2"); assert_eq!( content.text(), vec![b"first\n".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn plain_content_annotate_uses_version_id() { let content = PlainKnitContent::new(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], b"rev".to_vec()); let annotated = content.annotate(); assert_eq!(annotated.len(), 2); assert_eq!(annotated[0].0, b"rev"); assert_eq!(annotated[0].1, b"a\n"); assert_eq!(annotated[1].0, b"rev"); } #[test] fn factory_parse_fulltext_round_trips_via_annotated_content() { // Lower an annotated fulltext to the on-disk byte form, then // parse it back through the factory and check we recover the // same `(origin, text)` pairs. let pairs = vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"alpha\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()), ]; let body = lower_fulltext(&pairs); let body_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let content = factory .parse_record(b"v", &body_refs, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(content.lines, pairs); assert!(!content.should_strip_eol()); } #[test] fn factory_parse_record_applies_delta_to_base() { let base = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()), ]); // Annotated delta wire format: "start,end,count\n" + count lines of // "origin text\n". The annotated factory reads this and strips // origins to get a plain delta hunk it can splice in. let body = vec![b"1,2,1\n".to_vec(), b"r2 B\n".to_vec()]; let body_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let content = factory .parse_record(b"r2", &body_refs, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, Some(&base)) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(content.text(), vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn plain_factory_parses_line_delta_record() { let base = PlainKnitContent::new(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], b"r1".to_vec()); // Plain delta wire format: "start,end,count\n" + count bare text lines. let body = vec![b"1,2,1\n".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec()]; let body_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let factory = KnitPlainFactory; let content = factory .parse_record(b"r2", &body_refs, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, Some(&base)) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(content.version_id, b"r2"); assert_eq!(content.text(), vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"B\n".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn factory_line_delta_without_base_is_an_error() { let factory = KnitAnnotateFactory; let err = factory .parse_record(b"v", &[], KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, None) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::BadIndexValue(_))); } #[test] fn plain_factory_parses_fulltext_into_plain_content() { let factory = KnitPlainFactory; let body = vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()]; let body_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = body.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let content = factory .parse_record(b"v", &body_refs, KnitMethod::Fulltext, true, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(content.version_id, b"v"); assert!(content.should_strip_eol()); assert_eq!(content.text(), vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn fulltext_round_trip() { let content: Vec = vec![ (b"rev1".to_vec(), b"first line\n".to_vec()), (b"rev2".to_vec(), b"second line\n".to_vec()), ]; let bytes = lower_fulltext(&content); assert_eq!( bytes, vec![ b"rev1 first line\n".to_vec(), b"rev2 second line\n".to_vec(), ] ); let parsed = parse_fulltext(&refs(&bytes)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, content); } #[test] fn fulltext_rejects_missing_origin() { let lines = vec![b"no-space-here".as_slice()]; assert!(matches!( parse_fulltext(&lines), Err(KnitError::MissingOrigin(_)) )); } #[test] fn delta_annotated_round_trip() { let delta = vec![ DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 2, lines: vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"alpha\n".to_vec()), (b"r1".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()), ], }, DeltaHunk { start: 5, end: 5, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"r2".to_vec(), b"gamma\n".to_vec())], }, ]; let bytes = lower_line_delta_annotated(&delta); assert_eq!( bytes, vec![ b"0,1,2\n".to_vec(), b"r1 alpha\n".to_vec(), b"r1 beta\n".to_vec(), b"5,5,1\n".to_vec(), b"r2 gamma\n".to_vec(), ] ); let parsed = parse_line_delta_annotated(&refs(&bytes)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, delta); } #[test] fn delta_raw_round_trip() { let delta = vec![ DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 0, count: 2, lines: vec![b"one\n".to_vec(), b"two\n".to_vec()], }, DeltaHunk { start: 4, end: 5, count: 1, lines: vec![b"three\n".to_vec()], }, ]; let bytes = lower_line_delta_raw(&delta); assert_eq!( bytes, vec![ b"0,0,2\n".to_vec(), b"one\n".to_vec(), b"two\n".to_vec(), b"4,5,1\n".to_vec(), b"three\n".to_vec(), ] ); let parsed = parse_line_delta_raw(&refs(&bytes)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, delta); } #[test] fn delta_plain_strips_origin() { let bytes: Vec> = vec![ b"0,1,2\n".to_vec(), b"r1 alpha\n".to_vec(), b"r1 beta\n".to_vec(), ]; let parsed = parse_line_delta_plain(&refs(&bytes)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.len(), 1); assert_eq!(parsed[0].start, 0); assert_eq!(parsed[0].end, 1); assert_eq!(parsed[0].count, 2); assert_eq!( parsed[0].lines, vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn delta_rejects_bad_header() { let bytes = vec![b"not,a,number\n".as_slice()]; assert!(matches!( parse_line_delta_annotated(&bytes), Err(KnitError::BadDeltaHeader(_)) )); } #[test] fn delta_rejects_truncated() { let bytes = vec![b"0,0,3\n".as_slice(), b"r1 one\n".as_slice()]; assert_eq!( parse_line_delta_annotated(&bytes), Err(KnitError::TruncatedDelta) ); } fn lines_with_nl(text: &[u8]) -> Vec> { text.split(|&b| b == b'\n') .filter(|l| !l.is_empty()) .map(|l| { let mut v = l.to_vec(); v.push(b'\n'); v }) .collect() } #[test] fn line_delta_blocks_equal_inputs() { // Empty delta (no changes) on identical inputs yields just the // sentinel block covering the whole target. let source = lines_with_nl(b"a\nb\nc\n"); let target = source.clone(); let delta: Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> = vec![]; let blocks = get_line_delta_blocks(&delta, &refs(&source), &refs(&target)); assert_eq!(blocks, vec![(0, 0, 3), (3, 3, 0)]); } #[test] fn line_delta_blocks_noeol_shrinks_trailing_run() { // Mirrors test_knit.test_get_line_delta_blocks_noeol: when the last // "matching" line pair actually differs only in its trailing \n, // the block extractor must shave one line off the run. Here the // source has `c` without newline, the target has `c\n`, and the // delta flags the final line as modified. The naive extraction // would claim `(0, 0, 3)` as a match; the eol quirk drops it to // `(0, 0, 2)`. let source: Vec> = vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()]; let target: Vec> = vec![ b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec(), b"c\n".to_vec(), b"d\n".to_vec(), ]; // A single hunk that replaces line 2 (the final 'c'-without-newline) // with 2 new lines. let delta = vec![(2usize, 3usize, 2usize)]; let blocks = get_line_delta_blocks(&delta, &refs(&source), &refs(&target)); // The leading run that looked like 2 matches is actually 1 because // the (c, c\n) pair fails the equality check. assert_eq!(blocks, vec![(0, 0, 2), (3, 4, 0)]); } #[test] fn line_delta_blocks_replace_middle_line() { // source: a b c, target: a X c — a single-line replacement. let source = lines_with_nl(b"a\nb\nc\n"); let target = lines_with_nl(b"a\nX\nc\n"); // delta replaces lines [1,2) with 1 new line. let delta = vec![(1usize, 2usize, 1usize)]; let blocks = get_line_delta_blocks(&delta, &refs(&source), &refs(&target)); // Expect [(0, 0, 1), (2, 2, 1), (3, 3, 0)] — matches // PatienceSequenceMatcher's shape for a pure replacement. assert_eq!(blocks, vec![(0, 0, 1), (2, 2, 1), (3, 3, 0)]); } #[test] fn network_header_no_parents_no_eol() { let bytes = b"knit-ft-gz\nfile-id\x00rev\nNone:\nNDATA"; let header = parse_network_record_header(bytes, 11).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.key, vec![b"file-id".as_slice(), b"rev".as_slice()]); assert!(header.parents.is_none()); assert!(header.noeol); assert_eq!(header.raw_record, b"DATA"); } #[test] fn network_header_with_parents_and_eol() { let bytes = b"knit-delta-gz\nf\x00r\nf\x00p1\tf\x00p2\nYBODY"; let header = parse_network_record_header(bytes, 14).unwrap(); let parents = header.parents.unwrap(); assert_eq!( parents, vec![ vec![b"f".as_slice(), b"p1".as_slice()], vec![b"f".as_slice(), b"p2".as_slice()], ] ); assert!(!header.noeol); assert_eq!(header.raw_record, b"BODY"); } #[test] fn network_header_empty_parents_list_is_some_empty() { let bytes = b"knit-ft-gz\nk\n\nNX"; let header = parse_network_record_header(bytes, 11).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.parents.unwrap().len(), 0); assert_eq!(header.raw_record, b"X"); } #[test] fn split_keys_by_prefix_preserves_first_seen_order() { let keys: Vec>> = vec![ vec![b"file-a".to_vec(), b"rev-1".to_vec()], vec![b"file-b".to_vec(), b"rev-1".to_vec()], vec![b"file-a".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec()], vec![b"lone-rev".to_vec()], // single-segment => empty prefix vec![b"file-b".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec()], ]; let (buckets, order) = split_keys_by_prefix(&keys); assert_eq!( order, vec![b"file-a".to_vec(), b"file-b".to_vec(), Vec::::new()] ); assert_eq!(buckets.len(), 3); assert_eq!(buckets[0].0, b"file-a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(buckets[0].1.len(), 2); assert_eq!(buckets[0].1[0], keys[0].as_slice()); assert_eq!(buckets[0].1[1], keys[2].as_slice()); assert_eq!(buckets[2].0, Vec::::new()); assert_eq!(buckets[2].1, vec![keys[3].as_slice()]); } #[test] fn split_keys_by_prefix_empty_input() { let keys: Vec>> = vec![]; let (buckets, order) = split_keys_by_prefix(&keys); assert!(buckets.is_empty()); assert!(order.is_empty()); } #[test] fn knit_delta_closure_wire_matches_python_layout() { // Reference bytes built by hand from the Python _wire_bytes layout. // emit_keys: [(file, rev1), (rev2,)] // records: one with None parents, method "line-delta", noeol=True, // next=(), record body b"BODY-1"; second annotated=False path. let key1: &[&[u8]] = &[b"file", b"rev1"]; let key2: &[&[u8]] = &[b"rev2"]; let emit_keys: &[&[&[u8]]] = &[key1, key2]; let parent_a: &[&[u8]] = &[b"file", b"p0"]; let rec2_parents: &[&[&[u8]]] = &[parent_a]; let next2: &[&[u8]] = &[b"file", b"rev1"]; let records = [ KnitDeltaClosureRecord { key: key1, parents: None, method: b"line-delta", noeol: true, next: None, record_bytes: b"BODY-1", }, KnitDeltaClosureRecord { key: key2, parents: Some(rec2_parents), method: b"fulltext", noeol: false, next: Some(next2), record_bytes: b"BODY-2", }, ]; let out = build_knit_delta_closure_wire(true, emit_keys, &records); let mut expected: Vec = Vec::new(); expected.extend_from_slice(b"knit-delta-closure\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"annotated\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"file\x00rev1\trev2\n"); // record 1 expected.extend_from_slice(b"file\x00rev1\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"None:\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"line-delta\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"T\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); // empty "next" line expected.extend_from_slice(b"6\n"); // len("BODY-1") expected.extend_from_slice(b"BODY-1"); // record 2 expected.extend_from_slice(b"rev2\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"file\x00p0\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"fulltext\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"F\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"file\x00rev1\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"6\n"); expected.extend_from_slice(b"BODY-2"); assert_eq!(out, expected); } #[test] fn knit_delta_closure_wire_unannotated_has_blank_flag_line() { let emit_keys: &[&[&[u8]]] = &[]; let out = build_knit_delta_closure_wire(false, emit_keys, &[]); // knit-delta-closure\n + empty-annotated-line\n + empty-keys-line\n assert_eq!(out, b"knit-delta-closure\n\n\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn build_network_record_round_trips_none_parents() { let key: &[&[u8]] = &[b"file-id", b"rev"]; let raw = build_network_record(b"knit-ft-gz", key, NO_PARENTS, true, b"DATA"); let line_end = b"knit-ft-gz\n".len(); let parsed = parse_network_record_header(&raw, line_end).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.key, vec![&b"file-id"[..], &b"rev"[..]]); assert!(parsed.parents.is_none()); assert!(parsed.noeol); assert_eq!(parsed.raw_record, b"DATA"); } #[test] fn build_network_record_round_trips_with_parents_and_eol() { let key: &[&[u8]] = &[b"f", b"r"]; let p1: &[&[u8]] = &[b"f", b"p1"]; let p2: &[&[u8]] = &[b"f", b"p2"]; let parents: &[&[&[u8]]] = &[p1, p2]; let raw = build_network_record(b"knit-delta-gz", key, Some(parents), false, b"BODY"); let line_end = b"knit-delta-gz\n".len(); let parsed = parse_network_record_header(&raw, line_end).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.parents.unwrap().len(), 2); assert!(!parsed.noeol); assert_eq!(parsed.raw_record, b"BODY"); } #[test] fn build_network_record_single_key_segment() { let key: &[&[u8]] = &[b"only"]; let raw = build_network_record(b"knit-ft-gz", key, NO_PARENTS, true, b"X"); // Reconstruct by hand to pin the on-wire format. assert_eq!(raw, b"knit-ft-gz\nonly\nNone:\nNX".to_vec()); } #[test] fn network_header_rejects_missing_noeol_byte() { let bytes = b"knit-ft-gz\nk\nNone:\n"; let err = parse_network_record_header(bytes, 11).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, KnitError::NetworkMissingNoEolByte); } fn build_record(version_id: &[u8], digest: &[u8], body: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let mut header = Vec::new(); header.extend_from_slice(b"version "); header.extend_from_slice(version_id); header.extend_from_slice(format!(" {} ", body.len()).as_bytes()); header.extend_from_slice(digest); header.push(b'\n'); let mut end = Vec::new(); end.extend_from_slice(b"end "); end.extend_from_slice(version_id); end.push(b'\n'); let mut chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![&header]; chunks.extend_from_slice(body); chunks.push(&end); let gz = crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks.iter().copied()); gz.into_iter().flatten().collect() } #[test] fn parse_record_unchecked_round_trip() { let body: &[&[u8]] = &[b"first line\n", b"second line\n"]; let raw = build_record(b"rev-1", b"DIGEST", body); let (rec, contents) = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rec.method, b"version"); assert_eq!(rec.version_id, b"rev-1"); assert_eq!(rec.count, 2); assert_eq!(rec.digest, b"DIGEST"); assert_eq!( contents, vec![b"first line\n".to_vec(), b"second line\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn parse_record_unchecked_zero_body() { let raw = build_record(b"rev-0", b"DD", &[]); let (rec, contents) = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rec.count, 0); assert!(contents.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_record_unchecked_wrong_line_count() { // Build a valid record then re-gzip it with a tampered header that // claims too many lines. let mut header = b"version rev-x 5 DD\n".to_vec(); let body = b"only one\n".to_vec(); let end = b"end rev-x\n".to_vec(); let chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![&header[..], &body[..], &end[..]]; let gz = crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks.iter().copied()); let raw: Vec = gz.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // suppress unused_mut lint; header is intentionally mutable to match // the surrounding builder style. let _ = &mut header; let err = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, KnitError::LineCount { declared: 5, actual: 1, } ); } #[test] fn parse_record_checks_version_match() { let body: &[&[u8]] = &[b"a\n", b"b\n"]; let raw = build_record(b"rev-9", b"DIGEST", body); let (lines, digest) = parse_record(b"rev-9", &raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(lines, vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(digest, b"DIGEST"); } #[test] fn parse_record_rejects_version_mismatch() { let raw = build_record(b"got-this", b"DD", &[b"x\n"]); let err = parse_record(b"wanted-that", &raw).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, KnitError::UnexpectedVersion { wanted: b"wanted-that".to_vec(), got: b"got-this".to_vec(), } ); } #[test] fn parse_record_header_only_ignores_line_count_mismatch() { // Record claims 2 body lines but only ships 1. parse_record_unchecked // would reject this; parse_record_header_only must accept it so // `_KnitData._read_records_iter_raw` stays lenient as the Python // tests require. let header = b"version rev-id-1 2 DIGEST\n".to_vec(); let body = b"foo\n".to_vec(); let end = b"end rev-id-1\n".to_vec(); let chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![&header, &body, &end]; let gz = crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks.into_iter()); let raw: Vec = gz.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert!(parse_record_unchecked(&raw).is_err()); let rec = parse_record_header_only(&raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rec.version_id, b"rev-id-1"); assert_eq!(rec.count, 2); assert_eq!(rec.digest, b"DIGEST"); } #[test] fn parse_record_unchecked_reports_gzip_errors_as_knit_error() { // Garbage that isn't a gzip stream at all — flate2 raises an // io::Error which we normalise into KnitError::Gzip(String). let err = parse_record_unchecked(b"definitely not gzip").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::Gzip(_))); // The Display impl threads through the underlying message. assert!(err.to_string().contains("corrupt compressed record")); } #[test] fn readlines_iter_matches_collected_and_handles_unterminated_tail() { let data = b"alpha\nbeta\ngamma"; let streamed: Vec<&[u8]> = ReadLines::new(data).collect(); assert_eq!( streamed, vec![&b"alpha\n"[..], &b"beta\n"[..], &b"gamma"[..]] ); assert_eq!(streamed, readlines(data)); // Empty and single-line edge cases. assert!(ReadLines::new(b"").next().is_none()); assert_eq!(readlines(b"just-one"), vec![&b"just-one"[..]]); assert_eq!(readlines(b"\n"), vec![&b"\n"[..]]); } #[test] fn parse_knit_index_value_handles_noeol_flag() { let v = parse_knit_index_value(b"N123 4567").unwrap(); assert!(v.noeol); assert_eq!(v.pos, 123); assert_eq!(v.size, 4567); let v = parse_knit_index_value(b" 5 10").unwrap(); assert!(!v.noeol); assert_eq!(v.pos, 5); assert_eq!(v.size, 10); } #[test] fn parse_knit_index_value_rejects_garbage() { assert_eq!( parse_knit_index_value(b"").unwrap_err(), KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"".to_vec()) ); assert_eq!( parse_knit_index_value(b"Nfoo bar").unwrap_err(), KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"Nfoo bar".to_vec()) ); assert_eq!( parse_knit_index_value(b"N5").unwrap_err(), KnitError::BadIndexValue(b"N5".to_vec()) ); } fn batch_from_chain<'a>( chain: &'a std::collections::HashMap<&'static str, Option<&'static str>>, keys: &[&'static str], ) -> ClosureBatch<&'static str, &'static str> { ClosureBatch { present: keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| chain.get(k).map(|p| (*k, (*p, *k)))) .collect(), missing: keys .iter() .filter(|k| !chain.contains_key(*k)) .copied() .collect(), } } #[test] fn walk_compression_closure_follows_chain_until_fulltext() { // a -> b -> c -> (fulltext); after walk, result has {a, b, c}. let chain: std::collections::HashMap<&'static str, Option<&'static str>> = vec![("a", Some("b")), ("b", Some("c")), ("c", None)] .into_iter() .collect(); let result = walk_compression_closure(vec!["a"], false, |batch| batch_from_chain(&chain, batch)) .unwrap(); let learned: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = result.keys().copied().collect(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = vec!["a", "b", "c"].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(learned, expected); // Each value is the payload we plumbed through (the key itself). assert_eq!(result[&"a"], "a"); assert_eq!(result[&"c"], "c"); } #[test] fn walk_compression_closure_dedups_shared_parents() { // Two children share a parent — the parent is only enqueued once. let chain: std::collections::HashMap<&'static str, Option<&'static str>> = vec![("c1", Some("p")), ("c2", Some("p")), ("p", None)] .into_iter() .collect(); let mut batches: usize = 0; let result = walk_compression_closure(vec!["c1", "c2"], false, |batch| { batches += 1; batch_from_chain(&chain, batch) }) .unwrap(); // Two batches: {c1, c2} then {p}. assert_eq!(batches, 2); let learned: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = result.keys().copied().collect(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = vec!["c1", "c2", "p"].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(learned, expected); } #[test] fn walk_compression_closure_reports_missing_when_not_allowed() { let err = walk_compression_closure::<&'static str, &'static str, _>(vec!["x"], false, |_batch| { ClosureBatch { present: Default::default(), missing: vec!["x"].into_iter().collect(), } }) .unwrap_err(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = vec!["x"].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(err, expected); } #[test] fn walk_compression_closure_skips_missing_when_allowed() { let result = walk_compression_closure::<&'static str, &'static str, _>( vec!["x", "y"], true, |batch| { // y is present (fulltext); x is missing. let mut present = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut missing = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for k in batch { if *k == "y" { present.insert(*k, (None, *k)); } else { missing.insert(*k); } } ClosureBatch { present, missing } }, ) .unwrap(); let learned: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = result.keys().copied().collect(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet<&'static str> = vec!["y"].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(learned, expected); } #[test] fn should_use_delta_finds_fulltext_and_picks_delta() { // A 100-byte fulltext at the end of a chain of two 10-byte deltas. // delta_size = 20, fulltext_size = 100 -> UseDelta. let chain: std::collections::HashMap<&str, ChainStep<&'static str>> = vec![ ( "a", ChainStep { size: 10, compression_parent: Some("b"), }, ), ( "b", ChainStep { size: 10, compression_parent: Some("c"), }, ), ( "c", ChainStep { size: 100, compression_parent: None, }, ), ] .into_iter() .collect(); let decision = should_use_delta("a", 5, |k| chain.get(k).cloned()); assert_eq!(decision, DeltaDecision::UseDelta); assert!(decision.should_use_delta()); } #[test] fn should_use_delta_picks_fulltext_when_delta_chain_is_bigger() { // 200 bytes of delta against a 50-byte fulltext: not worth it. let chain: std::collections::HashMap<&str, ChainStep<&'static str>> = vec![ ( "a", ChainStep { size: 100, compression_parent: Some("b"), }, ), ( "b", ChainStep { size: 100, compression_parent: Some("c"), }, ), ( "c", ChainStep { size: 50, compression_parent: None, }, ), ] .into_iter() .collect(); assert_eq!( should_use_delta("a", 5, |k| chain.get(k).cloned()), DeltaDecision::FulltextSmaller ); } #[test] fn should_use_delta_chain_too_long() { // Every parent points at another delta — no fulltext within // max_chain steps. let decision = should_use_delta("a", 3, |_| { Some(ChainStep { size: 5, compression_parent: Some("a"), }) }); assert_eq!(decision, DeltaDecision::ChainTooLong); } #[test] fn should_use_delta_missing_parent_falls_back_to_fulltext() { let decision = should_use_delta("a", 5, |_| None); assert_eq!(decision, DeltaDecision::MissingParent); assert!(!decision.should_use_delta()); } #[test] fn decode_kndx_options_picks_method_and_noeol() { let opts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"fulltext"]; assert_eq!( decode_kndx_options(opts).unwrap(), (KnitMethod::Fulltext, false) ); let opts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"line-delta", b"no-eol"]; assert_eq!( decode_kndx_options(opts).unwrap(), (KnitMethod::LineDelta, true) ); // Order-independent and tolerates unknown options. let opts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"no-eol", b"some-future-flag", b"fulltext"]; assert_eq!( decode_kndx_options(opts).unwrap(), (KnitMethod::Fulltext, true) ); } #[test] fn decode_kndx_options_rejects_missing_method() { let opts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"no-eol"]; assert!(matches!( decode_kndx_options(opts).unwrap_err(), KnitError::BadIndexValue(_) )); } #[test] fn decode_knit_build_details_picks_method_from_parent_count() { // No deltas: always fulltext, even if the (irrelevant) parent // count is non-zero. let d = decode_knit_build_details(b" 0 10", false, 5).unwrap(); assert_eq!(d.method, KnitMethod::Fulltext); assert_eq!(d.compression_parent, None); // Deltas + zero parents: fulltext. let d = decode_knit_build_details(b" 0 10", true, 0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(d.method, KnitMethod::Fulltext); assert_eq!(d.compression_parent, None); // Deltas + one parent: line-delta. let d = decode_knit_build_details(b"N0 10", true, 1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(d.method, KnitMethod::LineDelta); assert!(d.noeol); assert_eq!(d.compression_parent, Some(0)); // Deltas + multiple parents: error. assert_eq!( decode_knit_build_details(b" 0 10", true, 2).unwrap_err(), KnitError::TooManyCompressionParents(2) ); } #[test] fn extract_annotated_fulltext_strips_origins_and_honors_noeol() { // Last line has a trailing \n; with noeol=true the extractor // pops it so the caller sees "world" not "world\n". let annotated: Vec = vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"hello\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec()), ]; let body = lower_fulltext(&annotated); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"v", b"DD", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let with_eol = extract_annotated_fulltext_to_plain_lines(&raw, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(with_eol, vec![b"hello\n".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec()]); let no_eol = extract_annotated_fulltext_to_plain_lines(&raw, true).unwrap(); assert_eq!(no_eol, vec![b"hello\n".to_vec(), b"world".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn extract_plain_fulltext_lines_passes_through_with_noeol_strip() { // Build a plain (unannotated) record and verify the extractor // reads the body lines verbatim, applying noeol on the last one. let body = vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()]; let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"v", b"DD", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let plain = extract_plain_fulltext_lines(&raw, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(plain, vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()]); let stripped = extract_plain_fulltext_lines(&raw, true).unwrap(); assert_eq!(stripped, vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext_strips_origins() { // Build an annotated fulltext record by hand, run it through the // recompressor, and verify the output parses as a plain knit // record carrying just the text bytes. let annotated: Vec = vec![ (b"rev1".to_vec(), b"alpha\n".to_vec()), (b"rev2".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()), ]; let body = lower_fulltext(&annotated); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"rev-id", b"DIGEST", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let unannotated_raw = recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_fulltext(&raw).unwrap(); let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_unchecked(&unannotated_raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.version_id, b"rev-id"); assert_eq!(header.digest, b"DIGEST"); assert_eq!(header.count, 2); assert_eq!(body_lines, vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta_strips_origins() { let delta = vec![DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 2, lines: vec![ (b"r1".to_vec(), b"alpha\n".to_vec()), (b"r2".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()), ], }]; let body = lower_line_delta_annotated(&delta); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"rev-id", b"DD", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let unannotated_raw = recompress_annotated_to_unannotated_delta(&raw).unwrap(); let (header, body_lines) = parse_record_unchecked(&unannotated_raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.version_id, b"rev-id"); assert_eq!(header.digest, b"DD"); // Plain delta wire format: 1 header line + 2 content lines. assert_eq!(body_lines.len(), 3); assert_eq!(body_lines[0], b"0,1,2\n".to_vec()); assert_eq!(body_lines[1], b"alpha\n".to_vec()); assert_eq!(body_lines[2], b"beta\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn parse_record_body_unchecked_borrows_from_buffer() { // Build the decompressed form by hand so we can show the returned // slices alias the caller-owned buffer — no per-line allocation. let mut body = Vec::new(); body.extend_from_slice(b"version rev-x 2 DIG\n"); body.extend_from_slice(b"alpha\n"); body.extend_from_slice(b"beta\n"); body.extend_from_slice(b"end rev-x\n"); let (header, lines) = parse_record_body_unchecked(&body).unwrap(); assert_eq!(header.method, b"version"); assert_eq!(header.version_id, b"rev-x"); assert_eq!(header.count, 2); assert_eq!(header.digest, b"DIG"); assert_eq!(lines, vec![&b"alpha\n"[..], &b"beta\n"[..]]); // Prove the returned slices actually borrow from `body`. let body_range = body.as_ptr_range(); for line in &lines { let start = line.as_ptr(); assert!(start >= body_range.start && start < body_range.end); } } #[test] fn record_to_data_round_trip_via_parse() { let body: Vec> = vec![b"alpha\n".to_vec(), b"beta\n".to_vec()]; let (len, chunks) = record_to_data(b"rev-7", b"DIGEST", body.len(), &body, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(len, raw.len()); let (rec, contents) = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rec.version_id, b"rev-7"); assert_eq!(rec.count, 2); assert_eq!(rec.digest, b"DIGEST"); assert_eq!(contents, body); } #[test] fn record_to_data_rejects_missing_trailing_newline() { let body: Vec> = vec![b"no-newline".to_vec()]; let err = record_to_data(b"rev", b"DD", 1, &body, false).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, KnitError::MissingTrailingNewline); } #[test] fn record_to_data_empty_body() { // Empty `lines` ⇒ has_trailing_newline is vacuously true in the Python // original, and the resulting record has zero body lines. let empty: Vec> = vec![]; let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(b"rev-0", b"DD", 0, &empty, true).unwrap(); let raw: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let (rec, contents) = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rec.count, 0); assert!(contents.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_record_unchecked_bad_end_marker() { let mut header = b"version rev-y 1 DD\n".to_vec(); let body = b"body\n".to_vec(); let end = b"end wrong-id\n".to_vec(); let chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![&header[..], &body[..], &end[..]]; let gz = crate::tuned_gzip::chunks_to_gzip(chunks.iter().copied()); let raw: Vec = gz.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let _ = &mut header; let err = parse_record_unchecked(&raw).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, KnitError::BadEndMarker { expected: b"end rev-y\n".to_vec(), actual: b"end wrong-id\n".to_vec(), } ); } #[test] fn dictionary_compress_empty() { let lookup = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let suffixes: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![]; assert_eq!(dictionary_compress_suffixes(&suffixes, &lookup), b""); } #[test] fn dictionary_compress_all_cached() { let mut lookup = std::collections::HashMap::new(); lookup.insert(&b"rev-a"[..], 0u64); lookup.insert(&b"rev-b"[..], 3u64); let suffixes: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"rev-a", b"rev-b"]; assert_eq!(dictionary_compress_suffixes(&suffixes, &lookup), b"0 3"); } #[test] fn dictionary_compress_mixed_and_fallback() { let mut lookup = std::collections::HashMap::new(); lookup.insert(&b"rev-a"[..], 12u64); let suffixes: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"rev-a", b"rev-ghost", b"rev-a"]; assert_eq!( dictionary_compress_suffixes(&suffixes, &lookup), b"12 .rev-ghost 12" ); } #[test] fn format_kndx_record_line_basic() { let options = vec![b"fulltext".to_vec(), b"no-eol".to_vec()]; let line = format_kndx_record_line(b"rev-1", &options, 0, 123, b"0 .rev-x"); assert_eq!(line, b"\nrev-1 fulltext,no-eol 0 123 0 .rev-x :"); } #[test] fn format_kndx_record_line_no_parents() { let options = vec![b"line-delta".to_vec()]; let line = format_kndx_record_line(b"rev-2", &options, 17, 99, b""); // Empty parent_refs still produces the trailing space + colon. assert_eq!(line, b"\nrev-2 line-delta 17 99 :"); } #[test] fn parse_storage_kind_classifies_each_variant() { assert_eq!( parse_storage_kind("knit-ft-gz"), Some((KnitMethod::Fulltext, false)) ); assert_eq!( parse_storage_kind("knit-delta-gz"), Some((KnitMethod::LineDelta, false)) ); assert_eq!( parse_storage_kind("knit-annotated-ft-gz"), Some((KnitMethod::Fulltext, true)) ); assert_eq!( parse_storage_kind("knit-annotated-delta-gz"), Some((KnitMethod::LineDelta, true)) ); } #[test] fn parse_storage_kind_rejects_non_knit() { assert!(parse_storage_kind("groupcompress-block").is_none()); assert!(parse_storage_kind("knit-ft").is_none()); assert!(parse_storage_kind("").is_none()); } #[test] fn format_and_parse_storage_kind_roundtrip() { for method in [KnitMethod::Fulltext, KnitMethod::LineDelta] { for annotated in [false, true] { let kind = format_storage_kind(method, annotated); let parsed = parse_storage_kind(&kind).expect("valid kind"); assert_eq!(parsed, (method, annotated)); } } } #[test] fn annotated_content_text_returns_empty_for_empty_input() { // Mirrors KnitContentTestsMixin.test_text (empty case). let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![]); assert!(content.text().is_empty()); } #[test] fn annotated_content_text_returns_text_part_of_pairs() { // Mirrors KnitContentTestsMixin.test_text (non-empty case). let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"origin1".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()), (b"origin2".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()), ]); assert_eq!(content.text(), vec![b"text1".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn annotated_content_clone_preserves_annotations() { // Mirrors KnitContentTestsMixin.test_copy: a clone yields the same // (origin, text) pairs as the original. let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"origin1".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()), (b"origin2".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()), ]); let copy = content.clone(); assert_eq!(copy.annotate(), content.annotate()); } #[test] fn annotated_content_annotate_returns_pairs_verbatim() { // Mirrors TestAnnotatedKnitContent.test_annotate. let empty = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![]); assert!(empty.annotate().is_empty()); let content = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (b"origin1".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()), (b"origin2".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()), ]); assert_eq!( content.annotate(), vec![ (b"origin1".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()), (b"origin2".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn materialize_text_fulltext_joins_lines() { let r = materialize_text(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], "fulltext").unwrap(); assert_eq!(r, KnitTextResult::Bytes(b"a\nb\n".to_vec())); } #[test] fn materialize_text_chunked_returns_lines() { let r = materialize_text(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], "chunked").unwrap(); assert_eq!( r, KnitTextResult::Lines(vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()]) ); } #[test] fn annotated_content_line_delta_keeps_annotations() { // Mirrors TestAnnotatedKnitContent.test_line_delta: // content1 = [("", "a"), ("", "b")] // content2 = [("", "a"), ("", "a"), ("", "c")] // expected delta: [(1, 2, 2, [("", "a"), ("", "c")])] let content1 = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (Vec::new(), b"a".to_vec()), (Vec::new(), b"b".to_vec()), ]); let content2 = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (Vec::new(), b"a".to_vec()), (Vec::new(), b"a".to_vec()), (Vec::new(), b"c".to_vec()), ]); let delta = compute_line_delta(&content1, &content2); assert_eq!( delta, vec![DeltaHunk { start: 1, end: 2, count: 2, lines: vec![(Vec::new(), b"a".to_vec()), (Vec::new(), b"c".to_vec()),], }] ); } #[test] fn plain_content_text_returns_lines_verbatim() { // Mirrors KnitContentTestsMixin.test_text against PlainKnitContent: // build it from an annotated source so we exercise the same shape // as TestPlainKnitContent._make_content. let annotated = AnnotatedKnitContent::new(vec![ (Vec::new(), b"text1".to_vec()), (Vec::new(), b"text2".to_vec()), ]); let plain = PlainKnitContent::new(annotated.text(), b"bogus".to_vec()); assert_eq!(plain.text(), vec![b"text1".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn plain_content_annotate_uses_constructor_version_id() { // Mirrors TestPlainKnitContent.test_annotate: every line is // attributed to the version_id passed at construction time, regardless // of any origin in the source data. let empty = PlainKnitContent::new(vec![], b"bogus".to_vec()); assert!(empty.annotate().is_empty()); let content = PlainKnitContent::new( vec![b"text1".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()], b"bogus".to_vec(), ); assert_eq!( content.annotate(), vec![ (b"bogus".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()), (b"bogus".to_vec(), b"text2".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn plain_content_line_delta_uses_bare_text_lines() { // Mirrors TestPlainKnitContent.test_line_delta: // content1 = [a, b] // content2 = [a, a, c] // expected delta: [(1, 2, 2, [b"a", b"c"])] let content1 = PlainKnitContent::new(vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()], b"v1".to_vec()); let content2 = PlainKnitContent::new( vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()], b"v2".to_vec(), ); let delta = compute_line_delta(&content1, &content2); assert_eq!( delta, vec![DeltaHunk { start: 1, end: 2, count: 2, lines: vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()], }] ); } /// Build a kndx body the way the real `_KndxIndex.add_records` writes /// it: KNDX_HEADER (which itself ends in `\n`) followed by one `\n` + /// entry per record. Matches the Python MockTransport `b"\n".join` /// output exactly because the HEADER already terminates with `\n`. fn kndx_bytes(lines: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(KNDX_HEADER); for line in lines { out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(line); } out } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_empty_input_yields_empty_cache() { let pc = parse_kndx_data(b"").unwrap(); assert!(pc.cache.is_empty()); assert!(pc.history.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_corrupt_header() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_read_corrupted_header. let err = parse_kndx_data(b"not a bzr knit index header\n").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::BadKnitHeader { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_ignores_corrupted_lines() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_read_ignore_corrupted_lines. let data = kndx_bytes(&[ b"corrupted", b"corrupted options 0 1 .b .c ", b"version options 0 1 :", ]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pc.cache.len(), 1); assert!(pc.cache.contains_key(b"version".as_slice())); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_short_line_is_skipped() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_short_line: a line missing // its " :" terminator is silently ignored. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0"]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pc.cache.len(), 1); assert!(pc.cache.contains_key(b"a".as_slice())); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_resumes_after_incomplete_record() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_skip_incomplete_record. let data = kndx_bytes(&[ b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0", b"c option 20 10 0 :", ]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); let mut keys: Vec> = pc.cache.keys().cloned().collect(); keys.sort(); assert_eq!(keys, vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_trailing_characters_are_skipped() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_trailing_characters: a line // whose suffix isn't exactly " :" is treated as corrupt. let data = kndx_bytes(&[ b"a option 0 10 :", b"b option 10 10 0 :a", b"c option 20 10 0 :", ]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); let mut keys: Vec> = pc.cache.keys().cloned().collect(); keys.sort(); assert_eq!(keys, vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_resolves_compressed_parents() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_read_compressed_parents: a // numeric parent reference is resolved against the file's history. let data = kndx_bytes(&[ b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 0 :", b"c option 0 1 1 0 :", ]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pc.cache[&b"b".to_vec()].parents, vec![b"a".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( pc.cache[&b"c".to_vec()].parents, vec![b"b".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_duplicate_entries_keep_first_history_index() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_read_duplicate_entries: the // first occurrence of a version pins its history index; later // occurrences overwrite the cache row but not the history slot. let data = kndx_bytes(&[ b"parent options 0 1 :", b"version options1 0 1 0 :", b"version options2 1 2 .other :", b"version options3 3 4 0 .other :", ]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); // Two distinct keys, two history slots. assert_eq!(pc.cache.len(), 2); assert_eq!(pc.history.len(), 2); // The "version" slot is pinned at index 1 (right after "parent"). let ver = &pc.cache[&b"version".to_vec()]; assert_eq!(ver.index, 1); // Cache row reflects the *latest* line: pos=3, size=4, // options=options3, parents=[parent, other]. assert_eq!(ver.pos, 3); assert_eq!(ver.size, 4); assert_eq!(ver.options, vec![b"options3".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(ver.parents, vec![b"parent".to_vec(), b"other".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_impossible_parent_index() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_impossible_parent. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 4 :"]); let err = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_non_integer_parent_index() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_corrupted_parent. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 :", b"c option 0 1 1v :"]); let err = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_corrupt_parent_in_list() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_corrupted_parent_in_list. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 0 1 :", b"c option 0 1 1 v :"]); let err = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_invalid_position() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_invalid_position. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 1v 1 :"]); let err = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_rejects_invalid_size() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_invalid_size. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 1 1v :"]); let err = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::KndxCorrupt { .. })); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_parses_position_and_size() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_get_position. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 1 2 :"]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); let a = &pc.cache[&b"a".to_vec()]; let b = &pc.cache[&b"b".to_vec()]; assert_eq!((a.pos, a.size), (0, 1)); assert_eq!((b.pos, b.size), (1, 2)); } #[test] fn parse_kndx_data_preserves_options_list() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_get_options. let data = kndx_bytes(&[b"a opt1 0 1 :", b"b opt2,opt3 1 2 :"]); let pc = parse_kndx_data(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pc.cache[&b"a".to_vec()].options, vec![b"opt1".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( pc.cache[&b"b".to_vec()].options, vec![b"opt2".to_vec(), b"opt3".to_vec()] ); } /// Glue a kndx body into a MemoryTransport at the path our test mapper /// produces (`name.kndx` for ConstantMapper { result: "name" }). fn make_kndx_transport( name: &str, lines: &[&[u8]], ) -> crate::transport::testing::MemoryTransport { let t = crate::transport::testing::MemoryTransport::new(); let data = kndx_bytes(lines); t.put_file_non_atomic(&format!("{}.kndx", name), &data, true) .unwrap(); t } fn make_kndx_index( name: &str, lines: &[&[u8]], ) -> KndxIndex { let transport = make_kndx_transport(name, lines); KndxIndex::new( transport, crate::key_mapper::ConstantMapper { result: name.to_string(), }, ) } #[test] fn kndx_index_get_parent_map_resolves_compressed_parents() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_get_parent_map at the // KndxIndex (rather than parse_kndx_data) layer. let idx = make_kndx_index( "filename", &[ b"a option 0 1 :", b"b option 1 2 0 .c :", b"c option 1 2 1 0 .e :", ], ); let key_a: KnitKey = vec![b"a".to_vec()]; let key_b: KnitKey = vec![b"b".to_vec()]; let key_c: KnitKey = vec![b"c".to_vec()]; let pm = idx .get_parent_map(&[key_a.clone(), key_b.clone(), key_c.clone()]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm[&key_a], Vec::::new()); assert_eq!(pm[&key_b], vec![vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![b"c".to_vec()],]); assert_eq!( pm[&key_c], vec![ vec![b"b".to_vec()], vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![b"e".to_vec()], ] ); } #[test] fn kndx_index_get_method_returns_method_from_options() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_get_method's positive cases. let idx = make_kndx_index( "filename", &[b"a fulltext,unknown 0 1 :", b"b unknown,line-delta 1 2 :"], ); let key_a: KnitKey = vec![b"a".to_vec()]; let key_b: KnitKey = vec![b"b".to_vec()]; assert_eq!(idx.get_method(&key_a).unwrap(), KnitMethod::Fulltext); assert_eq!(idx.get_method(&key_b).unwrap(), KnitMethod::LineDelta); } #[test] fn kndx_index_add_records_writes_to_transport_and_updates_cache() { // Mirrors a subset of LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_add_versions: // verify the appended bytes have the expected per-line shape and // that subsequent reads come back from the in-memory cache. let idx = make_kndx_index("filename", &[]); let key: KnitKey = vec![b"a".to_vec()]; let memo = KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: "filename.knit".to_string(), offset: 0, length: 1, }; idx.add_records( &[(key.clone(), vec![KnitMethod::Fulltext], memo, vec![])], false, false, ) .unwrap(); // The cache is now populated. assert!(idx.contains(&key).unwrap()); assert_eq!(idx.get_method(&key).unwrap(), KnitMethod::Fulltext); // And the kndx file ends with the expected " a fulltext 0 1 :" line. let written = idx.transport().get_bytes("filename.kndx").unwrap(); assert!( written.ends_with(b"\na fulltext 0 1 :"), "kndx tail mismatch: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&written) ); } #[test] fn kndx_index_add_records_writes_ghost_parent_dotted() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_write_utf8_parents: a parent // that is not in this index's history is written `.`-prefixed (the // _dictionary_compress fallback), not as a numeric back-reference. let idx = make_kndx_index("filename", &[]); let memo = KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: "filename.knit".to_string(), offset: 0, length: 1, }; idx.add_records( &[( vec![b"version".to_vec()], vec![KnitMethod::Fulltext], memo, vec![vec![b"ghost".to_vec()]], )], false, false, ) .unwrap(); let written = idx.transport().get_bytes("filename.kndx").unwrap(); assert!( written.ends_with(b"\nversion fulltext 0 1 .ghost :"), "kndx tail mismatch: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&written) ); } #[test] fn kndx_index_add_records_writes_known_parent_as_index() { // The complement of the ghost case: a parent already present in the // index is written as its numeric history index (the compressed form // parse_kndx_data reads back). Here `a` is written first (history // index 0), then `b` records `a` as its parent and must encode it `0`. let idx = make_kndx_index("filename", &[]); let memo = |off| KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: "filename.knit".to_string(), offset: off, length: 1, }; idx.add_records( &[( vec![b"a".to_vec()], vec![KnitMethod::Fulltext], memo(0), vec![], )], false, false, ) .unwrap(); idx.add_records( &[( vec![b"b".to_vec()], vec![KnitMethod::Fulltext], memo(1), vec![vec![b"a".to_vec()]], )], false, false, ) .unwrap(); let written = idx.transport().get_bytes("filename.kndx").unwrap(); assert!( written.ends_with(b"\nb fulltext 1 1 0 :"), "kndx tail mismatch: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&written) ); } #[test] fn kndx_index_load_prefix_typed_reports_bad_header() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test_read_corrupted_header at the // KndxIndex layer: the typed loader surfaces BadKnitHeader rather // than collapsing it into a generic transport error. let transport = crate::transport::testing::MemoryTransport::new(); transport .put_file_non_atomic("filename.kndx", b"not a bzr knit index header\n", true) .unwrap(); let idx = KndxIndex::new( transport, crate::key_mapper::ConstantMapper { result: "filename".to_string(), }, ); let err = idx.load_prefix_typed(vec![]).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!( err, KndxLoadError::Knit(KnitError::BadKnitHeader { .. }) )); } fn fulltext_pos(path: &str, offset: u64, length: usize) -> KnitRecordDetails { KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::Fulltext, noeol: false, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: path.to_string(), offset, length, }, compression_parent: None, parents: vec![], } } fn delta_pos( path: &str, offset: u64, length: usize, compression_parent: KnitKey, ) -> KnitRecordDetails { KnitRecordDetails { method: KnitMethod::LineDelta, noeol: false, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: path.to_string(), offset, length, }, compression_parent: Some(compression_parent.clone()), parents: vec![compression_parent], } } #[test] fn materialize_text_unknown_kind_returns_none() { assert!(materialize_text(vec![b"a\n".to_vec()], "knit-ft-gz").is_none()); } fn adapter_input<'a>( key: &'a [Vec], raw_record: &'a [u8], noeol: bool, parents: Option<&'a [Vec>]>, storage_kind: &'a str, ) -> KnitAdapterInput<'a> { KnitAdapterInput { key, raw_record, noeol, parents, storage_kind, } } fn fulltext_raw(version_id: &[u8], lines: &[&[u8]], _noeol: bool) -> Vec { let pairs: Vec = lines .iter() .map(|l| (version_id.to_vec(), l.to_vec())) .collect(); let body = lower_fulltext(&pairs); let count = lines.len(); let has_tnl = lines.last().map(|l| l.ends_with(b"\n")).unwrap_or(true); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(version_id, b"DD", count, &body, has_tnl).unwrap(); chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect() } fn delta_raw_annotated(version_id: &[u8], hunks: &[DeltaHunk]) -> Vec { let body = lower_line_delta_annotated(hunks); let count = body.len(); let has_tnl = body.last().map(|l| l.ends_with(b"\n")).unwrap_or(true); let (_, chunks) = record_to_data(version_id, b"DD", count, &body, has_tnl).unwrap(); chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect() } /// Single-segment knit key from a string id, e.g. `key(b"rev-id")`. fn ann_key(id: &[u8]) -> KnitKey { vec![id.to_vec()] } fn make_annotator() -> KnitAnnotator { KnitAnnotator::new( MockKnit::default(), MockKnit::default(), KnitAnnotateFactory, ) } #[test] fn annotator_special_text_merges_origins_from_two_parents() { // Port of Test_KnitAnnotator.test_annotate_special_text, driven via // seed_text + annotate_seeded so it exercises the multi-parent // annotation-merge in annotate_one without building raw knit records. let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev1 = ann_key(b"rev-1"); let rev2 = ann_key(b"rev-2"); let rev3 = ann_key(b"rev-3"); let spec = ann_key(b"special:"); ann.seed_text(rev1.clone(), vec![], vec![b"initial content\n".to_vec()]); ann.seed_text( rev2.clone(), vec![rev1.clone()], vec![ b"initial content\n".to_vec(), b"common content\n".to_vec(), b"content in 2\n".to_vec(), ], ); ann.seed_text( rev3.clone(), vec![rev1.clone()], vec![ b"initial content\n".to_vec(), b"common content\n".to_vec(), b"content in 3\n".to_vec(), ], ); let spec_text = vec![ b"initial content\n".to_vec(), b"common content\n".to_vec(), b"content in 2\n".to_vec(), b"content in 3\n".to_vec(), ]; ann.add_special_text( spec.clone(), vec![rev2.clone(), rev3.clone()], spec_text.clone(), ); let order = vec![rev1.clone(), rev2.clone(), rev3.clone(), spec.clone()]; let (annotations, lines) = ann.annotate_seeded(&spec, &order).unwrap(); assert_eq!( annotations, vec![ vec![rev1.clone()], // "common content" is introduced independently by both rev2 // and rev3, so its origin is the merged set. vec![rev2.clone(), rev3.clone()], vec![rev2.clone()], vec![rev3.clone()], ] ); assert_eq!(lines, spec_text); } #[test] fn annotator_expand_fulltext_caches_content_and_text() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__expand_fulltext let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); ann.num_compression_children.insert(rev_key.clone(), 1); // noeol=true: last line has no trailing newline in the returned text. let raw = fulltext_raw(b"rev-id", &[b"line1\n", b"line2\n"], true); let res = ann .expand_record( rev_key.clone(), vec![ann_key(b"parent-id")], None, raw, KnitMethod::Fulltext, true, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(res, Some(vec![b"line1\n".to_vec(), b"line2".to_vec()])); assert!(ann.content_objects.contains_key(&rev_key)); assert_eq!( ann.text_cache[&rev_key], vec![b"line1\n".to_vec(), b"line2".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn annotator_expand_delta_queues_when_parent_unavailable() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__expand_delta_comp_parent_not_available let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); let parent_key = ann_key(b"parent-id"); let hunk = DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev-id".to_vec(), b"new-line\n".to_vec())], }; let raw = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev-id", &[hunk]); let res = ann .expand_record( rev_key.clone(), vec![parent_key.clone()], Some(parent_key.clone()), raw, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(res, None); assert!(ann.pending_deltas.contains_key(&parent_key)); assert_eq!(ann.pending_deltas[&parent_key].len(), 1); } #[test] fn annotator_expand_record_tracks_num_compression_children() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__expand_record_tracks_num_children let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); let rev2_key = ann_key(b"rev2-id"); let parent_key = ann_key(b"parent-id"); ann.num_compression_children.insert(parent_key.clone(), 2); let raw_parent = fulltext_raw(b"parent-id", &[b"line1\n", b"line2\n"], false); ann.expand_record( parent_key.clone(), vec![], None, raw_parent, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, ) .unwrap(); let hunk = DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev-id".to_vec(), b"new-line\n".to_vec())], }; let raw_rev = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev-id", &[hunk.clone()]); ann.expand_record( rev_key.clone(), vec![parent_key.clone()], Some(parent_key.clone()), raw_rev, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(ann.num_compression_children[&parent_key], 1); // Second child delta drops the parent content + counter. let raw_rev2 = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev2-id", &[hunk]); ann.expand_record( rev2_key.clone(), vec![parent_key.clone()], Some(parent_key.clone()), raw_rev2, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, ) .unwrap(); assert!(!ann.content_objects.contains_key(&parent_key)); assert!(!ann.num_compression_children.contains_key(&parent_key)); assert!(!ann.content_objects.contains_key(&rev_key)); assert!(!ann.content_objects.contains_key(&rev2_key)); } #[test] fn annotator_expand_delta_records_matching_blocks() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__expand_delta_records_blocks let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); let parent_key = ann_key(b"parent-id"); ann.num_compression_children.insert(parent_key.clone(), 2); let raw_parent = fulltext_raw(b"parent-id", &[b"line1\n", b"line2\n", b"line3\n"], false); ann.expand_record( parent_key.clone(), vec![], None, raw_parent, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, ) .unwrap(); // noeol strips the trailing newline from the last child line, so // line3 vs line3\n differs: only one matching block. let hunk_ann = DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev-id".to_vec(), b"new-line\n".to_vec())], }; let raw_rev = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev-id", &[hunk_ann]); ann.expand_record( rev_key.clone(), vec![parent_key.clone()], Some(parent_key.clone()), raw_rev, KnitMethod::LineDelta, true, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( ann.matching_blocks[&(rev_key.clone(), parent_key.clone())], vec![(1, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)] ); // Without noeol, both trailing lines match. let rev2_key = ann_key(b"rev2-id"); let hunk_plain = DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev2-id".to_vec(), b"new-line\n".to_vec())], }; let raw_rev2 = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev2-id", &[hunk_plain]); ann.expand_record( rev2_key.clone(), vec![parent_key.clone()], Some(parent_key.clone()), raw_rev2, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( ann.matching_blocks[&(rev2_key.clone(), parent_key.clone())], vec![(1, 1, 2), (3, 3, 0)] ); } #[test] fn annotator_get_parent_annotations_uses_precomputed_blocks() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__get_parent_ann_uses_matching_blocks let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); let parent_key = ann_key(b"parent-id"); let parent_ann: Vec = vec![vec![parent_key.clone()]; 3]; ann.annotations_cache .insert(parent_key.clone(), parent_ann.clone()); ann.matching_blocks.insert( (rev_key.clone(), parent_key.clone()), vec![(0, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)], ); let text = vec![b"1\n".to_vec(), b"2\n".to_vec(), b"3\n".to_vec()]; let (par_ann, blocks) = ann.get_parent_annotations_and_matches(&rev_key, &text, &parent_key); assert_eq!(par_ann, parent_ann); assert_eq!(blocks, vec![(0, 1, 1), (3, 3, 0)]); assert!(ann.matching_blocks.is_empty()); } #[test] fn annotator_process_pending_drains_queues() { // Mirrors Test_KnitAnnotator.test__process_pending let mut ann = make_annotator(); let rev_key = ann_key(b"rev-id"); let p1_key = ann_key(b"p1-id"); let p2_key = ann_key(b"p2-id"); ann.num_compression_children.insert(p1_key.clone(), 1); let hunk = DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 1, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev-id".to_vec(), b"new-line\n".to_vec())], }; let raw_rev = delta_raw_annotated(b"rev-id", &[hunk]); let res = ann .expand_record( rev_key.clone(), vec![p1_key.clone(), p2_key.clone()], Some(p1_key.clone()), raw_rev, KnitMethod::LineDelta, false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(res, None); assert!(ann.pending_annotation.is_empty()); let raw_p1 = fulltext_raw(b"p1-id", &[b"line1\n", b"line2\n"], false); let res = ann .expand_record( p1_key.clone(), vec![], None, raw_p1, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(res, Some(vec![b"line1\n".to_vec(), b"line2\n".to_vec()])); ann.annotations_cache .insert(p1_key.clone(), vec![vec![p1_key.clone()]; 2]); let ready = ann.process_pending(&p1_key).unwrap(); // rev still waits on p2. assert_eq!(ready, Vec::::new()); assert!(!ann.pending_deltas.contains_key(&p1_key)); assert!(ann.pending_annotation.contains_key(&p2_key)); assert_eq!( ann.pending_annotation[&p2_key], vec![(rev_key.clone(), vec![p1_key.clone(), p2_key.clone()])] ); let raw_p2 = fulltext_raw(b"p2-id", &[], false); ann.expand_record( p2_key.clone(), vec![], None, raw_p2, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, ) .unwrap(); ann.annotations_cache.insert(p2_key.clone(), vec![]); let ready = ann.process_pending(&p2_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(ready, vec![rev_key.clone()]); assert!(ann.pending_annotation.is_empty()); assert!(ann.pending_deltas.is_empty()); } struct StaticBasis { lines: Vec>, } impl BasisVfBridge for StaticBasis { fn get_basis_lines( &self, _compression_parent: &[Vec], ) -> Result>, AdapterError> { Ok(self.lines.clone()) } } #[test] fn kndx_index_total_build_size_walks_compression_chain() { // Mirrors LowLevelKnitIndexTests.test__get_total_build_size: the // size of a delta key is the cumulative size of its chain back to // the fulltext, with shared ancestors only counted once. let idx = make_kndx_index("filename", &[]); let key_a: KnitKey = vec![b"a".to_vec()]; let key_b: KnitKey = vec![b"b".to_vec()]; let key_c: KnitKey = vec![b"c".to_vec()]; let key_d: KnitKey = vec![b"d".to_vec()]; let mut positions = std::collections::HashMap::new(); positions.insert(key_a.clone(), fulltext_pos("p", 0, 100)); positions.insert(key_b.clone(), delta_pos("p", 100, 21, key_a.clone())); positions.insert(key_c.clone(), delta_pos("p", 121, 35, key_b.clone())); positions.insert(key_d.clone(), delta_pos("p", 156, 12, key_b.clone())); assert_eq!(idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_a.clone()], &positions), 100); assert_eq!(idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_b.clone()], &positions), 121); // c needs a + b + c. assert_eq!(idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_c.clone()], &positions), 156); // b shouldn't be double-counted. assert_eq!( idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_b.clone(), key_c.clone()], &positions), 156 ); // d needs a + b + d. assert_eq!(idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_d.clone()], &positions), 133); // c + d share a + b; total is 100 + 21 + 35 + 12 = 168. assert_eq!(idx.get_total_build_size(&[key_c, key_d], &positions), 168); } #[test] fn encode_graph_index_record_rejects_delta_in_non_delta_index() { // Mirrors TestGraphIndexKnit.test_add_version_delta_not_delta_index. let err = encode_graph_index_record(false, 0, 10, KnitMethod::LineDelta, true, false, &[]) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::Corrupt(_))); } #[test] fn encode_graph_index_record_rejects_parents_in_parentless_index() { // Mirrors TestNoParentsGraphIndexKnit.test_add_versions_parents_not_parents_index. let err = encode_graph_index_record( false, 0, 10, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, false, &[vec![b"p".to_vec()]], ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::Corrupt(_))); } #[test] fn encode_graph_index_record_fulltext_no_parents() { // A no-eol fulltext in a parents+deltas index produces refs of // shape `[parents, []]`: a graph-parents column and an empty // compression-parent column (a fulltext has no compression parent). let (value, refs) = encode_graph_index_record(true, 123, 45, KnitMethod::Fulltext, true, true, &[]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(value, b"N123 45"); assert_eq!(refs, vec![Vec::::new(), Vec::::new()]); } #[test] fn encode_graph_index_record_line_delta_uses_first_parent_as_compression_parent() { // line-delta refs: `[parents, [parents[0]]]` — the second column // carries the compression parent (always the left-most parent on // the Python side). let parent_a: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec()]; let parent_b: KnitKey = vec![b"file".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()]; let (value, refs) = encode_graph_index_record( false, 10, 20, KnitMethod::LineDelta, true, true, &[parent_a.clone(), parent_b.clone()], ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(value, b" 10 20"); assert_eq!(refs, vec![vec![parent_a.clone(), parent_b], vec![parent_a]]); } #[test] fn encode_graph_index_record_parentless_index_has_single_refs_column() { // With has_parents=false the function returns no refs at all. let (value, refs) = encode_graph_index_record(false, 5, 7, KnitMethod::Fulltext, false, false, &[]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(value, b" 5 7"); assert!(refs.is_empty()); } #[test] fn ft_annotated_to_unannotated_strips_origins() { let raw = fulltext_raw(b"rev-id", &[b"line1\n", b"line2\n"], false); let key = vec![b"rev-id".to_vec()]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, None, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); let out = FtAnnotatedToUnannotated .get_bytes(&input, "knit-ft-gz", None) .unwrap(); match out { KnitAdapterOutput::RawBytes(bytes) => { // Re-decode and check the origin column is gone. let plain_lines = extract_plain_fulltext_lines(&bytes, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(plain_lines, vec![b"line1\n".to_vec(), b"line2\n".to_vec()]); } _ => panic!("expected RawBytes"), } } #[test] fn ft_annotated_to_unannotated_rejects_text_target() { let raw = fulltext_raw(b"rev-id", &[b"x\n"], false); let key = vec![b"rev-id".to_vec()]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, None, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); let err = FtAnnotatedToUnannotated .get_bytes(&input, "fulltext", None) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, AdapterError::Unavailable { .. })); } #[test] fn ft_annotated_to_fulltext_returns_joined() { let raw = fulltext_raw(b"rev-id", &[b"a\n", b"b\n"], false); let key = vec![b"rev-id".to_vec()]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, None, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); let out = FtAnnotatedToFullText .get_bytes(&input, "fulltext", None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, KnitAdapterOutput::Text(KnitTextResult::Bytes(b"a\nb\n".to_vec())) ); } #[test] fn ft_annotated_to_fulltext_returns_lines_for_chunked() { let raw = fulltext_raw(b"rev-id", &[b"a\n", b"b\n"], false); let key = vec![b"rev-id".to_vec()]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, None, "knit-annotated-ft-gz"); let out = FtAnnotatedToFullText .get_bytes(&input, "chunked", None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, KnitAdapterOutput::Text(KnitTextResult::Lines(vec![ b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec() ])) ); } #[test] fn delta_annotated_to_fulltext_requires_basis() { let raw = delta_raw_annotated( b"rev-id", &[DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 0, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"rev-id".to_vec(), b"x\n".to_vec())], }], ); let key = vec![b"rev-id".to_vec()]; let parents = vec![vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, Some(&parents), "knit-annotated-delta-gz"); let err = DeltaAnnotatedToFullText .get_bytes(&input, "fulltext", None) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, AdapterError::Knit(KnitError::Corrupt(_)))); } #[test] fn lookup_adapter_finds_all_six_pairs() { // Spot-check one (source, target) pair per adapter struct. assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "knit-ft-gz").is_some()); assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "knit-delta-gz").is_some()); assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-annotated-ft-gz", "fulltext").is_some()); assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-ft-gz", "fulltext").is_some()); assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-annotated-delta-gz", "fulltext").is_some()); assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-delta-gz", "fulltext").is_some()); // Unknown pair returns None. assert!(lookup_adapter("knit-ft-gz", "junk").is_none()); } #[test] fn delta_annotated_to_fulltext_applies_delta_with_basis() { // Basis is "a\nb\n"; delta inserts "X\n" at the start. let raw = delta_raw_annotated( b"child", &[DeltaHunk { start: 0, end: 0, count: 1, lines: vec![(b"child".to_vec(), b"X\n".to_vec())], }], ); let key = vec![b"child".to_vec()]; let parents = vec![vec![b"parent".to_vec()]]; let input = adapter_input(&key, &raw, false, Some(&parents), "knit-annotated-delta-gz"); let basis = StaticBasis { lines: vec![b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()], }; let out = DeltaAnnotatedToFullText .get_bytes(&input, "fulltext", Some(&basis)) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( out, KnitAdapterOutput::Text(KnitTextResult::Bytes(b"X\na\nb\n".to_vec())) ); } fn knit_key(s: &str) -> KnitKey { vec![s.as_bytes().to_vec()] } #[test] fn prepare_dedup_records_keeps_last_per_key() { let inputs = vec![ AddRecordInput { key: knit_key("a"), options: b"fulltext".to_vec(), pos: 0, size: 10, parents: vec![], }, AddRecordInput { key: knit_key("a"), options: b"line-delta".to_vec(), pos: 10, size: 5, parents: vec![knit_key("p")], }, ]; let prepared = prepare_dedup_records(&inputs, true, true).unwrap(); assert_eq!(prepared.len(), 1); assert_eq!(prepared[0].key, knit_key("a")); // Last write wins: pos=10 size=5. assert_eq!(prepared[0].value, b" 10 5"); } #[test] fn prepare_dedup_records_detects_no_eol() { let inputs = vec![AddRecordInput { key: knit_key("a"), options: b"fulltext,no-eol".to_vec(), pos: 0, size: 7, parents: vec![], }]; let prepared = prepare_dedup_records(&inputs, true, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(prepared[0].value, b"N0 7"); } #[test] fn verify_dedup_records_passes_consistent_entries() { let prepared = vec![PreparedAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b" 0 10".to_vec(), node_refs: vec![vec![knit_key("p")]], }]; let existing = vec![ExistingAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b" 0 10".to_vec(), parents: vec![knit_key("p")], }]; let to_remove = verify_dedup_records(&prepared, &existing).unwrap(); assert!(to_remove.contains(&knit_key("a"))); } #[test] fn verify_dedup_records_rejects_mismatched_flag() { let prepared = vec![PreparedAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b"N0 10".to_vec(), node_refs: vec![vec![]], }]; let existing = vec![ExistingAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b" 0 10".to_vec(), parents: vec![], }]; let err = verify_dedup_records(&prepared, &existing).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::Corrupt(_))); } #[test] fn verify_dedup_records_rejects_mismatched_parents() { let prepared = vec![PreparedAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b" 0 10".to_vec(), node_refs: vec![vec![knit_key("p")]], }]; let existing = vec![ExistingAddRecord { key: knit_key("a"), value: b" 0 10".to_vec(), parents: vec![knit_key("q")], }]; let err = verify_dedup_records(&prepared, &existing).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::Corrupt(_))); } /// AddCallback that records every batch it receives. #[derive(Default)] struct CapturingCallback { batches: std::rc::Rc>>>, } impl AddCallback for CapturingCallback { fn call( &mut self, entries: &[(KnitKey, Vec, Vec>)], _has_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { self.batches .borrow_mut() .push(entries.iter().map(|(k, _, _)| k.clone()).collect()); Ok(()) } } fn graph_index_with_capture() -> ( KnitGraphIndex, std::rc::Rc>>>, ) { let mut idx = KnitGraphIndex::new(true, true); let batches = std::rc::Rc::new(std::cell::RefCell::new(Vec::new())); idx.set_add_callback(CapturingCallback { batches: batches.clone(), }); (idx, batches) } #[test] fn knit_graph_index_encode_and_dispatch_calls_back() { let (mut idx, batches) = graph_index_with_capture(); idx.encode_and_dispatch( vec![(knit_key("a"), b"fulltext".to_vec(), 0, 10, vec![])], false, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(batches.borrow().as_slice(), &[vec![knit_key("a")]]); assert!(idx.missing_compression_parents.is_empty()); } #[test] fn knit_graph_index_read_only_without_callback_errors() { let mut idx: KnitGraphIndex = KnitGraphIndex::new(true, true); let err = idx .encode_and_dispatch( vec![(knit_key("a"), b"fulltext".to_vec(), 0, 10, vec![])], false, ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, KnitError::ReadOnly)); } #[test] fn knit_graph_index_tracks_then_clears_missing_compression_parent() { let (mut idx, _batches) = graph_index_with_capture(); // A line-delta record whose compression parent ("base") is absent. idx.encode_and_dispatch( vec![( knit_key("child"), b"line-delta".to_vec(), 0, 10, vec![knit_key("base")], )], true, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( idx.missing_compression_parents, std::iter::once(knit_key("base")).collect() ); // Now add "base" itself; it satisfies the outstanding requirement. idx.encode_and_dispatch( vec![(knit_key("base"), b"fulltext".to_vec(), 10, 10, vec![])], true, ) .unwrap(); assert!(idx.missing_compression_parents.is_empty()); } #[test] fn knit_graph_index_tracks_external_parent_refs() { let (mut idx, _batches) = graph_index_with_capture(); idx.enable_key_dependencies(false); // "a" references parent "missing" which is not present. idx.encode_and_dispatch( vec![( knit_key("a"), b"fulltext".to_vec(), 0, 10, vec![knit_key("missing")], )], false, ) .unwrap(); let unsatisfied: std::collections::HashSet = idx.unsatisfied_refs().cloned().collect(); assert_eq!(unsatisfied, std::iter::once(knit_key("missing")).collect()); // Adding "missing" satisfies the dependency. idx.satisfy_refs_for_keys(std::iter::once(knit_key("missing"))); assert_eq!(idx.unsatisfied_refs().count(), 0); } #[test] fn knit_graph_index_update_missing_compression_parents_skips_present() { let mut idx: KnitGraphIndex = KnitGraphIndex::new(true, true); let present: std::collections::HashSet = std::iter::once(knit_key("here")).collect(); idx.update_missing_compression_parents(vec![knit_key("here"), knit_key("gone")], &present); // "here" is present so only "gone" is recorded as missing. assert_eq!( idx.missing_compression_parents, std::iter::once(knit_key("gone")).collect() ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/lib.rs0000644000000000000000000001517515211404335016312 0ustar00#[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] use pyo3::{prelude::*, types::PyBytes}; use std::fmt::{Debug, Error, Formatter}; pub const DEFAULT_CHUNK_SIZE: usize = 4096; pub mod bencode_serializer; pub mod bisect_multi; pub mod branch; pub mod btree_builder; pub mod btree_graph_index; pub mod btree_index; pub mod btree_serializer; pub mod bzrdir; pub mod chk_inventory; pub mod chk_map; pub mod chunk_writer; pub mod config; pub mod dirstate; pub mod filters; pub mod gen_ids; pub mod globbing; #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] pub mod gpg; pub mod groupcompress; pub mod hashcache; pub mod index; pub mod inventory; pub mod inventory_delta; pub mod key_mapper; pub mod knit; pub mod lock; pub mod lockdir; pub mod lru_cache; pub mod multiparent; pub mod osutils; pub mod pack; pub mod pack_repo; pub mod plan_merge; pub mod recordcounter; pub mod repository; pub mod revision; pub mod rio; pub mod serializer; pub mod smart; pub mod testament; pub mod textinv; pub mod textmerge; pub mod transport; pub mod tuned_gzip; pub mod versionedfile; pub mod weave; pub mod workingtree; pub mod xml_serializer; #[derive(Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, PartialOrd, Ord)] pub struct FileId(Vec); impl Debug for FileId { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result<(), Error> { write!(f, "{}", String::from_utf8(self.0.clone()).unwrap()) } } impl From> for FileId { fn from(v: Vec) -> Self { check_valid(&v); FileId(v) } } impl From for Vec { fn from(v: FileId) -> Self { v.0 } } impl From<&[u8]> for FileId { fn from(v: &[u8]) -> Self { check_valid(v); FileId(v.to_vec()) } } impl From<&Vec> for FileId { fn from(v: &Vec) -> Self { FileId::from(v.as_slice()) } } impl FileId { pub fn generate(name: &str) -> Self { Self::from(gen_ids::gen_file_id(name)) } pub fn generate_root_id() -> Self { Self::from(gen_ids::gen_root_id()) } pub fn as_bytes(&self) -> &[u8] { &self.0 } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for FileId { type Error = PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let s: Vec = ob.extract()?; if !is_valid(&s) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Invalid file id: {:?}", s ))); } Ok(FileId::from(s)) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for &FileId { type Target = pyo3::types::PyBytes; type Output = Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: Python<'py>) -> Result { Ok(PyBytes::new(py, &self.0)) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for FileId { type Target = pyo3::types::PyBytes; type Output = Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: Python<'py>) -> Result { (&self).into_pyobject(py) } } impl std::fmt::Display for FileId { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "{}", String::from_utf8(self.0.clone()).unwrap()) } } #[derive(Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, PartialOrd, Ord)] pub struct RevisionId(Vec); impl Debug for RevisionId { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result<(), Error> { write!(f, "{}", String::from_utf8(self.0.clone()).unwrap()) } } impl std::fmt::Display for RevisionId { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "{}", String::from_utf8(self.0.clone()).unwrap()) } } impl From> for RevisionId { fn from(v: Vec) -> Self { check_valid(&v); RevisionId(v) } } impl From<&[u8]> for RevisionId { fn from(v: &[u8]) -> Self { check_valid(v); RevisionId(v.to_vec()) } } impl From for Vec { fn from(v: RevisionId) -> Self { v.0 } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for RevisionId { type Error = PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, PyAny>) -> PyResult { let s: Vec = ob.extract()?; if !is_valid(&s) { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Invalid revision id: {:?}", s ))); } Ok(RevisionId::from(s)) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for &RevisionId { type Target = pyo3::types::PyBytes; type Output = Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: Python<'py>) -> Result { let obj = PyBytes::new(py, &self.0); Ok(obj) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for RevisionId { type Target = pyo3::types::PyBytes; type Output = Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: Python<'py>) -> Result { (&self).into_pyobject(py) } } pub const NULL_REVISION: &[u8] = b"null:"; pub const CURRENT_REVISION: &[u8] = b"current:"; pub fn is_valid(id: &[u8]) -> bool { if id.contains(&b' ') || id.contains(&b'\t') || id.contains(&b'\n') || id.contains(&b'\r') { return false; } if id.is_empty() { return false; } true } pub fn check_valid(id: &[u8]) { if !is_valid(id) { if let Ok(id) = String::from_utf8(id.to_vec()) { panic!("Invalid id: {:?}", id); } else { panic!("Invalid id: {:?}", id); } } } impl RevisionId { pub fn is_null(&self) -> bool { self.0 == NULL_REVISION } pub fn generate(username: &str, timestamp: Option) -> Self { Self::from(gen_ids::gen_revision_id(username, timestamp)) } pub fn as_bytes(&self) -> &[u8] { &self.0 } pub fn is_reserved(&self) -> bool { self.0.ends_with(b":") } pub fn expect_not_reserved(&self) { if self.is_reserved() { panic!("Expected non-reserved revision id, got {:?}", self); } } } #[cfg(test)] mod id_validation_tests { use super::*; #[test] fn is_valid_accepts_normal_ids() { assert!(is_valid(b"simple-id")); assert!(is_valid(b"with.dots")); assert!(is_valid(b"\xc3\xa9clair")); // non-ascii utf-8 } #[test] fn is_valid_rejects_whitespace_and_empty() { assert!(!is_valid(b"")); assert!(!is_valid(b"a dir id")); assert!(!is_valid(b"tabbed\tid")); assert!(!is_valid(b"newline\nid")); assert!(!is_valid(b"carriage\rid")); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/lock.rs0000644000000000000000000004543115202702135016471 0ustar00//! File locking with both fcntl OS-level locks and in-process //! bookkeeping. //! //! Mirrors the Python [`bzrformats.lock`] module: fcntl's lockf is //! per-process, so multiple file descriptors within the same process //! can share a lock on the same file unbeknownst to fcntl. The //! bookkeeping here lets callers detect lock contention between lock //! objects living in the same process even when fcntl wouldn't catch //! it. //! //! Behaviour mirrors the Python module exactly: //! * a *read* lock taken while the same process already holds a //! *write* lock is permitted (logged at debug level); //! * a *write* lock fails with [`LockError::Contention`] whenever any //! in-process reader OR another in-process writer holds the file. //! //! All public APIs operate on path strings and return owning lock //! handles whose `Drop` releases the OS lock and bookkeeping slot — //! call [`ReadLock::unlock`]/[`WriteLock::unlock`] to release earlier //! and observe any error. #[cfg(unix)] use nix::libc; use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; use std::fs::{File, OpenOptions}; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::fd::AsRawFd; #[cfg(windows)] use std::os::windows::io::AsRawHandle; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; use std::sync::{Mutex, OnceLock}; #[cfg(windows)] use winapi::um::fileapi::{LockFileEx, UnlockFileEx}; #[cfg(windows)] use winapi::um::minwinbase::{LOCKFILE_EXCLUSIVE_LOCK, LOCKFILE_FAIL_IMMEDIATELY, OVERLAPPED}; #[cfg(windows)] use winapi::um::winnt::HANDLE; #[derive(Debug)] pub enum LockError { /// Some other holder (in-process or OS-level) already has an /// incompatible lock on the file. Contention(PathBuf), /// The file could not be opened or operated on. Io(std::io::Error), /// Tried to release a lock that was already released. NotHeld(PathBuf), } impl std::fmt::Display for LockError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { LockError::Contention(p) => write!(f, "lock contention on {:?}", p), LockError::Io(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), LockError::NotHeld(p) => write!(f, "lock not held on {:?}", p), } } } impl std::error::Error for LockError { fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn std::error::Error + 'static)> { match self { LockError::Io(e) => Some(e), _ => None, } } } impl From for LockError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { LockError::Io(e) } } /// Module-global bookkeeping protected by a single mutex. Mirrors /// the Python `_lock_state_lock` dict pair. struct LockState { /// Per-path read-lock counts. read_counts: HashMap, /// Paths currently held by an in-process write lock. write_locks: HashSet, } fn lock_state() -> &'static Mutex { static STATE: OnceLock> = OnceLock::new(); STATE.get_or_init(|| { Mutex::new(LockState { read_counts: HashMap::new(), write_locks: HashSet::new(), }) }) } /// Snapshot of the current in-process bookkeeping. Useful for tests. pub fn snapshot() -> (HashMap, HashSet) { let g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); (g.read_counts.clone(), g.write_locks.clone()) } /// Reset the in-process bookkeeping. Tests use this between cases to /// stop one test's failure from poisoning the next. pub fn reset_for_tests() { let mut g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); g.read_counts.clear(); g.write_locks.clear(); } /// Reserve a read-lock slot for `path`. Returns the new read-count. /// A debug log is emitted if the same process already holds a write /// lock — the read is still permitted, matching Python. fn acquire_read_slot(path: &Path) -> usize { let mut g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); if g.write_locks.contains(path) { log::debug!("Read lock taken w/ an open write lock on: {:?}", path); } let entry = g.read_counts.entry(path.to_path_buf()).or_insert(0); *entry += 1; *entry } fn release_read_slot(path: &Path) { let mut g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); let count = g.read_counts.get(path).copied().unwrap_or(0); if count <= 1 { g.read_counts.remove(path); } else { g.read_counts.insert(path.to_path_buf(), count - 1); } } fn acquire_write_slot(path: &Path) -> Result<(), LockError> { let mut g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); if g.write_locks.contains(path) || g.read_counts.get(path).copied().unwrap_or(0) > 0 { return Err(LockError::Contention(path.to_path_buf())); } g.write_locks.insert(path.to_path_buf()); Ok(()) } fn release_write_slot(path: &Path) { let mut g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); g.write_locks.remove(path); } /// fcntl-style lock operation. Mirrors Python's `fcntl.lockf` which /// uses POSIX-advisory locks: those are per-process, so the same /// process can take both a read and a write lock without OS-level /// contention — matching the historical bzr behaviour. #[derive(Copy, Clone)] enum FcntlOp { LockShared, LockExclusive, Unlock, } /// Apply the requested fcntl operation to `file`, using POSIX /// `fcntl(F_SETLK, struct flock)` so we get the same per-process /// semantics as Python's `fcntl.lockf`. Maps `EWOULDBLOCK`/`EAGAIN` /// to `LockError::Contention`. #[cfg(unix)] fn fcntl_lockf(file: &File, op: FcntlOp, path: &Path) -> Result<(), LockError> { use nix::errno::Errno; let mut fl: libc::flock = unsafe { std::mem::zeroed() }; fl.l_type = match op { FcntlOp::LockShared => libc::F_RDLCK as i16, FcntlOp::LockExclusive => libc::F_WRLCK as i16, FcntlOp::Unlock => libc::F_UNLCK as i16, }; fl.l_whence = libc::SEEK_SET as i16; fl.l_start = 0; fl.l_len = 0; let res = unsafe { libc::fcntl(file.as_raw_fd(), libc::F_SETLK, &fl) }; if res == 0 { return Ok(()); } let errno = Errno::last(); if matches!(errno, Errno::EWOULDBLOCK | Errno::EACCES) { return Err(LockError::Contention(path.to_path_buf())); } Err(LockError::Io(std::io::Error::from_raw_os_error( errno as i32, ))) } /// Apply the requested lock operation to `file` on Windows. #[cfg(windows)] fn fcntl_lockf(file: &File, op: FcntlOp, path: &Path) -> Result<(), LockError> { let handle = file.as_raw_handle() as HANDLE; let mut overlapped: OVERLAPPED = unsafe { std::mem::zeroed() }; let res = match op { FcntlOp::LockShared => unsafe { LockFileEx( handle, LOCKFILE_FAIL_IMMEDIATELY, 0, !0, !0, &mut overlapped, ) }, FcntlOp::LockExclusive => unsafe { LockFileEx( handle, LOCKFILE_EXCLUSIVE_LOCK | LOCKFILE_FAIL_IMMEDIATELY, 0, !0, !0, &mut overlapped, ) }, FcntlOp::Unlock => unsafe { UnlockFileEx(handle, 0, !0, !0, &mut overlapped) }, }; if res != 0 { return Ok(()); } let err = std::io::Error::last_os_error(); if err.raw_os_error() == Some(33) { // ERROR_LOCK_VIOLATION return Err(LockError::Contention(path.to_path_buf())); } Err(LockError::Io(err)) } /// OS-level shared (read) lock on a file. The file is accessible /// through [`ReadLock::file`] / [`ReadLock::file_mut`]. pub struct ReadLock { path: PathBuf, /// `None` once the lock has been released. file: Option, } impl ReadLock { /// Acquire a shared lock on `path`. Returns /// [`LockError::Contention`] if another in-process writer would /// upgrade-conflict, or [`LockError::Io`] for any open/lock error. pub fn new>(path: P) -> Result { let path = path.as_ref().to_path_buf(); acquire_read_slot(&path); let file = match File::open(&path) { Ok(f) => f, Err(e) => { release_read_slot(&path); return Err(LockError::Io(e)); } }; if let Err(e) = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::LockShared, &path) { // file goes out of scope and closes release_read_slot(&path); return Err(e); } Ok(Self { path, file: Some(file), }) } pub fn path(&self) -> &Path { &self.path } pub fn file(&self) -> Option<&File> { self.file.as_ref() } pub fn file_mut(&mut self) -> Option<&mut File> { self.file.as_mut() } /// Release the lock. Errors if already released. pub fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), LockError> { let file = self .file .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockError::NotHeld(self.path.clone()))?; let _ = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::Unlock, &self.path); drop(file); release_read_slot(&self.path); Ok(()) } /// Try to upgrade to a write lock. On success returns /// `Ok(Some(WriteLock))`; on contention returns `Ok(None)` and /// `self` retains its read lock. On a hard failure returns the /// error. /// /// Mirrors Python's `temporary_write_lock` two-tuple result. The /// upgrade is refused (returns `Ok(None)` without dropping our /// read lock) when more than one in-process reader is live — /// fcntl's per-process semantics would otherwise spuriously /// succeed. pub fn temporary_write_lock(mut self) -> Result { { let g = lock_state().lock().unwrap(); if g.read_counts.get(&self.path).copied().unwrap_or(0) > 1 { return Ok(TemporaryWriteLockResult::Failed(self)); } } // Drop our read lock before attempting the upgrade. let file = self .file .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockError::NotHeld(self.path.clone()))?; let _ = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::Unlock, &self.path); drop(file); release_read_slot(&self.path); match WriteLock::new(&self.path) { Ok(wl) => Ok(TemporaryWriteLockResult::Succeeded(wl)), Err(e) => { // Re-acquire the read lock so callers' invariants still hold. acquire_read_slot(&self.path); let new_file = match File::open(&self.path) { Ok(f) => f, Err(open_err) => { release_read_slot(&self.path); return Err(LockError::Io(open_err)); } }; if let Err(lock_err) = fcntl_lockf(&new_file, FcntlOp::LockShared, &self.path) { release_read_slot(&self.path); return Err(lock_err); } self.file = Some(new_file); let _ = e; Ok(TemporaryWriteLockResult::Failed(self)) } } } } impl Drop for ReadLock { fn drop(&mut self) { if self.file.is_some() { let _ = self.unlock(); } } } /// Result of [`ReadLock::temporary_write_lock`]. pub enum TemporaryWriteLockResult { /// Upgrade succeeded; the write lock owns the file now. Succeeded(WriteLock), /// Upgrade failed; the original read lock is still held. Failed(ReadLock), } /// OS-level exclusive (write) lock on a file. Creates the file if it /// does not exist. pub struct WriteLock { path: PathBuf, file: Option, } impl WriteLock { /// Acquire an exclusive lock on `path`. Returns /// [`LockError::Contention`] if any in-process holder is already /// present. pub fn new>(path: P) -> Result { let path = path.as_ref().to_path_buf(); acquire_write_slot(&path)?; let file = match OpenOptions::new().read(true).write(true).open(&path) { Ok(f) => f, Err(e) if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => match OpenOptions::new() .read(true) .write(true) .create(true) .truncate(false) .open(&path) { Ok(f) => f, Err(e2) => { release_write_slot(&path); return Err(LockError::Io(e2)); } }, Err(e) => { release_write_slot(&path); return Err(LockError::Io(e)); } }; if let Err(e) = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::LockExclusive, &path) { release_write_slot(&path); return Err(e); } Ok(Self { path, file: Some(file), }) } pub fn path(&self) -> &Path { &self.path } pub fn file(&self) -> Option<&File> { self.file.as_ref() } pub fn file_mut(&mut self) -> Option<&mut File> { self.file.as_mut() } pub fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), LockError> { let file = self .file .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockError::NotHeld(self.path.clone()))?; let _ = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::Unlock, &self.path); drop(file); release_write_slot(&self.path); Ok(()) } /// Downgrade to a read lock by releasing the write lock and /// acquiring a fresh read lock. pub fn restore_read_lock(mut self) -> Result { let file = self .file .take() .ok_or_else(|| LockError::NotHeld(self.path.clone()))?; let _ = fcntl_lockf(&file, FcntlOp::Unlock, &self.path); drop(file); release_write_slot(&self.path); ReadLock::new(&self.path) } } impl Drop for WriteLock { fn drop(&mut self) { if self.file.is_some() { let _ = self.unlock(); } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::io::Write; use tempfile::NamedTempFile; /// Tests share the global lock-bookkeeping state, so they must /// run serially. Each test acquires this mutex (recovering from /// poison) and resets state on entry. static TEST_LOCK: Mutex<()> = Mutex::new(()); fn scoped_state() -> std::sync::MutexGuard<'static, ()> { let guard = match TEST_LOCK.lock() { Ok(g) => g, Err(poisoned) => poisoned.into_inner(), }; reset_for_tests(); guard } #[test] fn two_read_locks_share() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let mut a = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let mut b = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(2)); a.unlock().unwrap(); let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(1)); b.unlock().unwrap(); let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert!(!rc.contains_key(&path)); } #[test] fn write_blocks_when_reader_open() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let mut rl = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); match WriteLock::new(&path) { Err(LockError::Contention(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected Contention, got {:?}", other.is_ok()), } let (rc, wls) = snapshot(); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(1)); assert!(!wls.contains(&path)); rl.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn read_after_write_logs_but_succeeds() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let mut wl = WriteLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let mut rl = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let (rc, wls) = snapshot(); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(1)); assert!(wls.contains(&path)); rl.unlock().unwrap(); let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert!(!rc.contains_key(&path)); wl.unlock().unwrap(); let (_, wls) = snapshot(); assert!(!wls.contains(&path)); } #[test] fn temporary_write_lock_with_other_reader_keeps_read() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let a = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let mut b = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let result = a.temporary_write_lock().unwrap(); match result { TemporaryWriteLockResult::Failed(mut a_back) => { let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(2)); a_back.unlock().unwrap(); } _ => panic!("expected Failed"), } b.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn temporary_write_lock_solo_reader_succeeds() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let a = ReadLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let result = a.temporary_write_lock().unwrap(); match result { TemporaryWriteLockResult::Succeeded(mut wl) => { let (rc, wls) = snapshot(); assert!(!rc.contains_key(&path)); assert!(wls.contains(&path)); wl.unlock().unwrap(); } _ => panic!("expected Succeeded"), } let (_, wls) = snapshot(); assert!(!wls.contains(&path)); } #[test] fn restore_read_lock_keeps_tallies_consistent() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let f = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let path = f.path().to_path_buf(); let wl = WriteLock::new(&path).unwrap(); let mut rl = wl.restore_read_lock().unwrap(); let (rc, wls) = snapshot(); assert!(!wls.contains(&path)); assert_eq!(rc.get(&path).copied(), Some(1)); rl.unlock().unwrap(); let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert!(!rc.contains_key(&path)); } #[test] fn write_lock_creates_missing_file() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("new-file"); assert!(!path.exists()); { let mut wl = WriteLock::new(&path).unwrap(); wl.file_mut().unwrap().write_all(b"hello").unwrap(); } assert!(path.exists()); } #[test] fn read_lock_failure_does_not_leak() { let _guard = scoped_state(); let bogus = std::path::PathBuf::from("/no/such/path/for-bzrformats-tests"); match ReadLock::new(&bogus) { Err(LockError::Io(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected Io error, got {}", other.is_ok()), } let (rc, _) = snapshot(); assert!(!rc.contains_key(&bogus)); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/lockdir.rs0000644000000000000000000004272215211404335017171 0ustar00//! On-disk lock directories (`LockDir`). //! //! A bzr lock is a directory `lock/` under a controlled area. To take //! the lock, a process creates a uniquely-named pending directory //! containing an `info` file describing itself, then renames it onto //! `lock/held`. Because a rename onto an existing target fails, exactly //! one contender wins; the others observe the existing `held` directory //! and back off. Releasing renames `held` away and deletes it. //! //! This mirrors `breezy.lockdir`, but operates purely on a [`Transport`] //! and carries none of breezy's UI/config policy (no interactive //! break-lock prompting, no configurable poll loop). Callers that need //! to wait poll [`LockDir::attempt_lock`] themselves. use std::collections::HashMap; use std::time::SystemTime; use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; use crate::transport::{Transport, TransportError}; const INFO_NAME: &str = "/info"; /// Errors from lock operations. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum LockError { /// The lock is already held by someone else. AlreadyHeld, /// The lock was not held when release/confirm was attempted. NotHeld, /// The held `info` file could not be parsed. Corrupt(String), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), } impl std::fmt::Display for LockError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { LockError::AlreadyHeld => write!(f, "lock already held"), LockError::NotHeld => write!(f, "lock not held"), LockError::Corrupt(m) => write!(f, "corrupt lock info: {m}"), LockError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for LockError {} impl From for LockError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { LockError::Transport(e) } } /// Information recorded about the holder of a lock. /// /// Serialized into the `held/info` file as YAML, matching the format /// breezy writes so the two implementations can read each other's locks. /// // TODO: `for_this_process` gathers hostname/user/pid from the // environment inside the crate. A standalone library shouldn't sniff the // environment; the holder identity should be passed in by the caller // (e.g. a `LockHolder` the caller constructs). Keep `for_this_process` // as a convenience but add a constructor that takes the fields directly. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Default, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub struct LockHeldInfo { /// Process id of the holder. pub pid: Option, /// Username of the holder. pub user: Option, /// Unique token distinguishing this acquisition from any other. pub nonce: Option, /// Hostname of the holding machine. pub hostname: Option, /// When the lock was taken. pub start_time: Option, /// Any additional caller-supplied holder attributes. #[serde(flatten)] pub extra_holder_info: HashMap, } impl LockHeldInfo { /// Build holder info for the current process. pub fn for_this_process(extra_holder_info: HashMap) -> Self { let hostname = match crate::osutils::get_host_name() { Ok(h) => Some(h), // The hostname is informational holder metadata only (pid, nonce, // user and start_time identify the holder), so a lookup failure // is logged and recorded as absent rather than failing the lock. Err(e) => { log::warn!("could not determine hostname for lock holder info: {e}"); None } }; LockHeldInfo { hostname, pid: Some(std::process::id()), nonce: Some(crate::osutils::rand_chars(20)), start_time: Some(SystemTime::now()), user: Some(crate::osutils::get_user_name()), extra_holder_info, } } /// Serialize to the bytes stored in the `info` file. pub fn to_bytes(&self) -> Vec { serde_yaml::to_string(self) .expect("LockHeldInfo serialization cannot fail") .into_bytes() } /// Parse from the contents of an `info` file. /// /// An empty/whitespace-only file (which can result from an /// interrupted write) parses as the default, empty info rather than /// an error, matching breezy. pub fn from_info_file_bytes(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { let value: serde_yaml::Value = serde_yaml::from_slice(bytes) .map_err(|e| LockError::Corrupt(format!("could not parse lock info: {e}")))?; if value.is_null() { return Ok(LockHeldInfo::default()); } serde_yaml::from_value(value) .map_err(|e| LockError::Corrupt(format!("could not parse lock info: {e}"))) } /// Whether this info appears to describe the current process. pub fn is_locked_by_this_process(&self) -> bool { self.hostname == crate::osutils::get_host_name().ok() && self.pid == Some(std::process::id()) && self.user == Some(crate::osutils::get_user_name()) } } /// Behaviour shared by lock handles, so callers can depend on the /// operations rather than the concrete [`LockDir`]. pub trait Lock { /// Try once to take the lock, returning the nonce on success. fn attempt_lock(&mut self) -> Result; /// Release a held lock. fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), LockError>; /// Read the current holder info, or `None` if the lock is free. fn peek(&self) -> Result, LockError>; /// Whether this handle currently holds the lock. fn is_held(&self) -> bool; } /// A lock directory on a transport. /// /// `path` is the directory (relative to the transport root) that will /// contain `held/`. The directory itself need not exist yet; /// [`LockDir::create`] makes it. pub struct LockDir<'t> { transport: &'t dyn Transport, path: String, held_dir: String, held_info_path: String, nonce: Option, lock_held: bool, extra_holder_info: HashMap, } impl<'t> LockDir<'t> { /// Create a handle for the lock at `path` on `transport`. pub fn new(transport: &'t dyn Transport, path: &str) -> Self { let held_dir = format!("{path}/held"); let held_info_path = format!("{held_dir}{INFO_NAME}"); LockDir { transport, path: path.to_string(), held_dir, held_info_path, nonce: None, lock_held: false, extra_holder_info: HashMap::new(), } } /// Attach extra holder attributes recorded in the `info` file. pub fn with_extra_holder_info(mut self, extra: HashMap) -> Self { self.extra_holder_info = extra; self } /// Create the lock directory (the container for `held/`). /// /// Idempotent: an existing directory is fine. pub fn create(&self) -> Result<(), LockError> { self.transport.mkdir(&self.path)?; Ok(()) } fn create_pending_dir(&self, info: &LockHeldInfo) -> Result { let tmpname = format!("{}/{}.tmp", self.path, crate::osutils::rand_chars(10)); self.transport.mkdir(&tmpname)?; self.transport .put_bytes(&format!("{tmpname}{INFO_NAME}"), &info.to_bytes(), None)?; Ok(tmpname) } fn remove_pending_dir(&self, tmpname: &str) { // Best-effort cleanup of a pending dir we are abandoning: a failure // here only leaves a stray `.tmp` directory, so we log it and carry // on rather than failing the caller (which breezy does too, via a // note()). if let Err(e) = self.transport.delete(&format!("{tmpname}{INFO_NAME}")) { log::warn!("error removing pending lock info {tmpname}{INFO_NAME}: {e}"); } if let Err(e) = self.transport.rmdir(tmpname) { log::warn!("error removing pending lock dir {tmpname}: {e}"); } } fn read_info_at(&self, path: &str) -> Result, LockError> { match self.transport.get_bytes(path) { Ok(bytes) => Ok(Some(LockHeldInfo::from_info_file_bytes(&bytes)?)), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } } impl Lock for LockDir<'_> { fn attempt_lock(&mut self) -> Result { if self.lock_held { return Err(LockError::AlreadyHeld); } let info = LockHeldInfo::for_this_process(self.extra_holder_info.clone()); let nonce = info .nonce .clone() .expect("for_this_process always sets a nonce"); let tmpname = self.create_pending_dir(&info)?; match self.transport.rename(&tmpname, &self.held_dir) { Ok(()) => {} // The target already existing means another contender holds the // lock: drop our pending dir and report contention. Err(TransportError::Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind::AlreadyExists, .. }) => { self.remove_pending_dir(&tmpname); return Err(LockError::AlreadyHeld); } // Any other failure (permission, I/O) is not contention; clean up // and surface the real error rather than masking it as held. Err(e) => { self.remove_pending_dir(&tmpname); return Err(e.into()); } } // Confirm the lock we see is really ours (guards against a racing // contender having broken and retaken it between rename and read). match self.peek()? { Some(held) if held.nonce.as_deref() == Some(nonce.as_str()) => { self.nonce = Some(nonce.clone()); self.lock_held = true; Ok(nonce) } _ => Err(LockError::AlreadyHeld), } } fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), LockError> { if !self.lock_held { return Err(LockError::NotHeld); } // Rename held away before deleting, since we can't atomically // remove a non-empty directory. let tmpname = format!( "{}/releasing.{}.tmp", self.path, crate::osutils::rand_chars(20) ); self.transport.rename(&self.held_dir, &tmpname)?; self.lock_held = false; self.nonce = None; self.transport.delete(&format!("{tmpname}{INFO_NAME}"))?; // Removing the holder dir usually leaves an empty directory, but a // racing locker may have moved its own pending dir inside ours; breezy // falls back to delete_tree there. Recursively remove so the stray dir // does not leak; failure is logged, not fatal to the unlock. if let Err(e) = delete_tree(self.transport, &tmpname) { log::warn!("error removing released lock dir {tmpname}: {e}"); } Ok(()) } fn peek(&self) -> Result, LockError> { self.read_info_at(&self.held_info_path) } fn is_held(&self) -> bool { self.lock_held } } impl Drop for LockDir<'_> { fn drop(&mut self) { if self.lock_held { let _ = self.unlock(); } } } /// Recursively remove the directory at `path` through `transport`, deleting its /// contents first (a directory cannot be removed while non-empty). A missing /// entry is not an error. fn delete_tree(transport: &dyn Transport, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let entries = match transport.list_dir(path) { Ok(e) => e, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(()), Err(e) => return Err(e), }; for entry in entries { let child = format!("{path}/{entry}"); // Try as a file; if that fails, treat it as a subdirectory and recurse. match transport.delete(&child) { Ok(()) | Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => {} Err(_) => delete_tree(transport, &child)?, } } transport.rmdir(path) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; fn temp_transport() -> (tempfile::TempDir, LocalTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t = LocalTransport::new(dir.path()); (dir, t) } #[test] fn held_info_round_trips() { let info = LockHeldInfo::for_this_process(HashMap::new()); let bytes = info.to_bytes(); let parsed = LockHeldInfo::from_info_file_bytes(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(info, parsed); } #[test] fn parses_lock_info_written_by_breezy() { // A real held/info file written by breezy 3.4. Confirms we read // the on-disk YAML format byte-for-byte compatibly. let real = concat!( "pid: 1486936\n", "user: jelmer\n", "nonce: of7d51l3euf7pcrojq17\n", "hostname: gwenhwyfar\n", "start_time:\n", " secs_since_epoch: 1780304488\n", " nanos_since_epoch: 949318362\n", ) .as_bytes(); let info = LockHeldInfo::from_info_file_bytes(real).unwrap(); assert_eq!(info.pid, Some(1486936)); assert_eq!(info.user.as_deref(), Some("jelmer")); assert_eq!(info.nonce.as_deref(), Some("of7d51l3euf7pcrojq17")); assert_eq!(info.hostname.as_deref(), Some("gwenhwyfar")); assert!(info.start_time.is_some()); // And re-serializing round-trips. assert_eq!( LockHeldInfo::from_info_file_bytes(&info.to_bytes()).unwrap(), info ); } #[test] fn empty_info_file_is_default() { let parsed = LockHeldInfo::from_info_file_bytes(b"").unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, LockHeldInfo::default()); } #[test] fn take_and_release() { let (_dir, t) = temp_transport(); let mut ld = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); ld.create().unwrap(); assert_eq!(ld.peek().unwrap(), None); let nonce = ld.attempt_lock().unwrap(); assert!(ld.is_held()); let held = ld.peek().unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(held.nonce.as_deref(), Some(nonce.as_str())); ld.unlock().unwrap(); assert!(!ld.is_held()); assert_eq!(ld.peek().unwrap(), None); } #[test] fn second_holder_is_blocked() { let (_dir, t) = temp_transport(); let mut a = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); a.create().unwrap(); a.attempt_lock().unwrap(); let mut b = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); match b.attempt_lock() { Err(LockError::AlreadyHeld) => {} other => panic!("expected AlreadyHeld, got {other:?}"), } assert!(!b.is_held()); a.unlock().unwrap(); // Now b can take it. b.attempt_lock().unwrap(); assert!(b.is_held()); } #[test] fn drop_releases_lock() { let (_dir, t) = temp_transport(); { let mut a = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); a.create().unwrap(); a.attempt_lock().unwrap(); } let probe = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); assert_eq!(probe.peek().unwrap(), None); } /// A transport that delegates to an inner one but fails `rename` with a /// non-contention error, to check that `attempt_lock` surfaces it rather /// than masking it as `AlreadyHeld`. struct RenameFails<'a>(&'a dyn Transport); impl Transport for RenameFails<'_> { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { self.0.get_bytes(path) } fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.0.put_file_non_atomic(path, bytes, create_parent_dir) } fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { self.0.append_bytes(path, bytes) } fn mkdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.0.mkdir(path) } fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result { self.0.has(path) } fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError> { self.0.iter_files_recursive() } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result { self.0.abspath(path) } fn delete(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.0.delete(path) } fn rmdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.0.rmdir(path) } fn rename(&self, _from: &str, _to: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { Err(TransportError::Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied, message: "denied".to_string(), }) } } #[test] fn non_contention_rename_error_is_not_already_held() { let (_dir, t) = temp_transport(); let probe = LockDir::new(&t, "test_lock"); probe.create().unwrap(); let failing = RenameFails(&t); let mut lock = LockDir::new(&failing, "test_lock"); match lock.attempt_lock() { Err(LockError::Transport(TransportError::Io { kind, .. })) => { assert_eq!(kind, std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied); } other => panic!("expected the underlying transport error, got {other:?}"), } assert!(!lock.is_held()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/lru_cache.rs0000644000000000000000000002744615211573005017476 0ustar00//! Least-recently-used cache ordering engine. //! //! Mirrors the LRU bookkeeping of `bzrformats.lru_cache.LRUCache` / //! `LRUSizeCache`: a doubly-linked list threads the entries from most- to //! least-recently-used, and eviction walks from the LRU end. This core is //! deliberately Python-agnostic — entries are identified by an opaque //! [`NodeId`] and carry only an integer size, so the pyo3 wrapper can hold //! the actual Python keys/values and compute sizes via a Python callable //! while this module owns the ordering and eviction policy. use std::collections::HashMap; /// Opaque handle for a cache entry. The caller assigns ids (typically a /// monotonically increasing counter) and maps them to its own keys/values. pub type NodeId = u64; struct Node { prev: Option, next: Option, /// Size contribution of this entry, as computed by the caller. size: usize, } /// LRU ordering engine with size-based eviction. /// /// The `LRUCache` count-based variant in Python is the special case where /// every entry has size 1 and `max_size`/`after_cleanup_size` are the entry /// counts; the pyo3 layer uses this type for both. #[derive(Default)] pub struct LruOrder { nodes: HashMap, /// Head of the list — the most recently used entry. most_recently_used: Option, /// Tail of the list — the least recently used entry. least_recently_used: Option, /// Sum of all entry sizes currently held. total_size: usize, } impl LruOrder { pub fn new() -> Self { Self::default() } /// Number of entries currently tracked. pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.nodes.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.nodes.is_empty() } /// Total size of all entries (sum of per-entry sizes). pub fn total_size(&self) -> usize { self.total_size } pub fn contains(&self, id: NodeId) -> bool { self.nodes.contains_key(&id) } /// The current least-recently-used entry, if any. pub fn lru(&self) -> Option { self.least_recently_used } /// The current most-recently-used entry, if any. pub fn mru(&self) -> Option { self.most_recently_used } /// The id following `id` towards the least-recently-used end, if any. pub fn next(&self, id: NodeId) -> Option { self.nodes.get(&id).and_then(|n| n.next) } /// The id preceding `id` towards the most-recently-used end, if any. pub fn prev(&self, id: NodeId) -> Option { self.nodes.get(&id).and_then(|n| n.prev) } /// The entry ids in most-recently-used to least-recently-used order. pub fn order_mru_to_lru(&self) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(self.nodes.len()); let mut cur = self.most_recently_used; while let Some(id) = cur { out.push(id); cur = self.nodes.get(&id).and_then(|n| n.next); } out } /// Insert a brand-new entry at the most-recently-used position. /// /// The caller must ensure `id` is not already present (use /// [`LruOrder::touch`] / [`LruOrder::update_size`] for existing ids). pub fn insert(&mut self, id: NodeId, size: usize) { debug_assert!(!self.nodes.contains_key(&id)); self.nodes.insert( id, Node { prev: None, next: None, size, }, ); self.total_size += size; self.move_to_front(id); } /// Update the recorded size of an existing entry, adjusting the total. pub fn update_size(&mut self, id: NodeId, size: usize) { if let Some(node) = self.nodes.get_mut(&id) { self.total_size -= node.size; node.size = size; self.total_size += size; } } /// Mark an existing entry as most-recently-used. No-op for unknown ids. pub fn touch(&mut self, id: NodeId) { if self.nodes.contains_key(&id) { self.move_to_front(id); } } /// Remove an entry, returning its recorded size. No-op (returns `None`) /// for unknown ids. pub fn remove(&mut self, id: NodeId) -> Option { let node = self.nodes.remove(&id)?; let (prev, next, size) = (node.prev, node.next, node.size); match prev { Some(p) => { if let Some(pn) = self.nodes.get_mut(&p) { pn.next = next; } } None => self.most_recently_used = next, } match next { Some(n) => { if let Some(nn) = self.nodes.get_mut(&n) { nn.prev = prev; } } None => self.least_recently_used = prev, } self.total_size -= size; Some(size) } /// Evict least-recently-used entries until `total_size <= /// after_cleanup`, returning the evicted ids in eviction (LRU-first) /// order. Mirrors `LRUCache.cleanup` / `LRUSizeCache.cleanup`. pub fn evict_until(&mut self, after_cleanup: usize) -> Vec { let mut evicted = Vec::new(); while self.total_size > after_cleanup { match self.least_recently_used { Some(id) => { self.remove(id); evicted.push(id); } None => break, } } evicted } /// Remove every entry, returning the ids in LRU-first order (the order /// `LRUCache.clear` removes them in). pub fn drain_lru(&mut self) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); while let Some(id) = self.least_recently_used { self.remove(id); out.push(id); } out } /// Unlink `id` from its current position and splice it in at the head. fn move_to_front(&mut self, id: NodeId) { if self.most_recently_used == Some(id) { return; } // Unlink from current position (if it is currently linked). let (prev, next) = { let node = &self.nodes[&id]; (node.prev, node.next) }; if let Some(p) = prev { if let Some(pn) = self.nodes.get_mut(&p) { pn.next = next; } } if let Some(n) = next { if let Some(nn) = self.nodes.get_mut(&n) { nn.prev = prev; } } if self.least_recently_used == Some(id) { self.least_recently_used = prev; } // Splice in at the head. let old_head = self.most_recently_used; { let node = self.nodes.get_mut(&id).unwrap(); node.prev = None; node.next = old_head; } if let Some(h) = old_head { if let Some(hn) = self.nodes.get_mut(&h) { hn.prev = Some(id); } } self.most_recently_used = Some(id); if self.least_recently_used.is_none() { self.least_recently_used = Some(id); } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn insert_and_order() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); o.insert(3, 1); assert_eq!(o.len(), 3); // LRU is the first inserted. assert_eq!(o.lru(), Some(1)); // Touch 1 -> it is no longer LRU. o.touch(1); assert_eq!(o.lru(), Some(2)); } #[test] fn evict_until_size() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 5); o.insert(2, 6); o.insert(3, 7); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 18); o.touch(2); // make 2 newer than 1 and 3? no: order is 3(mru),2,1(lru) after touch // order now: 2, 3, 1 (lru) let evicted = o.evict_until(10); // remove LRU-first until <= 10: remove 1 (size5 ->13), remove 3 (->? ) assert!(o.total_size() <= 10); assert!(!evicted.is_empty()); } #[test] fn remove_adjusts_size_and_links() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(10, 13); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 13); assert_eq!(o.remove(10), Some(13)); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 0); assert!(o.is_empty()); assert_eq!(o.lru(), None); } #[test] fn update_size_tracks_total() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 3); o.update_size(1, 8); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 8); } #[test] fn drain_lru_order() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); o.insert(3, 1); // LRU-first: 1, 2, 3 assert_eq!(o.drain_lru(), vec![1, 2, 3]); assert!(o.is_empty()); } #[test] fn mru_tracks_most_recent_insert() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); assert_eq!(o.mru(), None); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); assert_eq!(o.mru(), Some(2)); o.touch(1); assert_eq!(o.mru(), Some(1)); } #[test] fn order_mru_to_lru_lists_all_entries() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); o.insert(3, 1); // Most recently inserted first. assert_eq!(o.order_mru_to_lru(), vec![3, 2, 1]); o.touch(1); assert_eq!(o.order_mru_to_lru(), vec![1, 3, 2]); } #[test] fn next_and_prev_walk_the_chain() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); o.insert(3, 1); // Chain MRU->LRU is 3, 2, 1. assert_eq!(o.next(3), Some(2)); assert_eq!(o.next(2), Some(1)); assert_eq!(o.next(1), None); assert_eq!(o.prev(1), Some(2)); assert_eq!(o.prev(2), Some(3)); assert_eq!(o.prev(3), None); // Unknown ids have no neighbours. assert_eq!(o.next(99), None); assert_eq!(o.prev(99), None); } #[test] fn contains_reflects_membership() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(7, 1); assert!(o.contains(7)); assert!(!o.contains(8)); o.remove(7); assert!(!o.contains(7)); } #[test] fn update_size_unknown_id_is_noop() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 4); o.update_size(99, 100); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 4); } #[test] fn touch_unknown_id_is_noop() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.insert(2, 1); o.touch(99); // Order unchanged: 2 is still MRU, 1 still LRU. assert_eq!(o.mru(), Some(2)); assert_eq!(o.lru(), Some(1)); } #[test] fn remove_unknown_id_returns_none() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 5); assert_eq!(o.remove(99), None); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 5); assert_eq!(o.len(), 1); } #[test] fn evict_until_removes_exact_lru_entries() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 5); o.insert(2, 6); o.insert(3, 7); // Order MRU->LRU is 3, 2, 1. Evict until total_size <= 10: // remove 1 (->13), remove 2 (->7). 3 stays. let evicted = o.evict_until(10); assert_eq!(evicted, vec![1, 2]); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 7); assert_eq!(o.order_mru_to_lru(), vec![3]); } #[test] fn evict_until_already_under_target_removes_nothing() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 3); let evicted = o.evict_until(10); assert!(evicted.is_empty()); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 3); } #[test] fn update_size_then_evict_uses_new_size() { let mut o = LruOrder::new(); o.insert(1, 1); o.update_size(1, 9); assert_eq!(o.total_size(), 9); let evicted = o.evict_until(5); assert_eq!(evicted, vec![1]); assert!(o.is_empty()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/multiparent.rs0000644000000000000000000022437615207367274020134 0ustar00//! Multi-parent diff representation. //! //! Port of the pure-logic pieces of `bzrformats/multiparent.py`: the //! [`MultiParent`] container, its [`Hunk`] variants, and the patch //! serialization format. Construction from line lists (which depends on //! patiencediff) and the `VersionedFile` wrappers (which do I/O) remain in //! Python for now. /// One hunk of a multi-parent diff. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Hunk { /// Lines introduced by this text (not present in any parent). NewText(Vec>), /// A reference to a run of lines in one of the parent texts. ParentText { parent: usize, parent_pos: usize, child_pos: usize, num_lines: usize, }, } /// A multi-parent diff: an ordered sequence of [`Hunk`]s. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct MultiParent { pub hunks: Vec, } /// Error returned when [`MultiParent::from_patch`] fails to parse input. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ParseError { /// A header line started with an unexpected byte. UnexpectedChar(u8), /// An `i N` or `c ...` header could not be parsed. BadHeader(Vec), /// A NewText header promised more lines than the input contained. Truncated, /// A `\n` continuation line appeared with no preceding NewText hunk. OrphanContinuation, } impl std::fmt::Display for ParseError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ParseError::UnexpectedChar(c) => write!(f, "unexpected leading byte {:#x}", c), ParseError::BadHeader(h) => write!(f, "bad header line: {:?}", h), ParseError::Truncated => write!(f, "truncated patch"), ParseError::OrphanContinuation => write!(f, "continuation line with no NewText"), } } } impl std::error::Error for ParseError {} /// Error returned when reconstructing a fulltext from a `MultiParent` diff fails. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ReconstructError { /// A `ParentText` hunk references a parent slot that the version's parent /// list does not contain (typically because the caller fed the diff into a /// `MultiMemoryVersionedFile` with fewer parents than the diff was built /// against). ParentIndexOutOfRange { /// The parent slot the diff asked for. parent_index: usize, /// How many parents the version actually has. parent_count: usize, }, /// Reconstruction was asked for a version that has no recorded diff. UnknownVersion, } impl std::fmt::Display for ReconstructError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ReconstructError::ParentIndexOutOfRange { parent_index, parent_count, } => write!( f, "parent index {} out of range (version has {} parents)", parent_index, parent_count ), ReconstructError::UnknownVersion => write!(f, "no diff recorded for requested version"), } } } impl std::error::Error for ReconstructError {} impl MultiParent { pub fn new() -> Self { Self::default() } pub fn with_hunks(hunks: Vec) -> Self { Self { hunks } } /// Build a [`MultiParent`] from `text` and per-parent matching blocks. /// /// Mirrors `MultiParent.from_lines` in `bzrformats/multiparent.py`. The /// caller computes each parent's `get_matching_blocks()` sequence /// (typically via patiencediff) and passes them here; this function owns /// the greedy longest-match selection loop. /// /// Each element of `parent_blocks` is the block list for parent `p`: a /// sequence of `(i, j, n)` triples where `i` is the offset in the parent, /// `j` the offset in `text`, and `n` the run length. The final sentinel /// block `(parent_len, text_len, 0)` may be present or absent — both /// shapes are accepted. pub fn from_lines_with_blocks( text: &[Vec], parent_blocks: &[Vec<(usize, usize, usize)>], ) -> Self { let mut hunks: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut new_lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut iters: Vec> = parent_blocks.iter().map(|b| b.iter()).collect(); // cur_block[p] tracks the next candidate block for parent p, or None // when the iterator is exhausted. let mut cur_block: Vec> = iters.iter_mut().map(|it| it.next().copied()).collect(); let mut cur_line = 0usize; while cur_line < text.len() { // Best match across parents: the longest ParentText we can anchor // at cur_line. let mut best: Option<(usize, usize, usize, usize)> = None; // (parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines) for (p, slot) in cur_block.iter_mut().enumerate() { // Advance past blocks that end at or before cur_line. loop { match *slot { Some((_, j, n)) if j + n <= cur_line => { *slot = iters[p].next().copied(); } _ => break, } } let Some((i, j, n)) = *slot else { continue }; if j > cur_line { continue; } let offset = cur_line - j; let i = i + offset; let j = cur_line; let n = n - offset; if n == 0 { continue; } if best.is_none_or(|b| n > b.3) { best = Some((p, i, j, n)); } } match best { None => { new_lines.push(text[cur_line].clone()); cur_line += 1; } Some((parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines)) => { if !new_lines.is_empty() { hunks.push(Hunk::NewText(std::mem::take(&mut new_lines))); } hunks.push(Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, }); cur_line += num_lines; } } } if !new_lines.is_empty() { hunks.push(Hunk::NewText(new_lines)); } Self { hunks } } /// Build a [`MultiParent`] from `text` and its `parents`, computing each /// parent's matching-block sequence with patiencediff. `left_blocks` may /// be supplied to skip the diff against `parents[0]`. /// /// Mirrors `MultiParent.from_lines` in `bzrformats/multiparent.py`. pub fn from_lines( text: &[Vec], parents: &[&[Vec]], left_blocks: Option>, ) -> Self { if parents.is_empty() { return Self::from_lines_with_blocks(text, &[]); } let compare = |parent: &[Vec]| -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> { patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(parent, text) .get_matching_blocks() .to_vec() }; let mut parent_blocks: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); parent_blocks.push(left_blocks.unwrap_or_else(|| compare(parents[0]))); for p in &parents[1..] { parent_blocks.push(compare(p)); } Self::from_lines_with_blocks(text, &parent_blocks) } /// Matching `(parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines)` triples between this /// diff and `parent` (its index into the parents list), plus a final /// sentinel `(parent_len, num_lines, 0)`. /// /// Mirrors `MultiParent.get_matching_blocks` — used by /// `VersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs` to pass the single-parent matching /// blocks straight into `add_lines` as a delta-compression hint. pub fn get_matching_blocks( &self, parent: usize, parent_len: usize, ) -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> { let mut out: Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); for hunk in &self.hunks { if let Hunk::ParentText { parent: p, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } = hunk { if *p == parent { out.push((*parent_pos, *child_pos, *num_lines)); } } } out.push((parent_len, self.num_lines(), 0)); out } /// Total number of lines in the reconstructed text. /// /// Mirrors Python's `num_lines`: a trailing ParentText carries absolute /// positioning, so we scan from the end summing NewText lengths until we /// hit one. pub fn num_lines(&self) -> usize { let mut extra = 0usize; for hunk in self.hunks.iter().rev() { match hunk { Hunk::ParentText { child_pos, num_lines, .. } => return child_pos + num_lines + extra, Hunk::NewText(lines) => extra += lines.len(), } } extra } /// True when this diff is effectively a fulltext (one NewText hunk). pub fn is_snapshot(&self) -> bool { matches!(self.hunks.as_slice(), [Hunk::NewText(_)]) } /// The length in bytes of the gzip-compressed patch. Mirrors /// `MultiParent.zipped_patch_len`. pub fn zipped_patch_len(&self) -> usize { use std::io::Write; let mut enc = flate2::write::GzEncoder::new(Vec::new(), flate2::Compression::default()); for chunk in self.to_patch() { // Writing to an in-memory Vec never fails. let _ = enc.write_all(&chunk); } enc.finish().map(|v| v.len()).unwrap_or(0) } /// Serialize to the patch wire format, yielding one byte chunk per line. pub fn to_patch(&self) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for hunk in &self.hunks { match hunk { Hunk::NewText(lines) => { out.push(format!("i {}\n", lines.len()).into_bytes()); for line in lines { out.push(line.clone()); } out.push(b"\n".to_vec()); } Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { out.push( format!("c {} {} {} {}\n", parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines) .into_bytes(), ); } } } out } /// Length in bytes of the serialized patch. pub fn patch_len(&self) -> usize { self.to_patch().iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum() } /// Parse a patch (as a single byte slice) back into a [`MultiParent`]. pub fn from_patch(text: &[u8]) -> Result { Self::from_patch_lines(split_lines(text)) } fn from_patch_lines(lines: Vec<&[u8]>) -> Result { let mut hunks: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut i = 0; while i < lines.len() { let cur = lines[i]; i += 1; let first = match cur.first().copied() { Some(c) => c, None => return Err(ParseError::BadHeader(cur.to_vec())), }; match first { b'i' => { let n = parse_usize_after_space(cur)?; if i + n > lines.len() { return Err(ParseError::Truncated); } let mut hunk_lines: Vec> = lines[i..i + n].iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(); i += n; // Python strips the trailing '\n' from the final inserted // line; `to_patch` emits a bare '\n' separator afterwards, // which round-trips back via the '\n' continuation branch. if let Some(last) = hunk_lines.last_mut() { if last.last() == Some(&b'\n') { last.pop(); } } hunks.push(Hunk::NewText(hunk_lines)); } b'\n' => match hunks.last_mut() { Some(Hunk::NewText(lines)) => { if let Some(last) = lines.last_mut() { last.push(b'\n'); } else { return Err(ParseError::OrphanContinuation); } } _ => return Err(ParseError::OrphanContinuation), }, b'c' => { let (parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines) = parse_c_header(cur)?; hunks.push(Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, }); } other => return Err(ParseError::UnexpectedChar(other)), } } Ok(MultiParent { hunks }) } /// Iterate the hunks alongside their `[start, end)` line ranges. /// /// Yields `(start, end, kind)` where kind is either the new lines or a /// reference tuple `(parent, parent_start, parent_end)`. Mirrors Python's /// `range_iterator`. pub fn range_iterator(&self) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(self.hunks.len()); let mut start = 0usize; for hunk in &self.hunks { match hunk { Hunk::NewText(lines) => { let end = start + lines.len(); out.push(RangeItem { start, end, data: RangeData::New(lines), }); start = end; } Hunk::ParentText { parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } => { let end = child_pos + num_lines; out.push(RangeItem { start: *child_pos, end, data: RangeData::Parent { parent: *parent, parent_start: *parent_pos, parent_end: parent_pos + num_lines, }, }); start = end; } } } out } /// Yield matching blocks for a specific parent, terminating with the /// conventional `(parent_len, child_len, 0)` sentinel. pub fn matching_blocks(&self, parent: usize, parent_len: usize) -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for hunk in &self.hunks { if let Hunk::ParentText { parent: p, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines, } = hunk { if *p == parent { out.push((*parent_pos, *child_pos, *num_lines)); } } } out.push((parent_len, self.num_lines(), 0)); out } } /// Borrowed view of a single entry yielded by [`MultiParent::range_iterator`]. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RangeItem<'a> { pub start: usize, pub end: usize, pub data: RangeData<'a>, } #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum RangeData<'a> { New(&'a [Vec]), Parent { parent: usize, parent_start: usize, parent_end: usize, }, } /// Split bytes the same way Python's `BytesIO.readlines()` does: each line /// keeps its trailing `\n`, except possibly the last. fn split_lines(data: &[u8]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(&data[start..=i]); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(&data[start..]); } out } fn parse_usize_after_space(line: &[u8]) -> Result { let rest = line .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ') .map(|p| &line[p + 1..]) .ok_or_else(|| ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec()))?; let end = rest .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ' || b == b'\n') .unwrap_or(rest.len()); std::str::from_utf8(&rest[..end]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec())) } fn parse_c_header(line: &[u8]) -> Result<(usize, usize, usize, usize), ParseError> { let trimmed = if line.last() == Some(&b'\n') { &line[..line.len() - 1] } else { line }; let s = std::str::from_utf8(trimmed).map_err(|_| ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec()))?; let mut parts = s.split(' '); let tag = parts.next(); if tag != Some("c") { return Err(ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec())); } let mut next_num = || -> Result { parts .next() .and_then(|p| p.parse::().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec())) }; let parent = next_num()?; let parent_pos = next_num()?; let child_pos = next_num()?; let num_lines = next_num()?; if parts.next().is_some() { return Err(ParseError::BadHeader(line.to_vec())); } Ok((parent, parent_pos, child_pos, num_lines)) } /// Gzip-compress `lines` into a single gzip container. Mirrors /// `multiparent.gzip_string`. pub fn gzip_string<'a>(lines: impl IntoIterator) -> Vec { use std::io::Write; let mut enc = flate2::write::GzEncoder::new(Vec::new(), flate2::Compression::default()); for line in lines { // Writing to an in-memory Vec never fails. let _ = enc.write_all(line); } enc.finish().unwrap_or_default() } /// Topologically sort `versions` given a `parents` mapping. /// /// Port of `multiparent._topo_iter`. `parents[v]` is either `Some(parents)` /// or `None` for a "parentless" sentinel (treated as having no parents). /// Keys in `parents` not present in `versions` are ignored when counting /// pending predecessors. Returns versions in an order where every version /// appears after its parents that are also in the input set. /// /// Input ordering of `versions` is used as a tiebreaker so the output is /// deterministic. Duplicate entries in `versions` are emitted only once. pub fn topo_iter( parents: &std::collections::HashMap>>, versions: &[K], ) -> Vec where K: std::hash::Hash + Eq + Clone, { let mut version_order: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(versions.len()); let mut version_set: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for v in versions { if version_set.insert(v.clone()) { version_order.push(v.clone()); } } let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut descendants: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let pending_count = |v: &K, seen: &std::collections::HashSet| -> usize { match parents.get(v) { Some(Some(ps)) => ps .iter() .filter(|p| version_set.contains(*p) && !seen.contains(*p)) .count(), _ => 0, } }; for v in &version_order { if let Some(Some(ps)) = parents.get(v) { for p in ps { descendants.entry(p.clone()).or_default().push(v.clone()); } } } let mut cur: Vec = version_order .iter() .filter(|v| pending_count(v, &seen) == 0) .cloned() .collect(); let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); while !cur.is_empty() { let mut next: Vec = Vec::new(); for v in &cur { if seen.contains(v) { continue; } if pending_count(v, &seen) != 0 { continue; } if let Some(ds) = descendants.get(v) { next.extend(ds.iter().cloned()); } out.push(v.clone()); seen.insert(v.clone()); } cur = next; } out } /// In-memory `BaseVersionedFile`/`MultiMemoryVersionedFile` analogue. /// /// Holds an mpdiff per version together with its parent keys, and can /// reconstruct any version's fulltext lines by walking the chain (cached /// in `_lines`). Mirrors the subset of `BaseVersionedFile` / /// `MultiMemoryVersionedFile` that `VersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs` exercises: /// `add_diff`, `add_version`, `has_version`, `get_diff`, `get_line_list`. /// /// Snapshot bookkeeping, size ranking, build ranking, import_versionedfile /// and the other helpers from the Python `BaseVersionedFile` are not /// ported — `add_mpdiffs` doesn't use them, and they'd nearly double the /// pyo3 surface for no current caller. pub struct MultiMemoryVersionedFile where K: std::hash::Hash + Eq + Clone, { diffs: std::collections::HashMap, parents: std::collections::HashMap>, lines_cache: std::collections::HashMap>>, snapshots: std::collections::HashSet, snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option, /// Preserves insertion order so `versions()` yields the same sequence /// as Python's `iter(self._parents)`, which dicts preserve insertion /// order for. insert_order: Vec, } impl Default for MultiMemoryVersionedFile where K: std::hash::Hash + Eq + Clone, { fn default() -> Self { Self::new(Some(25), None) } } impl MultiMemoryVersionedFile where K: std::hash::Hash + Eq + Clone, { pub fn new(snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option) -> Self { Self { diffs: std::collections::HashMap::new(), parents: std::collections::HashMap::new(), lines_cache: std::collections::HashMap::new(), snapshots: std::collections::HashSet::new(), snapshot_interval, max_snapshots, insert_order: Vec::new(), } } pub fn has_version(&self, version: &K) -> bool { self.parents.contains_key(version) } pub fn get_diff(&self, version: &K) -> Option<&MultiParent> { self.diffs.get(version) } pub fn get_parents(&self, version: &K) -> Option<&[K]> { self.parents.get(version).map(Vec::as_slice) } /// Park `diff` against `version_id`, with the given parent keys. No /// snapshot decision is made; the lines cache is not touched. Mirrors /// `MultiMemoryVersionedFile.add_diff`. pub fn add_diff(&mut self, diff: MultiParent, version_id: K, parent_ids: Vec) { if !self.parents.contains_key(&version_id) { self.insert_order.push(version_id.clone()); } self.diffs.insert(version_id.clone(), diff); self.parents.insert(version_id, parent_ids); } /// Add a version (with fulltext `lines`). Decides whether to record as /// a snapshot (`NewText`) or as a multiparent delta. Mirrors /// `BaseVersionedFile.add_version`; `force_snapshot=None` means use /// `do_snapshot`, `single_parent` controls whether to diff against /// only the first parent. pub fn add_version( &mut self, lines: Vec>, version_id: K, parent_ids: Vec, force_snapshot: Option, single_parent: bool, ) -> Result<(), ReconstructError> { let take_snapshot = force_snapshot.unwrap_or_else(|| self.do_snapshot(&version_id, &parent_ids)); let diff = if take_snapshot { self.snapshots.insert(version_id.clone()); MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines.clone())]) } else { let parents_slice: &[K] = if single_parent { &parent_ids[..parent_ids.len().min(1)] } else { &parent_ids[..] }; let parent_lines = self.get_line_list_owned(parents_slice)?; let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parent_lines.iter().map(Vec::as_slice).collect(); let d = MultiParent::from_lines(&lines, &parent_refs, None); if d.is_snapshot() { self.snapshots.insert(version_id.clone()); } d }; self.add_diff(diff, version_id.clone(), parent_ids); self.lines_cache.insert(version_id, lines); Ok(()) } /// Mirror of `BaseVersionedFile.do_snapshot`: walk back /// `snapshot_interval` levels; if the chain reaches a snapshot in that /// many steps, no need to record this one. pub fn do_snapshot(&self, _version_id: &K, parent_ids: &[K]) -> bool { let Some(interval) = self.snapshot_interval else { return false; }; if let Some(max) = self.max_snapshots { if self.snapshots.len() == max { return false; } } if parent_ids.is_empty() { return true; } let mut frontier: Vec = parent_ids.to_vec(); for _ in 0..interval { if frontier.is_empty() { return false; } let current = std::mem::take(&mut frontier); for v in current { if !self.snapshots.contains(&v) { if let Some(ps) = self.parents.get(&v) { frontier.extend(ps.iter().cloned()); } } } } true } /// Get the reconstructed lines for each version in `version_ids`, /// caching as we go. Mirrors `BaseVersionedFile.get_line_list`. pub fn get_line_list( &mut self, version_ids: &[K], ) -> Result>>, ReconstructError> { version_ids .iter() .map(|v| self.cache_version(v).map(<[Vec]>::to_vec)) .collect() } fn get_line_list_owned( &mut self, version_ids: &[K], ) -> Result>>, ReconstructError> { self.get_line_list(version_ids) } /// Reconstruct a version's fulltext (caching the result) and return a /// reference into the cache. Returns [`ReconstructError`] if the diff /// references a parent index outside the version's parent list. pub fn cache_version(&mut self, version_id: &K) -> Result<&[Vec], ReconstructError> { if !self.lines_cache.contains_key(version_id) { let length = self .diffs .get(version_id) .map(MultiParent::num_lines) .unwrap_or(0); let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(length); self.reconstruct(&mut lines, version_id.clone(), 0, length)?; self.lines_cache.insert(version_id.clone(), lines); } Ok(self .lines_cache .get(version_id) .expect("just inserted above") .as_slice()) } /// Append lines for `[req_start, req_end)` of `req_version_id` to `out`. /// /// Iterative port of `_Reconstructor._reconstruct`: walks the diff /// chain backward, splitting a range across hunk boundaries when /// necessary. Each ParentText hunk is rewritten as a fresh range /// request against the parent and pushed onto a pending stack. fn reconstruct( &mut self, out: &mut Vec>, req_version_id: K, req_start: usize, req_end: usize, ) -> Result<(), ReconstructError> { if req_start == req_end { return Ok(()); } let mut pending: Vec<(K, usize, usize)> = vec![(req_version_id, req_start, req_end)]; while let Some((version_id, req_start, req_end)) = pending.pop() { if let Some(cached) = self.lines_cache.get(&version_id) { out.extend_from_slice(&cached[req_start..req_end]); continue; } let diff = self .diffs .get(&version_id) .ok_or(ReconstructError::UnknownVersion)?; let ranges = diff.range_iterator(); let mut idx = 0; while idx < ranges.len() && ranges[idx].end <= req_start { idx += 1; } if idx == ranges.len() { continue; } let hunk = &ranges[idx]; let mut req_end = req_end; if req_end > hunk.end { pending.push((version_id.clone(), hunk.end, req_end)); req_end = hunk.end; } match &hunk.data { RangeData::New(lines) => { let local_start = req_start - hunk.start; let local_end = req_end - hunk.start; out.extend(lines[local_start..local_end].iter().cloned()); } RangeData::Parent { parent, parent_start, parent_end, } => { let parents = self.parents.get(&version_id); let parent_count = parents.map(Vec::len).unwrap_or(0); let parent_key = parents .and_then(|ps| ps.get(*parent)) .ok_or(ReconstructError::ParentIndexOutOfRange { parent_index: *parent, parent_count, })? .clone(); let new_start = parent_start + req_start - hunk.start; let new_end = parent_end + req_end - hunk.end; pending.push((parent_key, new_start, new_end)); } } } Ok(()) } pub fn versions(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.insert_order.iter() } /// Read-only access to the parent map (version -> list of parent keys). pub fn parents_map(&self) -> &std::collections::HashMap> { &self.parents } /// Read-only access to the lines cache (version -> reconstructed /// fulltext lines). A version only appears here after it has been /// reconstructed at least once, or seeded by `add_version`. pub fn lines_cache(&self) -> &std::collections::HashMap>> { &self.lines_cache } /// Snapshot set (versions stored as `NewText` instead of a delta). pub fn snapshots(&self) -> &std::collections::HashSet { &self.snapshots } /// Whether `version` is a recorded snapshot. pub fn is_snapshot(&self, version: &K) -> bool { self.snapshots.contains(version) } pub fn clear_cache(&mut self) { self.lines_cache.clear(); } /// Replace a version's existing diff with a fulltext snapshot of its /// reconstructed lines. Mirrors `BaseVersionedFile.make_snapshot`. pub fn make_snapshot(&mut self, version_id: K) -> Result<(), ReconstructError> { let lines = self.cache_version(&version_id)?.to_vec(); let parents = self.parents.get(&version_id).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let snap = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines)]); self.add_diff(snap, version_id.clone(), parents); self.snapshots.insert(version_id); Ok(()) } /// Like `BaseVersionedFile.import_diffs`: copy every version's diff + /// parent list from `other` into `self` (without recomputing). pub fn import_diffs(&mut self, other: &Self) { for v in other.versions() { if let (Some(d), Some(p)) = (other.get_diff(v), other.get_parents(v)) { self.add_diff(d.clone(), v.clone(), p.to_vec()); } } } /// Versions ranked by `(snapshot_len - delta_len)` ascending — the /// negative end is the cheapest to snapshot. Mirrors /// `BaseVersionedFile.get_size_ranking`. Snapshot versions are /// skipped. pub fn get_size_ranking(&mut self) -> Result, ReconstructError> { let versions: Vec = self.insert_order.clone(); let mut out: Vec<(isize, K)> = Vec::new(); for v in &versions { if self.snapshots.contains(v) { continue; } let diff_len = self .diffs .get(v) .map(|d| d.to_patch().iter().map(Vec::len).sum::()) .unwrap_or(0); let lines = self.cache_version(v)?.to_vec(); let snap = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines)]); let snap_len: usize = snap.to_patch().iter().map(Vec::len).sum(); out.push((snap_len as isize - diff_len as isize, v.clone())); } out.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); Ok(out) } /// Select new snapshots to drop the output size below `num` total /// snapshots. Returns the versions to snapshot. Mirrors /// `BaseVersionedFile.select_by_size` — picks the last `num` entries /// from the size ranking. pub fn select_by_size(&mut self, num: usize) -> Result, ReconstructError> { let needed = num.saturating_sub(self.snapshots.len()); let ranking = self.get_size_ranking()?; Ok(ranking .into_iter() .rev() .take(needed) .map(|(_, v)| v) .collect()) } /// Select which versions to add as snapshots given the chain depth /// from each version to its nearest snapshot ancestor. Mirrors /// `BaseVersionedFile.select_snapshots`. pub fn select_snapshots(&self) -> std::collections::HashSet { let interval = self.snapshot_interval.unwrap_or(usize::MAX); // Topo-walk via the existing topo_iter helper. let parents_map: std::collections::HashMap>> = self .parents .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), Some(v.clone()))) .collect(); let order: Vec = topo_iter(&parents_map, &self.insert_order); let mut build_ancestors: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut snapshots: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for version_id in &order { let parents = self.parents.get(version_id).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let mut potential: std::collections::HashSet = parents.iter().cloned().collect(); if parents.is_empty() { snapshots.insert(version_id.clone()); build_ancestors.insert(version_id.clone(), std::collections::HashSet::new()); } else { for p in &parents { if let Some(set) = build_ancestors.get(p) { potential.extend(set.iter().cloned()); } } if potential.len() > interval { snapshots.insert(version_id.clone()); build_ancestors.insert(version_id.clone(), std::collections::HashSet::new()); } else { build_ancestors.insert(version_id.clone(), potential); } } } snapshots } /// Rank versions by how much their snapshot status reduces overall /// build complexity. Mirrors `BaseVersionedFile.get_build_ranking`. pub fn get_build_ranking(&self) -> Vec { let mut could_avoid: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut referenced_by: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let parents_map: std::collections::HashMap>> = self .parents .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), Some(v.clone()))) .collect(); let order: Vec = topo_iter(&parents_map, &self.insert_order); for v in &order { could_avoid.insert(v.clone(), std::collections::HashSet::new()); if !self.snapshots.contains(v) { let parents = self.parents.get(v).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); for p in &parents { if let Some(set) = could_avoid.get(p).cloned() { could_avoid.get_mut(v).unwrap().extend(set); } } let all_known: Vec = self.parents.keys().cloned().collect(); could_avoid.get_mut(v).unwrap().extend(all_known); could_avoid.get_mut(v).unwrap().remove(v); } let avoid_set = could_avoid.get(v).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); for avoid_id in avoid_set { referenced_by.entry(avoid_id).or_default().insert(v.clone()); } } let mut available: Vec = self.insert_order.clone(); let mut ranking: Vec = Vec::new(); while !available.is_empty() { available.sort_by_key(|x| { could_avoid.get(x).map(|s| s.len()).unwrap_or(0) * referenced_by.get(x).map(|s| s.len()).unwrap_or(0) }); let selected = available.pop().expect("non-empty checked above"); ranking.push(selected.clone()); let selected_refs = referenced_by.get(&selected).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let selected_avoid = could_avoid.get(&selected).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); for v in &selected_refs { if let Some(set) = could_avoid.get_mut(v) { for r in &selected_avoid { set.remove(r); } } } for v in &selected_avoid { if let Some(set) = referenced_by.get_mut(v) { for r in &selected_refs { set.remove(r); } } } } ranking } pub fn snapshot_interval(&self) -> Option { self.snapshot_interval } pub fn max_snapshots(&self) -> Option { self.max_snapshots } /// The set of version ids currently recorded as snapshots. pub fn snapshots_set(&self) -> &std::collections::HashSet { &self.snapshots } /// Record `version_id` as a snapshot without recomputing its diff. Used /// when restoring state (e.g. loading a disk index). pub fn mark_snapshot(&mut self, version_id: K) { self.snapshots.insert(version_id); } } /// Error from a [`DiskMultiVersionedFile`] operation: either reconstruction /// failed or the underlying disk I/O failed. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum DiskError { Reconstruct(ReconstructError), Io(std::io::Error), } impl std::fmt::Display for DiskError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { DiskError::Reconstruct(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), DiskError::Io(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), } } } impl std::error::Error for DiskError {} impl From for DiskError { fn from(e: ReconstructError) -> Self { DiskError::Reconstruct(e) } } impl From for DiskError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { DiskError::Io(e) } } /// Disk-backed multi-parent versioned file, ported from /// `bzrformats.multiparent.MultiVersionedFile`. /// /// Diffs are appended to `.mpknit` as independent gzip members (each /// prefixed with a `version \n` line) and the parents/snapshots/offsets /// index is bencoded to `.mpidx`. An in-memory /// [`MultiMemoryVersionedFile`] holds the live diffs so reconstruction reuses /// the shared engine; `load` repopulates it by reading every diff off disk. pub struct DiskMultiVersionedFile { filename: String, mem: MultiMemoryVersionedFile>, /// version id -> (byte offset, byte length) of its gzip member in .mpknit diff_offset: std::collections::HashMap, (u64, u64)>, } impl DiskMultiVersionedFile { pub fn new( filename: String, snapshot_interval: Option, max_snapshots: Option, ) -> Self { Self { filename, mem: MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new(snapshot_interval, max_snapshots), diff_offset: std::collections::HashMap::new(), } } fn knit_path(&self) -> String { format!("{}.mpknit", self.filename) } fn idx_path(&self) -> String { format!("{}.mpidx", self.filename) } /// Append `diff` for `version_id` to the .mpknit file as a gzip member and /// record its offset. Mirrors `MultiVersionedFile.add_diff`. fn write_diff_to_disk(&mut self, diff: &MultiParent, version_id: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result<()> { use std::io::{Seek, SeekFrom, Write}; let mut outfile = std::fs::OpenOptions::new() .create(true) .append(true) .open(self.knit_path())?; let start = outfile.seek(SeekFrom::End(0))?; { let mut enc = flate2::write::GzEncoder::new(&mut outfile, flate2::Compression::default()); enc.write_all(b"version ")?; enc.write_all(version_id)?; enc.write_all(b"\n")?; for chunk in diff.to_patch() { enc.write_all(&chunk)?; } enc.finish()?; } let end = outfile.seek(SeekFrom::End(0))?; self.diff_offset .insert(version_id.to_vec(), (start, end - start)); Ok(()) } /// Add a fulltext version: compute its diff against parents (deciding /// snapshots), store it in the in-memory VF and append it to disk. pub fn add_version( &mut self, lines: Vec>, version_id: Vec, parent_ids: Vec>, force_snapshot: Option, single_parent: bool, ) -> Result<(), DiskError> { self.mem.add_version( lines, version_id.clone(), parent_ids, force_snapshot, single_parent, )?; let diff = self.mem.get_diff(&version_id).expect("just added").clone(); self.write_diff_to_disk(&diff, &version_id)?; Ok(()) } /// Reconstruct the fulltext line lists for `version_ids`. pub fn get_line_list( &mut self, version_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result>>, ReconstructError> { self.mem.get_line_list(version_ids) } /// Read a single diff back from the .mpknit file. pub fn read_diff_from_disk(&self, version_id: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result { use std::io::{Read, Seek, SeekFrom}; let (start, count) = *self .diff_offset .get(version_id) .ok_or_else(|| std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound, "unknown version"))?; let mut infile = std::fs::File::open(self.knit_path())?; infile.seek(SeekFrom::Start(start))?; let mut buf = vec![0u8; count as usize]; infile.read_exact(&mut buf)?; let mut dec = flate2::read::GzDecoder::new(&buf[..]); let mut content = Vec::new(); dec.read_to_end(&mut content)?; // Drop the leading `version \n` header line. let body = match content.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { Some(i) => &content[i + 1..], None => &content[..], }; MultiParent::from_patch(body) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e.to_string())) } /// Persist the parents/snapshots/offsets index to the .mpidx file as a /// bencoded `(parents, snapshots, diff_offset)` tuple, matching the /// `fastbencode` layout the Python implementation wrote. pub fn save(&self) -> std::io::Result<()> { let data = self.encode_index(); std::fs::write(self.idx_path(), data) } /// Load the index from .mpidx and repopulate the in-memory VF by reading /// every diff back off the .mpknit file. pub fn load(&mut self) -> std::io::Result<()> { let data = std::fs::read(self.idx_path())?; let (parents, snapshots, diff_offset) = Self::decode_index(&data) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?; self.diff_offset = diff_offset; let mut mem: MultiMemoryVersionedFile> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new(self.mem.snapshot_interval(), self.mem.max_snapshots()); // Re-add each diff in the on-disk order so reconstruction has them. for (version_id, parent_ids) in &parents { let diff = self.read_diff_from_disk(version_id)?; mem.add_diff(diff, version_id.clone(), parent_ids.clone()); } for snap in snapshots { mem.mark_snapshot(snap); } self.mem = mem; Ok(()) } /// Remove the .mpknit and .mpidx files from disk. pub fn destroy(&self) -> std::io::Result<()> { for path in [self.knit_path(), self.idx_path()] { match std::fs::remove_file(&path) { Ok(()) => {} Err(e) if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound => {} Err(e) => return Err(e), } } Ok(()) } /// Bencode the `(parents, snapshots, diff_offset)` index. /// /// `parents` is a dict version_id -> [parent_id, ...]; `snapshots` is a /// list of version_ids; `diff_offset` is a dict version_id -> /// [start, length]. Dict keys are emitted in sorted order, as bencode /// requires. fn encode_index(&self) -> Vec { use bendy::encoding::Encoder; let mut parents: Vec<(Vec, Vec>)> = self .mem .parents_map() .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())) .collect(); parents.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let mut offsets: Vec<(Vec, (u64, u64))> = self .diff_offset .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), *v)) .collect(); offsets.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); let mut snapshots: Vec> = self.mem.snapshots_set().iter().cloned().collect(); snapshots.sort(); let mut e = Encoder::new(); e.emit_list(|list| { // parents dict list.emit_dict(|mut d| { for (k, v) in &parents { d.emit_pair_with(k, |e| { e.emit_list(|l| { for p in v { l.emit_bytes(p)?; } Ok(()) }) })?; } Ok(()) })?; // snapshots list list.emit_list(|l| { for s in &snapshots { l.emit_bytes(s)?; } Ok(()) })?; // diff_offset dict list.emit_dict(|mut d| { for (k, (start, len)) in &offsets { d.emit_pair_with(k, |e| { e.emit_list(|l| { l.emit_int(*start)?; l.emit_int(*len)?; Ok(()) }) })?; } Ok(()) })?; Ok(()) }) .expect("bencode index"); e.get_output().expect("bencode index") } #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] fn decode_index( data: &[u8], ) -> Result< ( Vec<(Vec, Vec>)>, Vec>, std::collections::HashMap, (u64, u64)>, ), String, > { use bendy::decoding::{Decoder, Object}; let mut decoder = Decoder::new(data); let mut top = match decoder.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { Some(Object::List(l)) => l, _ => return Err("index is not a bencode list".to_string()), }; // parents dict let mut parents: Vec<(Vec, Vec>)> = Vec::new(); match top.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { Some(Object::Dict(mut d)) => { while let Some((k, v)) = d.next_pair().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { let key = k.to_vec(); let mut ps = Vec::new(); if let Object::List(mut pl) = v { while let Some(p) = pl.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { ps.push(bytes_of(p)?); } } parents.push((key, ps)); } } _ => return Err("expected parents dict".to_string()), } // snapshots list let mut snapshots = Vec::new(); match top.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { Some(Object::List(mut l)) => { while let Some(s) = l.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { snapshots.push(bytes_of(s)?); } } _ => return Err("expected snapshots list".to_string()), } // diff_offset dict let mut diff_offset = std::collections::HashMap::new(); match top.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { Some(Object::Dict(mut d)) => { while let Some((k, v)) = d.next_pair().map_err(|e| e.to_string())? { let key = k.to_vec(); if let Object::List(mut pair) = v { let start = int_of(pair.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())?)?; let len = int_of(pair.next_object().map_err(|e| e.to_string())?)?; diff_offset.insert(key, (start, len)); } } } _ => return Err("expected diff_offset dict".to_string()), } Ok((parents, snapshots, diff_offset)) } } fn bytes_of(obj: bendy::decoding::Object<'_, '_>) -> Result, String> { match obj { bendy::decoding::Object::Bytes(b) => Ok(b.to_vec()), _ => Err("expected bencode bytes".to_string()), } } fn int_of(obj: Option>) -> Result { match obj { Some(bendy::decoding::Object::Integer(s)) => s.parse::().map_err(|e| e.to_string()), _ => Err("expected bencode integer".to_string()), } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn lines(s: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { s.iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect() } #[test] fn disk_vf_save_load_roundtrip() { // Mirrors bzrformats test_multiparent.TestMultiVersionedFile.test_save_load. let dir = std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("mpvf-test-{}", std::process::id())); std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir).unwrap(); let base = dir.join("foop").to_str().unwrap().to_string(); let mut vf = DiskMultiVersionedFile::new(base.clone(), Some(25), None); vf.add_version( lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n", b"d"]), b"a".to_vec(), vec![], None, false, ) .unwrap(); vf.add_version( lines(&[b"a\n", b"e\n", b"d\n"]), b"b".to_vec(), vec![b"a".to_vec()], None, false, ) .unwrap(); vf.save().unwrap(); let mut newvf = DiskMultiVersionedFile::new(base, Some(25), None); newvf.load().unwrap(); let a = newvf.get_line_list(&[b"a".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(a[0].concat(), b"a\nb\nc\nd"); let b = newvf.get_line_list(&[b"b".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(b[0].concat(), b"a\ne\nd\n"); newvf.destroy().unwrap(); let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&dir); } #[test] fn new_text_to_patch() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"]))]); assert_eq!( mp.to_patch(), vec![b"i 1\n".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec(), b"\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn empty_new_text_to_patch() { // Mirrors test_multiparent.TestNewText.test_to_patch empty case. let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(vec![])]); assert_eq!(mp.to_patch(), vec![b"i 0\n".to_vec(), b"\n".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn new_text_line_without_trailing_newline_to_patch() { // Mirrors test_multiparent.TestNewText.test_to_patch `[b"a"]` case — // `to_patch` must emit the bare `b"\n"` separator regardless of // whether the final payload line itself ends in `\n`. let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a"]))]); assert_eq!( mp.to_patch(), vec![b"i 1\n".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec(), b"\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn mixed_to_patch() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 1, child_pos: 2, num_lines: 3, }, ]); assert_eq!( mp.to_patch(), vec![ b"i 1\n".to_vec(), b"a\n".to_vec(), b"\n".to_vec(), b"c 0 1 2 3\n".to_vec(), ] ); } #[test] fn from_patch_round_trip() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 1, child_pos: 2, num_lines: 3, }, ]); let parsed = MultiParent::from_patch(b"i 1\na\n\nc 0 1 2 3").unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, mp); } #[test] fn from_patch_without_trailing_separator() { let parsed = MultiParent::from_patch(b"i 1\na\nc 0 1 2 3\n").unwrap(); let expected = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(vec![b"a".to_vec()]), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 1, child_pos: 2, num_lines: 3, }, ]); assert_eq!(parsed, expected); } #[test] fn num_lines_matches_python() { let mut mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"]))]); assert_eq!(mp.num_lines(), 1); mp.hunks.push(Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"b\n", b"c\n"]))); assert_eq!(mp.num_lines(), 3); mp.hunks.push(Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 3, num_lines: 2, }); assert_eq!(mp.num_lines(), 5); mp.hunks.push(Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"f\n", b"g\n"]))); assert_eq!(mp.num_lines(), 7); } #[test] fn range_iterator_shape() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::ParentText { parent: 1, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 4, }, Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 3, child_pos: 4, num_lines: 1, }, Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"q\n"])), ]); let items = mp.range_iterator(); assert_eq!(items.len(), 3); assert_eq!((items[0].start, items[0].end), (0, 4)); assert_eq!( items[0].data, RangeData::Parent { parent: 1, parent_start: 0, parent_end: 4, } ); assert_eq!((items[1].start, items[1].end), (4, 5)); assert_eq!( items[1].data, RangeData::Parent { parent: 0, parent_start: 3, parent_end: 4, } ); assert_eq!((items[2].start, items[2].end), (5, 6)); match items[2].data { RangeData::New(ls) => assert_eq!(ls, &[b"q\n".to_vec()][..]), _ => panic!("expected New"), } } #[test] fn matching_blocks_emits_sentinel() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 1, }, Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"b\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 1, child_pos: 2, num_lines: 3, }, ]); assert_eq!( mp.matching_blocks(0, 4), vec![(0, 0, 1), (1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 0)] ); } #[test] fn is_snapshot() { assert!(MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"]))]).is_snapshot()); assert!(!MultiParent::new().is_snapshot()); assert!(!MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n"])), Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"b\n"])), ]) .is_snapshot()); assert!(!MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 1, }]) .is_snapshot()); } #[test] fn binary_content_round_trip() { // From test_binary_content: bytes containing \r, \xff, NUL. let lf_split: Vec> = vec![ b"\x00\n".to_vec(), b"\x00\r\x01\n".to_vec(), b"\x02\r\xff".to_vec(), ]; let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(lf_split.clone())]); let patch: Vec = mp.to_patch().into_iter().flatten().collect(); let parsed = MultiParent::from_patch(&patch).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, mp); } #[test] fn patch_len_matches_to_patch() { let mp = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"hello\n", b"world\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 2, parent_pos: 10, child_pos: 20, num_lines: 5, }, ]); let concatenated: usize = mp.to_patch().iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum(); assert_eq!(mp.patch_len(), concatenated); } #[test] fn from_patch_rejects_unexpected_char() { assert_eq!( MultiParent::from_patch(b"x nonsense\n"), Err(ParseError::UnexpectedChar(b'x')) ); } fn topo_parents( entries: &[(&str, Option<&[&str]>)], ) -> std::collections::HashMap>> { entries .iter() .map(|(k, ps)| { ( (*k).to_string(), ps.map(|ps| ps.iter().map(|p| (*p).to_string()).collect()), ) }) .collect() } fn topo_versions(vs: &[&str]) -> Vec { vs.iter().map(|v| (*v).to_string()).collect() } #[test] fn topo_iter_linear_chain() { // a <- b <- c <- d, fed in insertion order. let parents = topo_parents(&[ ("a", Some(&[])), ("b", Some(&["a"])), ("c", Some(&["b"])), ("d", Some(&["c"])), ]); let versions = topo_versions(&["a", "b", "c", "d"]); assert_eq!(topo_iter(&parents, &versions), versions); } #[test] fn topo_iter_orders_parents_before_children_when_input_is_shuffled() { // Same diamond shape, shuffled input. Tiebreakers come from the // order in which descendants were registered while walking // `version_order`, so the exact sequence is deterministic and // matches the Python `_topo_iter` implementation. let parents = topo_parents(&[ ("a", Some(&[])), ("b", Some(&["a"])), ("c", Some(&["a"])), ("d", Some(&["b", "c"])), ]); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &topo_versions(&["d", "c", "b", "a"])); assert_eq!(got, topo_versions(&["a", "c", "b", "d"])); } #[test] fn topo_iter_parentless_sentinel_is_treated_as_root() { // A `None` entry (parentless sentinel) is yielded without waiting // on anything, mirroring the Python special case. let parents = topo_parents(&[("a", None), ("b", Some(&["a"]))]); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &topo_versions(&["b", "a"])); assert_eq!(got, topo_versions(&["a", "b"])); } #[test] fn topo_iter_ignores_parents_outside_input_set() { // If a parent isn't in the version set, it doesn't count as // pending — the child can be yielded immediately. let parents = topo_parents(&[("x", Some(&["not-in-set"])), ("y", Some(&["x"]))]); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &topo_versions(&["x", "y"])); assert_eq!(got, topo_versions(&["x", "y"])); } #[test] fn topo_iter_empty_input() { let parents: std::collections::HashMap>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &[] as &[String]); assert!(got.is_empty()); } #[test] fn topo_iter_deduplicates_input() { // Duplicate versions in the input list produce a single output // entry, matching the "seen" bookkeeping. let parents = topo_parents(&[("a", Some(&[])), ("b", Some(&["a"]))]); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &topo_versions(&["a", "b", "a", "b"])); assert_eq!(got, topo_versions(&["a", "b"])); } #[test] fn topo_iter_diamond() { // a -> b, a -> c, b+c -> d let parents = topo_parents(&[ ("a", Some(&[])), ("b", Some(&["a"])), ("c", Some(&["a"])), ("d", Some(&["b", "c"])), ]); let got = topo_iter(&parents, &topo_versions(&["a", "b", "c", "d"])); assert_eq!(got, topo_versions(&["a", "b", "c", "d"])); } #[test] fn from_patch_rejects_truncated_new_text() { assert_eq!( MultiParent::from_patch(b"i 3\nonly\n"), Err(ParseError::Truncated) ); } #[test] fn from_lines_no_parents_is_single_new_text() { let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]); let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &[]); assert_eq!(mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]))]); } #[test] fn from_lines_runs_patiencediff_for_each_parent() { // text = parent → single ParentText covering everything. let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]); let p0 = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]); let parents: Vec<&[Vec]> = vec![&p0]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines(&text, &parents, None); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 3, }] ); } #[test] fn from_lines_supplied_left_blocks_skip_left_diff() { // Supplied blocks claim a perfect match even though parent doesn't // contain text — proves from_lines used them instead of running // patiencediff. let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]); let p0 = lines(&[b"x\n", b"y\n"]); let parents: Vec<&[Vec]> = vec![&p0]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines(&text, &parents, Some(vec![(0, 0, 2), (2, 2, 0)])); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 2, }] ); } #[test] fn from_lines_single_parent_full_match() { // text == parent. One (0,0,2) block plus sentinel. let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]); let blocks = vec![vec![(0, 0, 2), (2, 2, 0)]]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &blocks); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 2, }] ); } #[test] fn from_lines_prefers_longest_match_across_parents() { // text = [a b c d] // parent 0 matches [a b] at (0,0,2) // parent 1 matches [a b c d] at (0,0,4) // The longest match (parent 1) should win. let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n", b"d\n"]); let blocks = vec![vec![(0, 0, 2), (2, 4, 0)], vec![(0, 0, 4), (4, 4, 0)]]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &blocks); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 1, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 4, }] ); } #[test] fn from_lines_mixes_new_text_and_parent_text() { // text = [x a b y] // parent 0 matches [a b] at (0,1,2) let text = lines(&[b"x\n", b"a\n", b"b\n", b"y\n"]); let blocks = vec![vec![(0, 1, 2), (2, 4, 0)]]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &blocks); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"x\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 1, num_lines: 2, }, Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"y\n"])), ] ); } #[test] fn from_lines_advances_block_offset_when_partial() { // text = [a b c]; parent provides (0,0,3) but cur_line might land // mid-block if a prior hunk consumed the start. Simulate this by // pretending a longer parent matched first. // text = [a b c d] // parent 0: single block (0,0,4) let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n", b"d\n"]); let blocks = vec![vec![(0, 0, 4), (4, 4, 0)]]; let mp = MultiParent::from_lines_with_blocks(&text, &blocks); assert_eq!( mp.hunks, vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 4, }] ); } #[test] fn mpvf_fulltext_roundtrip_via_add_version() { // Add a single fulltext (no parents → snapshot), read it back. let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); let text = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]); mpvf.add_version(text.clone(), "v1", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); assert!(mpvf.has_version(&"v1")); mpvf.clear_cache(); let got = mpvf.get_line_list(&["v1"]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got, vec![text]); } #[test] fn mpvf_delta_reconstructs_from_parent() { // v1 = [a b c], v2 = [a x c] (replace line 1 with x). let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); let v1 = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]); let v2 = lines(&[b"a\n", b"x\n", b"c\n"]); mpvf.add_version(v1.clone(), "v1", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(v2.clone(), "v2", vec!["v1"], None, false) .unwrap(); // Force reconstruction from chain only. mpvf.clear_cache(); let got = mpvf.get_line_list(&["v2"]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got, vec![v2]); } #[test] fn mpvf_add_diff_then_reconstruct_via_get_line_list() { // Wire up the diff directly (the path add_mpdiffs uses) and verify // get_line_list walks the chain. let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); mpvf.add_version(lines(&[b"x\n", b"y\n"]), "base", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); // Manually craft a delta that replaces line 0 with "X". let diff = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![ Hunk::NewText(lines(&[b"X\n"])), Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 1, child_pos: 1, num_lines: 1, }, ]); mpvf.add_diff(diff, "child", vec!["base"]); // Clear the cache so reconstruct must walk the diff chain. mpvf.clear_cache(); let got = mpvf.get_line_list(&["child"]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got, vec![lines(&[b"X\n", b"y\n"])]); } /// Split a byte string into one `"x\n"` line per byte, mirroring the /// Python test helper `add_version`. fn char_lines(s: &[u8]) -> Vec> { s.iter().map(|b| vec![*b, b'\n']).collect() } /// The 3-version fixture from the Python TestMultiParent.make_vf: /// rev-a=abcd, rev-b=acde, rev-c=abef with parents [rev-a, rev-b]. fn make_two_parent_vf() -> MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> { let mut vf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"abcd"), "rev-a", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"acde"), "rev-b", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version( char_lines(b"abef"), "rev-c", vec!["rev-a", "rev-b"], None, false, ) .unwrap(); vf } #[test] fn mpvf_reconstructs_version_with_two_parents() { // rev-c is a diff against both rev-a and rev-b; reconstructing it // exercises hunks that reference different parent slots. let mut vf = make_two_parent_vf(); vf.clear_cache(); let got = vf.get_line_list(&["rev-a", "rev-c"]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got[0], char_lines(b"abcd")); assert_eq!(got[1], char_lines(b"abef")); } #[test] fn mpvf_get_build_ranking_returns_all_versions() { let vf = make_two_parent_vf(); let ranking: std::collections::HashSet<&str> = vf.get_build_ranking().into_iter().collect(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet<&str> = vec!["rev-a", "rev-b", "rev-c"].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(ranking, expected); } #[test] fn mpvf_get_build_ranking_single_version() { let mut vf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"a"), "rev-a", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(vf.get_build_ranking(), vec!["rev-a"]); } #[test] fn mpvf_reordered_lines_from_distinct_parent_hunks() { // The corner case requiring a cursor restart during reconstruction: // rev-e draws one line each from two different hunks of rev-b, in the // opposite order to how they appear in rev-b. let mut vf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"c"), "rev-a", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"acb"), "rev-b", vec!["rev-a"], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"b"), "rev-c", vec!["rev-b"], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version(char_lines(b"a"), "rev-d", vec!["rev-b"], None, false) .unwrap(); vf.add_version( char_lines(b"ba"), "rev-e", vec!["rev-c", "rev-d"], None, false, ) .unwrap(); vf.clear_cache(); let got = vf.get_line_list(&["rev-e"]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got[0], char_lines(b"ba")); } #[test] fn mpvf_versions_preserves_insert_order() { let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); mpvf.add_version(vec![], "a", vec![], None, false).unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(vec![], "b", vec![], None, false).unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(vec![], "c", vec![], None, false).unwrap(); let v: Vec<&str> = mpvf.versions().copied().collect(); assert_eq!(v, vec!["a", "b", "c"]); } #[test] fn mpvf_make_snapshot_replaces_delta_with_fulltext() { let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); let base = lines(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]); let child = lines(&[b"X\n", b"b\n"]); mpvf.add_version(base, "base", vec![], None, false).unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(child.clone(), "child", vec!["base"], None, false) .unwrap(); assert!(!mpvf.is_snapshot(&"child")); mpvf.make_snapshot("child").unwrap(); assert!(mpvf.is_snapshot(&"child")); // The stored diff is now a single NewText covering the full child. let d = mpvf.get_diff(&"child").unwrap(); assert!(matches!(d.hunks.as_slice(), [Hunk::NewText(_)])); } #[test] fn mpvf_import_diffs_copies_each_version() { let mut src: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); src.add_version(lines(&[b"a\n"]), "v1", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); src.add_version(lines(&[b"b\n"]), "v2", vec!["v1"], None, false) .unwrap(); let mut dst: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::default(); dst.import_diffs(&src); assert!(dst.has_version(&"v1")); assert!(dst.has_version(&"v2")); // Parents are preserved. assert_eq!(dst.get_parents(&"v2"), Some(&["v1"][..])); } #[test] fn mpvf_select_snapshots_picks_chain_breaks() { // Build a long chain; with snapshot_interval=2 every third // version (counting the root) should be selected. let mut mpvf: MultiMemoryVersionedFile<&'static str> = MultiMemoryVersionedFile::new(Some(2), None); mpvf.add_version(lines(&[b"v1\n"]), "v1", vec![], None, false) .unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(lines(&[b"v2\n"]), "v2", vec!["v1"], None, false) .unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(lines(&[b"v3\n"]), "v3", vec!["v2"], None, false) .unwrap(); mpvf.add_version(lines(&[b"v4\n"]), "v4", vec!["v3"], None, false) .unwrap(); let chosen = mpvf.select_snapshots(); // v1 has no parents → always a snapshot. After two steps we // exceed the interval, so v4 (3 ancestors) is also selected. assert!(chosen.contains(&"v1")); assert!(chosen.contains(&"v4")); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/0000755000000000000000000000000015177354700016702 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/pack.rs0000644000000000000000000013517215211042574016465 0ustar00//! Bazaar container format 1 serialization. //! //! Port of the pure-logic core of `bzrformats/pack.py`, plus stream-oriented //! reader/writer types and the [`ReadVFile`] hunk adapter. The transport call //! that feeds `make_readv_reader` its hunks stays in the binding layer, but //! the hunk-stitching logic lives here. /// Magic bytes written at the start of a format-1 container (without the /// trailing newline). pub const FORMAT_ONE: &[u8] = b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)"; /// Errors raised by this module. Python callers wrap these in their own /// `ContainerError` hierarchy. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum PackError { /// A name contained a whitespace byte (tab, LF, VT, FF, CR, space). InvalidName(Vec), /// The first line of the container was not the expected format marker. UnknownContainerFormat(Vec), /// A record type byte other than `B` or `E` was encountered. UnknownRecordType(u8), /// A record length line was not a decimal integer. InvalidRecord(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for PackError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { PackError::InvalidName(n) => write!(f, "{:?} is not a valid name.", n), PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(line) => { write!(f, "unrecognised container format: {:?}", line) } PackError::UnknownRecordType(b) => { write!(f, "unknown record type: {:?}", &[*b]) } PackError::InvalidRecord(reason) => write!(f, "invalid record: {}", reason), } } } impl std::error::Error for PackError {} /// True if `byte` is one of the whitespace bytes rejected by [`check_name`]. /// /// Matches the Python regex `[\t\n\x0b\x0c\r ]`. #[inline] fn is_whitespace(byte: u8) -> bool { matches!(byte, b'\t' | b'\n' | 0x0b | 0x0c | b'\r' | b' ') } /// Reject names that contain whitespace. Matches `pack._check_name`. pub fn check_name(name: &[u8]) -> Result<(), PackError> { if name.iter().any(|&b| is_whitespace(b)) { return Err(PackError::InvalidName(name.to_vec())); } Ok(()) } /// Bytes to begin a container: the format line plus a newline. pub fn begin() -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(FORMAT_ONE.len() + 1); out.extend_from_slice(FORMAT_ONE); out.push(b'\n'); out } /// Bytes to finish a container. pub fn end() -> &'static [u8] { b"E" } /// Serialize a bytes-record header: kind marker, length, names, separator. /// /// Each name is a tuple of parts; parts are joined by NUL and terminated by /// `\n`. An empty line marks the end of the name list. Names are validated /// via [`check_name`] — note the Python implementation leaves a partially /// written header if a later name fails, but for the pure-function port we /// validate up front so the returned bytes are always self-consistent. pub fn bytes_header(length: usize, names: &[Vec>]) -> Result, PackError> { for name_tuple in names { for part in name_tuple { check_name(part)?; } } let mut out = Vec::new(); out.push(b'B'); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}\n", length).as_bytes()); for name_tuple in names { for (i, part) in name_tuple.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(0); } out.extend_from_slice(part); } out.push(b'\n'); } out.push(b'\n'); Ok(out) } /// Serialize a full bytes record (header followed by `body`). pub fn bytes_record(body: &[u8], names: &[Vec>]) -> Result, PackError> { let header = bytes_header(body.len(), names)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(header.len() + body.len()); out.extend_from_slice(&header); out.extend_from_slice(body); Ok(out) } /// One parsed record: its list of name tuples and its body bytes. pub type Record = (Vec>>, Vec); #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] #[allow(clippy::enum_variant_names)] enum State { ExpectingFormatLine, ExpectingRecordType, ExpectingLength, ExpectingName, ExpectingBody, ExpectingNothing, } /// Incremental parser for container format 1. Mirrors the Python /// `ContainerPushParser`: callers push bytes via [`accept_bytes`] and pull /// completed records via [`read_pending_records`]. /// /// [`accept_bytes`]: ContainerPushParser::accept_bytes /// [`read_pending_records`]: ContainerPushParser::read_pending_records #[derive(Debug)] pub struct ContainerPushParser { buffer: Vec, state: State, parsed_records: Vec, current_record_length: Option, current_record_names: Vec>>, finished: bool, } impl Default for ContainerPushParser { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl ContainerPushParser { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { buffer: Vec::new(), state: State::ExpectingFormatLine, parsed_records: Vec::new(), current_record_length: None, current_record_names: Vec::new(), finished: false, } } pub fn finished(&self) -> bool { self.finished } /// Feed more bytes to the parser. Runs the state machine until it stops /// making progress. pub fn accept_bytes(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), PackError> { self.buffer.extend_from_slice(bytes); let mut last_len = None; let mut last_state = None; while last_len != Some(self.buffer.len()) || last_state != Some(self.state) { last_len = Some(self.buffer.len()); last_state = Some(self.state); self.step()?; } Ok(()) } /// Drain up to `max` parsed records (or all of them when `max` is /// `None`). pub fn read_pending_records(&mut self, max: Option) -> Vec { match max { Some(n) if n < self.parsed_records.len() => self.parsed_records.drain(..n).collect(), _ => std::mem::take(&mut self.parsed_records), } } /// A hint for how many bytes should be read from the underlying source /// next. Matches the Python implementation: 16 KiB default, but at /// least the remaining body length when mid-record. pub fn read_size_hint(&self) -> usize { let hint = 16384; if self.state == State::ExpectingBody { let need = self .current_record_length .expect("length set before body state") .saturating_sub(self.buffer.len()); hint.max(need) } else { hint } } /// Consume a `\n`-terminated line from the buffer (without the newline). /// Returns `None` if no complete line is available yet. fn consume_line(&mut self) -> Option> { let pos = self.buffer.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n')?; let line: Vec = self.buffer.drain(..=pos).take(pos).collect(); Some(line) } fn step(&mut self) -> Result<(), PackError> { match self.state { State::ExpectingFormatLine => { if let Some(line) = self.consume_line() { if line != FORMAT_ONE { return Err(PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(line)); } self.state = State::ExpectingRecordType; } } State::ExpectingRecordType => { if let Some(&b) = self.buffer.first() { self.buffer.drain(..1); match b { b'B' => self.state = State::ExpectingLength, b'E' => { self.finished = true; self.state = State::ExpectingNothing; } other => return Err(PackError::UnknownRecordType(other)), } } } State::ExpectingLength => { if let Some(line) = self.consume_line() { let s = std::str::from_utf8(&line).map_err(|_| { PackError::InvalidRecord(format!("{:?} is not a valid length.", line)) })?; let n: usize = s.parse().map_err(|_| { PackError::InvalidRecord(format!("{:?} is not a valid length.", line)) })?; self.current_record_length = Some(n); self.state = State::ExpectingName; } } State::ExpectingName => { if let Some(line) = self.consume_line() { if line.is_empty() { self.state = State::ExpectingBody; } else { let parts: Vec> = line.split(|&b| b == 0).map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(); for part in &parts { check_name(part)?; } self.current_record_names.push(parts); } } } State::ExpectingBody => { let need = self.current_record_length.expect("length set before body"); if self.buffer.len() >= need { let body: Vec = self.buffer.drain(..need).collect(); let names = std::mem::take(&mut self.current_record_names); self.parsed_records.push((names, body)); self.current_record_length = None; self.state = State::ExpectingRecordType; } } State::ExpectingNothing => {} } Ok(()) } } /// `_check_name_encoding` from pack.py: rejects names that aren't valid UTF-8. pub fn check_name_encoding(name: &[u8]) -> Result<(), PackError> { std::str::from_utf8(name) .map(|_| ()) .map_err(|e| PackError::InvalidRecord(e.to_string())) } /// Errors that can happen while reading a container stream. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum ReadError { Pack(PackError), Io(std::io::Error), /// Stream ended before the container was complete. UnexpectedEof, /// Trailing bytes after the End marker. ExcessData(Vec), /// `validate` saw the same name tuple twice. DuplicateName(Vec>), } impl std::fmt::Display for ReadError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ReadError::Pack(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), ReadError::Io(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), ReadError::UnexpectedEof => write!(f, "unexpected end of container stream"), ReadError::ExcessData(d) => { write!(f, "container has data after end marker: {:?}", d) } ReadError::DuplicateName(n) => { write!( f, "container has multiple records with the same name: {:?}", n ) } } } } impl std::error::Error for ReadError {} impl From for ReadError { fn from(e: PackError) -> Self { ReadError::Pack(e) } } impl From for ReadError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { ReadError::Io(e) } } /// Default coalescing threshold: when a record body is below this size, /// merge the header and body into a single `write` call to cut IO. pub const DEFAULT_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD: usize = 100_000; /// Stateful container-format-1 writer. Wraps any [`std::io::Write`] and /// tracks the byte offset so callers can build a (offset, length) memo for /// random-access reads. pub struct ContainerWriter { out: W, /// Records below this byte length merge their header and body into one /// write; larger records issue separate writes per chunk. pub join_writes_threshold: usize, /// Bytes written so far, including the header line. pub current_offset: u64, /// Number of bytes records added (excludes begin/end framing). pub records_written: u64, } impl ContainerWriter { pub fn new(out: W) -> Self { Self { out, join_writes_threshold: DEFAULT_JOIN_WRITES_THRESHOLD, current_offset: 0, records_written: 0, } } fn write(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result<()> { self.out.write_all(bytes)?; self.current_offset += bytes.len() as u64; Ok(()) } /// Write the format header line. pub fn begin(&mut self) -> std::io::Result<()> { self.write(&begin()) } /// Write the End marker. pub fn end(&mut self) -> std::io::Result<()> { self.write(end()) } /// Append a Bytes record. Returns `(offset, length)` of the record /// within the container. pub fn add_bytes_record( &mut self, chunks: &[&[u8]], length: usize, names: &[Vec>], ) -> Result<(u64, u64), ReadError> { let start = self.current_offset; let header = bytes_header(length, names)?; if length < self.join_writes_threshold { // Merge header + body into a single write. let mut buf = Vec::with_capacity(header.len() + length); buf.extend_from_slice(&header); for chunk in chunks { buf.extend_from_slice(chunk); } self.write(&buf)?; } else { self.write(&header)?; for chunk in chunks { self.write(chunk)?; } } self.records_written += 1; Ok((start, self.current_offset - start)) } /// Consume the writer and yield the underlying writer back. /// A shared reference to the underlying writer, for inspecting the bytes /// written so far (e.g. a `Vec` pack buffer read back mid-write). pub fn get_ref(&self) -> &W { &self.out } pub fn into_inner(self) -> W { self.out } /// Mutable access to the underlying writer, for callers that hold the /// `ContainerWriter` behind a lock and cannot consume it. pub fn get_mut(&mut self) -> &mut W { &mut self.out } } /// Read one `\n`-terminated line from `reader`. Returns the bytes without /// the trailing newline. `Err(UnexpectedEof)` if the stream ends without a /// newline. Distinguishes a clean EOF (no bytes consumed) by returning /// `Ok(None)`. fn read_line(reader: &mut R) -> Result>, ReadError> { let mut buf = Vec::new(); let n = reader.read_until(b'\n', &mut buf)?; if n == 0 { return Ok(None); } if buf.last() != Some(&b'\n') { return Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof); } buf.pop(); Ok(Some(buf)) } /// Read exactly one byte. Returns `Ok(None)` at clean EOF. fn read_byte(reader: &mut R) -> Result, ReadError> { let mut buf = [0u8; 1]; let n = reader.read(&mut buf)?; if n == 0 { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(buf[0])) } } /// Stream-based reader for a Bytes record. Decodes the prelude (length + /// names) on construction; the body is then read incrementally via /// [`read_content`](Self::read_content). pub struct BytesRecordReader<'a, R: std::io::BufRead> { source: &'a mut R, names: Vec>>, remaining: usize, } impl<'a, R: std::io::BufRead> BytesRecordReader<'a, R> { /// Parse the prelude of a Bytes record from `source`. pub fn read_prelude(source: &'a mut R) -> Result { // Length line. let line = read_line(source)?.ok_or(ReadError::UnexpectedEof)?; let s = std::str::from_utf8(&line) .map_err(|_| PackError::InvalidRecord(format!("{:?} is not a valid length.", line)))?; let length: usize = s .parse() .map_err(|_| PackError::InvalidRecord(format!("{:?} is not a valid length.", line)))?; // Name lines, terminated by a blank line. let mut names = Vec::new(); loop { let name_line = read_line(source)?.ok_or(ReadError::UnexpectedEof)?; if name_line.is_empty() { break; } let parts: Vec> = name_line.split(|&b| b == 0).map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect(); for part in &parts { check_name(part)?; } names.push(parts); } Ok(Self { source, names, remaining: length, }) } pub fn names(&self) -> &[Vec>] { &self.names } /// Bytes left to read in the body. pub fn remaining(&self) -> usize { self.remaining } /// Read up to `max` bytes of body (or all remaining body if `None`). pub fn read_content(&mut self, max: Option) -> Result, ReadError> { let want = match max { Some(n) => n.min(self.remaining), None => self.remaining, }; let mut buf = vec![0u8; want]; self.source.read_exact(&mut buf).map_err(|e| { if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::UnexpectedEof { ReadError::UnexpectedEof } else { ReadError::Io(e) } })?; self.remaining -= want; Ok(buf) } /// Drain the rest of the body (e.g. for `validate`). pub fn drain(&mut self) -> Result<(), ReadError> { let _ = self.read_content(None)?; Ok(()) } /// Validate a record: re-checks names are valid UTF-8, then drains. pub fn validate(&mut self) -> Result<(), ReadError> { for name_tuple in &self.names { for name in name_tuple { check_name_encoding(name)?; } } self.drain() } } /// Read the body of a single Bytes record from `data`, which must begin /// at the record's `B` type byte (i.e. partway through a container, not at /// the format header). /// /// This is the random-access read a pack repository does: an index gives /// the `(offset, length)` of one record inside a `.pack`, and the caller /// needs the record body (e.g. a groupcompress block) without streaming /// the whole container. Returns the body bytes; the record's names are /// discarded (groupcompress records are unnamed). pub fn read_bytes_record_body(data: &[u8]) -> Result, ReadError> { let mut cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(data); match read_byte(&mut cursor)? { Some(b'B') => {} Some(other) => return Err(PackError::UnknownRecordType(other).into()), None => return Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof), } let mut reader = BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut cursor)?; reader.read_content(None) } /// One entry from [`ContainerReader::iter_records`]: either a Bytes record /// being delivered, or end-of-container. pub enum RecordKind<'a, R: std::io::BufRead> { Bytes(BytesRecordReader<'a, R>), End, } /// Stream-based container reader. Reads the format header, then records. pub struct ContainerReader { source: R, format_read: bool, } impl ContainerReader { pub fn new(source: R) -> Self { Self { source, format_read: false, } } /// Validate and consume the format header line. pub fn read_format(&mut self) -> Result<(), ReadError> { let line = read_line(&mut self.source)?.ok_or(ReadError::UnexpectedEof)?; if line != FORMAT_ONE { return Err(PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(line).into()); } self.format_read = true; Ok(()) } /// Read the next record (or end marker) from the stream. After /// `RecordKind::End` is returned, callers should stop iterating. /// `RecordKind::Bytes` borrows the reader exclusively until it is /// dropped — Rust's borrow checker enforces the "don't use the record /// after advancing the iterator" rule that the Python doc warns about. pub fn next_record(&mut self) -> Result, ReadError> { if !self.format_read { self.read_format()?; } match read_byte(&mut self.source)? { None => Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof), Some(b'B') => { let r = BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut self.source)?; Ok(RecordKind::Bytes(r)) } Some(b'E') => Ok(RecordKind::End), Some(other) => Err(PackError::UnknownRecordType(other).into()), } } /// Validate the entire container: every name must decode as UTF-8, all /// name tuples must be unique, and there must be no trailing data. pub fn validate(&mut self) -> Result<(), ReadError> { let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); loop { match self.next_record()? { RecordKind::End => break, RecordKind::Bytes(mut r) => { for name_tuple in r.names() { for name in name_tuple { check_name_encoding(name)?; } if !seen.insert(name_tuple.clone()) { return Err(ReadError::DuplicateName(name_tuple.clone())); } } r.drain()?; } } } let mut tail = [0u8; 1]; match self.source.read(&mut tail)? { 0 => Ok(()), _ => Err(ReadError::ExcessData(tail.to_vec())), } } /// Read every record into memory. Convenience for callers that want /// the contents up front. pub fn read_all(&mut self) -> Result, ReadError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); loop { match self.next_record()? { RecordKind::End => return Ok(out), RecordKind::Bytes(mut r) => { let names = r.names().to_vec(); let body = r.read_content(None)?; out.push((names, body)); } } } } } /// Outcome of a [`ReadVFile`] read that fell short of what the caller asked /// for. Mirrors the two `BzrFormatsError` cases the Python `ReadVFile` /// raises: a `read` that could not be satisfied, and a `readline` that ran /// off the end of a hunk without a trailing newline. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ReadVError { /// `read(length)` got fewer than `length` bytes from the current hunk. ShortRead { wanted: usize, got: usize, /// The first bytes that were available, for the error message. prefix: Vec, }, /// `readline()` reached the end of the current hunk without seeing a /// trailing newline. ShortReadline(Vec), } /// Adapt a sequence of readv `(offset, data)` hunks to a streaming /// `read`/`readline` interface, the way `ContainerReader` consumes its /// source. /// /// This is the pure-logic core of `bzrformats.pack.ReadVFile`: it tracks the /// current hunk and a cursor into it. When the current hunk is exhausted, the /// caller supplies the next one via the closures passed to [`read`] and /// [`readline`] — the transport/iterator plumbing stays in the binding layer. /// /// Neither `read` nor `readline` crosses a hunk boundary; that invariant /// matches the Python implementation, which relies on the caller having /// requested exactly the hunks it needs. /// /// [`read`]: ReadVFile::read /// [`readline`]: ReadVFile::readline #[derive(Debug, Default)] pub struct ReadVFile { /// The current hunk's bytes, or `None` before the first hunk is pulled. current: Option>, /// Cursor into `current`. pos: usize, } impl ReadVFile { pub fn new() -> Self { Self::default() } /// Ensure there's an unexhausted current hunk, pulling the next one via /// `next_hunk` if necessary. `next_hunk` returns the data bytes of the /// next readv result (the offset is discarded, as in Python). fn ensure_hunk(&mut self, next_hunk: impl FnOnce() -> Result, E>) -> Result<(), E> { let need = match &self.current { None => true, Some(buf) => self.pos == buf.len(), }; if need { self.current = Some(next_hunk()?); self.pos = 0; } Ok(()) } /// Read exactly `length` bytes from the current hunk. If the current /// hunk is exhausted, `next_hunk` is called to pull the next one. Errors /// with [`ReadVError::ShortRead`] if the hunk cannot satisfy the request /// (matching Python, which does not read across hunks). pub fn read( &mut self, length: usize, next_hunk: impl FnOnce() -> Result, E>, ) -> Result, ReadVError>, E> { self.ensure_hunk(next_hunk)?; let buf = self.current.as_ref().expect("ensure_hunk sets current"); let available = buf.len() - self.pos; if available < length { let prefix: Vec = buf[self.pos..buf.len().min(self.pos + 20)].to_vec(); return Ok(Err(ReadVError::ShortRead { wanted: length, got: available, prefix, })); } let out = buf[self.pos..self.pos + length].to_vec(); self.pos += length; Ok(Ok(out)) } /// Read a `\n`-terminated line from the current hunk, including the /// newline. Like Python's `readline`, this never crosses a hunk /// boundary; if the hunk ends without a newline it errors with /// [`ReadVError::ShortReadline`]. pub fn readline( &mut self, next_hunk: impl FnOnce() -> Result, E>, ) -> Result, ReadVError>, E> { self.ensure_hunk(next_hunk)?; let buf = self.current.as_ref().expect("ensure_hunk sets current"); let rest = &buf[self.pos..]; let end = match rest.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { Some(idx) => self.pos + idx + 1, None => buf.len(), }; let out = buf[self.pos..end].to_vec(); self.pos = end; if self.pos == buf.len() && out.last() != Some(&b'\n') { return Ok(Err(ReadVError::ShortReadline(out))); } Ok(Ok(out)) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn name(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect() } #[test] fn check_name_accepts_plain_bytes() { assert_eq!(check_name(b"abc"), Ok(())); assert_eq!(check_name(b""), Ok(())); assert_eq!(check_name(b"\x00\xff"), Ok(())); } #[test] fn check_name_rejects_every_whitespace_byte() { for &b in &[b'\t', b'\n', 0x0b, 0x0c, b'\r', b' '] { let input = vec![b'a', b, b'b']; assert_eq!( check_name(&input), Err(PackError::InvalidName(input.clone())), "byte {:#x} should be rejected", b ); } } #[test] fn begin_matches_python() { assert_eq!( begin(), b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn end_marker() { assert_eq!(end(), b"E"); } #[test] fn bytes_header_no_names() { // Mirrors test_pack.test_bytes_record_no_name. assert_eq!(bytes_header(0, &[]).unwrap(), b"B0\n\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn bytes_header_one_name_one_part() { let names = vec![name(&[b"name"])]; assert_eq!(bytes_header(0, &names).unwrap(), b"B0\nname\n\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn bytes_header_one_name_two_parts() { let names = vec![name(&[b"part1", b"part2"])]; assert_eq!( bytes_header(0, &names).unwrap(), b"B0\npart1\x00part2\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn bytes_header_two_names() { let names = vec![name(&[b"name1"]), name(&[b"name2"])]; assert_eq!( bytes_header(0, &names).unwrap(), b"B0\nname1\nname2\n\n".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn bytes_record_concatenates_header_and_body() { let body = b"body bytes"; let names = vec![name(&[b"foo"])]; let got = bytes_record(body, &names).unwrap(); let mut expected = format!("B{}\nfoo\n\n", body.len()).into_bytes(); expected.extend_from_slice(body); assert_eq!(got, expected); } #[test] fn bytes_header_rejects_whitespace_in_name() { let names = vec![name(&[b"bad name"])]; assert_eq!( bytes_header(0, &names), Err(PackError::InvalidName(b"bad name".to_vec())) ); } #[test] fn bytes_header_reports_correct_length() { let names = vec![name(&[b"foo"])]; assert_eq!(bytes_header(42, &names).unwrap(), b"B42\nfoo\n\n".to_vec()); } fn make_container(records: &[(&[&[&[u8]]], &[u8])]) -> Vec { let mut out = begin(); for (names, body) in records { let name_tuples: Vec>> = names .iter() .map(|nt| nt.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect()) .collect(); out.extend_from_slice(&bytes_record(body, &name_tuples).unwrap()); } out.extend_from_slice(end()); out } #[test] fn parser_empty_container() { let data = make_container(&[]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); assert!(p.finished()); assert!(p.read_pending_records(None).is_empty()); } #[test] fn parser_one_record() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"name"]], b"body")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); assert_eq!(records[0].0, vec![vec![b"name".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!(records[0].1, b"body"); assert!(p.finished()); } #[test] fn parser_multi_name_record() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"a", b"b"], &[b"c"]], b"xy")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); assert_eq!( records[0].0, vec![vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()], vec![b"c".to_vec()]] ); assert_eq!(records[0].1, b"xy"); } #[test] fn parser_streams_byte_by_byte() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"first"]], b"one"), (&[&[b"second"]], b"two-body")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); for chunk in data.chunks(1) { p.accept_bytes(chunk).unwrap(); } let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); assert_eq!(records[0].1, b"one"); assert_eq!(records[1].1, b"two-body"); assert!(p.finished()); } #[test] fn parser_read_pending_records_max() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"a"]], b"1"), (&[&[b"b"]], b"2"), (&[&[b"c"]], b"3")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let first = p.read_pending_records(Some(2)); assert_eq!(first.len(), 2); let rest = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(rest.len(), 1); assert_eq!(rest[0].1, b"3"); } #[test] fn parser_unknown_format() { let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); let err = p.accept_bytes(b"garbage\n").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(_))); } #[test] fn parser_unknown_record_type() { let mut data = begin(); data.push(b'X'); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); let err = p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, PackError::UnknownRecordType(b'X')); } #[test] fn parser_invalid_length() { let mut data = begin(); data.extend_from_slice(b"Bnotanumber\n"); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); let err = p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, PackError::InvalidRecord(_))); } #[test] fn parser_read_size_hint_defaults_to_16k() { let p = ContainerPushParser::new(); assert_eq!(p.read_size_hint(), 16384); } #[test] fn parser_record_with_no_name() { // Mirrors test_pack.test_record_with_no_name: an empty name list. let data = make_container(&[(&[], b"aaaaa")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); let (names, body) = &records[0]; assert!(names.is_empty()); assert_eq!(body, b"aaaaa"); } #[test] fn parser_two_separate_names() { // Mirrors test_multiple_records_at_once: two records each with a // single single-part name. let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"name1"]], b"body1"), (&[&[b"name2"]], b"body2")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); assert_eq!(records[0].0, vec![vec![b"name1".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!(records[1].0, vec![vec![b"name2".to_vec()]]); } #[test] fn parser_multiple_names_on_one_record() { // Mirrors test_record_with_two_names: one record, two separate // single-part names. let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"n1"], &[b"n2"]], b"xy")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); assert_eq!( records[0].0, vec![vec![b"n1".to_vec()], vec![b"n2".to_vec()]] ); } #[test] fn parser_incomplete_record_drains_nothing() { // Mirrors test_incomplete_record: feed only a header, no body; // no records should be ready to drain. let mut data = begin(); data.extend_from_slice(b"B5\nname\n\n"); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); assert!(p.read_pending_records(None).is_empty()); } #[test] fn parser_multiple_empty_records_at_once() { // Mirrors test_pack.test_multiple_empty_records_at_once. Two // zero-body records fed in one chunk must both drain — the // progress check needs to account for state transitions, not // just buffer shrinkage, since an empty body consumes no bytes. let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"name1"]], b""), (&[&[b"name2"]], b"")]); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap(); let records = p.read_pending_records(None); assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); assert_eq!(records[0].1, b""); assert_eq!(records[1].1, b""); assert_eq!(records[0].0, vec![vec![b"name1".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!(records[1].0, vec![vec![b"name2".to_vec()]]); } #[test] fn parser_accept_empty_bytes_is_a_noop() { // Mirrors test_accept_nothing: feeding an empty slice shouldn't // crash or advance state. let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(b"").unwrap(); assert!(p.read_pending_records(None).is_empty()); assert!(!p.finished()); } #[test] fn parser_rejects_whitespace_in_name() { // Mirrors test_read_invalid_name_whitespace: a name containing a // space fails validation during parsing. let mut data = begin(); data.extend_from_slice(b"B5\nbad name\n\nhello"); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); let err = p.accept_bytes(&data).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, PackError::InvalidName(_))); } #[test] fn parser_read_size_hint_covers_large_body() { let body = vec![0u8; 100_000]; let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"big"]], &body)]); let header_len = data.len() - body.len() - end().len(); let mut p = ContainerPushParser::new(); p.accept_bytes(&data[..header_len + 10]).unwrap(); // Still needs body.len() - 10 more bytes, which is bigger than 16K. assert!(p.read_size_hint() >= body.len() - 10); } #[test] fn check_name_encoding_accepts_ascii_and_utf8() { assert!(check_name_encoding(b"abc").is_ok()); assert!(check_name_encoding("\u{e9}clair".as_bytes()).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_name_encoding_rejects_invalid_utf8() { assert!(check_name_encoding(b"\xcc").is_err()); } #[test] fn writer_emits_format_header_on_begin() { let mut buf = Vec::new(); let mut w = ContainerWriter::new(&mut buf); w.begin().unwrap(); assert_eq!(buf, b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n"); } #[test] fn writer_records_offsets_and_increments_count() { let mut buf = Vec::new(); let mut w = ContainerWriter::new(&mut buf); w.begin().unwrap(); let memo = w .add_bytes_record(&[b"abc"], 3, &[name(&[b"name1"])]) .unwrap(); // Header line is 42 bytes including newline; record body starts there. assert_eq!(memo, (42, 13)); assert_eq!(w.records_written, 1); // Second record's offset starts where the first ended. let memo2 = w.add_bytes_record(&[b"abc"], 3, &[]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(memo2.0, 42 + 13); } #[test] fn writer_split_writes_when_above_threshold() { // Record larger than the threshold writes header+chunks separately. struct Chunked(Vec>); impl std::io::Write for Chunked { fn write(&mut self, b: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result { self.0.push(b.to_vec()); Ok(b.len()) } fn flush(&mut self) -> std::io::Result<()> { Ok(()) } } let mut sink = Chunked(Vec::new()); { let mut w = ContainerWriter::new(&mut sink); w.join_writes_threshold = 2; w.begin().unwrap(); w.add_bytes_record(&[b"abcabc"], 6, &[name(&[b"name1"])]) .unwrap(); } // Three writes: format header, record header, record body. assert_eq!(sink.0.len(), 3); assert_eq!(sink.0[0], b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n"); assert_eq!(sink.0[1], b"B6\nname1\n\n"); assert_eq!(sink.0[2], b"abcabc"); } #[test] fn writer_rejects_invalid_name() { let mut buf = Vec::new(); let mut w = ContainerWriter::new(&mut buf); w.begin().unwrap(); let err = w .add_bytes_record(&[b"abc"], 3, &[name(&[b"bad name"])]) .unwrap_err(); match err { ReadError::Pack(PackError::InvalidName(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected InvalidName, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn reader_empty_container_validates() { let data = make_container(&[]); let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(data)); r.validate().unwrap(); } #[test] fn reader_single_record_round_trips() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"name"]], b"body")]); let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(data)); let records = r.read_all().unwrap(); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); assert_eq!(records[0].0, vec![vec![b"name".to_vec()]]); assert_eq!(records[0].1, b"body"); } #[test] fn reader_validate_rejects_duplicate_names() { let data = make_container(&[(&[&[b"n"]], b""), (&[&[b"n"]], b"")]); let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(data)); match r.validate() { Err(ReadError::DuplicateName(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected DuplicateName, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn reader_validate_rejects_excess_data() { let mut data = make_container(&[]); data.extend_from_slice(b"crud"); let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(data)); match r.validate() { Err(ReadError::ExcessData(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected ExcessData, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn reader_validate_rejects_bad_format() { let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(b"unknown format\n".to_vec())); match r.validate() { Err(ReadError::Pack(PackError::UnknownContainerFormat(_))) => {} other => panic!("expected UnknownContainerFormat, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn reader_validate_rejects_undecodable_name() { let data = b"Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\nB0\n\xcc\n\nE".to_vec(); let mut r = ContainerReader::new(std::io::Cursor::new(data)); match r.validate() { Err(ReadError::Pack(PackError::InvalidRecord(_))) => {} other => panic!("expected InvalidRecord, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn bytes_record_reader_max_length() { let mut data: &[u8] = b"6\n\nabcdef"; let mut r = BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(r.read_content(Some(3)).unwrap(), b"abc"); assert_eq!(r.read_content(Some(3)).unwrap(), b"def"); // Past the end: no more bytes. assert_eq!(r.read_content(Some(99)).unwrap(), b""); } #[test] fn bytes_record_reader_invalid_length_errors() { let mut data: &[u8] = b"not a number\n"; match BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut data) { Err(ReadError::Pack(PackError::InvalidRecord(_))) => {} Err(other) => panic!("expected InvalidRecord, got {:?}", other), Ok(_) => panic!("expected error"), } } #[test] fn bytes_record_reader_eof_during_name() { let mut data: &[u8] = b"123\nname"; match BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut data) { Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof) => {} Err(other) => panic!("expected UnexpectedEof, got {:?}", other), Ok(_) => panic!("expected error"), } } #[test] fn bytes_record_reader_eof_after_length() { // EOF after the length line, before any name: read_prelude must fail. let mut data: &[u8] = b"123\n"; match BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut data) { Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof) => {} Err(other) => panic!("expected UnexpectedEof, got {:?}", other), Ok(_) => panic!("expected UnexpectedEof, got Ok"), } } #[test] fn bytes_record_reader_early_eof_sweep() { // Every truncation of a complete record must surface as UnexpectedEof, // whether the stream ends mid-length-line, mid-name, mid-blank-line or // mid-body. Mirrors the Python test_early_eof sweep. let complete: &[u8] = b"6\nname\n\nabcdef"; for count in 0..complete.len() { let mut data = &complete[..count]; let result = (|| -> Result<(), ReadError> { let mut r = BytesRecordReader::read_prelude(&mut data)?; // Drain the body; a truncated body must error here. loop { let chunk = r.read_content(None)?; if chunk.is_empty() { break; } } Ok(()) })(); match result { Err(ReadError::UnexpectedEof) => {} other => panic!( "prefix of length {} ({:?}): expected UnexpectedEof, got {:?}", count, &complete[..count], other ), } } } /// Drive a [`ReadVFile`] from a fixed list of hunks. Panics if the file /// asks for more hunks than provided (the tests never should). struct HunkFeeder { hunks: std::vec::IntoIter>, } impl HunkFeeder { fn new(hunks: Vec<&[u8]>) -> Self { Self { hunks: hunks .into_iter() .map(|h| h.to_vec()) .collect::>() .into_iter(), } } fn next(&mut self) -> Result, ()> { self.hunks.next().ok_or(()) } } #[test] fn readv_file_read_within_and_across_hunks() { // Mirrors test_pack.TestReadvFile.test_read_bytes: hunks "0", "12", // "4", "67" requested via readv, read 1,2,1,1,1 bytes. let mut f = ReadVFile::new(); let mut feeder = HunkFeeder::new(vec![b"0", b"12", b"4", b"67"]); let mut results = Vec::new(); for &n in &[1usize, 2, 1, 1, 1] { let got = f.read(n, || feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap(); results.push(got); } assert_eq!( results, vec![ b"0".to_vec(), b"12".to_vec(), b"4".to_vec(), b"6".to_vec(), b"7".to_vec() ] ); } #[test] fn readv_file_readline_per_hunk() { // Mirrors test_readline: hunks "0\n", "2\n4\n"; three readlines. let mut f = ReadVFile::new(); let mut feeder = HunkFeeder::new(vec![b"0\n", b"2\n4\n"]); let mut results = Vec::new(); for _ in 0..3 { results.push(f.readline(|| feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap()); } assert_eq!( results, vec![b"0\n".to_vec(), b"2\n".to_vec(), b"4\n".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn readv_file_mixed_read_and_readline() { // Mirrors test_readline_and_read: single hunk "0\n2\n4\n"; read(1), // readline(), read(4). let mut f = ReadVFile::new(); let mut feeder = HunkFeeder::new(vec![b"0\n2\n4\n"]); let a = f.read(1, || feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap(); let b = f.readline(|| feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap(); let c = f.read(4, || feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(a, b"0"); assert_eq!(b, b"\n"); assert_eq!(c, b"2\n4\n"); } #[test] fn readv_file_short_read_reports_prefix() { let mut f = ReadVFile::new(); let mut feeder = HunkFeeder::new(vec![b"abc"]); let err = f.read(5, || feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap_err(); assert_eq!( err, ReadVError::ShortRead { wanted: 5, got: 3, prefix: b"abc".to_vec(), } ); } #[test] fn readv_file_short_readline_without_newline() { let mut f = ReadVFile::new(); let mut feeder = HunkFeeder::new(vec![b"noeol"]); let err = f.readline(|| feeder.next()).unwrap().unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, ReadVError::ShortReadline(b"noeol".to_vec())); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/pack_repo.rs0000644000000000000000000002746015206102104017500 0ustar00//! Pack repository helpers. //! //! The Python `bzrformats.pack_repo` module is mostly orchestration over //! Python objects (transports, graph indices, container writers, config //! stacks). This module carries the pieces of it that are pure data and //! algorithm, so the pyo3 layer can stay a thin shell: //! //! - [`index_definition`] / [`IndexKind`] — the `(extension, offset)` //! table that maps an index type to its on-disk suffix and its slot in //! the `index_sizes` array. //! - [`index_name`] — compute the disk file name of an index for a given //! pack name. //! - [`group_retrieval_requests`] — the same-index grouping that //! `_DirectPackAccess.get_raw_records` does before issuing reads. //! - [`split_raw_records`] — the offset slicing that //! `_DirectPackAccess.add_raw_records` does to chop one concatenated //! buffer into per-record byte ranges. //! - [`reload_decision`] / [`ReloadDecision`] — the branch in //! `_DirectPackAccess.reload_or_raise` that decides whether a reload //! recovered the situation or the original error must be re-raised. /// The five index kinds a pack carries. Each maps to a file extension and /// a fixed position in the `index_sizes` array, matching the Python /// `Pack.index_definitions` dict. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum IndexKind { Chk, Revision, Inventory, Text, Signature, } impl IndexKind { /// Parse the lowercase type name used by the Python API /// (`"chk"`, `"revision"`, `"inventory"`, `"text"`, `"signature"`). pub fn from_name(name: &str) -> Option { match name { "chk" => Some(IndexKind::Chk), "revision" => Some(IndexKind::Revision), "inventory" => Some(IndexKind::Inventory), "text" => Some(IndexKind::Text), "signature" => Some(IndexKind::Signature), _ => None, } } /// The lowercase type name, the inverse of [`IndexKind::from_name`]. pub fn as_name(self) -> &'static str { match self { IndexKind::Chk => "chk", IndexKind::Revision => "revision", IndexKind::Inventory => "inventory", IndexKind::Text => "text", IndexKind::Signature => "signature", } } } /// The `(file extension, index_sizes offset)` pair for an index kind, /// matching one row of the Python `Pack.index_definitions` dict. pub fn index_definition(kind: IndexKind) -> (&'static str, usize) { match kind { IndexKind::Chk => (".cix", 4), IndexKind::Revision => (".rix", 0), IndexKind::Inventory => (".iix", 1), IndexKind::Text => (".tix", 2), IndexKind::Signature => (".six", 3), } } /// The file extension for an index kind (e.g. `".rix"` for revisions). pub fn index_extension(kind: IndexKind) -> &'static str { index_definition(kind).0 } /// The position of an index kind in the `index_sizes` array. pub fn index_offset(kind: IndexKind) -> usize { index_definition(kind).1 } /// The disk file name of an index: the pack `name` followed by the /// kind's extension. Mirrors `Pack.index_name`. pub fn index_name(kind: IndexKind, name: &str) -> String { format!("{}{}", name, index_extension(kind)) } /// One contiguous group of `(offset, length)` reads against a single /// index, as produced by grouping a flat retrieval request by index. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RetrievalGroup { /// The index every read in this group targets. pub index: I, /// The `(offset, length)` reads, in request order. pub reads: Vec<(u64, u64)>, } /// Group a flat list of `(index, offset, length)` retrieval memos into /// runs of consecutive same-index requests. /// /// This reproduces the first pass of `_DirectPackAccess.get_raw_records`: /// it does *not* sort or deduplicate, it only coalesces neighbours that /// share an index, so that one readv can serve a run. A request that /// returns to an earlier index after visiting another starts a fresh /// group. pub fn group_retrieval_requests(memos: T) -> Vec> where I: PartialEq, T: IntoIterator, { let mut groups: Vec> = Vec::new(); for (index, offset, length) in memos { match groups.last_mut() { Some(last) if last.index == index => last.reads.push((offset, length)), _ => groups.push(RetrievalGroup { index, reads: vec![(offset, length)], }), } } groups } /// The byte range `[start, start + length)` of one record inside a /// concatenated buffer. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RawRecordSlice { pub start: usize, pub length: usize, } /// Slice a concatenated raw-data buffer into per-record ranges given the /// record sizes, mirroring the offset walk in /// `_DirectPackAccess.add_raw_records`. /// /// Returns an error if the sizes do not add up to the buffer length, the /// condition that would otherwise make the Python code read past the end /// (yielding short slices) or leave trailing data unaccounted for. pub fn split_raw_records( sizes: &[usize], data_len: usize, ) -> Result, PackRepoError> { let mut slices = Vec::with_capacity(sizes.len()); let mut offset = 0usize; for &size in sizes { let end = offset .checked_add(size) .ok_or(PackRepoError::SizeOverflow)?; if end > data_len { return Err(PackRepoError::SizeMismatch { total: end, data_len, }); } slices.push(RawRecordSlice { start: offset, length: size, }); offset = end; } if offset != data_len { return Err(PackRepoError::SizeMismatch { total: offset, data_len, }); } Ok(slices) } /// Errors from the pure pack_repo helpers. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum PackRepoError { /// The record sizes did not sum to the buffer length. SizeMismatch { total: usize, data_len: usize }, /// Summing the record sizes overflowed `usize`. SizeOverflow, } impl std::fmt::Display for PackRepoError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { PackRepoError::SizeMismatch { total, data_len } => write!( f, "raw record sizes sum to {} but buffer is {} bytes", total, data_len ), PackRepoError::SizeOverflow => write!(f, "raw record sizes overflowed"), } } } impl std::error::Error for PackRepoError {} /// The outcome of `_DirectPackAccess.reload_or_raise`'s decision logic. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ReloadDecision { /// The reload recovered (or was assumed to via a prior reload); the /// caller should retry the operation. Retry, /// No recovery is possible; the caller must re-raise the original /// error that triggered the retry. Raise, } /// Decide whether to retry or re-raise after a `RetryWithNewPacks`, /// matching the branch structure of `_DirectPackAccess.reload_or_raise`. /// /// - `has_reload_func` is whether a reload function is configured. /// - `reload_changed` is the boolean the reload function returned (only /// meaningful when `has_reload_func` is true): true if it reported the /// packs changed, false if it reported nothing changed. /// - `reload_occurred` is the flag carried by the `RetryWithNewPacks` /// exception: true if an earlier reload already happened (so a /// no-change report is tolerated as an in-memory cache miss), false if /// this is the first reload (so a no-change report is a hard error). pub fn reload_decision( has_reload_func: bool, reload_changed: bool, reload_occurred: bool, ) -> ReloadDecision { if !has_reload_func { return ReloadDecision::Raise; } if !reload_changed && !reload_occurred { // We expected to find changes but the reload found none, and no // earlier reload can explain the miss: this is fatal. return ReloadDecision::Raise; } ReloadDecision::Retry } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn index_definitions_match_python() { assert_eq!(index_definition(IndexKind::Chk), (".cix", 4)); assert_eq!(index_definition(IndexKind::Revision), (".rix", 0)); assert_eq!(index_definition(IndexKind::Inventory), (".iix", 1)); assert_eq!(index_definition(IndexKind::Text), (".tix", 2)); assert_eq!(index_definition(IndexKind::Signature), (".six", 3)); } #[test] fn index_name_appends_extension() { assert_eq!(index_name(IndexKind::Revision, "abc"), "abc.rix"); assert_eq!(index_name(IndexKind::Chk, "abc"), "abc.cix"); } #[test] fn kind_name_round_trips() { for kind in [ IndexKind::Chk, IndexKind::Revision, IndexKind::Inventory, IndexKind::Text, IndexKind::Signature, ] { assert_eq!(IndexKind::from_name(kind.as_name()), Some(kind)); } assert_eq!(IndexKind::from_name("bogus"), None); } #[test] fn grouping_coalesces_consecutive_same_index() { let memos = vec![(0u32, 0u64, 10u64), (0, 10, 5), (1, 0, 3), (0, 20, 4)]; let groups = group_retrieval_requests(memos); assert_eq!( groups, vec![ RetrievalGroup { index: 0, reads: vec![(0, 10), (10, 5)] }, RetrievalGroup { index: 1, reads: vec![(0, 3)] }, RetrievalGroup { index: 0, reads: vec![(20, 4)] }, ] ); } #[test] fn grouping_empty_yields_no_groups() { let groups = group_retrieval_requests(Vec::<(u32, u64, u64)>::new()); assert!(groups.is_empty()); } #[test] fn split_raw_records_exact() { let slices = split_raw_records(&[10, 2, 5], 17).unwrap(); assert_eq!( slices, vec![ RawRecordSlice { start: 0, length: 10 }, RawRecordSlice { start: 10, length: 2 }, RawRecordSlice { start: 12, length: 5 }, ] ); } #[test] fn split_raw_records_too_short_is_error() { assert_eq!( split_raw_records(&[10, 5], 12), Err(PackRepoError::SizeMismatch { total: 15, data_len: 12 }) ); } #[test] fn split_raw_records_trailing_data_is_error() { assert_eq!( split_raw_records(&[10], 12), Err(PackRepoError::SizeMismatch { total: 10, data_len: 12 }) ); } #[test] fn reload_decision_table() { // No reload func: always raise. assert_eq!(reload_decision(false, false, false), ReloadDecision::Raise); assert_eq!(reload_decision(false, true, true), ReloadDecision::Raise); // Reload reports a change: retry regardless of reload_occurred. assert_eq!(reload_decision(true, true, false), ReloadDecision::Retry); assert_eq!(reload_decision(true, true, true), ReloadDecision::Retry); // Reload reports no change, first reload: hard error. assert_eq!(reload_decision(true, false, false), ReloadDecision::Raise); // Reload reports no change, but an earlier reload happened: retry // (treat as in-memory cache miss). assert_eq!(reload_decision(true, false, true), ReloadDecision::Retry); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/plan_merge.rs0000644000000000000000000012442615207367274017674 0ustar00//! Merge plan generation. Mirrors `bzrformats.merge`. //! //! The merge plan is a sequence of `(tag, line)` pairs: each line of each //! side of the merge is classified as `new-a`/`new-b` (introduced), //! `killed-a`/`killed-b` (removed), `unchanged` (preserved), //! `conflicted-a`/`conflicted-b` (two sides disagree), or one of the weave //! states (`killed-base`, `killed-both`, `ghost-a`, `ghost-b`, //! `irrelevant`). //! //! The legacy Python module exposed three classes, all ported here: //! * `_PlanMergeBase` — base bookkeeping (`get_lines`, //! `matching_blocks`, `unique_lines`, `iter_plan`, `subtract_plans`). //! * [`PlanMerge`] — annotate-based merge: builds an in-memory weave from //! the per-file graph (via `vcs-graph`) and runs `Weave.plan_merge`. //! * [`PlanLCAMerge`] — LCA-based merge. //! //! The pure-crate types depend only on //! [`crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles`], the weave core, the //! patiencediff crate and `vcs-graph`, so callers can drive them with //! either a native Rust `VersionedFiles` or a pyo3-wrapped Python one. use crate::knit::KnitError; use crate::versionedfile::{Key, VersionedFiles}; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::collections::HashSet; /// One step of a merge plan: a tag plus the line it applies to. /// /// Covers the full vocabulary that `Weave.plan_merge` can emit, since the /// weave-based `_PlanMerge` path returns those tags verbatim, plus the /// `conflicted-a`/`conflicted-b` tags the LCA path produces. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum MergeTag { NewA, NewB, KilledA, KilledB, Unchanged, ConflictedA, ConflictedB, KilledBase, KilledBoth, GhostA, GhostB, Irrelevant, } impl MergeTag { pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str { match self { MergeTag::NewA => "new-a", MergeTag::NewB => "new-b", MergeTag::KilledA => "killed-a", MergeTag::KilledB => "killed-b", MergeTag::Unchanged => "unchanged", MergeTag::ConflictedA => "conflicted-a", MergeTag::ConflictedB => "conflicted-b", MergeTag::KilledBase => "killed-base", MergeTag::KilledBoth => "killed-both", MergeTag::GhostA => "ghost-a", MergeTag::GhostB => "ghost-b", MergeTag::Irrelevant => "irrelevant", } } pub fn from_str(s: &str) -> Option { Some(match s { "new-a" => MergeTag::NewA, "new-b" => MergeTag::NewB, "killed-a" => MergeTag::KilledA, "killed-b" => MergeTag::KilledB, "unchanged" => MergeTag::Unchanged, "conflicted-a" => MergeTag::ConflictedA, "conflicted-b" => MergeTag::ConflictedB, "killed-base" => MergeTag::KilledBase, "killed-both" => MergeTag::KilledBoth, "ghost-a" => MergeTag::GhostA, "ghost-b" => MergeTag::GhostB, "irrelevant" => MergeTag::Irrelevant, _ => return None, }) } } impl From for MergeTag { fn from(state: crate::weave::PlanMergeState) -> MergeTag { use crate::weave::PlanMergeState; match state { PlanMergeState::KilledBase => MergeTag::KilledBase, PlanMergeState::KilledBoth => MergeTag::KilledBoth, PlanMergeState::KilledA => MergeTag::KilledA, PlanMergeState::KilledB => MergeTag::KilledB, PlanMergeState::Unchanged => MergeTag::Unchanged, PlanMergeState::NewA => MergeTag::NewA, PlanMergeState::NewB => MergeTag::NewB, PlanMergeState::GhostA => MergeTag::GhostA, PlanMergeState::GhostB => MergeTag::GhostB, PlanMergeState::Irrelevant => MergeTag::Irrelevant, } } } /// Marker used by Python for "no parent" — the literal byte string `null:`. pub const NULL_REVISION: &[u8] = b"null:"; /// Marker used by Python for the synthetic working-tree tip — the literal /// byte string `current:`. Used as the fake merge-sort tip when building the /// in-memory weave in [`PlanMerge::build_weave`]. pub const CURRENT_REVISION: &[u8] = b"current:"; fn is_null(rev_id: &[u8]) -> bool { rev_id == NULL_REVISION } /// Matching block returned by patiencediff: `(i, j, n)` meaning /// `a[i..i+n] == b[j..j+n]`. The final block is always `(len(a), len(b), 0)`. pub type MatchingBlock = (usize, usize, usize); /// Compute matching blocks between two lists of lines using patiencediff. /// Mirrors `_PlanMergeBase._get_matching_blocks` for the uncached path. pub fn matching_blocks(left: &[Vec], right: &[Vec]) -> Vec { let mut sm = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(left, right); sm.get_matching_blocks().to_vec() } /// Walk `matching_blocks` and partition the line indices into /// `(unique_left, unique_right)` — the lines that aren't part of any /// matching block. Mirrors `_PlanMergeBase._unique_lines`. pub fn unique_lines(blocks: &[MatchingBlock]) -> (Vec, Vec) { let mut last_i = 0usize; let mut last_j = 0usize; let mut left = Vec::new(); let mut right = Vec::new(); for &(i, j, n) in blocks { left.extend(last_i..i); right.extend(last_j..j); last_i = i + n; last_j = j + n; } (left, right) } /// Emit the merge plan from the matching blocks plus the per-side /// `new`/`killed` line indices. Mirrors `_PlanMergeBase._iter_plan`. pub fn iter_plan( blocks: &[MatchingBlock], new_a: &HashSet, killed_b: &HashSet, new_b: &HashSet, killed_a: &HashSet, lines_a: &[Vec], lines_b: &[Vec], ) -> Vec<(MergeTag, Vec)> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut last_i = 0usize; let mut last_j = 0usize; for &(i, j, n) in blocks { for a_index in last_i..i { let tag = if new_a.contains(&a_index) { if killed_b.contains(&a_index) { MergeTag::ConflictedA } else { MergeTag::NewA } } else { MergeTag::KilledB }; out.push((tag, lines_a[a_index].clone())); } for b_index in last_j..j { let tag = if new_b.contains(&b_index) { if killed_a.contains(&b_index) { MergeTag::ConflictedB } else { MergeTag::NewB } } else { MergeTag::KilledA }; out.push((tag, lines_b[b_index].clone())); } for a_index in i..i + n { out.push((MergeTag::Unchanged, lines_a[a_index].clone())); } last_i = i + n; last_j = j + n; } out } /// Remove changes from `new_plan` that came from `old_plan`. Mirrors /// `_PlanMergeBase._subtract_plans`. /// /// Both inputs are lists of `(tag, line)` pairs; the assumption is that /// the difference between them is their choice of 'b' text. Lines that /// match between `old_plan` and `new_plan` and are about the 'b' /// revision get rewritten (`killed-b` → `unchanged`) or dropped /// (`new-b`); everything else passes through verbatim. pub fn subtract_plans( old_plan: &[(MergeTag, Vec)], new_plan: &[(MergeTag, Vec)], ) -> Vec<(MergeTag, Vec)> { // Build the patience-diff lookup over the (tag, line) pairs by hashing // their string-encoded form, the way the Python implementation does. let old_keys: Vec<(String, Vec)> = old_plan .iter() .map(|(t, l)| (t.as_str().to_string(), l.clone())) .collect(); let new_keys: Vec<(String, Vec)> = new_plan .iter() .map(|(t, l)| (t.as_str().to_string(), l.clone())) .collect(); let mut sm = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&old_keys, &new_keys); let blocks: Vec = sm.get_matching_blocks().to_vec(); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut last_j = 0usize; for (_, j, n) in blocks { for jj in last_j..j { out.push(new_plan[jj].clone()); } for jj in j..j + n { match &new_plan[jj].0 { MergeTag::NewB => { // Drop: this line was already on the 'b' side of the // old plan, so it shouldn't appear in the subtracted // result. } MergeTag::KilledB => { // The line existed in both; mark unchanged. out.push((MergeTag::Unchanged, new_plan[jj].1.clone())); } _ => out.push(new_plan[jj].clone()), } } last_j = j + n; } out } /// Fetch the fulltext lines for the given revisions. Mirrors /// `_PlanMergeBase.get_lines`: queries `vf.get_record_stream(keys, ...)` /// once, returns a `{revision_id_suffix: lines}` map keyed by the *last* /// segment of each returned key (since callers refer to revisions by /// bare bytes ids, not full tuple keys). pub fn get_lines( vf: &dyn VersionedFiles, key_prefix: &[Vec], revisions: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, KnitError> { let keys: Vec = revisions .iter() .map(|rev| { let mut segs = key_prefix.to_vec(); segs.push(rev.clone()); Key::Fixed(segs) }) .collect(); let stream = vf.get_record_stream(&keys, "unordered", true)?; let mut out = HashMap::new(); for record in stream { let record = record?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(KnitError::RevisionNotPresent( record.key().segments().to_vec(), )); } let key = record.key(); let rev_id = key.version_id().to_vec(); let lines: Vec> = record.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(); out.insert(rev_id, lines); } Ok(out) } /// Compute matching blocks between two revisions with no caching. Mirrors /// `_PlanMergeBase._get_matching_blocks` for the cold-cache path, which is /// the only path `_PlanMerge` (no tip-line precaching) ever takes from its /// public `_get_matching_blocks` method. pub fn matching_blocks_uncached( vf: &dyn VersionedFiles, key_prefix: &[Vec], left: &[u8], right: &[u8], ) -> Result, KnitError> { let mut lines = get_lines(vf, key_prefix, &[left.to_vec(), right.to_vec()])?; let left_lines = lines.remove(left).unwrap_or_default(); let right_lines = lines.remove(right).unwrap_or_default(); Ok(matching_blocks(&left_lines, &right_lines)) } /// LCA-based merge planner. Mirrors `bzrformats.merge._PlanLCAMerge`. /// /// `key_prefix` is the prefix that gets prepended to bare revision ids /// when forming `VersionedFiles` keys (typically `(file_id,)`). `a_rev` /// and `b_rev` are bare revision ids of the two merge tips. `lcas` is /// the set of LCAs already computed via vcs-graph; each entry is either /// the bare bytes `null:` or a bare-bytes revision id (the caller is /// responsible for stripping the prefix off `vcsgraph::find_lca`'s /// output). pub struct PlanLCAMerge<'vf> { pub a_rev: Vec, pub b_rev: Vec, pub key_prefix: Vec>, pub lcas: HashSet>, pub lines_a: Vec>, pub lines_b: Vec>, cached_matching_blocks: HashMap<(Vec, Vec), Vec>, vf: &'vf dyn VersionedFiles, } impl<'vf> PlanLCAMerge<'vf> { pub fn new( vf: &'vf dyn VersionedFiles, a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, key_prefix: Vec>, lcas: HashSet>, ) -> Result { let tip_lines = get_lines(vf, &key_prefix, &[a_rev.clone(), b_rev.clone()])?; let lines_a = tip_lines.get(&a_rev).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let lines_b = tip_lines.get(&b_rev).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let mut cached_matching_blocks: HashMap<(Vec, Vec), Vec> = HashMap::new(); for lca in &lcas { let lca_lines = if is_null(lca) { Vec::new() } else { get_lines(vf, &key_prefix, &[lca.clone()])? .remove(lca.as_slice()) .unwrap_or_default() }; cached_matching_blocks.insert( (a_rev.clone(), lca.clone()), matching_blocks(&lines_a, &lca_lines), ); cached_matching_blocks.insert( (b_rev.clone(), lca.clone()), matching_blocks(&lines_b, &lca_lines), ); } Ok(Self { a_rev, b_rev, key_prefix, lcas, lines_a, lines_b, cached_matching_blocks, vf, }) } /// Fetch matching blocks between two revisions, consulting the cache. /// Mirrors `_PlanMergeBase._get_matching_blocks`. Falls back to /// computing fresh blocks via patiencediff when the cache misses. pub fn get_matching_blocks( &mut self, left: &[u8], right: &[u8], ) -> Result, KnitError> { if let Some(cached) = self .cached_matching_blocks .get(&(left.to_vec(), right.to_vec())) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } let mut need: Vec> = Vec::new(); if left != self.a_rev.as_slice() && left != self.b_rev.as_slice() { need.push(left.to_vec()); } if right != self.a_rev.as_slice() && right != self.b_rev.as_slice() { need.push(right.to_vec()); } let fetched = if need.is_empty() { HashMap::new() } else { get_lines(self.vf, &self.key_prefix, &need)? }; let left_lines = self.lines_for(left, &fetched); let right_lines = self.lines_for(right, &fetched); Ok(matching_blocks(&left_lines, &right_lines)) } fn lines_for(&self, rev: &[u8], fetched: &HashMap, Vec>>) -> Vec> { if rev == self.a_rev.as_slice() { self.lines_a.clone() } else if rev == self.b_rev.as_slice() { self.lines_b.clone() } else if is_null(rev) { Vec::new() } else { fetched.get(rev).cloned().unwrap_or_default() } } /// Determine which lines are `new` versus `killed` relative to the /// LCAs. Mirrors `_PlanLCAMerge._determine_status`. pub fn determine_status( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], unique_line_numbers: &HashSet, ) -> Result<(HashSet, HashSet), KnitError> { let mut new: HashSet = HashSet::new(); let mut killed: HashSet = HashSet::new(); let lcas: Vec> = self.lcas.iter().cloned().collect(); for lca in &lcas { let blocks = self.get_matching_blocks(revision_id, lca)?; let (unique_vs_lca, _) = unique_lines(&blocks); let unique_vs_lca: HashSet = unique_vs_lca.into_iter().collect(); // intersection -> truly new (no LCA had it). new.extend(unique_line_numbers.intersection(&unique_vs_lca).copied()); // difference -> not unique in this LCA, i.e. the LCA had the line. killed.extend(unique_line_numbers.difference(&unique_vs_lca).copied()); } Ok((new, killed)) } /// Generate the merge plan. Mirrors `_PlanMergeBase.plan_merge`. pub fn plan_merge(&mut self) -> Result)>, KnitError> { let a_rev = self.a_rev.clone(); let b_rev = self.b_rev.clone(); let blocks = self.get_matching_blocks(&a_rev, &b_rev)?; let (unique_a, unique_b) = unique_lines(&blocks); let unique_a_set: HashSet = unique_a.into_iter().collect(); let unique_b_set: HashSet = unique_b.into_iter().collect(); let (new_a, killed_b) = self.determine_status(&a_rev, &unique_a_set)?; let (new_b, killed_a) = self.determine_status(&b_rev, &unique_b_set)?; Ok(iter_plan( &blocks, &new_a, &killed_b, &new_b, &killed_a, &self.lines_a, &self.lines_b, )) } } /// A [`vcs_graph::ParentsProvider`] over a [`VersionedFiles`]. Mirrors /// `vcsgraph.graph.Graph(vf)`: parent queries are answered by /// `vf.get_parent_map`. The backing `VersionedFiles` (in the merge flow this /// is `_PlanMergeVersionedFile`) is responsible for the NULL substitution /// that maps parentless keys to `(NULL_REVISION,)`. struct VfParentsProvider<'a> { vf: &'a dyn VersionedFiles, } impl vcs_graph::ParentsProvider for VfParentsProvider<'_> { fn get_parent_map(&self, keys: &std::collections::HashSet) -> vcs_graph::ParentMap { let key_vec: Vec = keys.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut out = vcs_graph::ParentMap::new(); // The trait method is fallible, but `ParentsProvider` is not. A // failed lookup here means a backing-store error; mirror Python's // behaviour of letting that surface by simply returning what we // have (the caller re-raises as RevisionNotPresent later when the // text is actually fetched). In practice get_parent_map on the // merge VFs does not raise. if let Ok(map) = self.vf.get_parent_map(&key_vec) { for (k, parents) in map { out.insert(k, vcs_graph::Parents::Known(parents)); } } out } } /// The NULL sentinel as a tuple key: `(b"null:",)`. The Python merge VF /// substitutes parentless keys with `(NULL_REVISION,)`, which round-trips /// through the trait as this single-segment key. fn null_key() -> Key { Key::Fixed(vec![NULL_REVISION.to_vec()]) } /// Annotate-based merge planner. Mirrors `bzrformats.merge._PlanMerge`. /// /// Builds an in-memory weave from the per-file graph between the two tips /// (back to their recursive LCAs) and runs `Weave.plan_merge` over it. /// When one tip dominates the other in the per-file graph, short-circuits /// to tagging every line of the dominating text `new-a`/`new-b`. pub struct PlanMerge<'vf> { pub a_rev: Vec, pub b_rev: Vec, pub key_prefix: Vec>, a_key: Key, b_key: Key, head_key: Option, weave: Option, vf: &'vf dyn VersionedFiles, } /// Build a tuple key from a prefix and a bare revision id suffix. fn make_key(prefix: &[Vec], suffix: &[u8]) -> Key { let mut segs = prefix.to_vec(); segs.push(suffix.to_vec()); Key::Fixed(segs) } impl<'vf> PlanMerge<'vf> { /// Construct the planner, eagerly determining the dominating head (or /// building the in-memory weave). Mirrors `_PlanMerge.__init__`. pub fn new( vf: &'vf dyn VersionedFiles, a_rev: Vec, b_rev: Vec, key_prefix: Vec>, ) -> Result { let a_key = make_key(&key_prefix, &a_rev); let b_key = make_key(&key_prefix, &b_rev); let mut me = PlanMerge { a_rev, b_rev, key_prefix, a_key: a_key.clone(), b_key: b_key.clone(), head_key: None, weave: None, vf, }; let null = null_key(); let heads = { let provider = VfParentsProvider { vf }; let graph = vcs_graph::Graph::new(provider); graph.heads_with_null([a_key.clone(), b_key.clone()], &null) }; if heads.len() == 1 { // One side dominates the other in the per-file graph; we can // return its lines directly without comparing texts. me.head_key = heads.into_iter().next(); } else { me.build_weave()?; } Ok(me) } /// Fetch fulltext lines for `revisions`. fn get_lines_map( &self, revisions: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, KnitError> { get_lines(self.vf, &self.key_prefix, revisions) } /// Find all ancestors back to a unique LCA. Mirrors /// `_PlanMerge._find_recursive_lcas`. Returns a parent map of tuple keys /// (the NULL sentinel never appears as a key in the result). fn find_recursive_lcas(&self) -> Result>, KnitError> { let null = null_key(); let provider = VfParentsProvider { vf: self.vf }; let graph = vcs_graph::Graph::new(provider); let mut cur_ancestors: Vec = vec![self.a_key.clone(), self.b_key.clone()]; let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); loop { let mut next_lcas: Vec = graph .find_lca(cur_ancestors.iter().cloned(), &null) .into_iter() .collect(); // A plain NULL means "no common ancestor". if next_lcas.len() == 1 && next_lcas[0] == null { next_lcas.clear(); } // Order each tip's parents by merge order into the tip. for rev_key in &cur_ancestors { let ordered = graph.find_merge_order(rev_key.clone(), next_lcas.iter().cloned()); parent_map.insert(rev_key.clone(), ordered); } match next_lcas.len() { 0 => break, 1 => { parent_map.insert(next_lcas[0].clone(), Vec::new()); break; } n if n > 2 => { // More than two LCAs: fall back to grabbing all nodes // between here and the unique LCA. let mut cur_lcas = next_lcas.clone(); while cur_lcas.len() > 1 { cur_lcas = graph .find_lca(cur_lcas.iter().cloned(), &null) .into_iter() .collect(); } // No common base, or a plain NULL: prefer None, which // doesn't confuse the interesting-texts gathering. let unique_lca = if cur_lcas.is_empty() || cur_lcas[0] == null { None } else { Some(cur_lcas[0].clone()) }; let extra = self.find_unique_parents(&graph, &next_lcas, unique_lca.as_ref())?; parent_map.extend(extra); break; } _ => { cur_ancestors = next_lcas; } } } Ok(parent_map) } /// Find ancestors of `tip_keys` that aren't ancestors of `base_key`. /// Mirrors `_PlanMerge._find_unique_parents`. fn find_unique_parents( &self, graph: &vcs_graph::Graph>, tip_keys: &[Key], base_key: Option<&Key>, ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let null = null_key(); let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); match base_key { None => { for (k, parents) in graph.iter_ancestry(tip_keys.iter().cloned()) { if k == null { continue; } let ps = match parents { vcs_graph::Parents::Known(ps) => ps, vcs_graph::Parents::Ghost => Vec::new(), }; parent_map.insert(k, ps); } } Some(base_key) => { let mut interesting: HashSet = HashSet::new(); for tip in tip_keys { interesting .extend(graph.find_unique_ancestors(tip.clone(), [base_key.clone()])); } let pm = graph.get_parent_map(interesting.iter().cloned()); for (k, parents) in pm.iter() { let ps = match parents { vcs_graph::Parents::Known(ps) => ps.clone(), vcs_graph::Parents::Ghost => Vec::new(), }; parent_map.insert(k.clone(), ps); } parent_map.insert(base_key.clone(), Vec::new()); } } let (mut culled, mut child_map, mut tails) = remove_external_references(&parent_map); // Remove all tails but base_key. if let Some(base_key) = base_key { tails.retain(|t| t != base_key); prune_tails(&mut culled, &mut child_map, tails); } // Collapse uninteresting linear regions. let mut pm = vcs_graph::ParentMap::new(); for (k, parents) in &culled { pm.insert(k.clone(), vcs_graph::Parents::Known(parents.clone())); } let collapsed = vcs_graph::collapse_linear_regions(&pm); let mut out: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); for (k, parents) in collapsed.iter() { let ps = match parents { vcs_graph::Parents::Known(ps) => ps.clone(), vcs_graph::Parents::Ghost => Vec::new(), }; out.insert(k.clone(), ps); } Ok(out) } /// Build the in-memory weave from the recursive-LCA parent map. Mirrors /// `_PlanMerge._build_weave`. fn build_weave(&mut self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { let mut parent_map = self.find_recursive_lcas()?; // Gather the texts we need: every key in the parent map plus the // two tips. let mut all_revision_keys: HashSet = parent_map.keys().cloned().collect(); all_revision_keys.insert(self.a_key.clone()); all_revision_keys.insert(self.b_key.clone()); let revision_ids: Vec> = all_revision_keys .iter() .map(|k| k.version_id().to_vec()) .collect(); let all_texts = self.get_lines_map(&revision_ids)?; // Add a synthetic tip so left-hand parents insert before right-hand // ones, then merge_sort and add in reverse order. let tip_key = make_key(&self.key_prefix, CURRENT_REVISION); parent_map.insert( tip_key.clone(), vec![self.a_key.clone(), self.b_key.clone()], ); let graph_map: HashMap> = parent_map.clone(); let sorted = vcs_graph::tsort::merge_sort(graph_map, Some(tip_key.clone()), None, false) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("merge_sort failed: {:?}", e)))?; let mut weave = crate::weave::WeaveFile::default(); for (_seq, key, _depth, _revno, _eom) in sorted.into_iter().rev() { if key == tip_key { continue; } let parent_keys = parent_map.get(&key).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); let revision_id = key.version_id().to_vec(); let parent_ids: Vec> = parent_keys .iter() .map(|k| k.version_id().to_vec()) .collect(); let parent_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parent_ids.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); let lines = all_texts.get(&revision_id).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); weave .add_lines(&revision_id, &parent_refs, &lines, None, None) .map_err(weave_err_to_knit)?; } self.weave = Some(weave); Ok(()) } /// Generate the merge plan. Mirrors `_PlanMerge.plan_merge`. pub fn plan_merge(&mut self) -> Result)>, KnitError> { if let Some(head_key) = self.head_key.clone() { let (tag, head_rev) = if head_key == self.a_key { (MergeTag::NewA, self.a_rev.clone()) } else { if head_key != self.b_key { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "There was an invalid head: {:?} != {:?}", self.b_key, head_key ))); } (MergeTag::NewB, self.b_rev.clone()) }; let lines = self .get_lines_map(std::slice::from_ref(&head_rev))? .remove(&head_rev) .unwrap_or_default(); return Ok(lines.into_iter().map(|l| (tag.clone(), l)).collect()); } let weave = self .weave .as_ref() .expect("weave built when no dominating head"); let plan = weave .plan_merge(&self.a_rev, &self.b_rev) .map_err(weave_err_to_knit)?; Ok(plan .into_iter() .map(|(state, line)| (MergeTag::from(state), line)) .collect()) } } /// Map a `WeaveError` to a `KnitError` so `PlanMerge` can carry a single /// error type. Missing texts become `RevisionNotPresent`. fn weave_err_to_knit(err: crate::weave::WeaveError) -> KnitError { use crate::weave::WeaveError; match err { WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(name) => KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(vec![name]), WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(idx) => { KnitError::Corrupt(format!("weave revision index not present: {}", idx)) } other => KnitError::Corrupt(format!("weave error: {:?}", other)), } } /// Result of [`remove_external_references`]: the culled parent map, the /// `{parent: [children]}` child map, and the list of tail nodes. pub type CulledGraph = (HashMap>, HashMap>, Vec); /// Remove references that point outside `parent_map`. Mirrors /// `_PlanMerge._remove_external_references`. Generic over the key type so it /// can be unit-tested with plain keys. /// /// Returns `(filtered_parent_map, child_map, tails)`: /// * `filtered_parent_map` is `parent_map` with external parents dropped, /// * `child_map` is `{parent: [children]}`, /// * `tails` are nodes with no parents inside the map. /// /// Insertion order of `parent_map` is preserved by walking the keys in their /// stored order; callers that need deterministic ordering should pass an /// ordered map. The pyo3 binding implements the Python-visible version /// directly over `dict` to keep arbitrary key types. pub fn remove_external_references( parent_map: &HashMap>, ) -> CulledGraph { let mut filtered: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut child_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut tails: Vec = Vec::new(); for (key, parent_keys) in parent_map { let culled: Vec = parent_keys .iter() .filter(|p| parent_map.contains_key(*p)) .cloned() .collect(); if culled.is_empty() { tails.push(key.clone()); } for parent_key in &culled { child_map .entry(parent_key.clone()) .or_default() .push(key.clone()); } child_map.entry(key.clone()).or_default(); filtered.insert(key.clone(), culled); } (filtered, child_map, tails) } /// Remove tails from the parent map until no more children have zero parents. /// Mirrors `_PlanMerge._prune_tails`. Mutates `parent_map` and `child_map` in /// place. Generic over the key type. pub fn prune_tails( parent_map: &mut HashMap>, child_map: &mut HashMap>, mut tails_to_remove: Vec, ) { while let Some(next) = tails_to_remove.pop() { parent_map.remove(&next); let children = child_map.remove(&next).unwrap_or_default(); for child in children { if let Some(child_parents) = parent_map.get_mut(&child) { if let Some(pos) = child_parents.iter().position(|p| *p == next) { child_parents.remove(pos); } if child_parents.is_empty() { tails_to_remove.push(child); } } } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::versionedfile::VirtualVersionedFiles; use std::sync::Arc; fn line(b: &[u8]) -> Vec { b.to_vec() } /// Split a byte string into one `"x\n"` line per byte (the Python merge /// tests build revision texts the same way). fn char_lines(s: &[u8]) -> Vec> { s.iter().map(|b| vec![*b, b'\n']).collect() } /// Build a VirtualVersionedFiles over an in-memory `{rev: (parents, text)}` /// graph, keyed by single-byte revision ids (empty key prefix). #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] fn make_vf( revs: Vec<(&[u8], Vec<&[u8]>, &[u8])>, ) -> VirtualVersionedFiles< impl Fn(&[Vec]) -> Result, Vec>>, KnitError> + Send + Sync, impl Fn(&[u8]) -> Result>>, KnitError> + Send + Sync, > { let mut parents: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::new(); let mut lines: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::new(); for (rev, ps, text) in revs { parents.insert(rev.to_vec(), ps.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect()); lines.insert(rev.to_vec(), char_lines(text)); } let parents = Arc::new(parents); let lines = Arc::new(lines); let pclone = parents.clone(); VirtualVersionedFiles::new( move |keys: &[Vec]| { Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| pclone.get(k).map(|p| (k.clone(), p.clone()))) .collect()) }, move |key: &[u8]| Ok(lines.get(key).cloned()), ) } fn plan_strings(plan: Vec<(MergeTag, Vec)>) -> Vec<(String, Vec)> { plan.into_iter() .map(|(tag, l)| (tag.as_str().to_string(), l)) .collect() } #[test] fn plan_merge_three_way() { // Port of test_merge.test_plan_merge: A=abc, B(A)=acehg, C(A)=fabg. let vf = make_vf(vec![ (b"A", vec![], b"abc"), (b"B", vec![b"A"], b"acehg"), (b"C", vec![b"A"], b"fabg"), ]); let mut pm = PlanMerge::new(&vf, b"B".to_vec(), b"C".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); let plan = plan_strings(pm.plan_merge().unwrap()); assert_eq!( plan, vec![ ("new-b".to_string(), b"f\n".to_vec()), ("unchanged".to_string(), b"a\n".to_vec()), ("killed-a".to_string(), b"b\n".to_vec()), ("killed-b".to_string(), b"c\n".to_vec()), ("new-a".to_string(), b"e\n".to_vec()), ("new-a".to_string(), b"h\n".to_vec()), ("new-a".to_string(), b"g\n".to_vec()), ("new-b".to_string(), b"g\n".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_no_common_ancestor() { // Two disjoint roots: every line is tagged new-a or new-b. let vf = make_vf(vec![(b"A", vec![], b"ab"), (b"B", vec![], b"cd")]); let mut pm = PlanMerge::new(&vf, b"A".to_vec(), b"B".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); let plan = plan_strings(pm.plan_merge().unwrap()); // All of A's lines are new-a and all of B's lines are new-b. assert!(plan.iter().all(|(t, _)| t == "new-a" || t == "new-b")); assert_eq!(plan.iter().filter(|(t, _)| t == "new-a").count(), 2,); assert_eq!(plan.iter().filter(|(t, _)| t == "new-b").count(), 2,); } #[test] fn plan_merge_dominating_head_shortcuts() { // B descends from A: B dominates, so merging A and B returns B's lines // tagged new-b without a weave comparison. let vf = make_vf(vec![(b"A", vec![], b"ab"), (b"B", vec![b"A"], b"abc")]); let mut pm = PlanMerge::new(&vf, b"A".to_vec(), b"B".to_vec(), vec![]).unwrap(); let plan = plan_strings(pm.plan_merge().unwrap()); assert_eq!( plan, vec![ ("new-b".to_string(), b"a\n".to_vec()), ("new-b".to_string(), b"b\n".to_vec()), ("new-b".to_string(), b"c\n".to_vec()), ] ); } #[test] fn unique_lines_empty_blocks() { let blocks = vec![(0, 0, 0)]; assert_eq!( unique_lines(&blocks), (Vec::::new(), Vec::::new()) ); } #[test] fn unique_lines_partitions_around_matches() { // a = [a b c d], b = [x b c y]; blocks: (1,1,2), (4,4,0) let blocks = vec![(1, 1, 2), (4, 4, 0)]; let (left, right) = unique_lines(&blocks); assert_eq!(left, vec![0, 3]); assert_eq!(right, vec![0, 3]); } #[test] fn iter_plan_emits_killed_b_for_lines_unique_to_a() { let blocks = vec![(1, 0, 2), (3, 2, 0)]; let lines_a = vec![line(b"a\n"), line(b"b\n"), line(b"c\n")]; let lines_b = vec![line(b"b\n"), line(b"c\n")]; let plan = iter_plan( &blocks, &HashSet::new(), &HashSet::new(), &HashSet::new(), &HashSet::new(), &lines_a, &lines_b, ); assert_eq!(plan[0].0, MergeTag::KilledB); assert_eq!(plan[0].1, b"a\n".to_vec()); } #[test] fn subtract_plans_drops_new_b_lines_present_in_old() { let old = vec![ (MergeTag::NewB, line(b"x\n")), (MergeTag::Unchanged, line(b"y\n")), ]; let new = vec![ (MergeTag::NewB, line(b"x\n")), (MergeTag::Unchanged, line(b"y\n")), (MergeTag::NewA, line(b"z\n")), ]; let out = subtract_plans(&old, &new); // The 'new-b x' line is shared with old → dropped. The shared // 'unchanged y' line passes through. The fresh 'new-a z' line is // unique to new → preserved. assert_eq!( out, vec![ (MergeTag::Unchanged, line(b"y\n")), (MergeTag::NewA, line(b"z\n")), ] ); } #[test] fn subtract_plans_rewrites_killed_b_to_unchanged() { let old = vec![(MergeTag::KilledB, line(b"x\n"))]; let new = vec![(MergeTag::KilledB, line(b"x\n"))]; let out = subtract_plans(&old, &new); assert_eq!(out, vec![(MergeTag::Unchanged, line(b"x\n"))]); } fn pm(pairs: &[(i32, &[i32])]) -> HashMap> { pairs.iter().map(|(k, ps)| (*k, ps.to_vec())).collect() } fn assert_remove_external_references( expected_filtered: &[(i32, &[i32])], expected_child: &[(i32, &[i32])], expected_tails: &[i32], input: &[(i32, &[i32])], ) { let (filtered, mut child_map, mut tails) = remove_external_references(&pm(input)); assert_eq!(filtered, pm(expected_filtered)); // The child lists' ordering is not strictly defined (the Rust core // walks the parent map in HashMap order); compare them as sets. for children in child_map.values_mut() { children.sort_unstable(); } let mut want_child = pm(expected_child); for children in want_child.values_mut() { children.sort_unstable(); } assert_eq!(child_map, want_child); tails.sort_unstable(); let mut want = expected_tails.to_vec(); want.sort_unstable(); assert_eq!(tails, want); } #[test] fn remove_external_references_cases() { // Nothing to remove. assert_remove_external_references( &[(3, &[2]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[])], &[(1, &[2]), (2, &[3]), (3, &[])], &[1], &[(3, &[2]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[])], ); // The reverse direction. assert_remove_external_references( &[(1, &[2]), (2, &[3]), (3, &[])], &[(3, &[2]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[])], &[3], &[(1, &[2]), (2, &[3]), (3, &[])], ); // Extra (external) references get dropped. assert_remove_external_references( &[(3, &[2]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[])], &[(1, &[2]), (2, &[3]), (3, &[])], &[1], &[(3, &[2, 4]), (2, &[1, 5]), (1, &[6])], ); // Multiple tails. assert_remove_external_references( &[(4, &[2, 3]), (3, &[]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[])], &[(1, &[2]), (2, &[4]), (3, &[4]), (4, &[])], &[1, 3], &[(4, &[2, 3]), (3, &[5]), (2, &[1]), (1, &[6])], ); // Multiple children. assert_remove_external_references( &[(1, &[3]), (2, &[3, 4]), (3, &[]), (4, &[])], &[(1, &[]), (2, &[]), (3, &[1, 2]), (4, &[2])], &[3, 4], &[(1, &[3]), (2, &[3, 4]), (3, &[5]), (4, &[])], ); } fn assert_prune_tails(expected: &[(i32, &[i32])], tails: &[i32], input: &[(i32, &[i32])]) { let mut parent_map = pm(input); // Build child_map the same way the test helper does in Python. let mut child_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); for (key, parent_keys) in &parent_map { child_map.entry(*key).or_default(); for pkey in parent_keys { child_map.entry(*pkey).or_default().push(*key); } } prune_tails(&mut parent_map, &mut child_map, tails.to_vec()); assert_eq!(parent_map, pm(expected)); } #[test] fn prune_tails_cases() { // Nothing requested to prune. assert_prune_tails( &[(1, &[]), (2, &[]), (3, &[])], &[], &[(1, &[]), (2, &[]), (3, &[])], ); // Prune a single entry. assert_prune_tails(&[(1, &[]), (3, &[])], &[2], &[(1, &[]), (2, &[]), (3, &[])]); // Prune a chain. assert_prune_tails(&[(1, &[])], &[3], &[(1, &[]), (2, &[3]), (3, &[])]); // Prune a chain with a diamond. assert_prune_tails( &[(1, &[])], &[5], &[(1, &[]), (2, &[3, 4]), (3, &[5]), (4, &[5]), (5, &[])], ); // Prune a partial chain. assert_prune_tails( &[(1, &[6]), (6, &[])], &[5], &[ (1, &[2, 6]), (2, &[3, 4]), (3, &[5]), (4, &[5]), (5, &[]), (6, &[]), ], ); // Prune a chain with multiple tips, pulling out intermediates. assert_prune_tails( &[(1, &[3]), (3, &[])], &[4, 5], &[(1, &[2, 3]), (2, &[4, 5]), (3, &[]), (4, &[]), (5, &[])], ); assert_prune_tails( &[(1, &[3]), (3, &[])], &[5, 4], &[(1, &[2, 3]), (2, &[4, 5]), (3, &[]), (4, &[]), (5, &[])], ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/recordcounter.rs0000644000000000000000000000764715207277256020446 0ustar00// Copyright (C) 2010 Canonical Ltd // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA //! Record counting support for showing progress of revision fetch. //! //! [`RecordCounter`] keeps an estimate of how much work a fetch (push, pull, //! branch, checkout) will involve so a progress bar can show a //! fetched-vs-estimate ratio. /// Users update the progress bar every `STEP` records. An odd number keeps the /// last digit of the fetched-vs-estimate ratio changing periodically. pub const STEP: i64 = 7; /// Maintains estimates of the work required for a fetch. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RecordCounter { pub initialized: bool, pub current: i64, pub key_count: i64, pub max: i64, pub step: i64, } impl Default for RecordCounter { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl RecordCounter { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { initialized: false, current: 0, key_count: 0, max: 0, step: STEP, } } /// Whether [`setup`](Self::setup) has been called. pub fn is_initialized(&self) -> bool { self.initialized } /// Estimate the maximum amount of "inserting stream" work. /// /// The 10.3 multiplier comes from empirical data across three projects; it /// is chosen to under-promise/over-deliver and to render a realistic /// progress ratio. See the original Python for the derivation. pub fn estimate_max(&self, key_count: i64) -> i64 { (key_count as f64 * 10.3) as i64 } /// Set up `max`/`current` to reflect the amount of work pending. pub fn setup(&mut self, key_count: i64, current: i64) { self.current = current; self.key_count = key_count; self.max = self.estimate_max(key_count); self.initialized = true; } /// Increment `current` by `count`, growing `max` so it stays ahead. pub fn increment(&mut self, count: i64) { self.current += count; if self.current > self.max { self.max += self.key_count; } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn new_is_uninitialized() { let rc = RecordCounter::new(); assert!(!rc.is_initialized()); assert_eq!(rc.current, 0); assert_eq!(rc.key_count, 0); assert_eq!(rc.max, 0); assert_eq!(rc.step, 7); } #[test] fn setup_estimates_max() { let mut rc = RecordCounter::new(); rc.setup(1000, 0); assert!(rc.is_initialized()); assert_eq!(rc.key_count, 1000); assert_eq!(rc.current, 0); assert_eq!(rc.max, 10300); } #[test] fn setup_honours_current() { let mut rc = RecordCounter::new(); rc.setup(1000, 200); assert_eq!(rc.current, 200); assert_eq!(rc.max, 10300); } #[test] fn increment_advances_current() { let mut rc = RecordCounter::new(); rc.setup(10, 0); rc.increment(5); assert_eq!(rc.current, 5); assert_eq!(rc.max, 103); } #[test] fn increment_grows_max_when_overrun() { let mut rc = RecordCounter::new(); rc.setup(10, 0); rc.max = 3; rc.increment(5); assert_eq!(rc.current, 5); assert_eq!(rc.max, 13); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/0000755000000000000000000000000015210521753017407 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/revision.rs0000644000000000000000000002403215211573005017373 0ustar00use crate::RevisionId; use chrono::{DateTime, NaiveDateTime}; use std::collections::HashMap; pub fn validate_properties(properties: &HashMap>) -> bool { for (key, _value) in properties.iter() { if crate::osutils::contains_whitespace(key.as_str()) { return false; } } true } #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq)] pub struct Revision { pub revision_id: RevisionId, pub parent_ids: Vec, pub committer: Option, pub message: String, pub properties: HashMap>, pub inventory_sha1: Option>, pub timestamp: f64, pub timezone: Option, } impl Revision { pub fn new( revision_id: RevisionId, parent_ids: Vec, committer: Option, message: String, properties: HashMap>, inventory_sha1: Option>, timestamp: f64, timezone: Option, ) -> Self { Revision { revision_id, parent_ids, committer, message, properties, inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone, } } pub fn datetime(&self) -> NaiveDateTime { DateTime::from_timestamp(self.timestamp as i64, 0) .expect("timestamp should be valid") .naive_utc() } pub fn timezone(&self) -> Option { self.timezone .map(|t| chrono::FixedOffset::east_opt(t).unwrap()) } pub fn check_properties(&self) -> bool { validate_properties(&self.properties) } pub fn get_summary(&self) -> String { if self.message.is_empty() { String::new() } else { let mut summary = self.message.trim().lines().next().unwrap().to_string(); summary = summary.trim().to_string(); summary } } fn get_property_as_str(&self, key: &str) -> Option { self.properties .get(key) .map(|x| String::from_utf8_lossy(x).to_string()) } /// Return the apparent authors of this revision. /// /// If the revision properties contain the names of the authors, /// return them. Otherwise return the committer name. /// /// The return value will be a list containing at least one element. pub fn get_apparent_authors(&self) -> Vec { let authors = match self.get_property_as_str("authors") { Some(authors) => { let authors = authors.split('\n').collect::>(); authors.iter().map(|x| x.to_string()).collect() } None => self.get_property_as_str("author").map_or( self.committer.clone().map_or(vec![], |v| vec![v]), |author| vec![author], ), }; authors.into_iter().filter(|x| !x.is_empty()).collect() } pub fn bug_urls(&self) -> Vec { self.get_property_as_str("bugs").map_or(vec![], |bugs| { bugs.split('\n').map(|x| x.to_string()).collect() }) } /// Decode the ``bugs`` property as `(url, status)` pairs. /// /// Each non-empty line of the property must contain a URL and a status /// word separated by whitespace. The status must be one of the values in /// [`BUG_STATUSES`]; malformed lines and unknown statuses are returned as /// structured errors so the caller can map them onto the appropriate /// exception class. pub fn iter_bugs(&self) -> Result, BugError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for line in self.bug_urls() { if line.is_empty() { continue; } let mut parts = line.split_whitespace(); let url = match parts.next() { Some(u) => u.to_string(), None => return Err(BugError::InvalidLine(line)), }; let status = match parts.next() { Some(s) => s.to_string(), None => return Err(BugError::InvalidLine(line)), }; if parts.next().is_some() { return Err(BugError::InvalidLine(line)); } if !BUG_STATUSES.contains(&status.as_str()) { return Err(BugError::InvalidStatus(status)); } out.push((url, status)); } Ok(out) } } /// Status values accepted in the ``bugs`` revision property. pub const BUG_STATUSES: &[&str] = &["fixed", "related"]; /// Reasons [`Revision::iter_bugs`] can reject a ``bugs`` property line. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum BugError { /// A line did not contain exactly a URL and a status token. InvalidLine(String), /// The status token was not one of [`BUG_STATUSES`]. InvalidStatus(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for Revision { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "Revision({})", self.revision_id) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn make(message: &str, committer: Option<&str>, props: &[(&str, &str)]) -> Revision { let properties = props .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.to_string(), v.as_bytes().to_vec())) .collect(); Revision::new( RevisionId::from(b"1".to_vec()), vec![], committer.map(str::to_string), message.to_string(), properties, None, 0.0, Some(0), ) } #[test] fn get_summary_takes_first_line_of_message() { assert_eq!(make("a", Some(""), &[]).get_summary(), "a"); assert_eq!(make("a\nb", Some(""), &[]).get_summary(), "a"); assert_eq!(make("\na\nb", Some(""), &[]).get_summary(), "a"); } #[test] fn get_summary_empty_message_is_empty() { assert_eq!(make("", Some(""), &[]).get_summary(), ""); } #[test] fn get_apparent_authors_falls_back_to_committer() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[]).get_apparent_authors(), vec!["A".to_string()] ); } #[test] fn get_apparent_authors_prefers_author_property() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[("author", "B")]).get_apparent_authors(), vec!["B".to_string()] ); } #[test] fn get_apparent_authors_prefers_authors_list_property() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[("author", "B"), ("authors", "C\nD")]).get_apparent_authors(), vec!["C".to_string(), "D".to_string()] ); } #[test] fn get_apparent_authors_empty_committer_returns_empty_list() { assert_eq!( make("", Some(""), &[]).get_apparent_authors(), Vec::::new() ); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_returns_empty_when_property_absent() { assert_eq!(make("", Some("A"), &[]).iter_bugs(), Ok(vec![])); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_parses_url_status_pairs() { let rev = make( "", Some("A"), &[( "bugs", "http://example.com/1 fixed\nhttp://example.com/2 related", )], ); assert_eq!( rev.iter_bugs(), Ok(vec![ ("http://example.com/1".to_string(), "fixed".to_string()), ("http://example.com/2".to_string(), "related".to_string()), ]) ); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_rejects_unknown_status() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[("bugs", "http://example.com/1 wontfix")]).iter_bugs(), Err(BugError::InvalidStatus("wontfix".to_string())) ); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_rejects_line_without_status() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[("bugs", "http://example.com/1")]).iter_bugs(), Err(BugError::InvalidLine("http://example.com/1".to_string())) ); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_rejects_line_with_extra_token() { assert_eq!( make( "", Some("A"), &[("bugs", "http://example.com/1 fixed extra")] ) .iter_bugs(), Err(BugError::InvalidLine( "http://example.com/1 fixed extra".to_string() )) ); } #[test] fn iter_bugs_skips_blank_lines() { assert_eq!( make("", Some("A"), &[("bugs", "\nhttp://example.com/1 fixed\n")]).iter_bugs(), Ok(vec![( "http://example.com/1".to_string(), "fixed".to_string() )]) ); } #[test] fn bug_urls_splits_on_newlines() { let rev = make( "", Some("A"), &[("bugs", "http://a fixed\nhttp://b related")], ); assert_eq!( rev.bug_urls(), vec!["http://a fixed".to_string(), "http://b related".to_string()] ); } #[test] fn bug_urls_empty_when_property_absent() { assert_eq!(make("", Some("A"), &[]).bug_urls(), Vec::::new()); } #[test] fn check_properties_rejects_whitespace_in_keys() { assert!(make("", Some("A"), &[("good-key", "v")]).check_properties()); assert!(!make("", Some("A"), &[("bad key", "v")]).check_properties()); } #[test] fn datetime_reflects_timestamp() { let mut rev = make("", Some("A"), &[]); rev.timestamp = 1_000_000_000.0; // 2001-09-09 01:46:40 UTC. assert_eq!( rev.datetime(), DateTime::from_timestamp(1_000_000_000, 0) .unwrap() .naive_utc() ); } #[test] fn timezone_maps_to_fixed_offset() { let mut rev = make("", Some("A"), &[]); rev.timezone = Some(3600); assert_eq!(rev.timezone(), chrono::FixedOffset::east_opt(3600)); rev.timezone = None; assert_eq!(rev.timezone(), None); } #[test] fn display_shows_revision_id() { let rev = make("msg", Some("A"), &[]); assert_eq!(format!("{}", rev), "Revision(1)"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/rio.rs0000644000000000000000000010733315177133166016347 0ustar00/// The RIO file format /// /// Copyright (C) 2023 Jelmer Vernooij /// /// Based on the Python implementation: /// Copyright (C) 2005 Canonical Ltd. /// /// \subsection{\emph{rio} - simple text metaformat} /// /// \emph{r} stands for `restricted', `reproducible', or `rfc822-like'. /// /// The stored data consists of a series of \emph{stanzas}, each of which contains /// \emph{fields} identified by an ascii name, with Unicode or string contents. /// The field tag is constrained to alphanumeric characters. /// There may be more than one field in a stanza with the same name. /// /// The format itself does not deal with character encoding issues, though /// the result will normally be written in Unicode. /// /// The format is intended to be simple enough that there is exactly one character /// stream representation of an object and vice versa, and that this relation /// will continue to hold for future versions of bzr. use regex::Regex; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::io::{BufRead, Write}; use std::iter::Iterator; use std::result::Result; use std::str; #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { Io(std::io::Error), InvalidTag(String), ContinuationLineWithoutTag, TagValueSeparatorNotFound(Vec), Other(String), } impl From for Error { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { Error::Io(e) } } /// Verify whether a tag is validly formatted pub fn valid_tag(tag: &str) -> bool { lazy_static::lazy_static! { static ref RE: Regex = Regex::new(r"^[-a-zA-Z0-9_]+$").unwrap(); } RE.is_match(tag) } pub struct RioWriter { soft_nl: bool, to_file: W, } impl RioWriter { pub fn new(to_file: W) -> Self { RioWriter { soft_nl: false, to_file, } } pub fn write_stanza(&mut self, stanza: &Stanza) -> Result<(), std::io::Error> { if self.soft_nl { self.to_file.write_all(b"\n")?; } stanza.write(&mut self.to_file)?; self.soft_nl = true; Ok(()) } } pub struct RioReader { from_file: R, } impl RioReader { pub fn new(from_file: R) -> Self { RioReader { from_file } } fn read_stanza(&mut self) -> Result, Error> { read_stanza_file(&mut self.from_file) } pub fn iter(&mut self) -> RioReaderIter<'_, R> { RioReaderIter { reader: self } } } pub struct RioReaderIter<'a, R: BufRead> { reader: &'a mut RioReader, } impl Iterator for RioReaderIter<'_, R> { type Item = Result, Error>; fn next(&mut self) -> Option { match self.reader.read_stanza() { Ok(stanza) => stanza.map(|s| Ok(Some(s))), Err(e) => Some(Err(e)), } } } #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct Stanza { items: Vec<(String, StanzaValue)>, } #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)] pub enum StanzaValue { String(String), Stanza(Box), } impl PartialEq for Stanza { fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { if self.len() != other.len() { return false; } for (self_item, other_item) in self.items.iter().zip(other.items.iter()) { let (self_tag, self_value) = self_item; let (other_tag, other_value) = other_item; if self_tag != other_tag { return false; } if self_value != other_value { return false; } } true } } impl Stanza { pub fn new() -> Stanza { Stanza { items: vec![] } } pub fn from_pairs(pairs: Vec<(String, StanzaValue)>) -> Stanza { Stanza { items: pairs } } pub fn add(&mut self, tag: String, value: StanzaValue) -> Result<(), Error> { if !valid_tag(&tag) { return Err(Error::InvalidTag(tag)); } self.items.push((tag, value)); Ok(()) } pub fn contains(&self, find_tag: &str) -> bool { for (tag, _) in &self.items { if tag == find_tag { return true; } } false } pub fn len(&self) -> usize { self.items.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.items.is_empty() } pub fn iter_pairs(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.items.iter().map(|(tag, value)| (tag.as_str(), value)) } pub fn to_bytes_lines(&self) -> Vec> { self.to_lines() .iter() .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect() } pub fn to_lines(&self) -> Vec { let mut result = Vec::new(); for (text_tag, text_value) in &self.items { let tag = text_tag.as_bytes(); let value = match text_value { StanzaValue::String(val) => val.to_string(), StanzaValue::Stanza(val) => val.to_string(), }; if value.is_empty() { result.push(format!("{}: \n", String::from_utf8_lossy(tag))); } else if value.contains('\n') { let mut val_lines = value.split('\n'); if let Some(first_line) = val_lines.next() { result.push(format!( "{}: {}\n", String::from_utf8_lossy(tag), first_line )); } for line in val_lines { result.push(format!("\t{}\n", line)); } } else { result.push(format!("{}: {}\n", String::from_utf8_lossy(tag), value)); } } result } pub fn to_string(&self) -> String { self.to_lines().join("") } pub fn to_bytes(&self) -> Vec { self.to_string().into_bytes() } pub fn write(&self, to_file: &mut T) -> std::io::Result<()> { for line in self.to_lines() { to_file.write_all(line.as_bytes())?; } Ok(()) } pub fn get(&self, tag: &str) -> Option<&StanzaValue> { for (t, v) in &self.items { if t == tag { return Some(v); } } None } pub fn get_all(&self, tag: &str) -> Vec<&StanzaValue> { self.items .iter() .filter(|(t, _)| t == tag) .map(|(_, v)| v) .collect() } pub fn as_dict(&self) -> HashMap { let mut d = HashMap::new(); for (tag, value) in &self.items { d.insert(tag.clone(), value.clone()); } d } } impl std::default::Default for Stanza { fn default() -> Self { Stanza::new() } } pub fn read_stanza_file(line_iter: &mut dyn BufRead) -> Result, Error> { read_stanza(line_iter.split(b'\n').map(|l| { let mut vec: Vec = l?; vec.push(b'\n'); Ok(vec) })) } fn trim_newline(vec: &mut Vec) { if let Some(last_non_newline) = vec.iter().rposition(|&b| b != b'\n' && b != b'\r') { vec.truncate(last_non_newline + 1); } else { vec.clear(); } } pub fn read_stanza(lines: I) -> Result, Error> where I: Iterator, Error>>, { let mut stanza = Stanza::new(); let mut tag: Option = None; let mut accum_value: Option> = None; for bline in lines { let mut line = bline?; trim_newline(&mut line); if line.is_empty() { break; // end of stanza } else if line.starts_with(b"\t") { // continues previous value if tag.is_none() { return Err(Error::ContinuationLineWithoutTag); } if let Some(accum_value) = accum_value.as_mut() { let extra = String::from_utf8(line[1..line.len()].to_owned()).unwrap(); accum_value.push("\n".to_string() + &extra); } } else { // new tag:value line if let Some(tag) = tag.take() { let value = accum_value.take().map_or_else(String::new, |v| v.join("")); stanza.add(tag, StanzaValue::String(value))?; } let colon_index = match line.windows(2).position(|window| window.eq(b": ")) { Some(index) => index, None => return Err(Error::TagValueSeparatorNotFound(line)), }; let tagname = String::from_utf8(line[0..colon_index].to_owned()).unwrap(); if !valid_tag(&tagname) { return Err(Error::InvalidTag(tagname)); } tag = Some(tagname); let value = String::from_utf8(line[colon_index + 2..line.len()].to_owned()).unwrap(); accum_value = Some(vec![value]); } } if let Some(tag) = tag { let value = accum_value.take().map_or_else(String::new, |v| v.join("")); stanza.add(tag, StanzaValue::String(value))?; Ok(Some(stanza)) } else { // didn't see any content Ok(None) } } pub fn read_stanzas(line_iter: &mut dyn BufRead) -> Result, Error> { let mut stanzas = vec![]; while let Some(s) = read_stanza_file(line_iter)? { stanzas.push(s); } Ok(stanzas) } pub fn rio_iter( stanzas: impl IntoIterator, header: Option>, ) -> impl Iterator> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); if let Some(header) = header { let mut header = header; header.push(b'\n'); lines.push(header); } let mut first_stanza = true; for stanza in stanzas { if !first_stanza { lines.push(b"\n".to_vec()); } lines.push(stanza.to_bytes()); first_stanza = false; } lines.into_iter() } /// Convert a stanza into RIO-Patch format lines. /// /// RIO-Patch is a RIO variant designed to be e-mailed as part of a patch. /// It resists common forms of damage such as newline conversion or the /// removal of trailing whitespace, yet is also reasonably easy to read. pub fn to_patch_lines(stanza: &Stanza, max_width: usize) -> Result>, Error> { if max_width <= 6 { return Err(Error::Other(format!("max_width too small: {}", max_width))); } let max_rio_width = max_width - 4; let mut lines: Vec> = Vec::new(); for pline in stanza.to_lines() { let pbytes = pline.into_bytes(); // Equivalent of pline.split(b"\n")[:-1]: split on \n and drop the // trailing empty segment that follows the final newline. If pbytes // does not end with \n we still drop the last segment, matching // Python's behaviour. let mut segments: Vec<&[u8]> = pbytes.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); segments.pop(); for segment in segments { // Escape backslashes. let mut line: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(segment.len()); for &b in segment { if b == b'\\' { line.extend_from_slice(b"\\\\"); } else { line.push(b); } } while !line.is_empty() { let split_at = std::cmp::min(max_rio_width, line.len()); let mut partline = line[..split_at].to_vec(); let mut rest = line[split_at..].to_vec(); // The Python implementation has `if len(line) > 0 and // line[:1] != [b" "]` which is always true (comparing bytes // to a list never matches), so the break-search runs // whenever there is a remainder. if !rest.is_empty() { let start = partline.len().saturating_sub(20); let mut break_index: i64 = -1; if let Some(pos) = partline[start..].iter().rposition(|&b| b == b' ') { break_index = (start + pos) as i64; } if break_index < 3 { if let Some(pos) = partline[start..].iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'-') { break_index = (start + pos) as i64 + 1; } } if break_index < 3 { if let Some(pos) = partline[start..].iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { break_index = (start + pos) as i64; } } if break_index >= 3 { let bi = break_index as usize; let mut new_rest = partline[bi..].to_vec(); new_rest.extend_from_slice(&rest); rest = new_rest; partline.truncate(bi); } } if !rest.is_empty() { // Indent continuation lines by two spaces. let mut indented = b" ".to_vec(); indented.append(&mut rest); rest = indented; } // Escape carriage returns. let mut escaped: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(partline.len()); for &b in &partline { if b == b'\r' { escaped.extend_from_slice(b"\\r"); } else { escaped.push(b); } } partline = escaped; let mut blank_line = false; if !rest.is_empty() { partline.push(b'\\'); } else if partline.last() == Some(&b' ') { partline.push(b'\\'); blank_line = true; } let mut out = b"# ".to_vec(); out.append(&mut partline); out.push(b'\n'); lines.push(out); if blank_line { lines.push(b"# \n".to_vec()); } line = rest; } } } Ok(lines) } /// Decode the RIO-Patch line wrapping into raw RIO lines suitable for /// `read_stanza`. /// /// Stops at the first stanza terminator (a line whose decoded payload is /// just a newline), leaving any following lines on the iterator for the /// caller — the merge-directive format embeds a patch/bundle body after /// the header stanza and would otherwise trip over the non-`#`-prefixed /// lines. fn patch_stanza_iter(line_iter: I) -> Result>, Error> where I: IntoIterator>, { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut last_line: Option> = None; let mut first_chunk = true; for line in line_iter { let mut line: Vec = if line.starts_with(b"# ") { line[2..].to_vec() } else if line.starts_with(b"#") { line[1..].to_vec() } else { return Err(Error::Other(format!("bad line {:?}", line))); }; if !first_chunk && line.len() > 2 { line = line[2..].to_vec(); } // Strip carriage returns. line.retain(|&b| b != b'\r'); // Apply the backslash decoding: \\ -> \, \r -> \r, \\n -> "" (line continuation). let decoded = decode_patch_escapes(&line); let combined = match last_line.take() { None => decoded, Some(mut prev) => { prev.extend_from_slice(&decoded); prev } }; if combined.last() == Some(&b'\n') { let is_terminator = first_chunk && combined == b"\n"; out.push(combined); last_line = None; first_chunk = true; if is_terminator { break; } } else { last_line = Some(combined); first_chunk = false; } } if let Some(rem) = last_line { out.push(rem); } Ok(out) } fn decode_patch_escapes(input: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(input.len()); let mut i = 0; while i < input.len() { if input[i] == b'\\' && i + 1 < input.len() { match input[i + 1] { b'\\' => { out.push(b'\\'); i += 2; } b'r' => { out.push(b'\r'); i += 2; } b'\n' => { // Soft-wrap continuation: drop both bytes. i += 2; } other => { // Unknown escape: leave the backslash and consume the // following character verbatim, mirroring Python's // KeyError-on-mapget behaviour would actually raise; but // since the encoder only produces the three escapes // above, in practice this branch is unreachable. out.push(b'\\'); out.push(other); i += 2; } } } else { out.push(input[i]); i += 1; } } out } /// Convert an iterable of RIO-Patch lines into a Stanza. pub fn read_patch_stanza(line_iter: I) -> Result, Error> where I: IntoIterator>, { let lines = patch_stanza_iter(line_iter)?; read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::valid_tag; use super::{read_stanza, Stanza, StanzaValue}; #[test] fn test_valid_tag() { assert!(valid_tag("name")); assert!(!valid_tag("!name")); } #[test] fn test_stanza() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add("number".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())) .unwrap(); s.add("name".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())) .unwrap(); assert!(s.contains("number")); assert!(!s.contains("color")); assert!(!s.contains("42")); // Verify that the s.get() function works assert_eq!( s.get("number"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())) ); assert_eq!( s.get("name"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())) ); assert_eq!(s.get("color"), None); // Verify that iter_pairs() works assert_eq!(s.iter_pairs().count(), 2); } #[test] fn test_eq() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add("number".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())) .unwrap(); s.add("name".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())) .unwrap(); let mut t = Stanza::new(); t.add("number".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())) .unwrap(); t.add("name".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(s, s); assert_eq!(s, t); t.add("color".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("red".to_string())) .unwrap(); assert_ne!(s, t); } #[test] fn test_empty_value() { let s = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![( "empty".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("".to_string()), )]); assert_eq!(s.to_string(), "empty: \n"); } #[test] fn test_to_lines() { let s = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![ ("number".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())), ("name".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())), ( "field-with-newlines".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("foo\nbar\nblah".to_string()), ), ( "special-characters".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(" \t\r\\\n ".to_string()), ), ]); assert_eq!( s.to_lines(), vec![ "number: 42\n".to_string(), "name: fred\n".to_string(), "field-with-newlines: foo\n".to_string(), "\tbar\n".to_string(), "\tblah\n".to_string(), "special-characters: \t\r\\\n".to_string(), "\t \n".to_string() ], ); } fn s(tag: &str, value: &str) -> (String, StanzaValue) { (tag.to_string(), StanzaValue::String(value.to_string())) } #[test] fn test_valid_tag_extra_cases() { assert!(valid_tag("foo")); assert!(!valid_tag("foo bla")); assert!(valid_tag("3foo423")); assert!(!valid_tag("foo:bla")); assert!(!valid_tag("")); assert!(!valid_tag("\u{b5}")); } #[test] fn test_as_dict() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("number", "42"), s("name", "fred")]); let dict = stanza.as_dict(); assert_eq!( dict.get("number"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())) ); assert_eq!( dict.get("name"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())) ); assert_eq!(dict.len(), 2); } #[test] fn test_to_file() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![ s("a_thing", "something with \"quotes like \\\"this\\\"\""), s("name", "fred"), s("number", "42"), ]); let mut buf = Vec::new(); stanza.write(&mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!( buf, b"a_thing: something with \"quotes like \\\"this\\\"\"\nname: fred\nnumber: 42\n", ); } #[test] fn test_multiline_string_round_trip() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s( "motto", "war is peace\nfreedom is slavery\nignorance is strength", )]); let mut buf = Vec::new(); stanza.write(&mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!( buf, b"motto: war is peace\n\tfreedom is slavery\n\tignorance is strength\n", ); let lines = buf .split_inclusive(|b| *b == b'\n') .map(|l| l.to_vec()) .collect::>(); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread, stanza); } #[test] fn test_repeated_field_round_trip() { let mut stanza = Stanza::new(); for (k, v) in [ ("a", "10"), ("b", "20"), ("a", "100"), ("b", "200"), ("a", "1000"), ("b", "2000"), ] { stanza .add(k.to_string(), StanzaValue::String(v.to_string())) .unwrap(); } let lines: Vec> = stanza .to_lines() .into_iter() .map(|l| l.into_bytes()) .collect(); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread, stanza); let all_a: Vec<&StanzaValue> = stanza.get_all("a"); assert_eq!( all_a, vec![ &StanzaValue::String("10".to_string()), &StanzaValue::String("100".to_string()), &StanzaValue::String("1000".to_string()), ] ); } #[test] fn test_backslash_round_trip() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("q", "\\")]); assert_eq!(stanza.to_string(), "q: \\\n"); let lines: Vec> = stanza .to_lines() .into_iter() .map(|l| l.into_bytes()) .collect(); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread, stanza); } #[test] fn test_blank_line_round_trip() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("none", ""), s("one", "\n"), s("two", "\n\n")]); assert_eq!(stanza.to_string(), "none: \none: \n\t\ntwo: \n\t\n\t\n",); let lines: Vec> = stanza .to_lines() .into_iter() .map(|l| l.into_bytes()) .collect(); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread, stanza); } #[test] fn test_whitespace_value_round_trip() { let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![ s("space", " "), s("tabs", "\t\t\t"), s("combo", "\n\t\t\n"), ]); let lines: Vec> = stanza .to_lines() .into_iter() .map(|l| l.into_bytes()) .collect(); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread, stanza); } #[test] fn test_read_empty_iter_returns_none() { let empty: Vec> = vec![]; let result = read_stanza(empty.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(result, None); } #[test] fn test_read_single_blank_line_returns_none() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"".to_vec()]; let result = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(result, None); } #[test] fn test_read_nul_byte_raises() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"\0".to_vec()]; let result = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)); assert!(result.is_err()); } #[test] fn test_read_nul_bytes_raises() { let lines: Vec> = vec![vec![0u8; 100]]; let result = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)); assert!(result.is_err()); } #[test] fn test_write_empty_stanza_yields_no_lines() { let stanza = Stanza::new(); assert!(stanza.to_lines().is_empty()); } #[test] fn test_rio_unicode_value_round_trip() { // \u{30aa} = KATAKANA LETTER O let stanza = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("foo", "\u{30aa}")]); assert_eq!( stanza.get("foo"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("\u{30aa}".to_string())) ); let lines: Vec> = stanza .to_lines() .into_iter() .map(|l| l.into_bytes()) .collect(); assert_eq!(lines, vec![format!("foo: \u{30aa}\n").into_bytes()]); let reread = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!( reread.get("foo"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("\u{30aa}".to_string())) ); } #[test] fn test_read_simple_key_value() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"foo: bar\n".to_vec(), b"".to_vec()]; let stanza = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(stanza, Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("foo", "bar")])); } #[test] fn test_read_multi_line_continuation() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"foo: bar\n".to_vec(), b"\tbla\n".to_vec()]; let stanza = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(stanza, Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("foo", "bar\nbla")])); } #[test] fn test_read_repeated_tag() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"foo: bar\n".to_vec(), b"foo: foo\n".to_vec()]; let stanza = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); let mut expected = Stanza::new(); expected .add("foo".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("bar".to_string())) .unwrap(); expected .add("foo".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("foo".to_string())) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(stanza, expected); } #[test] fn test_read_invalid_early_colon_raises() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"f:oo: bar\n".to_vec()]; assert!(read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).is_err()); } #[test] fn test_read_invalid_tag_raises() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"f%oo: bar\n".to_vec()]; assert!(read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).is_err()); } #[test] fn test_read_continuation_without_key_raises() { let lines: Vec> = vec![b"\tbar\n".to_vec()]; assert!(read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).is_err()); } #[test] fn test_read_large_value() { let value: String = "bla".repeat(9000); let line = format!("foo: {}\n", value).into_bytes(); let lines: Vec> = vec![line]; let stanza = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(stanza, Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("foo", value.as_str())])); } #[test] fn test_read_non_ascii_char() { let line = "foo: n\u{e5}me\n".as_bytes().to_vec(); let lines: Vec> = vec![line]; let stanza = read_stanza(lines.into_iter().map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!(stanza, Stanza::from_pairs(vec![s("foo", "n\u{e5}me")])); } #[test] fn test_read_stanza() { let lines = b"number: 42 name: fred field-with-newlines: foo \tbar \tblah " .split(|c| *c == b'\n') .map(|s| s.to_vec()); let s = read_stanza(lines.map(Ok)).unwrap().unwrap(); let expected = Stanza::from_pairs(vec![ ("number".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("42".to_string())), ("name".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("fred".to_string())), ( "field-with-newlines".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("foo\nbar\nblah".to_string()), ), ]); assert_eq!(s, expected); } use super::{read_patch_stanza, to_patch_lines}; fn mail_munge(lines: &[Vec], dos_nl: bool) -> Vec> { lines .iter() .map(|line| { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(line.len()); let mut buf: Vec = Vec::new(); for &b in line { if b == b'\n' { while buf.last() == Some(&b' ') { buf.pop(); } out.append(&mut buf); if dos_nl && out.last() != Some(&b'\r') { out.push(b'\r'); } out.push(b'\n'); } else { buf.push(b); } } out.append(&mut buf); out }) .collect() } fn b(s: &[u8]) -> Vec { s.to_vec() } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_basic_max_72() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add( "data".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("#\n\r\\r ".to_string()), ) .unwrap(); s.add("space".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(" ".repeat(255))) .unwrap(); s.add("hash".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("#".repeat(255))) .unwrap(); let lines = to_patch_lines(&s, 72).unwrap(); let expected: Vec> = vec![ b(b"# data: #\n"), b(b"# \t\\r\\\\r \\\n"), b(b"# \n"), b(b"# space: \\\n"), b(b"# \\\n"), b(b"# \\\n"), b(b"# \\\n"), b(b"# \n"), b(b"# hash: ##############################################################\\\n"), b(b"# ##################################################################\\\n"), b(b"# ##################################################################\\\n"), b(b"# #############################################################\n"), ]; assert_eq!(lines, expected); } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_roundtrip_through_mail_munge() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add( "data".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("#\n\r\\r ".to_string()), ) .unwrap(); s.add("space".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(" ".repeat(255))) .unwrap(); s.add("hash".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("#".repeat(255))) .unwrap(); let lines = to_patch_lines(&s, 72).unwrap(); let munged_no_dos = mail_munge(&lines, false); let parsed = read_patch_stanza(munged_no_dos).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!( parsed.get("data"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("#\n\r\\r ".to_string())) ); assert_eq!( parsed.get("space"), Some(&StanzaValue::String(" ".repeat(255))) ); assert_eq!( parsed.get("hash"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("#".repeat(255))) ); let munged_dos = mail_munge(&lines, true); let parsed = read_patch_stanza(munged_dos).unwrap().unwrap(); assert_eq!( parsed.get("data"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("#\n\r\\r ".to_string())) ); assert_eq!( parsed.get("space"), Some(&StanzaValue::String(" ".repeat(255))) ); assert_eq!( parsed.get("hash"), Some(&StanzaValue::String("#".repeat(255))) ); } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_too_small_width() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add("foo".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("bar".to_string())) .unwrap(); assert!(to_patch_lines(&s, 6).is_err()); assert!(to_patch_lines(&s, 7).is_ok()); } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_break_on_space() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add( "breaktest".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("linebreak -/".repeat(30)), ) .unwrap(); let lines = to_patch_lines(&s, 71).unwrap(); let expected: Vec> = vec![ b(b"# breaktest: linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak -/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# -/linebreak -/\n"), ]; assert_eq!(lines, expected); } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_break_on_dash() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add( "breaktest".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("linebreak-/".repeat(30)), ) .unwrap(); let lines = to_patch_lines(&s, 70).unwrap(); let expected: Vec> = vec![ b(b"# breaktest: linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/linebreak-/\n"), ]; assert_eq!(lines, expected); } #[test] fn test_to_patch_lines_break_on_slash() { let mut s = Stanza::new(); s.add( "breaktest".to_string(), StanzaValue::String("linebreak/".repeat(30)), ) .unwrap(); let lines = to_patch_lines(&s, 70).unwrap(); let expected: Vec> = vec![ b(b"# breaktest: linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak/linebreak\\\n"), b(b"# /linebreak/\n"), ]; assert_eq!(lines, expected); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/serializer.rs0000644000000000000000000000661115204557105017716 0ustar00use crate::inventory::MutableInventory; use crate::revision::Revision; use crate::RevisionId; use std::io::Read; #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { DecodeError(String), EncodeError(String), IOError(std::io::Error), UnexpectedInventoryFormat(String), UnsupportedInventoryKind(String), } impl From for Error { fn from(error: std::io::Error) -> Self { Error::IOError(error) } } pub trait RevisionSerializer: Send + Sync { fn format_name(&self) -> &'static str; fn squashes_xml_invalid_characters(&self) -> bool; fn read_revision(&self, file: &mut dyn Read) -> Result; fn write_revision_to_string(&self, revision: &Revision) -> Result, Error>; fn write_revision_to_lines( &self, revision: &Revision, ) -> Box, Error>>>; fn read_revision_from_string(&self, string: &[u8]) -> Result; } pub trait InventorySerializer: Send + Sync { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8]; /// Whether this serializer supports the "altered-by" hack — extracting /// per-text revision references by regex-scanning inventory lines /// without parsing the full XML. True for the flat XML formats /// (v5/v6/v7/v8); false for v4 and CHK serializers. fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { false } /// Serialize the inventory to a vector of byte chunks (one per line). /// /// If `working` is true, history data (text_sha1, text_size, /// reference_revision, symlink_target, revision) is omitted. This is used /// by working-tree inventory serialization where that data is not yet /// stable. fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error>; /// Serialize the inventory to a vector of byte chunks (alias for lines). fn write_inventory_to_chunks( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { self.write_inventory_to_lines(inv, working) } /// Serialize the inventory to a single byte string. fn write_inventory_to_string( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result, Error> { let lines = self.write_inventory_to_lines(inv, working)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for line in lines { out.extend_from_slice(&line); } Ok(out) } /// Write the inventory directly to a writer. fn write_inventory( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, f: &mut dyn std::io::Write, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let lines = self.write_inventory_to_lines(inv, working)?; for line in &lines { f.write_all(line)?; } Ok(lines) } /// Read an inventory from a sequence of byte-chunks (lines). fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result; /// Read an inventory from a reader. fn read_inventory( &self, f: &mut dyn Read, revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut buf = Vec::new(); f.read_to_end(&mut buf)?; self.read_inventory_from_lines(&[buf.as_slice()], revision_id) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/smart/0000755000000000000000000000000015162074037016322 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/testament.rs0000644000000000000000000004157715210506612017555 0ustar00//! Testaments: signable summaries of a revision. //! //! A testament is a deterministic, human-readable byte form of a revision //! and its tree, designed so that two semantically equal revisions produce //! byte-for-byte equal testaments. They are what bzr signs, rather than the //! stored revision XML. Ported from `breezy.bzr.testament`. //! //! Three formats differ in their headers, whether they include the tree //! root, and what per-entry detail they record: //! //! - [`TestamentFormat::V1`] - the original; no per-entry revision or //! executable bit, root excluded. //! - [`TestamentFormat::Strict`] - bundle format 0.8; adds the per-entry //! revision and executable bit. //! - [`TestamentFormat::Strict3`] - bundle format 0.9+; like `Strict` but //! includes the tree root (shown with path `.`). //! //! Unlike the Python class, this does not depend on a `Tree` object: the //! caller passes the revision fields and the tree entries directly (built //! from an inventory), keeping the module decoupled. use std::collections::BTreeMap; /// Which testament format to produce. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum TestamentFormat { /// `bazaar-ng testament version 1`. V1, /// `bazaar-ng testament version 2.1` (strict, bundle 0.8). Strict, /// `bazaar testament version 3 strict` (bundle 0.9+, includes root). Strict3, } impl TestamentFormat { fn long_header(self) -> &'static str { match self { TestamentFormat::V1 => "bazaar-ng testament version 1\n", TestamentFormat::Strict => "bazaar-ng testament version 2.1\n", TestamentFormat::Strict3 => "bazaar testament version 3 strict\n", } } fn short_header(self) -> &'static str { match self { TestamentFormat::V1 => "bazaar-ng testament short form 1\n", TestamentFormat::Strict => "bazaar-ng testament short form 2.1\n", TestamentFormat::Strict3 => "bazaar testament short form 3 strict\n", } } fn include_root(self) -> bool { matches!(self, TestamentFormat::Strict3) } fn strict(self) -> bool { matches!(self, TestamentFormat::Strict | TestamentFormat::Strict3) } } /// The kind of a tree entry, as it appears in a testament line. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum EntryKind { File, Directory, Symlink, TreeReference, } impl EntryKind { fn as_str(self) -> &'static str { match self { EntryKind::File => "file", EntryKind::Directory => "directory", EntryKind::Symlink => "symlink", EntryKind::TreeReference => "tree-reference", } } } /// One tree entry contributing to a testament. /// /// `path` is the tree-relative path (the root, when included, uses `.`). /// `content` is the file's text sha1 (hex) for files, or the symlink /// target for symlinks; it is ignored for other kinds. `revision` and /// `executable` are only emitted by the strict formats. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct TestamentEntry { pub path: String, pub kind: EntryKind, pub file_id: Vec, /// File text sha1 (hex) or symlink target, depending on `kind`. pub content: Vec, pub revision: Vec, pub executable: bool, } /// Errors from building a testament. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum TestamentError { /// A field that must not contain whitespace did (revision id, file id, /// parent id, property name). WhitespaceNotAllowed(Vec), /// A field that must not contain line breaks did (committer, path). LinebreakNotAllowed(String), /// A file entry had no text sha1. MissingFileSha1(Vec), /// A symlink entry had no target. MissingSymlinkTarget(Vec), } impl std::fmt::Display for TestamentError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed(v) => { write!( f, "whitespace not allowed in {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(v) ) } TestamentError::LinebreakNotAllowed(s) => { write!(f, "line break not allowed in {s:?}") } TestamentError::MissingFileSha1(v) => { write!(f, "file {:?} has no text sha1", String::from_utf8_lossy(v)) } TestamentError::MissingSymlinkTarget(v) => { write!(f, "symlink {:?} has no target", String::from_utf8_lossy(v)) } } } } impl std::error::Error for TestamentError {} /// A testament: the revision fields plus the tree entries that summarise it. /// /// Entries must be supplied in the order the testament should list them /// (the order `Tree.list_files` would yield). For [`TestamentFormat::Strict3`] /// the caller includes a root entry (path `.`); for the other formats the /// root must be omitted. pub struct Testament { pub revision_id: Vec, pub committer: String, pub timestamp: i64, pub timezone: i32, pub message: String, pub parent_ids: Vec>, pub revprops: BTreeMap, pub entries: Vec, } impl Testament { /// The testament as a sequence of UTF-8 lines (each ending in `\n`). pub fn as_text_lines(&self, format: TestamentFormat) -> Result>, TestamentError> { if contains_whitespace_bytes(&self.revision_id) { return Err(TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed( self.revision_id.clone(), )); } if crate::osutils::contains_linebreaks(&self.committer) { return Err(TestamentError::LinebreakNotAllowed(self.committer.clone())); } let mut r: Vec = Vec::new(); r.push(format.long_header().to_string()); r.push(format!( "revision-id: {}\n", String::from_utf8_lossy(&self.revision_id) )); r.push(format!("committer: {}\n", self.committer)); r.push(format!("timestamp: {}\n", self.timestamp)); r.push(format!("timezone: {}\n", self.timezone)); r.push("parents:\n".to_string()); let mut parents = self.parent_ids.clone(); parents.sort(); for parent in &parents { if contains_whitespace_bytes(parent) { return Err(TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed(parent.clone())); } r.push(format!(" {}\n", String::from_utf8_lossy(parent))); } r.push("message:\n".to_string()); for line in splitlines(&self.message) { r.push(format!(" {line}\n")); } r.push("inventory:\n".to_string()); for entry in &self.entries { r.push(self.entry_to_line(format, entry)?); } r.extend(self.revprops_to_lines()?); Ok(r.into_iter().map(String::into_bytes).collect()) } fn entry_to_line( &self, format: TestamentFormat, entry: &TestamentEntry, ) -> Result { if contains_whitespace_bytes(&entry.file_id) { return Err(TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed(entry.file_id.clone())); } let (content, spacer) = match entry.kind { EntryKind::File => { if entry.content.is_empty() { return Err(TestamentError::MissingFileSha1(entry.file_id.clone())); } (String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry.content).into_owned(), " ") } EntryKind::Symlink => { if entry.content.is_empty() { return Err(TestamentError::MissingSymlinkTarget(entry.file_id.clone())); } ( escape_path(&String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry.content), format)?, " ", ) } _ => (String::new(), ""), }; let mut line = format!( " {} {} {}{}{}", entry.kind.as_str(), escape_path(&entry.path, format)?, String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry.file_id), spacer, content, ); if format.strict() { line.push(' '); line.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry.revision)); line.push_str(if entry.executable { " yes" } else { " no" }); } line.push('\n'); Ok(line) } fn revprops_to_lines(&self) -> Result, TestamentError> { if self.revprops.is_empty() { return Ok(Vec::new()); } let mut r = vec!["properties:\n".to_string()]; // BTreeMap iterates in sorted key order, matching Python's sorted(). for (name, value) in &self.revprops { if crate::osutils::contains_whitespace(name) { return Err(TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed( name.clone().into_bytes(), )); } r.push(format!(" {name}:\n")); for line in splitlines(value) { r.push(format!(" {line}\n")); } } Ok(r) } /// The full testament as a single UTF-8 byte string. pub fn as_text(&self, format: TestamentFormat) -> Result, TestamentError> { Ok(self.as_text_lines(format)?.concat()) } /// The hex sha1 of the full testament text. pub fn as_sha1(&self, format: TestamentFormat) -> Result, TestamentError> { Ok(crate::weave::sha_strings(&self.as_text_lines(format)?)) } /// The short, digest-based testament. pub fn as_short_text(&self, format: TestamentFormat) -> Result, TestamentError> { let sha1 = self.as_sha1(format)?; let mut out = format.short_header().as_bytes().to_vec(); out.extend_from_slice(b"revision-id: "); out.extend_from_slice(&self.revision_id); out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(b"sha1: "); out.extend_from_slice(&sha1); out.push(b'\n'); Ok(out) } } /// Escape a path for a testament line: `\` becomes `/`, spaces are /// backslash-escaped, and (for strict3) an empty path becomes `.`. fn escape_path(path: &str, format: TestamentFormat) -> Result { if crate::osutils::contains_linebreaks(path) { return Err(TestamentError::LinebreakNotAllowed(path.to_string())); } let path = if format.include_root() && path.is_empty() { "." } else { path }; Ok(path.replace('\\', "/").replace(' ', "\\ ")) } /// Whether a byte string contains any whitespace character. Mirrors /// `osutils.contains_whitespace` applied to bytes (revision/file/parent /// ids are ascii in practice). fn contains_whitespace_bytes(s: &[u8]) -> bool { s.iter() .any(|b| matches!(b, b' ' | b'\t' | b'\n' | b'\r' | 0x0b | 0x0c)) } /// Split a string into lines, matching Python's `str.splitlines()` for /// the `\n`-delimited forms used here: an empty string yields no lines, /// and a trailing newline does not produce a trailing empty line. fn splitlines(s: &str) -> Vec<&str> { if s.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } let trimmed = s.strip_suffix('\n').unwrap_or(s); trimmed.split('\n').collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn rev1() -> Testament { let mut revprops = BTreeMap::new(); revprops.insert("branch-nick".to_string(), "test branch".to_string()); Testament { revision_id: b"test@user-1".to_vec(), committer: "test@user".to_string(), timestamp: 1129025423, timezone: 0, message: "initial null commit".to_string(), parent_ids: Vec::new(), revprops, entries: Vec::new(), } } fn rev2() -> Testament { let mut revprops = BTreeMap::new(); revprops.insert("branch-nick".to_string(), "test branch".to_string()); Testament { revision_id: b"test@user-2".to_vec(), committer: "test@user".to_string(), timestamp: 1129025483, timezone: 36000, message: "add files and directories".to_string(), parent_ids: vec![b"test@user-1".to_vec()], revprops, entries: vec![ TestamentEntry { path: "hello".to_string(), kind: EntryKind::File, file_id: b"hello-id".to_vec(), content: b"34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73".to_vec(), revision: b"test@user-2".to_vec(), executable: true, }, TestamentEntry { path: "src".to_string(), kind: EntryKind::Directory, file_id: b"src-id".to_vec(), content: Vec::new(), revision: b"test@user-2".to_vec(), executable: false, }, TestamentEntry { path: "src/foo.c".to_string(), kind: EntryKind::File, file_id: b"foo.c-id".to_vec(), content: b"a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24".to_vec(), revision: b"test@user-2".to_vec(), executable: false, }, ], } } // Built with concat! so leading spaces are preserved (a `b"...\` // line continuation would strip them). const REV_1_V1: &[u8] = concat!( "bazaar-ng testament version 1\n", "revision-id: test@user-1\n", "committer: test@user\n", "timestamp: 1129025423\n", "timezone: 0\n", "parents:\n", "message:\n", " initial null commit\n", "inventory:\n", "properties:\n", " branch-nick:\n", " test branch\n", ) .as_bytes(); const REV_2_V1: &[u8] = concat!( "bazaar-ng testament version 1\n", "revision-id: test@user-2\n", "committer: test@user\n", "timestamp: 1129025483\n", "timezone: 36000\n", "parents:\n", " test@user-1\n", "message:\n", " add files and directories\n", "inventory:\n", " file hello hello-id 34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73\n", " directory src src-id\n", " file src/foo.c foo.c-id a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24\n", "properties:\n", " branch-nick:\n", " test branch\n", ) .as_bytes(); const REV_2_STRICT: &[u8] = concat!( "bazaar-ng testament version 2.1\n", "revision-id: test@user-2\n", "committer: test@user\n", "timestamp: 1129025483\n", "timezone: 36000\n", "parents:\n", " test@user-1\n", "message:\n", " add files and directories\n", "inventory:\n", " file hello hello-id 34dd0ac19a24bf80c4d33b5c8960196e8d8d1f73 test@user-2 yes\n", " directory src src-id test@user-2 no\n", " file src/foo.c foo.c-id a2a049c20f908ae31b231d98779eb63c66448f24 test@user-2 no\n", "properties:\n", " branch-nick:\n", " test branch\n", ) .as_bytes(); #[test] fn rev1_v1_matches_breezy() { assert_eq!(rev1().as_text(TestamentFormat::V1).unwrap(), REV_1_V1); } #[test] fn rev2_v1_matches_breezy() { assert_eq!(rev2().as_text(TestamentFormat::V1).unwrap(), REV_2_V1); } #[test] fn rev2_strict_matches_breezy() { assert_eq!( rev2().as_text(TestamentFormat::Strict).unwrap(), REV_2_STRICT ); } #[test] fn strict3_includes_root() { // Strict3 prepends the root entry (path "."). let mut t = rev2(); t.entries.insert( 0, TestamentEntry { path: String::new(), kind: EntryKind::Directory, file_id: b"TREE_ROT".to_vec(), content: Vec::new(), revision: b"test@user-1".to_vec(), executable: false, }, ); let text = String::from_utf8(t.as_text(TestamentFormat::Strict3).unwrap()).unwrap(); assert!(text.starts_with("bazaar testament version 3 strict\n")); assert!(text.contains(" directory . TREE_ROT test@user-1 no\n")); } #[test] fn short_form_is_header_plus_sha() { let t = rev1(); let sha = t.as_sha1(TestamentFormat::V1).unwrap(); let mut expected = b"bazaar-ng testament short form 1\nrevision-id: test@user-1\nsha1: ".to_vec(); expected.extend_from_slice(&sha); expected.push(b'\n'); assert_eq!(t.as_short_text(TestamentFormat::V1).unwrap(), expected); } #[test] fn whitespace_in_revision_id_rejected() { let mut t = rev1(); t.revision_id = b"bad id".to_vec(); assert!(matches!( t.as_text_lines(TestamentFormat::V1), Err(TestamentError::WhitespaceNotAllowed(_)) )); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/textinv.rs0000644000000000000000000001043415210506612017236 0ustar00//! Text-based inventory format (`# bzr inventory format 3`). //! //! A simple line-oriented serialisation of an inventory, ported from //! `breezy.bzr.textinv`. Each non-root entry is one line of //! space-separated fields, with values escaped so they never contain a //! literal space (so a line can be parsed by splitting on spaces). //! //! As in breezy, only writing is implemented: the reader there never //! reconstructed entries (its `inv.add` was a no-op), so a faithful port //! provides the escape helpers and the writer, and leaves reading to a //! caller that knows the inventory entry types it wants to build. /// First line of a serialised text inventory. pub const START_MARK: &[u8] = b"# bzr inventory format 3\n"; /// Last line of a serialised text inventory. pub const END_MARK: &[u8] = b"# end of inventory\n"; /// URL-like escape so a value never contains a space (or other separator): /// `\`, space, tab and newline become `\xNN` forms. pub fn escape(s: &str) -> String { s.replace('\\', "\\x5c") .replace(' ', "\\x20") .replace('\t', "\\x09") .replace('\n', "\\x0a") } /// Inverse of [`escape`]. The input must not contain a literal space. pub fn unescape(s: &str) -> Option { if s.contains(' ') { return None; } Some( s.replace("\\x20", " ") .replace("\\x09", "\t") .replace("\\x0a", "\n") .replace("\\x5c", "\\"), ) } /// One non-root entry to serialise. `text_*` are only used for files. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct TextInvEntry { pub file_id: Vec, pub name: String, /// `"file"`, `"directory"`, `"symlink"`, etc. pub kind: String, pub parent_id: Vec, /// File text id, sha1 (hex) and size, present only for files. pub file_details: Option, } /// The extra fields a file entry carries. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct FileDetails { pub text_id: Vec, pub text_sha1: Vec, pub text_size: u64, } /// Serialise `entries` (already in iteration order, root excluded) as a /// text inventory. pub fn write_text_inventory(entries: &[TextInvEntry]) -> Vec { let mut out = START_MARK.to_vec(); for e in entries { out.extend_from_slice(&e.file_id); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(escape(&e.name).as_bytes()); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(e.kind.as_bytes()); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(&e.parent_id); if e.kind == "file" { if let Some(d) = &e.file_details { out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(&d.text_id); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(&d.text_sha1); out.push(b' '); out.extend_from_slice(d.text_size.to_string().as_bytes()); } } out.push(b'\n'); } out.extend_from_slice(END_MARK); out } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn escape_round_trips() { for s in [ "plain", "with space", "tab\there", "back\\slash", "new\nline", ] { let e = escape(s); assert!(!e.contains(' ')); assert_eq!(unescape(&e).unwrap(), s); } } #[test] fn write_a_small_inventory() { let entries = vec![ TextInvEntry { file_id: b"dir-id".to_vec(), name: "a dir".to_string(), kind: "directory".to_string(), parent_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), file_details: None, }, TextInvEntry { file_id: b"file-id".to_vec(), name: "hello.txt".to_string(), kind: "file".to_string(), parent_id: b"dir-id".to_vec(), file_details: Some(FileDetails { text_id: b"hello-text".to_vec(), text_sha1: b"deadbeef".to_vec(), text_size: 12, }), }, ]; let out = write_text_inventory(&entries); let expected = b"# bzr inventory format 3\n\ dir-id a\\x20dir directory TREE_ROOT\n\ file-id hello.txt file dir-id hello-text deadbeef 12\n\ # end of inventory\n"; assert_eq!(out, expected); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/textmerge.rs0000644000000000000000000003554515167250235017563 0ustar00//! Text merge functionality. //! //! Port of `bzrformats/textmerge.py`. Provides structured two-way merge using //! the patiencediff algorithm. Each merge yields a sequence of `Group`s; an //! `Unchanged` group is a region common to both inputs, while a `Conflict` //! group holds the diverging lines from each side. use patiencediff::SequenceMatcher; pub const A_MARKER: &[u8] = b"<<<<<<< \n"; pub const B_MARKER: &[u8] = b">>>>>>> \n"; pub const SPLIT_MARKER: &[u8] = b"=======\n"; /// One region of a structured merge result. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Group { Unchanged(Vec>), Conflict { a: Vec>, b: Vec> }, } impl Group { pub fn is_conflict(&self) -> bool { matches!(self, Group::Conflict { .. }) } fn is_useful(&self) -> bool { match self { Group::Unchanged(lines) => !lines.is_empty(), Group::Conflict { a, b } => !a.is_empty() || !b.is_empty(), } } } /// Two-way merge of `lines_a` and `lines_b`. /// /// Common regions are reported as [`Group::Unchanged`]; diverging regions as /// [`Group::Conflict`]. pub fn merge2(lines_a: &[Vec], lines_b: &[Vec]) -> Vec { let mut sm = SequenceMatcher::new(lines_a, lines_b); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut pos_a = 0; let mut pos_b = 0; for &(ai, bi, l) in sm.get_matching_blocks() { let group = Group::Conflict { a: lines_a[pos_a..ai].to_vec(), b: lines_b[pos_b..bi].to_vec(), }; if group.is_useful() { out.push(group); } let unchanged = Group::Unchanged(lines_a[ai..ai + l].to_vec()); if unchanged.is_useful() { out.push(unchanged); } pos_a = ai + l; pos_b = bi + l; } out } /// Re-run a two-way merge over the conflicted regions of an existing merge, /// shrinking each conflict region to its minimal diverging core. /// /// This may split one conflict into several smaller ones but never introduces /// new conflicts. pub fn reprocess_struct(struct_iter: impl IntoIterator) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); for group in struct_iter { match group { Group::Unchanged(_) => out.push(group), Group::Conflict { a, b } => { for sub in merge2(&a, &b) { out.push(sub); } } } } out } /// Render a structured merge result to a flat line stream, inserting conflict /// markers around [`Group::Conflict`] regions. /// /// Returns `(lines, had_conflicts)`. pub fn struct_to_lines( groups: &[Group], a_marker: &[u8], b_marker: &[u8], split_marker: &[u8], ) -> (Vec>, bool) { let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut conflicts = false; for group in groups { match group { Group::Unchanged(g) => lines.extend(g.iter().cloned()), Group::Conflict { a, b } => { conflicts = true; lines.push(a_marker.to_vec()); lines.extend(a.iter().cloned()); lines.push(split_marker.to_vec()); lines.extend(b.iter().cloned()); lines.push(b_marker.to_vec()); } } } (lines, conflicts) } /// Plan-merge state, mirroring `bzrformats.versionedfile` plan strings. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum PlanState { Unchanged, KilledA, KilledB, NewA, NewB, ConflictedA, ConflictedB, KilledBoth, Irrelevant, GhostA, GhostB, KilledBase, } impl PlanState { pub fn from_str(s: &str) -> Option { Some(match s { "unchanged" => PlanState::Unchanged, "killed-a" => PlanState::KilledA, "killed-b" => PlanState::KilledB, "new-a" => PlanState::NewA, "new-b" => PlanState::NewB, "conflicted-a" => PlanState::ConflictedA, "conflicted-b" => PlanState::ConflictedB, "killed-both" => PlanState::KilledBoth, "irrelevant" => PlanState::Irrelevant, "ghost-a" => PlanState::GhostA, "ghost-b" => PlanState::GhostB, "killed-base" => PlanState::KilledBase, _ => return None, }) } } /// One emitted region from `merge_struct_from_plan`. Lines are referenced by /// their index in the original plan so callers can preserve the source line /// objects byte-for-byte. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum PlanGroup { /// Single resolved chunk: emit these line indices unchanged. Single(Vec), /// Conflict region: side-A vs side-B line indices. Conflict { a: Vec, b: Vec }, } /// Translate a weave merge plan to structured merge groups. /// /// `states` is the per-line plan state; `lines` carries the corresponding /// line bytes (used for content equality when collapsing same-line "fake" /// conflicts) and to suppress single-line `unchanged` groups for empty lines. /// Output groups carry indices back into the original plan so callers can /// preserve byte identity for the lines. #[allow(unused_assignments)] pub fn merge_struct_from_plan>(states: &[PlanState], lines: &[L]) -> Vec { assert_eq!(states.len(), lines.len()); let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut lines_a: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut lines_b: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut ch_a = false; let mut ch_b = false; let line_bytes = |i: usize| lines[i].as_ref(); let same_content = |a: &[usize], b: &[usize]| -> bool { a.len() == b.len() && a.iter() .zip(b.iter()) .all(|(&i, &j)| line_bytes(i) == line_bytes(j)) }; macro_rules! flush { () => { if lines_a.is_empty() && lines_b.is_empty() { // nothing } else if ch_a && !ch_b { out.push(PlanGroup::Single(std::mem::take(&mut lines_a))); } else if ch_b && !ch_a { out.push(PlanGroup::Single(std::mem::take(&mut lines_b))); } else if same_content(&lines_a, &lines_b) { out.push(PlanGroup::Single(std::mem::take(&mut lines_a))); } else { out.push(PlanGroup::Conflict { a: std::mem::take(&mut lines_a), b: std::mem::take(&mut lines_b), }); } lines_a.clear(); lines_b.clear(); ch_a = false; ch_b = false; }; } for (idx, state) in states.iter().enumerate() { if *state == PlanState::Unchanged { flush!(); if !line_bytes(idx).is_empty() { out.push(PlanGroup::Single(vec![idx])); } continue; } match state { PlanState::KilledA => { ch_a = true; lines_b.push(idx); } PlanState::KilledB => { ch_b = true; lines_a.push(idx); } PlanState::NewA => { ch_a = true; lines_a.push(idx); } PlanState::NewB => { ch_b = true; lines_b.push(idx); } PlanState::ConflictedA => { ch_a = true; ch_b = true; lines_a.push(idx); } PlanState::ConflictedB => { ch_a = true; ch_b = true; lines_b.push(idx); } PlanState::KilledBoth => { ch_a = true; ch_b = true; } PlanState::Irrelevant | PlanState::GhostA | PlanState::GhostB | PlanState::KilledBase => {} PlanState::Unchanged => unreachable!(), } } flush!(); out } /// Reconstruct a BASE text from a weave merge plan. /// /// Returns the indices (into `states`) of the lines that belong to BASE: /// `unchanged`, `killed-a`, `killed-b` and `killed-both` states. pub fn base_indices_from_plan(states: &[PlanState]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); for (idx, state) in states.iter().enumerate() { match state { PlanState::Unchanged | PlanState::KilledA | PlanState::KilledB | PlanState::KilledBoth => out.push(idx), _ => {} } } out } /// Convenience: produce merged lines plus a conflict flag from two inputs. pub fn merge_lines( lines_a: &[Vec], lines_b: &[Vec], reprocess: bool, a_marker: &[u8], b_marker: &[u8], split_marker: &[u8], ) -> (Vec>, bool) { let mut groups = merge2(lines_a, lines_b); if reprocess { groups = reprocess_struct(groups); } struct_to_lines(&groups, a_marker, b_marker, split_marker) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn lines(s: &str) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut current = Vec::new(); for &b in s.as_bytes() { current.push(b); if b == b'\n' { out.push(std::mem::take(&mut current)); } } if !current.is_empty() { out.push(current); } out } #[test] fn agreed() { let l = lines("a\nb\nc\nd\ne\nf\n"); let (merged, conflicts) = merge_lines(&l, &l, false, A_MARKER, B_MARKER, SPLIT_MARKER); assert_eq!(merged, l); assert!(!conflicts); } #[test] fn conflict() { let a = lines("a\nb\nc\nd\ne\nf\ng\nh\n"); let b = lines("z\nb\nx\nd\ne\ne\nf\ng\ny\n"); let expected = "<\na\n=\nz\n>\nb\n<\nc\n=\nx\n>\nd\ne\n<\n=\ne\n>\nf\ng\n<\nh\n=\ny\n>\n"; let (merged, conflicts) = merge_lines(&a, &b, false, b"<\n", b">\n", b"=\n"); let joined: Vec = merged.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(joined, expected.as_bytes()); assert!(conflicts); let (merged_rp, conflicts_rp) = merge_lines(&a, &b, true, b"<\n", b">\n", b"=\n"); let joined_rp: Vec = merged_rp.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(joined_rp, expected.as_bytes()); assert!(conflicts_rp); } #[test] fn plan_merge_unchanged_runs() { let states = vec![ PlanState::Unchanged, PlanState::Unchanged, PlanState::Unchanged, ]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"a", b"b", b"c"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!( groups, vec![ PlanGroup::Single(vec![0]), PlanGroup::Single(vec![1]), PlanGroup::Single(vec![2]), ] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_killed_a_then_unchanged() { // killed-a sets ch_a but pushes to lines_b. The Python original // yields the empty (lines_a,) chunk on flush; downstream iter_useful // discards it. let states = vec![PlanState::KilledA, PlanState::Unchanged]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"x", b"y"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!( groups, vec![PlanGroup::Single(vec![]), PlanGroup::Single(vec![1])] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_new_a_then_unchanged() { // new-a is the symmetric case that does carry the line through. let states = vec![PlanState::NewA, PlanState::Unchanged]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"x", b"y"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!( groups, vec![PlanGroup::Single(vec![0]), PlanGroup::Single(vec![1])] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_two_sided_conflict() { // new-a then new-b without intervening unchanged -> conflict let states = vec![PlanState::NewA, PlanState::NewB]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"x", b"y"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!( groups, vec![PlanGroup::Conflict { a: vec![0], b: vec![1] }] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_same_line_on_both_sides_collapses() { // new-a and new-b inserting the *same* content collapse to a single // chunk, not a conflict — content equality, not index equality. let states = vec![PlanState::NewA, PlanState::NewB]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"xxx\n", b"xxx\n"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!(groups, vec![PlanGroup::Single(vec![0])]); } #[test] fn plan_merge_killed_both_is_a_change() { // killed-both with no surviving lines -> drops nothing let states = vec![ PlanState::Unchanged, PlanState::KilledBoth, PlanState::Unchanged, ]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"a", b"b", b"c"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!( groups, vec![PlanGroup::Single(vec![0]), PlanGroup::Single(vec![2]),] ); } #[test] fn plan_merge_skips_empty_unchanged_line() { let states = vec![PlanState::Unchanged, PlanState::Unchanged]; let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"", b"x"]; let groups = merge_struct_from_plan(&states, &lines); assert_eq!(groups, vec![PlanGroup::Single(vec![1])]); } #[test] fn base_indices_only_includes_base_states() { let states = vec![ PlanState::Unchanged, PlanState::KilledA, PlanState::NewA, PlanState::KilledB, PlanState::ConflictedA, PlanState::KilledBoth, PlanState::GhostA, ]; assert_eq!(base_indices_from_plan(&states), vec![0, 1, 3, 5]); } #[test] fn reprocess_splits_conflicts() { let input = vec![ Group::Conflict { a: vec![b"a".to_vec()], b: vec![b"b".to_vec()], }, Group::Unchanged(vec![b"c".to_vec()]), Group::Conflict { a: vec![b"d".to_vec(), b"e".to_vec(), b"f".to_vec()], b: vec![b"g".to_vec(), b"e".to_vec(), b"h".to_vec()], }, Group::Unchanged(vec![b"i".to_vec()]), ]; let expected = vec![ Group::Conflict { a: vec![b"a".to_vec()], b: vec![b"b".to_vec()], }, Group::Unchanged(vec![b"c".to_vec()]), Group::Conflict { a: vec![b"d".to_vec()], b: vec![b"g".to_vec()], }, Group::Unchanged(vec![b"e".to_vec()]), Group::Conflict { a: vec![b"f".to_vec()], b: vec![b"h".to_vec()], }, Group::Unchanged(vec![b"i".to_vec()]), ]; assert_eq!(reprocess_struct(input), expected); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/transport.rs0000644000000000000000000005521715211047707017607 0ustar00//! Storage transport abstraction. //! //! [`Transport`] is the path-keyed byte store that knit (and eventually //! groupcompress, pack_repo, etc.) reads and writes through. It mirrors //! the duck-typed Python `bzrformats.transport.Transport` interface but //! exposes only the methods the format-handling crates actually call — //! not the dozens of housekeeping operations the full Python interface //! carries. //! //! Pure-Rust callers implement this trait directly (local FS, S3, //! in-memory test fixtures). The pyo3 layer provides a `PyTransport` //! adapter that wraps any Python object satisfying the equivalent //! Python interface, so a `KnitVersionedFiles` instance built on //! pure-Rust traits can still run on top of the existing Python //! transport stack. //! //! ## Error handling //! //! All operations return `Result<_, TransportError>`. The variants are //! deliberately coarse — most callers either propagate the error or //! match on `NoSuchFile` for the not-found path. Detailed I/O errors //! are normalised into `(ErrorKind, String)` so the enum stays //! `Clone + PartialEq + Eq` and tests can compare error values. /// Errors returned by [`Transport`] operations. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum TransportError { /// The requested path does not exist. NoSuchFile(String), /// The transport refused a write because it is read-only. ReadOnly(String), /// An underlying I/O error. The `(ErrorKind, message)` pair is /// preserved so callers can branch on kind without losing the /// original diagnostic. Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind, message: String, }, /// Catch-all for transport-specific failures that don't map to /// any of the above (typically wrapped Python exceptions on the /// pyo3 adapter side). Other(String), } impl From for TransportError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound { TransportError::NoSuchFile(e.to_string()) } else { TransportError::Io { kind: e.kind(), message: e.to_string(), } } } } impl std::fmt::Display for TransportError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { TransportError::NoSuchFile(p) => write!(f, "No such file: {}", p), TransportError::ReadOnly(p) => write!(f, "Read-only transport: {}", p), TransportError::Io { kind, message } => { write!(f, "I/O error ({:?}): {}", kind, message) } TransportError::Other(s) => write!(f, "Transport error: {}", s), } } } impl std::error::Error for TransportError {} /// One range request handed to [`Transport::readv`]: byte offset plus /// length to read. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ReadRange { pub offset: u64, pub length: usize, } /// One byte range returned from [`Transport::readv`]. The `offset` / /// `length` echo the request the bytes correspond to so callers can /// match each result against its request without tracking order /// themselves (the implementation is allowed to coalesce adjacent /// requests and yield the merged bytes in any order). #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ReadResult { pub offset: u64, pub length: usize, pub bytes: Vec, } /// Path-keyed byte store. The minimal method set needed by the knit /// reader and writer — additional operations can be added as more /// modules port to this trait. /// /// `path` is always interpreted as relative to the transport's root. /// Implementations are responsible for whatever path normalisation /// their backing store requires. pub trait Transport { /// Read the entire contents of `path`. fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError>; /// Write `bytes` to `path`, creating parent directories if /// `create_parent_dir` is true. Replaces any existing content. fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Atomically write `bytes` to `path`, replacing any existing content. /// `mode` is an optional Unix permission bits value for the new file. /// /// The default implementation defers to [`Transport::put_file_non_atomic`] /// (ignoring `mode`); backends with a native atomic put should override it. fn put_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], mode: Option) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let _ = mode; self.put_file_non_atomic(path, bytes, false) } /// Append `bytes` to the end of `path`, creating it if missing. /// Returns the byte offset where the appended data starts. fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result; /// Create directory `path`. It is not an error if the directory already /// exists; implementations should silently succeed in that case. fn mkdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Test whether `path` exists. fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result; /// Read multiple byte ranges from `path` in a single call. /// Implementations are encouraged (but not required) to coalesce /// adjacent ranges and issue a single underlying read; the order /// of returned [`ReadResult`]s is not specified, but each result /// carries its `offset`/`length` so callers can match it back to /// the request. /// /// The default implementation falls back to a `get_bytes` of the /// whole file followed by per-range slicing — efficient enough /// for in-memory and small-file backends, but real network /// transports should override this with a true range read. fn readv(&self, path: &str, ranges: &[ReadRange]) -> Result, TransportError> { let data = self.get_bytes(path)?; let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(ranges.len()); for r in ranges { let start = r.offset as usize; let end = start.checked_add(r.length).ok_or_else(|| { TransportError::Other(format!( "readv range overflow: offset={} length={}", r.offset, r.length )) })?; if end > data.len() { return Err(TransportError::Other(format!( "readv range past end: offset={} length={} data_len={}", r.offset, r.length, data.len() ))); } out.push(ReadResult { offset: r.offset, length: r.length, bytes: data[start..end].to_vec(), }); } Ok(out) } /// List all files under the transport root recursively, returning /// relative paths. Used by [`crate::knit::KndxIndex::keys`] to /// enumerate prefixes when the mapper is not constant. fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError>; /// Resolve `path` relative to the transport root into an absolute /// identifier (typically a filesystem path or URL). Used for error /// messages and reload-tracking; implementations are free to /// return any stable string. fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result; /// Rename `from` to `to`. For the lockdir protocol this must fail /// (rather than overwrite) when `to` already exists, so that the /// atomic "claim the lock by renaming into place" step is reliable. /// /// The default returns [`TransportError::Other`]; backends that /// support renaming must override it. fn rename(&self, from: &str, to: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let _ = (from, to); Err(TransportError::Other( "rename not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// Delete the file at `path`. fn delete(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let _ = path; Err(TransportError::Other( "delete not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// Remove the (empty) directory at `path`. fn rmdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let _ = path; Err(TransportError::Other( "rmdir not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// List the immediate entries of directory `path`, returning their /// names (not full paths) in unspecified order. fn list_dir(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { let _ = path; Err(TransportError::Other( "list_dir not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// Return metadata about `path`. fn stat(&self, path: &str) -> Result { let _ = path; Err(TransportError::Other( "stat not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// Return a new transport rooted at `path` relative to this one. /// /// Used to descend from a `.bzr` directory into its `repository`, /// `branch` and `checkout` components. The default returns /// [`TransportError::Other`]; backends that can be re-rooted (e.g. /// [`LocalTransport`]) override it. fn subtransport(&self, path: &str) -> Result { let _ = path; Err(TransportError::Other( "subtransport not supported by this transport".to_string(), )) } /// The local filesystem path of `path` relative to this transport, when /// the transport is backed by the local filesystem. /// /// Returns `None` for non-local backends. Used by operations that need /// a real OS path (e.g. taking an fcntl lock to rewrite the dirstate). fn local_path(&self, path: &str) -> Option { let _ = path; None } } /// Forward [`Transport`] through the shared `Arc`, so a `SharedTransport` /// can be used wherever a `T: Transport` is needed (e.g. the knit /// `KndxIndex` / `KnitKeyAccess` stores). impl Transport for std::sync::Arc { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { (**self).get_bytes(path) } fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).put_file_non_atomic(path, bytes, create_parent_dir) } fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { (**self).append_bytes(path, bytes) } fn mkdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).mkdir(path) } fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result { (**self).has(path) } fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError> { (**self).iter_files_recursive() } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result { (**self).abspath(path) } fn readv(&self, path: &str, ranges: &[ReadRange]) -> Result, TransportError> { (**self).readv(path, ranges) } fn put_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], mode: Option) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).put_bytes(path, bytes, mode) } fn rename(&self, from: &str, to: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).rename(from, to) } fn delete(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).delete(path) } fn rmdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { (**self).rmdir(path) } fn list_dir(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { (**self).list_dir(path) } fn stat(&self, path: &str) -> Result { (**self).stat(path) } fn subtransport(&self, path: &str) -> Result { (**self).subtransport(path) } fn local_path(&self, path: &str) -> Option { (**self).local_path(path) } } /// A transport shared across the opener objects (`BzrDir`, `Branch`, /// `Repository`, `WorkingTree`). /// /// They own their transport via this `Arc` rather than borrowing it, so a /// `BzrDir` can hand out sub-objects that outlive it, and the 2a /// repository's CHK store (which needs `Arc` with `S: Send + Sync`) is /// satisfiable. `Send + Sync` is required because the groupcompress stores /// implement the `Send + Sync` `VersionedFiles` trait. pub type SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc; /// Minimal file metadata returned by [`Transport::stat`]. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Stat { /// Size in bytes (0 for directories). pub size: u64, /// Whether the entry is a directory. pub is_dir: bool, } /// A [`Transport`] rooted at a local filesystem directory. /// /// All `path` arguments are interpreted relative to [`root`](LocalTransport::root) /// and joined onto it; the transport does not guard against `..` /// escaping the root, matching the trust model of the rest of the /// format code (callers pass paths they constructed themselves). pub struct LocalTransport { root: std::path::PathBuf, } impl LocalTransport { /// Create a transport rooted at `root`. pub fn new>(root: P) -> Self { LocalTransport { root: root.into() } } /// The directory this transport is rooted at. pub fn root(&self) -> &std::path::Path { &self.root } fn resolve(&self, path: &str) -> std::path::PathBuf { // Relative transport paths are URL-escaped (the key mappers emit // percent-encoded relpaths, e.g. `%40` for `@`); the local transport // decodes them to a filesystem path, mirroring breezy's // `urlutils.local_path_from_url`. Plain ASCII paths are unaffected. self.root.join(crate::key_mapper::url_unquote(path)) } } impl Transport for LocalTransport { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { Ok(std::fs::read(self.resolve(path))?) } fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let full = self.resolve(path); if create_parent_dir { if let Some(parent) = full.parent() { std::fs::create_dir_all(parent)?; } } std::fs::write(full, bytes)?; Ok(()) } fn put_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], mode: Option) -> Result<(), TransportError> { // Atomic via write-to-temp-then-rename within the same directory. let _ = mode; let full = self.resolve(path); let parent = full.parent().ok_or_else(|| { TransportError::Other(format!("path has no parent directory: {path}")) })?; let tmp = parent.join(format!(".{}.tmp", crate::osutils::rand_chars(16))); std::fs::write(&tmp, bytes)?; if let Err(e) = std::fs::rename(&tmp, &full) { let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&tmp); return Err(e.into()); } Ok(()) } fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { use std::io::{Seek, Write}; let mut f = std::fs::OpenOptions::new() .create(true) .append(true) .open(self.resolve(path))?; let offset = f.seek(std::io::SeekFrom::End(0))?; f.write_all(bytes)?; Ok(offset) } fn mkdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match std::fs::create_dir(self.resolve(path)) { Ok(()) => Ok(()), Err(e) if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::AlreadyExists => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Ok(self.resolve(path).exists()) } fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut stack = vec![self.root.clone()]; while let Some(dir) = stack.pop() { for entry in std::fs::read_dir(&dir)? { let entry = entry?; let p = entry.path(); if p.is_dir() { stack.push(p); } else if let Ok(rel) = p.strip_prefix(&self.root) { // Return URL-escaped relpaths, symmetric with `resolve` // unquoting them (and with breezy's local transport), so // a listed path round-trips through the key mappers' // `unmap`. `/` separators stay literal. let rel = rel.to_string_lossy().replace('\\', "/"); out.push(crate::key_mapper::url_quote(&rel)); } } } Ok(out) } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Ok(self.resolve(path).to_string_lossy().into_owned()) } fn rename(&self, from: &str, to: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let to_path = self.resolve(to); // bzr's lockdir relies on rename failing when the target exists // (so two contenders can't both "win" the lock). std::fs::rename // would silently overwrite an empty target dir on some platforms, // so reject an existing target explicitly. if to_path.exists() { return Err(TransportError::Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind::AlreadyExists, message: format!("rename target already exists: {to}"), }); } std::fs::rename(self.resolve(from), to_path)?; Ok(()) } fn delete(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { std::fs::remove_file(self.resolve(path))?; Ok(()) } fn rmdir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { std::fs::remove_dir(self.resolve(path))?; Ok(()) } fn list_dir(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for entry in std::fs::read_dir(self.resolve(path))? { out.push(entry?.file_name().to_string_lossy().into_owned()); } Ok(out) } fn stat(&self, path: &str) -> Result { let meta = std::fs::metadata(self.resolve(path))?; Ok(Stat { size: meta.len(), is_dir: meta.is_dir(), }) } fn subtransport(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Ok(std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(self.resolve(path)))) } fn local_path(&self, path: &str) -> Option { Some(self.resolve(path)) } } #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) mod testing { //! In-memory `Transport` implementation, available to tests in //! other modules of this crate. use super::*; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::sync::Mutex; #[derive(Default)] pub struct MemoryTransport { files: Mutex>>, root: String, } impl MemoryTransport { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { files: Mutex::new(HashMap::new()), root: "memory:///".to_string(), } } } impl Transport for MemoryTransport { fn get_bytes(&self, path: &str) -> Result, TransportError> { let files = self.files.lock().unwrap(); files .get(path) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| TransportError::NoSuchFile(path.to_string())) } fn put_file_non_atomic( &self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8], _create_parent_dir: bool, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let mut files = self.files.lock().unwrap(); files.insert(path.to_string(), bytes.to_vec()); Ok(()) } fn mkdir(&self, _path: &str) -> Result<(), TransportError> { Ok(()) } fn append_bytes(&self, path: &str, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut files = self.files.lock().unwrap(); let entry = files.entry(path.to_string()).or_default(); let offset = entry.len() as u64; entry.extend_from_slice(bytes); Ok(offset) } fn has(&self, path: &str) -> Result { let files = self.files.lock().unwrap(); Ok(files.contains_key(path)) } fn iter_files_recursive(&self) -> Result, TransportError> { let files = self.files.lock().unwrap(); Ok(files.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn abspath(&self, path: &str) -> Result { Ok(format!("{}{}", self.root, path)) } } #[test] fn memory_transport_basic_round_trip() { let t = MemoryTransport::new(); assert!(!t.has("foo").unwrap()); t.put_file_non_atomic("foo", b"hello", false).unwrap(); assert!(t.has("foo").unwrap()); assert_eq!(t.get_bytes("foo").unwrap(), b"hello".to_vec()); } #[test] fn memory_transport_append_returns_offset() { let t = MemoryTransport::new(); assert_eq!(t.append_bytes("log", b"first ").unwrap(), 0); assert_eq!(t.append_bytes("log", b"second").unwrap(), 6); assert_eq!(t.get_bytes("log").unwrap(), b"first second".to_vec()); } #[test] fn memory_transport_get_bytes_missing_is_error() { let t = MemoryTransport::new(); assert_eq!( t.get_bytes("nope").unwrap_err(), TransportError::NoSuchFile("nope".to_string()) ); } #[test] fn default_readv_slices_via_get_bytes() { let t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.put_file_non_atomic("data", b"0123456789", false).unwrap(); let ranges = vec![ ReadRange { offset: 0, length: 3, }, ReadRange { offset: 5, length: 2, }, ]; let results = t.readv("data", &ranges).unwrap(); assert_eq!(results.len(), 2); assert_eq!(results[0].bytes, b"012".to_vec()); assert_eq!(results[1].bytes, b"56".to_vec()); } #[test] fn default_readv_rejects_past_end() { let t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.put_file_non_atomic("data", b"hi", false).unwrap(); let err = t .readv( "data", &[ReadRange { offset: 0, length: 100, }], ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, TransportError::Other(_))); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/tuned_gzip.rs0000644000000000000000000000551515167226613017724 0ustar00//! Bazaar's hand-rolled gzip writer. //! //! Knit storage uses a stripped-down gzip framing that omits the original //! filename and mtime, fixes XFL=2 (max compression marker) and OS=255 //! (unknown). The deflate stream is written with default compression. //! See `bzrformats.tuned_gzip.chunks_to_gzip` for the Python original. use crc32fast::Hasher; use flate2::{write::DeflateEncoder, Compression}; use std::io::Write; const GZIP_HEADER: [u8; 10] = [ 0x1f, 0x8b, // magic 0x08, // method = deflate 0x00, // flags 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, // mtime 0x02, // XFL = max compression 0xff, // OS = unknown ]; /// Encode `chunks` as a gzip stream, returning the resulting byte chunks. /// /// The header chunk, deflate output and 8-byte trailer are returned as /// separate `Vec` entries so callers can write them without an extra /// concatenation. pub fn chunks_to_gzip(chunks: I) -> Vec> where I: IntoIterator, C: AsRef<[u8]>, { let mut out: Vec> = vec![GZIP_HEADER.to_vec()]; let mut encoder = DeflateEncoder::new(Vec::new(), Compression::default()); let mut hasher = Hasher::new(); let mut total_len: u64 = 0; for chunk in chunks { let bytes = chunk.as_ref(); hasher.update(bytes); total_len = total_len.wrapping_add(bytes.len() as u64); encoder .write_all(bytes) .expect("in-memory write cannot fail"); } let deflated = encoder.finish().expect("in-memory finish cannot fail"); if !deflated.is_empty() { out.push(deflated); } let crc = hasher.finalize(); let isize_low = (total_len & 0xffff_ffff) as u32; let mut trailer = Vec::with_capacity(8); trailer.extend_from_slice(&crc.to_le_bytes()); trailer.extend_from_slice(&isize_low.to_le_bytes()); out.push(trailer); out } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use flate2::read::GzDecoder; use std::io::Read; fn roundtrip(chunks: &[&[u8]]) { let raw: Vec = chunks.iter().flat_map(|c| c.iter().copied()).collect(); let gz_chunks = chunks_to_gzip(chunks.iter().copied()); let gz: Vec = gz_chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let mut decoder = GzDecoder::new(gz.as_slice()); let mut decoded = Vec::new(); decoder.read_to_end(&mut decoded).unwrap(); assert_eq!(decoded, raw); } #[test] fn single_chunk() { roundtrip(&[b"a modest chunk\nwith some various\nbits\n"]); } #[test] fn many_chunks() { roundtrip(&[b"some\n", b"strings\n", b"to\n", b"process\n"]); } #[test] fn empty_input() { roundtrip(&[]); } #[test] fn header_matches_python_layout() { let gz_chunks = chunks_to_gzip(std::iter::empty::<&[u8]>()); assert_eq!(gz_chunks[0], GZIP_HEADER.to_vec()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/versionedfile.rs0000644000000000000000000015766415211042574020417 0ustar00use byteorder::{BigEndian, WriteBytesExt}; use std::borrow::Cow; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::convert::TryInto; #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { ExistingContent(Key), VersionNotPresent(VersionId), Io(std::io::Error), } impl From for Error { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Error { Error::Io(e) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl From for pyo3::PyErr { fn from(e: Error) -> pyo3::PyErr { pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, RevisionNotPresent); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, ExistingContent); match e { Error::VersionNotPresent(key) => { RevisionNotPresent::new_err(format!("Version not present: {:?}", key)) } Error::ExistingContent(key) => { ExistingContent::new_err(format!("Existing content: {:?}", key)) } Error::Io(e) => e.into(), } } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl From for Error { fn from(e: pyo3::PyErr) -> Error { use pyo3::prelude::PyAnyMethods; pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.errors, RevisionNotPresent); pyo3::import_exception!(bzrformats.versionedfile, ExistingContent); pyo3::Python::attach(|py| { if e.is_instance_of::(py) { Error::VersionNotPresent( e.value(py) .getattr("args") .unwrap() .get_item(0) .unwrap() .extract() .unwrap(), ) } else if e.is_instance_of::(py) { Error::ExistingContent( e.value(py) .getattr("args") .unwrap() .get_item(0) .unwrap() .extract() .unwrap(), ) } else { panic!("Unexpected error: {:?}", e) } }) } } impl std::fmt::Display for Error { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { Error::ExistingContent(key) => write!(f, "Existing content: {:?}", key), Error::VersionNotPresent(version) => write!(f, "Version not present: {:?}", version), Error::Io(e) => write!(f, "IO error: {}", e), } } } impl std::error::Error for Error {} pub enum Ordering { Unordered, Topological, } impl ToString for Ordering { fn to_string(&self) -> String { match self { Ordering::Unordered => "unordered".to_string(), Ordering::Topological => "topological".to_string(), } } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> pyo3::IntoPyObject<'py> for Ordering { type Target = pyo3::types::PyString; type Output = pyo3::Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: pyo3::Python<'py>) -> Result { Ok(self.to_string().into_pyobject(py)?) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> pyo3::FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for Ordering { type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, pyo3::PyAny>) -> pyo3::PyResult { let s = ob.extract::()?; match s.as_str() { "unordered" => Ok(Ordering::Unordered), "topological" => Ok(Ordering::Topological), _ => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Expected 'unordered' or 'topological', got '{}'", s ))), } } } #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct VersionId(Vec); #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> pyo3::IntoPyObject<'py> for &VersionId { type Target = pyo3::types::PyBytes; type Output = pyo3::Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: pyo3::Python<'py>) -> Result { let bytes = pyo3::types::PyBytes::new(py, &self.0); Ok(bytes.into_pyobject(py)?) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> pyo3::FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for VersionId { type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, pyo3::PyAny>) -> pyo3::PyResult { let bytes = ob.extract::>()?; Ok(VersionId(bytes)) } } impl std::fmt::Display for VersionId { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "VersionId({:?})", self.0)?; Ok(()) } } #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, PartialOrd, Ord)] pub enum Key { Fixed(Vec>), ContentAddressed(Vec>), } impl Key { pub fn fixed(segments: Vec>) -> Self { Key::Fixed(segments) } /// All segments of the key. pub fn segments(&self) -> &[Vec] { match self { Key::Fixed(v) | Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, } } fn segments_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Vec> { match self { Key::Fixed(v) | Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, } } /// Last segment (the version id / suffix). pub fn version_id(&self) -> &[u8] { self.segments().last().map(Vec::as_slice).unwrap_or(&[]) } /// All segments except the last (the "prefix" used for file-based routing). pub fn prefix(&self) -> &[Vec] { let segs = self.segments(); if segs.is_empty() { &[] } else { &segs[..segs.len() - 1] } } /// Build a new `Key::Fixed` from a prefix slice and a suffix segment. pub fn from_prefix_and_suffix(prefix: &[Vec], suffix: Vec) -> Self { let mut v = prefix.to_vec(); v.push(suffix); Key::Fixed(v) } /// Replace the last segment (the version id) in place. pub fn set_version_id(&mut self, id: Vec) { let segs = self.segments_mut(); if let Some(last) = segs.last_mut() { *last = id; } } pub fn add_prefix(&mut self, prefix: &[&[u8]]) { let v = self.segments_mut(); for p in prefix.iter().rev() { v.insert(0, p.to_vec()); } } } impl std::fmt::Display for Key { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { Key::Fixed(v) => { write!(f, "(")?; for (i, v) in v.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { write!(f, ", ")?; } write!(f, "{:?}", v)?; } write!(f, ")") } Key::ContentAddressed(v) => { write!(f, "(")?; for v in v.iter() { write!(f, "{:?}", v)?; write!(f, ", ")?; } write!(f, "")?; write!(f, ")") } } } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> pyo3::FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for Key { type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, pyo3::PyAny>) -> pyo3::PyResult { use pyo3::prelude::*; use pyo3::types::PyBytes; // Look at the type name, stripping out the module name. match ob .get_type() .name() .unwrap() .to_string() .split('.') .next_back() .unwrap() { "tuple" | "StaticTuple" => {} _ => { return Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyTypeError::new_err(format!( "Expected tuple or StaticTuple, got {}", ob.get_type().name().unwrap() ))); } } let mut v = Vec::with_capacity(ob.len()?); for i in 0..ob.len()? - 1 { let b = ob.get_item(i)?.extract::>()?; v.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); } if let Some(b) = ob .get_item(ob.len()? - 1)? .extract::>>()? { v.push(b.as_bytes().to_vec()); Ok(Key::Fixed(v)) } else { Ok(Key::ContentAddressed(v)) } } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> pyo3::IntoPyObject<'py> for Key { type Target = pyo3::types::PyTuple; type Output = pyo3::Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn into_pyobject(self, py: pyo3::Python<'py>) -> Result { use pyo3::types::{PyBytes, PyTuple}; match self { Key::Fixed(v) => { let t = PyTuple::new(py, v.into_iter().map(|v| PyBytes::new(py, v.as_slice()))); t } Key::ContentAddressed(v) => { let mut entries = v .into_iter() .map(|v| PyBytes::new(py, v.as_slice()).into_any()) .collect::>(); entries.push(py.None().into_bound(py).into_any()); PyTuple::new(py, entries) } } } } /// Reference-count bookkeeping for a compression-parent graph. /// /// `KeyRefs` tracks which keys are referenced by which other keys, so that /// during stream insertion we can tell which texts still have unresolved /// parents (`get_unsatisfied_refs`) and discard cached content for parents /// whose children have all been processed (`_satisfy_refs_for_key`). /// /// Mirrors the Python `_KeyRefs` class in `bzrformats/versionedfile.py` /// one-to-one. Generic over the key type so pyo3 callers can store opaque /// Python tuples while pure-Rust callers can use `Vec>`. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct KeyRefs { /// Map from referenced key -> set of keys that reference it. refs: HashMap>, /// Optional "new keys" tracking set. `None` when `track_new_keys` was /// `false` at construction. new_keys: Option>, } impl KeyRefs { /// Construct a fresh `KeyRefs`. Pass `track_new_keys = true` to enable /// [`KeyRefs::new_keys`]; when `false`, calls to [`KeyRefs::add_key`] /// skip recording the key as new. pub fn new(track_new_keys: bool) -> Self { Self { refs: HashMap::new(), new_keys: if track_new_keys { Some(std::collections::HashSet::new()) } else { None }, } } /// Remove all tracked references and new keys, keeping the /// `track_new_keys` mode of this instance. pub fn clear(&mut self) { self.refs.clear(); if let Some(new_keys) = self.new_keys.as_mut() { new_keys.clear(); } } /// Record that `key` references each of `refs`, then call /// [`Self::add_key`] so any reference to `key` itself is satisfied. pub fn add_references(&mut self, key: K, refs: I) where I: IntoIterator, { for referenced in refs { self.refs.entry(referenced).or_default().insert(key.clone()); } self.add_key(key); } /// Satisfy any outstanding references to `key` and, if this instance /// tracks new keys, remember that we've seen it. pub fn add_key(&mut self, key: K) { self.satisfy_refs_for_key(&key); if let Some(new_keys) = self.new_keys.as_mut() { new_keys.insert(key); } } /// Satisfy outstanding references to `key` without recording it as a /// new key. Safe to call even if `key` has no referrers. pub fn satisfy_refs_for_key(&mut self, key: &K) { self.refs.remove(key); } /// Bulk variant of [`Self::satisfy_refs_for_key`]. pub fn satisfy_refs_for_keys(&mut self, keys: I) where I: IntoIterator, { for key in keys { self.satisfy_refs_for_key(&key); } } /// Keys that still have unresolved references, i.e. the parents of /// other keys in the graph that have not yet been inserted themselves. pub fn unsatisfied_refs(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.refs.keys() } /// All keys currently known to reference something. Flattens the /// per-parent referrer sets — a key referenced by multiple children is /// returned exactly once. pub fn referrers(&self) -> std::collections::HashSet { let mut out = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for set in self.refs.values() { for key in set { out.insert(key.clone()); } } out } /// Set of keys that have been added since construction (or last /// `clear()`), or `None` if this instance isn't tracking new keys. pub fn new_keys(&self) -> Option<&std::collections::HashSet> { self.new_keys.as_ref() } } impl Default for KeyRefs { fn default() -> Self { Self::new(false) } } #[cfg(test)] mod key_refs_tests { use super::*; #[test] fn add_references_records_referrers() { let mut refs: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(false); refs.add_references(b"child".to_vec(), vec![b"p1".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()]); let unsatisfied: std::collections::HashSet> = refs.unsatisfied_refs().cloned().collect(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet> = vec![b"p1".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(unsatisfied, expected); } #[test] fn adding_a_parent_satisfies_references_to_it() { let mut refs: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(false); refs.add_references(b"child".to_vec(), vec![b"p1".to_vec()]); refs.add_key(b"p1".to_vec()); assert!(refs.unsatisfied_refs().next().is_none()); } #[test] fn new_keys_only_tracked_when_enabled() { let mut tracking: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(true); let mut untracked: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(false); tracking.add_key(b"k".to_vec()); untracked.add_key(b"k".to_vec()); assert_eq!(tracking.new_keys().map(|s| s.len()), Some(1)); assert!(untracked.new_keys().is_none()); } #[test] fn referrers_flattens_duplicate_children() { let mut refs: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(false); // c1 references p1 and p2; c2 references p1; p1 should be referenced // by {c1, c2} but the flat referrers set is still {c1, c2}. refs.add_references(b"c1".to_vec(), vec![b"p1".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()]); refs.add_references(b"c2".to_vec(), vec![b"p1".to_vec()]); let referrers = refs.referrers(); let expected: std::collections::HashSet> = vec![b"c1".to_vec(), b"c2".to_vec()].into_iter().collect(); assert_eq!(referrers, expected); } #[test] fn clear_resets_refs_and_new_keys() { let mut refs: KeyRefs> = KeyRefs::new(true); refs.add_references(b"c".to_vec(), vec![b"p".to_vec()]); refs.clear(); assert!(refs.unsatisfied_refs().next().is_none()); assert_eq!(refs.new_keys().map(|s| s.len()), Some(0)); } } impl bendy::encoding::ToBencode for Key { const MAX_DEPTH: usize = 10; fn encode( &self, encoder: bendy::encoding::SingleItemEncoder<'_>, ) -> Result<(), bendy::encoding::Error> { match self { Key::Fixed(v) => encoder.emit_list(|e| { for v in v.iter() { e.emit_bytes(v)?; } Ok(()) }), Key::ContentAddressed(_v) => { panic!("ContentAddressed keys are not supported in bencode") } } } } #[test] fn test_network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset() { let (kind, offset) = network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(b"fulltext\nrest"); assert_eq!(kind, "fulltext"); assert_eq!(offset, 9); } #[test] fn test_key_bencode() { let x = Key::Fixed(vec![b"foo".to_vec(), b"bar".to_vec()]); let z = bendy::encoding::ToBencode::to_bencode(&x).unwrap(); assert_eq!(z, b"l3:foo3:bare".to_vec()); } pub trait ContentFactory { /// None, or the sha1 of the content fulltext fn sha1(&self) -> Option>; /// None, or the size of the content fulltext. fn size(&self) -> Option; /// The key of this content. Each key is a tuple with a single string in it. fn key(&self) -> Key; /// A tuple of parent keys for self.key. If the object has no parent information, None (as /// opposed to () for an empty list of parents). fn parents(&self) -> Option>; fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b; fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b; fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b; fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec; fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>>; fn into_lines(self) -> Box>> where Self: Sized, { Box::new( crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(self.into_chunks().map(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>)) .map(|v| v.unwrap().into_owned()), ) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String; fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key); } pub struct FulltextContentFactory { sha1: Option>, size: usize, key: Key, parents: Option>, fulltext: Vec, } impl ContentFactory for FulltextContentFactory { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.sha1.clone() } fn size(&self) -> Option { Some(self.size) } fn key(&self) -> Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.clone() } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { Cow::Borrowed(&self.fulltext) } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new( self.fulltext .as_slice() .chunks(crate::DEFAULT_CHUNK_SIZE) .map(|v| v.into()), ) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new( crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(std::iter::once(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>( &self.fulltext, ))) .map(|v| v.unwrap()), ) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.fulltext } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { let mut fulltext = self.fulltext; Box::new(std::iter::from_fn(move || { if fulltext.is_empty() { None } else { let chunk = fulltext .drain(..std::cmp::min(crate::DEFAULT_CHUNK_SIZE, fulltext.len())) .collect::>(); Some(chunk) } })) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { "fulltext".into() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|v| v.into_iter().map(f).collect()); } } impl FulltextContentFactory { pub fn new( sha1: Option>, key: Key, parents: Option>, fulltext: Vec, ) -> Self { Self { sha1, size: fulltext.len(), key, parents, fulltext, } } } pub struct ChunkedContentFactory { sha1: Option>, size: usize, key: Key, parents: Option>, chunks: Vec>, } impl ChunkedContentFactory { pub fn new( sha1: Option>, key: Key, parents: Option>, chunks: Vec>, ) -> Self { Self { sha1, size: chunks.iter().map(|v| v.len()).sum(), key, parents, chunks, } } } impl ContentFactory for ChunkedContentFactory { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { self.sha1.clone() } fn size(&self) -> Option { Some(self.size) } fn key(&self) -> Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { self.parents.clone() } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { self.chunks.concat().into() } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new(self.chunks.iter().map(|v| v.into())) } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { Box::new( crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(self.chunks.iter().map(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>)) .map(|l| l.unwrap()), ) } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { self.chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect() } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { Box::new(self.chunks.into_iter()) } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { "chunked".into() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); self.parents = self.parents.take().map(|v| v.into_iter().map(f).collect()); } } pub struct AbsentContentFactory { key: Key, } impl AbsentContentFactory { pub fn new(key: Key) -> Self { Self { key } } } impl ContentFactory for AbsentContentFactory { fn sha1(&self) -> Option> { None } fn size(&self) -> Option { None } fn key(&self) -> Key { self.key.clone() } fn parents(&self) -> Option> { None } fn to_fulltext<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Cow<'b, [u8]> where 'a: 'b, { panic!("A request was made for key: {}, but that content is not available, and the calling code does not handle if it is missing.", self.key); } fn to_chunks<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { panic!("A request was made for key: {}, but that content is not available, and the calling code does not handle if it is missing.", self.key); } fn to_lines<'a, 'b>(&'a self) -> Box> + 'b> where 'a: 'b, { panic!("A request was made for key: {}, but that content is not available, and the calling code does not handle if it is missing.", self.key); } fn into_fulltext(self) -> Vec { panic!("A request was made for key: {}, but that content is not available, and the calling code does not handle if it is missing.", self.key); } fn into_chunks(self) -> Box>> { panic!("A request was made for key: {}, but that content is not available, and the calling code does not handle if it is missing.", self.key); } fn storage_kind(&self) -> String { "absent".into() } fn map_key(&mut self, f: &dyn Fn(Key) -> Key) { self.key = f(self.key.clone()); } } pub trait VersionedFile { fn check_not_reserved_id(id: &VersionId) -> bool; fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[&VersionId], ordering: Ordering, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Box>; fn add_lines<'a>( &mut self, version_id: &VersionId, parent_texts: Option>, lines: impl Iterator, nostore_sha: Option, random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(Vec, usize, I), Error>; fn has_version(&self, version_id: &VersionId) -> bool; fn insert_record_stream( &mut self, stream: impl Iterator>, ) -> Result<(), Error>; fn get_format_signature(&self) -> String; fn get_lines( &self, version_id: &VersionId, ) -> Result>>, Error> { let record_stream = self.get_record_stream(&[version_id], Ordering::Unordered, false); if let Some(record) = record_stream.into_iter().next() { Ok(record.into_lines()) } else { Err(Error::VersionNotPresent(version_id.clone())) } } fn get_text(&self, version_id: &VersionId) -> Result, Error> { let record_stream = self.get_record_stream(&[version_id], Ordering::Unordered, false); if let Some(record) = record_stream.into_iter().next() { Ok(record.into_fulltext()) } else { Err(Error::VersionNotPresent(version_id.clone())) } } fn get_chunks( &self, version_id: &VersionId, ) -> Result>>, Error> { let record_stream = self.get_record_stream(&[version_id], Ordering::Unordered, false); if let Some(record) = record_stream.into_iter().next() { Ok(record.into_chunks()) } else { Err(Error::VersionNotPresent(version_id.clone())) } } } /// Storage for many versioned files. /// /// This object allows a single keyspace for accessing the history graph and /// contents of named bytestrings. /// /// Currently no implementation allows the graph of different key prefixes to /// intersect, but the API does allow such implementations in the future. /// /// The keyspace is expressed via simple tuples. Any instance of VersionedFiles /// may have a different length key-size, but that size will be constant for /// all texts added to or retrieved from it. For instance, breezy uses /// instances with a key-size of 2 for storing user files in a repository, with /// the first element the fileid, and the second the version of that file. /// /// The use of tuples allows a single code base to support several different /// uses with only the mapping logic changing from instance to instance. /// /// :ivar _immediate_fallback_vfs: For subclasses that support stacking, /// this is a list of other VersionedFiles immediately underneath this /// one. They may in turn each have further fallbacks. pub trait VersionedFiles: Send + Sync { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError>; fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[Key], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box, crate::knit::KnitError>>>, crate::knit::KnitError, >; fn get_sha1s(&self, keys: &[Key]) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError>; fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError>; fn add_lines( &self, key: &Key, parents: Option<&[Key]>, lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError>; fn insert_record_stream( &self, stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError>; fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, Key)>, crate::knit::KnitError>; fn annotate(&self, key: &Key) -> Result)>, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Keys of missing compression parents left behind by a prior /// `insert_record_stream`. /// /// Mirrors `VersionedFiles.get_missing_compression_parent_keys`, which /// is abstract on the Python base; stores that do not track this raise /// `NotImplementedError`. fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "get_missing_compression_parent_keys", )) } /// Drop whatever caches this store holds. /// /// Mirrors `VersionedFiles.clear_cache`, whose base implementation is a /// no-op; stores with caches override this. fn clear_cache(&self) {} /// Check this store for integrity. /// /// Mirrors `VersionedFiles.check`, which is abstract on the Python base. fn check(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented("check")) } /// Resolve the full ancestry of `keys` as a `{key: parents}` map. /// /// Walks `get_parent_map` outward from `keys` until no unresolved /// parents remain. Mirrors the loop in /// `VersionedFiles.get_known_graph_ancestry`; the caller wraps the /// result in a `KnownGraph`. fn known_graph_ancestry_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut parent_map: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut pending: Vec = keys.to_vec(); while !pending.is_empty() { let this = self.get_parent_map(&pending)?; let mut next: Vec = Vec::new(); for parents in this.values() { for p in parents { if !parent_map.contains_key(p) && !this.contains_key(p) { next.push(p.clone()); } } } for (k, v) in this { parent_map.insert(k, v); } next.sort(); next.dedup(); pending = next; } Ok(parent_map) } } /// Forward [`VersionedFiles`] through a shared handle, so a read store held /// as `Arc` can be boxed and registered as /// a fallback on another store (e.g. a write group's CHK store reading /// unchanged pages from the existing packs). impl VersionedFiles for std::sync::Arc { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).get_parent_map(keys) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[Key], ordering: &str, include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box, crate::knit::KnitError>>>, crate::knit::KnitError, > { (**self).get_record_stream(keys, ordering, include_delta_closure) } fn get_sha1s(&self, keys: &[Key]) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).get_sha1s(keys) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).keys() } fn add_lines( &self, key: &Key, parents: Option<&[Key]>, lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).add_lines(key, parents, lines) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).insert_record_stream(stream) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, Key)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(keys) } fn annotate(&self, key: &Key) -> Result)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).annotate(key) } fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).get_missing_compression_parent_keys() } fn clear_cache(&self) { (**self).clear_cache() } fn check(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { (**self).check() } } /// Storage-less [`VersionedFiles`] backed by two caller-supplied callbacks. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.VirtualVersionedFiles`: callers supply /// a parent-map lookup and a fulltext lookup over bare bytes keys, and this /// adapter exposes them through the tuple-keyed `VersionedFiles` trait. /// /// `GP` returns the parent map for the requested bare keys; entries absent /// from the map are treated as missing. `GL` returns the fulltext lines for /// a single bare key, or `None` if absent. pub struct VirtualVersionedFiles where GP: Fn(&[Vec]) -> Result, Vec>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, GL: Fn(&[u8]) -> Result>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, { get_parent_map_cb: GP, get_lines_cb: GL, } impl VirtualVersionedFiles where GP: Fn(&[Vec]) -> Result, Vec>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, GL: Fn(&[u8]) -> Result>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, { pub fn new(get_parent_map_cb: GP, get_lines_cb: GL) -> Self { Self { get_parent_map_cb, get_lines_cb, } } } fn key_to_single_bytes(key: &Key) -> Result<&[u8], crate::knit::KnitError> { let segs = match key { Key::Fixed(v) | Key::ContentAddressed(v) => v, }; if segs.len() != 1 { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "VirtualVersionedFiles expects single-segment keys, got {:?}", key ))); } Ok(&segs[0]) } impl VersionedFiles for VirtualVersionedFiles where GP: Fn(&[Vec]) -> Result, Vec>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, GL: Fn(&[u8]) -> Result>>, crate::knit::KnitError> + Send + Sync, { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut bare: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(keys.len()); for k in keys { bare.push(key_to_single_bytes(k)?.to_vec()); } let raw = (self.get_parent_map_cb)(&bare)?; let mut out: HashMap> = HashMap::with_capacity(raw.len()); for (k, parents) in raw { let key = Key::Fixed(vec![k]); let py_parents = parents .into_iter() .map(|p| Key::Fixed(vec![p])) .collect::>(); out.insert(key, py_parents); } Ok(out) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[Key], _ordering: &str, _include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box, crate::knit::KnitError>>>, crate::knit::KnitError, > { let mut records: Vec, crate::knit::KnitError>> = Vec::new(); for key in keys { let bare = key_to_single_bytes(key)?.to_vec(); match (self.get_lines_cb)(&bare) { Ok(Some(lines)) => { let sha = crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines); let factory = ChunkedContentFactory::new(Some(sha), Key::Fixed(vec![bare]), None, lines); records.push(Ok(Box::new(factory) as Box)); } Ok(None) => { let factory = AbsentContentFactory::new(Key::Fixed(vec![bare])); records.push(Ok(Box::new(factory) as Box)); } Err(e) => records.push(Err(e)), } } Ok(Box::new(records.into_iter())) } fn get_sha1s(&self, keys: &[Key]) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut out = HashMap::new(); for key in keys { let bare = key_to_single_bytes(key)?; if let Some(lines) = (self.get_lines_cb)(bare)? { out.insert(key.clone(), crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines)); } } Ok(out) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.keys", )) } fn add_lines( &self, _key: &Key, _parents: Option<&[Key]>, _lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.add_lines", )) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, _stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.insert_record_stream", )) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, Key)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for key in keys { let bare = key_to_single_bytes(key)?; if let Some(lines) = (self.get_lines_cb)(bare)? { for line in lines { out.push((line, key.clone())); } } } Ok(out) } fn annotate(&self, _key: &Key) -> Result)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "VirtualVersionedFiles.annotate", )) } fn check(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(()) } } /// Whether every entry in `lines` is a single full line. /// /// A full line carries a newline only as its final byte; an embedded `\n` /// anywhere before the last position means the caller passed text that was /// not split into lines. Mirrors `VersionedFiles._check_lines_are_lines`, /// which raises `ValueError` when this returns false. pub fn check_lines_are_lines(lines: &[Vec]) -> bool { lines.iter().all(|line| { let body = line.split_last().map_or(&[][..], |(_, rest)| rest); !body.contains(&b'\n') }) } /// Encode a record's metadata + fulltext into the `fulltext\n` /// network framing. Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile.record_to_fulltext_bytes`. /// /// The arguments are the data the framing actually needs: the record's /// key, optional parents (None means "no graph info"), and fulltext /// bytes. Callers in pyo3-land extract these from the Python record /// with `?` so any AttributeError or extraction failure surfaces as a /// real Python exception. pub fn write_fulltext_record( key: &Key, parents: Option<&[Key]>, fulltext: &[u8], w: &mut W, ) -> std::io::Result<()> { let mut record_meta = bendy::encoding::Encoder::new(); record_meta .emit_list(|e| { e.emit(key)?; if let Some(parents) = parents { e.emit_list(|e| { for parent in parents { e.emit(parent)?; } Ok(()) })?; } else { e.emit_bytes(&b"nil"[..])?; // default to a single byte vector containing "nil" } Ok(()) }) .unwrap(); let record_meta = record_meta.get_output().unwrap(); w.write_all(b"fulltext\n")?; w.write_all(&length_prefix(&record_meta))?; w.write_all(&record_meta)?; w.write_all(fulltext)?; Ok(()) } /// Convenience wrapper that pulls all the framing inputs out of a /// `ContentFactory`. Used by Rust-only callers; pyo3 wrappers should /// call [`write_fulltext_record`] directly to keep error propagation /// fallible. pub fn record_to_fulltext_bytes( record: R, w: &mut W, ) -> std::io::Result<()> { let key = record.key(); let parents = record.parents(); write_fulltext_record(&key, parents.as_deref(), &record.into_fulltext(), w) } fn length_prefix(data: &[u8]) -> Vec { let length = data.len() as u32; let mut length_bytes = vec![]; // Write the length as a 4-byte big-endian representation length_bytes .write_u32::(length) .expect("Failed to write length bytes"); length_bytes } /// Strip a record kind line from the front of `network_bytes`. /// /// Returns the ASCII storage kind and the offset of the remaining bytes. pub fn network_bytes_to_kind_and_offset(network_bytes: &[u8]) -> (String, usize) { let line_end = network_bytes .iter() .position(|&b| b == b'\n') .expect("network bytes must contain a newline-terminated kind"); let storage_kind = std::str::from_utf8(&network_bytes[..line_end]).expect("storage kind must be ASCII"); (storage_kind.to_string(), line_end + 1) } pub fn fulltext_network_to_record(bytes: &[u8], line_end: usize) -> FulltextContentFactory { // Extract meta_len from the network fulltext record let meta_len_bytes: [u8; 4] = bytes[line_end..line_end + 4] .try_into() .expect("Expected 4 bytes for meta_len"); let meta_len = u32::from_be_bytes(meta_len_bytes) as usize; // Extract record_meta using meta_len let record_meta = &bytes[line_end + 4..line_end + 4 + meta_len]; // Decode record_meta using Bencode let mut decoder = bendy::decoding::Decoder::new(record_meta); let mut tuple = decoder .next_object() .expect("Failed to decode record_meta using Bencode") .expect("Failed to decode tuple using Bencode") .try_into_list() .unwrap(); fn decode_key(o: bendy::decoding::Object) -> Key { let mut ret = vec![]; let mut l = o.try_into_list().unwrap(); while let Some(b) = l.next_object().unwrap() { ret.push(b.try_into_bytes().unwrap().to_vec()); } Key::Fixed(ret) } let key = decode_key( tuple .next_object() .expect("Failed to decode record_meta using Bencode") .expect("Failed to decode key using Bencode"), ); let parents = tuple .next_object() .expect("Failed to decode record_meta using Bencode") .expect("Failed to decode parents using Bencode"); // Convert parents from "nil" to None let parents = match parents { bendy::decoding::Object::Bytes(bytes) => { if bytes == b"nil" { None } else { panic!("Expected parents to be a list or nil"); } } bendy::decoding::Object::List(mut l) => { let mut parents = vec![]; while let Some(parent) = l.next_object().unwrap() { parents.push(decode_key(parent)); } Some(parents) } _ => panic!("Expected parents to be a list or nil"), }; // Extract fulltext from the remaining bytes let fulltext = &bytes[line_end + 4 + meta_len..]; FulltextContentFactory::new(None, key, parents, fulltext.to_vec()) } /// One input to [`add_mpdiffs_build`] / [`add_mpdiffs_prepare`]: the key, /// its parents, the expected sha1 of the reconstructed text, and the diff. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub struct MpdiffRecord { pub key: Key, pub parents: Vec, pub expected_sha1: Vec, pub diff: crate::multiparent::MultiParent, } /// One dispatch row produced by [`add_mpdiffs_prepare`]: a reconstructed /// text ready to hand to `VersionedFiles.add_lines`, plus the /// `left_matching_blocks` hint to thread in (when there's exactly one /// parent) and the `expected_sha1` for the post-add check. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub struct PreparedAddLines { pub key: Key, pub parents: Vec, pub lines: Vec>, pub left_matching_blocks: Option>, pub expected_sha1: Vec, } /// Phase 1 of `add_mpdiffs`: load the input records into a fresh in-memory /// multiparent versioned file and report which parent keys are still /// missing. /// /// The caller is expected to fetch the missing parents' fulltexts (typically /// via `VersionedFiles.get_record_stream`) and seed them into the returned /// mpvf with `add_version(lines, key, [], None, false)` before calling /// [`add_mpdiffs_prepare`]. pub fn add_mpdiffs_build( records: &[MpdiffRecord], ) -> (crate::multiparent::MultiMemoryVersionedFile, Vec) { let mut mpvf = crate::multiparent::MultiMemoryVersionedFile::::default(); for r in records { mpvf.add_diff(r.diff.clone(), r.key.clone(), r.parents.clone()); } let mut needed: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for r in records { for p in &r.parents { if !mpvf.has_version(p) { needed.insert(p.clone()); } } } (mpvf, needed.into_iter().collect()) } /// Phase 2 of `add_mpdiffs`: reconstruct each input record's fulltext from /// the now-populated mpvf and pre-compute the `left_matching_blocks` hint /// for the single-parent case (matching Python's logic in /// `VersionedFiles.add_mpdiffs`). /// /// Returns one [`PreparedAddLines`] per input record, in input order. pub fn add_mpdiffs_prepare( mpvf: &mut crate::multiparent::MultiMemoryVersionedFile, records: &[MpdiffRecord], ) -> Result, crate::multiparent::ReconstructError> { let keys: Vec = records.iter().map(|r| r.key.clone()).collect(); let reconstructed = mpvf.get_line_list(&keys)?; Ok(records .iter() .zip(reconstructed.into_iter()) .map(|(r, lines)| { let left_matching_blocks = if r.parents.len() == 1 { let parent_len = mpvf .get_diff(&r.parents[0]) .map(crate::multiparent::MultiParent::num_lines) .unwrap_or(0); Some(r.diff.get_matching_blocks(0, parent_len)) } else { None }; PreparedAddLines { key: r.key.clone(), parents: r.parents.clone(), lines, left_matching_blocks, expected_sha1: r.expected_sha1.clone(), } }) .collect()) } /// Generate multi-parent diffs for `ordered_keys`, in input order. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.versionedfile._MPDiffGenerator.compute_diffs`. The /// generator pulls every key's text (and its non-ghost parents' texts) out /// of `vf` via `get_record_stream`, then walks the stream in topological /// order, refcount-releasing parent cache entries as soon as no children /// still need them, and computes one [`crate::multiparent::MultiParent`] /// per ordered key. pub fn make_mpdiffs( vf: &dyn VersionedFiles, ordered_keys: &[Key], ) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { let parent_map = vf.get_parent_map(ordered_keys)?; let mut missing_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for k in ordered_keys { if !parent_map.contains_key(k) { missing_keys.push(k.clone()); } } if let Some(first) = missing_keys.into_iter().next() { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent( first.segments().to_vec(), )); } // Refcounts and just_parents track which texts we still need to keep // cached so we can pop them as soon as the last child has consumed // them. just_parents is the set of parents that aren't themselves in // ordered_keys (so we have to look them up to distinguish present from // ghost). let mut needed_keys: std::collections::HashSet = ordered_keys.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut refcounts: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut just_parents: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for parents in parent_map.values() { if parents.is_empty() { continue; } for p in parents { just_parents.insert(p.clone()); needed_keys.insert(p.clone()); *refcounts.entry(p.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; } } // just_parents = parents that aren't already in parent_map. just_parents.retain(|p| !parent_map.contains_key(p)); // Distinguish ghost parents (not present in storage) from real ones; we // only need to fetch the real ones. let just_parents_vec: Vec = just_parents.iter().cloned().collect(); let present_parents = vf.get_parent_map(&just_parents_vec)?; let ghost_parents: std::collections::HashSet = just_parents .iter() .filter(|p| !present_parents.contains_key(*p)) .cloned() .collect(); for g in &ghost_parents { needed_keys.remove(g); } // Keep parent_map mutable so we can pop entries as we process them // (mirrors Python's `self.parent_map.pop(key)`). let mut parent_map = parent_map; let mut chunks_cache: std::collections::HashMap>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut diffs: std::collections::HashMap = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let needed_keys_vec: Vec = needed_keys.into_iter().collect(); let stream = vf.get_record_stream(&needed_keys_vec, "topological", true)?; for rec in stream { let rec = rec?; if rec.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent( rec.key().segments().to_vec(), )); } let key = rec.key(); let this_lines: Vec> = rec.to_lines().map(|c| c.into_owned()).collect(); let cache_this = refcounts.contains_key(&key); if let Some(parents) = parent_map.remove(&key) { // Collect parent line lists in original order, popping cache // entries whose refcount drops to zero. let mut parent_lines: Vec>> = Vec::with_capacity(parents.len()); for p in &parents { if ghost_parents.contains(p) { continue; } let count = refcounts.get_mut(p).ok_or_else(|| { crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "make_mpdiffs: missing refcount for {:?}", p )) })?; if *count == 1 { refcounts.remove(p); let cached = chunks_cache.remove(p).ok_or_else(|| { crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "make_mpdiffs: missing cached chunks for {:?}", p )) })?; parent_lines.push(cached); } else { *count -= 1; let cached = chunks_cache.get(p).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "make_mpdiffs: missing cached chunks for {:?}", p )) })?; parent_lines.push(cached); } } let parent_refs: Vec<&[Vec]> = parent_lines.iter().map(Vec::as_slice).collect(); let diff = crate::multiparent::MultiParent::from_lines(&this_lines, &parent_refs, None); diffs.insert(key.clone(), diff); } if cache_this { chunks_cache.insert(key, this_lines); } } // Emit results in the original input order. let mut out: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(ordered_keys.len()); for k in ordered_keys { match diffs.remove(k) { Some(d) => out.push(d), None => { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "make_mpdiffs: never produced a diff for {:?}", k ))); } } } Ok(out) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn check_lines_are_lines_accepts_proper_lines() { assert!(check_lines_are_lines(&[])); assert!(check_lines_are_lines(&[b"a\n".to_vec(), b"b\n".to_vec()])); // A final line without a trailing newline is still a single line. assert!(check_lines_are_lines(&[ b"a\n".to_vec(), b"no-eol".to_vec() ])); // A bare newline is one (empty) line. assert!(check_lines_are_lines(&[b"\n".to_vec()])); // An empty entry has no embedded newline. assert!(check_lines_are_lines(&[b"".to_vec()])); } #[test] fn check_lines_are_lines_rejects_embedded_newlines() { // A newline before the last byte means the text was not split. assert!(!check_lines_are_lines(&[b"a\nb\n".to_vec()])); assert!(!check_lines_are_lines(&[ b"ok\n".to_vec(), b"a\nb".to_vec() ])); } fn k(s: &str) -> Key { Key::Fixed(vec![s.as_bytes().to_vec()]) } #[test] fn add_mpdiffs_build_collects_only_missing_parents() { use crate::multiparent::{Hunk, MultiParent}; let snap_a = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(vec![b"a\n".to_vec()])]); let snap_b = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(vec![b"b\n".to_vec()])]); let records = vec![ MpdiffRecord { key: k("a"), parents: vec![], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap_a, }, MpdiffRecord { key: k("b"), parents: vec![k("a"), k("z")], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap_b, }, ]; let (mpvf, needed) = add_mpdiffs_build(&records); // 'a' is in the mpvf as a record; 'z' is not. assert_eq!(needed, vec![k("z")]); assert!(mpvf.has_version(&k("a"))); assert!(mpvf.has_version(&k("b"))); } #[test] fn add_mpdiffs_prepare_single_parent_emits_blocks() { use crate::multiparent::{Hunk, MultiParent}; // 'a' is a fulltext; 'b' is a delta against 'a' that re-uses every // line of the parent. let snap_a = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(vec![b"x\n".to_vec(), b"y\n".to_vec()])]); let delta_b = MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::ParentText { parent: 0, parent_pos: 0, child_pos: 0, num_lines: 2, }]); let records = vec![ MpdiffRecord { key: k("a"), parents: vec![], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap_a, }, MpdiffRecord { key: k("b"), parents: vec![k("a")], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: delta_b, }, ]; let (mut mpvf, needed) = add_mpdiffs_build(&records); assert!(needed.is_empty()); let prepared = add_mpdiffs_prepare(&mut mpvf, &records).unwrap(); assert_eq!(prepared.len(), 2); assert_eq!(prepared[0].lines, vec![b"x\n".to_vec(), b"y\n".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(prepared[0].left_matching_blocks, None); assert_eq!(prepared[1].lines, vec![b"x\n".to_vec(), b"y\n".to_vec()]); // One ParentText hunk plus the trailing sentinel from // get_matching_blocks. let blocks = prepared[1].left_matching_blocks.as_ref().unwrap(); assert_eq!(blocks, &vec![(0, 0, 2), (2, 2, 0)]); } #[test] fn add_mpdiffs_prepare_multi_parent_no_blocks() { use crate::multiparent::{Hunk, MultiParent}; let snap = || MultiParent::with_hunks(vec![Hunk::NewText(vec![b"x\n".to_vec()])]); let records = vec![ MpdiffRecord { key: k("p1"), parents: vec![], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap(), }, MpdiffRecord { key: k("p2"), parents: vec![], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap(), }, MpdiffRecord { key: k("c"), parents: vec![k("p1"), k("p2")], expected_sha1: vec![], diff: snap(), }, ]; let (mut mpvf, _) = add_mpdiffs_build(&records); let prepared = add_mpdiffs_prepare(&mut mpvf, &records).unwrap(); // Multi-parent: no left_matching_blocks hint. assert_eq!(prepared[2].left_matching_blocks, None); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/weave.rs0000644000000000000000000027300015211122234016637 0ustar00//! Weave storage core algorithms. //! //! Port of the pure-logic core of `bzrformats/weave.py` plus the v5 on-disk //! format reader/writer from `bzrformats/weavefile.py`. A weave is a single //! flat sequence of [`WeaveEntry`] items: literal lines plus bracketed //! insertion/deletion instructions. This module implements the annotation //! walk (`extract`) against that representation, plus [`read_weave_v5`] //! and [`write_weave_v5`] for the on-disk format. The Python class still //! owns I/O, parent/name bookkeeping, and the higher-level VersionedFile //! surface. /// Magic header for the v5 weave file format. pub const WEAVE_V5_FORMAT: &[u8] = b"# bzr weave file v5\n"; /// A deserialized weave file: per-version metadata plus the flat weave /// instruction/line stream. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct WeaveFile { pub parents: Vec>, pub sha1s: Vec>, pub names: Vec>, pub weave: Vec, } /// Compute the sha1 hex digest of the concatenation of `lines`. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.osutils.sha_strings`, which weave uses to checksum each /// version's content. pub fn sha_strings>(lines: &[L]) -> Vec { use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; let mut hasher = Sha1::new(); for line in lines { hasher.update(line.as_ref()); } let digest = hasher.finalize(); let mut hex = vec![0u8; digest.len() * 2]; for (i, byte) in digest.iter().enumerate() { let high = byte >> 4; let low = byte & 0x0f; hex[i * 2] = if high < 10 { b'0' + high } else { b'a' + high - 10 }; hex[i * 2 + 1] = if low < 10 { b'0' + low } else { b'a' + low - 10 }; } hex } impl WeaveFile { /// Look up a version index by name. Mirrors `Weave._lookup` (linear /// scan of `_names`). pub fn lookup(&self, name: &[u8]) -> Option { self.names.iter().position(|n| n == name) } /// Number of versions in the weave. pub fn num_versions(&self) -> usize { self.parents.len() } /// Return the list of version names. Mirrors `Weave.versions`. pub fn versions(&self) -> Vec> { self.names.clone() } /// Whether `name` is a known version. Mirrors `Weave.has_version` /// (and `__contains__`). pub fn has_version(&self, name: &[u8]) -> bool { self.lookup(name).is_some() } /// Map version names to their stored sha1s. Unknown names error. /// Mirrors `Weave.get_sha1s`. pub fn get_sha1s<'a, I>(&self, version_ids: I) -> Result, Vec)>, WeaveError> where I: IntoIterator, { let mut out = Vec::new(); for v in version_ids { let idx = self .lookup(v) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(v.to_vec()))?; out.push((v.to_vec(), self.sha1s[idx].clone())); } Ok(out) } /// Return `(version_name, parent_names)` pairs for each known input. /// Unknown names are silently skipped, matching `Weave.get_parent_map`. pub fn get_parent_map<'a, I>(&self, version_ids: I) -> Vec<(Vec, Vec>)> where I: IntoIterator, { let mut out = Vec::new(); for v in version_ids { if let Some(idx) = self.lookup(v) { let parents = self.parents[idx] .iter() .map(|&p| self.names[p].clone()) .collect(); out.push((v.to_vec(), parents)); } } out } /// Set of ancestor *names* for `version_ids`, sorted. Unknown names /// error. Mirrors `Weave.get_ancestry`. pub fn get_ancestry<'a, I>(&self, version_ids: I) -> Result>, WeaveError> where I: IntoIterator, { let mut indices = Vec::new(); for v in version_ids { indices.push( self.lookup(v) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(v.to_vec()))?, ); } let included = inclusions(&self.parents, &indices); let mut names: Vec> = included.iter().map(|&i| self.names[i].clone()).collect(); names.sort(); Ok(names) } /// Subset check used by `_join`. `other_parents` must not contain any /// element absent from `my_parents`. Mirrors `Weave._compatible_parents`. pub fn compatible_parents( my_parents: &std::collections::HashSet, other_parents: &std::collections::HashSet, ) -> bool { other_parents.is_subset(my_parents) } /// Compute the sha1 of the lines making up `version` and verify it /// against the stored sha1. Mirrors `Weave.get_lines`. pub fn get_lines(&self, version: usize) -> Result>, WeaveError> { if version >= self.parents.len() { return Err(WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(version)); } let included = inclusions(&self.parents, &[version]); let extracted = extract(&self.weave, &included)?; let result: Vec> = extracted.iter().map(|e| e.text.to_vec()).collect(); let measured = sha_strings(&result); let expected = &self.sha1s[version]; if &measured != expected { return Err(WeaveError::InvalidChecksum { version, expected: expected.clone(), measured, }); } Ok(result) } /// Return `(originating-version-name, line)` pairs for `version`. /// Mirrors `Weave.annotate`. pub fn annotate(&self, version: usize) -> Result, Vec)>, WeaveError> { if version >= self.parents.len() { return Err(WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(version)); } let included = inclusions(&self.parents, &[version]); let extracted = extract(&self.weave, &included)?; Ok(extracted .into_iter() .map(|e| (self.names[e.origin].clone(), e.text.to_vec())) .collect()) } /// Add a single text on top of the weave. /// /// Returns the index of the new version. Port of `Weave._add`. /// /// * `version_id`: symbolic name. If `None`, allocated as `b"sha1:" + sha1`. /// * `parents`: direct parent indices. /// * `sha1`: precomputed sha1 hex; if `None`, hashed from `lines`. /// * `nostore_sha`: if `Some` and equal to the new sha1, returns /// `Err(WeaveError::ExistingContent)` without storing. pub fn add( &mut self, version_id: Option<&[u8]>, lines: &[Vec], parents: &[usize], sha1: Option>, nostore_sha: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result { let sha1 = sha1.unwrap_or_else(|| sha_strings(lines)); if let Some(no) = nostore_sha { if no == sha1.as_slice() { return Err(WeaveError::ExistingContent); } } let owned_name: Vec; let version_id: &[u8] = match version_id { Some(v) => v, None => { owned_name = { let mut s = b"sha1:".to_vec(); s.extend_from_slice(&sha1); s }; &owned_name } }; if let Some(idx) = self.lookup(version_id) { return self.check_repeated_add(version_id, parents, &sha1, idx); } for &p in parents { if p >= self.parents.len() { return Err(WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(p)); } } let new_version = self.parents.len(); self.parents.push(parents.to_vec()); self.sha1s.push(sha1.clone()); self.names.push(version_id.to_vec()); if parents.is_empty() { // Special case: fresh root. Skip the diff and just append the // lines wrapped in a single insertion block. if !lines.is_empty() { self.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: new_version, }); for line in lines { self.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Line(line.clone())); } // InsertClose carries no meaningful version — the // bracket pairs by stack order, not by index. The on-disk // format reflects this (`}\n` with no version), and the // reader normalises to 0 here. Keep them aligned so a // round-trip via `write_weave_v5`/`read_weave_v5` is a // structural identity. self.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }); } return Ok(new_version); } if parents.len() == 1 && self.sha1s[parents[0]] == sha1 { // Single parent, identical text — no edits to record. return Ok(new_version); } let ancestors = inclusions(&self.parents, parents); let extracted = extract(&self.weave, &ancestors)?; // basis_lineno[i] = absolute index in self.weave of basis line i. // basis_lines[i] = bytes of basis line i. let mut basis_lineno: Vec = extracted.iter().map(|e| e.lineno).collect(); let basis_lines: Vec<&[u8]> = extracted.iter().map(|e| e.text).collect(); // Identical merged text: nothing to record. if basis_lines.len() == lines.len() && basis_lines .iter() .zip(lines.iter()) .all(|(a, b)| *a == b.as_slice()) { return Ok(new_version); } // Sentinel: a virtual basis line at the end of the weave so the // diff can refer to "insert at the end". basis_lineno.push(self.weave.len()); let basis_owned: Vec> = basis_lines.iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect(); let mut sm = patiencediff::SequenceMatcher::new(&basis_owned, lines); let opcodes = sm.get_opcodes(); // `offset` tracks how many entries have been spliced into self.weave // since the start of this loop, so the next i1/i2 (which were // computed against the *pre-mutation* layout) can be translated to // the current layout. let mut offset: isize = 0; for op in opcodes { if matches!(op, patiencediff::Opcode::Equal(_, _, _, _)) { continue; } let i1_basis = op.a_start(); let i2_basis = op.a_end(); let j1 = op.b_start(); let j2 = op.b_end(); let i1 = basis_lineno[i1_basis]; let i2 = basis_lineno[i2_basis]; // Apply deletion bracket first: insert `[` before line i1 and // `]` after line i2-1, both in *current* coordinates. if i1 != i2 { let pos1 = (i1 as isize + offset) as usize; self.weave.insert( pos1, WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteOpen, version: new_version, }, ); let pos2 = (i2 as isize + offset + 1) as usize; self.weave.insert( pos2, WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteClose, version: new_version, }, ); offset += 2; } if j1 != j2 { // Insert the new lines wrapped in `{`/`}` after the (now // bracketed) deletion region. let i = (i2 as isize + offset) as usize; let mut splice: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(j2 - j1 + 2); splice.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: new_version, }); for line in &lines[j1..j2] { splice.push(WeaveEntry::Line(line.clone())); } splice.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }); let added = splice.len(); let tail = self.weave.split_off(i); self.weave.extend(splice); self.weave.extend(tail); offset += added as isize; } } Ok(new_version) } fn check_repeated_add( &self, name: &[u8], parents: &[usize], sha1: &[u8], idx: usize, ) -> Result { let mut existing = self.parents[idx].clone(); existing.sort_unstable(); let mut requested = parents.to_vec(); requested.sort_unstable(); if existing != requested || self.sha1s[idx] != sha1 { return Err(WeaveError::RevisionAlreadyPresent(name.to_vec())); } Ok(idx) } /// Add a single text addressed by parent *names* rather than indices. /// Mirrors the high-level `Weave.add_lines` entry point: looks up each /// parent name, errors with `RevisionNotPresentByName` if any parent is /// unknown, and otherwise delegates to [`WeaveFile::add`]. pub fn add_lines( &mut self, version_id: &[u8], parent_names: &[&[u8]], lines: &[Vec], sha1: Option>, nostore_sha: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result { let mut parent_idxs = Vec::with_capacity(parent_names.len()); for name in parent_names { parent_idxs.push( self.lookup(name) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(name.to_vec()))?, ); } self.add(Some(version_id), lines, &parent_idxs, sha1, nostore_sha) } /// Yield every line that is inserted by, or present in, the given set of /// versions. Lines are returned with a trailing newline appended if they /// don't already have one. Mirrors `Weave.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions`. /// /// `version_names` is interpreted as a set; `None` means "all versions". /// Each yielded entry is `(line_with_eol, inserted_version_name)`. pub fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions<'a, I>( &self, version_names: Option, ) -> Result, Vec)> + '_, WeaveError> where I: IntoIterator, { // Build the set of insert-version *indices* we care about. let included: std::collections::HashSet = match version_names { None => (0..self.parents.len()).collect(), Some(iter) => { let mut s = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for name in iter { if let Some(idx) = self.lookup(name) { s.insert(idx); } // Unknown names are silently dropped, matching the Python // contract (the set is filtered against actually-walked // insert versions). } s } }; // walk_internal is a fallible single-pass scan over the whole // weave (shared with plan_merge/annotate), so the structural // walk happens up front. Line construction — copying the text, // appending the trailing newline, cloning the version name — is // deferred to iteration, which is the per-item cost callers care // about. let walked = walk_internal(&self.weave)?; Ok(walked.into_iter().filter_map(move |w| { if !included.contains(&w.insert) { return None; } let mut line = w.text.to_vec(); if !line.ends_with(b"\n") { line.push(b'\n'); } Some((line, self.names[w.insert].clone())) })) } /// Three-way merge plan between `ver_a` and `ver_b`. Each yielded /// entry is one of: `killed-base`, `killed-both`, `killed-a`, /// `killed-b`, `unchanged`, `new-a`, `new-b`, `ghost-a`, `ghost-b`, /// `irrelevant`. Mirrors `Weave.plan_merge`. pub fn plan_merge( &self, ver_a: &[u8], ver_b: &[u8], ) -> Result)>, WeaveError> { let idx_a = self .lookup(ver_a) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(ver_a.to_vec()))?; let idx_b = self .lookup(ver_b) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(ver_b.to_vec()))?; let inc_a = inclusions(&self.parents, &[idx_a]); let inc_b = inclusions(&self.parents, &[idx_b]); let inc_c: std::collections::HashSet = inc_a.intersection(&inc_b).copied().collect(); let walked = walk_internal(&self.weave)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for w in walked { let deletes_hit_c = w.deletes.iter().any(|d| inc_c.contains(d)); let state = if deletes_hit_c { PlanMergeState::KilledBase } else if inc_c.contains(&w.insert) { let killed_a = w.deletes.iter().any(|d| inc_a.contains(d)); let killed_b = w.deletes.iter().any(|d| inc_b.contains(d)); match (killed_a, killed_b) { (true, true) => PlanMergeState::KilledBoth, (true, false) => PlanMergeState::KilledA, (false, true) => PlanMergeState::KilledB, (false, false) => PlanMergeState::Unchanged, } } else if inc_a.contains(&w.insert) { if w.deletes.iter().any(|d| inc_a.contains(d)) { PlanMergeState::GhostA } else { PlanMergeState::NewA } } else if inc_b.contains(&w.insert) { if w.deletes.iter().any(|d| inc_b.contains(d)) { PlanMergeState::GhostB } else { PlanMergeState::NewB } } else { PlanMergeState::Irrelevant }; out.push((state, w.text.to_vec())); } Ok(out) } /// Internal consistency check. Verifies parent indices are acyclic /// (each parent strictly less than its child), recomputes ancestry /// from scratch and compares to `get_ancestry`, then walks the weave /// accumulating per-version sha1s and compares to the stored sha1s. /// Mirrors `Weave.check`. pub fn check(&self) -> Result<(), WeaveError> { use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; let nv = self.num_versions(); for v in 0..nv { if let Some(&max) = self.parents[v].iter().max() { if max >= v { return Err(WeaveError::Acyclic { version: v, max }); } } } // Per-version inclusion sets (by name) built incrementally. let mut inclusions_by_name: std::collections::HashMap< Vec, std::collections::HashSet>, > = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(nv); let mut hashers: std::collections::HashMap, Sha1> = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(nv); for v in 0..nv { let name = &self.names[v]; let mut new_inc: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); new_inc.insert(name.clone()); for &p in &self.parents[v] { let parent_name = &self.names[p]; if let Some(parent_inc) = inclusions_by_name.get(parent_name) { new_inc.extend(parent_inc.iter().cloned()); } } // Cross-check against get_ancestry, which derives the same set // through the inclusions() helper. If they disagree, the // parent table is inconsistent in some way we missed. let computed = self .get_ancestry(std::iter::once(name.as_slice()))? .into_iter() .collect::>(); if computed != new_inc { return Err(WeaveError::AncestryMismatch(name.clone())); } inclusions_by_name.insert(name.clone(), new_inc); hashers.insert(name.clone(), Sha1::new()); } for w in walk_internal(&self.weave)? { let insert_name = &self.names[w.insert]; let delete_names: Vec<&[u8]> = w .deletes .iter() .map(|&d| self.names[d].as_slice()) .collect(); for v in 0..nv { let name = &self.names[v]; let inc = &inclusions_by_name[name]; if !inc.contains(insert_name) { continue; } if delete_names.iter().any(|d| inc.contains(*d)) { continue; } hashers.get_mut(name).expect("seeded above").update(w.text); } } for v in 0..nv { let name = &self.names[v]; let digest = hashers.remove(name).expect("seeded above").finalize(); let mut hex = vec![0u8; digest.len() * 2]; for (i, byte) in digest.iter().enumerate() { let high = byte >> 4; let low = byte & 0x0f; hex[i * 2] = if high < 10 { b'0' + high } else { b'a' + high - 10 }; hex[i * 2 + 1] = if low < 10 { b'0' + low } else { b'a' + low - 10 }; } if hex != self.sha1s[v] { return Err(WeaveError::InvalidChecksum { version: v, expected: self.sha1s[v].clone(), measured: hex, }); } } Ok(()) } /// Translate parent indices in `other` to parent indices in `self`, /// looking up by version name. Errors if any of the parents are /// missing from `self`. Mirrors `Weave._imported_parents`. pub fn imported_parents( &self, other: &WeaveFile, other_idx: usize, ) -> Result, WeaveError> { let mut new_parents = Vec::with_capacity(other.parents[other_idx].len()); for &parent_idx in &other.parents[other_idx] { let parent_name = &other.names[parent_idx]; let mapped = self .lookup(parent_name) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveError::MissingParent { parent: parent_name.clone(), child: other.names[other_idx].clone(), })?; new_parents.push(mapped); } Ok(new_parents) } /// Cross-check that a version `name` shared between `self` and `other` /// has matching sha1s and compatible (subset-wise) parent sets. /// Returns `Ok(true)` if the version exists in `self` and is /// consistent, `Ok(false)` if not present in `self`, or /// `Err(TextDiffers | ParentMismatch)` on inconsistency. Mirrors /// `Weave._check_version_consistent`. pub fn check_version_consistent( &self, other: &WeaveFile, other_idx: usize, name: &[u8], ) -> Result { let this_idx = match self.lookup(name) { None => return Ok(false), Some(i) => i, }; if self.sha1s[this_idx] != other.sha1s[other_idx] { return Err(WeaveError::TextDiffers(name.to_vec())); } let self_parents: std::collections::HashSet> = self.parents[this_idx] .iter() .map(|&p| self.names[p].clone()) .collect(); let other_parents: std::collections::HashSet> = other.parents[other_idx] .iter() .map(|&p| other.names[p].clone()) .collect(); if !other_parents.is_subset(&self_parents) { return Err(WeaveError::ParentMismatch { version: name.to_vec(), a: self_parents.into_iter().collect(), b: other_parents.into_iter().collect(), }); } Ok(true) } } /// One state in a [`WeaveFile::plan_merge`] result. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum PlanMergeState { KilledBase, KilledBoth, KilledA, KilledB, Unchanged, NewA, NewB, GhostA, GhostB, Irrelevant, } impl PlanMergeState { /// String tag matching the Python `Weave.plan_merge` yields /// (e.g. `b"killed-a"`). pub fn tag(self) -> &'static [u8] { match self { PlanMergeState::KilledBase => b"killed-base", PlanMergeState::KilledBoth => b"killed-both", PlanMergeState::KilledA => b"killed-a", PlanMergeState::KilledB => b"killed-b", PlanMergeState::Unchanged => b"unchanged", PlanMergeState::NewA => b"new-a", PlanMergeState::NewB => b"new-b", PlanMergeState::GhostA => b"ghost-a", PlanMergeState::GhostB => b"ghost-b", PlanMergeState::Irrelevant => b"irrelevant", } } } /// Apply one of the documented orderings to a list of version names /// against `wf`'s parent table, returning the same names re-ordered. /// Unknown names are appended at the end in their original order, to /// match `Weave.get_record_stream`'s /// `set(versions).difference(set(parents))` fallback. /// /// `ordering` is one of: /// /// * `"unordered"` — input order, unchanged /// * `"topological"` — parents before their children /// * `"groupcompress"` — reverse-topological, grouped by key prefix /// /// Returns `None` if `ordering` isn't recognised. pub fn order_record_stream( wf: &WeaveFile, names: &[Vec], ordering: &str, ) -> Option>> { use vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter; let mut known = Vec::new(); let mut unknown = Vec::new(); for name in names { if wf.lookup(name).is_some() { known.push(name.clone()); } else { unknown.push(name.clone()); } } match ordering { "unordered" => Some(names.to_vec()), "topological" => { let pairs: Vec<(Vec, Vec>)> = known .iter() .map(|name| { let idx = wf.lookup(name).expect("known by construction"); let parents = wf.parents[idx] .iter() .map(|&p| wf.names[p].clone()) .collect(); (name.clone(), parents) }) .collect(); let mut sorter = TopoSorter::new(pairs.into_iter()); let mut sorted = sorter.sorted().expect("acyclic by invariant"); sorted.extend(unknown); Some(sorted) } "groupcompress" => { let parent_map: Vec<(Vec>, Vec>>)> = known .iter() .map(|name| { let idx = wf.lookup(name).expect("known by construction"); let key = vec![name.clone()]; let parents: Vec>> = wf.parents[idx] .iter() .map(|&p| vec![wf.names[p].clone()]) .collect(); (key, parents) }) .collect(); let mut out: Vec> = crate::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal(parent_map) .into_iter() .map(|key| key.into_iter().next().expect("single-segment key")) .collect(); out.extend(unknown); Some(out) } _ => None, } } /// Combine two weaves into a single weave that contains every version /// from both inputs, with parent sets that are the union of the parent /// sets in `wa` and `wb`. Mirrors `bzrformats.weave._reweave`. /// /// Errors out with `WeaveError::TextDiffers` if any shared version has /// different content in the two inputs. pub fn reweave(wa: &WeaveFile, wb: &WeaveFile) -> Result { use vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter; // Build combined parent graph: name -> set(parent_names). // Iteration order matches the Python implementation: wa first then wb, // and within each weave the existing version order. let mut combined: std::collections::BTreeMap, std::collections::BTreeSet>> = std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); for w in [wa, wb] { for (idx, name) in w.names.iter().enumerate() { let entry = combined.entry(name.clone()).or_default(); for &p in &w.parents[idx] { entry.insert(w.names[p].clone()); } } } // Topo-sort by parent graph. let pairs: Vec<(Vec, Vec>)> = combined .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.iter().cloned().collect())) .collect(); let mut sorter = TopoSorter::new(pairs.into_iter()); let order = sorter.sorted().map_err(|_| WeaveError::ReweaveCycle)?; let mut wr = WeaveFile::default(); for name in order { let lines = if let Some(idx_a) = wa.lookup(&name) { let lines_a = wa.get_lines(idx_a)?; if let Some(idx_b) = wb.lookup(&name) { let lines_b = wb.get_lines(idx_b)?; if lines_a != lines_b { return Err(WeaveError::TextDiffers(name.clone())); } } lines_a } else { // Must be in wb (sorter only emitted versions from `combined`). let idx_b = wb.lookup(&name).expect("name from combined map"); wb.get_lines(idx_b)? }; let parent_names: Vec> = combined .get(&name) .expect("name from combined map") .iter() .cloned() .collect(); let parent_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parent_names.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); wr.add_lines(&name, &parent_refs, &lines, None, None)?; } Ok(wr) } /// Errors from reading a v5 weave file. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum WeaveFileError { /// The file was empty or its first line wasn't the magic header. BadHeader(Vec), /// The file ended mid-record. UnexpectedEof, /// A header or body line didn't match any known form. UnexpectedLine(Vec), /// A numeric field (parent index, instruction version) couldn't be /// parsed as a decimal integer. InvalidInteger(Vec), } impl std::fmt::Display for WeaveFileError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { WeaveFileError::BadHeader(l) => write!(f, "invalid weave file header: {:?}", l), WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof => write!(f, "unexpected end of weave file"), WeaveFileError::UnexpectedLine(l) => write!(f, "unexpected line {:?}", l), WeaveFileError::InvalidInteger(s) => write!(f, "not a valid integer: {:?}", s), } } } impl std::error::Error for WeaveFileError {} /// Instruction bracket kind in a weave entry stream. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Instruction { /// Open an insertion block introduced by `version`. InsertOpen, /// Close the most recently opened insertion block. `version` is ignored. InsertClose, /// Open a deletion block applied by `version`. DeleteOpen, /// Close a deletion block applied by `version`. DeleteClose, } /// One entry in a weave: either a literal line or a control instruction. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum WeaveEntry { Line(Vec), Control { op: Instruction, version: usize }, } /// Errors from walking a malformed weave or from higher-level Weave ops. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum WeaveError { /// `}` appeared with no matching `{`. UnmatchedInsertClose, /// `]` appeared for a deletion that wasn't open (in the included set). UnmatchedDeleteClose(usize), /// Insertion stack non-empty at end of weave. UnclosedInsertions(Vec), /// Deletion set non-empty at end of weave. UnclosedDeletions(Vec), /// `add` was called with a name that already exists but with parents /// or a sha1 that don't match the existing entry. RevisionAlreadyPresent(Vec), /// `add` referenced a parent index that doesn't exist. RevisionNotPresent(usize), /// A read API was given a name that doesn't exist in this weave. RevisionNotPresentByName(Vec), /// `add` was called with `nostore_sha` matching the new content's sha1. ExistingContent, /// On-disk sha1 didn't match the recomputed sha1 for `get_lines`. InvalidChecksum { version: usize, expected: Vec, measured: Vec, }, /// `check` found a parent index that wasn't strictly less than its child. Acyclic { version: usize, max: usize }, /// `check` found ancestry computed by walking the parent table did not /// match `get_ancestry`'s output for the same version. AncestryMismatch(Vec), /// `imported_parents` couldn't find a needed parent in `self`. MissingParent { parent: Vec, child: Vec }, /// Two weaves disagree on a version's text content. TextDiffers(Vec), /// Two weaves disagree on a version's parents (and `other` isn't a /// subset of `self`). ParentMismatch { version: Vec, a: Vec>, b: Vec>, }, /// `reweave` saw a cycle in the combined parent graph. ReweaveCycle, } impl std::fmt::Display for WeaveError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { WeaveError::UnmatchedInsertClose => write!(f, "unmatched '}}' in weave"), WeaveError::UnmatchedDeleteClose(v) => { write!(f, "unmatched ']' for version {} in weave", v) } WeaveError::UnclosedInsertions(v) => { write!(f, "unclosed insertion blocks at end of weave: {:?}", v) } WeaveError::UnclosedDeletions(v) => { write!(f, "unclosed deletion blocks at end of weave: {:?}", v) } WeaveError::RevisionAlreadyPresent(name) => { write!(f, "revision {:?} already present", name) } WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(v) => { write!(f, "revision index {} not present", v) } WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(name) => { write!(f, "revision {:?} not present", name) } WeaveError::ExistingContent => write!(f, "content already stored under nostore_sha"), WeaveError::InvalidChecksum { version, expected, measured, } => write!( f, "invalid checksum for version {}: expected {:?}, measured {:?}", version, expected, measured ), WeaveError::Acyclic { version, max } => { write!(f, "invalid included version {} for index {}", max, version) } WeaveError::AncestryMismatch(name) => { write!(f, "ancestry mismatch for version {:?}", name) } WeaveError::MissingParent { parent, child } => { write!(f, "missing parent {{{:?}}} of {{{:?}}}", parent, child) } WeaveError::TextDiffers(name) => { write!(f, "weaves differ on text content for version {:?}", name) } WeaveError::ParentMismatch { version, a, b } => write!( f, "inconsistent parents for version {{{:?}}}: {:?} vs {:?}", version, a, b ), WeaveError::ReweaveCycle => write!(f, "cycle in combined parent graph during reweave"), } } } impl std::error::Error for WeaveError {} /// One yielded item from [`extract`]: the originating version index, the /// absolute line number in the weave, and a borrow of the line bytes. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ExtractLine<'a> { pub origin: usize, pub lineno: usize, pub text: &'a [u8], } /// Walk `weave` yielding lines that are active in the given `included` /// version set. Mirrors `Weave._extract` in `bzrformats/weave.py`. /// /// `included` should already contain the transitive closure of /// ancestors for the versions of interest (see `inclusions`, added in a /// follow-up). The caller passes indices into the weave's version table. pub fn extract<'a>( weave: &'a [WeaveEntry], included: &std::collections::HashSet, ) -> Result>, WeaveError> { let mut istack: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut dset: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut isactive: Option = None; let mut result = Vec::new(); for (lineno, entry) in weave.iter().enumerate() { match entry { WeaveEntry::Control { op, version } => { isactive = None; match op { Instruction::InsertOpen => istack.push(*version), Instruction::InsertClose => { istack.pop().ok_or(WeaveError::UnmatchedInsertClose)?; } Instruction::DeleteOpen => { if included.contains(version) { dset.insert(*version); } } Instruction::DeleteClose => { if included.contains(version) && !dset.remove(version) { return Err(WeaveError::UnmatchedDeleteClose(*version)); } } } } WeaveEntry::Line(text) => { let active = match isactive { Some(a) => a, None => { let a = dset.is_empty() && istack.last().is_some_and(|top| included.contains(top)); isactive = Some(a); a } }; if active { result.push(ExtractLine { origin: *istack.last().expect("active implies non-empty istack"), lineno, text, }); } } } } if !istack.is_empty() { return Err(WeaveError::UnclosedInsertions(istack)); } if !dset.is_empty() { let mut v: Vec = dset.iter().copied().collect(); v.sort_unstable(); return Err(WeaveError::UnclosedDeletions(v)); } Ok(result) } /// Compute the set of ancestor version indices of `versions`, inclusive. /// /// Mirrors `Weave._inclusions`: starts with the input set and, for each /// version from `max..=1` that is in the set, unions in its immediate /// parents from `parents_by_version`. Version 0 is treated as a root and /// its parent list is never expanded — this matches the Python off-by-one /// (`range(max(versions), 0, -1)`). pub fn inclusions( parents_by_version: &[Vec], versions: &[usize], ) -> std::collections::HashSet { let mut out = std::collections::HashSet::new(); if versions.is_empty() { return out; } out.extend(versions.iter().copied()); let max_v = *versions.iter().max().expect("non-empty"); for v in (1..=max_v).rev() { if out.contains(&v) { if let Some(ps) = parents_by_version.get(v) { out.extend(ps.iter().copied()); } } } out } /// One yielded item from [`walk_internal`]: the absolute line number, the /// innermost open insertion version, the set of active deletion versions, /// and a borrow of the line bytes. Matches `Weave._walk_internal` but with /// indices rather than resolved names. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct WalkLine<'a> { pub lineno: usize, pub insert: usize, pub deletes: Vec, pub text: &'a [u8], } /// Walk `weave` yielding every literal line along with its open-insertion /// version and the current deletion set. Unlike [`extract`], this doesn't /// filter on an `included` set — callers decide what to do with each line. pub fn walk_internal(weave: &[WeaveEntry]) -> Result>, WeaveError> { let mut istack: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut dset: std::collections::BTreeSet = std::collections::BTreeSet::new(); let mut result = Vec::new(); for (lineno, entry) in weave.iter().enumerate() { match entry { WeaveEntry::Control { op, version } => match op { Instruction::InsertOpen => istack.push(*version), Instruction::InsertClose => { istack.pop().ok_or(WeaveError::UnmatchedInsertClose)?; } Instruction::DeleteOpen => { dset.insert(*version); } Instruction::DeleteClose => { if !dset.remove(version) { return Err(WeaveError::UnmatchedDeleteClose(*version)); } } }, WeaveEntry::Line(text) => { let insert = *istack.last().expect("line outside any insertion block"); result.push(WalkLine { lineno, insert, deletes: dset.iter().copied().collect(), text, }); } } } if !istack.is_empty() { return Err(WeaveError::UnclosedInsertions(istack)); } if !dset.is_empty() { return Err(WeaveError::UnclosedDeletions( dset.iter().copied().collect(), )); } Ok(result) } /// Parse a v5 weave file from its raw bytes. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.weavefile._read_weave_v5`. pub fn read_weave_v5(data: &[u8]) -> Result { let lines = split_with_newlines(data); let mut iter = lines.into_iter(); let first = iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; if first != WEAVE_V5_FORMAT { return Err(WeaveFileError::BadHeader(first.to_vec())); } let mut out = WeaveFile::default(); // Per-version metadata: `i[ parents...]`, `1 sha1`, `n name`, blank. loop { let line = iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; if line == b"w\n" { break; } if line.first() == Some(&b'i') { // `b"i\n"` is no-parents; `b"i ( )*\n"` is a parent list. let ps = if line.len() > 2 { let trimmed = trim_trailing_newline(&line[2..]); let mut result = Vec::new(); for part in trimmed.split(|&b| b == b' ') { result.push(parse_usize(part)?); } result } else { Vec::new() }; out.parents.push(ps); let sha1_line = iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; out.sha1s .push(trim_trailing_newline(&sha1_line[2..]).to_vec()); let name_line = iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; out.names .push(trim_trailing_newline(&name_line[2..]).to_vec()); // Consume the trailing blank line between records. iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; } else { return Err(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedLine(line.to_vec())); } } // Body: weave entries terminated by `W\n`. loop { let line = iter.next().ok_or(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)?; if line == b"W\n" { break; } if line.starts_with(b". ") { // Literal line that includes its trailing newline. out.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Line(line[2..].to_vec())); } else if line.starts_with(b", ") { // Literal line that doesn't end in a newline — strip the wrapper. out.weave .push(WeaveEntry::Line(trim_trailing_newline(&line[2..]).to_vec())); } else if line == b"}\n" { out.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }); } else { let tag = *line .first() .ok_or_else(|| WeaveFileError::UnexpectedLine(line.to_vec()))?; let op = match tag { b'{' => Instruction::InsertOpen, b'[' => Instruction::DeleteOpen, b']' => Instruction::DeleteClose, _ => return Err(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedLine(line.to_vec())), }; // The version number is ASCII digits after `"X "` up to the // trailing `\n`. if line.len() < 3 || line[1] != b' ' { return Err(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedLine(line.to_vec())); } let version = parse_usize(trim_trailing_newline(&line[2..]))?; out.weave.push(WeaveEntry::Control { op, version }); } } Ok(out) } /// Serialize a [`WeaveFile`] to the v5 on-disk byte format. Mirrors /// `bzrformats.weavefile.write_weave_v5`. pub fn write_weave_v5(wf: &WeaveFile) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(WEAVE_V5_FORMAT); for version in 0..wf.parents.len() { let parents = &wf.parents[version]; if parents.is_empty() { out.extend_from_slice(b"i\n"); } else { out.extend_from_slice(b"i "); for (i, &p) in parents.iter().enumerate() { if i > 0 { out.push(b' '); } out.extend_from_slice(p.to_string().as_bytes()); } out.push(b'\n'); } out.extend_from_slice(b"1 "); out.extend_from_slice(&wf.sha1s[version]); out.push(b'\n'); out.extend_from_slice(b"n "); out.extend_from_slice(&wf.names[version]); out.push(b'\n'); out.push(b'\n'); } out.extend_from_slice(b"w\n"); for entry in &wf.weave { match entry { WeaveEntry::Control { op, version } => match op { Instruction::InsertClose => out.extend_from_slice(b"}\n"), Instruction::InsertOpen => { out.extend_from_slice(b"{ "); out.extend_from_slice(version.to_string().as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); } Instruction::DeleteOpen => { out.extend_from_slice(b"[ "); out.extend_from_slice(version.to_string().as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); } Instruction::DeleteClose => { out.extend_from_slice(b"] "); out.extend_from_slice(version.to_string().as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); } }, WeaveEntry::Line(line) => { if line.is_empty() { out.extend_from_slice(b", \n"); } else if line.last() == Some(&b'\n') { out.extend_from_slice(b". "); out.extend_from_slice(line); } else { out.extend_from_slice(b", "); out.extend_from_slice(line); out.push(b'\n'); } } } } out.extend_from_slice(b"W\n"); out } /// Split `data` on `\n`, keeping the newline at the end of each line except /// the last. Mirrors Python's `readlines()` semantics. fn split_with_newlines(data: &[u8]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(&data[start..=i]); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(&data[start..]); } out } fn trim_trailing_newline(line: &[u8]) -> &[u8] { if line.last() == Some(&b'\n') { &line[..line.len() - 1] } else { line } } fn parse_usize(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(bytes) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.trim().parse::().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| WeaveFileError::InvalidInteger(bytes.to_vec())) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::collections::HashSet; fn line(s: &[u8]) -> WeaveEntry { WeaveEntry::Line(s.to_vec()) } fn ctl(op: Instruction, v: usize) -> WeaveEntry { WeaveEntry::Control { op, version: v } } fn set(xs: &[usize]) -> HashSet { xs.iter().copied().collect() } /// Simplest weave: a single version 0 inserts three lines. #[test] fn single_version_extract() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"a\n"), line(b"b\n"), line(b"c\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let got = extract(&weave, &set(&[0])).unwrap(); let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = got.iter().map(|e| e.text).collect(); assert_eq!(lines, vec![b"a\n".as_slice(), b"b\n", b"c\n"]); assert!(got.iter().all(|e| e.origin == 0)); } /// An excluded version's lines don't appear even though the weave /// still contains them. #[test] fn excluded_version_filtered() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"base\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"only-in-1\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), ]; let got = extract(&weave, &set(&[0])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got.len(), 1); assert_eq!(got[0].text, b"base\n"); assert_eq!(got[0].origin, 0); } /// A version-1 insertion nested inside version-0 keeps the origin /// pointing at version 1 (innermost open insertion). #[test] fn nested_insertion_origin() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"top\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"nested\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), line(b"bottom\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let got = extract(&weave, &set(&[0, 1])).unwrap(); let pairs: Vec<(usize, &[u8])> = got.iter().map(|e| (e.origin, e.text)).collect(); assert_eq!( pairs, vec![(0, b"top\n".as_slice()), (1, b"nested\n"), (0, b"bottom\n"),] ); } /// A deletion applied by version 1 suppresses a version-0 line when /// version 1 is in the included set. #[test] fn deletion_suppresses_line() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"keep\n"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 1), line(b"gone\n"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 1), line(b"also\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let got_v0 = extract(&weave, &set(&[0])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got_v0.len(), 3, "without version 1, delete is inert"); let got_v01 = extract(&weave, &set(&[0, 1])).unwrap(); let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = got_v01.iter().map(|e| e.text).collect(); assert_eq!(lines, vec![b"keep\n".as_slice(), b"also\n"]); } #[test] fn unclosed_insertion_errors() { let weave = vec![ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"x\n")]; assert_eq!( extract(&weave, &set(&[0])), Err(WeaveError::UnclosedInsertions(vec![0])) ); } #[test] fn unmatched_close_errors() { let weave = vec![ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0)]; assert_eq!( extract(&weave, &set(&[0])), Err(WeaveError::UnmatchedInsertClose) ); } /// An inactive insertion's lines aren't emitted even if a deletion /// is also open inside them. #[test] fn inclusions_empty_input() { assert!(inclusions(&[vec![]], &[]).is_empty()); } #[test] fn inclusions_linear_chain() { // 0 <- 1 <- 2 <- 3 let parents = vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![1], vec![2]]; let got = inclusions(&parents, &[3]); assert_eq!(got, set(&[0, 1, 2, 3])); } #[test] fn inclusions_version_zero_root_is_not_expanded() { // Verify the Python off-by-one: version 0's parents slot is // never consulted. Put a nonsense sentinel parent there and // make sure it doesn't leak into the result. let parents = vec![vec![999], vec![0]]; let got = inclusions(&parents, &[1]); assert_eq!(got, set(&[0, 1])); } #[test] fn inclusions_merges_converge() { // 0 -- 1 -- 3 // \-- 2 --/ let parents = vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![0], vec![1, 2]]; let got = inclusions(&parents, &[3]); assert_eq!(got, set(&[0, 1, 2, 3])); } #[test] fn walk_internal_reports_deletes() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"a\n"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 1), line(b"b\n"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 1), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let got = walk_internal(&weave).unwrap(); assert_eq!(got.len(), 2); assert_eq!(got[0].text, b"a\n"); assert_eq!(got[0].insert, 0); assert!(got[0].deletes.is_empty()); assert_eq!(got[1].text, b"b\n"); assert_eq!(got[1].insert, 0); assert_eq!(got[1].deletes, vec![1]); } #[test] fn three_way_merge_extract() { // Mirrors test_weave.test_multi_line_merge. The weave shape is // captured from a real `Weave` instance (not hand-crafted) so the // test exercises the exact nesting of insertions and deletions // that `_add` produces for a three-way merge. let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"header"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b""), line(b"line from 1"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 2), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 3), line(b""), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 3), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 3), line(b"fixup line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 3), line(b"line from 2"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 3), line(b"more from 2"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 2), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 3), ]; let got = extract(&weave, &set(&[0, 1, 2, 3])).unwrap(); let pairs: Vec<(usize, &[u8])> = got.iter().map(|e| (e.origin, e.text)).collect(); assert_eq!( pairs, vec![ (0, b"header".as_slice()), (1, b""), (1, b"line from 1"), (3, b"fixup line"), (2, b"line from 2"), ] ); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_minimal() { // One version, no parents, one literal line. let mut data = WEAVE_V5_FORMAT.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"i\n1 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\nn text0\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"w\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"{ 0\n. hello\n}\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"W\n"); let wf = read_weave_v5(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wf.parents, vec![Vec::::new()]); assert_eq!( wf.sha1s, vec![b"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000".to_vec()] ); assert_eq!(wf.names, vec![b"text0".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( wf.weave, vec![ WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"hello\n".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }, ] ); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_with_parents_and_no_eol_line() { // Two versions: the second has parent 0, and the body contains a // `", "` line (no trailing newline) plus a deletion bracket. let mut data = WEAVE_V5_FORMAT.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"i\n1 aaa\nn text0\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"i 0\n1 bbb\nn text1\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"w\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"{ 0\n. line\n, noeol\n}\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"[ 1\n, gone\n] 1\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"W\n"); let wf = read_weave_v5(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wf.parents, vec![Vec::::new(), vec![0]]); assert_eq!(wf.sha1s, vec![b"aaa".to_vec(), b"bbb".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(wf.names, vec![b"text0".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( wf.weave, vec![ WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"line\n".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Line(b"noeol".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteOpen, version: 1, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"gone".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteClose, version: 1, }, ] ); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_multiple_parents_on_one_version() { // Version 2 has parents [0, 1]. let mut data = WEAVE_V5_FORMAT.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"i\n1 a\nn v0\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"i 0\n1 b\nn v1\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"i 0 1\n1 c\nn v2\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"w\nW\n"); let wf = read_weave_v5(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wf.parents, vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![0, 1]]); assert_eq!(wf.weave, Vec::::new()); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_empty_line_roundtrips_to_empty_bytes() { // The `", "` form with an empty payload represents an empty line. let mut data = WEAVE_V5_FORMAT.to_vec(); data.extend_from_slice(b"i\n1 a\nn v0\n\n"); data.extend_from_slice(b"w\n{ 0\n, \n}\nW\n"); let wf = read_weave_v5(&data).unwrap(); assert_eq!( wf.weave, vec![ WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }, ] ); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_rejects_bad_header() { let err = read_weave_v5(b"not-a-weave\n").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, WeaveFileError::BadHeader(_))); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_rejects_empty_input() { assert_eq!(read_weave_v5(b""), Err(WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof)); } #[test] fn read_weave_v5_rejects_truncated_after_header() { let err = read_weave_v5(WEAVE_V5_FORMAT).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveFileError::UnexpectedEof); } fn sample_weave_file() -> WeaveFile { WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![0, 1]], sha1s: vec![ b"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111".to_vec(), b"2222222222222222222222222222222222222222".to_vec(), b"3333333333333333333333333333333333333333".to_vec(), ], names: vec![b"text0".to_vec(), b"text1".to_vec(), b"merge".to_vec()], weave: vec![ WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertOpen, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"hello\n".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Line(b"no-eol".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::InsertClose, version: 0, }, WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteOpen, version: 1, }, WeaveEntry::Line(b"".to_vec()), WeaveEntry::Control { op: Instruction::DeleteClose, version: 1, }, ], } } #[test] fn write_weave_v5_shape() { let expected: Vec = [ b"# bzr weave file v5\n".as_slice(), b"i\n1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111\nn text0\n\n", b"i 0\n1 2222222222222222222222222222222222222222\nn text1\n\n", b"i 0 1\n1 3333333333333333333333333333333333333333\nn merge\n\n", b"w\n", b"{ 0\n. hello\n, no-eol\n}\n", b"[ 1\n, \n] 1\n", b"W\n", ] .concat(); assert_eq!(write_weave_v5(&sample_weave_file()), expected); } #[test] fn weave_file_round_trip() { let wf = sample_weave_file(); let bytes = write_weave_v5(&wf); let parsed = read_weave_v5(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed, wf); } #[test] fn weave_file_round_trip_minimal() { let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![]], sha1s: vec![b"a".to_vec()], names: vec![b"v0".to_vec()], weave: vec![], }; let bytes = write_weave_v5(&wf); assert_eq!(read_weave_v5(&bytes).unwrap(), wf); } #[test] fn weave_file_round_trip_empty_weave_body() { // No instructions and no literal lines — just metadata then `w\nW\n`. let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0]], sha1s: vec![b"x".to_vec(), b"y".to_vec()], names: vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()], weave: vec![], }; let bytes = write_weave_v5(&wf); assert_eq!(read_weave_v5(&bytes).unwrap(), wf); } #[test] fn walk_internal_unclosed_insertion_errors() { let weave = vec![ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"x\n")]; assert_eq!( walk_internal(&weave), Err(WeaveError::UnclosedInsertions(vec![0])) ); } #[test] fn inactive_insertion_blocks_lines() { let weave = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"only-in-1\n"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), ]; let got = extract(&weave, &set(&[0])).unwrap(); assert!(got.is_empty()); } fn ls(strs: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec> { strs.iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect() } /// Mirrors `RepeatedAdd::test_duplicate_add` — adding the same name /// twice with matching parents+sha1 returns the same index. #[test] fn duplicate_add_returns_existing_index() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"line 1\n", b"line 2\n"]); let idx1 = wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); let idx2 = wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(idx1, idx2); assert_eq!(wf.parents.len(), 1); } /// Mirrors `InvalidRepeatedAdd` — same name with different content or /// different parents must error. #[test] fn invalid_repeated_add_errors() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"line 1\n"]); wf.add(Some(b"basis"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); // Different content under same name. let other = ls(&[b"different\n"]); let err = wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &other, &[], None, None).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::RevisionAlreadyPresent(b"text0".to_vec())); // Same content but wrong parents. let err = wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[0], None, None).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::RevisionAlreadyPresent(b"text0".to_vec())); } /// Mirrors `InvalidAdd` — referencing a missing parent index errors. #[test] fn invalid_add_missing_parent_errors() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let err = wf .add(Some(b"text0"), &ls(&[b"new text\n"]), &[69], None, None) .unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::RevisionNotPresent(69)); } /// Mirrors `AnnotateOne` — single version annotation reports its own /// name as origin for every line. #[test] fn annotate_one_version() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"hello\n", b"world\n"]); let idx = wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); let annotated = wf.annotate(idx).unwrap(); assert_eq!( annotated, vec![ (b"text0".to_vec(), b"hello\n".to_vec()), (b"text0".to_vec(), b"world\n".to_vec()), ] ); } /// Mirrors the first half of `InsertLines::runTest` — adding a single /// line on top of a parent attributes the new line to the new version /// and re-uses the parent's line. #[test] fn insert_one_line_attribution() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &ls(&[b"line 1\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"text1"), &ls(&[b"line 1\n", b"line 2\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( wf.annotate(0).unwrap(), vec![(b"text0".to_vec(), b"line 1\n".to_vec())] ); assert_eq!( wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), vec![b"line 1\n".to_vec(), b"line 2\n".to_vec()] ); assert_eq!( wf.annotate(1).unwrap(), vec![ (b"text0".to_vec(), b"line 1\n".to_vec()), (b"text1".to_vec(), b"line 2\n".to_vec()), ] ); } /// Mirrors the merge half of `InsertLines::runTest` — a 3-way insertion /// keeps the parent attributions for shared lines and credits the /// new version for the inserted middle line. #[test] fn insert_lines_merge_attribution() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &ls(&[b"line 1\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"text1"), &ls(&[b"line 1\n", b"line 2\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"text3"), &ls(&[b"line 1\n", b"middle line\n", b"line 2\n"]), &[0, 1], None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( wf.annotate(2).unwrap(), vec![ (b"text0".to_vec(), b"line 1\n".to_vec()), (b"text3".to_vec(), b"middle line\n".to_vec()), (b"text1".to_vec(), b"line 2\n".to_vec()), ] ); } /// Mirrors `DeleteLines::runTest` — every derived version round-trips /// through `get_lines` after being added with a single parent. #[test] fn delete_lines_round_trip() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let base = ls(&[b"one\n", b"two\n", b"three\n", b"four\n"]); wf.add(Some(b"text0"), &base, &[], None, None).unwrap(); let texts: Vec>> = vec![ ls(&[b"one\n", b"two\n", b"three\n"]), ls(&[b"two\n", b"three\n", b"four\n"]), ls(&[b"one\n", b"four\n"]), ls(&[b"one\n", b"two\n", b"three\n", b"four\n"]), ]; for (i, t) in texts.iter().enumerate() { wf.add( Some(format!("text{}", i + 1).as_bytes()), t, &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); } for (i, t) in texts.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(&wf.get_lines(i + 1).unwrap(), t); } } /// `add` with `nostore_sha` matching the new content errors instead /// of inserting. #[test] fn add_nostore_sha_blocks_storage() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"line\n"]); let sha = sha_strings(&text); let err = wf .add(Some(b"text0"), &text, &[], None, Some(&sha)) .unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::ExistingContent); assert!(wf.parents.is_empty()); } /// Mirrors `WeaveContains` — a freshly-added name is reported by /// `has_version` and absent names are not. #[test] fn has_version_reports_membership() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); assert!(!wf.has_version(b"foo")); wf.add(Some(b"foo"), &ls(&[b"x\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); assert!(wf.has_version(b"foo")); assert!(!wf.has_version(b"bar")); } /// `versions()` returns names in insertion order. #[test] fn versions_returns_names_in_order() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None).unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(wf.versions(), vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(wf.num_versions(), 2); } /// `get_sha1s` returns the stored sha1 for each name; unknown names /// surface as `RevisionNotPresentByName`. #[test] fn get_sha1s_for_known_and_unknown() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"hello\n"]); let sha = sha_strings(&text); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); let known: &[&[u8]] = &[b"v0"]; assert_eq!( wf.get_sha1s(known.iter().copied()).unwrap(), vec![(b"v0".to_vec(), sha)] ); let unknown: &[&[u8]] = &[b"nope"]; let err = wf.get_sha1s(unknown.iter().copied()).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(b"nope".to_vec())); } /// `get_parent_map` resolves parent indices to names and silently /// drops unknown inputs. #[test] fn get_parent_map_drops_unknown() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"x\n"]), &[], None, None).unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"x\n", b"y\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let lookups: &[&[u8]] = &[b"a", b"missing", b"b"]; let mp = wf.get_parent_map(lookups.iter().copied()); assert_eq!( mp, vec![ (b"a".to_vec(), vec![]), (b"b".to_vec(), vec![b"a".to_vec()]), ] ); } /// `get_ancestry` includes the queried versions and their transitive /// parents. Mirrors the `DivergedIncludes` ancestry assertion. #[test] fn get_ancestry_diverged() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"0"), &ls(&[b"first line"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"1"), &ls(&[b"first line", b"second line"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"2"), &ls(&[b"first line", b"alternative second line"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); let asked: &[&[u8]] = &[b"2"]; let anc = wf.get_ancestry(asked.iter().copied()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(anc, vec![b"0".to_vec(), b"2".to_vec()]); } /// Mirrors `TestNeedsReweave::test_compatible_parents`. #[test] fn compatible_parents_subset_check() { let my: HashSet = [1, 2, 3].iter().copied().collect(); assert!(WeaveFile::compatible_parents( &my, &[3].iter().copied().collect() )); assert!(WeaveFile::compatible_parents(&my, &my)); assert!(WeaveFile::compatible_parents( &HashSet::new(), &HashSet::new() )); assert!(!WeaveFile::compatible_parents( &HashSet::new(), &[1].iter().copied().collect() )); assert!(!WeaveFile::compatible_parents( &my, &[1, 2, 3, 4].iter().copied().collect() )); assert!(!WeaveFile::compatible_parents( &my, &[4].iter().copied().collect() )); } /// `add` without an explicit name allocates `b"sha1:" + sha1`. #[test] fn add_anonymous_uses_sha_name() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let text = ls(&[b"hi\n"]); let sha = sha_strings(&text); let idx = wf.add(None, &text, &[], None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wf.names[idx], { let mut n = b"sha1:".to_vec(); n.extend_from_slice(&sha); n }); } /// `add_lines` resolves parent names via `lookup` and surfaces /// `RevisionNotPresentByName` for missing parents — matching what the /// Python `Weave.add_lines` -> `_add` flow does for invalid parent /// names (test_weave.InvalidAdd). #[test] fn add_lines_by_name_unknown_parent_errors() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); let lines = ls(&[b"x\n"]); let parents: &[&[u8]] = &[b"69"]; let err = wf .add_lines(b"text0", parents, &lines, None, None) .unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::RevisionNotPresentByName(b"69".to_vec())); } /// `add_lines` happy path: resolves parent name to its index and /// records the new version on top of the existing weave. #[test] fn add_lines_by_name_resolves_parent() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add_lines(b"v0", &[], &ls(&[b"a\n"]), None, None) .unwrap(); let p: &[&[u8]] = &[b"v0"]; let idx = wf .add_lines(b"v1", p, &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), None, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(idx, 1); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"])); } /// Lines with no trailing newline get one appended on iteration. /// Mirrors the trailing-`\n` handling in /// `Weave.iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions`. #[test] fn iter_lines_appends_missing_newline() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &[b"no-eol".to_vec()], &[], None, None) .unwrap(); let names: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"v0"]; let got = wf .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(Some(names)) .unwrap() .collect::>(); assert_eq!(got, vec![(b"no-eol\n".to_vec(), b"v0".to_vec())]); } /// Filtering by a subset of versions only yields lines inserted by /// those versions. #[test] fn iter_lines_filters_by_version() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); let names: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"v1"]; let got = wf .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions(Some(names)) .unwrap() .collect::>(); assert_eq!(got, vec![(b"c\n".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec())]); } /// `None` for `version_names` means "all versions". #[test] fn iter_lines_all_versions() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let got = wf .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_versions::>(None) .unwrap() .collect::>(); assert_eq!( got, vec![ (b"a\n".to_vec(), b"v0".to_vec()), (b"b\n".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()), ] ); } /// `plan_merge` between two siblings of the same base reports /// each new line as `new-a` or `new-b`. #[test] fn plan_merge_disjoint_additions() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"base"), &ls(&[b"shared\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"shared\n", b"from-a\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); wf.add( Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"shared\n", b"from-b\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); let plan = wf.plan_merge(b"a", b"b").unwrap(); let by_state: Vec<(&'static [u8], &[u8])> = plan.iter().map(|(s, l)| (s.tag(), l.as_slice())).collect(); assert!(by_state.contains(&(b"unchanged", b"shared\n".as_slice()))); assert!(by_state.contains(&(b"new-a", b"from-a\n".as_slice()))); assert!(by_state.contains(&(b"new-b", b"from-b\n".as_slice()))); } /// `plan_merge` reports a base-killed line when both branches have /// dropped the same content. #[test] fn plan_merge_killed_both() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"base"), &ls(&[b"keep\n", b"drop\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"keep\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"keep\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let plan = wf.plan_merge(b"a", b"b").unwrap(); let drops: Vec<&'static [u8]> = plan .iter() .filter(|(_, l)| l == b"drop\n") .map(|(s, _)| s.tag()) .collect(); // The dropped line is reported once with state killed-both. assert_eq!(drops, vec![b"killed-both"]); } /// `check` accepts a freshly-built weave that round-trips correctly. #[test] fn check_passes_on_clean_weave() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.check().unwrap(); } /// `check` rejects a weave whose stored sha1 doesn't match the text /// it would actually produce. Mirrors `JoinWeavesTests.test_written_detection`. #[test] fn check_rejects_corrupt_sha1() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); // Tamper with the stored sha1 for v0. wf.sha1s[0] = b"deadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeef".to_vec(); let err = wf.check().unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!( err, WeaveError::InvalidChecksum { version: 0, .. } )); } /// `check` rejects a parents table where any parent index isn't strictly /// less than its child. #[test] fn check_rejects_acyclic_violation() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); // Now manually introduce an invalid self-parent. wf.parents[1] = vec![1]; let err = wf.check().unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::Acyclic { version: 1, max: 1 }); } /// `imported_parents` maps `other`'s parent indices to `self`'s, by /// version name. #[test] fn imported_parents_translates_indices() { let mut wa = WeaveFile::default(); wa.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wa.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let mut wb = WeaveFile::default(); // Different ordering in wb. wb.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"x\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wb.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); // wa.imported_parents(wb, 0) — wb[0]'s parents in wb are [], so // the result is also empty. let got = wa.imported_parents(&wb, 0).unwrap(); assert!(got.is_empty()); } /// `imported_parents` errors if a parent in `other` is missing from `self`. #[test] fn imported_parents_missing_parent_errors() { let mut wa = WeaveFile::default(); wa.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); let mut wb = WeaveFile::default(); wb.add(Some(b"orphan"), &ls(&[b"x\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wb.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); // wb's v0 has parent "orphan" which doesn't exist in wa. let err = wa.imported_parents(&wb, 1).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, WeaveError::MissingParent { .. })); } /// `check_version_consistent` returns Ok(false) for versions absent /// from `self`, Ok(true) when names match and parents are subset-OK, /// and errors when sha1s differ. #[test] fn check_version_consistent_states() { let mut wa = WeaveFile::default(); wa.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); let mut wb = WeaveFile::default(); wb.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wb.add(Some(b"v1"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); // wb has v1 that wa doesn't — wa.check_version_consistent(wb, 1, "v1") -> Ok(false). assert_eq!(wa.check_version_consistent(&wb, 1, b"v1").unwrap(), false); // Both have v0 with identical content — Ok(true). assert_eq!(wa.check_version_consistent(&wb, 0, b"v0").unwrap(), true); // Tamper with wb's v0 sha to force a TextDiffers. wb.sha1s[0] = b"deadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeefdeadbeef".to_vec(); let err = wa.check_version_consistent(&wb, 0, b"v0").unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::TextDiffers(b"v0".to_vec())); } /// `reweave` of two weaves sharing a common base produces a weave /// that contains every version from both inputs. #[test] fn reweave_merges_disjoint_branches() { let mut wa = WeaveFile::default(); wa.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wa.add( Some(b"a-only"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"alpha\n"]), &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); let mut wb = WeaveFile::default(); wb.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); wb.add(Some(b"b-only"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"beta\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let result = reweave(&wa, &wb).unwrap(); let mut names = result.versions(); names.sort(); assert_eq!( names, vec![b"a-only".to_vec(), b"b-only".to_vec(), b"v0".to_vec()] ); // Round-trip text from both branches. let i = result.lookup(b"a-only").unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.get_lines(i).unwrap(), ls(&[b"a\n", b"alpha\n"])); let j = result.lookup(b"b-only").unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.get_lines(j).unwrap(), ls(&[b"a\n", b"beta\n"])); } /// `order_record_stream` topological: parents come before children; /// unknown names land at the end in input order. #[test] fn order_record_stream_topological() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None).unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"c"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n", b"c\n"]), &[1], None, None) .unwrap(); // Input order is leaf-first, plus an unknown. let names: Vec> = vec![ b"c".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec(), b"missing".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec(), ]; let got = order_record_stream(&wf, &names, "topological").unwrap(); // Topological subset is [a, b, c] (parents before children); // unknowns appended preserving order. assert_eq!( got, vec![ b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec(), b"missing".to_vec(), ] ); } /// `order_record_stream` unordered preserves input order verbatim. #[test] fn order_record_stream_unordered() { let mut wf = WeaveFile::default(); wf.add(Some(b"a"), &ls(&[b"a\n"]), &[], None, None).unwrap(); wf.add(Some(b"b"), &ls(&[b"a\n", b"b\n"]), &[0], None, None) .unwrap(); let names: Vec> = vec![b"b".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec()]; assert_eq!( order_record_stream(&wf, &names, "unordered").unwrap(), vec![b"b".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec()] ); } /// `order_record_stream` rejects unknown ordering names. #[test] fn order_record_stream_rejects_unknown_ordering() { let wf = WeaveFile::default(); assert!(order_record_stream(&wf, &[], "bogus").is_none()); } /// `reweave` errors out if the two inputs disagree on the text of a /// shared version. Mirrors the Python `WeaveTextDiffers` raise. #[test] fn reweave_text_diffs_error() { let mut wa = WeaveFile::default(); wa.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"hello\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); let mut wb = WeaveFile::default(); wb.add(Some(b"v0"), &ls(&[b"goodbye\n"]), &[], None, None) .unwrap(); let err = reweave(&wa, &wb).unwrap_err(); assert_eq!(err, WeaveError::TextDiffers(b"v0".to_vec())); } // ---------------------------------------------------------------- // Tests below were ported from `bzrformats/tests/test_weave.py` — // they assemble `WeaveFile` literals directly to verify reading // behavior on shapes that aren't reachable through the normal // `add`/`add_lines` flow. The Python originals poked at private // attributes (`_weave`, `_parents`, `_sha1s`); they live here now // because the pyclass exposes those fields read-only. // ---------------------------------------------------------------- /// Round-trip equality regression: a weave built with `add` and the /// same weave parsed from its v5 serialization must compare equal. /// Mirrors what the `Weave` Python `__eq__` is supposed to do. #[test] fn round_trip_equality() { let mut w1 = WeaveFile::default(); w1.add(Some(b"text0"), &[b"header".to_vec()], &[], None, None) .unwrap(); w1.add( Some(b"text1"), &[b"header".to_vec(), b"".to_vec(), b"line from 1".to_vec()], &[0], None, None, ) .unwrap(); let bytes = write_weave_v5(&w1); let w2 = read_weave_v5(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(w1.parents, w2.parents); assert_eq!(w1.sha1s, w2.sha1s); assert_eq!(w1.names, w2.names); assert_eq!(w1.weave, w2.weave); assert_eq!(w1, w2); } /// Mirrors `test_weave.CannedDelete`: a weave with a delete bracket /// produces the deleted line for v0 and skips it for v1. #[test] fn canned_delete_round_trip() { let lines_v0 = ls(&[b"first line", b"line to be deleted", b"last line"]); let lines_v1 = ls(&[b"first line", b"last line"]); let weave_body = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"first line"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 1), line(b"line to be deleted"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 1), line(b"last line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0]], sha1s: vec![sha_strings(&lines_v0), sha_strings(&lines_v1)], names: vec![b"v0".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()], weave: weave_body, }; assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(0).unwrap(), lines_v0); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), lines_v1); } /// Mirrors `test_weave.CannedReplacement`: deletion plus a /// fresh insertion under the same version replaces the line. #[test] fn canned_replacement_round_trip() { let lines_v0 = ls(&[b"first line", b"line to be deleted", b"last line"]); let lines_v1 = ls(&[b"first line", b"replacement line", b"last line"]); let weave_body = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"first line"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteOpen, 1), line(b"line to be deleted"), ctl(Instruction::DeleteClose, 1), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"replacement line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), line(b"last line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0]], sha1s: vec![sha_strings(&lines_v0), sha_strings(&lines_v1)], names: vec![b"v0".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()], weave: weave_body, }; assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(0).unwrap(), lines_v0); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), lines_v1); } /// Mirrors `test_weave.InsertNested`: insertions can nest and each /// version's reconstructed text only includes the blocks whose /// open-instruction is in its ancestry. #[test] fn insert_nested_round_trip() { let v0 = ls(&[b"foo {", b"}"]); let v1 = ls(&[b"foo {", b" added in version 1", b" also from v1", b"}"]); let v2 = ls(&[b"foo {", b" added in v2", b"}"]); let v3 = ls(&[ b"foo {", b" added in version 1", b" added in v2", b" also from v1", b"}", ]); let weave_body = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"foo {"), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b" added in version 1"), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 2), line(b" added in v2"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 2), line(b" also from v1"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), line(b"}"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ]; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![0], vec![0, 1, 2]], sha1s: vec![ sha_strings(&v0), sha_strings(&v1), sha_strings(&v2), sha_strings(&v3), ], names: vec![ b"v0".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec(), b"v2".to_vec(), b"v3".to_vec(), ], weave: weave_body, }; assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(0).unwrap(), v0); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), v1); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(2).unwrap(), v2); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(3).unwrap(), v3); } /// Mirrors `test_weave.IncludeVersions`: a v1 insertion outside the /// v0 insertion still attaches to the right version when extracted. #[test] fn include_versions_round_trip() { let v0 = ls(&[b"first line"]); let v01 = ls(&[b"first line", b"second line"]); let weave_body = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"first line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"second line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), ]; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0]], sha1s: vec![sha_strings(&v0), sha_strings(&v01)], names: vec![b"v0".to_vec(), b"v1".to_vec()], weave: weave_body, }; assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(0).unwrap(), v0); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), v01); } /// Mirrors `test_weave.DivergedIncludes`: two siblings of the same /// base each get their own additional line when extracted, and /// `get_ancestry` reports the right ancestor name set. #[test] fn diverged_includes_round_trip() { let v0 = ls(&[b"first line"]); let v01 = ls(&[b"first line", b"second line"]); let v02 = ls(&[b"first line", b"alternative second line"]); let weave_body = vec![ ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 0), line(b"first line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 0), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 1), line(b"second line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 1), ctl(Instruction::InsertOpen, 2), line(b"alternative second line"), ctl(Instruction::InsertClose, 2), ]; let wf = WeaveFile { parents: vec![vec![], vec![0], vec![0]], sha1s: vec![sha_strings(&v0), sha_strings(&v01), sha_strings(&v02)], names: vec![b"0".to_vec(), b"1".to_vec(), b"2".to_vec()], weave: weave_body, }; assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(0).unwrap(), v0); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(1).unwrap(), v01); assert_eq!(wf.get_lines(2).unwrap(), v02); let ancestry: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"2"]; let mut got = wf.get_ancestry(ancestry).unwrap(); got.sort(); assert_eq!(got, vec![b"0".to_vec(), b"2".to_vec()]); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/workingtree/0000755000000000000000000000000015210611366017530 5ustar00bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/xml_serializer.rs0000644000000000000000000025552315211042574020603 0ustar00#![allow(dead_code)] use crate::inventory::{Entry, MutableInventory}; use crate::revision::Revision; use crate::serializer::{Error, InventorySerializer, RevisionSerializer}; use crate::{FileId, RevisionId}; use lazy_regex::regex_replace_all; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::io::{BufRead, Read, Write}; use std::str; use xmltree::Element; fn escape_low(c: u8) -> Option<&'static str> { match c { b'&' => Some("&"), b'\'' => Some("'"), b'"' => Some("""), b'<' => Some("<"), b'>' => Some(">"), _ => None, } } fn unicode_escape_replace(cap: ®ex::Captures) -> String { let m = cap.get(0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(m.as_str().chars().count(), 1,); let c = m.as_str().chars().next().unwrap(); if m.as_str().len() == 1 { if let Some(ret) = escape_low(m.as_str().as_bytes()[0]) { return ret.to_string(); } } format!("&#{};", c as u32) } fn utf8_escape_replace(cap: ®ex::bytes::Captures) -> Vec { let m = cap.get(0).unwrap().as_bytes(); if m.len() == 1 { if let Some(ret) = escape_low(m[0]) { return ret.as_bytes().to_vec(); } } let utf8 = str::from_utf8(m).unwrap(); utf8.chars() .map(|c| format!("&#{};", c as u64).into_bytes()) .collect::>>() .concat() } pub fn encode_and_escape_string(text: &str) -> String { regex_replace_all!(r#"[&<>'"\u{007f}-\u{ffff}]"#, text, unicode_escape_replace).into_owned() } pub fn encode_and_escape_bytes(data: &[u8]) -> String { let bytes = regex_replace_all!(r#"(?-u)[&<>'"]|[\x7f-\xff]+"#B, data, utf8_escape_replace).into_owned(); String::from_utf8_lossy(bytes.as_slice()).to_string() } fn escape_invalid_char(c: char) -> String { if c == '\t' || c == '\n' || c == '\r' || c == '\x7f' { c.to_string() } else if c.is_ascii_control() || (c as u32) > 0xD7FF && (c as u32) < 0xE000 || (c as u32) > 0xFFFD && (c as u32) < 0x10000 { format!("\\x{:02x}", c as u32) } else { c.to_string() } } pub fn escape_invalid_chars(message: &str) -> String { message .chars() .map(escape_invalid_char) .collect::>() .join("") } fn unpack_revision_properties(elt: &xmltree::Element) -> Result>, Error> { if let Some(props_elt) = elt.get_child("properties") { let mut properties = HashMap::new(); for child in props_elt.children.iter() { let child = child.as_element().ok_or_else(|| { Error::DecodeError(format!("bad tag under properties list: {:?}", child)) })?; if child.name != "property" { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "bad tag under properties list: {:?}", child ))); } let name = child.attributes.get("name").ok_or_else(|| { Error::DecodeError("property element missing name attribute".to_owned()) })?; let value = child .get_text() .map_or_else(Vec::new, |s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); properties.insert(name.clone(), value); } Ok(properties) } else { Ok(HashMap::new()) } } // TODO(jelmer): Move this to somewhere more central? fn surrogate_escape(b: u8) -> Vec { let hi = 0xDC80 + ((b >> 4) as u32); let lo = 0xDC00 + ((b & 0x0F) as u32); let mut result = Vec::new(); result.extend_from_slice(&hi.to_be_bytes()); result.extend_from_slice(&lo.to_be_bytes()); result } fn utf8_encode_surrogate(codepoint: u32) -> Vec { let mut result = Vec::new(); if codepoint < 0x80 { result.push(codepoint as u8); } else if codepoint < 0x800 { result.push(((codepoint >> 6) & 0x1F) as u8 | 0xC0); result.push((codepoint & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); } else if codepoint < 0x10000 { result.push(((codepoint >> 12) & 0x0F) as u8 | 0xE0); result.push(((codepoint >> 6) & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); result.push((codepoint & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); } else if codepoint < 0x110000 { result.push(((codepoint >> 18) & 0x07) as u8 | 0xF0); result.push(((codepoint >> 12) & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); result.push(((codepoint >> 6) & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); result.push((codepoint & 0x3F) as u8 | 0x80); } else { panic!("Invalid codepoint: {}", codepoint); } result } fn decode_pep838(bytes: &[u8], surrogate_fn: F, other_fn: G) -> String where F: Fn(u32) -> String, G: Fn(char) -> String, { let mut result = Vec::new(); let mut i = 0; while i < bytes.len() { let byte = bytes[i]; if byte & 0x80 == 0 { // single-byte character result.push(other_fn(byte as char)); i += 1; } else if byte & 0xE0 == 0xC0 { // two-byte character if i + 1 < bytes.len() { let c = (((byte & 0x1F) as u32) << 6) | ((bytes[i + 1] & 0x3F) as u32); result.push(other_fn(char::from_u32(c).unwrap())); } else { result.push(other_fn('\u{FFFD}')); } i += 2; } else if byte & 0xF0 == 0xE0 { // three-byte character if i + 2 < bytes.len() { let c = (((byte & 0x0F) as u32) << 12) | (((bytes[i + 1] & 0x3F) as u32) << 6) | ((bytes[i + 2] & 0x3F) as u32); result.push(other_fn(char::from_u32(c).unwrap())); } else { result.push(other_fn('\u{FFFD}')); } i += 3; } else if byte & 0xF8 == 0xF0 { // four-byte character if i + 3 < bytes.len() { let high = ((byte & 0x07) as u16) << 2 | ((bytes[i + 1] & 0x30) >> 4) as u16; let low = ((bytes[i + 1] & 0x0F) as u16) << 6 | (bytes[i + 2] & 0x3F) as u16; result.push(surrogate_fn(((high as u32) << 16) | (low as u32))); i += 4; } else { result.push(other_fn('\u{FFFD}')); i += 1; } } else { // invalid character result.push(other_fn('\u{FFFD}')); i += 1; } } result.concat() } impl RevisionSerializer for T { fn format_name(&self) -> &'static str { self.format_num() } fn squashes_xml_invalid_characters(&self) -> bool { true } fn read_revision(&self, file: &mut dyn Read) -> Result { let element = Element::parse(file) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("XML parse error: {}", e)))?; self.unpack_revision(element) } fn read_revision_from_string(&self, text: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(text); self.read_revision(&mut cursor) } fn write_revision_to_lines( &self, rev: &Revision, ) -> Box, Error>>> { let buf = self.write_revision_to_string(rev); if let Ok(buf) = buf { let cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(buf); let mut reader = std::io::BufReader::new(cursor); Box::new(std::iter::from_fn(move || { let mut line = Vec::new(); match reader.read_until(b'\n', &mut line) { Ok(0) => None, Ok(_) => Some(Ok(line)), Err(e) => Some(Err(Error::IOError(e))), } })) } else { Box::new(std::iter::once(Err(Error::EncodeError( "Failed to write revision to string".to_string(), )))) } } fn write_revision_to_string(&self, rev: &Revision) -> Result, Error> { let mut buf = Vec::new(); buf.write_all(b"\n")?; let message = encode_and_escape_string(escape_invalid_chars(rev.message.as_str()).as_str()); buf.write_all(format!("{}\n", message).as_bytes())?; if !rev.parent_ids.is_empty() { buf.write_all(b"\n")?; for parent_id in &rev.parent_ids { if parent_id.is_reserved() { panic!("reserved revision id used as parent: {}", parent_id); } buf.write_all( format!( "\n", encode_and_escape_bytes(parent_id.as_bytes()) ) .as_bytes(), )?; } buf.write_all(b"\n")?; } if !rev.properties.is_empty() { buf.write_all(b"")?; let mut sorted_keys: Vec<_> = rev.properties.keys().collect(); sorted_keys.sort(); for prop_name in sorted_keys { let prop_value = rev.properties.get(prop_name).unwrap(); if !prop_value.is_empty() { buf.write_all( format!( "", encode_and_escape_string(prop_name) ) .as_bytes(), )?; let prop_value = decode_pep838( prop_value, |c| { utf8_encode_surrogate(c) .iter() .map(|x| format!("\\x{:02x}", *x as u32)) .collect() }, escape_invalid_char, ); buf.write_all(encode_and_escape_string(prop_value.as_str()).as_bytes())?; buf.write_all(b"\n")?; } else { buf.write_all( format!( "\n", encode_and_escape_string(prop_name) ) .as_bytes(), )?; } } buf.write_all(b"\n")?; } buf.write_all(b"\n")?; Ok(buf) } } pub trait XMLRevisionSerializer: RevisionSerializer { fn format_num(&self) -> &'static str; fn unpack_revision(&self, document: xmltree::Element) -> Result { if document.name != "revision" { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "expected revision element, got {}", document.name ))); } if let Some(format) = document.attributes.get("format") { if format != self.format_num() { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "invalid format version {} on revision", format ))); } } let parents_ids = document .get_child("parents") .map_or_else(std::vec::Vec::new, |e| { e.children .iter() .filter_map(|n| n.as_element()) .map(|c| RevisionId::from(c.attributes.get("revision_id").unwrap().as_bytes())) .collect() }); let timezone = document .attributes .get("timezone") .map_or_else(|| None, |v| Some(v.parse::().unwrap())); let message = document.get_child("message").map_or_else( || "".to_string(), |e| { e.get_text() .map_or_else(|| "".to_owned(), |t| t.to_string()) }, ); let revision_id = RevisionId::from( document .attributes .get("revision_id") .ok_or_else(|| { Error::EncodeError("revision element missing revision_id attribute".to_owned()) })? .as_bytes(), ); let committer = document.attributes.get("committer").map(|s| s.to_owned()); let properties = unpack_revision_properties(&document)?; let inventory_sha1 = document .attributes .get("inventory_sha1") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let timestamp = document .attributes .get("timestamp") .ok_or_else(|| { Error::EncodeError("revision element missing timestamp attribute".to_owned()) })? .parse::() .unwrap(); Ok(Revision::new( revision_id, parents_ids, committer, message, properties, inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone, )) } } pub struct XMLRevisionSerializer8; impl XMLRevisionSerializer for XMLRevisionSerializer8 { fn format_num(&self) -> &'static str { "8" } } pub struct XMLRevisionSerializer5; impl XMLRevisionSerializer for XMLRevisionSerializer5 { fn format_num(&self) -> &'static str { "5" } } const ROOT_ID_BYTES: &[u8] = b"TREE_ROOT"; /// Unescape the predefined XML entities (`' " & < >`) and /// numeric `&#NNN;` references in `data`. Mirrors `bzrformats.xml8._unescape_xml`. /// /// An unknown entity name that is not a numeric reference is a /// [`Error::DecodeError`] (the Python original raises `KeyError`). A lone `&` /// with no terminating `;` is left literal, matching the Python `&([^;]*);` /// regex which simply does not match it. pub fn unescape_xml(data: &[u8]) -> Result, Error> { // Replicates the behaviour of Python's _unescape_xml in xml8.py: // expand &name; entities for the standard XML named refs and numeric // character references like µ into their UTF-8 byte equivalents. let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(data.len()); let mut i = 0; while i < data.len() { let b = data[i]; if b != b'&' { out.push(b); i += 1; continue; } let end = match data[i + 1..].iter().position(|&c| c == b';') { Some(p) => i + 1 + p, None => { // No terminator: the '&' is literal (the regex never matches). out.push(b); i += 1; continue; } }; let code = &data[i + 1..end]; match code { b"apos" => out.push(b'\''), b"quot" => out.push(b'"'), b"amp" => out.push(b'&'), b"lt" => out.push(b'<'), b"gt" => out.push(b'>'), _ => { if let Some(num) = code.strip_prefix(b"#") { let n_str = str::from_utf8(num) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad entity: {}", e)))?; let codepoint: u32 = n_str .parse() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad entity: {}", e)))?; let c = char::from_u32(codepoint).ok_or_else(|| { Error::DecodeError(format!("invalid codepoint: {}", codepoint)) })?; let mut buf = [0u8; 4]; out.extend_from_slice(c.encode_utf8(&mut buf).as_bytes()); } else { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "unknown entity: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(code) ))); } } } i = end + 1; } Ok(out) } fn unpack_inventory_entry(elt: &Element, root_id: Option<&FileId>) -> Result { let kind = elt.name.as_str(); let file_id = elt .attributes .get("file_id") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError(format!("entry missing file_id: {}", kind)))?; let file_id = FileId::from(file_id.as_bytes()); let revision = elt .attributes .get("revision") .map(|s| RevisionId::from(s.as_bytes())); let parent_id = match elt.attributes.get("parent_id") { Some(s) => Some(FileId::from(s.as_bytes())), None => root_id.cloned(), }; let name = elt.attributes.get("name").cloned().unwrap_or_default(); match kind { "directory" => { if let Some(parent_id) = parent_id { Ok(Entry::directory(file_id, name, parent_id, revision)) } else { Ok(Entry::root(file_id, revision)) } } "file" => { let text_sha1 = elt .attributes .get("text_sha1") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let executable = elt .attributes .get("executable") .map(|s| s == "yes") .unwrap_or(false); let text_size = match elt.attributes.get("text_size") { Some(s) => Some( s.parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad text_size: {}", e)))?, ), None => None, }; let text_id = elt.attributes.get("text_id").map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let parent_id = parent_id .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("file without parent_id".to_string()))?; Ok(Entry::file( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, text_sha1, text_size, Some(executable), text_id, )) } "symlink" => { let symlink_target = elt.attributes.get("symlink_target").cloned(); let parent_id = parent_id .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("symlink without parent_id".to_string()))?; Ok(Entry::link( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, symlink_target, )) } "tree-reference" => { let parent_id = parent_id.ok_or_else(|| { Error::DecodeError("tree-reference without parent_id".to_string()) })?; let reference_revision = elt .attributes .get("reference_revision") .map(|s| RevisionId::from(s.as_bytes())); Ok(Entry::tree_reference( file_id, name, parent_id, revision, reference_revision, )) } other => Err(Error::UnsupportedInventoryKind(other.to_string())), } } fn parse_inventory_xml_root(data: &[u8]) -> Result { Element::parse(data).map_err(|e| { // mimic Python ElementTree's "unclosed token: line 1, column 0" // which the test_serialization_error test depends on. Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!("{}", e)) }) } fn unpack_inventory_flat_v8( elt: &Element, expected_format: &[u8], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { if elt.name != "inventory" { return Err(Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!( "Root tag is {:?}", elt.name ))); } let format = elt .attributes .get("format") .ok_or_else(|| Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat("missing format".to_string()))?; if format.as_bytes() != expected_format { return Err(Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!( "Invalid format version {:?}", format ))); } let data_revision_id = elt .attributes .get("revision_id") .map(|s| RevisionId::from(s.as_bytes())); let revision_id = data_revision_id.or(revision_id); let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = revision_id.clone(); for child in &elt.children { let child = match child.as_element() { Some(c) => c, None => continue, }; let entry = unpack_inventory_entry(child, None)?; inv.add(entry) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("error adding entry: {:?}", e)))?; } Ok(inv) } fn unpack_inventory_flat_v5( elt: &Element, revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { if elt.name != "inventory" { return Err(Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!( "Root tag is {:?}", elt.name ))); } if let Some(format) = elt.attributes.get("format") { if format != "5" { return Err(Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!( "invalid format version {:?} on inventory", format ))); } } let root_id_bytes = elt .attributes .get("file_id") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| ROOT_ID_BYTES.to_vec()); let root_id = FileId::from(root_id_bytes); let data_revision_id = elt .attributes .get("revision_id") .map(|s| RevisionId::from(s.as_bytes())); let effective_revision_id = data_revision_id.or(revision_id); let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = effective_revision_id.clone(); let root = Entry::root(root_id.clone(), effective_revision_id); inv.add(root) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("error adding root: {:?}", e)))?; for child in &elt.children { let child = match child.as_element() { Some(c) => c, None => continue, }; let entry = unpack_inventory_entry(child, Some(&root_id))?; inv.add(entry) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("error adding entry: {:?}", e)))?; } Ok(inv) } fn append_v5_root(out: &mut Vec, inv: &MutableInventory) -> Result<(), Error> { let root = inv .root() .ok_or_else(|| Error::EncodeError("inventory has no root".to_string()))?; out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); Ok(()) } fn append_v8_root( out: &mut Vec, format_num: &[u8], inv: &MutableInventory, ) -> Result<(), Error> { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); let root = inv .root() .ok_or_else(|| Error::EncodeError("inventory has no root".to_string()))?; let root_revision = root.revision().cloned().or_else(|| inv.revision_id.clone()); out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); Ok(()) } fn serialize_inventory_flat( inv: &MutableInventory, out: &mut Vec, root_id: Option<&[u8]>, supported_kinds: &[&str], working: bool, ) -> Result<(), Error> { // Iterate all entries; skip the root (which is the first entry yielded). let mut entries = inv.iter_entries(None); if entries.next().is_none() { // No root, no body to write return Ok(()); } write_entries_to_xml( entries.map(|(_, ie)| ie), out, root_id, supported_kinds, working, ) } /// Serialize the supplied non-root entries into the body of a flat XML /// inventory, terminated by `\n`. The caller is responsible /// for writing the opening `` element and any root /// `` line (the latter applies to v6/v7/v8/CHK formats). pub fn write_entries_to_xml<'a, I>( entries: I, out: &mut Vec, root_id: Option<&[u8]>, supported_kinds: &[&str], working: bool, ) -> Result<(), Error> where I: IntoIterator, { for ie in entries { let kind = ie.kind(); let kind_str = crate::osutils::Kind::as_str(&kind); if !supported_kinds.contains(&kind_str) { return Err(Error::UnsupportedInventoryKind(kind_str.to_string())); } let parent_str = if ie .parent_id() .map(|p| Some(p.as_bytes()) != root_id) .unwrap_or(false) { let pid = ie.parent_id().unwrap(); let mut s = Vec::new(); s.extend_from_slice(b" parent_id=\""); s.extend_from_slice(encode_and_escape_bytes(pid.as_bytes()).as_bytes()); s.push(b'"'); s } else { Vec::new() }; match ie { Entry::File { file_id, name, revision, text_sha1, text_size, executable, .. } => { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); } Entry::Directory { file_id, name, revision, .. } => { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); } Entry::Link { file_id, name, revision, symlink_target, .. } => { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); } Entry::TreeReference { file_id, name, revision, reference_revision, .. } => { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); } Entry::Root { .. } => { // The root is skipped above, but if we somehow encounter it // again (e.g. because iter_entries yielded it as a non-first // element) treat that as a logic error. return Err(Error::EncodeError( "unexpected root encountered during serialization".to_string(), )); } } } out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); Ok(()) } /// Split a serialized inventory byte stream into per-line chunks, the way /// Python's str.splitlines(keepends=True) does — one `\n`-terminated line per /// chunk (the final line may be unterminated). fn split_lines_keepends(data: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, &b) in data.iter().enumerate() { if b == b'\n' { out.push(data[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < data.len() { out.push(data[start..].to_vec()); } out } pub struct XMLInventorySerializer5; pub struct XMLInventorySerializer6; pub struct XMLInventorySerializer7; pub struct XMLInventorySerializer8; const SUPPORTED_KINDS_BASE: &[&str] = &["file", "directory", "symlink"]; const SUPPORTED_KINDS_WITH_TREE_REF: &[&str] = &["file", "directory", "symlink", "tree-reference"]; impl InventorySerializer for XMLInventorySerializer5 { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { b"5" } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { true } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); append_v5_root(&mut out, inv)?; // For v5 the comparison root_id is always TREE_ROOT, even if the // inventory's actual root file_id is something else; this matches // Python xml5.InventorySerializer_v5.root_id = inventory.ROOT_ID. serialize_inventory_flat( inv, &mut out, Some(ROOT_ID_BYTES), SUPPORTED_KINDS_BASE, working, )?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(&data)?; unpack_inventory_flat_v5(&elt, revision_id) } } impl InventorySerializer for XMLInventorySerializer6 { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { b"6" } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { true } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); append_v8_root(&mut out, b"6", inv)?; serialize_inventory_flat(inv, &mut out, None, SUPPORTED_KINDS_BASE, working)?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(&data)?; unpack_inventory_flat_v8(&elt, b"6", revision_id) } } impl InventorySerializer for XMLInventorySerializer7 { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { b"7" } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { true } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); append_v8_root(&mut out, b"7", inv)?; serialize_inventory_flat(inv, &mut out, None, SUPPORTED_KINDS_WITH_TREE_REF, working)?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(&data)?; unpack_inventory_flat_v8(&elt, b"7", revision_id) } } impl InventorySerializer for XMLInventorySerializer8 { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { b"8" } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { true } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); append_v8_root(&mut out, b"8", inv)?; serialize_inventory_flat(inv, &mut out, None, SUPPORTED_KINDS_BASE, working)?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(&data)?; unpack_inventory_flat_v8(&elt, b"8", revision_id) } } /// CHK-based inventory serializer. Same wire format as v8/v10 etc., but /// parameterised over format number, max page size and search-key name /// because CHK inventories live behind a content-addressable store and /// these settings select which on-disk layout is in use. /// /// The plain (non-CHK) flat serializers above implement the /// "altered-by" hack — line-by-line regex scanning to discover per-text /// revisions. CHK inventories are stored differently (one CHK node per /// entry rather than one XML line) so that hack does not apply. pub struct CHKSerializer { pub format_num: Vec, pub maximum_size: usize, pub search_key_name: Vec, } impl CHKSerializer { pub fn new(format_num: Vec, maximum_size: usize, search_key_name: Vec) -> Self { Self { format_num, maximum_size, search_key_name, } } } fn append_chk_root( out: &mut Vec, format_num: &[u8], inv: &MutableInventory, ) -> Result<(), Error> { out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); // The CHK serializer requires inv.root.revision to be set — unlike // the v8 writer it does not fall back to inv.revision_id. let root = inv .root() .ok_or_else(|| Error::EncodeError("inventory has no root".to_string()))?; let root_revision = root .revision() .ok_or_else(|| Error::EncodeError("inventory root has no revision".to_string()))?; out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); Ok(()) } /// Serialize a CHK inventory from its already-extracted header parts and an /// iterator of non-root entries. Produces the same byte stream as /// [`CHKSerializer::write_inventory_to_lines`], split into keepends lines. /// /// This exists so callers that cannot hand over a [`MutableInventory`] (for /// example the pyo3 layer reading a duck-typed Python `CHKInventory` via /// attribute access) can still drive the full XML writer from Rust. pub fn serialize_chk_inventory_parts<'a, I>( format_num: &[u8], revision_id: Option<&[u8]>, root_file_id: &[u8], root_name: &str, root_revision: &[u8], entries: I, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> where I: IntoIterator, { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); out.extend_from_slice(b"\n"); write_entries_to_xml( entries, &mut out, None, SUPPORTED_KINDS_WITH_TREE_REF, working, )?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } impl InventorySerializer for CHKSerializer { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { &self.format_num } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { false } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { let mut out = Vec::new(); append_chk_root(&mut out, &self.format_num, inv)?; serialize_inventory_flat(inv, &mut out, None, SUPPORTED_KINDS_WITH_TREE_REF, working)?; Ok(split_lines_keepends(&out)) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(&data)?; unpack_inventory_flat_v8(&elt, &self.format_num, revision_id) } } /// The 2a (`hash-255-way` big-page) CHK inventory serializer as a zero-sized /// marker, so it can be named in a `const`/`static` context as a /// `&'static dyn InventorySerializer`. A [`CHKSerializer`] itself owns /// `Vec` fields and cannot be const-constructed; this delegates to a /// lazily built instance with the fixed 2a parameters. pub struct Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer; static CHK_255_BIG_PAGE: std::sync::LazyLock = std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| { CHKSerializer::new(b"10".to_vec(), 65536, b"hash-255-way".to_vec()) }); impl InventorySerializer for Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { CHK_255_BIG_PAGE.format_num() } fn support_altered_by_hack(&self) -> bool { CHK_255_BIG_PAGE.support_altered_by_hack() } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, inv: &MutableInventory, working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { CHK_255_BIG_PAGE.write_inventory_to_lines(inv, working) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { CHK_255_BIG_PAGE.read_inventory_from_lines(lines, revision_id) } } /// File-id and revision-id tuples found in an inventory line. pub fn find_text_key_references<'a, I>(iter: I) -> Result, Vec), bool>, Error> where I: IntoIterator, { use lazy_regex::regex_captures; let mut result: HashMap<(Vec, Vec), bool> = HashMap::new(); let mut unescape_cache: HashMap, Vec> = HashMap::new(); for (line, line_key) in iter { // The Python search regex is: // b'file_id="(?P[^"]+)".* revision="(?P[^"]+)"' // We must match against bytes — fancy_regex/lazy-regex unicode is fine // because the bytes are ASCII-safe enough for this match. let line_str = match str::from_utf8(line) { Ok(s) => s, Err(_) => continue, }; let cap = regex_captures!(r#"file_id="([^"]+)".* revision="([^"]+)""#, line_str); let (_full, file_id, revision_id) = match cap { Some(c) => c, None => continue, }; let file_id_b = file_id.as_bytes(); let revision_id_b = revision_id.as_bytes(); let revision_decoded = if let Some(v) = unescape_cache.get(revision_id_b) { v.clone() } else { let dec = unescape_xml(revision_id_b)?; unescape_cache.insert(revision_id_b.to_vec(), dec.clone()); dec }; let file_id_decoded = if let Some(v) = unescape_cache.get(file_id_b) { v.clone() } else { let dec = unescape_xml(file_id_b)?; unescape_cache.insert(file_id_b.to_vec(), dec.clone()); dec }; let key = (file_id_decoded, revision_decoded.clone()); result.entry(key.clone()).or_insert(false); if revision_decoded == line_key { result.insert(key, true); } } Ok(result) } /// Version 4 revision serializer: deserialization-only. v4 also stores /// inventory_id and parent_sha1s as extra metadata. pub struct XMLRevisionSerializer4; #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)] pub struct RevisionV4 { pub revision: Revision, pub inventory_id: Option>, pub parent_sha1s: Vec>>, } impl XMLRevisionSerializer4 { pub fn read_revision_from_string(&self, data: &[u8]) -> Result { let elt = Element::parse(data) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("XML parse error: {}", e)))?; self.unpack_revision(&elt) } pub fn read_revision(&self, file: &mut dyn Read) -> Result { let elt = Element::parse(file) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("XML parse error: {}", e)))?; self.unpack_revision(&elt) } fn unpack_revision(&self, elt: &Element) -> Result { // is deprecated... if elt.name != "revision" && elt.name != "changeset" { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "unexpected tag in revision file: {}", elt.name ))); } let timezone = match elt.attributes.get("timezone") { Some(s) => Some( s.parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad timezone: {}", e)))?, ), None => None, }; let message = elt.get_child("message").map_or_else( || "".to_string(), |e| { e.get_text() .map_or_else(|| "".to_owned(), |t| t.to_string()) }, ); let precursor = elt.attributes.get("precursor").cloned(); let precursor_sha1 = elt.attributes.get("precursor_sha1").cloned(); let mut parent_ids: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut parent_sha1s: Vec>> = Vec::new(); if let Some(pelts) = elt.get_child("parents") { for p in pelts.children.iter().filter_map(|c| c.as_element()) { let rid = p .attributes .get("revision_id") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("parent missing revision_id".to_string()))?; parent_ids.push(RevisionId::from(rid.as_bytes())); parent_sha1s.push( p.attributes .get("revision_sha1") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()), ); } } else if let Some(precursor) = precursor { // revisions written prior to 0.0.5 have a single precursor // given as an attribute. parent_ids.push(RevisionId::from(precursor.as_bytes())); parent_sha1s.push(precursor_sha1.map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec())); } let timestamp = elt .attributes .get("timestamp") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("missing timestamp".to_string()))? .parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad timestamp: {}", e)))?; let revision_id = elt .attributes .get("revision_id") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("missing revision_id".to_string()))?; let revision_id = RevisionId::from(revision_id.as_bytes()); let inventory_id = elt .attributes .get("inventory_id") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let inventory_sha1 = elt .attributes .get("inventory_sha1") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let committer = elt.attributes.get("committer").cloned(); let revision = Revision::new( revision_id, parent_ids, committer, message, HashMap::new(), inventory_sha1, timestamp, timezone, ); Ok(RevisionV4 { revision, inventory_id, parent_sha1s, }) } } /// Version 0.0.4 inventory serializer (deserialization only). /// /// v4 entries use `` tags with a `kind` attribute, and may carry a /// `text_id` field for files. The root id comes from the inventory element's /// `file_id` attribute (defaulting to TREE_ROOT). v4 has no format attribute, /// no revision_id, no rich roots, and no tree-references. pub struct XMLInventorySerializer4; impl InventorySerializer for XMLInventorySerializer4 { fn format_num(&self) -> &[u8] { b"4" } fn write_inventory_to_lines( &self, _inv: &MutableInventory, _working: bool, ) -> Result>, Error> { // v4 serialisation is no longer supported, only deserialisation. Err(Error::EncodeError( "v4 inventory serialisation is not supported".to_string(), )) } fn read_inventory_from_lines( &self, lines: &[&[u8]], _revision_id: Option, ) -> Result { let mut data = Vec::new(); for line in lines { data.extend_from_slice(line); } XMLInventorySerializer4.read_inventory_from_string(&data) } } fn unpack_inventory_entry_v4(elt: &Element, root_id: &FileId) -> Result { if elt.name != "entry" { return Err(Error::DecodeError(format!( "unexpected tag in v4 inventory: {}", elt.name ))); } let file_id = elt .attributes .get("file_id") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("entry missing file_id".to_string()))?; let file_id = FileId::from(file_id.as_bytes()); let name = elt.attributes.get("name").cloned().unwrap_or_default(); // v4 doesn't carry parent_id for top-level nodes; map missing/ROOT_ID // to the inventory's root id, matching xml4.py._unpack_entry. let parent_id = match elt.attributes.get("parent_id") { Some(s) if s.as_bytes() != ROOT_ID_BYTES => FileId::from(s.as_bytes()), _ => root_id.clone(), }; let kind = elt .attributes .get("kind") .ok_or_else(|| Error::DecodeError("entry missing kind".to_string()))?; match kind.as_str() { "directory" => Ok(Entry::directory(file_id, name, parent_id, None)), "file" => { let text_id = elt.attributes.get("text_id").map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let text_sha1 = elt .attributes .get("text_sha1") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()); let text_size = match elt.attributes.get("text_size") { Some(s) => Some( s.parse::() .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("bad text_size: {}", e)))?, ), None => None, }; Ok(Entry::file( file_id, name, parent_id, None, text_sha1, text_size, None, text_id, )) } "symlink" => { let symlink_target = elt.attributes.get("symlink_target").cloned(); Ok(Entry::link(file_id, name, parent_id, None, symlink_target)) } other => Err(Error::DecodeError(format!("unknown kind {:?}", other))), } } impl XMLInventorySerializer4 { pub fn read_inventory_from_string(&self, data: &[u8]) -> Result { let elt = parse_inventory_xml_root(data)?; self.unpack_inventory(&elt) } pub fn read_inventory(&self, f: &mut dyn Read) -> Result { let mut buf = Vec::new(); f.read_to_end(&mut buf)?; self.read_inventory_from_string(&buf) } fn unpack_inventory(&self, elt: &Element) -> Result { if elt.name != "inventory" { return Err(Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(format!( "Root tag is {:?}", elt.name ))); } let root_id_bytes = elt .attributes .get("file_id") .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| ROOT_ID_BYTES.to_vec()); let root_id = FileId::from(root_id_bytes); let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); let root = Entry::root(root_id.clone(), None); inv.add(root) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("error adding root: {:?}", e)))?; for child in &elt.children { let child = match child.as_element() { Some(c) => c, None => continue, }; let entry = unpack_inventory_entry_v4(child, &root_id)?; inv.add(entry) .map_err(|e| Error::DecodeError(format!("error adding entry: {:?}", e)))?; } Ok(inv) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn encode_and_escape_simple_ascii_passes_through() { assert_eq!(encode_and_escape_string("foo bar"), "foo bar"); assert_eq!(encode_and_escape_bytes(b"foo bar"), "foo bar"); } #[test] fn encode_and_escape_xml_special_chars() { assert_eq!( encode_and_escape_string("&'\"<>"), "&'"<>" ); assert_eq!( encode_and_escape_bytes(b"&'\"<>"), "&'"<>" ); } #[test] fn encode_and_escape_utf8_with_xml() { // u'\xb5\xe5&\u062c' let utf8_str = b"\xc2\xb5\xc3\xa5&\xd8\xac"; assert_eq!( encode_and_escape_bytes(utf8_str), "µå&ج" ); } #[test] fn encode_and_escape_unicode_str() { let uni_str = "\u{b5}\u{e5}&\u{62c}"; assert_eq!( encode_and_escape_string(uni_str), "µå&ج" ); } #[test] fn escape_invalid_chars_keeps_normal_text() { assert_eq!(escape_invalid_chars("hello world"), "hello world"); } #[test] fn escape_invalid_chars_escapes_control_codes() { // \x01 is a forbidden XML control char and should be escaped. assert_eq!(escape_invalid_chars("a\x01b"), "a\\x01b"); } #[test] fn escape_invalid_chars_keeps_tab_newline_cr() { assert_eq!(escape_invalid_chars("a\tb\nc\rd"), "a\tb\nc\rd"); } use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; const REVISION_V5: &[u8] = b"\n- start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects\n preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library\n\n\n\n\n\n"; const REVISION_V5_UTC: &[u8] = b"\n- start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects\n preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library\n\n\n\n\n\n"; #[test] fn unpack_revision_v5_committer_and_timezone() { let serializer = XMLRevisionSerializer5; let rev = serializer.read_revision_from_string(REVISION_V5).unwrap(); assert_eq!( rev.committer.as_deref(), Some("Martin Pool ") ); assert_eq!(rev.parent_ids.len(), 1); assert_eq!(rev.timezone, Some(36000)); assert_eq!( rev.parent_ids[0].as_bytes(), b"mbp@sourcefrog.net-20050905063503-43948f59fa127d92" ); } #[test] fn unpack_revision_v5_utc_timezone_zero() { let serializer = XMLRevisionSerializer5; let rev = serializer .read_revision_from_string(REVISION_V5_UTC) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.timezone, Some(0)); assert_eq!(rev.parent_ids.len(), 1); } #[test] fn repack_revision_v5_round_trips() { let serializer = XMLRevisionSerializer5; let rev = serializer.read_revision_from_string(REVISION_V5).unwrap(); let bytes = serializer.write_revision_to_string(&rev).unwrap(); let rev2 = serializer.read_revision_from_string(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev, rev2); } #[test] fn repack_revision_v5_utc_round_trips() { let serializer = XMLRevisionSerializer5; let rev = serializer .read_revision_from_string(REVISION_V5_UTC) .unwrap(); let bytes = serializer.write_revision_to_string(&rev).unwrap(); let rev2 = serializer.read_revision_from_string(&bytes).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev, rev2); } use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; const COMMITTED_INV_V5: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n"; const EXPECTED_INV_V5: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n"; const EXPECTED_INV_V8: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n\n"; #[test] fn inventory_v5_roundtrip() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_lines(&[COMMITTED_INV_V5], None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv.len(), 4); let bytes = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(bytes, EXPECTED_INV_V5); let inv2 = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&bytes], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv, inv2); } #[test] fn inventory_v8_roundtrip() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer8; let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())); inv.add(Entry::root( FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"dir-id".as_slice()), "dir".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"file-id".as_slice()), "file".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some(b"A".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::link( FileId::from(b"link-id".as_slice()), "link".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some("a".to_string()), )) .unwrap(); let out = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, EXPECTED_INV_V8); let inv2 = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&out], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv, inv2); } #[test] fn inventory_v8_working_skips_history_data() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer8; let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())); inv.add(Entry::root( FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"dir-id".as_slice()), "dir".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"file-id".as_slice()), "file".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some(b"A".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(true), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::link( FileId::from(b"link-id".as_slice()), "link".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some("a".to_string()), )) .unwrap(); let out = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, true).unwrap(); // The root still carries `revision`, matching upstream // _append_inventory_root which is unaffected by `working`. Other // entries omit revision/text_sha1/text_size/symlink_target. let expected: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n\n"; assert_eq!(out, expected); } #[test] fn inventory_v5_no_format_attribute_uses_argument_revision_id() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_lines( &[b"\n\n"], Some(RevisionId::from(b"test-rev-id".as_slice())), ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( inv.root().unwrap().revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"test-rev-id".as_slice()) ); } #[test] fn inventory_v5_revision_id_from_data() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_lines( &[b"\n\n"], Some(RevisionId::from(b"test-rev-id".as_slice())), ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( inv.root().unwrap().revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"a-rev-id".as_slice()) ); } #[test] fn unescape_xml_basic() { assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"foo&bar").unwrap(), b"foo&bar".to_vec()); assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"<tag>").unwrap(), b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"µ").unwrap(), b"\xc2\xb5".to_vec()); } #[test] fn unescape_xml_unknown_entity() { assert!(unescape_xml(b"foo&bar;").is_err()); } const REVISION_V4: &[u8] = b"\nhi\n\n\n\n"; #[test] fn revision_v4_unpack() { let s = XMLRevisionSerializer4; let rv4 = s.read_revision_from_string(REVISION_V4).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rv4.revision.revision_id.as_bytes(), b"r1"); assert_eq!(rv4.inventory_id.as_deref(), Some(b"i1".as_slice())); assert_eq!(rv4.parent_sha1s.len(), 1); assert_eq!(rv4.parent_sha1s[0].as_deref(), Some(b"psha".as_slice())); } const INVENTORY_V4: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n"; #[test] fn inventory_v4_unpack() { use crate::inventory::Inventory as _; let s = XMLInventorySerializer4; let inv = s.read_inventory_from_string(INVENTORY_V4).unwrap(); // root + 3 entries assert_eq!(inv.len(), 4); let foo = inv .get_entry(&FileId::from(b"foo-id".as_slice())) .expect("foo-id present"); match foo { Entry::File { text_sha1, text_size, text_id, .. } => { assert_eq!(text_sha1.as_deref(), Some(b"abc".as_slice())); assert_eq!(text_size, &Some(3u64)); assert_eq!(text_id.as_deref(), Some(b"tid".as_slice())); } other => panic!("expected file, got {:?}", other), } let link = inv .get_entry(&FileId::from(b"link-id".as_slice())) .expect("link-id present"); match link { Entry::Link { symlink_target, .. } => { assert_eq!(symlink_target.as_deref(), Some("target")); } other => panic!("expected symlink, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn inventory_v4_root_id_from_attribute() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer4; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_string(b"") .unwrap(); assert_eq!( inv.root().unwrap().file_id().as_bytes(), b"alt-root".as_slice() ); } #[test] fn inventory_v4_default_root_id_is_tree_root() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer4; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_string(b"") .unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv.root().unwrap().file_id().as_bytes(), b"TREE_ROOT"); } #[test] fn inventory_v4_unknown_kind_errors() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer4; let err = s .read_inventory_from_string( b"\n\n", ) .unwrap_err(); match err { Error::DecodeError(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("unknown kind")), other => panic!("expected DecodeError, got {:?}", other), } } fn chk_sample_inventory() -> MutableInventory { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())); inv.add(Entry::root( FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"dir-id".as_slice()), "dir".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"file-id".as_slice()), "file".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some(b"A".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); inv } #[test] fn chk_serializer_format_num_reflects_constructor() { let s = CHKSerializer::new(b"9".to_vec(), 65536, b"hash-255-way".to_vec()); assert_eq!(s.format_num(), b"9"); assert!(!s.support_altered_by_hack()); let s10 = CHKSerializer::new(b"10".to_vec(), 65536, b"hash-255-way".to_vec()); assert_eq!(s10.format_num(), b"10"); } #[test] fn chk_255_big_page_marker_delegates_to_v10() { let marker = Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer; assert_eq!(marker.format_num(), b"10"); assert!(!marker.support_altered_by_hack()); let inv = chk_sample_inventory(); let out = marker.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert!(out.starts_with(b" {} other => panic!("expected UnexpectedInventoryFormat, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn chk_serializer_root_without_revision_errors() { let s = CHKSerializer::new(b"9".to_vec(), 65536, b"hash-255-way".to_vec()); let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())); // Root has no revision — CHK requires one. inv.add(Entry::root(FileId::from(b"root".as_slice()), None)) .unwrap(); let err = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap_err(); match err { Error::EncodeError(msg) => assert!(msg.contains("root has no revision")), other => panic!("expected EncodeError, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn inventory_v5_unpack_entry_details() { use crate::inventory::Inventory as _; let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s .read_inventory_from_lines(&[COMMITTED_INV_V5], None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv.len(), 4); let bar_id = FileId::from(b"bar-20050824000535-6bc48cfad47ed134".as_slice()); let ie = inv.get_entry(&bar_id).expect("entry present"); assert_eq!(ie.kind(), crate::osutils::Kind::File); assert_eq!( ie.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"mbp@foo-00".as_slice()) ); assert_eq!(ie.name(), "bar"); let parent = inv.get_entry(ie.parent_id().unwrap()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parent.kind(), crate::osutils::Kind::Directory); } #[test] fn inventory_v5_basis_revision_id_from_data() { let basis: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n"; let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[basis], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv.len(), 4); assert_eq!( inv.revision_id.as_ref().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"mbp@sourcefrog.net-20050905063503-43948f59fa127d92".as_slice()) ); } #[test] fn inventory_v5_with_non_default_root_roundtrips() { let expected: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n\n"; let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[expected], None).unwrap(); let out = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, expected); let inv2 = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&out], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv, inv2); } fn v6_v7_sample_inventory() -> MutableInventory { let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())); inv.add(Entry::root( FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::directory( FileId::from(b"dir-id".as_slice()), "dir".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::file( FileId::from(b"file-id".as_slice()), "file".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some(b"A".to_vec()), Some(1), Some(false), None, )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::link( FileId::from(b"link-id".as_slice()), "link".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some("a".to_string()), )) .unwrap(); inv } #[test] fn inventory_v6_roundtrip_and_text() { let expected: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n\n"; let s = XMLInventorySerializer6; let inv = v6_v7_sample_inventory(); let out = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, expected); let inv2 = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&out], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv, inv2); } #[test] fn inventory_v7_roundtrip_and_text() { let expected: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"; let s = XMLInventorySerializer7; let mut inv = v6_v7_sample_inventory(); inv.add(Entry::tree_reference( FileId::from(b"nested-id".as_slice()), "nested".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_outer".as_slice())), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev_inner".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); let out = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, expected); let inv2 = s.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&out], None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inv, inv2); } #[test] fn inventory_wrong_format_rejected() { // v7 serializer must reject v5-shaped data, and v6 must reject v7 data. let s_v6 = XMLInventorySerializer6; let s_v7 = XMLInventorySerializer7; let v5: &[u8] = b"\n\n"; let err = s_v7.read_inventory_from_lines(&[v5], None).unwrap_err(); match err { Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(_) => {} other => panic!("expected UnexpectedInventoryFormat, got {:?}", other), } let v7: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n"; let err = s_v6.read_inventory_from_lines(&[v7], None).unwrap_err(); match err { Error::UnexpectedInventoryFormat(_) => {} other => panic!("expected UnexpectedInventoryFormat, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn tree_reference_only_supported_by_v7() { use crate::inventory::Inventory as _; let mut inv = MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-outer".as_slice())); inv.add(Entry::root( FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"root-rev".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); inv.add(Entry::tree_reference( FileId::from(b"nested-id".as_slice()), "nested".to_string(), FileId::from(b"tree-root-321".as_slice()), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-outer".as_slice())), Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-inner".as_slice())), )) .unwrap(); for s in [ &XMLInventorySerializer5 as &dyn InventorySerializer, &XMLInventorySerializer6, ] { let err = s.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap_err(); match err { Error::UnsupportedInventoryKind(kind) => assert_eq!(kind, "tree-reference"), other => panic!("expected UnsupportedInventoryKind, got {:?}", other), } } let s_v7 = XMLInventorySerializer7; let out = s_v7.write_inventory_to_string(&inv, false).unwrap(); let inv2 = s_v7.read_inventory_from_lines(&[&out], None).unwrap(); let nested = inv2 .get_entry(&FileId::from(b"nested-id".as_slice())) .unwrap(); match nested { Entry::TreeReference { parent_id, revision, reference_revision, .. } => { assert_eq!(parent_id.as_bytes(), b"tree-root-321"); assert_eq!( revision.as_ref().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"rev-outer".as_slice()) ); assert_eq!( reference_revision.as_ref().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"rev-inner".as_slice()) ); } other => panic!("expected tree-reference, got {:?}", other), } } const EXPECTED_REV_V8: &[u8] = b"\n- start splitting code for xml (de)serialization away from objects\n preparatory to supporting multiple formats by a single library\n\n\n\n\n\n"; const EXPECTED_REV_V8_COMPLEX: &[u8] = b"\nInclude µnicode characters\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthis has a\nnewline in it\n\n\n"; #[test] fn revision_v8_text_round_trips() { let s = XMLRevisionSerializer8; let rev = s.read_revision_from_string(EXPECTED_REV_V8).unwrap(); let out = s.write_revision_to_string(&rev).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, EXPECTED_REV_V8); } #[test] fn revision_v8_text_round_trips_with_properties() { let s = XMLRevisionSerializer8; let rev = s .read_revision_from_string(EXPECTED_REV_V8_COMPLEX) .unwrap(); let out = s.write_revision_to_string(&rev).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out, EXPECTED_REV_V8_COMPLEX); } #[test] fn revision_and_inventory_ids_are_utf8() { let revision_utf8_v5: &[u8] = b"\nInclude µnicode characters\n\n\n\n\n\n"; let sr = XMLRevisionSerializer5; let rev = sr.read_revision_from_string(revision_utf8_v5).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.revision_id.as_bytes(), b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-02"); assert_eq!( rev.parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes()) .collect::>(), vec![b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-01".as_slice()] ); assert_eq!(rev.message, "Include \u{b5}nicode characters\n"); let inventory_utf8_v5: &[u8] = b"\n\n\n\n\n"; let si = XMLInventorySerializer5; let inv = si .read_inventory_from_lines(&[inventory_utf8_v5], None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( inv.revision_id.as_ref().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), Some(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-02".as_slice()) ); let expected: Vec<(&str, &[u8], Option<&[u8]>, Option<&[u8]>)> = vec![ ( "", b"TRE\xc3\xa9_ROOT", None, Some(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-02"), ), ( "b\u{e5}r", b"b\xc3\xa5r-01", Some(b"TRE\xc3\xa9_ROOT"), Some(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-01"), ), ( "s\u{b5}bdir", b"s\xc2\xb5bdir-01", Some(b"TRE\xc3\xa9_ROOT"), Some(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-01"), ), ( "s\u{b5}bdir/b\u{e5}r", b"b\xc3\xa5r-02", Some(b"s\xc2\xb5bdir-01"), Some(b"erik@b\xc3\xa5gfors-02"), ), ]; let actual: Vec<_> = inv.iter_entries_by_dir(None, None).collect(); assert_eq!(actual.len(), expected.len()); for ((exp_path, exp_fid, exp_pid, exp_rev), (act_path, act_ie)) in expected.iter().zip(actual.iter()) { assert_eq!(act_path, exp_path); assert_eq!(act_ie.file_id().as_bytes(), *exp_fid); assert_eq!(act_ie.parent_id().map(|p| p.as_bytes()), *exp_pid); assert_eq!(act_ie.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()), *exp_rev); } } #[test] fn inventory_v5_malformed_xml_errors() { let s = XMLInventorySerializer5; let err = s .read_inventory_from_lines(&[b" {} other => panic!("expected a decode/format error, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn test_unescape_xml_predefined_entities() { assert_eq!( unescape_xml(b"a&b<c>d"e'f").unwrap(), b"a&bd\"e'f" ); // No entities: passthrough. assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"plain text").unwrap(), b"plain text"); } #[test] fn test_unescape_xml_numeric() { // A is 'A', λ is the Greek small lambda (utf-8 cebb). assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"A").unwrap(), b"A"); assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"xλy").unwrap(), b"x\xce\xbby"); } #[test] fn test_unescape_xml_unknown_entity_errors() { // Mirrors breezy test_unescape_xml: "foo&bar;" raises (unknown entity). match unescape_xml(b"foo&bar;") { Err(Error::DecodeError(msg)) => assert!(msg.contains("bar")), other => panic!("expected DecodeError, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn test_unescape_xml_lone_ampersand_is_literal() { // An '&' with no terminating ';' is kept verbatim. assert_eq!(unescape_xml(b"a & b").unwrap(), b"a & b"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bin/dump-tree.rs0000644000000000000000000003215015206651750020217 0ustar00//! Dump the contents of a B+Tree graph index file. //! //! Ported from breezy's `brz dump-btree` command. By default the parsed //! `(key, value, references)` tuples are printed, one per line, in the //! same form as Python's `repr`. With `--raw` the pages are decompressed //! and their raw bytes written out instead. use std::fs; use std::process::ExitCode; use bazaar::btree_index::{ decompress_page, parse_btree_header, parse_leaf_lines, BTreeHeader, LeafEntry, LeafKey, LeafRefList, PAGE_SIZE, }; const USAGE: &str = "Usage: dump-tree [--raw] PATH Dump the contents of a btree index file to stdout. PATH is a btree index file, such as .bzr/repository/pack-names or one of the .bzr/repository/indices/*.iix files. By default the tuples stored in the index file are displayed. With --raw the pages are uncompressed and their raw bytes are written instead."; fn main() -> ExitCode { let mut raw = false; let mut path: Option = None; for arg in std::env::args().skip(1) { match arg.as_str() { "--raw" => raw = true, "-h" | "--help" => { println!("{USAGE}"); return ExitCode::SUCCESS; } other if other.starts_with('-') => { eprintln!("dump-tree: unknown option {other}\n\n{USAGE}"); return ExitCode::FAILURE; } other => { if path.is_some() { eprintln!("dump-tree: too many arguments\n\n{USAGE}"); return ExitCode::FAILURE; } path = Some(other.to_string()); } } } let Some(path) = path else { eprintln!("dump-tree: missing PATH argument\n\n{USAGE}"); return ExitCode::FAILURE; }; match run(&path, raw) { Ok(()) => ExitCode::SUCCESS, Err(e) => { eprintln!("dump-tree: {e}"); ExitCode::FAILURE } } } fn run(path: &str, raw: bool) -> Result<(), String> { let bytes = fs::read(path).map_err(|e| format!("cannot read {path}: {e}"))?; let header = parse_btree_header(&bytes).map_err(|e| format!("not a btree index: {e}"))?; let mut out = std::io::stdout().lock(); if raw { dump_raw_bytes(&mut out, &bytes, &header) } else { dump_entries(&mut out, &bytes, &header) } .map_err(|e| format!("write error: {e}")) } /// The decompressed body of a single page. /// /// Page 0 carries the file header in its first `header_end` bytes; every /// other page is a full compressed payload. Returns `None` for a page /// whose payload is empty (an empty index has no leaf data on page 0). fn page_body( bytes: &[u8], page_idx: usize, header: &BTreeHeader, ) -> Result>, String> { let page_start = page_idx * PAGE_SIZE; let page_end = std::cmp::min(page_start + PAGE_SIZE, bytes.len()); let mut payload = &bytes[page_start..page_end]; if page_idx == 0 { payload = &payload[header.header_end..]; } if payload.is_empty() { return Ok(None); } decompress_page(payload) .map(Some) .map_err(|e| format!("bad btree node on page {page_idx}: {e}")) } fn dump_raw_bytes( out: &mut W, bytes: &[u8], header: &BTreeHeader, ) -> std::io::Result<()> { // The header bytes are written verbatim from page 0; the rest of each // page is the decompressed body. Mirrors `_dump_raw_bytes`. let page_count = bytes.len().div_ceil(PAGE_SIZE).max(1); for page_idx in 0..page_count { let page_start = page_idx * PAGE_SIZE; let page_end = std::cmp::min(page_start + PAGE_SIZE, bytes.len()); let mut payload = &bytes[page_start..page_end]; if page_idx == 0 { out.write_all(b"Root node:\n")?; out.write_all(&bytes[..header.header_end])?; payload = &payload[header.header_end..]; } write!(out, "\nPage {page_idx}\n")?; if payload.is_empty() { out.write_all(b"(empty)\n")?; continue; } let decompressed = decompress_page(payload).map_err(|e| { std::io::Error::new( std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, format!("bad btree node on page {page_idx}: {e}"), ) })?; out.write_all(&decompressed)?; out.write_all(b"\n")?; } Ok(()) } fn dump_entries( out: &mut W, bytes: &[u8], header: &BTreeHeader, ) -> std::io::Result<()> { // Leaf pages are the last row of the tree. row_lengths is top-first, // so the leaves occupy the final `row_lengths.last()` pages; when there // is a single row the only leaf page is page 0. let leaf_count = header.row_lengths.last().copied().unwrap_or(0); let total_pages: usize = header.row_lengths.iter().sum(); let leaf_start = total_pages - leaf_count; let has_refs = header.node_ref_lists > 0; for page_idx in leaf_start..total_pages { let body = match page_body(bytes, page_idx, header) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))? { Some(body) => body, None => continue, }; let entries = parse_leaf_lines(&body, header.key_length, header.node_ref_lists).map_err(|e| { std::io::Error::new( std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, format!("bad leaf node on page {page_idx}: {e}"), ) })?; // _LeafNode.all_items yields keys in sorted order. let mut sorted: Vec<&LeafEntry> = entries.iter().collect(); sorted.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); for (key, value, refs) in sorted { out.write_all(format_entry(key, value, refs, has_refs).as_bytes())?; out.write_all(b"\n")?; } } Ok(()) } /// Render one entry the way breezy's `_dump_entries` does: a Python tuple /// `repr` of `(key, value, references)`, where `references` is `None` when /// the index has no reference lists. fn format_entry(key: &LeafKey, value: &[u8], refs: &[LeafRefList], has_refs: bool) -> String { let key_part = key_repr(key); let value_repr = bytes_str_repr(value); let refs_repr = if has_refs { tuple_repr( refs.iter() .map(|ref_list| tuple_repr(ref_list.iter().map(key_repr))), ) } else { "None".to_string() }; format!("({key_part}, {value_repr}, {refs_repr})") } /// Render a key tuple: each `\0`-joined segment as a Python `str` repr. fn key_repr(key: &LeafKey) -> String { tuple_repr(key.iter().map(|seg| bytes_str_repr(seg))) } /// Render an iterator of already-formatted items as a Python tuple literal, /// including the trailing comma for a one-element tuple. fn tuple_repr>(items: I) -> String { let len = items.len(); let mut s = String::from("("); for (i, item) in items.enumerate() { if i > 0 { s.push_str(", "); } s.push_str(&item); } if len == 1 { s.push(','); } s.push(')'); s } /// Decode `bytes` as UTF-8 (lossily, matching the command's `.decode`) and /// render it as Python's `str` repr would. fn bytes_str_repr(bytes: &[u8]) -> String { let s = String::from_utf8_lossy(bytes); py_str_repr(&s) } /// Reproduce CPython's `repr()` of a `str`: choose `'` quotes unless the /// string contains `'` but not `"`, and escape backslashes, the quote /// character, and non-printable code points. fn py_str_repr(s: &str) -> String { let quote = if s.contains('\'') && !s.contains('"') { '"' } else { '\'' }; let mut out = String::with_capacity(s.len() + 2); out.push(quote); for ch in s.chars() { match ch { '\\' => out.push_str("\\\\"), '\n' => out.push_str("\\n"), '\r' => out.push_str("\\r"), '\t' => out.push_str("\\t"), c if c == quote => { out.push('\\'); out.push(c); } c if is_py_printable(c) => out.push(c), c => { let cp = c as u32; if cp <= 0xff { out.push_str(&format!("\\x{cp:02x}")); } else if cp <= 0xffff { out.push_str(&format!("\\u{cp:04x}")); } else { out.push_str(&format!("\\U{cp:08x}")); } } } } out.push(quote); out } /// Approximate `str.isprintable()` for the characters that appear in index /// keys/values: ASCII printables stay literal, ASCII control characters are /// escaped. Non-ASCII is kept literal (Python keeps printable Unicode as-is, /// and index data is overwhelmingly ASCII). fn is_py_printable(c: char) -> bool { if c.is_ascii() { !c.is_ascii_control() } else { !c.is_control() } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use bazaar::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder; fn seg(s: &str) -> Vec { s.as_bytes().to_vec() } fn key(parts: &[&str]) -> LeafKey { parts.iter().map(|p| seg(p)).collect() } #[test] fn str_repr_picks_quotes_and_escapes() { assert_eq!(py_str_repr("value"), "'value'"); // A single quote in the text switches to double quotes. assert_eq!(py_str_repr("it's"), "\"it's\""); // With both quote kinds present, single quotes are used and escaped. assert_eq!(py_str_repr("a'b\"c"), "'a\\'b\"c'"); assert_eq!(py_str_repr("a\tb\nc"), "'a\\tb\\nc'"); assert_eq!(py_str_repr("\x01"), "'\\x01'"); } #[test] fn one_element_tuple_keeps_trailing_comma() { assert_eq!( tuple_repr(vec!["'a'".to_string()].into_iter()), "('a',)".to_string() ); assert_eq!( tuple_repr(vec!["'a'".to_string(), "'b'".to_string()].into_iter()), "('a', 'b')".to_string() ); } #[test] fn entry_with_refs_matches_python_repr() { let refs = vec![vec![key(&["ref", "entry"])]]; let got = format_entry(&key(&["test", "key1"]), b"value", &refs, true); assert_eq!(got, "(('test', 'key1'), 'value', ((('ref', 'entry'),),))"); } #[test] fn entry_without_refs_renders_none() { let got = format_entry(&key(&["test", "key1"]), b"value", &[], false); assert_eq!(got, "(('test', 'key1'), 'value', None)"); } fn sample_index() -> Vec { let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(1, 2); builder .add_node( key(&["test", "key1"]), seg("value"), vec![vec![key(&["ref", "entry"])]], ) .unwrap(); builder .add_node( key(&["test", "key2"]), seg("value2"), vec![vec![key(&["ref", "entry2"])]], ) .unwrap(); builder .add_node( key(&["test2", "key3"]), seg("value3"), vec![vec![key(&["ref", "entry3"])]], ) .unwrap(); builder.finish().unwrap() } fn dump(bytes: &[u8], raw: bool) -> String { let header = parse_btree_header(bytes).unwrap(); let mut out = Vec::new(); if raw { dump_raw_bytes(&mut out, bytes, &header).unwrap(); } else { dump_entries(&mut out, bytes, &header).unwrap(); } String::from_utf8(out).unwrap() } #[test] fn dump_entries_matches_dump_btree_command() { assert_eq!( dump(&sample_index(), false), "(('test', 'key1'), 'value', ((('ref', 'entry'),),))\n\ (('test', 'key2'), 'value2', ((('ref', 'entry2'),),))\n\ (('test2', 'key3'), 'value3', ((('ref', 'entry3'),),))\n" ); } #[test] fn dump_raw_matches_dump_btree_raw_command() { assert_eq!( dump(&sample_index(), true), "Root node:\n\ B+Tree Graph Index 2\n\ node_ref_lists=1\n\ key_elements=2\n\ len=3\n\ row_lengths=1\n\ \n\ Page 0\n\ type=leaf\n\ test\0key1\0ref\0entry\0value\n\ test\0key2\0ref\0entry2\0value2\n\ test2\0key3\0ref\0entry3\0value3\n\ \n" ); } #[test] fn empty_index_dumps_nothing_and_empty_page() { let empty = BTreeBuilder::new(1, 2).finish().unwrap(); assert_eq!(dump(&empty, false), ""); assert_eq!( dump(&empty, true), "Root node:\n\ B+Tree Graph Index 2\n\ node_ref_lists=1\n\ key_elements=2\n\ len=0\n\ row_lengths=\n\ \n\ Page 0\n\ (empty)\n" ); } #[test] fn no_ref_lists_render_none() { let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 2); builder .add_node(key(&["test", "key1"]), seg("value"), vec![]) .unwrap(); let bytes = builder.finish().unwrap(); assert_eq!(dump(&bytes, false), "(('test', 'key1'), 'value', None)\n"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/branch/format.rs0000644000000000000000000001071215211404335020261 0ustar00//! Branch format metadata and registry. //! //! Mirrors [`crate::repository::format`] for branches: each format carries //! its `.bzr/branch/format` marker and capability flags, declared with //! [`declare_branch_format!`] and collected into a registry. /// Static description of one branch format. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct BranchFormat { /// The exact bytes of `.bzr/branch/format`. pub format_string: &'static [u8], /// A human-readable description. pub description: &'static str, /// Whether the format stores tags. pub supports_tags: bool, /// Whether the format supports stacking on another branch. pub supports_stacking: bool, /// Whether the format records reference locations (the `references` RIO /// file). True for formats 6, 7 and 8; setting a reference on a format-7 /// branch upgrades its marker to format 8. pub supports_reference_locations: bool, /// Whether the tip is stored as a full `revision-history` list (format 5) /// rather than a `last-revision` ` ` line (6/7/8). pub full_history: bool, /// Whether this crate can currently open branches of this format. pub supported: bool, /// Whether the format is deprecated. pub deprecated: bool, /// Whether this is a reference to a branch held elsewhere. pub is_reference: bool, } impl BranchFormat { /// Baseline format with all flags off; the `..` base used by /// [`declare_branch_format!`]. pub const DEFAULT: BranchFormat = BranchFormat { format_string: b"", description: "", supports_tags: false, supports_stacking: false, supports_reference_locations: false, full_history: false, supported: false, deprecated: false, is_reference: false, }; /// The `.bzr/branch/format` marker for this format. pub fn format_string(&self) -> &'static [u8] { self.format_string } /// A human-readable description. pub fn get_format_description(&self) -> &'static str { self.description } /// Whether this crate can open branches of this format. pub fn is_supported(&self) -> bool { self.supported } } /// Registry entry, submitted by [`declare_branch_format!`]. pub struct BranchFormatRegistration(pub &'static BranchFormat); inventory::collect!(BranchFormatRegistration); /// Declare a branch format: define a `static` [`BranchFormat`] and register /// it. Capability fields default to `false`; a declaration states only what /// differs. #[macro_export] macro_rules! declare_branch_format { ( $name:ident { format_string: $fmt:expr, description: $desc:expr, $( $field:ident : $value:expr, )* } ) => { pub static $name: $crate::branch::format::BranchFormat = $crate::branch::format::BranchFormat { format_string: $fmt, description: $desc, $( $field: $value, )* ..$crate::branch::format::BranchFormat::DEFAULT }; inventory::submit! { $crate::branch::format::BranchFormatRegistration(&$name) } }; } /// Look up a branch format by its `.bzr/branch/format` marker. pub fn find_format(format_string: &[u8]) -> Option<&'static BranchFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .find(|f| f.format_string == format_string) } /// All declared branch formats. pub fn all_formats() -> Vec<&'static BranchFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn format_7_is_registered_and_supported() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar Branch Format 7 (needs bzr 1.6)\n") .expect("branch format 7 registered"); assert!(f.supports_tags); assert!(f.supports_stacking); // Format 7 also supports reference locations (it upgrades to 8 on set). assert!(f.supports_reference_locations); assert!(f.is_supported()); } #[test] fn format_8_has_reference_locations() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar Branch Format 8 (needs bzr 1.15)\n") .expect("branch format 8 registered"); assert!(f.supports_reference_locations); } #[test] fn unknown_marker_is_none() { assert!(find_format(b"Bazaar nonsense branch\n").is_none()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/branch/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000012506515211404335017560 0ustar00//! Reading and writing a bzr branch (Branch Format 7). //! //! A branch lives under `.bzr/branch/` and is small: a `last-revision` //! file (` `), a bencode `tags` file, a `branch.conf` //! ini file, and a `lock` lock-dir. This module reads and writes those //! through a [`Transport`] rooted at `.bzr/branch`, taking the branch lock //! for mutations. pub mod format; pub use format::{all_formats, find_format, BranchFormat}; use std::collections::BTreeMap; use crate::declare_branch_format; use crate::lockdir::{Lock, LockDir, LockError}; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, TransportError}; // Branch format 5 (full history) is the weave/knit-era layout: it keeps the // whole mainline in `revision-history` rather than a single `last-revision` // line, so it is only built when an older repository backend that pairs with // it is enabled. #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] declare_branch_format! { FORMAT_5 { format_string: b"Bazaar-NG branch format 5\n", description: "Branch format 5 (full history)", supports_tags: false, full_history: true, supported: true, deprecated: true, } } declare_branch_format! { FORMAT_6 { format_string: b"Bazaar Branch Format 6 (bzr 0.15)\n", description: "Branch format 6", supports_tags: true, supports_reference_locations: true, supported: true, } } declare_branch_format! { FORMAT_7 { format_string: b"Bazaar Branch Format 7 (needs bzr 1.6)\n", description: "Branch format 7 (stackable)", supports_tags: true, supports_stacking: true, supports_reference_locations: true, supported: true, } } declare_branch_format! { FORMAT_8 { format_string: b"Bazaar Branch Format 8 (needs bzr 1.15)\n", description: "Branch format 8 (reference locations)", supports_tags: true, supports_stacking: true, supports_reference_locations: true, supported: true, } } declare_branch_format! { REFERENCE_FORMAT_1 { format_string: b"Bazaar-NG Branch Reference Format 1\n", description: "Branch reference format 1", is_reference: true, } } /// The branch format assumed when the `format` marker is absent (the /// in-memory test transports don't write one). Format 7 is the modern /// `last-revision` layout. const DEFAULT_FORMAT: &BranchFormat = &FORMAT_7; /// The null revision id, used when a branch has no commits. pub const NULL_REVISION: &[u8] = b"null:"; /// Errors from branch operations. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum BranchError { /// The `last-revision` file was malformed. Corrupt(String), /// The branch lock could not be taken or released. Lock(LockError), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), /// A config file could not be parsed. Config(crate::config::ConfigError), /// The branch is not stacked (a stackable format with no `stacked_on_location`). NotStacked, /// The branch format does not support stacking (formats 5 and 6). Unstackable, /// An operation is not supported by this branch format (e.g. reference /// locations on format 5). Unsupported(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for BranchError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { BranchError::Corrupt(m) => write!(f, "corrupt branch data: {m}"), BranchError::Lock(e) => write!(f, "branch lock error: {e}"), BranchError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), BranchError::Config(e) => write!(f, "config error: {e}"), BranchError::NotStacked => write!(f, "branch is not stacked"), BranchError::Unstackable => write!(f, "branch format does not support stacking"), BranchError::Unsupported(op) => write!(f, "unsupported branch operation: {op}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for BranchError {} impl From for BranchError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { BranchError::Transport(e) } } impl From for BranchError { fn from(e: LockError) -> Self { BranchError::Lock(e) } } impl From for BranchError { fn from(e: crate::config::ConfigError) -> Self { BranchError::Config(e) } } /// `(revno, revision_id)` — the number of revisions on the branch's /// mainline and the tip revision id. A branch with no commits is /// `(0, b"null:")`. pub type RevisionInfo = (u64, Vec); /// A bzr branch, accessed through a transport rooted at `.bzr/branch`. /// /// Owns its transport (as a [`SharedTransport`]) for consistency with the /// other opener objects, so a `BzrDir` can hand out a `Branch` that /// outlives it. pub struct Branch { transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static BranchFormat, } impl Branch { /// Open the branch reachable through `transport` (rooted at /// `.bzr/branch`), reading its `format` marker to learn how the tip is /// stored. A missing marker is treated as the modern default format. pub fn new(transport: SharedTransport) -> Self { let format = match transport.get_bytes("format") { Ok(marker) => find_format(&marker).unwrap_or(DEFAULT_FORMAT), Err(_) => DEFAULT_FORMAT, }; Branch { transport, format } } /// Open the branch reachable through `transport` as a specific `format`, /// without reading a `format` marker file. /// /// The all-in-one weave layout has no `.bzr/branch/format` file -- the /// branch lives at `.bzr` itself with its tip in `.bzr/revision-history` /// -- so the format (full-history branch format 5) is supplied directly. pub fn with_format(transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static BranchFormat) -> Self { Branch { transport, format } } /// The format this branch was opened as. pub fn format(&self) -> &'static BranchFormat { self.format } /// The tip of the branch as `(revno, revision_id)`. /// /// Format 5 stores the full mainline in `revision-history` (one revision /// id per line); the revno is the line count and the tip is the last /// line. Formats 6/7/8 store a single `last-revision` line /// ` `. A missing file means an empty branch, /// reported as `(0, b"null:")`. pub fn last_revision_info(&self) -> Result { if self.format.full_history { return self.last_revision_info_full_history(); } let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes("last-revision") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok((0, NULL_REVISION.to_vec())), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; let line = bytes.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(&bytes); let space = line .iter() .position(|&b| b == b' ') .ok_or_else(|| BranchError::Corrupt("last-revision missing space".to_string()))?; let revno: u64 = std::str::from_utf8(&line[..space]) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) .ok_or_else(|| { BranchError::Corrupt("last-revision revno not an integer".to_string()) })?; let revision_id = line[space + 1..].to_vec(); Ok((revno, revision_id)) } /// Read the tip from a format-5 `revision-history` file. fn last_revision_info_full_history(&self) -> Result { let history = self.revision_history()?; match history.last() { Some(tip) => Ok((history.len() as u64, tip.clone())), None => Ok((0, NULL_REVISION.to_vec())), } } /// The full mainline as a list of revision ids, oldest first. /// /// Read from the format-5 `revision-history` file. For formats that store /// only the tip (6/7/8), this returns just the tip (or empty), since the /// full history is not recorded on the branch. pub fn revision_history(&self) -> Result>, BranchError> { if !self.format.full_history { let (revno, tip) = self.last_revision_info()?; return Ok(if revno == 0 { vec![] } else { vec![tip] }); } let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes("revision-history") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(vec![]), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; Ok(bytes .split(|&b| b == b'\n') .filter(|l| !l.is_empty()) .map(|l| l.to_vec()) .collect()) } /// The tip revision id (`b"null:"` for an empty branch). pub fn last_revision(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { Ok(self.last_revision_info()?.1) } /// The branch tags as a `name -> revision_id` map. /// /// Reads the bencode dict in `tags`; a missing or empty file means no /// tags. pub fn tags(&self) -> Result>, BranchError> { let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes("tags") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(BTreeMap::new()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; decode_tags(&bytes) } /// The raw contents of `branch.conf`, or empty if absent. pub fn get_config_bytes(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { match self.transport.get_bytes("branch.conf") { Ok(b) => Ok(b), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(Vec::new()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Take the branch write lock for the duration of `f`. /// /// The branch lock dir is `lock` under the branch directory. fn with_write_lock( &self, f: impl FnOnce() -> Result, ) -> Result { let mut lock = LockDir::new(self.transport.as_ref(), "lock"); lock.create()?; lock.attempt_lock()?; let result = f(); // Release even if f failed; prefer reporting f's error. let unlock = lock.unlock(); match (result, unlock) { (Ok(r), Ok(())) => Ok(r), (Err(e), _) => Err(e), (Ok(_), Err(e)) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Set the branch tip to `(revno, revision_id)`, under the branch lock. /// /// For a format-5 (full-history) branch the tip is appended to the /// `revision-history` list, so the new revision must be a linear child of /// the current tip; `revno` must equal the resulting line count. For 6/7/8 /// the single `last-revision` line is rewritten. pub fn set_last_revision_info( &self, revno: u64, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), BranchError> { if self.format.full_history { return self.set_last_revision_info_full_history(revno, revision_id); } self.with_write_lock(|| { let mut content = format!("{revno} ").into_bytes(); content.extend_from_slice(revision_id); content.push(b'\n'); self.transport.put_bytes("last-revision", &content, None)?; Ok(()) }) } fn set_last_revision_info_full_history( &self, revno: u64, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.with_write_lock(|| { let mut history = self.revision_history()?; if revision_id == NULL_REVISION { history.clear(); } else { // The common commit case extends the mainline by one. If revno // points before the current tip, truncate to it (an uncommit); // otherwise append. let target_len = revno as usize; if target_len <= history.len() { history.truncate(target_len.saturating_sub(1)); } history.push(revision_id.to_vec()); } if history.len() as u64 != revno { return Err(BranchError::Corrupt(format!( "revno {revno} does not match history length {}", history.len() ))); } self.write_revision_history(&history) }) } /// Replace the full mainline (format 5), under the branch lock. pub fn set_revision_history(&self, history: &[Vec]) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.with_write_lock(|| self.write_revision_history(history)) } fn write_revision_history(&self, history: &[Vec]) -> Result<(), BranchError> { // Newline-separated revision ids, no trailing newline (the form brz // writes). let content = history.join(&b'\n'); self.transport .put_bytes("revision-history", &content, None)?; Ok(()) } /// Replace the branch tags, under the branch lock. pub fn set_tags(&self, tags: &BTreeMap>) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.with_write_lock(|| { self.transport.put_bytes("tags", &encode_tags(tags), None)?; Ok(()) }) } // --- Config-backed location options (branch.conf no-name section) --- /// Read a config location option from `branch.conf` only. /// /// Mirrors breezy's `_get_config_location`: the empty string is the /// on-disk representation of "unset" and is normalized to `None`. Only the /// branch's own `branch.conf` is consulted (the `BranchOnlyStack`), not the /// wider locations.conf/bazaar.conf stack, so a value is never inherited. fn get_config_location(&self, name: &str) -> Result, BranchError> { let bytes = self.get_config_bytes()?; let mut store = crate::config::IniFileStore::new(); store.load_from_bytes(&bytes)?; let value = store .get_sections() .into_iter() .find(|s| s.id().is_none()) .and_then(|s| s.get(name).map(|v| store.unquote(v))); Ok(value.filter(|v| !v.is_empty())) } /// Write a config location option into `branch.conf`'s no-name section, /// under the branch lock. `value == None` (or empty) stores the empty /// string, matching breezy's "unset" sentinel. fn set_config_location(&self, name: &str, value: Option<&str>) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.with_write_lock(|| { let bytes = self.get_config_bytes()?; let mut store = crate::config::IniFileStore::new(); store.load_from_bytes(&bytes)?; let mut section = store.get_mutable_section(None); section.set(name, &store.quote(value.unwrap_or(""))); store.apply_changes(§ion); self.transport .put_bytes("branch.conf", &store.to_bytes(), None)?; Ok(()) }) } /// Read a boolean config option from `branch.conf`'s no-name section. fn get_config_bool(&self, name: &str) -> Result, BranchError> { match self.get_config_location(name)? { Some(v) => Ok(crate::config::bool_from_store(&v)), None => Ok(None), } } // --- Stacking (formats 7 and 8) --- /// The URL this branch is stacked on, or `None` if it is a stackable /// branch that is not currently stacked. /// /// Reads `stacked_on_location` from `branch.conf`. Returns /// [`BranchError::Unstackable`] for formats that do not support stacking /// (5 and 6) and [`BranchError::NotStacked`] for a stackable format with no /// configured location -- matching breezy's `UnstackableBranchFormat` vs /// `NotStacked` split. pub fn get_stacked_on_url(&self) -> Result { if !self.format.supports_stacking { return Err(BranchError::Unstackable); } self.get_config_location("stacked_on_location")? .ok_or(BranchError::NotStacked) } /// Set (or clear, with `None`) the URL this branch is stacked on. /// /// Errors with [`BranchError::Unstackable`] on a non-stackable format. The /// value is written to `branch.conf`; wiring the fallback repository is the /// caller's job (see [`crate::bzrdir`] open paths). pub fn set_stacked_on_url(&self, url: Option<&str>) -> Result<(), BranchError> { if !self.format.supports_stacking { return Err(BranchError::Unstackable); } self.set_config_location("stacked_on_location", url) } // --- Bound branches (all formats) --- /// The master branch URL this branch is bound to, or `None` if unbound. /// /// Format 5 stores the master in a plain `bound` file; formats 6/7/8 store /// a `bound` boolean plus a `bound_location` key in `branch.conf`, and the /// location only counts when `bound` is true. pub fn get_bound_location(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { if self.format.full_history { return self.read_bound_file(); } match self.get_config_bool("bound")? { Some(true) => self.get_config_location("bound_location"), _ => Ok(None), } } /// The previous master URL after an unbind, or `None`. /// /// For formats 6/7/8 this is `bound_location` when `bound` is false; format /// 5 does not keep an old location (returns `None`). pub fn get_old_bound_location(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { if self.format.full_history { return Ok(None); } match self.get_config_bool("bound")? { Some(false) | None => self.get_config_location("bound_location"), Some(true) => Ok(None), } } /// Bind this branch to `location` (its new master), or unbind with `None`. pub fn set_bound_location(&self, location: Option<&str>) -> Result<(), BranchError> { if self.format.full_history { return self.write_bound_file(location); } match location { None => self.set_config_bool("bound", false), Some(loc) => { self.set_config_location("bound_location", Some(loc))?; self.set_config_bool("bound", true) } } } /// Bind to `other_url`. Equivalent to `set_bound_location(Some(url))`. pub fn bind(&self, other_url: &str) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.set_bound_location(Some(other_url)) } /// Unbind. Equivalent to `set_bound_location(None)`. pub fn unbind(&self) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.set_bound_location(None) } /// Read the format-5 `bound` file (UTF-8 URL, trailing newline stripped). fn read_bound_file(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { match self.transport.get_bytes("bound") { Ok(b) => { let s = b.strip_suffix(b"\n").unwrap_or(&b); let url = String::from_utf8(s.to_vec()) .map_err(|_| BranchError::Corrupt("bound file not utf-8".to_string()))?; Ok(Some(url)) } Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Write or delete the format-5 `bound` file, under the branch lock. fn write_bound_file(&self, location: Option<&str>) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.with_write_lock(|| match location { Some(loc) => { let mut content = loc.as_bytes().to_vec(); content.push(b'\n'); self.transport.put_bytes("bound", &content, None)?; Ok(()) } None => match self.transport.delete("bound") { Ok(()) | Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), }, }) } /// Set a boolean config option in `branch.conf`'s no-name section. fn set_config_bool(&self, name: &str, value: bool) -> Result<(), BranchError> { self.set_config_location(name, Some(if value { "True" } else { "False" })) } // --- Reference locations (formats 6, 7, 8) --- /// The `(branch_location, tree_path)` recorded for a tree-reference /// `file_id`, or `(None, None)` if none. /// /// Reads the `references` RIO file. Errors with [`BranchError::Unsupported`] /// for format 5, which has no reference locations. pub fn get_reference_info( &self, file_id: &[u8], ) -> Result<(Option, Option), BranchError> { if !self.format.supports_reference_locations { return Err(BranchError::Unsupported("reference locations".to_string())); } let info = self.read_all_reference_info()?; Ok(info .get(file_id) .cloned() .map(|(b, t)| (Some(b), t)) .unwrap_or((None, None))) } /// Record (or, with `branch_location == None`, delete) the reference /// location for a tree-reference `file_id`, under the branch lock. /// /// On a format-7 branch this upgrades the `format` marker to format 8, as /// breezy does (the "white lie": format 7 advertises reference support but /// rewrites itself to 8 the moment a reference is stored). pub fn set_reference_info( &self, file_id: &[u8], branch_location: Option<&str>, tree_path: Option<&str>, ) -> Result<(), BranchError> { if !self.format.supports_reference_locations { return Err(BranchError::Unsupported("reference locations".to_string())); } self.with_write_lock(|| { let mut info = self.read_all_reference_info()?; match branch_location { None => { info.remove(file_id); } Some(loc) => { info.insert( file_id.to_vec(), (loc.to_string(), tree_path.map(|s| s.to_string())), ); } } self.write_all_reference_info(&info)?; // Format 7 upgrades to format 8 on first reference write. if self.format.format_string == FORMAT_7.format_string { self.transport .put_bytes("format", FORMAT_8.format_string, None)?; } Ok(()) }) } /// Parse the `references` RIO file into `{file_id: (branch_location, /// tree_path)}`. A missing file is an empty map. fn read_all_reference_info( &self, ) -> Result, (String, Option)>, BranchError> { let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes("references") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(BTreeMap::new()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; let mut reader = std::io::BufReader::new(&bytes[..]); let stanzas = crate::rio::read_stanzas(&mut reader) .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("references rio: {e:?}")))?; let mut out = BTreeMap::new(); for stanza in stanzas { let file_id = stanza_string(&stanza, "file_id") .ok_or_else(|| BranchError::Corrupt("references stanza has no file_id".into()))?; let branch_location = stanza_string(&stanza, "branch_location").ok_or_else(|| { BranchError::Corrupt("references stanza has no branch_location".into()) })?; let tree_path = stanza_string(&stanza, "tree_path"); out.insert(file_id.into_bytes(), (branch_location, tree_path)); } Ok(out) } /// Serialize the reference info back to the `references` RIO file. fn write_all_reference_info( &self, info: &BTreeMap, (String, Option)>, ) -> Result<(), BranchError> { use crate::rio::{Stanza, StanzaValue}; let mut out = Vec::new(); for (file_id, (branch_location, tree_path)) in info { let mut stanza = Stanza::new(); let file_id = String::from_utf8(file_id.clone()) .map_err(|_| BranchError::Corrupt("reference file_id not utf-8".to_string()))?; stanza .add("file_id".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(file_id)) .and_then(|_| { stanza.add( "branch_location".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(branch_location.clone()), ) }) .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("references rio: {e:?}")))?; if let Some(tree_path) = tree_path { stanza .add( "tree_path".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(tree_path.clone()), ) .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("references rio: {e:?}")))?; } out.extend(stanza.to_bytes()); } self.transport.put_bytes("references", &out, None)?; Ok(()) } // --- Branch reference format (lightweight checkouts) --- /// The URL a branch-reference points at, or `None` if this is not a branch /// reference. /// /// A branch of `REFERENCE_FORMAT_1` stores the referenced branch's URL in a /// `location` file (UTF-8, no trailing newline). For any other format this /// returns `None`, matching breezy's `BranchFormat.get_reference` default. pub fn get_reference(&self) -> Result, BranchError> { if !self.format.is_reference { return Ok(None); } match self.transport.get_bytes("location") { Ok(b) => { let url = String::from_utf8(b) .map_err(|_| BranchError::Corrupt("location file not utf-8".to_string()))?; Ok(Some(url)) } Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Point this branch reference at `to_url` (written verbatim as UTF-8). /// /// Errors with [`BranchError::Unsupported`] on a non-reference format, /// matching breezy where only `BranchReferenceFormat` implements /// `set_reference`. pub fn set_reference(&self, to_url: &str) -> Result<(), BranchError> { if !self.format.is_reference { return Err(BranchError::Unsupported("branch reference".to_string())); } self.transport .put_bytes("location", to_url.as_bytes(), None)?; Ok(()) } } /// Pull a single string value out of a RIO stanza by tag. fn stanza_string(stanza: &crate::rio::Stanza, tag: &str) -> Option { match stanza.get(tag) { Some(crate::rio::StanzaValue::String(s)) => Some(s.clone()), _ => None, } } /// Encode a tag map as breezy's bencode dict (`{name_utf8: revision_id}`), /// keys sorted (a `BTreeMap` is already ordered, which is what bencode /// requires). fn encode_tags(tags: &BTreeMap>) -> Vec { use bendy::encoding::Encoder; let mut e = Encoder::new(); e.emit_dict(|mut d| { for (name, target) in tags { d.emit_pair(name.as_bytes(), Bytes(target))?; } Ok(()) }) .expect("tag dict encoding cannot fail"); e.get_output().expect("tag dict encoding cannot fail") } /// A `ToBencode` adapter emitting a byte string, so tag values can be /// passed to `emit_pair`. struct Bytes<'a>(&'a [u8]); impl bendy::encoding::ToBencode for Bytes<'_> { const MAX_DEPTH: usize = 0; fn encode( &self, encoder: bendy::encoding::SingleItemEncoder<'_>, ) -> Result<(), bendy::encoding::Error> { encoder.emit_bytes(self.0) } } /// Decode breezy's bencode tag dict. fn decode_tags(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result>, BranchError> { use bendy::decoding::{Decoder, Object}; if bytes.is_empty() { return Ok(BTreeMap::new()); } let mut decoder = Decoder::new(bytes); let obj = decoder .next_object() .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("tags decode: {e}")))?; let mut dict = match obj { Some(Object::Dict(d)) => d, _ => { return Err(BranchError::Corrupt( "tags is not a bencode dict".to_string(), )) } }; let mut out = BTreeMap::new(); while let Some((key, value)) = dict .next_pair() .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("tags decode: {e}")))? { let name = String::from_utf8(key.to_vec()) .map_err(|_| BranchError::Corrupt("tag name not utf-8".to_string()))?; let target = value .try_into_bytes() .map_err(|e| BranchError::Corrupt(format!("tag value not bytes: {e}")))? .to_vec(); out.insert(name, target); } Ok(out) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::{LocalTransport, Transport}; use std::sync::Arc; /// A branch over a temp dir, plus a borrowed handle to the same /// transport for asserting on-disk bytes. fn branch_transport() -> (tempfile::TempDir, Branch, Arc) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let probe = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let shared: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); (dir, Branch::new(shared), probe) } /// A format-5 (full-history) branch over a temp dir. #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] fn branch_transport_format5() -> (tempfile::TempDir, Branch, Arc) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let probe = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); probe .put_bytes("format", b"Bazaar-NG branch format 5\n", None) .unwrap(); let shared: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); (dir, Branch::new(shared), probe) } #[test] fn empty_branch_is_null_revision() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (0, NULL_REVISION.to_vec()) ); assert!(branch.tags().unwrap().is_empty()); } #[test] fn last_revision_round_trips() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); branch.set_last_revision_info(5, b"rev-abc").unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (5, b"rev-abc".to_vec()) ); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision().unwrap(), b"rev-abc".to_vec()); } #[test] fn last_revision_on_disk_format() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport(); branch.set_last_revision_info(2, b"x").unwrap(); assert_eq!(probe.get_bytes("last-revision").unwrap(), b"2 x\n"); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn format5_empty_branch_is_null_revision() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport_format5(); assert!(branch.format().full_history); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (0, NULL_REVISION.to_vec()) ); assert!(branch.revision_history().unwrap().is_empty()); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn format5_appends_to_revision_history() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport_format5(); branch.set_last_revision_info(1, b"rev-1").unwrap(); branch.set_last_revision_info(2, b"rev-2").unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (2, b"rev-2".to_vec())); assert_eq!( branch.revision_history().unwrap(), vec![b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec()] ); // Byte-for-byte the format brz writes: newline-separated, no trailer. assert_eq!( probe.get_bytes("revision-history").unwrap(), b"rev-1\nrev-2".to_vec() ); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn format5_set_revision_history_replaces() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport_format5(); branch .set_revision_history(&[b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (3, b"c".to_vec())); } /// Setting the tip back to an earlier revno drops the later revisions /// (the uncommit case). Ported from breezy's per_branch /// `test_generate_revision_history`, which generates a shorter mainline. #[test] fn format5_set_last_revision_info_truncates() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport_format5(); branch .set_revision_history(&[b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec(), b"c".to_vec()]) .unwrap(); // Point the tip back at revno 2 ("b"); "c" is dropped. branch.set_last_revision_info(2, b"b").unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (2, b"b".to_vec())); assert_eq!( branch.revision_history().unwrap(), vec![b"a".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()] ); } /// Setting the tip to the null revision empties the history. Ported from /// breezy's `test_generate_revision_history_NULL_REVISION`. #[test] fn format5_set_last_revision_info_null_empties_history() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport_format5(); branch.set_last_revision_info(1, b"rev-1").unwrap(); branch.set_last_revision_info(0, NULL_REVISION).unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (0, NULL_REVISION.to_vec()) ); assert!(branch.revision_history().unwrap().is_empty()); } #[test] fn tags_round_trip() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); let mut tags = BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert("v1.0".to_string(), b"rev-1".to_vec()); tags.insert("v2.0".to_string(), b"rev-2".to_vec()); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.tags().unwrap(), tags); } #[test] fn tags_on_disk_matches_breezy_bencode() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport(); let mut tags = BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert( "v1.0".to_string(), b"test@example.com-20200101120000-x".to_vec(), ); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); // Byte-for-byte the format brz writes: d4:v1.0:e. assert_eq!( probe.get_bytes("tags").unwrap(), b"d4:v1.033:test@example.com-20200101120000-xe".to_vec() ); } /// A non-ASCII tag name round-trips. Ported from breezy's per_branch /// test_tags.test_delete_tag, which uses a Greek alpha tag name. #[test] fn tags_unicode_name_round_trips() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); let mut tags = BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert("\u{3b1}".to_string(), b"rev-1".to_vec()); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); // Re-open the branch from the same transport and read the tag back. let reopened = Branch::new(branch.transport.clone()); assert_eq!(reopened.tags().unwrap(), tags); } /// Removing a tag means re-writing the map without it; the deleted tag is /// then absent on disk. Ported from test_tags.test_delete_tag (adapted to /// our whole-map tag API). #[test] fn tags_delete_removes_from_map() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); let mut tags = BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert("keep".to_string(), b"rev-1".to_vec()); tags.insert("drop".to_string(), b"rev-2".to_vec()); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); tags.remove("drop"); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.tags().unwrap(), tags); assert!(!branch.tags().unwrap().contains_key("drop")); } /// A tag whose target revision does not exist still stores and reads back; /// the branch performs no existence check. Ported from /// test_tags.test_ghost_tag. #[test] fn tags_ghost_target_is_stored() { let (_d, branch, _probe) = branch_transport(); let mut tags = BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert("ghost".to_string(), b"idontexist".to_vec()); branch.set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.tags().unwrap().get("ghost").map(|v| v.as_slice()), Some(&b"idontexist"[..]) ); } /// get_config_bytes returns branch.conf verbatim, and an empty vec when /// the file is absent. Ported from per_branch/test_config.py's basic /// get/set config round-trip. #[test] fn get_config_bytes_reads_branch_conf() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport(); // No branch.conf yet -> empty. assert!(branch.get_config_bytes().unwrap().is_empty()); let body = b"[DEFAULT]\nnickname = trunk\n"; probe.put_bytes("branch.conf", body, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.get_config_bytes().unwrap(), body); } /// A branch opened as a specific format over a temp dir, plus a probe. fn branch_transport_format( format: &'static BranchFormat, ) -> (tempfile::TempDir, Branch, Arc) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let probe = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); probe .put_bytes("format", format.format_string, None) .unwrap(); let shared: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); (dir, Branch::new(shared), probe) } // --- Stacking --- #[test] fn not_stacked_by_default_on_format_7() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); assert!(matches!( branch.get_stacked_on_url(), Err(BranchError::NotStacked) )); } #[test] fn stacked_on_url_round_trips() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport(); branch.set_stacked_on_url(Some("../parent")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.get_stacked_on_url().unwrap(), "../parent"); // Stored as a branch.conf no-name key. let conf = String::from_utf8(probe.get_bytes("branch.conf").unwrap()).unwrap(); assert!(conf.contains("stacked_on_location = ../parent"), "{conf}"); } #[test] fn clearing_stacked_on_url_makes_it_not_stacked() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); branch.set_stacked_on_url(Some("../parent")).unwrap(); branch.set_stacked_on_url(None).unwrap(); assert!(matches!( branch.get_stacked_on_url(), Err(BranchError::NotStacked) )); } #[test] fn format_6_is_unstackable() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport_format(&FORMAT_6); assert!(matches!( branch.get_stacked_on_url(), Err(BranchError::Unstackable) )); assert!(matches!( branch.set_stacked_on_url(Some("x")), Err(BranchError::Unstackable) )); } // --- Bound branches (formats 6/7/8: config-based) --- #[test] fn unbound_by_default() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); assert_eq!(branch.get_bound_location().unwrap(), None); } #[test] fn bind_then_get_bound_location() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); branch.bind("http://example.com/master").unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.get_bound_location().unwrap().as_deref(), Some("http://example.com/master") ); } #[test] fn unbind_clears_bound_but_keeps_old_location() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); branch.bind("http://example.com/master").unwrap(); branch.unbind().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.get_bound_location().unwrap(), None); assert_eq!( branch.get_old_bound_location().unwrap().as_deref(), Some("http://example.com/master") ); } // --- Bound branches (format 5: file-based) --- #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn format_5_bound_uses_bound_file() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport_format5(); assert_eq!(branch.get_bound_location().unwrap(), None); branch.bind("/srv/master").unwrap(); assert_eq!(probe.get_bytes("bound").unwrap(), b"/srv/master\n"); assert_eq!( branch.get_bound_location().unwrap().as_deref(), Some("/srv/master") ); branch.unbind().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.get_bound_location().unwrap(), None); assert!(matches!( probe.get_bytes("bound"), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) )); } // --- Reference locations --- #[test] fn reference_info_round_trips_on_format_8() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport_format(&FORMAT_8); assert_eq!(branch.get_reference_info(b"file-1").unwrap(), (None, None)); branch .set_reference_info(b"file-1", Some("../subtree"), Some("sub/dir")) .unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.get_reference_info(b"file-1").unwrap(), (Some("../subtree".to_string()), Some("sub/dir".to_string())) ); } #[test] fn setting_reference_upgrades_format_7_to_8() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport_format(&FORMAT_7); branch .set_reference_info(b"file-1", Some("../subtree"), None) .unwrap(); // The format marker is now format 8. assert_eq!(probe.get_bytes("format").unwrap(), FORMAT_8.format_string); } #[test] fn deleting_reference_info() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport_format(&FORMAT_8); branch .set_reference_info(b"file-1", Some("../subtree"), None) .unwrap(); branch.set_reference_info(b"file-1", None, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.get_reference_info(b"file-1").unwrap(), (None, None)); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn reference_info_unsupported_on_format_5() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport_format5(); assert!(matches!( branch.get_reference_info(b"file-1"), Err(BranchError::Unsupported(_)) )); } // --- Branch reference format --- #[test] fn get_reference_is_none_on_normal_branch() { let (_d, branch, _p) = branch_transport(); assert_eq!(branch.get_reference().unwrap(), None); assert!(matches!( branch.set_reference("x"), Err(BranchError::Unsupported(_)) )); } #[test] fn reference_round_trips() { let (_d, branch, probe) = branch_transport_format(&REFERENCE_FORMAT_1); assert_eq!(branch.get_reference().unwrap(), None); branch.set_reference("file:///srv/real").unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.get_reference().unwrap().as_deref(), Some("file:///srv/real") ); // Stored verbatim in the `location` file, no trailing newline. assert_eq!(probe.get_bytes("location").unwrap(), b"file:///srv/real"); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bzrdir/format.rs0000644000000000000000000001030315211043163020312 0ustar00//! Control-directory format metadata and registry. //! //! Mirrors [`crate::repository::format`] and [`crate::branch::format`]: each //! named `brz init --format=` combo is declared with //! [`declare_bzrdir_format!`] and collected into a registry. A combo names //! the repository, branch and working-tree format markers it creates; the //! repository marker is looked up in the repository registry so creation //! dispatches through that format's own `create` function. /// A named control-directory format: the meta-directory layout plus the /// markers for each component it creates. Mirrors an entry in breezy's /// `controldir.format_registry` (e.g. "2a", "pack-0.92", "1.9"). #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] pub struct ControlDirFormat { /// The registry name (`brz init --format=`). pub name: &'static str, /// The `.bzr/repository/format` marker of the repository to create. pub repo_marker: &'static [u8], /// The `.bzr/branch/format` marker of the branch to create. pub branch_marker: &'static [u8], /// The `.bzr/checkout/format` marker of the working tree to create. pub wt_marker: &'static [u8], /// Whether the working tree writes a `views` file (formats 6+). pub wt_has_views: bool, } impl ControlDirFormat { /// Baseline format with empty markers; the `..` base used by /// [`declare_bzrdir_format!`]. pub const DEFAULT: ControlDirFormat = ControlDirFormat { name: "", repo_marker: b"", branch_marker: b"", wt_marker: b"", wt_has_views: false, }; } /// Registry entry, submitted by [`declare_bzrdir_format!`]. pub struct ControlDirFormatRegistration(pub &'static ControlDirFormat); inventory::collect!(ControlDirFormatRegistration); /// Declare a control-directory format: define a `static` [`ControlDirFormat`] /// and register it. A declaration states only the fields that differ from /// [`ControlDirFormat::DEFAULT`]. #[macro_export] macro_rules! declare_bzrdir_format { ( $static_name:ident { $( $field:ident : $value:expr, )* } ) => { pub static $static_name: $crate::bzrdir::format::ControlDirFormat = $crate::bzrdir::format::ControlDirFormat { $( $field: $value, )* ..$crate::bzrdir::format::ControlDirFormat::DEFAULT }; inventory::submit! { $crate::bzrdir::format::ControlDirFormatRegistration(&$static_name) } }; } /// Look up a control-directory format by its `brz init --format=` name. pub fn find_control_dir_format(name: &str) -> Option<&'static ControlDirFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .find(|f| f.name == name) } /// All declared control-directory formats. pub fn control_dir_formats() -> Vec<&'static ControlDirFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn the_2a_combo_is_registered() { let f = find_control_dir_format("2a").expect("2a combo registered"); assert_eq!(f.repo_marker, super::super::REPOSITORY_FORMAT_2A); assert_eq!(f.branch_marker, super::super::BRANCH_FORMAT_7); assert_eq!(f.wt_marker, super::super::WORKINGTREE_FORMAT_6); assert!(f.wt_has_views); } #[cfg(feature = "knit")] #[test] fn the_knit_combo_pairs_branch_5_and_wt_3() { let f = find_control_dir_format("knit").expect("knit combo registered"); assert_eq!(f.repo_marker, b"Bazaar-NG Knit Repository Format 1"); assert_eq!(f.branch_marker, b"Bazaar-NG branch format 5\n"); assert_eq!(f.wt_marker, b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3"); assert!(!f.wt_has_views); } #[test] fn every_combo_names_a_registered_repository_format() { for f in control_dir_formats() { assert!( crate::repository::find_format(f.repo_marker).is_some(), "combo {} names an unregistered repository marker", f.name ); } } #[test] fn unknown_name_is_none() { assert!(find_control_dir_format("no-such-format").is_none()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/bzrdir/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000017560215211517616017630 0ustar00//! Opening `.bzr` control directories. //! //! A `.bzr` directory in the "meta directory" layout holds independent //! components, each in its own subdirectory with a `format` marker file: //! //! ```text //! .bzr/ //! branch-format # "Bazaar-NG meta directory, format 1\n" //! repository/format # repository format marker //! branch/format # branch format marker //! checkout/format # working-tree format marker //! ``` //! //! Any of the `repository`, `branch` and `checkout` components may be //! absent (a repository-only or branch-only control directory is valid). //! //! This is not a cross-VCS prober: it only ever opens `.bzr`, and the //! only thing it "detects" is which bzr format string each present //! component carries, so the right decoder is used and an unsupported //! format is rejected loudly rather than mis-read. The supported formats //! span the pack family -- 2a (groupcompress) and the knit-pack formats //! from 0.92 through 1.14 (both GraphIndex- and B+Tree-indexed, with //! rich-root and subtree variants), paired with Branch 6/7/8 and Working //! Tree 4/5/6 -- the non-pack knit format (Branch 5, Working Tree 3), and //! the all-in-one weave format ("Bazaar-NG branch, format 6"), which lives //! directly under `.bzr` and is opened as a [`BzrDirAllInOne`] rather than //! a meta-directory. pub mod format; pub use format::{control_dir_formats, find_control_dir_format, ControlDirFormat}; use crate::declare_bzrdir_format; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, Transport, TransportError}; /// Top-level marker in `.bzr/branch-format` for the meta directory layout. pub const METADIR_MARKER: &[u8] = b"Bazaar-NG meta directory, format 1\n"; /// Supported repository format marker (`2a`). pub const REPOSITORY_FORMAT_2A: &[u8] = b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n"; /// Supported branch format marker (Format 7). pub const BRANCH_FORMAT_7: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Branch Format 7 (needs bzr 1.6)\n"; /// Supported working-tree format marker (Format 6). pub const WORKINGTREE_FORMAT_6: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 6 (bzr 1.14)\n"; // The `brz init --format=` combos this crate can create, each pairing a // repository, branch and working-tree marker. A combo is gated behind the // same feature as the older repository backend it creates, so it is only // registered when that backend is built. const B5: &[u8] = b"Bazaar-NG branch format 5\n"; const B6: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Branch Format 6 (bzr 0.15)\n"; const B7: &[u8] = BRANCH_FORMAT_7; const WT3: &[u8] = b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3"; const WT4: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 4 (bzr 0.15)\n"; const WT5: &[u8] = b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 5 (bzr 1.11)\n"; const WT6: &[u8] = WORKINGTREE_FORMAT_6; declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_2A { name: "2a", repo_marker: REPOSITORY_FORMAT_2A, branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT6, wt_has_views: true, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_PACK_0_92 { name: "pack-0.92", repo_marker: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 (needs bzr 0.92)\n", branch_marker: B6, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_PACK_0_92_SUBTREE { name: "pack-0.92-subtree", repo_marker: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 with subtree support (needs bzr 0.92)\n", branch_marker: B6, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_RICH_ROOT_PACK { name: "rich-root-pack", repo_marker: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 with rich root (needs bzr 1.0)\n", branch_marker: B6, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_6 { name: "1.6", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack5 (bzr 1.6)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_6_1_RICH_ROOT { name: "1.6.1-rich-root", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack5RichRoot (bzr 1.6.1)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_9 { name: "1.9", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_9_RICH_ROOT { name: "1.9-rich-root", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6RichRoot (bzr 1.9)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT4, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_14 { name: "1.14", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT5, } } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_1_14_RICH_ROOT { name: "1.14-rich-root", repo_marker: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6RichRoot (bzr 1.9)\n", branch_marker: B7, wt_marker: WT5, } } #[cfg(feature = "knit")] declare_bzrdir_format! { FORMAT_KNIT { name: "knit", repo_marker: b"Bazaar-NG Knit Repository Format 1", branch_marker: B5, wt_marker: WT3, } } /// Errors from opening a `.bzr` directory. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum BzrDirError { /// No `.bzr/branch-format` file was found at the given location. NotABzrDir, /// The control directory is not in the meta-directory layout (e.g. an /// old all-in-one format). The marker found is included. NotMetaDir(Vec), /// A present component is in a format this crate does not support. /// Carries which component and the marker that was found. UnsupportedFormat { /// The component whose format is unsupported. component: Component, /// The marker string read from the component's `format` file. found: Vec, }, /// Opening a component (repository/branch/working tree) failed. Component(String), /// No repository was found for a control directory, and no enclosing /// shared repository exists. NoRepositoryPresent, /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), } impl std::fmt::Display for BzrDirError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { BzrDirError::NotABzrDir => write!(f, "not a .bzr control directory"), BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(m) => write!( f, "not a meta-directory .bzr (found marker {:?})", String::from_utf8_lossy(m) ), BzrDirError::UnsupportedFormat { component, found } => write!( f, "unsupported {} format: {:?}", component.as_str(), String::from_utf8_lossy(found) ), BzrDirError::Component(m) => write!(f, "{m}"), BzrDirError::NoRepositoryPresent => { write!(f, "no repository present and no shared repository found") } BzrDirError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for BzrDirError {} impl From for BzrDirError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { BzrDirError::Transport(e) } } /// The independent components a meta-directory `.bzr` can contain. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Component { /// The object store (`repository/`). Repository, /// The branch (`branch/`). Branch, /// The working-tree checkout (`checkout/`). WorkingTree, } impl Component { fn as_str(self) -> &'static str { match self { Component::Repository => "repository", Component::Branch => "branch", Component::WorkingTree => "working tree", } } /// Subdirectory name within `.bzr` for this component. fn subdir(self) -> &'static str { match self { Component::Repository => "repository", Component::Branch => "branch", Component::WorkingTree => "checkout", } } /// Whether `marker` names a format of this component that this crate /// can open, consulting the per-component format registry. fn format_is_supported(self, marker: &[u8]) -> bool { match self { Component::Repository => crate::repository::find_format(marker) .map(|f| f.is_supported()) .unwrap_or(false), // A branch reference is a valid branch component even though it // cannot be opened as a normal branch directly: open_branch follows // its `location` file to the real branch. Component::Branch => crate::branch::find_format(marker) .map(|f| f.is_supported() || f.is_reference) .unwrap_or(false), Component::WorkingTree => crate::workingtree::find_format(marker) .map(|f| f.is_supported()) .unwrap_or(false), } } } /// An opened `.bzr` control directory. /// /// Two layouts implement this: [`BzrDirMeta`] for the meta-directory /// format (each component in its own subdirectory) and [`BzrDirAllInOne`] /// for the older all-in-one weave format, whose stores live directly under /// `.bzr`. Use the free [`open`] function to open whichever is on disk. /// /// The accessors return owned component objects that can outlive the /// control directory. pub trait ControlDir: Send + Sync { /// The transport rooted at the `.bzr` directory. fn transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport; /// Whether this control directory contains a repository. fn has_repository(&self) -> bool; /// Whether this control directory contains a branch. fn has_branch(&self) -> bool; /// Whether this control directory contains a working-tree checkout. fn has_workingtree(&self) -> bool; /// Open the repository in this control directory. fn open_repository(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError>; /// Open the repository with any stacked-on fallback activated. /// /// The default returns the plain repository (correct for formats that /// cannot stack); [`BzrDirMeta`] overrides it to follow the branch's /// `stacked_on_location`. fn open_repository_stacked( &self, ) -> Result, BzrDirError> { self.open_repository() } /// Open the branch in this control directory. fn open_branch(&self) -> Result; /// Open the working tree in this control directory. fn open_workingtree(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError>; /// Whether this control directory's repository is shared. The default is /// `false` (the all-in-one weave format is never shared); [`BzrDirMeta`] /// reads the `shared-storage` marker. fn is_shared(&self) -> Result { Ok(false) } /// Whether this repository creates working trees for branches it serves. /// The default is `true`; [`BzrDirMeta`] reads the `no-working-trees` /// marker. fn make_working_trees(&self) -> Result { Ok(true) } /// Set whether this repository creates working trees. Unsupported on /// formats without a separate repository control dir (the default errors). fn set_make_working_trees(&self, _value: bool) -> Result<(), BzrDirError> { Err(BzrDirError::Component( "format does not support setting make_working_trees".to_string(), )) } /// Find the repository serving this control directory, walking up to an /// enclosing shared repository when this one has none. The default opens /// this control directory's own repository; [`BzrDirMeta`] walks up. fn find_repository(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { self.open_repository() } } /// An opened `.bzr` meta directory. /// /// Owns the transport rooted *at* the `.bzr` directory (as a /// [`SharedTransport`], consistent with the other opener objects) and /// records which components are present and format-verified. The /// `open_*` accessors descend into each component's subdirectory and /// return owned objects that can outlive this `BzrDirMeta`. pub struct BzrDirMeta { transport: SharedTransport, has_repository: bool, has_branch: bool, has_workingtree: bool, } impl BzrDirMeta { /// Open the `.bzr` directory reachable through `transport`. /// /// `transport` must be rooted at the `.bzr` directory itself (i.e. /// `transport.get_bytes("branch-format")` reads `.bzr/branch-format`). /// To open from the directory that *contains* `.bzr`, descend with /// [`Transport::subtransport`] first. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let marker = match transport.get_bytes("branch-format") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; if marker != METADIR_MARKER { return Err(BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(marker)); } let has_repository = Self::verify_component(transport.as_ref(), Component::Repository)?; let has_branch = Self::verify_component(transport.as_ref(), Component::Branch)?; let has_workingtree = Self::verify_component(transport.as_ref(), Component::WorkingTree)?; Ok(BzrDirMeta { transport, has_repository, has_branch, has_workingtree, }) } /// Create a fresh 2a control directory under `parent` (the directory /// that will contain `.bzr`), with an empty repository, branch and /// working tree, and open it. /// /// Writes the full meta-directory scaffold: the `.bzr` marker, each /// component's `format` file, an empty repository (`pack-names`), an /// empty branch (`null:` tip, empty tags/config), and an empty /// dirstate-based working tree. pub fn create(parent: &SharedTransport) -> Result { Self::create_with_format( parent, find_control_dir_format("2a").expect("2a format is registered"), ) } /// Create a fresh control directory in `format` under `parent`, with an /// empty repository, branch and working tree of the format's components, /// and open it. `format` names a `brz init --format=` combo (see /// [`control_dir_formats`]). pub fn create_with_format( parent: &SharedTransport, format: &ControlDirFormat, ) -> Result { let bzr = parent.subtransport(".bzr")?; bzr.mkdir("")?; bzr.put_bytes("branch-format", METADIR_MARKER, None)?; bzr.put_bytes( "README", b"This is a Bazaar control directory.\n\ Do not change any files in this directory.\n\ See http://bazaar.canonical.com/ for more information about Bazaar.\n", None, )?; // Repository: empty store, created through the format's own `create` // function (looked up by the combo's repository marker). let repo_t = bzr.subtransport("repository")?; let repo_format = crate::repository::find_format(format.repo_marker).ok_or_else(|| { BzrDirError::Component(format!( "repository format not registered: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(format.repo_marker) )) })?; (repo_format.create)(repo_format, repo_t) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("creating repository: {e}")))?; // Branch: format marker, null tip, empty config and tags. Format 5 // (full history) keeps the tip in revision-history rather than a // last-revision line, and writes a branch-name file. let branch = bzr.subtransport("branch")?; branch.mkdir("")?; branch.put_bytes("format", format.branch_marker, None)?; let branch_is_format5 = crate::branch::find_format(format.branch_marker) .map(|f| f.full_history) .unwrap_or(false); if branch_is_format5 { branch.put_bytes("revision-history", b"", None)?; branch.put_bytes("branch-name", b"", None)?; } else { branch.put_bytes("last-revision", b"0 null:\n", None)?; } branch.put_bytes("branch.conf", b"", None)?; branch.put_bytes("tags", b"", None)?; // Working tree: format marker and conflicts. A dirstate format (4/5/6) // writes an empty dirstate and (6+) a views file; the pre-dirstate // format 3 writes an empty working inventory and pending-merges. let checkout = bzr.subtransport("checkout")?; checkout.mkdir("")?; checkout.put_bytes("format", format.wt_marker, None)?; checkout.put_bytes("conflicts", b"BZR conflict list format 1\n", None)?; let wt_uses_dirstate = crate::workingtree::find_format(format.wt_marker) .map(|f| f.uses_dirstate) .unwrap_or(true); if wt_uses_dirstate { if format.wt_has_views { checkout.put_bytes("views", b"", None)?; } checkout.put_bytes("dirstate", &empty_dirstate_bytes(), None)?; } else { checkout.put_bytes( "inventory", b"\n\n", None, )?; checkout.put_bytes("pending-merges", b"", None)?; } Self::open(bzr) } /// Create a shared repository (no branch or working tree) under `parent`, /// using the 2a format, and open it. /// /// This is the on-disk shape of `brz init-shared-repository`: a `.bzr` with /// only a `repository/` component, carrying the empty `shared-storage` /// marker so branches in sibling control directories resolve to it via /// [`find_repository`](Self::find_repository). pub fn create_shared_repository(parent: &SharedTransport) -> Result { Self::create_shared_repository_with_format( parent, find_control_dir_format("2a").expect("2a format is registered"), ) } /// Create a shared repository of `format`'s repository format under /// `parent`, and open it. /// /// Shared repositories are a metadir feature, supported by every repository /// format this crate creates except the all-in-one (pre-metadir) layout, /// which has no separate `repository/` directory to mark. Passing such a /// format errors with [`BzrDirError::Component`]. pub fn create_shared_repository_with_format( parent: &SharedTransport, format: &ControlDirFormat, ) -> Result { let repo_format = crate::repository::find_format(format.repo_marker).ok_or_else(|| { BzrDirError::Component(format!( "repository format not registered: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(format.repo_marker) )) })?; if repo_format.is_all_in_one() { return Err(BzrDirError::Component( "all-in-one formats cannot be shared repositories".to_string(), )); } let bzr = parent.subtransport(".bzr")?; bzr.mkdir("")?; bzr.put_bytes("branch-format", METADIR_MARKER, None)?; let repo_t = bzr.subtransport("repository")?; (repo_format.create)(repo_format, repo_t) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("creating repository: {e}")))?; // Mark it shared. bzr.subtransport("repository")? .put_bytes("shared-storage", b"", None)?; Self::open(bzr) } /// Open the branch a reference's `location` points at. /// /// The location is the URL of the referenced branch's containing directory /// (where its `.bzr` lives). breezy writes an absolute URL; a `file://` /// prefix is stripped to a local path. The reference is opened as its own /// control directory, and its branch returned (which may itself be a /// reference, so the open recurses through [`open`]). fn open_referenced_branch(&self, location: &str) -> Result { let path = location.strip_prefix("file://").unwrap_or(location); // The reference points at the directory containing `.bzr`; descend into // its control directory and open the branch there. let containing = self.transport.subtransport(path)?; let target_bzr = containing.subtransport(".bzr")?; let target = open(target_bzr)?; target.open_branch() } /// Open the repository of the branch this one is stacked on, following the /// stacked-on chain so a multiply-stacked branch picks up every base. fn open_stacked_on_repository( &self, location: &str, ) -> Result, BzrDirError> { let path = location.strip_prefix("file://").unwrap_or(location); let containing = self.transport.subtransport(path)?; let base_bzr = containing.subtransport(".bzr")?; let base = BzrDirMeta::open(base_bzr)?; // Recurse so the base's own stacking (if any) is activated too. base.open_repository_stacked() } /// Verify a component's format if it is present. /// /// Returns `Ok(true)` if the component exists and is a supported /// format, `Ok(false)` if the component is absent, and /// [`BzrDirError::UnsupportedFormat`] if it exists but carries an /// unrecognised marker. fn verify_component( transport: &dyn Transport, component: Component, ) -> Result { let format_path = format!("{}/format", component.subdir()); match transport.get_bytes(&format_path) { Ok(found) => { if component.format_is_supported(&found) { Ok(true) } else { Err(BzrDirError::UnsupportedFormat { component, found }) } } Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(false), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// A transport rooted at the `repository/` component directory. fn repository_transport(&self) -> Result { Ok(self .transport .subtransport(Component::Repository.subdir())?) } } /// Whether two transports point at the same directory, comparing canonicalised /// filesystem paths so `..`-laden relative paths that resolve to the same place /// (e.g. stepping up from the filesystem root) are recognised as equal. fn same_location(a: &SharedTransport, b: &SharedTransport) -> bool { match (a.local_path(""), b.local_path("")) { (Some(pa), Some(pb)) => { let ca = std::fs::canonicalize(&pa).unwrap_or(pa); let cb = std::fs::canonicalize(&pb).unwrap_or(pb); ca == cb } // Non-local transports: fall back to comparing abspaths. _ => match (a.abspath(""), b.abspath("")) { (Ok(pa), Ok(pb)) => pa == pb, _ => false, }, } } impl ControlDir for BzrDirMeta { fn transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport { &self.transport } fn has_repository(&self) -> bool { self.has_repository } fn has_branch(&self) -> bool { self.has_branch } fn has_workingtree(&self) -> bool { self.has_workingtree } /// Open the repository in this control directory. /// /// Errors with [`BzrDirError::NotABzrDir`] if there is no repository /// component (a branch- or checkout-only `.bzr`). fn open_repository(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { if !self.has_repository { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } let sub = self .transport .subtransport(Component::Repository.subdir())?; crate::repository::open(sub) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("opening repository: {e}"))) } /// Open the repository, activating any stacked-on fallback so reads resolve /// objects held only in the base repository. /// /// If the branch is stacked, its `stacked_on_location` is followed to the /// base branch's repository, which is wired in as a fallback through a /// [`StackedRepository`](crate::repository::StackedRepository). A /// non-stacked (or branchless) control directory returns its plain /// repository unchanged. fn open_repository_stacked( &self, ) -> Result, BzrDirError> { let repo = self.open_repository()?; if !self.has_branch { return Ok(repo); } let branch = self.open_branch()?; let stacked_on = match branch.get_stacked_on_url() { Ok(url) => url, // Not stacked, or a format that cannot stack: plain repository. Err(crate::branch::BranchError::NotStacked) | Err(crate::branch::BranchError::Unstackable) => return Ok(repo), Err(e) => { return Err(BzrDirError::Component(format!( "reading stacked-on location: {e}" ))) } }; use crate::repository::Repository as _; let base = self.open_stacked_on_repository(&stacked_on)?; let mut stacked = crate::repository::StackedRepository::new(repo); stacked .add_fallback_repository(base) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("wiring fallback repository: {e}")))?; Ok(Box::new(stacked)) } /// Open the branch in this control directory. /// /// If the branch component is a branch *reference* (a lightweight /// checkout's pointer to a branch held elsewhere), this follows the /// reference's `location` to the real branch and returns that. Errors with /// [`BzrDirError::NotABzrDir`] if there is no branch component. fn open_branch(&self) -> Result { if !self.has_branch { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } let sub = self.transport.subtransport(Component::Branch.subdir())?; let branch = crate::branch::Branch::new(sub); match branch .get_reference() .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("reading branch reference: {e}")))? { Some(location) => self.open_referenced_branch(&location), None => Ok(branch), } } /// Open the working tree in this control directory. /// /// The working tree reads `.bzr/checkout/dirstate` and the files on /// disk, so it is rooted at the directory that *contains* `.bzr` (one /// level up from this `BzrDirMeta`'s transport). /// /// Errors with [`BzrDirError::NotABzrDir`] if there is no working-tree /// component. fn open_workingtree(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { if !self.has_workingtree { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } let root = self.transport.subtransport("..")?; crate::workingtree::open(root) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("opening working tree: {e}"))) } /// Whether this control directory's repository is shared (serves branches /// in other control directories). /// /// A shared repository carries an empty `shared-storage` marker file. /// Errors with [`BzrDirError::NotABzrDir`] if there is no repository. fn is_shared(&self) -> Result { if !self.has_repository { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } Ok(self.repository_transport()?.has("shared-storage")?) } /// Whether this repository creates working trees for branches it serves. /// /// True unless the `no-working-trees` marker is present (note the inverted /// polarity: the marker's presence means *no* working trees). fn make_working_trees(&self) -> Result { if !self.has_repository { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } Ok(!self.repository_transport()?.has("no-working-trees")?) } /// Set whether this repository creates working trees. `true` removes the /// `no-working-trees` marker; `false` writes it. fn set_make_working_trees(&self, value: bool) -> Result<(), BzrDirError> { if !self.has_repository { return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir); } let repo = self.repository_transport()?; if value { match repo.delete("no-working-trees") { Ok(()) | Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } else { repo.put_bytes("no-working-trees", b"", None)?; Ok(()) } } /// Find the repository serving this control directory, walking up to an /// enclosing shared repository when this control directory has none of its /// own. /// /// Mirrors breezy's `find_repository`: this control directory's own /// repository is used unconditionally; an ancestor's repository is used /// only if it is shared. A non-shared ancestor repository, the filesystem /// root, or a missing control directory all stop the walk with /// [`BzrDirError::NoRepositoryPresent`]. fn find_repository(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { // Our own repository, if present, is used regardless of shared status. if self.has_repository { return self.open_repository(); } // Walk up the directory tree looking for an enclosing shared // repository. `dir` is the directory *containing* the control dir we // are about to probe; it always exists, so it can be canonicalised to // detect the filesystem root (where stepping up no longer moves). let mut dir = self.transport.subtransport("..")?; loop { let parent = dir.subtransport("..")?; if same_location(&dir, &parent) { // Reached the filesystem root. return Err(BzrDirError::NoRepositoryPresent); } let next_bzr = parent.subtransport(".bzr")?; match BzrDirMeta::open(next_bzr) { Ok(found) if found.has_repository => { if found.is_shared()? { return found.open_repository(); } // A non-shared ancestor repository blocks the walk. return Err(BzrDirError::NoRepositoryPresent); } // No repository here, or not a control dir: keep walking up. Ok(_) | Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir) | Err(BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(_)) => { dir = parent; } Err(e) => return Err(e), } } } } /// An opened all-in-one weave control directory ("Bazaar-NG branch, /// format 6", bzr 0.8). /// /// Unlike the meta-directory layout, the repository, branch and working /// tree all live directly under `.bzr` rather than in component /// subdirectories. The transport is rooted at `.bzr` itself. #[cfg(feature = "weave")] pub struct BzrDirAllInOne { transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static crate::repository::RepositoryFormat, } #[cfg(feature = "weave")] impl BzrDirAllInOne { /// Open the all-in-one `.bzr` directory reachable through `transport` /// (rooted at `.bzr` itself). /// /// Reads `.bzr/branch-format`; succeeds only if the marker names a /// supported weave repository format. Other markers yield /// [`BzrDirError::NotMetaDir`] (carrying the marker found). pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let marker = match transport.get_bytes("branch-format") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; let format = crate::repository::find_format(&marker) .filter(|f| f.is_all_in_one() && f.is_supported()); match format { Some(format) => Ok(BzrDirAllInOne { transport, format }), None => Err(BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(marker)), } } /// Create a fresh all-in-one weave control directory ("Bazaar-NG branch, /// format 6") under `parent` (the directory that will contain `.bzr`) and /// open it. /// /// Writes the `.bzr` directory, the `branch-format` marker, an empty /// `revision-history` and `pending-merges`, the revision-less working /// `inventory`, and the empty weave repository scaffold (all directly /// under `.bzr`). pub fn create(parent: &SharedTransport) -> Result { let marker: &[u8] = b"Bazaar-NG branch, format 6\n"; let format = crate::repository::find_format(marker) .filter(|f| f.is_all_in_one()) .ok_or_else(|| BzrDirError::Component("weave format 6 not registered".to_string()))?; let bzr = parent.subtransport(".bzr")?; bzr.mkdir("")?; bzr.put_bytes("branch-format", marker, None)?; bzr.put_bytes("revision-history", b"", None)?; bzr.put_bytes("pending-merges", b"", None)?; bzr.put_bytes( "inventory", b"\n\n", None, )?; crate::repository::WeaveRepository::create(bzr.clone(), format) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("creating repository: {e}")))?; Self::open(bzr) } } #[cfg(feature = "weave")] impl ControlDir for BzrDirAllInOne { fn transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport { &self.transport } fn has_repository(&self) -> bool { true } fn has_branch(&self) -> bool { true } fn has_workingtree(&self) -> bool { true } fn open_repository(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { let repo = crate::repository::WeaveRepository::open(self.transport.clone(), self.format) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("opening repository: {e}")))?; Ok(Box::new(repo)) } /// Open the all-in-one branch. /// /// The weave branch stores its full mainline in `.bzr/revision-history` /// (like branch format 5) and has no `.bzr/branch/format` marker, so the /// branch is opened with the full-history format directly rather than by /// reading a marker. fn open_branch(&self) -> Result { let format = crate::branch::find_format(b"Bazaar-NG branch format 5\n") .ok_or_else(|| BzrDirError::Component("branch format 5 not registered".to_string()))?; Ok(crate::branch::Branch::with_format( self.transport.clone(), format, )) } /// Open the all-in-one working tree. /// /// The weave working tree stores its inventory, pending-merges and basis /// (the branch's revision-history) directly under `.bzr`, with no /// `checkout/` subdir or dirstate. Like the metadir tree it is rooted at /// the directory that *contains* `.bzr`. fn open_workingtree(&self) -> Result, BzrDirError> { let root = self.transport.subtransport("..")?; let wt = crate::workingtree::WorkingTree3::open_all_in_one(root) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("opening working tree: {e}")))?; Ok(Box::new(wt)) } } /// Open the `.bzr` control directory reachable through `transport`. /// /// `transport` must be rooted at the `.bzr` directory itself. Probes /// `.bzr/branch-format` and returns a [`BzrDirMeta`] for the meta-directory /// layout or a [`BzrDirAllInOne`] for a supported all-in-one weave format. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result, BzrDirError> { let marker = match transport.get_bytes("branch-format") { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; if marker == METADIR_MARKER { return Ok(Box::new(BzrDirMeta::open(transport)?)); } #[cfg(feature = "weave")] { Ok(Box::new(BzrDirAllInOne::open(transport)?)) } #[cfg(not(feature = "weave"))] { Err(BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(marker)) } } /// Upgrade the control directory under `parent` (the directory containing /// `.bzr`) to `target_format`. /// /// This is a sprout-style conversion: a fresh control directory in the target /// format is built alongside the existing one, every revision is fetched into /// its repository, the branch tip and tags are copied over, and then the old /// `.bzr` is moved aside to `backup.bzr` and the new one swapped into place. /// The old data is preserved in `backup.bzr` (not deleted). /// /// Errors with [`BzrDirError::Component`] if the source has no branch or /// repository to carry over, or if it is already in the target format. pub fn upgrade( parent: &SharedTransport, target_format: &ControlDirFormat, ) -> Result<(), BzrDirError> { let source_bzr = parent.subtransport(".bzr")?; let source = BzrDirMeta::open(source_bzr)?; if !source.has_repository || !source.has_branch { return Err(BzrDirError::Component( "can only upgrade a control directory with a branch and repository".to_string(), )); } // Already at the target repository format? Nothing to do. let source_repo = source.open_repository()?; if source_repo.format().format_string == target_format.repo_marker { return Err(BzrDirError::Component( "already in the target format".to_string(), )); } let source_branch = source.open_branch()?; let (revno, tip) = source_branch .last_revision_info() .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("reading branch tip: {e}")))?; let tags = source_branch .tags() .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("reading tags: {e}")))?; // Build the new-format control directory in a temporary sibling dir. let tmp_name = "upgrade.tmp"; // Start from a clean temp dir. let _ = parent.subtransport(tmp_name).and_then(|t| { let _ = t.subtransport(".bzr").map(|b| delete_tree(b.as_ref())); Ok(()) }); parent.mkdir(tmp_name)?; let tmp = parent.subtransport(tmp_name)?; let new = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&tmp, target_format)?; // Fetch every revision into the new repository. { let mut new_repo = new.open_repository()?; crate::repository::fetch(source_repo.as_ref(), new_repo.as_mut(), None) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("fetching revisions: {e}")))?; } // Carry over the branch tip and tags. let new_branch = new.open_branch()?; new_branch .set_last_revision_info(revno, &tip) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("setting branch tip: {e}")))?; if !tags.is_empty() { new_branch .set_tags(&tags) .map_err(|e| BzrDirError::Component(format!("setting tags: {e}")))?; } // Swap: move the old .bzr aside to backup.bzr, the new one into place. if parent.has("backup.bzr")? { return Err(BzrDirError::Component( "backup.bzr already exists; remove it before upgrading".to_string(), )); } parent.rename(".bzr", "backup.bzr")?; parent.rename(&format!("{tmp_name}/.bzr"), ".bzr")?; parent.rmdir(tmp_name)?; Ok(()) } /// Recursively delete a directory tree reached through `transport` (rooted at /// the directory to remove). Best-effort: missing entries are ignored. fn delete_tree(transport: &dyn Transport) -> Result<(), BzrDirError> { let entries = match transport.list_dir("") { Ok(e) => e, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; for entry in entries { // Try as a file first; if that fails as a directory, recurse. match transport.delete(&entry) { Ok(()) => {} Err(_) => { let sub = transport.subtransport(&entry)?; delete_tree(sub.as_ref())?; let _ = transport.rmdir(&entry); } } } Ok(()) } /// Serialise an empty dirstate (one root entry, no parents). fn empty_dirstate_bytes() -> Vec { use crate::dirstate::{DefaultSHA1Provider, DirState}; let mut state = DirState::new("dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider), 0, true, false); state.set_data(Vec::new(), DirState::empty_tree_dirblocks()); state.get_lines().concat() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; /// The supported on-disk marker for a component (used to write /// fixtures). These are the 2a / Branch 7 / Working Tree 6 markers. fn supported_marker(c: Component) -> &'static [u8] { match c { Component::Repository => REPOSITORY_FORMAT_2A, Component::Branch => BRANCH_FORMAT_7, Component::WorkingTree => WORKINGTREE_FORMAT_6, } } /// Build a minimal valid 2a meta-directory under `root/.bzr` and /// return a transport rooted at the `.bzr` directory. fn make_bzrdir(root: &std::path::Path, with: &[Component]) { let bzr = root.join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&bzr).unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("branch-format"), METADIR_MARKER).unwrap(); for &c in with { let dir = bzr.join(c.subdir()); std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir).unwrap(); std::fs::write(dir.join("format"), supported_marker(c)).unwrap(); } } fn bzr_transport(root: &std::path::Path) -> SharedTransport { std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(root.join(".bzr"))) } #[test] fn format_registries_are_separate() { // A component's marker must only resolve in that component's // registry, never another's. let repo = REPOSITORY_FORMAT_2A; let branch = BRANCH_FORMAT_7; let wt = WORKINGTREE_FORMAT_6; assert!(crate::repository::find_format(repo).is_some()); assert!(crate::repository::find_format(branch).is_none()); assert!(crate::repository::find_format(wt).is_none()); assert!(crate::branch::find_format(branch).is_some()); assert!(crate::branch::find_format(repo).is_none()); assert!(crate::branch::find_format(wt).is_none()); assert!(crate::workingtree::find_format(wt).is_some()); assert!(crate::workingtree::find_format(repo).is_none()); assert!(crate::workingtree::find_format(branch).is_none()); } #[test] fn opens_full_metadir() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); make_bzrdir( dir.path(), &[ Component::Repository, Component::Branch, Component::WorkingTree, ], ); let t = bzr_transport(dir.path()); let bd = BzrDirMeta::open(t).unwrap(); assert!(bd.has_repository()); assert!(bd.has_branch()); assert!(bd.has_workingtree()); } #[test] fn opens_repository_only() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); make_bzrdir(dir.path(), &[Component::Repository]); let t = bzr_transport(dir.path()); let bd = BzrDirMeta::open(t).unwrap(); assert!(bd.has_repository()); assert!(!bd.has_branch()); assert!(!bd.has_workingtree()); } #[test] fn missing_dir_is_not_a_bzrdir() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t = bzr_transport(dir.path()); match BzrDirMeta::open(t) { Err(BzrDirError::NotABzrDir) => {} other => panic!("expected NotABzrDir, got {other:?}"), } } #[test] fn non_metadir_marker_rejected() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let bzr = dir.path().join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&bzr).unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("branch-format"), b"Bazaar-NG branch, format 6\n").unwrap(); let t = bzr_transport(dir.path()); match BzrDirMeta::open(t) { Err(BzrDirError::NotMetaDir(_)) => {} other => panic!("expected NotMetaDir, got {other:?}"), } } #[test] fn unsupported_repository_format_rejected() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let bzr = dir.path().join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(bzr.join("repository")).unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("branch-format"), METADIR_MARKER).unwrap(); std::fs::write( bzr.join("repository/format"), b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 (needs bzr 1.6)\n", ) .unwrap(); let t = bzr_transport(dir.path()); match BzrDirMeta::open(t) { Err(BzrDirError::UnsupportedFormat { component: Component::Repository, .. }) => {} other => panic!("expected UnsupportedFormat(Repository), got {other:?}"), } } // A minimal all-in-one weave `.bzr` (one revision committing one file), // captured byte-for-byte from a `brz init --format=weave` tree. The // revision id is jelmer@jelmer.uk-20200101120000-jebv9gxg8ubhzbj8 and the // file is a.txt with content "hi\n". #[cfg(feature = "weave")] const WEAVE_REVID: &[u8] = b"jelmer@jelmer.uk-20200101120000-jebv9gxg8ubhzbj8"; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] const WEAVE_FILE_ID: &[u8] = b"a.txt-20260604015637-2c5ba92i40zw1mvp-1"; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] const WEAVE_INVENTORY: &[u8] = b"# bzr weave file v5\ni\n1 8a002a6377d9177f17c988d81dda2e0175a18398\nn jelmer@jelmer.uk-20200101120000-jebv9gxg8ubhzbj8\n\nw\n{ 0\n. \n. \n. \n}\nW\n"; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] const WEAVE_REVISION: &[u8] = b"\none\nwv\n\n\n"; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] const WEAVE_FILE_WEAVE: &[u8] = b"# bzr weave file v5\ni\n1 55ca6286e3e4f4fba5d0448333fa99fc5a404a73\nn jelmer@jelmer.uk-20200101120000-jebv9gxg8ubhzbj8\n\nw\n{ 0\n. hi\n}\nW\n"; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] fn make_weave_bzrdir(root: &std::path::Path) { use crate::key_mapper::{hash_prefix_map, url_unquote}; let bzr = root.join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&bzr).unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("branch-format"), b"Bazaar-NG branch, format 6\n").unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("inventory.weave"), WEAVE_INVENTORY).unwrap(); let mut history = WEAVE_REVID.to_vec(); history.push(b'\n'); std::fs::write(bzr.join("revision-history"), &history).unwrap(); // The working inventory (revision-less) and an empty pending-merges, // as brz keeps them directly under `.bzr` for the all-in-one tree. std::fs::write( bzr.join("inventory"), format!( "\n\n\n", std::str::from_utf8(WEAVE_FILE_ID).unwrap() ), ) .unwrap(); std::fs::write(bzr.join("pending-merges"), b"").unwrap(); std::fs::write(root.join("a.txt"), b"hi\n").unwrap(); // hash_prefix_map url-quotes the name; the local transport unquotes it // again when resolving, so the on-disk name is the unquoted form (e.g. // a literal `@`, as brz writes it). let rev_name = url_unquote(&hash_prefix_map(WEAVE_REVID)); let rev_path = bzr.join(format!("revision-store/{rev_name}")); std::fs::create_dir_all(rev_path.parent().unwrap()).unwrap(); std::fs::write(rev_path, WEAVE_REVISION).unwrap(); let weave_name = url_unquote(&hash_prefix_map(WEAVE_FILE_ID)); let weave_path = bzr.join(format!("weaves/{weave_name}.weave")); std::fs::create_dir_all(weave_path.parent().unwrap()).unwrap(); std::fs::write(weave_path, WEAVE_FILE_WEAVE).unwrap(); } #[cfg(feature = "weave")] #[test] fn opens_all_in_one_weave() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); make_weave_bzrdir(dir.path()); let cd = open(bzr_transport(dir.path())).unwrap(); assert!(cd.has_repository()); assert!(cd.has_branch()); assert!(cd.has_workingtree()); let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(), vec![WEAVE_REVID.to_vec()]); let rev = repo.get_revision(WEAVE_REVID).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.message, "one"); let inv = repo.get_inventory(WEAVE_REVID).unwrap(); let a_txt = inv .entries() .unwrap() .into_iter() .find(|(path, _)| path == "a.txt") .expect("a.txt in inventory"); assert_eq!(a_txt.1.file_id().as_bytes(), WEAVE_FILE_ID); let text = repo.get_file_text(WEAVE_FILE_ID, WEAVE_REVID).unwrap(); assert_eq!(text, b"hi\n".to_vec()); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (1, WEAVE_REVID.to_vec()) ); // The all-in-one working tree reads its inventory and basis directly // under `.bzr` (basis from the branch's revision-history). let wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.basis_revision().as_deref(), Some(WEAVE_REVID)); let files = wt.list_files(); assert_eq!(files.len(), 1); assert_eq!(files[0].path, "a.txt"); assert_eq!(files[0].file_id, WEAVE_FILE_ID.to_vec()); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt").as_deref(), Some(WEAVE_FILE_ID)); } /// A branch reference's `open_branch` follows the `location` file to the /// real branch held in another control directory. #[test] fn open_branch_follows_reference() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); // The real branch lives under `target/`; give it a tip. let target_root = dir.path().join("target"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&target_root).unwrap(); let target_parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&target_root)); let target = BzrDirMeta::create(&target_parent).unwrap(); target .open_branch() .unwrap() .set_last_revision_info(3, b"rev-real") .unwrap(); // The reference lives under `ref/`: a meta dir whose branch component // carries the reference format marker and a `location` file pointing at // the target's containing directory. let ref_root = dir.path().join("ref"); let ref_bzr = ref_root.join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(ref_bzr.join("branch")).unwrap(); std::fs::write(ref_bzr.join("branch-format"), METADIR_MARKER).unwrap(); std::fs::write( ref_bzr.join("branch/format"), b"Bazaar-NG Branch Reference Format 1\n", ) .unwrap(); std::fs::write( ref_bzr.join("branch/location"), target_root.to_str().unwrap().as_bytes(), ) .unwrap(); let ref_bzr_transport: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&ref_bzr)); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(ref_bzr_transport).unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!( branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (3, b"rev-real".to_vec()) ); } /// A stacked branch's open_repository_stacked resolves revisions held only /// in the base repository it is stacked on. #[test] fn open_repository_stacked_resolves_from_base() { use crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); // The base lives under `base/`: a 2a control directory with one commit. let base_root = dir.path().join("base"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&base_root).unwrap(); let base_parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&base_root)); let base = BzrDirMeta::create(&base_parent).unwrap(); { let mut repo = base.open_repository().unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let rev = crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-base"[..]), vec![], Some("T ".to_string()), "base commit".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ); repo.add_revision(&rev, &[]).unwrap(); let entries = vec![crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(ROOT_ID), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-base"[..])), )]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(b"rev-base", &[], ROOT_ID, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } // The stacked branch lives under `top/`: its own (empty) 2a repository, // with branch.conf pointing stacked_on_location at the base. let top_root = dir.path().join("top"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&top_root).unwrap(); let top_parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&top_root)); let top = BzrDirMeta::create(&top_parent).unwrap(); top.open_branch() .unwrap() .set_stacked_on_url(Some(base_root.to_str().unwrap())) .unwrap(); // The plain repository does not have the base's revision... assert!(!top .open_repository() .unwrap() .has_revision(b"rev-base") .unwrap()); // ...but the stacked one resolves it through the fallback. let stacked = top.open_repository_stacked().unwrap(); assert!(stacked.has_revision(b"rev-base").unwrap()); assert_eq!( stacked.get_revision(b"rev-base").unwrap().message, "base commit" ); } #[test] fn create_shared_repository_is_shared() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_shared_repository(&parent).unwrap(); assert!(cd.has_repository()); assert!(!cd.has_branch()); assert!(cd.is_shared().unwrap()); // A normal control directory is not shared. let other = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let op: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(other.path())); assert!(!BzrDirMeta::create(&op).unwrap().is_shared().unwrap()); } /// Shared repositories work for any metadir repository format, not just 2a. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn create_shared_repository_knitpack_format() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let fmt = find_control_dir_format("1.9").expect("1.9 format registered"); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_shared_repository_with_format(&parent, fmt).unwrap(); assert!(cd.has_repository()); assert!(!cd.has_branch()); assert!(cd.is_shared().unwrap()); // The repository opens under its own (knit-pack) format. assert_eq!( cd.open_repository().unwrap().format().format_string, fmt.repo_marker ); } #[test] fn make_working_trees_toggles_marker() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_shared_repository(&parent).unwrap(); // Default: working trees are made (no marker). assert!(cd.make_working_trees().unwrap()); cd.set_make_working_trees(false).unwrap(); assert!(!cd.make_working_trees().unwrap()); cd.set_make_working_trees(true).unwrap(); assert!(cd.make_working_trees().unwrap()); } #[test] fn find_repository_walks_up_to_shared() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); // A shared repository at the top. let shared_root = dir.path().join("shared"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&shared_root).unwrap(); let shared_parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&shared_root)); let shared = BzrDirMeta::create_shared_repository(&shared_parent).unwrap(); // Give the shared repo a revision so we can tell we resolved to it. { let mut repo = shared.open_repository().unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let rev = crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-shared"[..]), vec![], Some("T ".to_string()), "shared".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ); repo.add_revision(&rev, &[]).unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( b"rev-shared", &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &[crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-shared"[..])), )], ) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } // A branch-only control directory inside the shared repository's tree. let branch_root = shared_root.join("branch1"); let branch_bzr = branch_root.join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(branch_bzr.join("branch")).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch-format"), METADIR_MARKER).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch/format"), BRANCH_FORMAT_7).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch/last-revision"), b"0 null:\n").unwrap(); let branch_cd = BzrDirMeta::open(std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&branch_bzr))).unwrap(); assert!(!branch_cd.has_repository()); // find_repository walks up to the shared repository. let repo = branch_cd.find_repository().unwrap(); assert!(repo.has_revision(b"rev-shared").unwrap()); } #[test] fn find_repository_errors_when_none() { // A standalone control directory with its own (non-shared) repository // returns it directly; a branch-only dir with no shared ancestor errors. let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let branch_root = dir.path().join("lonely"); let branch_bzr = branch_root.join(".bzr"); std::fs::create_dir_all(branch_bzr.join("branch")).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch-format"), METADIR_MARKER).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch/format"), BRANCH_FORMAT_7).unwrap(); std::fs::write(branch_bzr.join("branch/last-revision"), b"0 null:\n").unwrap(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&branch_bzr))).unwrap(); assert!(matches!( cd.find_repository(), Err(BzrDirError::NoRepositoryPresent) )); } /// Upgrade a knit-pack control directory to 2a: a fresh 2a `.bzr` is built, /// the revision fetched, the branch tip carried over, and the old `.bzr` /// kept in `backup.bzr`. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn upgrade_knitpack_to_2a() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = std::sync::Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); // Build a knit-pack (1.9) control dir with one commit and a tag. let knitpack = find_control_dir_format("1.9").expect("1.9 format registered"); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, knitpack).unwrap(); let revid; { let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; revid = b"rev-1".to_vec(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", &revid, &[], b"hi\n").unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revid.as_slice())), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revid.as_slice())), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[b"hi\n"])), Some(3), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(&revid, &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); let rev = crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(revid.as_slice()), vec![], Some("T ".to_string()), "msg".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ); repo.add_revision(&rev, &[]).unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } cd.open_branch() .unwrap() .set_last_revision_info(1, &revid) .unwrap(); let mut tags = std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); tags.insert("v1".to_string(), revid.clone()); cd.open_branch().unwrap().set_tags(&tags).unwrap(); // Upgrade to 2a. let target = find_control_dir_format("2a").unwrap(); upgrade(&parent, target).unwrap(); // The live .bzr is now 2a, and the old one is preserved. assert!(parent.has("backup.bzr").unwrap()); let upgraded = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); assert_eq!( upgraded.open_repository().unwrap().format().format_string, target.repo_marker ); // The revision, its file text and the branch tip and tags survived. let repo = upgraded.open_repository().unwrap(); assert!(repo.has_revision(&revid).unwrap()); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", &revid).unwrap(), b"hi\n"); let branch = upgraded.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (1, revid.clone())); assert_eq!(branch.tags().unwrap().get("v1"), Some(&revid)); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/config/configobj.rs0000644000000000000000000005217015211573005020746 0ustar00//! A parser and writer for the ConfigObj INI dialect breezy stores config in. //! //! Breezy loads config files as UTF-8 with `list_values=False` and //! interpolation off, and only ever uses depth-1 sections in practice //! (`branch.conf`/`bazaar.conf` use the top-level no-name section plus an //! optional `[DEFAULT]`; `locations.conf` uses `[path]` sections). This module //! supports exactly that: the top-level scalars and any number of `[name]` //! sections, preserving order and comment/blank lines so a rewrite only changes //! the value that changed. //! //! With `list_values=False`, the parser does not strip surrounding quotes or //! split comma lists; that happens later when a [`super::Stack`] unquotes a //! value. Writing goes through breezy's list-aware quoting via [`quote_value`]. use super::Section; /// A parse error from [`ConfigObj::parse`]. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum ConfigObjError { /// A section header bracket run was malformed (unbalanced `[`/`]`). BadSectionHeader(String), /// A non-blank, non-comment, non-header line had no `=`. MissingEquals(String), /// A line referenced a deeper nesting than supported (breezy uses depth 1). NestingTooDeep(String), /// The content was not valid UTF-8. NotUtf8, } impl std::fmt::Display for ConfigObjError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ConfigObjError::BadSectionHeader(l) => write!(f, "bad section header: {l:?}"), ConfigObjError::MissingEquals(l) => write!(f, "line is not key = value: {l:?}"), ConfigObjError::NestingTooDeep(l) => write!(f, "section nested too deeply: {l:?}"), ConfigObjError::NotUtf8 => write!(f, "config content is not valid UTF-8"), } } } impl std::error::Error for ConfigObjError {} /// One physical line of a parsed config file, kept so the file round-trips. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] enum Line { /// A blank or `#`-comment line, stored verbatim (without its newline). Verbatim(String), /// A `[name]` section header introducing the section with this name. SectionHeader(String), /// A `key = value` entry. `section` is the owning section name (`None` for /// the top-level no-name section). `trailing` keeps any inline comment so /// it survives a rewrite. Entry { section: Option, key: String, value: String, trailing: String, }, } /// A parsed ConfigObj file. /// /// Holds the lines in order. Lookups and mutations work through the logical /// section/key model while the physical line order is preserved for writing. pub struct ConfigObj { lines: Vec, } impl ConfigObj { /// An empty config (no lines). pub fn empty() -> Self { ConfigObj { lines: Vec::new() } } /// Parse `bytes` (UTF-8) into a config. pub fn parse(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { let text = std::str::from_utf8(bytes).map_err(|_| ConfigObjError::NotUtf8)?; let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut current_section: Option = None; for raw in text.split('\n') { // `split('\n')` yields a trailing empty element for a final newline; // a file ending in "\n" should not gain a spurious blank line. let line = raw.strip_suffix('\r').unwrap_or(raw); let trimmed = line.trim(); if trimmed.is_empty() || trimmed.starts_with('#') { lines.push(Line::Verbatim(line.to_string())); continue; } if let Some(rest) = trimmed.strip_prefix('[') { let name = parse_section_header(rest)?; current_section = Some(name.clone()); lines.push(Line::SectionHeader(name)); continue; } let eq = trimmed .find('=') .ok_or_else(|| ConfigObjError::MissingEquals(line.to_string()))?; let key = unquote_name(trimmed[..eq].trim()); let (value, trailing) = split_value_and_comment(trimmed[eq + 1..].trim_start()); lines.push(Line::Entry { section: current_section.clone(), key, value, trailing, }); } // A file that ended with a newline produced a final empty Verbatim; // drop it so writing reproduces the input rather than appending a line. if matches!(lines.last(), Some(Line::Verbatim(s)) if s.is_empty()) { lines.pop(); } Ok(ConfigObj { lines }) } /// All sections in file order: the no-name section first if it has any /// scalars, then each named section. pub fn sections(&self) -> Vec

{ let mut order: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); // The no-name section exists iff there's a top-level entry. for line in &self.lines { if let Line::Entry { section, .. } = line { if seen.insert(section.clone()) { order.push(section.clone()); } } } order .into_iter() .map(|id| self.section(id.as_deref()).expect("section was just seen")) .collect() } /// The section with the given id (`None` = no-name), or `None` if it has no /// entries. pub fn section(&self, id: Option<&str>) -> Option
{ let mut pairs = Vec::new(); for line in &self.lines { if let Line::Entry { section, key, value, .. } = line { if section.as_deref() == id { pairs.push((key.clone(), value.clone())); } } } if pairs.is_empty() { None } else { Some(Section::new(id.map(|s| s.to_string()), pairs)) } } /// Set `key` to `value` in section `id`, in place if it already exists, /// otherwise appended after the last entry of that section (creating the /// section header if needed). pub fn set_value(&mut self, id: Option<&str>, key: &str, value: &str) { // In-place update if the key already exists in the section. for line in &mut self.lines { if let Line::Entry { section, key: k, value: v, .. } = line { if section.as_deref() == id && k == key { *v = value.to_string(); return; } } } self.insert_new_entry(id, key, value); } /// Remove `key` from section `id` if present. pub fn remove_value(&mut self, id: Option<&str>, key: &str) { self.lines.retain(|line| { !matches!( line, Line::Entry { section, key: k, .. } if section.as_deref() == id && k == key ) }); } fn insert_new_entry(&mut self, id: Option<&str>, key: &str, value: &str) { let entry = Line::Entry { section: id.map(|s| s.to_string()), key: key.to_string(), value: value.to_string(), trailing: String::new(), }; match id { // No-name entries go at the very top, before any section header, so // they stay in the top-level section. None => { let pos = self .lines .iter() .position(|l| matches!(l, Line::SectionHeader(_))) .unwrap_or(self.lines.len()); self.lines.insert(pos, entry); } Some(name) => { // Find the section header; append after its last entry. Create // the header at end of file if the section doesn't exist yet. let header = self .lines .iter() .position(|l| matches!(l, Line::SectionHeader(n) if n == name)); match header { Some(h) => { let mut insert_at = h + 1; for (i, line) in self.lines.iter().enumerate().skip(h + 1) { match line { Line::SectionHeader(_) => break, Line::Entry { section, .. } if section.as_deref() == id => { insert_at = i + 1; } _ => {} } } self.lines.insert(insert_at, entry); } None => { self.lines.push(Line::SectionHeader(name.to_string())); self.lines.push(entry); } } } } } /// Serialize back to bytes (UTF-8), newline-terminated. pub fn to_bytes(&self) -> Vec { let mut out = String::new(); for line in &self.lines { match line { Line::Verbatim(s) => out.push_str(s), Line::SectionHeader(name) => { out.push('['); out.push_str(name); out.push(']'); } Line::Entry { key, value, trailing, .. } => { out.push_str(key); out.push_str(" = "); out.push_str(value); out.push_str(trailing); } } out.push('\n'); } out.into_bytes() } } /// Parse the part of a section header after the opening `[`, returning the /// section name. Only depth-1 headers (`[name]`) are supported, matching /// breezy's actual usage. fn parse_section_header(rest: &str) -> Result { let line = format!("[{rest}"); // Strip an optional inline comment after the closing bracket. let body = match rest.rsplit_once(']') { Some((before, _after)) => before, None => return Err(ConfigObjError::BadSectionHeader(line)), }; if body.starts_with('[') { // [[sub]] -> depth 2 or more; breezy config files don't use these. return Err(ConfigObjError::NestingTooDeep(line)); } let name = unquote_name(body.trim()); if name.is_empty() { return Err(ConfigObjError::BadSectionHeader(line)); } Ok(name) } /// Strip a matched surrounding quote pair from a section or key name, as /// configobj's `_unquote` does. fn unquote_name(s: &str) -> String { let bytes = s.as_bytes(); if bytes.len() >= 2 { let first = bytes[0]; let last = bytes[bytes.len() - 1]; if first == last && (first == b'"' || first == b'\'') { return s[1..s.len() - 1].to_string(); } } s.to_string() } /// Split a raw value into the value text and any trailing inline comment. /// /// With `list_values=False`, configobj keeps a quoted value's quotes in the /// stored string and only treats `#` as a comment start when it's outside /// quotes. We preserve the value verbatim (quotes included) and capture the /// comment in `trailing` so a rewrite reproduces it. fn split_value_and_comment(s: &str) -> (String, String) { if let Some(quote) = s.chars().next().filter(|c| *c == '"' || *c == '\'') { // Quoted value: the value runs to the matching closing quote; anything // after is a trailing comment (kept verbatim, including leading space). if let Some(end) = s[1..].find(quote) { let value_end = 1 + end + 1; let value = s[..value_end].to_string(); let trailing = s[value_end..].to_string(); return (value, trailing); } // Unterminated quote: treat the whole thing as the value. return (s.to_string(), String::new()); } match s.find('#') { Some(h) => { // The value is everything before the `#`, with trailing whitespace // stripped. `trailing` keeps that whitespace and the comment so a // rewrite (which writes value then trailing) reproduces the gap. let value = s[..h].trim_end(); let trailing = &s[value.len()..]; (value.to_string(), trailing.to_string()) } None => (s.trim_end().to_string(), String::new()), } } /// Quote `value` for writing, matching breezy's list-aware `Store.quote`. /// /// A scalar needs no quotes unless its first/last char is whitespace or a /// quote, or it contains a comma or `#`. Empty string becomes `""`. pub fn quote_value(value: &str) -> String { if value.is_empty() { return "\"\"".to_string(); } let needs_quote = { let bytes = value.as_bytes(); let first = bytes[0]; let last = bytes[bytes.len() - 1]; let edge_ws_or_quote = |c: u8| matches!(c, b' ' | b'\t' | b'\r' | b'\n' | b'"' | b'\''); edge_ws_or_quote(first) || edge_ws_or_quote(last) || value.contains(',') || value.contains('#') }; if !needs_quote { return value.to_string(); } // Prefer single quotes; use double quotes if the value contains a single // quote (configobj's rule). Both present is not expected for the keys we // write (locations/booleans), so fall back to double quoting. if value.contains('\'') { format!("\"{value}\"") } else { format!("'{value}'") } } /// Strip a matched surrounding quote pair from a raw value, as /// `Store.unquote` (configobj's `_unquote`). pub fn unquote_value(value: &str) -> String { unquote_name(value) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn parses_no_name_section() { let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1\nb = two\n").unwrap(); let sec = c.section(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(sec.get("a"), Some("1")); assert_eq!(sec.get("b"), Some("two")); } #[test] fn parses_named_section() { let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"top = x\n[/home/foo]\nkey = val\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("top"), Some("x")); assert_eq!( c.section(Some("/home/foo")).unwrap().get("key"), Some("val") ); } #[test] fn round_trips_verbatim_comments_and_blanks() { let input = b"# a comment\n\nnickname = trunk\n"; let c = ConfigObj::parse(input).unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), input); } #[test] fn round_trips_without_trailing_newline() { // Input without trailing newline still writes one (configobj ensures a // final newline), but no extra blank line appears. let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"a = 1\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_updates_in_place() { let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1\nb = 2\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(None, "a", "99"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"a = 99\nb = 2\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_appends_new_no_name_key_before_sections() { let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1\n[s]\nx = y\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(None, "b", "2"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"a = 1\nb = 2\n[s]\nx = y\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_creates_section() { let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(Some("loc"), "k", "v"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"a = 1\n[loc]\nk = v\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_appends_after_last_entry_of_section() { // A section that already has two entries, followed by a later section. // A new key must land directly after the section's last entry, not // after its header and not after the following section. let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"[s1]\nx = 1\ny = 2\n[s2]\nz = 3\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(Some("s1"), "w", "4"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"[s1]\nx = 1\ny = 2\nw = 4\n[s2]\nz = 3\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_skips_foreign_entries_when_appending() { // configobj keeps physical line order, so a [s1] entry can appear after // an [s2] header only via interleaving; here we just confirm the append // stops at the next header and ignores entries of other sections. let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"[s1]\nx = 1\n# note\n[s2]\nz = 3\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(Some("s1"), "y", "2"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"[s1]\nx = 1\ny = 2\n# note\n[s2]\nz = 3\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_appends_into_empty_header_section() { // A header with no entries of its own, immediately followed by another // header. The new key must land right after the [s1] header (insert_at // = header_pos + 1), before [s2], not before the [s1] header. let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"[s1]\n[s2]\nz = 3\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(Some("s1"), "k", "v"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"[s1]\nk = v\n[s2]\nz = 3\n"); } #[test] fn set_value_appends_after_first_block_of_interleaved_section() { // The same section name appears twice with another section between. // set_value targets the FIRST [s1] block: scanning stops at the [s2] // header (the break arm), so the new key lands after the first block's // entry, not after the second [s1] block far below. let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"[s1]\nx = 1\n[s2]\nz = 3\n[s1]\nw = 4\n").unwrap(); c.set_value(Some("s1"), "y", "2"); assert_eq!( c.to_bytes(), b"[s1]\nx = 1\ny = 2\n[s2]\nz = 3\n[s1]\nw = 4\n" ); } #[test] fn remove_value_drops_line() { let mut c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = 1\nb = 2\n").unwrap(); c.remove_value(None, "a"); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), b"b = 2\n"); } #[test] fn quote_value_rules() { assert_eq!(quote_value("plain"), "plain"); assert_eq!(quote_value(""), "\"\""); assert_eq!(quote_value(" leading"), "' leading'"); assert_eq!(quote_value("a,b"), "'a,b'"); assert_eq!(quote_value("has#hash"), "'has#hash'"); // A mid-string quote needs no quoting (no comma/#, not an edge char). assert_eq!(quote_value("has'quote"), "has'quote"); // A value that needs quoting and contains a single quote uses doubles. assert_eq!(quote_value("a,'b"), "\"a,'b\""); } #[test] fn unquote_value_strips_pair() { assert_eq!(unquote_value("'x'"), "x"); assert_eq!(unquote_value("\"x\""), "x"); assert_eq!(unquote_value("x"), "x"); } #[test] fn inline_comment_round_trips() { let input = b"a = 1 # hi\n"; let c = ConfigObj::parse(input).unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("a"), Some("1")); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), input); } #[test] fn quoted_value_keeps_quotes_and_trailing_comment() { // With list_values=False the value keeps its surrounding quotes, and a // comment after the closing quote is captured verbatim so it round-trips. let input = b"a = \"v a l\" # tail\n"; let c = ConfigObj::parse(input).unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("a"), Some("\"v a l\"")); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), input); } #[test] fn quoted_value_without_comment_round_trips() { let input = b"a = 'q'\n"; let c = ConfigObj::parse(input).unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("a"), Some("'q'")); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), input); } #[test] fn single_quoted_value_with_hash_is_not_a_comment() { // A single-quoted value containing `#` keeps the whole quoted run as the // value; the `#` must not start a comment because it is inside quotes. let input = b"a = '#x'\n"; let c = ConfigObj::parse(input).unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("a"), Some("'#x'")); assert_eq!(c.to_bytes(), input); } #[test] fn unterminated_quote_is_whole_value() { let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"a = \"oops\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("a"), Some("\"oops")); } #[test] fn unquote_name_only_strips_real_quote_pairs() { // A doubled non-quote char (first == last but not a quote) is left alone. let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"aa = 1\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("aa"), Some("1")); // A genuine quote pair around a key is stripped. let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"\"k\" = 1\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("k"), Some("1")); // Mismatched edge chars (a...z) are not a pair. let c = ConfigObj::parse(b"az = 1\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(c.section(None).unwrap().get("az"), Some("1")); } #[test] fn missing_equals_is_error() { match ConfigObj::parse(b"not a config line\n") { Err(ConfigObjError::MissingEquals(line)) => assert_eq!(line, "not a config line"), other => panic!("expected MissingEquals, got {:?}", other.map(|_| "ok")), } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/config/option.rs0000644000000000000000000002235115211573005020314 0ustar00//! The config option registry and value converters, ported from the `Option` //! machinery in `breezy/config.py`. //! //! An [`Option`] carries a name, an optional default, and an optional //! `from_unicode` converter that turns the on-disk string into a validated //! value (booleans, integers, SI sizes, lists). A [`super::Stack`] looks an //! option up by name to decide how to unquote/convert a raw value and what //! default to fall back to. use std::collections::BTreeMap; /// How a registered option converts its on-disk string value. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Converter { /// No conversion: the unquoted string is the value. None, /// A boolean, via [`bool_from_store`]. Invalid input yields no value. Bool, /// A base-10 integer, via [`int_from_store`]. Int, /// An SI-suffixed size (`K`/`M`/`G`), via [`int_si_from_store`]. IntSi, /// A comma-separated list, via [`list_from_store`]. The converted form is /// re-joined with commas (the stack returns a single string; callers that /// need the elements split can re-split on commas). List, } /// A registered configuration option: its name, default, and converter. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub struct Option { name: String, default: std::option::Option, converter: Converter, } impl Option { /// A plain string option with an optional default and no conversion. pub fn string(name: &str, default: std::option::Option<&str>) -> Self { Option { name: name.to_string(), default: default.map(|s| s.to_string()), converter: Converter::None, } } /// An option with a specific converter. pub fn with_converter( name: &str, default: std::option::Option<&str>, converter: Converter, ) -> Self { Option { name: name.to_string(), default: default.map(|s| s.to_string()), converter, } } /// The option name. pub fn name(&self) -> &str { &self.name } /// The default value, if any. pub fn default(&self) -> std::option::Option<&str> { self.default.as_deref() } /// Convert an already-unquoted on-disk value per the option's converter. /// /// Returns `None` when the converter rejects the input (e.g. a non-boolean /// for a boolean option), mirroring breezy catching `ValueError`/`TypeError` /// and treating the option as unset. pub fn convert_from_unicode(&self, value: &str) -> std::option::Option { match self.converter { Converter::None => Some(value.to_string()), Converter::Bool => { bool_from_store(value).map(|b| if b { "True" } else { "False" }.to_string()) } Converter::Int => int_from_store(value).map(|i| i.to_string()), Converter::IntSi => int_si_from_store(value).map(|i| i.to_string()), Converter::List => Some(list_from_store(value).join(",")), } } } /// A registry of [`Option`]s, looked up by name. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] pub struct OptionRegistry { options: BTreeMap, } impl OptionRegistry { /// An empty registry. pub fn new() -> Self { OptionRegistry::default() } /// A registry pre-populated with the branch-relevant options breezy /// declares (the ones that govern stacking, binding, and branch identity). /// /// Home-directory options (email, signing policy, etc.) are not registered /// here; breezy adds those on its side when it composes the global stores. pub fn with_defaults() -> Self { let mut r = OptionRegistry::new(); r.register(Option::string("stacked_on_location", None)); r.register(Option::string("bound_location", None)); r.register(Option::with_converter("bound", None, Converter::Bool)); r.register(Option::string("parent_location", None)); r.register(Option::string("push_location", None)); r.register(Option::string("public_branch", None)); r.register(Option::string("submit_branch", None)); r.register(Option::string("nickname", None)); r.register(Option::string("default_format", Some("2a"))); r.register(Option::with_converter( "append_revisions_only", None, Converter::Bool, )); r } /// Register `option`, replacing any existing one with the same name. pub fn register(&mut self, option: Option) { self.options.insert(option.name.clone(), option); } /// The option registered under `name`, if any. pub fn get(&self, name: &str) -> std::option::Option<&Option> { self.options.get(name) } } /// Parse a boolean the way breezy's `bool_from_string` does: a case-insensitive /// match against a fixed set of truthy/falsey words. Anything else is `None` /// (treated as invalid by callers). pub fn bool_from_store(s: &str) -> std::option::Option { match s.trim().to_ascii_lowercase().as_str() { "yes" | "y" | "on" | "true" | "1" => Some(true), "no" | "n" | "off" | "false" | "0" => Some(false), _ => None, } } /// Parse a base-10 integer, returning `None` on bad input. pub fn int_from_store(s: &str) -> std::option::Option { s.trim().parse().ok() } /// Parse an SI-suffixed size: digits with an optional `K`/`M`/`G` suffix /// (×10^3 / 10^6 / 10^9), optionally followed by `b`. SI is base-10, not /// binary. Returns `None` if the input does not match. pub fn int_si_from_store(s: &str) -> std::option::Option { let s = s.trim(); let (digits, rest) = s .find(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_digit()) .map(|i| (&s[..i], &s[i..])) .unwrap_or((s, "")); if digits.is_empty() { return None; } let base: i64 = digits.parse().ok()?; let rest = rest.strip_suffix('b').or(Some(rest)).unwrap_or(rest); let rest = rest.strip_suffix('B').unwrap_or(rest); let mult = match rest.to_ascii_uppercase().as_str() { "" => 1, "K" => 1_000, "M" => 1_000_000, "G" => 1_000_000_000, _ => return None, }; Some(base * mult) } /// Split a comma-separated list value into its elements, trimming whitespace. /// An empty string is an empty list, as breezy's list conversion produces. pub fn list_from_store(s: &str) -> Vec { let s = s.trim(); if s.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } s.split(',') .map(|item| item.trim().to_string()) .filter(|item| !item.is_empty()) .collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn bool_from_store_accepts_breezy_spellings() { for t in ["yes", "Y", "on", "True", "1"] { assert_eq!(bool_from_store(t), Some(true), "{t}"); } for f in ["no", "N", "off", "False", "0"] { assert_eq!(bool_from_store(f), Some(false), "{f}"); } assert_eq!(bool_from_store("maybe"), None); } #[test] fn int_si_from_store_scales() { assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("20"), Some(20)); assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("20K"), Some(20_000)); assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("20MB"), Some(20_000_000)); assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("1G"), Some(1_000_000_000)); assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("xyz"), None); assert_eq!(int_si_from_store("20T"), None); } #[test] fn list_from_store_splits() { assert_eq!(list_from_store(""), Vec::::new()); assert_eq!(list_from_store("a"), vec!["a".to_string()]); assert_eq!( list_from_store("a, b ,c"), vec!["a".to_string(), "b".to_string(), "c".to_string()] ); } #[test] fn registry_defaults_present() { let r = OptionRegistry::with_defaults(); assert_eq!( r.get("default_format").and_then(|o| o.default()), Some("2a") ); assert!(r.get("stacked_on_location").unwrap().default().is_none()); assert_eq!(r.get("bound").unwrap().converter, Converter::Bool); } #[test] fn convert_bool_normalizes() { let o = Option::with_converter("bound", None, Converter::Bool); assert_eq!(o.convert_from_unicode("yes").as_deref(), Some("True")); assert_eq!(o.convert_from_unicode("0").as_deref(), Some("False")); assert_eq!(o.convert_from_unicode("bogus"), None); } #[test] fn name_and_default_round_trip() { let o = Option::string("push_location", Some("../trunk")); assert_eq!(o.name(), "push_location"); assert_eq!(o.default(), Some("../trunk")); let o = Option::string("nickname", None); assert_eq!(o.name(), "nickname"); assert_eq!(o.default(), None); } #[test] fn int_from_store_parses_and_rejects() { assert_eq!(int_from_store("42"), Some(42)); assert_eq!(int_from_store(" -7 "), Some(-7)); assert_eq!(int_from_store("0"), Some(0)); assert_eq!(int_from_store("not a number"), None); assert_eq!(int_from_store(""), None); } #[test] fn convert_int_uses_int_from_store() { let o = Option::with_converter("n", None, Converter::Int); assert_eq!(o.convert_from_unicode("42").as_deref(), Some("42")); assert_eq!(o.convert_from_unicode("nope"), None); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/bisect.rs0000644000000000000000000003215615174610261020637 0ustar00//! Bisect primitives used by `DirState::bisect` / //! `bisect_dirblocks` / `bisect_recursive` to look up dirstate rows //! without reading the full file. //! //! These operate on a `read_range` closure that returns arbitrary //! byte windows of the dirstate file, parse rows out of each window, //! and narrow in on the target keys. use super::{fields_per_entry, split_path_utf8, Entry, EntryKey, Kind, TreeData, BISECT_PAGE_SIZE}; /// Shared bisect mode: match by full path (dirname/basename) or by /// dirname only. #[derive(Copy, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub(super) enum BisectMode { /// Input keys are `dirname/basename` strings; match against the /// concatenation `fields[1]/fields[2]` (or `fields[2]` if /// `fields[1]` is empty). Used by `bisect`. Paths, /// Input keys are dirnames; match against `fields[1]` directly. /// Used by `bisect_dirblocks`. Dirnames, } /// Error returned by the bisect primitives. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum BisectError { /// The caller's `read_range` closure reported a failure. ReadError(String), /// The bisect loop exceeded its safety counter. Mirrors Python's /// `BzrFormatsError("Too many seeks, most likely a bug.")`. TooManySeeks, /// An entry row's size field could not be parsed as an integer. BadSize(String), /// An entry row's minikind field wasn't one of the six valid codes. BadMinikind(u8), } impl std::fmt::Display for BisectError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { BisectError::ReadError(s) => write!(f, "read error: {}", s), BisectError::TooManySeeks => write!(f, "too many seeks"), BisectError::BadSize(s) => write!(f, "bad size field: {}", s), BisectError::BadMinikind(b) => write!(f, "invalid minikind byte {:?}", b), } } } impl std::error::Error for BisectError {} pub(super) fn bisect_bytes( end_of_header: u64, file_size: u64, num_present_parents: usize, keys: Vec>, mode: BisectMode, read_range: &mut F, ) -> Result, Vec>, BisectError> where F: FnMut(u64, usize) -> Result, BisectError>, { let mut found: std::collections::HashMap, Vec> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); if keys.is_empty() || file_size == 0 { return Ok(found); } // Each entry has one extra trailing empty field because of the // terminating newline-NUL split: fields_per_entry accounts for the // trailing `\n` slot already, and we need one more for the empty // leading field produced by the record separator. The Python code // keeps them in the same count constant. let entry_field_count = fields_per_entry(num_present_parents) + 1; // Sort keys so the bisect_left/right calls below can rely on // ordered input. (Python callers sort beforehand; we defensively // sort too.) let mut sorted_keys: Vec> = keys; sorted_keys.sort(); sorted_keys.dedup(); let max_count = 30 * sorted_keys.len(); let mut count = 0usize; let low0 = end_of_header; let high0 = file_size.saturating_sub(1); let mut pending: Vec<(u64, u64, Vec>)> = vec![(low0, high0, sorted_keys)]; let mut page_size: usize = BISECT_PAGE_SIZE; while let Some((low, high, cur_keys)) = pending.pop() { if cur_keys.is_empty() || low >= high { continue; } count += 1; if count > max_count { return Err(BisectError::TooManySeeks); } // `mid` biases toward reading from the *start* of a page-sized // window, matching Python's `(low + high - page_size) // 2` // calculation. let mid_i = ((low + high) as i64 - page_size as i64) / 2; let mid = if mid_i < low as i64 { low } else { mid_i as u64 }; let read_size = std::cmp::min(page_size as u64, (high - mid) + 1) as usize; let block = read_range(mid, read_size)?; let entries: Vec<&[u8]> = block.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); if entries.len() < 2 { page_size *= 2; pending.push((low, high, cur_keys)); continue; } let mut start = mid; let mut first_entry_num: usize = 0; let mut first_fields: Vec<&[u8]> = entries[0].split(|&b| b == 0u8).collect(); if first_fields.len() < entry_field_count { start += entries[0].len() as u64 + 1; first_entry_num = 1; first_fields = entries[1].split(|&b| b == 0u8).collect(); } let first_threshold = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => 2, BisectMode::Dirnames => 1, }; if first_fields.len() <= first_threshold { page_size *= 2; pending.push((low, high, cur_keys)); continue; } let first_key: Vec = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => { if !first_fields[1].is_empty() { let mut p = first_fields[1].to_vec(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(first_fields[2]); p } else { first_fields[2].to_vec() } } BisectMode::Dirnames => first_fields[1].to_vec(), }; let first_loc = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => bisect_path_left_bytes(&cur_keys, &first_key), BisectMode::Dirnames => bisect_bytes_left(&cur_keys, &first_key), }; let pre: Vec> = cur_keys[..first_loc].to_vec(); let post: Vec> = cur_keys[first_loc..].to_vec(); let mut after = start; let mut pre_out = pre; let mut post_out = post; if !post_out.is_empty() && first_fields.len() >= entry_field_count { let mut last_entry_num = entries.len() - 1; let mut last_fields: Vec<&[u8]> = entries[last_entry_num].split(|&b| b == 0u8).collect(); if last_fields.len() < entry_field_count { after = mid + (block.len() as u64) - (entries[entries.len() - 1].len() as u64); last_entry_num -= 1; last_fields = entries[last_entry_num].split(|&b| b == 0u8).collect(); } else { after = mid + block.len() as u64; } let last_key: Vec = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => { if !last_fields[1].is_empty() { let mut p = last_fields[1].to_vec(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(last_fields[2]); p } else { last_fields[2].to_vec() } } BisectMode::Dirnames => last_fields[1].to_vec(), }; let last_loc = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => bisect_path_right_bytes(&post_out, &last_key), BisectMode::Dirnames => bisect_bytes_right(&post_out, &last_key), }; let middle: Vec> = post_out[..last_loc].to_vec(); post_out = post_out[last_loc..].to_vec(); if !middle.is_empty() { if middle.first() == Some(&first_key) { pre_out.push(first_key.clone()); } if middle.last() == Some(&last_key) { post_out.insert(0, last_key.clone()); } // Map keys in this page to their parsed field rows. let mut page_paths: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>>> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); page_paths .entry(first_key.clone()) .or_default() .push(first_fields.iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect()); if last_entry_num != first_entry_num { page_paths .entry(last_key.clone()) .or_default() .push(last_fields.iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect()); } for num in (first_entry_num + 1)..last_entry_num { let fields: Vec<&[u8]> = entries[num].split(|&b| b == 0u8).collect(); let key: Vec = match mode { BisectMode::Paths => { if !fields[1].is_empty() { let mut p = fields[1].to_vec(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(fields[2]); p } else { fields[2].to_vec() } } BisectMode::Dirnames => fields[1].to_vec(), }; page_paths .entry(key) .or_default() .push(fields.iter().map(|s| s.to_vec()).collect()); } for key in &middle { if let Some(rows) = page_paths.get(key) { for row in rows { let entry = fields_to_entry(&row[1..], num_present_parents)?; found.entry(key.clone()).or_default().push(entry); } } } } } if !post_out.is_empty() { pending.push((after, high, post_out)); } if !pre_out.is_empty() { pending.push((low, start.saturating_sub(1), pre_out)); } } Ok(found) } fn fields_to_entry(fields: &[Vec], num_present_parents: usize) -> Result { let key = EntryKey { dirname: fields[0].clone(), basename: fields[1].clone(), file_id: fields[2].clone(), }; let tree_count = 1 + num_present_parents; let mut trees = Vec::with_capacity(tree_count); for t in 0..tree_count { let base = 3 + 5 * t; let minikind_byte = fields[base].first().copied().unwrap_or(0); let minikind = Kind::from_minikind(minikind_byte).map_err(BisectError::BadMinikind)?; let fingerprint = fields[base + 1].clone(); let size_str = std::str::from_utf8(&fields[base + 2]) .map_err(|e| BisectError::BadSize(e.to_string()))?; let size: u64 = size_str .parse() .map_err(|e: std::num::ParseIntError| BisectError::BadSize(e.to_string()))?; let executable = fields[base + 3].first() == Some(&b'y'); let packed_stat = fields[base + 4].clone(); trees.push(TreeData { minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat, }); } Ok(Entry { key, trees }) } fn bisect_bytes_left(keys: &[Vec], needle: &[u8]) -> usize { let mut lo = 0; let mut hi = keys.len(); while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; if keys[mid].as_slice() < needle { lo = mid + 1; } else { hi = mid; } } lo } fn bisect_bytes_right(keys: &[Vec], needle: &[u8]) -> usize { let mut lo = 0; let mut hi = keys.len(); while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; if needle < keys[mid].as_slice() { hi = mid; } else { lo = mid + 1; } } lo } /// Byte-slice variants of `bisect_path_left` / `bisect_path_right` /// that compare by dirblock (component-wise split on `/`), used by /// the bisect parser. fn bisect_path_left_bytes(keys: &[Vec], needle: &[u8]) -> usize { let mut lo = 0; let mut hi = keys.len(); while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; if cmp_path_by_dirblock(&keys[mid], needle).is_lt() { lo = mid + 1; } else { hi = mid; } } lo } fn bisect_path_right_bytes(keys: &[Vec], needle: &[u8]) -> usize { let mut lo = 0; let mut hi = keys.len(); while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; if cmp_path_by_dirblock(needle, &keys[mid]).is_lt() { hi = mid; } else { lo = mid + 1; } } lo } fn cmp_path_by_dirblock(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> std::cmp::Ordering { let (a_dir, a_base) = split_path_utf8(a); let (b_dir, b_base) = split_path_utf8(b); let dir_ord = cmp_by_dirs_bytes(a_dir, b_dir); if dir_ord != std::cmp::Ordering::Equal { return dir_ord; } a_base.cmp(b_base) } pub(super) fn cmp_by_dirs_bytes(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> std::cmp::Ordering { let mut ai = a.split(|&c| c == b'/'); let mut bi = b.split(|&c| c == b'/'); loop { match (ai.next(), bi.next()) { (None, None) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Equal, (None, Some(_)) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Less, (Some(_), None) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Greater, (Some(x), Some(y)) => match x.cmp(y) { std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => continue, other => return other, }, } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/entry.rs0000644000000000000000000000701115177200231020512 0ustar00//! Core dirstate record types: the `TreeData` / `EntryKey` / `Entry` //! / `Dirblock` quartet plus the tag enums (`YesNo`, `MemoryState`, //! `LockState`). use super::Kind; pub enum YesNo { Yes, No, } /// `_header_state` and `_dirblock_state` represent the current state /// of the dirstate metadata and the per-row data respectively. /// /// In future we will add more granularity — for instance /// `_dirblock_state` will probably support partially-in-memory as a /// separate variable, allowing for partially-in-memory unmodified /// and partially-in-memory modified states. #[derive(PartialEq, Eq, Debug, Clone, Copy)] pub enum MemoryState { /// No data is in memory. NotInMemory, /// What we have in memory is the same as what is on disk. InMemoryUnmodified, /// We have a modified version of what is on disk. InMemoryModified, InMemoryHashModified, } /// Sentinel `packed_stat` value used when no real stat is cached for /// an entry — 32 ASCII `x` characters, distinct from any base64 /// encoding of an actual stat tuple. pub const NULLSTAT: &[u8] = b"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; /// `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat)` tuple /// reserved for absent parent slots in the dirblock format. pub fn null_parent_details() -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), } } /// Per-tree record attached to an entry: `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat)`. /// /// Mirrors the 5-tuple stored at `entry[1][tree_index]` in the Python /// `DirState`. `fingerprint` is the sha1 for files, the link target /// for symlinks, or the parent revision for tree references; `size` /// is the file size in bytes (0 for non-files); `packed_stat` is the /// base64 `pack_stat` string, or `DirState.NULLSTAT` when no stat is /// cached. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct TreeData { pub minikind: Kind, pub fingerprint: Vec, pub size: u64, pub executable: bool, pub packed_stat: Vec, } /// The `(dirname, basename, file_id)` triple that keys a dirstate entry. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct EntryKey { pub dirname: Vec, pub basename: Vec, pub file_id: Vec, } /// A single dirstate entry: a key plus one `TreeData` per tracked tree /// (current tree followed by present parent trees). #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Entry { pub key: EntryKey, pub trees: Vec, } impl Entry { /// Minikind of the slot at `tree_index`, or `None` when the /// entry has fewer tree slots than that index. #[inline] pub fn tree_kind(&self, tree_index: usize) -> Option { self.trees.get(tree_index).map(|t| t.minikind) } /// Minikind of the current (tree-0) slot. Shorthand for /// ``entry.tree_kind(0)``. #[inline] pub fn tree0_kind(&self) -> Option { self.tree_kind(0) } } /// A directory block: all entries whose `dirname` equals `dirname`, in sort /// order. Mirrors the `(dirname, [entry, ...])` tuple Python stores in /// `DirState._dirblocks`. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Dirblock { pub dirname: Vec, pub entries: Vec, } /// Whether a dirstate is currently locked for read or write, matching the /// `_lock_state` string Python stores (`"r"`, `"w"`, or `None`). #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum LockState { Read, Write, } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/errors.rs0000644000000000000000000004053415210601252020670 0ustar00//! Error types raised by [`super::DirState`] operations. //! //! Each variant maps onto a specific Python exception that the pyo3 //! adapter re-raises (`DuplicateFileId`, `NotVersionedError`, //! `InconsistentDelta`, etc.) — the structured form makes the //! translation mechanical and keeps the pure crate panic-free. use super::{EntryKey, Kind, TreeData}; /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::ensure_block`] when the /// requested dirname does not end with the parent entry's basename. /// Mirrors the `AssertionError("bad dirname ...")` Python raises. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum EnsureBlockError { BadDirname(Vec), } impl std::fmt::Display for EnsureBlockError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(dirname) => write!(f, "bad dirname {:?}", dirname), } } } impl std::error::Error for EnsureBlockError {} /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::entries_to_current_state`] when /// the input entry list violates the layout invariants Python asserts /// in `_entries_to_current_state`. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum EntriesToStateError { /// The input entry list was empty — Python's implementation /// unconditionally indexes `new_entries[0]`, so an empty list is /// an implicit invariant violation that we surface explicitly. Empty, /// The first entry was not the root row (dirname and basename /// both empty). Mirrors Python's /// `AssertionError("Missing root row ...")`. MissingRootRow { key: EntryKey }, /// The follow-up `split_root_dirblock_into_contents` step failed. /// Should only happen if the new entry list contains trailing /// blocks that pollute the second sentinel. SplitFailed(SplitRootError), } impl std::fmt::Display for EntriesToStateError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { EntriesToStateError::Empty => write!(f, "new_entries is empty"), EntriesToStateError::MissingRootRow { key } => { write!( f, "Missing root row ({:?}, {:?}, {:?})", key.dirname, key.basename, key.file_id ) } EntriesToStateError::SplitFailed(err) => { write!(f, "split_root_dirblock_into_contents: {}", err) } } } } impl std::error::Error for EntriesToStateError {} /// One record in the `adds` list consumed by /// [`super::DirState::update_basis_apply_adds`]. Mirrors the per-entry /// tuple Python's `_update_basis_apply_adds` iterates over: /// `(old_path, new_path_utf8, file_id, (entry_details), real_add)`. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct BasisAdd { /// Previous path when this add is the second half of a split /// rename. `None` for a genuine add. pub old_path: Option>, /// UTF-8 path of the entry to insert/update. pub new_path: Vec, /// File id of the entry. pub file_id: Vec, /// Tree details for the new entry's tree-1 slot. pub new_details: TreeData, /// True for a real add, false when this record is the add half /// of a split rename. pub real_add: bool, } /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::update_basis_apply_adds`] and /// the sibling apply-changes / apply-deletes methods. Mirrors /// Python's `_raise_invalid` and `AssertionError` / /// `NotImplementedError` paths. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum BasisApplyError { /// The caller-supplied add/change/delete conflicts with existing /// dirstate content — mirrors Python's `InconsistentDelta(path, /// file_id, reason)` exception. Invalid { path: Vec, file_id: Vec, reason: String, }, /// The Python implementation raises `NotImplementedError` in this /// branch; carry the same signal so the caller can reproduce it. NotImplemented { reason: String }, /// An invariant that should never be reachable was violated. /// Mirrors Python's `AssertionError` inside the apply helpers. Internal { reason: String }, /// The (dirname, basename) path is not versioned — the parent /// directory has no entry in tree 0. Mirrors Python's /// `NotVersionedError` raised from `_find_block` when called /// without `add_if_missing`. NotVersioned { path: Vec }, /// An `InventoryDeltaEntry` supplied a `new_entry` whose /// `file_id` disagrees with the delta row's own `file_id`. /// Python raises this as `InconsistentDelta(new_path, file_id, /// "mismatched entry file_id …")`. MismatchedEntryFileId { new_path: Vec, file_id: Vec, entry_debug: String, }, /// The delta row has `new_path` but no accompanying `new_entry`. /// Python raises this as `InconsistentDelta(new_path, file_id, /// "new_path with no entry")`. NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path: Vec, file_id: Vec }, } impl std::fmt::Display for BasisApplyError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, file_id, reason, } => write!( f, "inconsistent delta at {:?} ({:?}): {}", path, file_id, reason ), BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason } => { write!(f, "not implemented: {}", reason) } BasisApplyError::Internal { reason } => write!(f, "internal error: {}", reason), BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { path } => { write!(f, "not versioned: {:?}", path) } BasisApplyError::MismatchedEntryFileId { new_path, file_id, entry_debug, } => write!( f, "mismatched entry file_id at {:?} ({:?}): {}", new_path, file_id, entry_debug ), BasisApplyError::NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path, file_id } => { write!( f, "new_path with no entry at {:?} ({:?})", new_path, file_id ) } } } } impl std::error::Error for BasisApplyError {} /// A pre-flattened inventory-delta row passed to /// [`super::DirState::update_by_delta`]. Mirrors the Python-side /// tuple the caller builds by unpacking a delta entry and its /// `InventoryEntry`. `minikind` is the single-byte code from /// `DirState._kind_to_minikind`; `fingerprint` is empty for /// non-tree-reference entries. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct FlatDeltaEntry { pub old_path: Option>, pub new_path: Option>, pub file_id: Vec, pub parent_id: Option>, pub minikind: Kind, pub executable: bool, pub fingerprint: Vec, } /// A pre-flattened row passed to [`super::DirState::update_basis_by_delta`]. /// `details` is the 5-tuple returned by /// [`super::inv_entry_to_details`]: `(minikind, fingerprint, size, /// executable, tree_data)` — Python runs `inv_entry_to_details` per /// row before dispatching. `details` may be `None` for deletions. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct FlatBasisDeltaEntry { pub old_path: Option>, pub new_path: Option>, pub file_id: Vec, pub parent_id: Option>, pub details: Option<(Kind, Vec, u64, bool, Vec)>, } /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::validate`]. A single /// descriptive string is enough — the pyo3 layer wraps it in /// `AssertionError` exactly like Python's `_validate` raises. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct ValidateError(pub String); impl std::fmt::Display for ValidateError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { f.write_str(&self.0) } } impl std::error::Error for ValidateError {} /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::make_absent`] when the /// dirstate is not in the shape Python's `_make_absent` expects. /// Each variant mirrors one of Python's `AssertionError`s, carrying /// the offending key for diagnostic messages. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum MakeAbsentError { /// No dirblock exists for `key.dirname`. BlockNotFound { key: EntryKey }, /// The dirblock exists but `key` is not in it. EntryNotFound { key: EntryKey }, /// While updating a remaining-reference key, its dirblock was not /// found — equivalent to Python's "could not find block for ..." /// assertion. UpdateBlockNotFound { key: EntryKey }, /// While updating a remaining-reference key, its entry row was /// not found — equivalent to Python's "could not find entry /// for ..." assertion. UpdateEntryNotFound { key: EntryKey }, /// A remaining-reference key's tree 0 slot was missing or already /// marked absent. Mirrors Python's `bad row {update_tree_details}` /// assertion. BadRow { key: EntryKey }, } impl std::fmt::Display for MakeAbsentError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { MakeAbsentError::BlockNotFound { key } => { write!(f, "could not find block for {:?}", key) } MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { key } => { write!(f, "could not find entry for {:?}", key) } MakeAbsentError::UpdateBlockNotFound { key } => { write!(f, "could not find block for {:?}", key) } MakeAbsentError::UpdateEntryNotFound { key } => { write!(f, "could not find entry for {:?}", key) } MakeAbsentError::BadRow { key } => write!(f, "bad row for {:?}", key), } } } impl std::error::Error for MakeAbsentError {} /// Error returned by /// [`super::split_root_dirblock_into_contents`] when the pre-split /// dirblock layout is malformed. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum SplitRootError { /// Fewer than the two sentinel blocks produced by `parse_dirblocks`. MissingSentinels, /// The second sentinel block is not `(b"", [])` as expected. BadSecondSentinel { dirname: Vec, entry_count: usize, }, } impl std::fmt::Display for SplitRootError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { SplitRootError::MissingSentinels => { write!(f, "dirblocks missing the expected sentinel entries") } SplitRootError::BadSecondSentinel { dirname, entry_count, } => { write!( f, "bad dirblock start ({:?}, {} entries)", dirname, entry_count ) } } } } /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::load_bytes`] when a dirstate file /// cannot be read: a bad header, malformed dirblock rows, or an /// unexpected root-block shape. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum LoadError { /// The header (format line, parents, ghosts, entry count) was invalid. Header(super::HeaderError), /// The dirblock rows could not be parsed. Dirblocks(super::DirblocksError), /// The parsed dirblocks did not have the expected root-block shape. SplitRoot(SplitRootError), } impl std::fmt::Display for LoadError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { LoadError::Header(e) => write!(f, "dirstate header: {e}"), LoadError::Dirblocks(e) => write!(f, "dirstate dirblocks: {e}"), LoadError::SplitRoot(e) => write!(f, "dirstate root block: {e}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for LoadError {} impl std::error::Error for SplitRootError {} /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::update_entry`]. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum UpdateEntryError { /// No dirstate entry matches the given key. EntryNotFound, /// The key's entry has a minikind we do not know how to refresh. UnexpectedKind(Kind), /// Filesystem I/O error while reading the file contents for a /// sha1, reading a symlink target, or similar. Io(std::io::Error), /// Catch-all for other unexpected failures (e.g. an internal /// invariant violated during the post-update `ensure_block`). Other(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for UpdateEntryError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound => f.write_str("update_entry: entry not found"), UpdateEntryError::UnexpectedKind(k) => { write!(f, "update_entry: unexpected minikind {:?}", k) } UpdateEntryError::Io(e) => write!(f, "update_entry: i/o error: {}", e), UpdateEntryError::Other(s) => write!(f, "update_entry: {}", s), } } } impl std::error::Error for UpdateEntryError {} /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::set_path_id`]. Mirrors the /// exceptions Python's `DirState.set_path_id` raises. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum SetPathIdError { /// Only `set_path_id("", new_id)` is supported — Python raises /// `NotImplementedError` for any non-root path. NonRootPath, /// Internal invariant violation surfaced by a helper call. Includes /// the MakeAbsentError / BasisApplyError description, mapped to /// Python's `AssertionError`. Internal { reason: String }, } impl std::fmt::Display for SetPathIdError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { SetPathIdError::NonRootPath => write!(f, "set_path_id only supports the root path"), SetPathIdError::Internal { reason } => write!(f, "internal error: {}", reason), } } } impl std::error::Error for SetPathIdError {} /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::add`] when the requested add /// cannot be performed. Each variant mirrors one of the exceptions /// Python's `DirState.add` raises: the pyo3 layer translates them /// back. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum AddError { /// The file_id is already tracked at a live path. Mirrors Python's /// `inventory.DuplicateFileId(file_id, info)`. DuplicateFileId { file_id: Vec, info: String }, /// Adding at this `(dirname, basename)` would collide with a live /// tree-0 row under a different file_id. Mirrors Python's /// `Exception("adding already added path!")`. AlreadyAdded { path: Vec }, /// The parent directory is not versioned. Mirrors Python's /// `NotVersionedError(path, self)`. NotVersioned { path: Vec }, /// The rename-from branch tried to re-add a file_id that was /// previously 'a' but the in-place insertion found an existing row /// with a non-absent tree-0 (should be unreachable post-normalisation). AlreadyAddedAssertion { basename: Vec, file_id: Vec }, /// An internal invariant violation surfaced from a helper call such /// as [`super::DirState::update_minimal`] during the rename-from step. Internal { reason: String }, /// The basename is not unicode-normalized and the normalized form /// would point at an inaccessible path. Mirrors Python's /// `InvalidNormalization(path)`. InvalidNormalization { path: String }, /// The basename is `.` or `..`. Mirrors Python's /// `inventory.InvalidEntryName(path)`. InvalidEntryName { name: String }, } impl std::fmt::Display for AddError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { AddError::DuplicateFileId { file_id, info } => { write!(f, "duplicate file_id {:?}: {}", file_id, info) } AddError::AlreadyAdded { path } => { write!(f, "adding already added path {:?}", path) } AddError::NotVersioned { path } => write!(f, "not versioned: {:?}", path), AddError::AlreadyAddedAssertion { basename, file_id } => { write!(f, "{:?}({:?}) already added", basename, file_id) } AddError::Internal { reason } => write!(f, "internal error: {}", reason), AddError::InvalidNormalization { path } => { write!(f, "path not unicode-normalized: {:?}", path) } AddError::InvalidEntryName { name } => write!(f, "invalid entry name: {:?}", name), } } } impl std::error::Error for AddError {} bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/file_transport.rs0000644000000000000000000003075415207023122022412 0ustar00//! Real-filesystem backing for [`Transport`]. //! //! Used by pure-Rust callers that want to drive a [`DirState`] against //! a file on disk without going through Python. Wraps [`bazaar::lock`] //! for OS-level locking and [`std::fs`] for read/write/fdatasync, and //! forwards [`Transport::lstat`] / [`Transport::read_link`] / //! [`Transport::list_dir`] / [`Transport::is_tree_reference_dir`] to //! `std::fs` and `osutils` directly. //! //! The pyo3 adapter still ships its own Python-file-backed transport //! because Python tests inject mock file objects; pure-Rust consumers //! get [`FileTransport`]. use super::transport::{DirEntryInfo, StatInfo, Transport, TransportError}; use super::LockState; use crate::lock::{LockError, ReadLock, TemporaryWriteLockResult, WriteLock}; use std::io::{Read, Seek, SeekFrom, Write}; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; enum LockHandle { Read(ReadLock), Write(WriteLock), } /// Filesystem-backed [`Transport`] using [`bazaar::lock`] for the /// dirstate file's lock. pub struct FileTransport { /// Path of the dirstate file. path: PathBuf, /// Whether to call `fdatasync` after writes. Mirrors the /// `fdatasync` flag on `DirState`; the transport doesn't read it, /// the caller does, but we expose `fdatasync` unconditionally for /// the trait. lock: Option, } impl FileTransport { pub fn new>(path: P) -> Self { Self { path: path.into(), lock: None, } } pub fn path(&self) -> &Path { &self.path } fn current_file(&mut self) -> Result<&mut std::fs::File, TransportError> { match &mut self.lock { Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)) => rl.file_mut().ok_or(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockHandle::Write(wl)) => wl.file_mut().ok_or(TransportError::NotLocked), None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), } } } fn map_lock_err(err: LockError) -> TransportError { match err { LockError::Contention(p) => { TransportError::LockContention(p.to_string_lossy().into_owned()) } LockError::NotHeld(_) => TransportError::NotLocked, LockError::Io(e) => TransportError::from(e), } } impl Transport for FileTransport { fn exists(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.path.exists()) } fn lock_read(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { if self.lock.is_some() { return Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } let lock = ReadLock::new(&self.path).map_err(map_lock_err)?; self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Read(lock)); Ok(()) } fn lock_write(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { if self.lock.is_some() { return Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } let lock = WriteLock::new(&self.path).map_err(map_lock_err)?; self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Write(lock)); Ok(()) } fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match self.lock.take() { None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockHandle::Read(mut rl)) => rl.unlock().map_err(map_lock_err), Some(LockHandle::Write(mut wl)) => wl.unlock().map_err(map_lock_err), } } fn lock_state(&self) -> Option { match &self.lock { None => None, Some(LockHandle::Read(_)) => Some(LockState::Read), Some(LockHandle::Write(_)) => Some(LockState::Write), } } fn read_all(&mut self) -> Result, TransportError> { let file = self.current_file()?; file.seek(SeekFrom::Start(0))?; let mut buf = Vec::new(); file.read_to_end(&mut buf)?; Ok(buf) } fn len(&mut self) -> Result { let file = self.current_file()?; Ok(file.metadata().map_err(TransportError::from)?.len()) } fn read_at(&mut self, offset: u64, len: usize) -> Result, TransportError> { let file = self.current_file()?; file.seek(SeekFrom::Start(offset))?; let mut buf = vec![0u8; len]; let mut filled = 0; // Loop because `read` may return fewer bytes than requested on // a partial read; callers tolerate a short final read. while filled < len { let n = file.read(&mut buf[filled..])?; if n == 0 { buf.truncate(filled); return Ok(buf); } filled += n; } Ok(buf) } fn write_all(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match &self.lock { Some(LockHandle::Write(_)) => {} Some(LockHandle::Read(_)) => { return Err(TransportError::Other( "write_all requires a write lock".to_string(), )) } None => return Err(TransportError::NotLocked), } let file = self.current_file()?; file.seek(SeekFrom::Start(0))?; file.write_all(bytes)?; let len = bytes.len() as u64; file.set_len(len)?; file.flush()?; Ok(()) } fn upgrade_to_write_lock(&mut self) -> Result { match self.lock.take() { None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockHandle::Write(wl)) => { self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Write(wl)); Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked) } Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)) => match rl.temporary_write_lock().map_err(map_lock_err)? { TemporaryWriteLockResult::Succeeded(wl) => { self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Write(wl)); Ok(true) } TemporaryWriteLockResult::Failed(rl) => { self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)); Ok(false) } }, } } fn downgrade_to_read_lock(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match self.lock.take() { None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)) => { self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)); Ok(()) } Some(LockHandle::Write(wl)) => { let rl = wl.restore_read_lock().map_err(map_lock_err)?; self.lock = Some(LockHandle::Read(rl)); Ok(()) } } } fn fdatasync(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { let file = self.current_file()?; file.sync_data().map_err(TransportError::from)?; Ok(()) } fn lstat(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { super::transport::lstat_path(abspath) } fn read_link(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { super::transport::read_link_path(abspath) } fn is_tree_reference_dir(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { super::transport::is_tree_reference_dir_path(abspath) } fn list_dir(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { super::transport::list_dir_path(abspath) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::io::Write as _; use tempfile::NamedTempFile; #[test] fn read_write_roundtrip() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "hello").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_read().unwrap(); let data = t.read_all().unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, b"hello"); t.unlock().unwrap(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.write_all(b"world!").unwrap(); t.unlock().unwrap(); let mut t2 = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t2.lock_read().unwrap(); let data = t2.read_all().unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, b"world!"); t2.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn write_lock_creates_missing_file() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("missing"); let mut t = FileTransport::new(&path); t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.write_all(b"created").unwrap(); t.unlock().unwrap(); assert_eq!(std::fs::read(&path).unwrap(), b"created"); } #[test] fn read_all_requires_lock() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "x").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); assert!(matches!(t.read_all(), Err(TransportError::NotLocked))); } #[test] fn read_at_returns_requested_window() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "0123456789abcdef").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.read_at(0, 4).unwrap(), b"0123"); assert_eq!(t.read_at(4, 4).unwrap(), b"4567"); assert_eq!(t.read_at(10, 6).unwrap(), b"abcdef"); t.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn read_at_short_read_at_eof() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "0123").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_read().unwrap(); // Requested window extends past EOF — short read. assert_eq!(t.read_at(2, 100).unwrap(), b"23"); // Starting past EOF — empty. assert_eq!(t.read_at(100, 4).unwrap(), b""); t.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn read_at_requires_lock() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "x").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); assert!(matches!(t.read_at(0, 1), Err(TransportError::NotLocked))); } #[test] fn len_reports_file_size() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "0123456789").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.len().unwrap(), 10); t.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn upgrade_to_write_then_downgrade_roundtrip() { let mut tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); write!(tmp, "before").unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), Some(LockState::Read)); assert!(t.upgrade_to_write_lock().unwrap()); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), Some(LockState::Write)); t.write_all(b"after").unwrap(); t.downgrade_to_read_lock().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), Some(LockState::Read)); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), b"after"); t.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn upgrade_to_write_lock_when_not_locked_errors() { let tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); assert!(matches!( t.upgrade_to_write_lock(), Err(TransportError::NotLocked) )); } #[test] fn upgrade_to_write_lock_when_already_write_errors() { let tmp = NamedTempFile::new().unwrap(); let mut t = FileTransport::new(tmp.path()); t.lock_write().unwrap(); assert!(matches!( t.upgrade_to_write_lock(), Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked) )); t.unlock().unwrap(); } #[test] fn dirstate_initialize_then_load_roundtrip() { // End-to-end: create an empty dirstate via DirState::initialize, // then re-open it and verify the parsed dirblocks contain just // the root entry. let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("dirstate"); let mut transport = FileTransport::new(&path); let provider: Box = Box::new(crate::dirstate::DefaultSHA1Provider::new()); let mut state = crate::dirstate::DirState::initialize(&mut transport, path.clone(), provider).unwrap(); assert_eq!(state.parents, Vec::>::new()); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 2); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].key.file_id, crate::inventory::ROOT_ID ); transport.unlock().unwrap(); // Reopen and verify the saved bytes are a valid dirstate. let mut t2 = FileTransport::new(&path); t2.lock_read().unwrap(); let data = t2.read_all().unwrap(); // Should at least start with the format-3 header. assert!(data.starts_with(b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n")); t2.unlock().unwrap(); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/header.rs0000644000000000000000000002343115174775717020634 0ustar00//! Dirstate header parsing and serialisation. //! //! Python's `DirState._read_header` / `_read_prelude` read five //! newline-delimited lines off the top of the state file: //! //! 1. The format banner (`"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n"`) //! 2. `crc32: ` //! 3. `num_entries: ` //! 4. parents list (NUL-separated) //! 5. ghosts list (NUL-separated) //! //! This module owns those parsers, the inverse ghost/parents //! serialisation, and the full-file `get_output_lines` wrapper. pub const HEADER_FORMAT_2: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 2\n"; pub const HEADER_FORMAT_3: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n"; /// Default bisect page size used when scanning the dirstate file on disk. /// Mirrors `DirState.BISECT_PAGE_SIZE` (4096) in `bzrformats/dirstate.py`. pub const BISECT_PAGE_SIZE: usize = 4096; /// How many null-separated fields should be in each entry row. /// /// Each line now has an extra `'\n'` field which is not used so we /// just skip over it — so the per-entry count is 3 (for the key) + 5 /// (per tree_data) × tree_count + 1 (the newline field). pub fn fields_per_entry(num_present_parents: usize) -> usize { let tree_count = 1 + num_present_parents; 3 + 5 * tree_count + 1 } /// Serialise the ghost-ids list to a single newline-free record. pub fn get_ghosts_line(ghost_ids: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let mut entries = Vec::new(); let l = format!("{}", ghost_ids.len()); entries.push(l.as_bytes()); entries.extend_from_slice(ghost_ids); entries.join(&b"\0"[..]) } /// Serialise the parents list to a single newline-free record. pub fn get_parents_line(parent_ids: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let mut entries = Vec::new(); let l = format!("{}", parent_ids.len()); entries.push(l.as_bytes()); entries.extend_from_slice(parent_ids); entries.join(&b"\0"[..]) } fn _crc32(bit: &[u8]) -> u32 { let mut hasher = crc32fast::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(bit); hasher.finalize() } /// Format lines for final output. /// /// Args: /// lines: A sequence of lines containing the parents list and the path lines. pub fn get_output_lines(mut lines: Vec<&[u8]>) -> Vec> { let mut output_lines = vec![HEADER_FORMAT_3]; lines.push(b""); let inventory_text = lines.join(&b"\0\n\0"[..]).to_vec(); let crc32 = _crc32(inventory_text.as_slice()); let crc32_line = format!("crc32: {}\n", crc32).into_bytes(); output_lines.push(crc32_line.as_slice()); let num_entries = lines.len() - 3; let num_entries_line = format!("num_entries: {}\n", num_entries).into_bytes(); output_lines.push(num_entries_line.as_slice()); output_lines.push(inventory_text.as_slice()); output_lines.into_iter().map(|l| l.to_vec()).collect() } /// Error returned while parsing the dirstate header. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum HeaderError { /// The first line is not `#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n`. BadFormatLine(Vec), /// The crc32 line does not start with `crc32: `. MissingCrcLine(Vec), /// The crc32 value is not a valid decimal integer. BadCrc(Vec), /// The num_entries line does not start with `num_entries: `. MissingNumEntriesLine(Vec), /// The num_entries value is not a valid decimal integer. BadNumEntries(Vec), /// The parents line or ghosts line was missing or malformed. BadParentsLine, /// The ghosts line was missing or malformed. BadGhostsLine, /// The input ended before a complete header could be read. UnexpectedEof, } impl std::fmt::Display for HeaderError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { HeaderError::BadFormatLine(line) => write!(f, "invalid header line: {:?}", line), HeaderError::MissingCrcLine(line) => write!(f, "missing crc32 checksum: {:?}", line), HeaderError::BadCrc(bytes) => write!(f, "invalid crc32 value: {:?}", bytes), HeaderError::MissingNumEntriesLine(line) => { write!(f, "missing num_entries line: {:?}", line) } HeaderError::BadNumEntries(bytes) => { write!(f, "invalid num_entries value: {:?}", bytes) } HeaderError::BadParentsLine => write!(f, "malformed parents line"), HeaderError::BadGhostsLine => write!(f, "malformed ghosts line"), HeaderError::UnexpectedEof => write!(f, "unexpected end of header"), } } } impl std::error::Error for HeaderError {} /// Parsed dirstate header fields. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Header { /// The `crc32:` value from the header line. pub crc_expected: u32, /// The `num_entries:` value from the header line. pub num_entries: usize, /// Parent revision ids. pub parents: Vec>, /// Ghost parent revision ids. pub ghosts: Vec>, /// Byte offset in the input where the header ends and the /// per-entry dirblock data begins. Mirrors Python's /// `_end_of_header` (the position of `_state_file.tell()` right /// after `_read_header` returns). pub end_of_header: usize, } /// Read one `\n`-terminated line from `data` starting at `pos`. Returns the /// line *including* the trailing newline (mirroring Python's /// `file.readline()` semantics) and the new cursor position. If there is no /// newline, returns the remainder as the final line — matching `readline`'s /// behaviour on an unterminated final line. fn read_line(data: &[u8], pos: usize) -> Option<(&[u8], usize)> { if pos >= data.len() { return None; } let remaining = &data[pos..]; match remaining.iter().position(|&b| b == b'\n') { Some(end) => Some((&remaining[..=end], pos + end + 1)), None => Some((remaining, data.len())), } } /// Parse the dirstate header from `data`. /// /// This is the pure-Rust counterpart of `DirState._read_header` plus /// `_read_prelude` in `bzrformats/dirstate.py`. Given the full (or at least /// header-containing) dirstate file contents it returns the parsed header /// plus the byte offset where the per-entry block begins. /// /// Only format 3 is accepted; earlier formats raise `BadFormatLine` just as /// the Python code raises `BzrFormatsError`. pub fn read_header(data: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut pos = 0; let (format_line, next) = read_line(data, pos).ok_or(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof)?; if format_line != HEADER_FORMAT_3 { return Err(HeaderError::BadFormatLine(format_line.to_vec())); } pos = next; let (crc_line, next) = read_line(data, pos).ok_or(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof)?; let crc_prefix: &[u8] = b"crc32: "; if !crc_line.starts_with(crc_prefix) { return Err(HeaderError::MissingCrcLine(crc_line.to_vec())); } let crc_body = crc_line[crc_prefix.len()..] .strip_suffix(b"\n") .unwrap_or(&crc_line[crc_prefix.len()..]); let crc_str = std::str::from_utf8(crc_body).map_err(|_| HeaderError::BadCrc(crc_body.to_vec()))?; let crc_expected: u32 = crc_str .parse() .map_err(|_| HeaderError::BadCrc(crc_body.to_vec()))?; pos = next; let (num_entries_line, next) = read_line(data, pos).ok_or(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof)?; let num_entries_prefix: &[u8] = b"num_entries: "; if !num_entries_line.starts_with(num_entries_prefix) { return Err(HeaderError::MissingNumEntriesLine( num_entries_line.to_vec(), )); } let num_entries_body = num_entries_line[num_entries_prefix.len()..] .strip_suffix(b"\n") .unwrap_or(&num_entries_line[num_entries_prefix.len()..]); let num_entries_str = std::str::from_utf8(num_entries_body) .map_err(|_| HeaderError::BadNumEntries(num_entries_body.to_vec()))?; let num_entries: usize = num_entries_str .parse() .map_err(|_| HeaderError::BadNumEntries(num_entries_body.to_vec()))?; pos = next; // Parents line: `COUNT\0p1\0p2\0...\0pN\n`. Matches Python's // info = parent_line.split(b"\0"); int(info[0]); self._parents = info[1:-1] // (the `\n` lives inside the last split component, which gets discarded // by the `[1:-1]` slice). let (parents_line, next) = read_line(data, pos).ok_or(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof)?; let parents = parse_parents_field(parents_line).ok_or(HeaderError::BadParentsLine)?; pos = next; // Ghosts line: `\0COUNT\0g1\0...\0gN\n`. Matches Python's // info = ghost_line.split(b"\0"); int(info[1]); self._ghosts = info[2:-1] // The leading NUL comes from the `\0\n\0` separator written between // lines by `get_output_lines`. let (ghosts_line, next) = read_line(data, pos).ok_or(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof)?; let ghosts = parse_ghosts_field(ghosts_line).ok_or(HeaderError::BadGhostsLine)?; pos = next; Ok(Header { crc_expected, num_entries, parents, ghosts, end_of_header: pos, }) } fn parse_parents_field(line: &[u8]) -> Option>> { let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = line.split(|&b| b == 0).collect(); if parts.len() < 2 { return None; } // info[0] must be a valid integer count (we validate but discard it, // mirroring the bare `int(info[0])` in Python). std::str::from_utf8(parts[0]).ok()?.parse::().ok()?; Some( parts[1..parts.len() - 1] .iter() .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .collect(), ) } fn parse_ghosts_field(line: &[u8]) -> Option>> { let parts: Vec<&[u8]> = line.split(|&b| b == 0).collect(); if parts.len() < 3 { return None; } // Skip parts[0] (the empty leading segment) and validate parts[1] as // the integer count. std::str::from_utf8(parts[1]).ok()?.parse::().ok()?; Some( parts[2..parts.len() - 1] .iter() .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .collect(), ) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/id_index.rs0000644000000000000000000000731115174610257021151 0ustar00//! `IdIndex`: a file-id → (dirname, basename) map that lets //! `DirState` jump to every row referring to a given file_id without //! a linear scan. Mirrors Python's `DirState._id_index`. use super::{InventoryEntry, Kind}; use crate::FileId; use std::collections::HashMap; pub struct IdIndex { id_index: HashMap, Vec, FileId)>>, } impl Default for IdIndex { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl IdIndex { pub fn new() -> Self { IdIndex { id_index: HashMap::new(), } } /// Add this entry to the _id_index mapping. /// /// This code used to use a set for every entry in the id_index. /// However, it is *rare* to have more than one entry, so a set /// is a large overkill. And even when we do, we won't ever /// have more than the number of parent trees, which is still a /// small number (rarely >2). As such, we use a simple vector /// and do our own uniqueness checks. While the `contains` /// check is O(N), since N is nicely bounded it shouldn't ever /// cause quadratic failure. pub fn add(&mut self, entry_key: (&[u8], &[u8], &FileId)) { let file_id = entry_key.2; let entry_keys = self.id_index.entry(file_id.clone()).or_default(); entry_keys.push((entry_key.0.to_vec(), entry_key.1.to_vec(), file_id.clone())); } /// Remove this entry from the _id_index mapping. /// /// It is a programming error to call this when the entry_key /// is not already present. pub fn remove(&mut self, entry_key: (&[u8], &[u8], &FileId)) { let file_id = entry_key.2; let entry_keys = self.id_index.get_mut(file_id).unwrap(); entry_keys.retain(|key| (key.0.as_slice(), key.1.as_slice(), &key.2) != entry_key); } pub fn get(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Vec<(Vec, Vec, FileId)> { self.id_index .get(file_id) .map_or_else(Vec::new, |v| v.clone()) } pub fn iter_all(&self) -> impl Iterator, Vec, FileId)> { self.id_index.values().flatten() } pub fn file_ids(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.id_index.keys() } pub fn clear(&mut self) { self.id_index.clear(); } } /// Convert an inventory entry (from a revision tree) to state details. /// /// Args: /// inv_entry: An inventory entry whose sha1 and link targets can be /// relied upon, and which has a revision set. /// Returns: A details tuple - the details for a single tree at a path id. pub fn inv_entry_to_details(e: &InventoryEntry) -> (Kind, Vec, u64, bool, Vec) { let minikind = Kind::from(e.kind()); let tree_data = e .revision() .map_or_else(Vec::new, |r| r.as_bytes().to_vec()); let (fingerprint, size, executable) = match e { InventoryEntry::Directory { .. } | InventoryEntry::Root { .. } => (Vec::new(), 0, false), InventoryEntry::File { text_sha1, text_size, executable, .. } => ( text_sha1.as_ref().map_or_else(Vec::new, |f| f.to_vec()), text_size.unwrap_or(0), *executable, ), InventoryEntry::Link { symlink_target, .. } => ( symlink_target .as_ref() .map_or_else(Vec::new, |f| f.as_bytes().to_vec()), 0, false, ), InventoryEntry::TreeReference { reference_revision, .. } => ( reference_revision .as_ref() .map_or_else(Vec::new, |f| f.as_bytes().to_vec()), 0, false, ), }; (minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/iter_changes.rs0000644000000000000000000002117715177446746022044 0ustar00//! State carried by the lazy `iter_changes` iterator and the //! per-row result type yielded by [`super::DirState::process_entry`]. //! //! The actual state-machine driver lives on `DirState` //! (`iter_changes_next`, `iter_changes_step_walk`, //! `iter_changes_step_parents`, `process_entry`); this module just //! owns the value types. use super::{DirEntryInfo, StatInfo, WalkDirsUtf8}; /// Filesystem snapshot for one path, as handed to /// [`super::DirState::process_entry`]. Mirrors the 5-tuple Python's /// `ProcessEntryPython` threads around internally: /// `(top_relpath, basename, kind, stat, abspath)`. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct ProcessPathInfo { /// Absolute path of the file on disk (utf8 bytes). pub abspath: Vec, /// Filesystem kind, or `None` when the path is missing or is of /// a kind dirstate doesn't track (block / char / socket / fifo). pub kind: Option, /// Stat info for the path. pub stat: StatInfo, } /// Mutable per-`iter_changes` state shared across /// [`super::DirState::process_entry`] calls. Ports the instance /// fields Python's `ProcessEntryPython` carries: search / searched /// sets, parent-id caches, dirname-to-file-id maps. #[derive(Debug, Default)] pub struct ProcessEntryState { /// `source_index` in the tree-data array; `None` means "compare /// against a synthetic empty source" (new-tree mode). pub source_index: Option, /// `target_index` in the tree-data array; always concrete. pub target_index: usize, /// Whether unchanged entries should still yield a change tuple. pub include_unchanged: bool, /// Whether the iter_changes caller wants reports for paths on /// disk that aren't in either source or target dirstate trees. pub want_unversioned: bool, /// Partial iter_changes: true when the caller supplied a /// narrower set of paths than `{b""}`. Used by /// `_gather_result_for_consistency` to decide whether to queue /// parent-directory bookkeeping. pub partial: bool, /// Whether the current working-tree format supports tree /// references. When false, `is_tree_reference_dir` is never /// called during the walk. pub supports_tree_reference: bool, /// Absolute path of the working-tree root on disk. Used to /// join `root + relpath` into an absolute path that `Transport` /// methods can accept. Filled at `iter_changes` call time. pub root_abspath: Vec, /// Paths whose children have already been walked. pub searched_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Paths whose children still need walking (driven by the /// outer `iter_changes` loop). pub search_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Parent directories we need to re-visit after the main walk /// — populated by `_gather_result_for_consistency` when a /// partial iter_changes produces a relocated entry. pub search_specific_file_parents: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Paths we've examined via `_iter_specific_file_parents`. pub searched_exact_paths: std::collections::HashSet>, /// File ids we've already yielded during the main walk. pub seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet>, /// Cache: dirname → file_id for the *target* tree. pub new_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, /// Cache: dirname → file_id for the *source* tree. pub old_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, /// One-slot cache: (dirname, parent_file_id) for the source tree. pub last_source_parent: Option<(Vec, Option>)>, /// One-slot cache: (dirname, parent_file_id) for the target tree. pub last_target_parent: Option<(Vec, Option>)>, } /// One row returned by [`super::DirState::process_entry`], mirroring /// Python's `DirstateInventoryChange` minus the utf8-decoding (Rust /// returns raw bytes; the pyo3 layer decodes with surrogateescape). #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct DirstateChange { pub file_id: Vec, pub old_path: Option>, pub new_path: Option>, pub content_change: bool, pub old_versioned: bool, pub new_versioned: bool, pub source_parent_id: Option>, pub target_parent_id: Option>, pub old_basename: Option>, pub new_basename: Option>, pub source_kind: Option, pub target_kind: Option, pub source_exec: Option, pub target_exec: Option, } /// Error returned by [`super::DirState::process_entry`]. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum ProcessEntryError { DirstateCorrupt(String), /// On-disk path exists but isn't a kind dirstate can represent /// (FIFO, socket, block / char device, etc.). Carries the path /// and the raw st_mode so callers can format /// `BadFileKindError` for the user. BadFileKind { path: Vec, mode: u32, }, Internal(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for ProcessEntryError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ProcessEntryError::DirstateCorrupt(s) => write!(f, "dirstate corrupt: {}", s), ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path, mode } => write!( f, "bad file kind for {}: mode {:o}", String::from_utf8_lossy(path), mode ), ProcessEntryError::Internal(s) => write!(f, "process_entry: {}", s), } } } impl std::error::Error for ProcessEntryError {} /// Lazy iterator state for [`super::DirState::iter_changes_next`]. /// Holds enough information to resume the depth-first walk across /// calls, so callers (pyo3 included) can consume one change at a /// time without materialising the full change set upfront. /// /// All fields are owned — no borrow on `DirState` or `Transport` — /// so the state can live inside a pyclass that re-borrows `DirState` /// on every `__next__` call. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct IterChangesIter { pub(super) phase: IterPhase, /// When the state machine is walking a specific subtree, the /// root currently being processed plus its absolute path on disk. pub(super) current_root: Option<(Vec, Vec)>, /// Have we processed the dirstate entries + want_unversioned /// emission for the root itself? pub(super) root_processed: bool, /// Filesystem walker for the current root's subtree. pub(super) walker: Option, /// Dirblock cursor under the current root — the block index in /// `DirState.dirblocks`. pub(super) block_index: usize, /// Staged walker yield that hasn't yet been consumed by the /// merge loop. Lazily filled on demand. pub(super) staged_walker_block: Option<(Vec, Vec, Vec)>, /// Per-block merge cursors. Reset every time we advance to a /// new block/walker pair. pub(super) merge_entry_index: usize, pub(super) merge_path_index: usize, pub(super) merge_path_handled: bool, pub(super) merge_advance_entry: bool, pub(super) merge_advance_path: bool, /// Changes buffered for emission. One state-machine step can /// produce several changes (e.g. a root walk that handles both /// existing entries and a want_unversioned record) — we queue /// them and drain one per `next_change` call. pub(super) pending: std::collections::VecDeque, /// Set once iter_specific_file_parents drain has begun, so we /// don't restart it. pub(super) parents_drain_started: bool, } #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub(super) enum IterPhase { /// Pull the next root from `search_specific_files`. PickRoot, /// Process the root path itself (entries + want_unversioned). ProcessRoot, /// Walk the root's subtree, merging walker output against /// dirblocks. WalkSubtree, /// Drain `search_specific_file_parents`. DrainParents, /// Finished — `next_change` returns `Ok(None)`. Done, } impl Default for IterChangesIter { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl IterChangesIter { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { phase: IterPhase::PickRoot, current_root: None, root_processed: false, walker: None, block_index: 0, staged_walker_block: None, merge_entry_index: 0, merge_path_index: 0, merge_path_handled: false, merge_advance_entry: true, merge_advance_path: true, pending: std::collections::VecDeque::new(), parents_drain_started: false, } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/kind.rs0000644000000000000000000001147315177446746020334 0ustar00//! The dirstate's per-tree kind enum and the extension trait //! `OptionKindExt` used to simplify liveness checks across the //! dirstate code base. /// The six entry-kinds dirstate tracks — the same set Python's /// `DirState._minikind_to_kind` maps to/from. Variant discriminants /// are the on-disk "minikind" byte, so `kind as u8` produces the byte /// and [`Kind::from_minikind`] round-trips back. #[repr(u8)] #[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug)] pub enum Kind { /// `b'a'` — absent in this tree. Absent = b'a', /// `b'f'` — a regular file; `fingerprint` is the sha1. File = b'f', /// `b'd'` — a directory; `fingerprint` is empty. Directory = b'd', /// `b'r'` — relocated; `fingerprint` is the target path. Relocated = b'r', /// `b'l'` — a symbolic link; `fingerprint` is the link target. Symlink = b'l', /// `b't'` — a tree reference; `fingerprint` is the referenced revision. TreeReference = b't', } impl Kind { /// The one-byte on-disk code — what Python calls the "minikind". #[inline] pub fn to_minikind(self) -> u8 { self as u8 } /// Parse a minikind byte. Returns the offending byte on failure /// so callers can surface a meaningful error (corrupt dirstate / /// parser input). #[inline] pub fn from_minikind(byte: u8) -> Result { match byte { b'a' => Ok(Kind::Absent), b'f' => Ok(Kind::File), b'd' => Ok(Kind::Directory), b'r' => Ok(Kind::Relocated), b'l' => Ok(Kind::Symlink), b't' => Ok(Kind::TreeReference), other => Err(other), } } pub fn to_char(self) -> char { self.to_minikind() as char } pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str { match self { Kind::Absent => "absent", Kind::File => "file", Kind::Directory => "directory", Kind::Relocated => "relocated", Kind::Symlink => "symlink", Kind::TreeReference => "tree-reference", } } /// Whether this kind represents a real on-disk entity (`f`, `d`, /// `l`, `t`) — the cases `process_entry` treats as "content in /// this tree" as opposed to `a`bsent / `r`elocated. #[inline] pub fn is_fdlt(self) -> bool { matches!( self, Kind::File | Kind::Directory | Kind::Symlink | Kind::TreeReference ) } /// `is_fdlt` plus relocation — anything except `a`bsent. Used by /// `process_entry` to decide whether the source side of a /// comparison can contribute a visible change. #[inline] pub fn is_fdltr(self) -> bool { !matches!(self, Kind::Absent) } /// Either `a`bsent or `r`elocated — the two kinds that mean /// "this file is not really here". #[inline] pub fn is_absent_or_relocated(self) -> bool { matches!(self, Kind::Absent | Kind::Relocated) } /// Convert to the 4-variant [`crate::osutils::Kind`]; returns `None` /// for ``Absent`` / ``Relocated`` (which have no filesystem /// counterpart). pub fn to_osutils_kind(self) -> Option { match self { Kind::File => Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File), Kind::Directory => Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory), Kind::Symlink => Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink), Kind::TreeReference => Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference), Kind::Absent | Kind::Relocated => None, } } } impl From for Kind { fn from(k: crate::osutils::Kind) -> Self { match k { crate::osutils::Kind::File => Kind::File, crate::osutils::Kind::Directory => Kind::Directory, crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink => Kind::Symlink, crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference => Kind::TreeReference, } } } impl std::fmt::Display for Kind { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { f.write_str(self.as_str()) } } /// Extension methods for `Option` that collapse the repeated /// `None | Some(Absent) | Some(Relocated)` pattern used throughout /// the tree-slot lookup sites. #[allow(clippy::wrong_self_convention)] pub trait OptionKindExt { /// True when the slot is missing, absent, or relocated — i.e. /// there is no live entry at this position in this tree. fn is_not_live(self) -> bool; /// True when the slot holds a live entry (`f`/`d`/`l`/`t`). fn is_live(self) -> bool; } impl OptionKindExt for Option { #[inline] fn is_not_live(self) -> bool { match self { None | Some(Kind::Absent) | Some(Kind::Relocated) => true, Some(_) => false, } } #[inline] fn is_live(self) -> bool { !self.is_not_live() } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000075327115211122234020143 0ustar00use crate::inventory::Entry as InventoryEntry; use crate::FileId; use std::cmp::Ordering; use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; #[cfg(test)] use std::fs::Metadata; #[cfg(all(unix, test))] use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt; use std::path::PathBuf; mod sha1; pub use sha1::{DefaultSHA1Provider, SHA1Provider}; mod pack_stat; pub use pack_stat::{pack_stat, pack_stat_metadata, stat_to_kind}; mod path; pub use path::{bisect_path_left, bisect_path_right, lt_by_dirs, lt_path_by_dirblock}; mod header; pub use header::{ fields_per_entry, get_ghosts_line, get_output_lines, get_parents_line, read_header, Header, HeaderError, BISECT_PAGE_SIZE, HEADER_FORMAT_2, HEADER_FORMAT_3, }; mod kind; pub use kind::{Kind, OptionKindExt}; mod entry; pub use entry::{ null_parent_details, Dirblock, Entry, EntryKey, LockState, MemoryState, TreeData, YesNo, NULLSTAT, }; mod id_index; pub use id_index::{inv_entry_to_details, IdIndex}; mod iter_changes; use iter_changes::IterPhase; pub use iter_changes::{ DirstateChange, IterChangesIter, ProcessEntryError, ProcessEntryState, ProcessPathInfo, }; fn join_path(dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8]) -> Vec { if dirname.is_empty() { basename.to_vec() } else { let mut p = dirname.to_vec(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(basename); p } } /// Is `candidate` inside `parent` (or equal to it)? Mirrors /// `osutils.is_inside`: `parent` is the prefix directory, `candidate` /// is the potentially-nested path. fn is_inside(parent: &[u8], candidate: &[u8]) -> bool { if parent == candidate { return true; } if parent.is_empty() { return true; } candidate.len() > parent.len() && candidate.starts_with(parent) && candidate[parent.len()] == b'/' } #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn resolve_parent_id( dirblocks: &[Dirblock], old_dirname: &[u8], old_basename: &[u8], entry_file_id: &[u8], source_index: usize, old_dirname_to_file_id: &std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, last_source_parent: &mut Option<(Vec, Option>)>, ) -> Option> { if !old_basename.is_empty() && last_source_parent .as_ref() .map(|(d, _)| d.as_slice() == old_dirname) .unwrap_or(false) { return last_source_parent.as_ref().and_then(|(_, id)| id.clone()); } let cached = old_dirname_to_file_id.get(old_dirname).cloned(); let pid_raw = match cached { Some(v) => Some(v), None => { let (pdir, pbase) = split_path_utf8(old_dirname); let bei = get_block_entry_index(dirblocks, pdir, pbase, source_index); if bei.path_present { Some( dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .key .file_id .clone(), ) } else { None } } }; match pid_raw { Some(v) if v == entry_file_id => None, Some(v) => { *last_source_parent = Some((old_dirname.to_vec(), Some(v.clone()))); Some(v) } None => None, } } #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn resolve_target_parent_id( dirblocks: &[Dirblock], new_dirname: &[u8], new_basename: &[u8], entry_file_id: &[u8], target_index: usize, new_dirname_to_file_id: &std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, last_target_parent: &mut Option<(Vec, Option>)>, ) -> Result>, ProcessEntryError> { if !new_basename.is_empty() && last_target_parent .as_ref() .map(|(d, _)| d.as_slice() == new_dirname) .unwrap_or(false) { return Ok(last_target_parent.as_ref().and_then(|(_, id)| id.clone())); } let cached = new_dirname_to_file_id.get(new_dirname).cloned(); let pid_raw = match cached { Some(v) => Some(v), None => { let (pdir, pbase) = split_path_utf8(new_dirname); let bei = get_block_entry_index(dirblocks, pdir, pbase, target_index); if bei.path_present { Some( dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .key .file_id .clone(), ) } else { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "Could not find target parent in wt: {:?}", new_dirname ))); } } }; match pid_raw { Some(v) if v == entry_file_id => Ok(None), Some(v) => { *last_target_parent = Some((new_dirname.to_vec(), Some(v.clone()))); Ok(Some(v)) } None => Ok(None), } } /// Return the last path component (utf8 bytes) of `path`. Matches /// `osutils.splitpath(path)[-1]` — the basename of a path. fn splitpath_last(path: &[u8]) -> Vec { match path.iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { Some(i) => path[i + 1..].to_vec(), None => path.to_vec(), } } /// Build a `ProcessPathInfo` for `path_utf8`, or `None` when the path /// does not exist on disk. Mirrors Python's `_path_info` helper on /// `ProcessEntryPython`. fn compute_path_info( pstate: &ProcessEntryState, transport: &dyn Transport, path_utf8: &[u8], ) -> Result, ProcessEntryError> { let abspath = join_path(&pstate.root_abspath, path_utf8); let stat = match transport.lstat(&abspath) { Ok(s) => s, Err(_) => return Ok(None), }; let mut kind = if stat.is_file() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File) } else if stat.is_dir() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) } else if stat.is_symlink() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink) } else { None }; // The tree root itself is never a tree-reference (mirrors Python's // `_directory_may_be_tree_reference`: `return relpath and ...`). if kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) && pstate.supports_tree_reference && !path_utf8.is_empty() { let is_ref = transport.is_tree_reference_dir(&abspath).map_err(|e| { ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "is_tree_reference_dir({}): {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&abspath), e )) })?; if is_ref { kind = Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference); } } Ok(Some(ProcessPathInfo { abspath, kind, stat, })) } /// Update `seen_ids` + `search_specific_file_parents` from a /// just-emitted `DirstateChange`. Mirrors Python's /// `_gather_result_for_consistency`. fn gather_result_for_consistency(pstate: &mut ProcessEntryState, change: &DirstateChange) { if !pstate.partial || change.file_id.is_empty() { return; } pstate.seen_ids.insert(change.file_id.clone()); if let Some(ref new_path) = change.new_path { if !new_path.is_empty() { // Queue every ancestor directory, plus the root. let mut path = new_path.clone(); while let Some(i) = path.iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { path.truncate(i); pstate.search_specific_file_parents.insert(path.clone()); } pstate.search_specific_file_parents.insert(Vec::new()); } } } mod transport; pub use transport::{ is_tree_reference_dir_path, list_dir_path, lstat_path, read_link_path, DirEntryInfo, StatInfo, Transport, TransportError, }; mod file_transport; pub use file_transport::FileTransport; mod walker; pub use walker::{WalkDirsUtf8, WalkedDir}; mod parser; pub use parser::{dirblocks_to_entry_lines, entry_to_line, parse_dirblocks, DirblocksError}; /// In-memory `DirState`, the Rust counterpart to `bzrformats.dirstate.DirState`. /// /// This commit introduces the struct and a constructor mirroring Python's /// `__init__`. Behaviour (reading, writing, entry lookup, change processing) /// is added in follow-up commits; for now the struct is a passive container /// so later ports have a stable place to hang methods. pub struct DirState { /// Path to the dirstate file on disk (Python's `_filename`). pub filename: PathBuf, /// Provider used to compute sha1s and stat+sha1 tuples for working-tree /// files. Boxed so callers can swap in an alternate implementation for /// testing, matching Python's `_sha1_provider` attribute. pub sha1_provider: Box, /// State of the header (`NotInMemory` until `_read_header` runs). pub header_state: MemoryState, /// State of the per-row dirblock data. pub dirblock_state: MemoryState, /// If an error was detected while updating the dirstate we refuse to /// write it back. Mirrors Python's `_changes_aborted` flag. pub changes_aborted: bool, /// The in-memory dirblocks, sorted by dirname. Python stores this as /// `[(dirname, [entry, ...])]` in `_dirblocks`. pub dirblocks: Vec, /// Ghost parent revision ids: parents that are referenced but not /// present locally. pub ghosts: Vec>, /// Parent revision ids for the current tree, in order. The first entry /// is the current parent; subsequent entries are merged parents. pub parents: Vec>, /// Offset in `filename` where the header ends and the dirblock text /// begins, populated after the header has been parsed. pub end_of_header: Option, /// Cutoff mtime/ctime for trusting cached sha1s. `None` until /// `_sha_cutoff_time` has been computed for the current `now`. pub cutoff_time: Option, /// Declared entry count from the header, or `None` before the header is /// read. Used to validate the dirblock parse. pub num_entries: usize, /// Current read/write lock state. pub lock_state: Option, /// Set of keys whose hash is known to have changed since load. Used by /// `_mark_modified` to decide whether a save is worthwhile. pub known_hash_changes: HashSet, /// Below this many hash-only changes a save is skipped. /// `-1` means *never* save hash changes; `0` means always save them. pub worth_saving_limit: i64, /// Call `fdatasync` after writing the state file if true. pub fdatasync: bool, /// Trust the filesystem's executable bit when building tree data. pub use_filesystem_for_exec: bool, /// Bisect chunk size when reading the state file in pages; mirrors /// `_bisect_page_size`. pub bisect_page_size: usize, /// Lazily-populated index of `file_id → [(dirname, basename, file_id)]`. /// `None` until [`DirState::get_or_build_id_index`] is called, at /// which point it is rebuilt from the current `dirblocks`. /// Invalidate by setting to `None` whenever dirblocks change. pub id_index: Option, /// Lazily-populated index of `packed_stat → sha1` for every file /// entry in tree 0. `None` until [`DirState::get_or_build_packed_stat_index`] /// is called, mirroring Python's `_packed_stat_index` attribute. /// Invalidate by setting to `None` whenever tree-0 entries change. pub packed_stat_index: Option, Vec>>, } impl DirState { /// Create a new, empty `DirState` object. /// /// The returned state has no data loaded from disk — `header_state` and /// `dirblock_state` are both `NotInMemory`. Call a future `load` method /// to populate it. This mirrors the Python constructor at /// `bzrformats/dirstate.py` `DirState.__init__`. pub fn new>( path: P, sha1_provider: Box, worth_saving_limit: i64, use_filesystem_for_exec: bool, fdatasync: bool, ) -> Self { DirState { filename: path.into(), sha1_provider, header_state: MemoryState::NotInMemory, dirblock_state: MemoryState::NotInMemory, changes_aborted: false, dirblocks: Vec::new(), ghosts: Vec::new(), parents: Vec::new(), end_of_header: None, cutoff_time: None, num_entries: 0, lock_state: None, known_hash_changes: HashSet::new(), worth_saving_limit, fdatasync, use_filesystem_for_exec, bisect_page_size: BISECT_PAGE_SIZE, id_index: None, packed_stat_index: None, } } /// Build the empty dirblock layout that `initialize` and /// `set_state_from_scratch` start from: a single root entry under /// the empty dirname, plus a sibling block ready to receive /// children. pub fn empty_tree_dirblocks() -> Vec { vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: Vec::new(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: crate::inventory::ROOT_ID.to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: NULLSTAT.to_vec(), }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ] } /// Mirror Python's `DirState.initialize`: open `transport`, /// acquire a write lock, populate an empty dirstate (one root /// node with `ROOT_ID`, no parents), serialise it, and return the /// state plus the still-locked transport. The caller is /// responsible for unlocking when done. pub fn initialize( transport: &mut T, path: PathBuf, sha1_provider: Box, ) -> Result { let mut state = DirState::new(path, sha1_provider, 0, true, false); transport.lock_write()?; state.lock_state = Some(LockState::Write); state.set_data(Vec::new(), DirState::empty_tree_dirblocks()); state.save_to(transport)?; Ok(state) } /// Mirror Python's `DirState.on_file`: build a `DirState` whose /// metadata fields match the configured worth-saving / fdatasync / /// use-filesystem-for-exec flags. Does not touch disk; the caller /// must subsequently lock and read via a `Transport`. pub fn on_file( path: PathBuf, sha1_provider: Box, worth_saving_limit: i64, use_filesystem_for_exec: bool, fdatasync: bool, ) -> DirState { DirState::new( path, sha1_provider, worth_saving_limit, use_filesystem_for_exec, fdatasync, ) } /// Mirror Python's `DirState.set_state_from_scratch`: reset to an /// empty tree, then layer the given inventory and parent trees on /// top. /// /// Returns either of the underlying errors as `Other(String)` to /// keep the signature simple — callers that need to discriminate /// can call `set_state_from_inventory` and `set_parent_trees` /// directly. pub fn set_state_from_scratch( &mut self, inventory: Vec<(Vec, Vec, Kind, Vec, bool)>, parent_trees: Vec<(Vec, Vec<(Vec, Vec, TreeData)>)>, parent_ghosts: Vec>, ) -> Result<(), TransportError> { self.set_data(Vec::new(), DirState::empty_tree_dirblocks()); self.set_state_from_inventory(inventory) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; let parent_ids: Vec> = parent_trees.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); let parent_rows: Vec, Vec, TreeData)>> = parent_trees.into_iter().map(|(_, rows)| rows).collect(); self.set_parent_trees(parent_ids, parent_ghosts, parent_rows) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string()))?; Ok(()) } /// Yield a reference to every entry across every dirblock, in /// dirblock order. Mirrors Python's `_iter_entries` in the simple /// case (without the implicit `_read_dirblocks_if_needed` — /// callers are expected to have populated `dirblocks` already). pub fn iter_entries(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.dirblocks.iter().flat_map(|b| b.entries.iter()) } /// Look up the entry at `(block_index, entry_index)` in dirblock /// order, if any. Used by resumable iterators that hold an index /// cursor rather than a borrow of the dirblocks. pub fn entry_at(&self, block_index: usize, entry_index: usize) -> Option<&Entry> { self.dirblocks.get(block_index)?.entries.get(entry_index) } /// Number of dirblocks. Paired with [`DirState::entry_at`] to drive /// an index cursor over [`DirState::iter_entries`]. pub fn dirblock_count(&self) -> usize { self.dirblocks.len() } /// Number of entries in dirblock `block_index`, or 0 if out of range. pub fn dirblock_entry_count(&self, block_index: usize) -> usize { self.dirblocks .get(block_index) .map(|b| b.entries.len()) .unwrap_or(0) } /// Build an [`IdIndex`] from the current dirblocks. Pure — no /// cache interaction; callers that want Python's cached behaviour /// should use [`DirState::get_or_build_id_index`] instead. pub fn build_id_index(&self) -> IdIndex { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); for entry in self.iter_entries() { let file_id = FileId::from(&entry.key.file_id); idx.add(( entry.key.dirname.as_slice(), entry.key.basename.as_slice(), &file_id, )); } idx } /// Return a reference to the cached [`IdIndex`], rebuilding it /// from `self.dirblocks` on first call after the cache was last /// invalidated. Mirrors Python's `DirState._get_id_index`. /// /// The cache lives in `self.id_index`; any code that mutates /// `self.dirblocks` must set `self.id_index = None` afterwards to /// force a rebuild on the next access. pub fn get_or_build_id_index(&mut self) -> &IdIndex { if self.id_index.is_none() { self.id_index = Some(self.build_id_index()); } self.id_index.as_ref().unwrap() } /// Rebuild the `packed_stat → sha1` map from every tree-0 file /// entry. Pure — no cache interaction. pub fn build_packed_stat_index(&self) -> HashMap, Vec> { let mut index: HashMap, Vec> = HashMap::new(); for entry in self.iter_entries() { let tree0 = match entry.trees.first() { Some(t) => t, None => continue, }; if tree0.minikind == Kind::File { // Python stores the mapping keyed by the packed_stat // and with the fingerprint (the sha1) as the value. index.insert(tree0.packed_stat.clone(), tree0.fingerprint.clone()); } } index } /// Return a reference to the cached `packed_stat → sha1` map, /// rebuilding it on first call after the cache was last /// invalidated. Mirrors Python's `DirState._get_packed_stat_index`. /// /// The cache lives in `self.packed_stat_index`; any code that /// mutates tree-0 file entries must set `self.packed_stat_index = /// None` afterwards to force a rebuild on the next access. pub fn get_or_build_packed_stat_index(&mut self) -> &HashMap, Vec> { if self.packed_stat_index.is_none() { self.packed_stat_index = Some(self.build_packed_stat_index()); } self.packed_stat_index.as_ref().unwrap() } /// Parse the header of the dirstate file from `data` and populate the /// in-memory fields that Python's `_read_header` would populate. /// /// `data` must contain the full dirstate file contents (or at minimum /// enough bytes to cover the header); this mirrors Python's /// `state_file.readline()` loop operating on a buffered file. On /// success the `parents`, `ghosts`, `num_entries`, and `end_of_header` /// fields are set and `header_state` transitions to /// `InMemoryUnmodified`. pub fn read_header(&mut self, data: &[u8]) -> Result<(), HeaderError> { let header = read_header(data)?; self.parents = header.parents; self.ghosts = header.ghosts; self.num_entries = header.num_entries; self.end_of_header = Some(header.end_of_header as u64); self.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; Ok(()) } /// Load a complete dirstate from its on-disk bytes. /// /// Reads the header (parents, ghosts, entry count), parses the /// dirblock rows for `1 + num_present_parents` trees, and splits the /// root block into its sentinel shape. After this, [`iter_entries`] /// yields every entry. This is the read-side counterpart to the /// header/parse/split helpers, composed into one call. /// /// [`iter_entries`]: DirState::iter_entries pub fn load_bytes(&mut self, data: &[u8]) -> Result<(), LoadError> { self.read_header(data).map_err(LoadError::Header)?; let body_start = self .end_of_header .expect("read_header sets end_of_header on success") as usize; let num_trees = 1 + self.num_present_parents(); let body = &data[body_start.min(data.len())..]; let dirblocks = parse_dirblocks(body, num_trees, self.num_entries).map_err(LoadError::Dirblocks)?; self.dirblocks = dirblocks; self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; if !self.dirblocks.is_empty() { split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut self.dirblocks).map_err(LoadError::SplitRoot)?; } self.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; self.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; Ok(()) } /// Split `self.dirblocks[0]` — which the parser fills with *both* root /// entries and contents-of-root entries — into the two sentinel /// blocks Python's `_read_dirblocks` / `_split_root_dirblock_into_contents` /// produces: block 0 holds entries whose basename is empty (the root /// itself and any parent-tree variants), and block 1 holds the rest. /// /// Returns an error if the layout does not match the expected /// post-parse shape (fewer than two blocks, or block 1 is not the /// empty sentinel). pub fn split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut self) -> Result<(), SplitRootError> { split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut self.dirblocks) } /// Locate the block for a given key. Mirrors /// `DirState._find_block_index_from_key`, without the /// `_last_block_index` / `_split_path_cache` memoisation layers /// (those live on the Python object and are a follow-up port). pub fn find_block_index_from_key(&self, key: &EntryKey) -> (usize, bool) { find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key) } /// Locate the entry index for a key within a block. Mirrors /// `DirState._find_entry_index`, in the simpler uncached form. pub fn find_entry_index(&self, key: &EntryKey, block: &[Entry]) -> (usize, bool) { find_entry_index(key, block) } /// Look up a `(dirname, basename)` path in the given tree. Mirrors /// `DirState._get_block_entry_index`. pub fn get_block_entry_index( &self, dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], tree_index: usize, ) -> BlockEntryIndex { get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, dirname, basename, tree_index) } /// Serialise the in-memory state to the byte chunks that make up the /// on-disk file. Mirrors Python's `DirState.get_lines` for the /// common "we have in-memory data to write" branch; it does not /// handle the fast-path shortcut that re-reads an unmodified file /// from disk (that shortcut belongs on the soon-to-be-ported /// `save` method). pub fn get_lines(&self) -> Vec> { let parents_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = self.parents.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); let ghosts_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = self.ghosts.iter().map(|g| g.as_slice()).collect(); let parents_line = get_parents_line(&parents_refs); let ghosts_line = get_ghosts_line(&ghosts_refs); let entry_lines = dirblocks_to_entry_lines(&self.dirblocks); // Build the owned-backing-store buffer, then borrow slices into // it when calling `get_output_lines`. let mut owned: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(2 + entry_lines.len()); owned.push(parents_line); owned.push(ghosts_line); owned.extend(entry_lines); let borrowed: Vec<&[u8]> = owned.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); get_output_lines(borrowed) } /// Mark the dirstate as modified. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._mark_modified`. /// /// If `hash_changed_entries` is non-empty, only the hash cache is /// affected: the provided entry keys are added to /// `known_hash_changes` and the `dirblock_state` transitions from /// `NotInMemory`/`InMemoryUnmodified` into `InMemoryHashModified` /// (a full `InMemoryModified` state takes precedence and is not /// downgraded). /// /// If `hash_changed_entries` is empty the whole dirblock state is /// considered dirty: `dirblock_state` becomes `InMemoryModified` /// regardless of its previous value. `header_modified` is an /// orthogonal flag that promotes `header_state` to /// `InMemoryModified` as well. pub fn mark_modified(&mut self, hash_changed_entries: &[EntryKey], header_modified: bool) { if !hash_changed_entries.is_empty() { for key in hash_changed_entries { self.known_hash_changes.insert(key.clone()); } if matches!( self.dirblock_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory | MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified ) { self.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified; } } else { self.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; } if header_modified { self.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; } } /// Mark the dirstate as unmodified — both header and dirblock state /// return to `InMemoryUnmodified` and the hash-change set is /// cleared. Mirrors Python's `DirState._mark_unmodified`. pub fn mark_unmodified(&mut self) { self.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; self.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; self.known_hash_changes.clear(); } /// Replace the entire in-memory state with `parent_ids` and /// `dirblocks`, marking both the header and the dirblock data /// fully modified. Mirrors Python's `DirState._set_data`: the /// caller owns any sort/shape invariants on `dirblocks`; this /// method does not validate them. /// /// Any cached `id_index` is invalidated. Python's /// `_packed_stat_index` has no equivalent on the Rust struct yet /// and is therefore not touched here. pub fn set_data(&mut self, parent_ids: Vec>, dirblocks: Vec) { self.dirblocks = dirblocks; self.mark_modified(&[], true); self.parents = parent_ids; self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; } /// Overwrite the tree-0 slot of the entry at `key` with the given /// details. Returns an error if `key` is not present; otherwise /// does no other bookkeeping — no id_index changes, no cross-ref /// rewrites, no state bump. This is the narrow primitive the /// `py_update_entry` hash-refresh path needs: callers that want /// structural changes should use [`DirState::update_minimal`] or /// [`DirState::add`]. pub fn set_tree0(&mut self, key: &EntryKey, details: TreeData) -> Result<(), MakeAbsentError> { let (block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); if !block_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::BlockNotFound { key: key.clone() }); } let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { key: key.clone() }); } self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0] = details; self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Return the live tree-0 minikind for `key`, or `None` when no /// entry with that key is present. Used by callers that need to /// refresh a stale snapshot against current dirblock contents /// (notably `set_state_from_inventory`'s zipper-merge loop, which /// used to rely on Python-side tuple aliasing to observe mid-loop /// rewrites). pub fn tree0_minikind(&self, key: &EntryKey) -> Option { let (block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); if !block_present { return None; } let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return None; } self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index] .trees .first() .map(|t| t.minikind) } /// Compute and cache the SHA cutoff time: the boundary mtime/ctime /// such that files newer than this are considered "racy" and skip /// the cached-sha optimisation. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._sha_cutoff_time`: returns `now - 3` and stores it on /// the instance so subsequent calls (within the same lock window) /// reuse the same value rather than re-reading the wall clock. /// /// The 3-second window is the legacy bzr value, picked so that /// stats made within a typical filesystem timestamp resolution /// of "now" are not trusted. pub fn compute_sha_cutoff_time(&mut self) -> i64 { use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH}; let now_secs: i64 = SystemTime::now() .duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0); let c = now_secs - 3; self.cutoff_time = Some(c); c } /// Record an observed sha1 for `key`'s tree-0 row when the file's /// stat falls in the cacheable window. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._observed_sha1`: silently ignores non-file kinds and /// files whose mtime/ctime land after the cutoff. /// /// Takes the stat fields unpacked so callers can feed in whichever /// shape they already have (Python's `os.stat_result`, Rust's /// [`Metadata`], synthetic fixture data). /// Record the observed sha1 for the entry at `key` and return the /// new tree-0 `TreeData` so callers that hold a mirror of the /// entry row (e.g. Python tuple) can write it back in place /// without a second lookup. /// /// Returns `Ok(None)` when no update happened — non-regular-file, /// or the stat falls inside the uncacheable window. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] pub fn observed_sha1( &mut self, key: &EntryKey, sha1: &[u8], st_mode: u32, st_size: u64, st_mtime: i64, st_ctime: i64, st_dev: u64, st_ino: u64, ) -> Result, UpdateEntryError> { // S_IFREG (0o100000) after masking with S_IFMT. if (st_mode & 0o170000) != 0o100000 { return Ok(None); } let cutoff: i64 = self .cutoff_time .unwrap_or_else(|| self.compute_sha_cutoff_time()); if st_mtime >= cutoff || st_ctime >= cutoff { return Ok(None); } let (block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); if !block_present { return Err(UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound); } let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return Err(UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound); } let executable = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0].executable; let packed_stat = pack_stat( st_size, st_mtime as u64, st_ctime as u64, st_dev, st_ino, st_mode, ) .into_bytes(); let new_tree0 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: sha1.to_vec(), size: st_size, executable, packed_stat, }; self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0] = new_tree0.clone(); self.packed_stat_index = None; self.mark_modified(std::slice::from_ref(key), false); Ok(Some(new_tree0)) } /// Refresh the tree-0 slot of `key` from the filesystem. Mirrors /// Python's `py_update_entry`: if the stat hasn't changed since /// the last time we saved, re-use the cached link-or-sha1; /// otherwise read the file (or symlink) and rewrite the tree-0 /// slot. Returns the sha1 hex or symlink target, or `None` when /// the on-disk kind is not supported (e.g. block/char devices), /// when the row is a directory and the cached stat matches /// (nothing to report), or when we skip the sha because the /// Compare one dirstate entry against what's on disk (or nothing, /// if the path is absent in the target) and yield a /// [`DirstateChange`] describing any differences. Ports Python's /// `ProcessEntryPython._process_entry`. /// /// Returns `(None, None)` when the entry is uninteresting (no row /// in either side of the comparison), `(None, Some(false))` when /// both sides match and `pstate.include_unchanged` is off, /// `(Some(change), Some(true))` for a real change, and /// `(Some(change), Some(false))` for an unchanged-but-included /// report. pub fn process_entry( &mut self, pstate: &mut ProcessEntryState, entry_key: &EntryKey, entry_trees: &[TreeData], path_info: Option<&ProcessPathInfo>, transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result<(Option, Option), ProcessEntryError> { let source_details: TreeData = if let Some(idx) = pstate.source_index { entry_trees .get(idx) .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(null_parent_details) } else { null_parent_details() }; let target_idx = pstate.target_index; let mut target_details: TreeData = entry_trees .get(target_idx) .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(null_parent_details); let mut target_minikind = target_details.minikind; // Step 1: if on disk and versioned in the target, refresh // via update_entry (which may flip minikind e.g. d → t). let mut link_or_sha1: Option> = None; if let Some(info) = path_info { if target_minikind.is_fdlt() { if target_idx != 0 { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal( "update_entry requires target_index == 0".into(), )); } link_or_sha1 = self .update_entry(entry_key, &info.abspath, &info.stat, transport) .map_err(|e| ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!("update_entry: {}", e)))?; let (bi, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, entry_key); let (ei, _) = find_entry_index(entry_key, &self.dirblocks[bi].entries); target_details = self.dirblocks[bi].entries[ei].trees[target_idx].clone(); target_minikind = target_details.minikind; } } let file_id = entry_key.file_id.clone(); let mut source_minikind = source_details.minikind; let mut source_details_mut = source_details.clone(); if source_minikind.is_fdltr() && target_minikind.is_fdlt() { let old_dirname: Vec; let old_basename: Vec; let mut old_path: Option>; let mut path: Option>; if source_minikind == Kind::Relocated { let src_path = source_details_mut.fingerprint.clone(); let already_inside = pstate .searched_specific_files .iter() .any(|p| is_inside(p.as_slice(), &src_path)); if !already_inside { pstate.search_specific_files.insert(src_path.clone()); } old_path = Some(src_path.clone()); let (od, ob) = split_path_utf8(&src_path); old_dirname = od.to_vec(); old_basename = ob.to_vec(); path = Some(join_path(&entry_key.dirname, &entry_key.basename)); let src_idx = pstate.source_index.ok_or_else(|| { ProcessEntryError::Internal("relocation with no source_index".into()) })?; let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, &old_dirname, &old_basename, src_idx); let src = if bei.path_present { self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .trees .get(src_idx) .cloned() } else { None }; let src = src.ok_or_else(|| { ProcessEntryError::DirstateCorrupt(format!( "entry '{}/{}' is considered renamed from {:?} but source does not exist", String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry_key.dirname), String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry_key.basename), src_path, )) })?; source_details_mut = src; source_minikind = source_details_mut.minikind; } else { old_dirname = entry_key.dirname.clone(); old_basename = entry_key.basename.clone(); old_path = None; path = None; } let (content_change, target_kind, target_exec) = if let Some(info) = path_info { // Walker reports `kind = None` for fifo / socket / // block / char device — kinds dirstate can't track // and that we must not try to sha1 (opening a fifo // for reading blocks). Surface // `BadFileKindError` to callers; mirrors how the // original Python dirstate fails out via // `entry_factory[kind]` lookup. let target_kind = info.kind.ok_or_else(|| ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path: info.abspath.clone(), mode: info.stat.mode, })?; match target_kind { crate::osutils::Kind::Directory => { if path.is_none() { let p = join_path(&old_dirname, &old_basename); path = Some(p.clone()); old_path = Some(p); } if let Some(p) = path.as_ref() { pstate .new_dirname_to_file_id .insert(p.clone(), file_id.clone()); } ( source_minikind != Kind::Directory, Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory), false, ) } crate::osutils::Kind::File => { let cc = if source_minikind != Kind::File { true } else { if link_or_sha1.is_none() { let path_buf = bytes_to_path(&info.abspath); let sha = self.sha1_provider.sha1(&path_buf).map_err(|e| { ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!("sha1: {}", e)) })?; let sha_bytes = sha.as_bytes().to_vec(); let _ = self.observed_sha1( entry_key, &sha_bytes, info.stat.mode, info.stat.size, info.stat.mtime, info.stat.ctime, info.stat.dev, info.stat.ino, ); link_or_sha1 = Some(sha_bytes); } link_or_sha1.as_deref() != Some(source_details_mut.fingerprint.as_slice()) }; let te = if self.use_filesystem_for_exec { (info.stat.mode & 0o100) != 0 } else { target_details.executable }; (cc, Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File), te) } crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink => { let cc = if source_minikind != Kind::Symlink { true } else { link_or_sha1.as_deref() != Some(source_details_mut.fingerprint.as_slice()) }; (cc, Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink), false) } crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference => ( source_minikind != Kind::TreeReference, Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference), false, ), } } else { (true, None, false) }; if source_minikind == Kind::Directory { if path.is_none() { let p = join_path(&old_dirname, &old_basename); path = Some(p.clone()); old_path = Some(p); } if let Some(op) = old_path.as_ref() { pstate .old_dirname_to_file_id .insert(op.clone(), file_id.clone()); } } let source_parent_id = resolve_parent_id( &self.dirblocks, &old_dirname, &old_basename, &entry_key.file_id, pstate.source_index.unwrap_or(0), &pstate.old_dirname_to_file_id, &mut pstate.last_source_parent, ); let target_parent_id = resolve_target_parent_id( &self.dirblocks, &entry_key.dirname, &entry_key.basename, &entry_key.file_id, target_idx, &pstate.new_dirname_to_file_id, &mut pstate.last_target_parent, )?; let source_exec = source_details_mut.executable; let changed = content_change || source_parent_id != target_parent_id || old_basename != entry_key.basename || source_exec != target_exec; if !changed && !pstate.include_unchanged { return Ok((None, Some(false))); } let (old_path_out, path_out) = match old_path { Some(ref op) => (op.clone(), path.clone().unwrap_or_else(|| op.clone())), None => { let p = join_path(&old_dirname, &old_basename); (p.clone(), p) } }; return Ok(( Some(DirstateChange { file_id: entry_key.file_id.clone(), old_path: Some(old_path_out), new_path: Some(path_out), content_change, old_versioned: true, new_versioned: true, source_parent_id, target_parent_id, old_basename: Some(old_basename), new_basename: Some(entry_key.basename.clone()), source_kind: source_minikind.to_osutils_kind(), target_kind, source_exec: Some(source_exec), target_exec: Some(target_exec), }), Some(changed), )); } if source_minikind == Kind::Absent && target_minikind.is_fdlt() { let path = join_path(&entry_key.dirname, &entry_key.basename); let (parent_dir, parent_base) = split_path_utf8(&entry_key.dirname); let parent_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, parent_dir, parent_base, target_idx); let parent_id: Option> = if parent_bei.path_present { let pid = self.dirblocks[parent_bei.block_index].entries[parent_bei.entry_index] .key .file_id .clone(); (pid != entry_key.file_id).then_some(pid) } else { None }; if let Some(info) = path_info { let te = if self.use_filesystem_for_exec { (info.stat.mode & 0o170000 == 0o100000) && (info.stat.mode & 0o100) != 0 } else { target_details.executable }; return Ok(( Some(DirstateChange { file_id: entry_key.file_id.clone(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(path), content_change: true, old_versioned: false, new_versioned: true, source_parent_id: None, target_parent_id: parent_id, old_basename: None, new_basename: Some(entry_key.basename.clone()), source_kind: None, target_kind: info.kind, source_exec: None, target_exec: Some(te), }), Some(true), )); } else { return Ok(( Some(DirstateChange { file_id: entry_key.file_id.clone(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(path), content_change: false, old_versioned: false, new_versioned: true, source_parent_id: None, target_parent_id: parent_id, old_basename: None, new_basename: Some(entry_key.basename.clone()), source_kind: None, target_kind: None, source_exec: None, target_exec: Some(false), }), Some(true), )); } } if source_minikind.is_fdlt() && target_minikind == Kind::Absent { let old_path = join_path(&entry_key.dirname, &entry_key.basename); let src_idx = pstate.source_index.unwrap_or(0); let (pdir, pbase) = split_path_utf8(&entry_key.dirname); let parent_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, pdir, pbase, src_idx); let parent_id: Option> = if parent_bei.path_present { let pid = self.dirblocks[parent_bei.block_index].entries[parent_bei.entry_index] .key .file_id .clone(); (pid != entry_key.file_id).then_some(pid) } else { None }; return Ok(( Some(DirstateChange { file_id: entry_key.file_id.clone(), old_path: Some(old_path), new_path: None, content_change: true, old_versioned: true, new_versioned: false, source_parent_id: parent_id, target_parent_id: None, old_basename: Some(entry_key.basename.clone()), new_basename: None, source_kind: source_minikind.to_osutils_kind(), target_kind: None, source_exec: Some(source_details_mut.executable), target_exec: None, }), Some(true), )); } if source_minikind.is_fdlt() && target_minikind == Kind::Relocated { let tpath = target_details.fingerprint.clone(); let already_inside = pstate .searched_specific_files .iter() .any(|p| is_inside(p.as_slice(), &tpath)); if !already_inside { pstate.search_specific_files.insert(tpath); } return Ok((None, None)); } if source_minikind.is_absent_or_relocated() && target_minikind.is_absent_or_relocated() { return Ok((None, None)); } Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "don't know how to compare source_minikind={:?}, target_minikind={:?}", source_minikind, target_minikind ))) } /// Advance the lazy iter_changes state machine and return the /// next change to yield, or `Ok(None)` when the walk is done. /// Mirrors Python's `ProcessEntryPython.iter_changes` generator: /// call repeatedly to get one change at a time. /// /// Each call may emit 0 or more changes; leftover changes are /// buffered on `iter.pending` so subsequent calls drain them /// before resuming the walk. pub fn iter_changes_next( &mut self, iter: &mut IterChangesIter, pstate: &mut ProcessEntryState, transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result, ProcessEntryError> { loop { if let Some(change) = iter.pending.pop_front() { return Ok(Some(change)); } match iter.phase { IterPhase::PickRoot => { let next_root = pstate.search_specific_files.iter().next().cloned(); match next_root { Some(root) => { pstate.search_specific_files.remove(&root); pstate.searched_specific_files.insert(root.clone()); let abspath = join_path(&pstate.root_abspath, &root); iter.current_root = Some((root, abspath)); iter.root_processed = false; iter.walker = None; iter.block_index = 0; iter.staged_walker_block = None; iter.phase = IterPhase::ProcessRoot; } None => { iter.phase = IterPhase::DrainParents; } } } IterPhase::ProcessRoot => { let (current_root, root_abspath) = iter .current_root .as_ref() .expect("current_root set") .clone(); let root_stat = match transport.lstat(&root_abspath) { Ok(s) => Some(s), Err(TransportError::NotFound(_)) => None, Err(e) => { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "lstat({}): {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&root_abspath), e ))) } }; let root_path_info = match root_stat { None => None, Some(stat) => { let mut kind = if stat.is_file() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File) } else if stat.is_dir() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) } else if stat.is_symlink() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink) } else { None }; // The tree root itself is never a tree-reference. if kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) && pstate.supports_tree_reference && !current_root.is_empty() { let is_ref = transport .is_tree_reference_dir(&root_abspath) .map_err(|e| { ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "is_tree_reference_dir({}): {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&root_abspath), e )) })?; if is_ref { kind = Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference); } } Some(ProcessPathInfo { abspath: root_abspath.clone(), kind, stat, }) } }; let root_entries_owned: Vec<(EntryKey, Vec)> = self .entries_for_path(¤t_root) .into_iter() .map(|e| (e.key.clone(), e.trees.clone())) .collect(); if root_entries_owned.is_empty() && root_path_info.is_none() { iter.phase = IterPhase::PickRoot; continue; } let mut path_handled = false; for (ek, trees) in &root_entries_owned { let (change, changed) = self.process_entry( pstate, ek, trees, root_path_info.as_ref(), transport, )?; if changed.is_some() { path_handled = true; if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } } if pstate.want_unversioned && !path_handled { if let Some(ref info) = root_path_info { let new_executable = info.stat.is_file() && (info.stat.mode & 0o100) != 0; let basename = splitpath_last(¤t_root); iter.pending.push_back(DirstateChange { file_id: Vec::new(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(current_root.clone()), content_change: true, old_versioned: false, new_versioned: false, source_parent_id: None, target_parent_id: None, old_basename: None, new_basename: Some(basename), source_kind: None, target_kind: info.kind, source_exec: None, target_exec: Some(new_executable), }); } } // Decide whether to seed the on-disk walker. We // only walk the filesystem when the root exists on // disk and is a plain directory; tree-references, // regular files, symlinks, and missing paths all // skip the walker. Mirrors Python's catching of // `ENOENT/ENOTDIR/EINVAL` from the first // `_walkdirs_utf8` step. // // The dirblock side of the walk still runs even if // the disk side is absent: a deleted directory // whose children remain in the source dirblocks // (e.g. ``specific_files=["b"]`` when ``b`` and // ``b/c`` were both removed) needs them reported. let walk_disk = root_path_info .as_ref() .map(|p| p.kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory)) .unwrap_or(false); let initial_key = EntryKey { dirname: current_root.clone(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (mut bi_check, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &initial_key); if bi_check == 0 { bi_check = 1; } let has_dirblocks = self .dirblocks .get(bi_check) .map(|b| is_inside(¤t_root, &b.dirname)) .unwrap_or(false); if !walk_disk && !has_dirblocks { iter.phase = IterPhase::PickRoot; continue; } // Seed the subtree walker (disk-side only when // the root actually exists as a directory). iter.walker = if walk_disk { Some(WalkDirsUtf8::new(&root_abspath, ¤t_root)) } else { None }; iter.block_index = bi_check; iter.staged_walker_block = None; iter.merge_entry_index = 0; iter.merge_path_index = 0; iter.merge_path_handled = false; iter.merge_advance_entry = true; iter.merge_advance_path = true; iter.phase = IterPhase::WalkSubtree; } IterPhase::WalkSubtree => { self.iter_changes_step_walk(iter, pstate, transport)?; } IterPhase::DrainParents => { self.iter_changes_step_parents(iter, pstate, transport)?; } IterPhase::Done => return Ok(None), } // Any changes just queued become the next yielded value // via the top-of-loop drain. } } /// Advance one step of the `WalkSubtree` phase. Exactly one /// walker block + dirblock pair gets merged per call; if we /// exhaust both under the current root, transition back to /// `PickRoot`. fn iter_changes_step_walk( &mut self, iter: &mut IterChangesIter, pstate: &mut ProcessEntryState, transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result<(), ProcessEntryError> { let current_root = iter .current_root .as_ref() .expect("current_root set while walking") .0 .clone(); // Pull the next walker block if we haven't cached one. The // walker is only seeded when the root exists on disk; for a // pure dirblock-only walk (e.g. a deleted specific-file dir // whose source-side children still need reporting) `walker` // is `None` and `staged_walker_block` stays `None`. if iter.staged_walker_block.is_none() && iter.walker.is_some() { let walker = iter.walker.as_mut().expect("walker initialised"); let mut captured: Option<(Vec, Vec, Vec)> = None; let supports_ref = pstate.supports_tree_reference; let mut tref_err: Option<(Vec, TransportError)> = None; let progressed = walker .next_dir(transport, |rel, abs, entries| { if rel.is_empty() { entries.retain(|e| e.basename.as_slice() != b".bzr"); } if supports_ref { for e in entries.iter_mut() { if e.kind != Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) { continue; } match transport.is_tree_reference_dir(&e.abspath) { Ok(true) => e.kind = Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference), Ok(false) => {} Err(err) => { if tref_err.is_none() { tref_err = Some((e.abspath.clone(), err)); } } } } } captured = Some((rel.to_vec(), abs.to_vec(), entries.clone())); }) .map_err(|e| ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!("walkdirs: {}", e)))?; if let Some((path, err)) = tref_err { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "is_tree_reference_dir({}): {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&path), err ))); } iter.staged_walker_block = if progressed { captured } else { None }; } let block_info = self .dirblocks .get(iter.block_index) .filter(|b| is_inside(¤t_root, &b.dirname)) .map(|b| (b.dirname.clone(), b.entries.clone())); // Both exhausted → this root is done; back to PickRoot. if iter.staged_walker_block.is_none() && block_info.is_none() { iter.phase = IterPhase::PickRoot; return Ok(()); } // Resolve mis-aligned walker vs block: whichever is "earlier" // gets consumed first. This mirrors the Python _lt_by_dirs // dispatch at the top of the merge loop. if let (Some((walker_rel, _, walker_entries)), Some((block_dirname, _))) = (iter.staged_walker_block.as_ref(), block_info.as_ref()) { if walker_rel.as_slice() != block_dirname.as_slice() { if cmp_by_dirs_bytes(walker_rel, block_dirname).is_lt() { // Walker has an unversioned directory the // dirstate doesn't know about. Emit records // (if want_unversioned) and prune its subdirs // from the walker's recursion. if pstate.want_unversioned { for pi in walker_entries.iter() { let new_executable = pi.stat.is_file() && (pi.stat.mode & 0o100) != 0; let path = if walker_rel.is_empty() { pi.basename.clone() } else { let mut p = walker_rel.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&pi.basename); p }; iter.pending.push_back(DirstateChange { file_id: Vec::new(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(path), content_change: true, old_versioned: false, new_versioned: false, source_parent_id: None, target_parent_id: None, old_basename: None, new_basename: Some(pi.basename.clone()), source_kind: None, target_kind: pi.kind, source_exec: None, target_exec: Some(new_executable), }); } } // Don't descend into unversioned directories. if let Some(walker) = iter.walker.as_mut() { walker.pending_subdirs.clear(); } iter.staged_walker_block = None; return Ok(()); } else { // Dirstate knows about a block the walker didn't // visit (directory removed from disk). Emit // removals for every live entry. let block_entries: Vec<_> = block_info .as_ref() .map(|(_, e)| e.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); for entry in &block_entries { let (change, changed) = self.process_entry(pstate, &entry.key, &entry.trees, None, transport)?; if changed.is_some() { if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } } iter.block_index += 1; return Ok(()); } } } // --- Aligned merge: same dirname on both sides (or one side empty) --- let (_block_dirname, block_entries) = block_info.unwrap_or((Vec::new(), Vec::new())); let walker_rel = iter .staged_walker_block .as_ref() .map(|(rel, _, _)| rel.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); let walker_entries = iter .staged_walker_block .as_ref() .map(|(_, _, entries)| entries.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); // Drain the inner merge loop one step at a time. Unlike // Python's tight `while current_entry or current_path_info` // loop, we run the entire merge here — it's bounded by the // dir contents and typically small. Results queue onto // iter.pending and surface one per outer next_change call. let mut entry_index = iter.merge_entry_index; let mut path_index = iter.merge_path_index; let mut path_handled = iter.merge_path_handled; let mut advance_entry = iter.merge_advance_entry; let mut advance_path = iter.merge_advance_path; let mut walker_local = walker_entries.clone(); loop { let current_entry = block_entries.get(entry_index).cloned(); let current_path_info = walker_local.get(path_index).cloned(); match (¤t_entry, ¤t_path_info) { (None, None) => break, (None, _) => { // handled by want_unversioned below } (Some(ce), None) => { let (change, changed) = self.process_entry(pstate, &ce.key, &ce.trees, None, transport)?; if changed.is_some() { if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } } (Some(ce), Some(pi)) => { let target0 = ce.trees.get(pstate.target_index).map(|t| t.minikind); let mismatch = ce.key.basename != pi.basename || matches!(target0, Some(Kind::Absent) | Some(Kind::Relocated)); if mismatch { if pi.basename.as_slice() < ce.key.basename.as_slice() { advance_entry = false; } else { let path_info_absent: Option<&ProcessPathInfo> = None; let (change, changed) = self.process_entry( pstate, &ce.key, &ce.trees, path_info_absent, transport, )?; if changed.is_some() { if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } advance_path = false; } } else { let pi_rs = ProcessPathInfo { abspath: pi.abspath.clone(), kind: pi.kind, stat: pi.stat, }; let (change, changed) = self.process_entry( pstate, &ce.key, &ce.trees, Some(&pi_rs), transport, )?; if changed.is_some() { path_handled = true; if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } } } } if advance_entry && current_entry.is_some() { entry_index += 1; } else { advance_entry = true; } if let (true, Some(pi)) = (advance_path, current_path_info.as_ref()) { if !path_handled { if pstate.want_unversioned { let new_executable = pi.stat.is_file() && (pi.stat.mode & 0o100) != 0; let path = if walker_rel.is_empty() { pi.basename.clone() } else { let mut p = walker_rel.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&pi.basename); p }; iter.pending.push_back(DirstateChange { file_id: Vec::new(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(path), content_change: true, old_versioned: false, new_versioned: false, source_parent_id: None, target_parent_id: None, old_basename: None, new_basename: Some(pi.basename.clone()), source_kind: None, target_kind: pi.kind, source_exec: None, target_exec: Some(new_executable), }); } if pi.kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) { let child_rel = if walker_rel.is_empty() { pi.basename.clone() } else { let mut p = walker_rel.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&pi.basename); p }; if let Some(walker) = iter.walker.as_mut() { walker.pending_subdirs.retain(|(rel, _)| rel != &child_rel); } } } if pi.kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference) { let child_rel = if walker_rel.is_empty() { pi.basename.clone() } else { let mut p = walker_rel.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&pi.basename); p }; if let Some(walker) = iter.walker.as_mut() { walker.pending_subdirs.retain(|(rel, _)| rel != &child_rel); } } path_index += 1; path_handled = false; let _ = &mut walker_local; } else { advance_path = true; } } iter.merge_entry_index = entry_index; iter.merge_path_index = path_index; iter.merge_path_handled = path_handled; iter.merge_advance_entry = advance_entry; iter.merge_advance_path = advance_path; iter.block_index += 1; iter.staged_walker_block = None; // Reset merge cursors for the next block. iter.merge_entry_index = 0; iter.merge_path_index = 0; iter.merge_path_handled = false; iter.merge_advance_entry = true; iter.merge_advance_path = true; Ok(()) } /// Advance one step of the `DrainParents` phase — equivalent to /// Python's `_iter_specific_file_parents`. fn iter_changes_step_parents( &mut self, iter: &mut IterChangesIter, pstate: &mut ProcessEntryState, transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result<(), ProcessEntryError> { let next = pstate.search_specific_file_parents.iter().next().cloned(); let path_utf8 = match next { Some(p) => p, None => { iter.phase = IterPhase::Done; return Ok(()); } }; pstate.search_specific_file_parents.remove(&path_utf8); if pstate .searched_specific_files .iter() .any(|p| is_inside(p.as_slice(), &path_utf8)) { return Ok(()); } if pstate.searched_exact_paths.contains(&path_utf8) { return Ok(()); } let path_entries: Vec<(EntryKey, Vec)> = self .entries_for_path(&path_utf8) .into_iter() .map(|e| (e.key.clone(), e.trees.clone())) .collect(); let mut selected: Vec<(EntryKey, Vec)> = Vec::new(); let mut found_item = false; for (ek, trees) in &path_entries { let target = trees.get(pstate.target_index).map(|t| t.minikind); let source = pstate .source_index .and_then(|i| trees.get(i)) .map(|t| t.minikind); if !matches!(target, Some(Kind::Absent) | Some(Kind::Relocated)) { found_item = true; selected.push((ek.clone(), trees.clone())); } else if pstate.source_index.is_some() && !matches!(source, Some(Kind::Absent) | Some(Kind::Relocated)) { found_item = true; if target == Some(Kind::Absent) { selected.push((ek.clone(), trees.clone())); } else { let target_path = trees[pstate.target_index].fingerprint.clone(); pstate.search_specific_file_parents.insert(target_path); } } } if !found_item { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "Missing entry for specific path parent {:?}", path_utf8 ))); } let path_info = compute_path_info(pstate, transport, &path_utf8)?; for (ek, trees) in &selected { if pstate.seen_ids.contains(&ek.file_id) { continue; } let (change, changed) = self.process_entry(pstate, ek, trees, path_info.as_ref(), transport)?; if changed.is_none() { return Err(ProcessEntryError::Internal(format!( "entry<->path mismatch for specific path {:?}", path_utf8 ))); } if changed == Some(true) { if let Some(ref c) = change { gather_result_for_consistency(pstate, c); if c.source_kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) && c.target_kind != Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) { let entry_path = match pstate.source_index { Some(si) if trees.get(si).map(|t| t.minikind) == Some(Kind::Relocated) => { trees[si].fingerprint.clone() } _ => path_utf8.clone(), }; let initial_key = EntryKey { dirname: entry_path.clone(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (mut block_index, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &initial_key); if block_index == 0 { block_index += 1; } if block_index < self.dirblocks.len() { let block = &self.dirblocks[block_index]; if is_inside(&entry_path, &block.dirname) { for child in &block.entries { let source_mk = pstate .source_index .and_then(|i| child.trees.get(i)) .map(|t| t.minikind); if matches!( source_mk, Some(Kind::Absent) | Some(Kind::Relocated) ) { continue; } let child_path = join_path(&child.key.dirname, &child.key.basename); pstate.search_specific_file_parents.insert(child_path); } } } } } } if changed == Some(true) || pstate.include_unchanged { if let Some(c) = change { iter.pending.push_back(c); } } } pstate.searched_exact_paths.insert(path_utf8); let _ = iter.parents_drain_started; Ok(()) } /// Refresh the tree-0 slot of `key` from the filesystem. Mirrors /// Python's `py_update_entry`: /// /// Arguments are (key, abspath, stat, transport) — see the doc /// comment on [`StatInfo`] for the stat fields, and the /// [`Transport`] trait for read_link semantics. pub fn update_entry( &mut self, key: &EntryKey, abspath: &[u8], stat: &StatInfo, transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result>, UpdateEntryError> { // 1. Derive minikind from st_mode. Non-file/dir/symlink kinds // are silently skipped (Python returns None via the // KeyError branch). let mut minikind: Kind = if stat.is_file() { Kind::File } else if stat.is_dir() { Kind::Directory } else if stat.is_symlink() { Kind::Symlink } else { return Ok(None); }; let packed_stat = pack_stat( stat.size, stat.mtime as u64, stat.ctime as u64, stat.dev, stat.ino, stat.mode, ) .into_bytes(); // 2. Fetch the saved tree-0 row (need a clone, we'll mutate it). let (block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); if !block_present { return Err(UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound); } let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return Err(UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound); } let entry_len = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees.len(); let tree1_minikind: Option = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index] .trees .get(1) .map(|t| t.minikind); let saved = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0].clone(); // 3. A directory row that used to be a tree-reference keeps // its 't' minikind even when the filesystem kind is plain // directory (matches Python's special case). if minikind == Kind::Directory && saved.minikind == Kind::TreeReference { minikind = Kind::TreeReference; } // 4. Cache-hit path: same kind + same stat + same size → return // saved link/sha1 without further I/O. if minikind == saved.minikind && packed_stat == saved.packed_stat { if minikind == Kind::Directory { return Ok(None); } if saved.size == stat.size { return Ok(Some(saved.fingerprint.clone())); } } // 5. Cache miss — rewrite the row. let cutoff: i64 = self .cutoff_time .unwrap_or_else(|| self.compute_sha_cutoff_time()); let stat_is_cacheable = stat.mtime < cutoff && stat.ctime < cutoff; let mut result: Option> = None; let mut worth_saving = true; let mut became_directory = false; // Tree-references don't get a tree-0 rewrite: the Python // implementation's if/elif chain has no arm for b't', so the // saved row is left intact and only mark_modified runs. if minikind == Kind::TreeReference { self.mark_modified(std::slice::from_ref(key), false); return Ok(None); } let new_tree0 = match minikind { Kind::File => { let executable = if self.use_filesystem_for_exec { (stat.mode & 0o100) != 0 } else { saved.executable }; if stat_is_cacheable && entry_len > 1 && tree1_minikind != Some(Kind::Absent) { // SHA1Provider remains a pluggable indirection for // content hashing (content filters). Callers can // install a provider that reads through their own // layer; DefaultSHA1Provider is a thin wrapper // over `sha_file_by_name`. let path_buf = bytes_to_path(abspath); let sha1 = self .sha1_provider .sha1(&path_buf) .map_err(UpdateEntryError::Io)?; result = Some(sha1.as_bytes().to_vec()); TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: sha1.into_bytes(), size: stat.size, executable, packed_stat, } } else { worth_saving = false; TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: stat.size, executable, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), } } } Kind::Directory => { if saved.minikind != Kind::Directory { became_directory = true; } else { worth_saving = false; } TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat, } } Kind::Symlink => { if saved.minikind == Kind::Symlink { worth_saving = false; } let target_bytes = transport.read_link(abspath).map_err(|e| match e { TransportError::Io { kind, message } => { UpdateEntryError::Io(std::io::Error::new(kind, message)) } TransportError::NotFound(p) => { UpdateEntryError::Io(std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound, p)) } other => UpdateEntryError::Other(other.to_string()), })?; result = Some(target_bytes.clone()); if stat_is_cacheable { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Symlink, fingerprint: target_bytes, size: stat.size, executable: false, packed_stat, } } else { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Symlink, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: stat.size, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), } } } Kind::Absent | Kind::Relocated | Kind::TreeReference => { // TreeReference short-circuited above; Absent/Relocated // never flow through `is_file()/is_dir()/is_symlink()`. return Err(UpdateEntryError::UnexpectedKind(minikind)); } }; self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0] = new_tree0; self.packed_stat_index = None; if became_directory { // A former file/symlink is now a directory; ensure the // child dirblock exists. let (dirname_parent, basename_parent) = (key.dirname.clone(), key.basename.clone()); let parent_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, &dirname_parent, &basename_parent, 0); if parent_bei.path_present { let mut subdir = dirname_parent.clone(); if !subdir.is_empty() { subdir.push(b'/'); } subdir.extend_from_slice(&basename_parent); self.ensure_block( parent_bei.block_index as isize, parent_bei.entry_index as isize, &subdir, ) .map_err(|e| UpdateEntryError::Other(format!("ensure_block: {:?}", e)))?; } } if worth_saving { self.mark_modified(std::slice::from_ref(key), false); } Ok(result) } /// Append a `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS` row to every entry's tree slot /// list. Mirrors Python's inline loop in `update_basis_by_delta`: /// when the current dirstate has no parents and a new parent is /// being introduced, each row needs space for the new parent's /// tree-1 slot before `update_basis_by_delta` can fill it in. pub fn bootstrap_new_parent_slot(&mut self) { for block in self.dirblocks.iter_mut() { for entry in block.entries.iter_mut() { entry.trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } } } /// Forget all in-memory state, returning the object to the same /// shape a freshly constructed [`DirState`] has before any load. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._wipe_state`. /// /// Python additionally clears `_split_path_cache`; that field has /// no equivalent on the Rust struct yet (the still un-ported /// memoisation layer on `_find_block_index_from_key`), so this /// function resets what it can and leaves a note for the future /// port to extend. pub fn wipe_state(&mut self) { self.header_state = MemoryState::NotInMemory; self.dirblock_state = MemoryState::NotInMemory; self.changes_aborted = false; self.parents.clear(); self.ghosts.clear(); self.dirblocks.clear(); self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; self.end_of_header = None; self.cutoff_time = None; } /// Whether the current in-memory state is worth persisting. Mirrors /// `DirState._worth_saving`: full-dirblock or header modifications /// always save; hash-only changes save only once they exceed /// `worth_saving_limit`, and `-1` disables hash-only saves entirely. pub fn worth_saving(&self) -> bool { if matches!(self.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified) || matches!(self.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified) { return true; } if matches!(self.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified) { if self.worth_saving_limit == -1 { return false; } if self.known_hash_changes.len() as i64 >= self.worth_saving_limit { return true; } } false } /// Persist the in-memory state through `transport`, assuming a /// write lock is already held. This is the post-lock-upgrade core /// of Python's `DirState.save`: honours `changes_aborted` and /// `worth_saving` as early-return gates, serialises `get_lines()` /// via `write_all`, optionally `fdatasync`s, and finishes with /// `mark_unmodified`. /// /// The caller owns the read→write lock-upgrade dance that Python's /// `save` performs via `temporary_write_lock` — the `Transport` /// trait deliberately does not model it, because lock-upgrade /// semantics belong to the Python `LockToken` plumbing rather than /// to dirstate. A caller that wants the full Python behaviour /// performs the upgrade, calls `save_to`, then restores the read /// lock. /// /// Returns `Ok(true)` if the state was actually written, `Ok(false)` /// if an early-return gate prevented the write, and `Err` if the /// transport is not write-locked or any `write_all`/`fdatasync` /// call failed. pub fn save_to( &mut self, transport: &mut T, ) -> Result { if self.changes_aborted { return Ok(false); } if !self.worth_saving() { return Ok(false); } if transport.lock_state() != Some(LockState::Write) { return Err(TransportError::Other( "save_to requires a write lock".to_string(), )); } let mut buf: Vec = Vec::new(); for line in self.get_lines() { buf.extend_from_slice(&line); } transport.write_all(&buf)?; if self.fdatasync { transport.fdatasync()?; } self.mark_unmodified(); Ok(true) } /// Number of parent entries present in each dirstate record row. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._num_present_parents` — total /// parents minus ghost parents. pub fn num_present_parents(&self) -> usize { self.parents.len().saturating_sub(self.ghosts.len()) } /// Replace the entire tree-0 state with the rows produced by /// walking `new_inv.iter_entries_by_dir()`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_state_from_inventory`: zips the existing dirstate /// entries (in iteration order) against the incoming inventory /// entries, calling [`DirState::update_minimal`] and /// [`DirState::make_absent`] to drive the dirstate into the new /// shape. /// /// Each element of `new_entries` is a pre-sorted tuple /// `(path_utf8, file_id, minikind, fingerprint, executable)`. The /// caller is expected to have built it from /// `iter_entries_by_dir`, which yields paths in the order the /// dirstate needs. `fingerprint` is normally empty for non /// tree-reference entries; the tree-reference case carries the /// `reference_revision` bytes. pub fn set_state_from_inventory( &mut self, new_entries: Vec<(Vec, Vec, Kind, Vec, bool)>, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { fn cmp_by_dirs(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> std::cmp::Ordering { let mut ai = a.split(|&c| c == b'/'); let mut bi = b.split(|&c| c == b'/'); loop { match (ai.next(), bi.next()) { (None, None) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Equal, (None, Some(_)) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Less, (Some(_), None) => return std::cmp::Ordering::Greater, (Some(x), Some(y)) => match x.cmp(y) { std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => continue, other => return other, }, } } } // Snapshot the current tree-0 entries in dirstate iteration order, // mirroring Python's `list(self._iter_entries())` call. let old_entries: Vec = self .dirblocks .iter() .flat_map(|block| block.entries.iter().cloned()) .collect(); let mut old_iter = old_entries.into_iter(); let mut new_iter = new_entries.into_iter(); let mut current_old: Option = old_iter.next(); let mut current_new: Option<(Vec, Vec, Kind, Vec, bool)> = new_iter.next(); while current_new.is_some() || current_old.is_some() { // Skip dead old rows: the live tree-0 minikind may differ // from the snapshot because prior update_minimal calls in // this loop could have rewritten it. if let Some(ref old) = current_old { if self.tree0_minikind(&old.key).is_not_live() { current_old = old_iter.next(); continue; } } // Materialise the new-entry split. let new_split = current_new.as_ref().map(|(path, file_id, mk, fp, ex)| { let (dn, bn) = split_path_utf8(path); let new_key = EntryKey { dirname: dn.to_vec(), basename: bn.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.clone(), }; (path.clone(), new_key, *mk, fp.clone(), *ex) }); match (current_old.as_ref(), new_split.as_ref()) { (None, Some((path, key, mk, fp, ex))) => { // Old is finished; insert the new entry. let tree0 = TreeData { minikind: *mk, fingerprint: fp.clone(), size: 0, executable: *ex, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; self.update_minimal(key.clone(), tree0, Some(path), true)?; current_new = new_iter.next(); } (Some(old), None) => { // New is finished; make the old entry absent. let key = old.key.clone(); // Swallow EntryNotFound — a prior update_minimal // may have pruned the row already. if self.tree0_minikind(&key).is_some() { self.make_absent(&key) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("make_absent: {}", e), })?; } current_old = old_iter.next(); } (Some(old), Some((path, key, mk, fp, ex))) => { if *key == old.key { // Same key; update in place if exec/minikind changed. let old_t0 = &old.trees[0]; if old_t0.executable != *ex || old_t0.minikind != *mk { let tree0 = TreeData { minikind: *mk, fingerprint: fp.clone(), size: 0, executable: *ex, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; self.update_minimal(key.clone(), tree0, Some(path), true)?; } current_old = old_iter.next(); current_new = new_iter.next(); } else { let new_before_old = match cmp_by_dirs(&key.dirname, &old.key.dirname) { std::cmp::Ordering::Less => true, std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => false, std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => { (key.basename.as_slice(), key.file_id.as_slice()) < (old.key.basename.as_slice(), old.key.file_id.as_slice()) } }; if new_before_old { let tree0 = TreeData { minikind: *mk, fingerprint: fp.clone(), size: 0, executable: *ex, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; self.update_minimal(key.clone(), tree0, Some(path), true)?; current_new = new_iter.next(); } else { let okey = old.key.clone(); if self.tree0_minikind(&okey).is_some() { self.make_absent(&okey) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("make_absent: {}", e), })?; } current_old = old_iter.next(); } } } (None, None) => unreachable!(), } } self.mark_modified(&[], false); self.id_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Replace the parent trees. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_parent_trees`. /// /// `trees` gives the revision-id of every parent (including /// ghosts) in order. `ghosts` is the list of revision-ids that /// are ghosts — must be a subset of `trees`. `parent_tree_entries` /// is one list per *non-ghost* parent tree, in the same order as /// non-ghost parents appear in `trees`; each list is the result of /// walking that tree via `iter_entries_by_dir` and mapping each /// entry to `(path_utf8, file_id, minikind, fingerprint, size, /// executable, tree_data)` (i.e. path/file_id plus the 5-tuple /// returned by [`inv_entry_to_details`]). /// /// The method rebuilds the full dirblocks layout from: (a) the /// current tree-0 rows already in `self.dirblocks` (non-absent, /// non-relocated), and (b) the per-parent-tree entry lists. /// Cross-tree relocation pointers are emitted in both the /// vertical and horizontal axes, matching the legacy matrix /// construction. Ghost parents occupy a tree slot but contribute /// no entries — their slot is always `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS`. pub fn set_parent_trees( &mut self, trees: Vec>, ghosts: Vec>, parent_tree_entries: Vec, Vec, TreeData)>>, ) -> Result<(), EntriesToStateError> { let non_ghost_count = parent_tree_entries.len(); // All parent slots, including ghosts: each entry has // `1 + non_ghost_count` tree slots. let parent_count = non_ghost_count; let mut by_path: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); let mut id_index = IdIndex::new(); // Step 1: seed with existing tree-0 entries. for block in self.dirblocks.iter() { for entry in block.entries.iter() { let mk = match entry.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind) { Some(k) => k, None => continue, }; if mk.is_absent_or_relocated() { continue; } let mut row = Vec::with_capacity(1 + parent_count); row.push(entry.trees[0].clone()); for _ in 0..parent_count { row.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } id_index.add(( entry.key.dirname.as_slice(), entry.key.basename.as_slice(), &FileId::from(&entry.key.file_id), )); by_path.insert(entry.key.clone(), row); } } // Step 2: fold each non-ghost parent tree into the matrix. for (index, tree_entries) in parent_tree_entries.into_iter().enumerate() { let tree_index = index + 1; let new_location_suffix_len = parent_count - tree_index; for (path_utf8, file_id, details) in tree_entries { let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(&path_utf8); let new_entry_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.clone(), }; let fid = FileId::from(&file_id); let entry_keys: Vec<(Vec, Vec, FileId)> = id_index.get(&fid); // Vertical axis: every other path for this file_id in // this tree gets a relocation pointer back to path_utf8. for (e_dir, e_base, _e_fid) in &entry_keys { let ek = EntryKey { dirname: e_dir.clone(), basename: e_base.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), }; if ek == new_entry_key { continue; } if let Some(row) = by_path.get_mut(&ek) { row[tree_index] = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: path_utf8.clone(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; } } // By-path consistency: insert into existing row or // create a new one with relocation pointers for the // earlier tree indexes. let has_key = entry_keys.iter().any(|(d, b, _)| { d.as_slice() == new_entry_key.dirname.as_slice() && b.as_slice() == new_entry_key.basename.as_slice() }); if has_key { by_path.get_mut(&new_entry_key).unwrap()[tree_index] = details; } else { let mut new_details: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(1 + parent_count); for lookup_index in 0..tree_index { if entry_keys.is_empty() { new_details.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } else { let a_key = &entry_keys[0]; let ak = EntryKey { dirname: a_key.0.clone(), basename: a_key.1.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), }; let look = &by_path[&ak][lookup_index]; if look.minikind == Kind::Relocated || look.minikind == Kind::Absent { new_details.push(look.clone()); } else { let mut real_path = a_key.0.clone(); if !real_path.is_empty() { real_path.push(b'/'); } real_path.extend_from_slice(&a_key.1); new_details.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: real_path, size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } } } new_details.push(details); for _ in 0..new_location_suffix_len { new_details.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } by_path.insert(new_entry_key.clone(), new_details); id_index.add(( new_entry_key.dirname.as_slice(), new_entry_key.basename.as_slice(), &fid, )); } } } // Step 3: materialise the sorted entry list. let mut new_entries: Vec = by_path .into_iter() .map(|(key, trees)| Entry { key, trees }) .collect(); Self::sort_entries(&mut new_entries); self.entries_to_current_state(new_entries)?; self.parents = trees; self.ghosts = ghosts; self.mark_modified(&[], true); self.id_index = Some(id_index); self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Rebuild `self.dirblocks` from a pre-sorted, flat list of /// entries. Mirrors Python's `DirState._entries_to_current_state`. /// /// `new_entries` must start with the root row (dirname and /// basename both empty); otherwise /// [`EntriesToStateError::MissingRootRow`] is returned. The /// resulting layout contains the two sentinel empty-dirname blocks /// followed by one block per distinct subdirectory, then fed /// through [`DirState::split_root_dirblock_into_contents`] to /// separate the root row from the root-contents rows. /// /// This function does not re-sort entries — callers that hand in a /// sorted list skip the cost, and Python's comment calls this out /// explicitly. pub fn entries_to_current_state( &mut self, new_entries: Vec, ) -> Result<(), EntriesToStateError> { let first = new_entries.first().ok_or(EntriesToStateError::Empty)?; if !first.key.dirname.is_empty() || !first.key.basename.is_empty() { return Err(EntriesToStateError::MissingRootRow { key: first.key.clone(), }); } let mut dirblocks: Vec = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; // Root-group index: all entries with dirname == b"" are // appended to dirblocks[0]; `split_root_dirblock_into_contents` // later splits them into the true root and the contents-of-root. let mut current_idx: usize = 0; let mut current_dirname: Vec = Vec::new(); for entry in new_entries { if entry.key.dirname != current_dirname { current_dirname = entry.key.dirname.clone(); dirblocks.push(Dirblock { dirname: current_dirname.clone(), entries: Vec::new(), }); current_idx = dirblocks.len() - 1; } dirblocks[current_idx].entries.push(entry); } self.dirblocks = dirblocks; self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut self.dirblocks) .map_err(EntriesToStateError::SplitFailed)?; Ok(()) } /// Ensure a block for `dirname` exists in `self.dirblocks`, creating /// it if necessary. Mirrors Python's `DirState._ensure_block`. /// /// `parent_block_index` and `parent_row_index` identify the entry /// whose directory is being ensured. The root row is special-cased: /// `(parent_block_index=0, parent_row_index=0, dirname=b"")` /// shortcuts to block index 1 — the sentinel contents-of-root /// block produced by `split_root_dirblock_into_contents`. /// /// On success returns the index of the block for `dirname`. On /// failure — the dirname does not end with the basename stored at /// the given parent coordinates — returns /// [`EnsureBlockError::BadDirname`] to match Python's /// `AssertionError("bad dirname ...")`. pub fn ensure_block( &mut self, parent_block_index: isize, parent_row_index: isize, dirname: &[u8], ) -> Result { // Root shortcut: block 0 row 0 with an empty dirname is always // followed by the empty sentinel at block 1. if dirname.is_empty() && parent_row_index == 0 && parent_block_index == 0 { return Ok(1); } // Python's assertion: dirname must end with the parent entry's // basename. The Python source guards the lookup with // `(parent_block_index == -1 and parent_block_index == -1 and // dirname == b"")` — the duplicate `parent_block_index` // appears to be a typo for `parent_row_index`, but the duplicate // collapses to a single check anyway, so the actually-observable // condition is `parent_block_index == -1 && dirname.is_empty()`. // We preserve the observable behaviour without carrying the // typo forward. let sentinel_shortcut = parent_block_index == -1 && dirname.is_empty(); if !sentinel_shortcut { let parent_basename = self .dirblocks .get(parent_block_index as usize) .and_then(|b| b.entries.get(parent_row_index as usize)) .map(|e| e.key.basename.as_slice()) .ok_or_else(|| EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(dirname.to_vec()))?; if !dirname.ends_with(parent_basename) { return Err(EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(dirname.to_vec())); } } let lookup_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (block_index, present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &lookup_key); if !present { self.dirblocks.insert( block_index, Dirblock { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ); } Ok(block_index) } /// Discard any parent trees beyond the first. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._discard_merge_parents`. /// /// After this function returns the dirstate contains either 1 or /// 2 trees per row: current + first parent, or just current if /// the first parent was a ghost (Python keeps the parent slot but /// replaces its tree data with a `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS` placeholder /// so every row still has two tree slots). Entries whose tree-0 /// and tree-1 minikinds both fall into the "dead pattern" set /// `{(a,r), (a,a), (r,r), (r,a)}` — i.e. absent or relocated in /// both the current tree and the first parent — are removed from /// their dirblock entirely. /// /// The header is marked modified so the change survives a save. /// This invalidates the cached `id_index`; callers must not hold /// a reference to the old one across this call. pub fn discard_merge_parents(&mut self) { if self.parents.is_empty() { return; } let first_parent_is_ghost = self.ghosts.contains(&self.parents[0]); for block in self.dirblocks.iter_mut() { let mut surviving: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(block.entries.len()); for entry in block.entries.drain(..) { let tree0_kind = entry.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind); let tree1_kind = entry.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind); // `is_dead` when both tree-0 and tree-1 are // absent-or-relocated (the four `(a|r, a|r)` patterns // Python's loop calls dead). let is_dead = matches!( (tree0_kind, tree1_kind), (Some(a), Some(b)) if a.is_absent_or_relocated() && b.is_absent_or_relocated() ); if is_dead { continue; } let mut new_entry = entry; if first_parent_is_ghost { // Replace trees beyond index 0 with a single // NULL_PARENT_DETAILS row so every entry still // has exactly two tree slots after the discard. new_entry.trees.truncate(1); new_entry.trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } else { // Keep only trees 0 and 1. new_entry.trees.truncate(2); } surviving.push(new_entry); } block.entries = surviving; } self.ghosts.clear(); let first_parent = self.parents[0].clone(); self.parents = vec![first_parent]; self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; self.mark_modified(&[], true); } /// Mark `key` as absent for tree 0, following Python's /// `DirState._make_absent`. /// /// Behaviour: /// 1. Scan trees 1.. of the entry at `key`. For each non-absent, /// non-relocated row, remember `key` as still-referenced; for /// each relocated row, remember the relocation target's key /// (same file_id, new dirname/basename). /// 2. If `key` is not still-referenced by any remaining tree, /// remove its entry row from the block and drop `key` from the /// id index. /// 3. For every remaining-key, set its tree-0 slot to /// `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS`. Assert that the slot isn't already /// absent (mirroring Python's `bad row` assertion). /// 4. Mark the dirstate modified. /// /// Returns `true` when the entry row was removed in step (2), /// matching Python's `last_reference` return. pub fn make_absent(&mut self, key: &EntryKey) -> Result { // Locate the entry we're making absent. let (block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); if !block_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::BlockNotFound { key: key.clone() }); } let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { key: key.clone() }); } // Collect remaining references across trees 1..N. Python scans // `current_old[1][1:]`, i.e. every tree slot except tree 0. let mut remaining_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); { let entry = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index]; for tree in entry.trees.iter().skip(1) { match tree.minikind { // Python's branches treat 'a' as "not present at any // path" and everything else except 'r' as "still at // the original key". Kind::Absent => {} Kind::Relocated => { // Relocated row: fingerprint holds the target // path, file_id stays the same. let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(&tree.fingerprint); remaining_keys.push(EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: key.file_id.clone(), }); } Kind::File | Kind::Directory | Kind::Symlink | Kind::TreeReference => { remaining_keys.push(key.clone()); } } } } // The same `key` can be pushed multiple times when an entry // has several parent-tree slots that all happen to be 'f' (or // 'd' / 'l' / 't'). Each such slot maps to "still at the // original key", so the tree-0 update only needs to happen // once per distinct key — Python achieves this implicitly by // working through a dict. remaining_keys.sort_by(|a, b| { a.dirname .cmp(&b.dirname) .then_with(|| a.basename.cmp(&b.basename)) .then_with(|| a.file_id.cmp(&b.file_id)) }); remaining_keys.dedup(); let last_reference = !remaining_keys.iter().any(|k| k == key); if last_reference { // Remove the entry row entirely. self.dirblocks[block_index].entries.remove(entry_index); if let Some(id_index) = self.id_index.as_mut() { let fid = FileId::from(&key.file_id); id_index.remove((key.dirname.as_slice(), key.basename.as_slice(), &fid)); } } // Update every remaining-key's tree 0 slot to NULL_PARENT_DETAILS. for update_key in &remaining_keys { let (ub, ub_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, update_key); if !ub_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::UpdateBlockNotFound { key: update_key.clone(), }); } let (ue, ue_present) = find_entry_index(update_key, &self.dirblocks[ub].entries); if !ue_present { return Err(MakeAbsentError::UpdateEntryNotFound { key: update_key.clone(), }); } let tree0 = self.dirblocks[ub].entries[ue] .trees .first_mut() .ok_or_else(|| MakeAbsentError::BadRow { key: update_key.clone(), })?; if tree0.minikind == Kind::Absent { return Err(MakeAbsentError::BadRow { key: update_key.clone(), }); } *tree0 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; } // Tree-0 mutations invalidate the packed_stat_index. self.packed_stat_index = None; self.mark_modified(&[], false); Ok(last_reference) } /// Apply a sequence of "adds" to tree 1, mirroring Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_adds`. `adds` is a flat list of /// per-entry records produced by `update_basis_by_delta`: each /// describes a new entry to insert (or, when `real_add` is false, /// the add half of a split rename). The caller is responsible for /// collecting and translating Python inventory entries into /// [`BasisAdd`] records — this function only touches dirblocks. /// /// Sorts `adds` in-place by `new_path` to match Python's /// `adds.sort(key=lambda x: x[1])`. The resulting lexicographic /// order ensures every parent dirblock is visited before its /// children. /// /// Invariants that produce an `InconsistentDelta` error — mirroring /// Python's `_raise_invalid` — are carried as /// [`BasisApplyError::Invalid`] values so the pyo3 layer can wrap /// them in the Python `InconsistentDelta` exception. Assertions /// about internal state that should never happen (such as /// `_find_entry_index` missing a key the linear scan locates) are /// reported as [`BasisApplyError::Internal`]. /// /// Side effects: /// - may call [`DirState::ensure_block`] to materialise a dirblock /// for a missing parent directory; /// - mutates tree-1 slots of existing entries; /// - inserts new entries with `[NULL_PARENT_DETAILS, new_details]`; /// - converts cross-directory renames to tree-0 relocation rows /// when the new tree-1 entry's tree-0 slot is absent but the /// file_id exists at a different path in tree 0; /// - ensures a child dirblock exists for directory-kind adds; /// - invalidates `id_index` and `packed_stat_index` caches. pub fn update_basis_apply_adds( &mut self, adds: &mut Vec, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { // Sort lexographically by new_path so parents are processed // before children. adds.sort_by(|a, b| a.new_path.cmp(&b.new_path)); for add in adds.iter() { let (dirname_raw, basename_raw) = split_path_utf8(&add.new_path); let dirname = dirname_raw.to_vec(); let basename = basename_raw.to_vec(); let entry_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.clone(), basename: basename.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), }; let (mut block_index, mut present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &entry_key); if !present { // The target dirblock is missing; look up the parent // in tree 1 and ensure a child block for `dirname`. let (parent_dir_raw, parent_base_raw) = split_path_utf8(&dirname); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, parent_dir_raw, parent_base_raw, 1); if !bei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: "Unable to find block for this record. Was the parent added?" .to_string(), }); } self.ensure_block(bei.block_index as isize, bei.entry_index as isize, &dirname) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: format!("{:?}", e), })?; // ensure_block may have inserted a new block at or // before the original `block_index`, shifting us. let (new_block_index, new_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &entry_key); block_index = new_block_index; present = new_present; // ensure_block must have created the dirblock for // `dirname`; `present` here refers to the dirblock, // not the entry inside it. debug_assert!(present); } let _ = present; let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(&entry_key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if let (true, Some(old_path)) = (add.real_add, add.old_path.as_ref()) { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: format!( "considered a real add but still had old_path at {:?}", old_path ), }); } if entry_present { // Update the existing entry's tree 1 slot. let entry = &mut self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index]; match entry.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind) { None | Some(Kind::Absent) => { if entry.trees.len() >= 2 { entry.trees[1] = add.new_details.clone(); } else { entry.trees.push(add.new_details.clone()); } } Some(Kind::Relocated) => { return Err(BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason: "basis entry is a relocation".to_string(), }); } Some(_) => { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: "An entry was marked as a new add but the basis target already existed" .to_string(), }); } } } else { // The exact key is not present; scan the two // neighbouring positions for same-path-different-id // conflicts (Python only checks `entry_index - 1` // and `entry_index`). let block_len = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries.len(); let start = entry_index.saturating_sub(1); let end = entry_index + 1; for maybe_index in start..end { if maybe_index >= block_len { continue; } let maybe = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[maybe_index]; if maybe.key.dirname != dirname || maybe.key.basename != basename { continue; } if maybe.key.file_id == add.file_id { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!( "find_entry_index did not find a key match but walking the data did, for ({:?}, {:?}, {:?})", dirname, basename, add.file_id ), }); } if maybe.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind).is_live() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: format!( "we have an add record for path, but the path is already present with another file_id {:?}", maybe.key.file_id ), }); } } // Insert the new entry with NULL_PARENT_DETAILS for // tree 0 and `new_details` for tree 1. let new_entry = Entry { key: entry_key.clone(), trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }, add.new_details.clone(), ], }; self.dirblocks[block_index] .entries .insert(entry_index, new_entry); } // Cross-tree check: if the (possibly just-inserted) entry's // tree 0 slot is absent, look up the file_id in tree 0 // elsewhere and, if found, rewrite both sides into // relocation rows. let active_kind = self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index] .trees .first() .map(|t| t.minikind); if active_kind == Some(Kind::Absent) { // Look up file_id via id_index; collect candidate // (block, entry) coordinates before mutating, to // keep the borrow checker happy. let fid = FileId::from(&add.file_id); let candidate_keys = self.get_or_build_id_index().get(&fid); let mut relocation: Option<(usize, usize, Vec)> = None; for key_tuple in candidate_keys { let (k_dirname, k_basename, _k_file_id) = key_tuple; let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, &k_dirname, &k_basename, 0); if !bei.path_present { continue; } let candidate = &self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; if candidate.key.file_id != add.file_id { continue; } if candidate.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind).is_not_live() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: "We found a tree0 entry that doesnt make sense".to_string(), }); } let active_dir = candidate.key.dirname.clone(); let active_name = candidate.key.basename.clone(); let active_path = if active_dir.is_empty() { active_name.clone() } else { let mut p = active_dir.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&active_name); p }; relocation = Some((bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, active_path)); break; } if let Some((other_block, other_entry, active_path)) = relocation { // Update the other entry's tree 1 slot to point // at the new path. { let other = &mut self.dirblocks[other_block].entries[other_entry]; let new_tree1 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: add.new_path.clone(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; if other.trees.len() >= 2 { other.trees[1] = new_tree1; } else { other.trees.push(new_tree1); } } // Update the new entry's tree 0 slot to point at // the other path. { let e = &mut self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index]; e.trees[0] = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: active_path, size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; } } } else if active_kind == Some(Kind::Relocated) { return Err(BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason: "active entry is a relocation".to_string(), }); } // If the new entry is a directory, ensure a child dirblock // for its path exists. if add.new_details.minikind == Kind::Directory { // Use the (possibly-shifted) block_index + entry_index // as the parent coordinates for the child dirblock. self.ensure_block(block_index as isize, entry_index as isize, &add.new_path) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: add.new_path.clone(), file_id: add.file_id.clone(), reason: format!("{:?}", e), })?; } } self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Check that every `(dirname_utf8, file_id)` pair in `parents` /// exists in `tree_index` at the given path with the given id /// *and* is a directory. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._after_delta_check_parents`. /// /// Returns [`BasisApplyError::Invalid`] on the first parent that /// is missing (`"This parent is not present."`) or not a /// directory (`"This parent is not a directory."`). pub fn after_delta_check_parents( &mut self, parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], tree_index: usize, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { for (dirname_utf8, file_id) in parents { let (d, b) = split_path_utf8(dirname_utf8); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, d, b, tree_index); if !bei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: dirname_utf8.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "This parent is not present.".to_string(), }); } let entry = &self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; if entry.key.file_id != *file_id { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: dirname_utf8.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "This parent is not present.".to_string(), }); } if entry.trees.get(tree_index).map(|t| t.minikind) != Some(Kind::Directory) { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: dirname_utf8.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "This parent is not a directory.".to_string(), }); } } Ok(()) } /// Verify that none of `new_ids` is already present at a live /// entry in `tree_index`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._check_delta_ids_absent` — used by both /// `update_by_delta` and `update_basis_by_delta` to guard against /// a delta that resurrects an already-present file id. /// /// On a conflict, returns [`BasisApplyError::Invalid`] carrying /// the first offending path / file id. pub fn check_delta_ids_absent( &mut self, new_ids: &[Vec], tree_index: usize, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { if new_ids.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } let _ = self.get_or_build_id_index(); for file_id in new_ids { let fid = FileId::from(file_id); let candidates = self.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid); for (dn, bn, _) in candidates { let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, &dn, &bn, tree_index); if !bei.path_present { continue; } let entry = &self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; if entry.key.file_id != *file_id { continue; } let mut path = dn.clone(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(&bn); return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "This file_id is new in the delta but already present in the target" .to_string(), }); } } Ok(()) } /// Update a single entry in tree 0 — either insert a new row or /// replace its tree-0 details. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.update_minimal`. /// /// # Parameters /// - `key`: `(dirname, basename, file_id)` identifying the entry. /// - `tree0_details`: replacement data for the tree-0 slot /// (the `new_details` tuple Python builds from minikind, /// fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat). /// - `path_utf8`: `dirname + "/" + basename` without the leading /// slash, or `b""` for the root; used when building relocation /// pointers. Required whenever the method takes the /// cross-reference branch. /// - `fullscan`: when true, skip the conflicting-entry check /// that `set_state_from_inventory` disables for bulk loads. /// /// Returns `Ok(())` on success, or /// [`BasisApplyError::Invalid`] / [`BasisApplyError::Internal`] /// for user-visible delta conflicts and internal invariant /// violations (matching Python's `_raise_invalid` / /// `AssertionError` / "no path"). pub fn update_minimal( &mut self, key: EntryKey, tree0_details: TreeData, path_utf8: Option<&[u8]>, fullscan: bool, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { // Ensure the block for `key.dirname` exists. Python's // `_find_block` performs a `_find_block_index_from_key` // lookup then — when the block is missing and the caller // does not pass `add_if_missing=True` — verifies the parent // directory is versioned in tree 0, raising // `NotVersionedError` otherwise. let (_block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &key); if !block_present { // Python's parent-check: osutils.split(key.dirname) and // require the result to be a present path in tree 0. let (parent_dir, parent_base) = split_path_utf8(&key.dirname); let parent_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, parent_dir, parent_base, 0); if !parent_bei.path_present { let mut path = key.dirname.clone(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(&key.basename); return Err(BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { path }); } self.ensure_block( parent_bei.block_index as isize, parent_bei.entry_index as isize, &key.dirname, ) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("ensure_block failed: {:?}", e), })?; } let (block_index, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &key); // Find the insertion point within the block. let (mut entry_index, present) = find_entry_index(&key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); // Pre-populate the id_index cache once. let _ = self.get_or_build_id_index(); if !present { // Non-fullscan conflict check: walk forward from the // basename-only match position and ensure no existing // entry occupies the same (dirname, basename) with a // live tree-0 row. if !fullscan { let prefix_key = EntryKey { dirname: key.dirname.clone(), basename: key.basename.clone(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (mut low_index, _) = find_entry_index(&prefix_key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); while low_index < self.dirblocks[block_index].entries.len() { let candidate = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[low_index]; if candidate.key.dirname == key.dirname && candidate.key.basename == key.basename { if candidate.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind).is_live() { let mut path = key.dirname.clone(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(&key.basename); return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, file_id: key.file_id.clone(), reason: format!( "Attempt to add item at path already occupied by id {:?}", candidate.key.file_id ), }); } low_index += 1; } else { break; } } } // Existing keys for this file_id across the id_index. let fid = FileId::from(&key.file_id); let existing_keys: Vec<(Vec, Vec, FileId)> = self.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid); let new_trees: Vec = if existing_keys.is_empty() { // Simple case: a new file id, no parents to link. let mut trees = vec![tree0_details.clone()]; for _ in 0..self.num_present_parents() { trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } trees } else { // Cross-reference case: rewrite other rows to point // at this new entry, then assemble parent details // by cloning from existing rows or synthesising // relocation pointers. let path_bytes = path_utf8.ok_or_else(|| BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: "update_minimal: no path".to_string(), })?; // Convert each existing key's tree-0 slot to a // relocation pointer to `path_utf8`. Python also // drops entries that become entirely dead // afterwards via `_maybe_remove_row`. let mut removed_before_target = 0usize; let keys_snapshot: Vec<(Vec, Vec, FileId)> = existing_keys.clone(); for other_tuple in &keys_snapshot { let (odirname, obasename, _ofid) = other_tuple; let other_key = EntryKey { dirname: odirname.clone(), basename: obasename.clone(), file_id: key.file_id.clone(), }; let (ob_idx, ob_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &other_key); if !ob_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("could not find block for {:?}", other_key), }); } let (oe_idx, oe_present) = find_entry_index(&other_key, &self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries); if !oe_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!( "update_minimal: could not find other entry for {:?}", other_key ), }); } self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries[oe_idx].trees[0] = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: path_bytes.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; let all_dead = self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries[oe_idx] .trees .iter() .all(|t| t.minikind == Kind::Absent || t.minikind == Kind::Relocated); if all_dead { let removed_key = self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries[oe_idx].key.clone(); self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries.remove(oe_idx); if let Some(idx) = self.id_index.as_mut() { let rfid = FileId::from(&removed_key.file_id); idx.remove(( removed_key.dirname.as_slice(), removed_key.basename.as_slice(), &rfid, )); } if ob_idx == block_index && oe_idx < entry_index { removed_before_target += 1; } } } entry_index = entry_index.saturating_sub(removed_before_target); let mut trees = vec![tree0_details.clone()]; let num_parents = self.num_present_parents(); if num_parents > 0 { // Python grabs `list(existing_keys)[0]` before // the removals, so the first key in the // snapshot is the authoritative source for // parent-tree details. let (odirname, obasename, _ofid) = keys_snapshot[0].clone(); let other_key = EntryKey { dirname: odirname.clone(), basename: obasename.clone(), file_id: key.file_id.clone(), }; let (ub_idx, ub_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &other_key); if !ub_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("could not find block for {:?}", other_key), }); } let (ue_idx, ue_present) = find_entry_index(&other_key, &self.dirblocks[ub_idx].entries); if !ue_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!( "update_minimal: could not find entry for {:?}", other_key ), }); } for lookup_index in 1..=num_parents { let source_tree = self.dirblocks[ub_idx].entries[ue_idx] .trees .get(lookup_index) .cloned(); match source_tree { Some(ref t) if t.minikind == Kind::Absent || t.minikind == Kind::Relocated => { trees.push(t.clone()); } Some(_) => { let mut ptr = odirname.clone(); if !ptr.is_empty() { ptr.push(b'/'); } ptr.extend_from_slice(&obasename); trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: ptr, size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } None => { trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); } } } } trees }; // Insert the new entry at `entry_index`, then extend // the id_index. let new_entry = Entry { key: key.clone(), trees: new_trees, }; self.dirblocks[block_index] .entries .insert(entry_index, new_entry); if let Some(idx) = self.id_index.as_mut() { idx.add(( key.dirname.as_slice(), key.basename.as_slice(), &FileId::from(&key.file_id), )); } } else { // Update the tree-0 slot of the existing entry in place. self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index].trees[0] = tree0_details.clone(); let path_bytes = path_utf8.ok_or_else(|| BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: "update_minimal: no path".to_string(), })?; // Cross-reference maintenance: every other entry that // shares this file_id (as recorded in the id_index) // must be turned into a relocation pointer to // `path_utf8`. let fid = FileId::from(&key.file_id); let existing_keys: Vec<(Vec, Vec, FileId)> = self.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid); if !existing_keys .iter() .any(|(d, b, _)| d == &key.dirname && b == &key.basename) { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!( "We found the entry in the blocks, but the key is not in the id_index. key: {:?}, existing_keys: {:?}", key, existing_keys ), }); } for (odirname, obasename, _ofid) in &existing_keys { if odirname == &key.dirname && obasename == &key.basename { continue; } let other_key = EntryKey { dirname: odirname.clone(), basename: obasename.clone(), file_id: key.file_id.clone(), }; let (ob_idx, ob_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &other_key); if !ob_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("not present: {:?}", other_key), }); } let (oe_idx, oe_present) = find_entry_index(&other_key, &self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries); if !oe_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: format!("not present: {:?}", other_key), }); } self.dirblocks[ob_idx].entries[oe_idx].trees[0] = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: path_bytes.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; } } // If the new entry is a directory, ensure a child block // exists for its path. if tree0_details.minikind == Kind::Directory { let mut subdir_name = key.dirname.clone(); if !subdir_name.is_empty() { subdir_name.push(b'/'); } subdir_name.extend_from_slice(&key.basename); let subdir_key = EntryKey { dirname: subdir_name, basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (sb_idx, sb_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &subdir_key); if !sb_present { self.dirblocks.insert( sb_idx, Dirblock { dirname: subdir_key.dirname.clone(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ); } } self.mark_modified(&[], false); self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// High-level entry point mirroring Python's `DirState.add` from /// the top: takes a `path` string (any of `""`, `"foo"`, /// `"foo/bar"`), normalises the basename, validates `.`/`..`, /// packs the stat, and dispatches to [`DirState::add`]. /// /// Returns `AddError::InvalidNormalization` when NFC would point /// at an inaccessible path, `AddError::InvalidEntryName` when the /// basename is `.` or `..`. Other failures bubble up from /// [`DirState::add`]. pub fn add_path( &mut self, path: &str, file_id: &[u8], kind: crate::osutils::Kind, stat: Option, fingerprint: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), AddError> { // Split the str-path into (dirname, basename). Python uses // `os.path.split` which splits on the last `/`. let (dirname_s, basename_s) = match path.rfind('/') { Some(idx) => (&path[..idx], &path[idx + 1..]), None => ("", path), }; // NFC-normalise the basename. Inaccessible-after-normalisation // is a hard error on Linux; on macOS the filesystem is the one // doing the normalisation so the result is always accessible. let basename_norm = match crate::osutils::path::normalized_filename(std::path::Path::new(basename_s)) { Some((norm, accessible)) => { if norm.as_os_str() != std::ffi::OsStr::new(basename_s) && !accessible { return Err(AddError::InvalidNormalization { path: path.to_string(), }); } norm.to_string_lossy().into_owned() } None => basename_s.to_string(), }; if basename_norm == "." || basename_norm == ".." { return Err(AddError::InvalidEntryName { name: path.to_string(), }); } // Rejoin using the (possibly renormalised) basename, then // strip leading/trailing `/` and take the utf8 bytes. This // matches the `(dirname + "/" + basename).strip("/").encode("utf8")` // pass Python does before the utf8 split. let mut rejoined = String::with_capacity(dirname_s.len() + 1 + basename_norm.len()); rejoined.push_str(dirname_s); rejoined.push('/'); rejoined.push_str(&basename_norm); let utf8path = rejoined.trim_matches('/').as_bytes().to_vec(); let (dirname_b, basename_b): (&[u8], &[u8]) = match utf8path.iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { Some(idx) => (&utf8path[..idx], &utf8path[idx + 1..]), None => (b"".as_slice(), utf8path.as_slice()), }; let (size, packed_stat_owned) = match stat { None => (0u64, vec![b'x'; 32]), Some(st) => { let packed = pack_stat( st.size, st.mtime as u64, st.ctime as u64, st.dev, st.ino, st.mode, ); (st.size, packed.into_bytes()) } }; self.add( &utf8path, dirname_b, basename_b, file_id, kind, size, &packed_stat_owned, fingerprint, ) } /// Add a new tracked entry. Mirrors Python's `DirState.add` after /// path normalisation: the caller is responsible for handing in /// `utf8path` with its `dirname`/`basename` split already done, and /// for supplying the packed_stat bytes (use `pack_stat` on the /// `os.lstat` result, or `None` to substitute `NULLSTAT`). /// /// `kind` is the filesystem kind; ``crate::osutils::Kind`` already /// constrains it to the four valid variants. /// /// The method performs the same duplicate-id detection Python does: /// if `file_id` is already tracked at a live (non-absent) path it /// returns `AddError::DuplicateFileId`. If the file_id existed /// previously at a different path marked absent, that old row is /// rewritten as a relocation pointer to the new path via /// [`DirState::update_minimal`], matching Python's `rename_from` /// fix-up. In that case the resulting entry's parent-tree slot 0 /// stores a relocation row pointing back at the old path, so /// history-aware tooling can still resolve the id. /// /// The target dirblock is created (`ensure_block`) if missing, and a /// child block is ensured when the new entry is a directory — both /// matching Python's post-insert `_ensure_block` call. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] pub fn add( &mut self, utf8path: &[u8], dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], kind: crate::osutils::Kind, size: u64, packed_stat: &[u8], fingerprint: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), AddError> { // Pre-flight: does this file_id already live somewhere? // Python calls `_get_entry(0, fileid_utf8=file_id, // include_deleted=True)` and branches on the result. self.get_or_build_id_index(); let fid = FileId::from(&file_id.to_vec()); let candidates = self.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid); let mut rename_from: Option<(Vec, Vec)> = None; for (cand_dir, cand_base, _cfid) in candidates { let cand_key = EntryKey { dirname: cand_dir.clone(), basename: cand_base.clone(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }; let (cb_idx, cb_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &cand_key); if !cb_present { continue; } let (ce_idx, ce_present) = find_entry_index(&cand_key, &self.dirblocks[cb_idx].entries); if !ce_present { continue; } let entry = &self.dirblocks[cb_idx].entries[ce_idx]; let tree0_kind = match entry.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind) { Some(k) => k, None => continue, }; match tree0_kind { Kind::Absent => { if cand_dir.as_slice() != dirname || cand_base.as_slice() != basename { rename_from = Some((cand_dir.clone(), cand_base.clone())); } break; } Kind::Relocated => { // The candidate row is a relocation pointer; keep // searching — the real home is elsewhere. continue; } other => { let path = if cand_dir.is_empty() { cand_base.clone() } else { let mut p = cand_dir.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&cand_base); p }; let path_str = String::from_utf8_lossy(&path); let kind_str = other .to_osutils_kind() .expect("absent/relocated handled above") .as_str(); return Err(AddError::DuplicateFileId { file_id: file_id.to_vec(), info: format!("{}:{}", kind_str, path_str), }); } } } // Rename fix-up: the id used to live at rename_from but was // marked absent. Python calls update_minimal to turn the old // row into a relocation pointer to the new path. if let Some((old_dir, old_base)) = rename_from.as_ref() { let old_key = EntryKey { dirname: old_dir.clone(), basename: old_base.clone(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }; let reloc_details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: utf8path.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; self.update_minimal(old_key, reloc_details, Some(b""), false) .map_err(|e| AddError::Internal { reason: format!("rename-from update_minimal: {}", e), })?; } // Find the block that should receive the new entry. let first_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (mut block_index, block_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &first_key); if block_present { // A block exists; walk entries at this basename and ensure // none is live in tree 0. let (mut entry_index, _) = find_entry_index(&first_key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); let block = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries; while entry_index < block.len() && block[entry_index].key.dirname == dirname && block[entry_index].key.basename == basename { if block[entry_index] .trees .first() .map(|t| t.minikind) .is_live() { let mut path = dirname.to_vec(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(basename); return Err(AddError::AlreadyAdded { path }); } entry_index += 1; } } else { // Python: look up the parent directory; if absent, raise // NotVersionedError. Otherwise ensure_block. let (parent_dir, parent_base) = split_path_utf8(dirname); let pbei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, parent_dir, parent_base, 0); if !pbei.path_present { let mut path = dirname.to_vec(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(basename); return Err(AddError::NotVersioned { path }); } self.ensure_block( pbei.block_index as isize, pbei.entry_index as isize, dirname, ) .map_err(|e| AddError::Internal { reason: format!("ensure_block failed: {:?}", e), })?; let (new_block_index, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &first_key); block_index = new_block_index; } // Build the tree-0 details. Python treats directories specially: // their fingerprint and size are always empty / zero, even if // the caller passes a value. let minikind: Kind = kind.into(); let tree0 = match kind { crate::osutils::Kind::Directory => TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: packed_stat.to_vec(), }, crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference => TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: packed_stat.to_vec(), }, crate::osutils::Kind::File | crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink => TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size, executable: false, packed_stat: packed_stat.to_vec(), }, }; // Empty parent info: NULL_PARENT_DETAILS per present parent. let num_present = self.num_present_parents(); let mut parent_info: Vec = (0..num_present) .map(|_| TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }) .collect(); if let Some((old_dir, old_base)) = rename_from { // Replace parent_info[0] with a relocation pointer to the // old path. Matches Python's // `parent_info[0] = (b"r", old_path_utf8, 0, False, b"")`. let old_path_utf8 = if old_dir.is_empty() { old_base } else { let mut p = old_dir.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&old_base); p }; if let Some(p0) = parent_info.get_mut(0) { *p0 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: old_path_utf8, size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; } } let mut trees = vec![tree0]; trees.extend(parent_info); let entry_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }; let (entry_index, present) = find_entry_index(&entry_key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !present { self.dirblocks[block_index].entries.insert( entry_index, Entry { key: entry_key.clone(), trees, }, ); if let Some(idx) = self.id_index.as_mut() { idx.add((dirname, basename, &FileId::from(&file_id.to_vec()))); } } else { let existing = &mut self.dirblocks[block_index].entries[entry_index]; let current_t0 = existing.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind); if current_t0 != Some(Kind::Absent) { return Err(AddError::AlreadyAddedAssertion { basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }); } // Overwrite tree-0 only; leave parent slots alone. existing.trees[0] = trees.into_iter().next().unwrap(); } if kind == crate::osutils::Kind::Directory { // Python: _ensure_block(block_index, entry_index, utf8path). // We need to pass coordinates of the entry we just inserted // / overwrote. Re-find it since insertion may have shifted. let (eb, _) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &entry_key); let (ei, _) = find_entry_index(&entry_key, &self.dirblocks[eb].entries); self.ensure_block(eb as isize, ei as isize, utf8path) .map_err(|e| AddError::Internal { reason: format!("child ensure_block failed: {:?}", e), })?; } self.mark_modified(&[], false); Ok(()) } /// Change the file id of the root path. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.set_path_id`, which only supports `path=b""`. /// /// Python's original implementation called `_make_absent` on the /// old root entry (which mutated the shared tree-0 slot to /// NULL_PARENT_DETAILS when parent trees kept the entry alive) /// and then called `update_minimal` with /// `packed_stat=entry[1][0][4]`. The packed_stat observed by /// `update_minimal` therefore depended on whether the mutation /// had reset it: empty bytes when parents held the entry alive, /// the original stat otherwise. This port reproduces that rule /// explicitly. pub fn set_path_id(&mut self, path: &[u8], new_id: &[u8]) -> Result<(), SetPathIdError> { if !path.is_empty() { return Err(SetPathIdError::NonRootPath); } // Locate the current root entry in tree 0. Python's // `_get_entry(0, path_utf8=b"")` lookup. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, b"", b"", 0); if !bei.path_present { // Root entry must exist; if it does not, the dirstate is // malformed — report it rather than silently no-op. return Err(SetPathIdError::Internal { reason: "root entry missing".to_string(), }); } let entry = &self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; if entry.key.file_id == new_id { return Ok(()); } // Capture the data we need before make_absent mutates state. let old_key = entry.key.clone(); let original_packed_stat = entry .trees .first() .map(|t| t.packed_stat.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); // If any parent tree kept the entry alive (minikind not in // {a, r}), the legacy code's make_absent-in-place mutation // reset packed_stat to empty bytes; update_minimal then stored // NULLSTAT in the new row. Preserve that observable behaviour. let parents_keep_entry = entry .trees .iter() .skip(1) .any(|t| t.minikind != Kind::Absent && t.minikind != Kind::Relocated); let packed_stat = if parents_keep_entry { Vec::new() } else { original_packed_stat }; self.make_absent(&old_key) .map_err(|e| SetPathIdError::Internal { reason: format!("make_absent: {}", e), })?; let new_key = EntryKey { dirname: Vec::new(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: new_id.to_vec(), }; let tree0 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat, }; self.update_minimal(new_key, tree0, Some(b""), false) .map_err(|e| SetPathIdError::Internal { reason: format!("update_minimal: {}", e), })?; self.mark_modified(&[], false); Ok(()) } /// Apply a sequence of "removals" to tree 0, mirroring Python's /// `DirState._apply_removals`. Each record is a /// `(file_id, path)` tuple; the method sorts them in reverse /// path order (so deeper paths are removed first), locates the /// entry in tree 0, asserts it is present with the expected /// file_id, and calls [`DirState::make_absent`]. /// /// After each removal the directory block that used to hold the /// removed entry's children is scanned for live tree-0 rows — /// any surviving row flags an inconsistent delta, matching /// Python's "file id was deleted but its children were not /// deleted" guard. pub fn apply_removals( &mut self, removals: &[(Vec, Vec)], ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { // Sort by path in reverse so nested children come out before // their parents — matches Python's // `sorted(removals, reverse=True, key=operator.itemgetter(1))`. let mut sorted: Vec<&(Vec, Vec)> = removals.iter().collect(); sorted.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.cmp(&a.1)); for (file_id, path) in sorted { let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(path); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, dirname, basename, 0); if !bei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "Wrong path for old path.".to_string(), }); } let entry_file_id = self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .key .file_id .clone(); if entry_file_id != *file_id { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: format!( "Attempt to remove path has wrong id - found {:?}.", entry_file_id ), }); } let target_key = self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .key .clone(); self.make_absent(&target_key) .map_err(|e| BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: format!("{:?}", e), })?; // After-removal integrity check: if a dirblock for // `path` still exists in tree 0, none of its rows may // be live. let child_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, path, b"", 0); if child_bei.dir_present { let block = &self.dirblocks[child_bei.block_index]; for child in &block.entries { if child.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind).is_live() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "The file id was deleted but its children were not deleted." .to_string(), }); } } } } Ok(()) } /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._validate`. Walks the dirblocks /// and cross-references tree state invariants: root-block /// sentinel, dirblock ordering, per-block entry ordering, /// per-tree id→path consistency (absent / relocation / /// file-or-dir rules), parent-entry presence, and id_index /// back-references when the cache is populated. /// /// Returns `Ok(())` when all invariants hold, or a /// [`ValidateError`] describing the first violation — which the /// pyo3 layer turns into `AssertionError` to match Python. pub fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), ValidateError> { if !self.dirblocks.is_empty() && !self.dirblocks[0].dirname.is_empty() { return Err(ValidateError( "dirblocks don't start with root block".into(), )); } if self.dirblocks.len() > 1 && !self.dirblocks[1].dirname.is_empty() { return Err(ValidateError("dirblocks missing root directory".into())); } // dirblock names after the root pair must be in sorted // component order. Python does // `[d[0].split(b"/") for d in self._dirblocks[1:]]`. let dir_names: Vec> = self .dirblocks .iter() .skip(1) .map(|d| d.dirname.split(|&b| b == b'/').collect()) .collect(); let mut sorted_dir_names = dir_names.clone(); sorted_dir_names.sort(); if dir_names != sorted_dir_names { return Err(ValidateError("dir names are not in sorted order".into())); } for dirblock in &self.dirblocks { for entry in &dirblock.entries { if dirblock.dirname != entry.key.dirname { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "entry key dirname {} doesn't match block directory name {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&entry.key.dirname), String::from_utf8_lossy(&dirblock.dirname) ))); } } let key_tuple = |k: &EntryKey| (k.dirname.clone(), k.basename.clone(), k.file_id.clone()); if !dirblock .entries .windows(2) .all(|w| key_tuple(&w[0].key) <= key_tuple(&w[1].key)) { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "dirblock for {:?} is not sorted", dirblock.dirname ))); } } // Per-tree id→path map. Each slot is // Option<(previous_path, previous_loc)> matching Python's // tuple: previous_path == None means "seen as absent", // otherwise it's the canonical path (for a live row) or the // relocation target (for a relocation row). type IdMap = std::collections::HashMap, (Option>, Vec)>; let tree_count = 1 + self.num_present_parents(); let mut id_path_maps: Vec = (0..tree_count).map(|_| IdMap::new()).collect(); for entry in self.iter_entries() { let file_id = &entry.key.file_id; let mut this_path = entry.key.dirname.clone(); if !this_path.is_empty() { this_path.push(b'/'); } this_path.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.basename); if entry.trees.len() != tree_count { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "wrong number of entry details for {:?}, expected {}", entry.key, tree_count ))); } let mut absent_positions = 0usize; for (tree_index, tree_state) in entry.trees.iter().enumerate() { let minikind = tree_state.minikind; if minikind == Kind::Absent || minikind == Kind::Relocated { absent_positions += 1; } if let Some((previous_path, previous_loc)) = id_path_maps[tree_index].get(file_id.as_slice()).cloned() { if minikind == Kind::Absent { if previous_path.is_some() { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "file {} absent but previously present", String::from_utf8_lossy(file_id) ))); } } else if minikind == Kind::Relocated { let target = tree_state.fingerprint.clone(); if previous_path.as_deref() != Some(target.as_slice()) { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "relocation {} inconsistent with previous {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(file_id), previous_path.as_deref().map(String::from_utf8_lossy) ))); } } else { if previous_path.as_deref() != Some(this_path.as_slice()) { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "entry {:?} inconsistent with previous path {:?} at {:?}", entry.key, previous_path, previous_loc ))); } self.check_valid_parent(tree_index, &entry.key, &this_path)?; } } else { match minikind { Kind::Absent => { id_path_maps[tree_index] .insert(file_id.to_vec(), (None, this_path.clone())); } Kind::Relocated => { id_path_maps[tree_index].insert( file_id.to_vec(), (Some(tree_state.fingerprint.clone()), this_path.clone()), ); } Kind::File | Kind::Directory | Kind::Symlink | Kind::TreeReference => { id_path_maps[tree_index].insert( file_id.to_vec(), (Some(this_path.clone()), this_path.clone()), ); self.check_valid_parent(tree_index, &entry.key, &this_path)?; } } } } if absent_positions == tree_count { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "entry {:?} has no data for any tree", entry.key ))); } } // id_index back-reference check, if the cache is built. if let Some(id_index) = &self.id_index { for (dirname, basename, file_id) in id_index.iter_all() { let lookup_key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.clone(), basename: basename.clone(), file_id: file_id.as_bytes().to_vec(), }; let (block_index, present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &lookup_key); if !present { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "missing block for entry key: {:?}", lookup_key ))); } let (_, entry_present) = find_entry_index(&lookup_key, &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries); if !entry_present { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "missing entry for key: {:?}", lookup_key ))); } } } Ok(()) } /// Helper for [`DirState::validate`] — mirrors Python's nested /// `check_valid_parent`. Verifies the containing directory /// entry exists and is marked as a directory in `tree_index`. /// The root row (empty dirname + empty basename) has no parent. fn check_valid_parent( &self, tree_index: usize, key: &EntryKey, this_path: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), ValidateError> { if key.dirname.is_empty() && key.basename.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } let parent = self .get_entry_by_path(tree_index, &key.dirname) .ok_or_else(|| { ValidateError(format!( "no parent entry for {:?} in tree {}", this_path, tree_index )) })?; let parent_minikind = parent.trees.get(tree_index).map(|t| t.minikind); if parent_minikind != Some(Kind::Directory) { return Err(ValidateError(format!( "parent entry for {:?} is not a directory", this_path ))); } Ok(()) } /// Rebase the basis tree onto `new_revid`. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState.update_basis_by_delta` — the sibling of /// [`DirState::update_by_delta`] that rebases the basis tree. /// /// This encapsulates the full Python entrypoint: /// 1. `discard_merge_parents()` to drop all parents past the first. /// 2. Ghost-check: returns [`BasisApplyError::NotImplemented`] /// when any ghost parent remains, matching Python's /// `NotImplementedError`. /// 3. When the dirstate has no parents, extend every entry's /// tree list with a `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS` row and append /// `new_revid` to `parents`. /// 4. Replace `parents[0]` with `new_revid`. /// 5. Apply the pre-flattened, pre-sorted delta. /// 6. Mark modified and clear id_index. /// High-level entry point taking a native /// [`crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta`] directly — does the /// per-row file_id validation + inv_entry flattening Python's /// shim used to do before calling into Rust, then dispatches to /// [`DirState::update_basis_by_delta`]. pub fn update_basis_by_delta_from_inventory_delta( &mut self, delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revid: Vec, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { let mut flat: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(delta.len()); for row in delta.iter() { let file_id_bytes = row.file_id.as_bytes().to_vec(); if let Some(ref entry) = row.new_entry { if entry.file_id().as_bytes() != row.file_id.as_bytes() { let new_path_bytes = row.new_path.as_deref().unwrap_or("").as_bytes().to_vec(); return Err(BasisApplyError::MismatchedEntryFileId { new_path: new_path_bytes, file_id: file_id_bytes, entry_debug: format!("{:?}", entry), }); } } let (np_bytes, parent_id): (Option>, Option>) = match row.new_path.as_deref() { None => (None, None), Some(p) => { let entry = row.new_entry.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { BasisApplyError::NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path: p.as_bytes().to_vec(), file_id: file_id_bytes.clone(), } })?; let pid = entry.parent_id().map(|fid| fid.as_bytes().to_vec()); (Some(p.as_bytes().to_vec()), pid) } }; let op_bytes: Option> = row.old_path.as_deref().map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()); let details = row.new_entry.as_ref().map(|e| inv_entry_to_details(e)); flat.push(FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path: op_bytes, new_path: np_bytes, file_id: file_id_bytes, parent_id, details, }); } self.update_basis_by_delta(flat, new_revid) } pub fn update_basis_by_delta( &mut self, entries: Vec, new_revid: Vec, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { self.discard_merge_parents(); if !self.ghosts.is_empty() { return Err(BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason: "update_basis_by_delta with ghost parents".to_string(), }); } if self.parents.is_empty() { self.bootstrap_new_parent_slot(); self.parents.push(new_revid.clone()); } self.parents[0] = new_revid; let result = self.update_basis_by_delta_inner(entries); if result.is_ok() { self.mark_modified(&[], true); self.id_index = None; } result } fn update_basis_by_delta_inner( &mut self, entries: Vec, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { use std::collections::BTreeSet; let mut adds: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut changes: Vec<(Vec, Vec, Vec, TreeData)> = Vec::new(); let mut deletes: Vec<(Vec, Option>, Vec, bool)> = Vec::new(); let mut parents_set: BTreeSet<(Vec, Vec)> = BTreeSet::new(); let mut new_ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); let details_to_tree_data = |d: &(Kind, Vec, u64, bool, Vec)| TreeData { minikind: d.0, fingerprint: d.1.clone(), size: d.2, executable: d.3, packed_stat: d.4.clone(), }; for entry in entries { let FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path, new_path, file_id, parent_id, details, } = entry; if let Some(ref np) = new_path { let (dirname_utf8, basename_utf8) = split_path_utf8(np); if !basename_utf8.is_empty() { let pid = parent_id.clone().unwrap_or_default(); parents_set.insert((dirname_utf8.to_vec(), pid)); } } match (old_path.clone(), new_path.clone()) { (None, Some(np)) => { let details = details.as_ref().expect("add must have details"); adds.push(BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: np, file_id: file_id.clone(), new_details: details_to_tree_data(details), real_add: true, }); new_ids.push(file_id); } (Some(op), None) => { deletes.push((op, None, file_id, true)); } (Some(op), Some(np)) if op.is_empty() && np.is_empty() => { let details = details.as_ref().expect("change must have details"); changes.push((op, np, file_id, details_to_tree_data(details))); } (Some(op), Some(np)) => { // Drain pending deletes before walking tree-1 // children of old_path — otherwise we'd see // stale rows. self.update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes)?; deletes.clear(); let details = details.as_ref().expect("rename must have details"); adds.push(BasisAdd { old_path: Some(op.clone()), new_path: np.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), new_details: details_to_tree_data(details), real_add: false, }); // Walk children of old_path in tree 1 in // reverse (Python does `reversed(list(...))`) // so deeper paths come out first. let mut children: Vec = self.iter_child_entries(1, &op).cloned().collect(); children.reverse(); for child in children { let child_dirname = child.key.dirname.clone(); let child_basename = child.key.basename.clone(); let child_fid = child.key.file_id.clone(); let mut source_path = child_dirname.clone(); if !source_path.is_empty() { source_path.push(b'/'); } source_path.extend_from_slice(&child_basename); let target_path = if !np.is_empty() { let suffix = &source_path[op.len()..]; let mut t = np.clone(); t.extend_from_slice(suffix); t } else { if op.is_empty() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: "cannot rename directory to itself".to_string(), }); } source_path[op.len() + 1..].to_vec() }; let child_tree1 = child.trees.get(1).cloned().unwrap_or(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); adds.push(BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: target_path.clone(), file_id: child_fid.clone(), new_details: child_tree1, real_add: false, }); deletes.push((source_path, Some(target_path), child_fid, false)); } deletes.push((op, Some(np), file_id, false)); } (None, None) => { return Err(BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: "delta row with neither old_path nor new_path".to_string(), }); } } } self.check_delta_ids_absent(&new_ids, 1)?; self.update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes)?; self.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds)?; self.update_basis_apply_changes(&changes)?; let parents_vec: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = parents_set.into_iter().collect(); self.after_delta_check_parents(&parents_vec, 1)?; Ok(()) } /// Apply a pre-flattened inventory delta to tree 0. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState.update_by_delta` — the workhorse for /// `apply_inventory_delta` in dirstate-based trees. /// /// Each `entries` element is the Python-side extraction of one /// delta row: `(old_path, new_path, file_id, parent_id, /// minikind, executable, fingerprint)`. The Python caller is /// responsible for delta `.check()`/`.sort()` and for looking up /// `inv_entry.parent_id` / kind → minikind / `reference_revision` /// before calling this method. /// /// This function: /// 1. validates no repeated file_id, /// 2. accumulates `removals`, `insertions`, `new_ids`, `parents`, /// 3. expands each rename into delete+add pairs for all /// descendant entries by walking [`DirState::iter_child_entries`], /// 4. calls `check_delta_ids_absent`, `apply_removals`, /// `apply_insertions`, and `after_delta_check_parents` in /// order — matching Python's try/except block exactly. /// High-level entry point taking a native /// [`crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta`] directly — does the /// per-row flattening Python's shim used to do and dispatches to /// [`DirState::update_by_delta`]. pub fn update_by_delta_from_inventory_delta( &mut self, delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { let mut flat: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(delta.len()); for row in delta.iter() { let file_id_bytes = row.file_id.as_bytes().to_vec(); let op_bytes: Option> = row.old_path.as_deref().map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()); let (np_bytes, parent_id, minikind, executable, fingerprint): ( Option>, Option>, Kind, bool, Vec, ) = match row.new_path.as_deref() { None => (None, None, Kind::Absent, false, Vec::new()), Some(p) => { let entry = row.new_entry.as_ref().ok_or_else(|| { BasisApplyError::NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path: p.as_bytes().to_vec(), file_id: file_id_bytes.clone(), } })?; let pid = entry.parent_id().map(|fid| fid.as_bytes().to_vec()); let details = inv_entry_to_details(entry); let mk = details.0; let fp = if mk == Kind::TreeReference { details.1 } else { Vec::new() }; let ex = details.3; (Some(p.as_bytes().to_vec()), pid, mk, ex, fp) } }; flat.push(FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: op_bytes, new_path: np_bytes, file_id: file_id_bytes, parent_id, minikind, executable, fingerprint, }); } self.update_by_delta(flat) } pub fn update_by_delta(&mut self, entries: Vec) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap}; let mut insertions: HashMap, (EntryKey, Kind, bool, Vec, Vec)> = HashMap::new(); let mut removals: HashMap, Vec> = HashMap::new(); let mut parents_set: BTreeSet<(Vec, Vec)> = BTreeSet::new(); let mut new_ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for entry in entries { let FlatDeltaEntry { old_path, new_path, file_id, parent_id, minikind, executable, fingerprint, } = entry; if insertions.contains_key(&file_id) || removals.contains_key(&file_id) { let path = old_path .clone() .or_else(|| new_path.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, file_id, reason: "repeated file_id".to_string(), }); } if let Some(ref op) = old_path { removals.insert(file_id.clone(), op.clone()); } else { new_ids.push(file_id.clone()); } if let Some(ref np) = new_path { let (dirname_utf8, basename) = split_path_utf8(np); if !basename.is_empty() { let pid = parent_id.clone().unwrap_or_default(); parents_set.insert((dirname_utf8.to_vec(), pid)); } let key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname_utf8.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.clone(), }; insertions.insert( file_id.clone(), (key, minikind, executable, fingerprint.clone(), np.clone()), ); } // Transform renames into delete+add pairs for all children. if let (Some(ref op), Some(ref np)) = (&old_path, &new_path) { let children = self.iter_child_entries(0, op); for child in children { let child_id = child.key.file_id.clone(); if insertions.contains_key(&child_id) || removals.contains_key(&child_id) { continue; } let child_dirname = child.key.dirname.clone(); let child_basename = child.key.basename.clone(); let child_tree0 = child.trees.first(); let child_minikind = child_tree0.map(|t| t.minikind).unwrap_or(Kind::Absent); let child_fingerprint = child_tree0 .map(|t| t.fingerprint.clone()) .unwrap_or_default(); let child_executable = child_tree0.map(|t| t.executable).unwrap_or(false); let mut old_child_path = child_dirname.clone(); if !old_child_path.is_empty() { old_child_path.push(b'/'); } old_child_path.extend_from_slice(&child_basename); removals.insert(child_id.clone(), old_child_path); // new_child_dirname = new_path + child_dirname[len(old_path):] let suffix = &child_dirname[op.len()..]; let mut new_child_dirname = np.clone(); new_child_dirname.extend_from_slice(suffix); let mut new_child_path = new_child_dirname.clone(); if !new_child_path.is_empty() { new_child_path.push(b'/'); } new_child_path.extend_from_slice(&child_basename); let key = EntryKey { dirname: new_child_dirname, basename: child_basename, file_id: child_id.clone(), }; insertions.insert( child_id, ( key, child_minikind, child_executable, child_fingerprint, new_child_path, ), ); } } } self.check_delta_ids_absent(&new_ids, 0)?; let removals_vec: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = removals .into_iter() .map(|(fid, path)| (fid, path)) .collect(); self.apply_removals(&removals_vec)?; let insertions_vec: Vec<(EntryKey, Kind, bool, Vec, Vec)> = insertions.into_values().collect(); self.apply_insertions(insertions_vec)?; let parents_vec: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = parents_set.into_iter().collect(); self.after_delta_check_parents(&parents_vec, 0)?; Ok(()) } /// Apply a sequence of "insertions" to tree 0. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._apply_insertions`: sort the adds and, for each, /// call [`DirState::update_minimal`]. A `NotVersioned` error /// from `update_minimal` is reshaped into `Invalid` with reason /// `"Missing parent"`, matching Python's /// `except NotVersionedError: self._raise_invalid(..., "Missing parent")`. pub fn apply_insertions( &mut self, adds: Vec<(EntryKey, Kind, bool, Vec, Vec)>, ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { let mut sorted = adds; sorted.sort_by(|a, b| { a.0.dirname .cmp(&b.0.dirname) .then_with(|| a.0.basename.cmp(&b.0.basename)) .then_with(|| a.0.file_id.cmp(&b.0.file_id)) }); for (key, minikind, executable, fingerprint, path_utf8) in sorted { let file_id = key.file_id.clone(); let tree0_details = TreeData { minikind, fingerprint, size: 0, executable, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; match self.update_minimal(key, tree0_details, Some(&path_utf8), false) { Ok(()) => {} Err(BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { .. }) => { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: path_utf8, file_id, reason: "Missing parent".to_string(), }); } Err(e) => return Err(e), } } Ok(()) } /// Apply a sequence of "changes" to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_changes`. Each change updates /// the tree-1 slot of an existing entry whose file_id matches /// at the new path. The entry must already exist and be live /// (tree-1 minikind not absent/relocated); otherwise the caller /// sees `BasisApplyError::Invalid`. /// /// Invalidates id_index and packed_stat_index caches. pub fn update_basis_apply_changes( &mut self, changes: &[(Vec, Vec, Vec, TreeData)], ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { for (_old_path, new_path, file_id, new_details) in changes { let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(new_path); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, dirname, basename, 1); if !bei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: new_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "changed entry considered not present".to_string(), }); } let entry = &mut self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; if entry.key.file_id != *file_id { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: new_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "changed entry considered not present".to_string(), }); } if entry.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind).is_not_live() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: new_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "changed entry considered not present".to_string(), }); } if entry.trees.len() >= 2 { entry.trees[1] = new_details.clone(); } else { entry.trees.push(new_details.clone()); } } self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Apply a sequence of "deletes" to tree 1. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._update_basis_apply_deletes`. Each delete either /// removes an entry row entirely (when the active tree is also /// absent/relocated) or sets its tree-1 slot to NULL_PARENT_DETAILS /// so the file id survives in the active tree. The post-delete /// dirblock integrity check walks child blocks to ensure no live /// rows were left behind; that check follows Python exactly. /// /// Each tuple is `(old_path, Option, file_id, real_delete)` /// where `real_delete` must equal `new_path.is_none()` — otherwise /// the caller sees `BasisApplyError::Invalid("bad delete delta")`. /// /// Invalidates id_index and packed_stat_index caches. pub fn update_basis_apply_deletes( &mut self, deletes: &[(Vec, Option>, Vec, bool)], ) -> Result<(), BasisApplyError> { for (old_path, new_path, file_id, real_delete) in deletes { if *real_delete != new_path.is_none() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "bad delete delta".to_string(), }); } let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(old_path); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, dirname, basename, 1); if !bei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "basis tree does not contain removed entry".to_string(), }); } let (active_kind, old_kind, entry_file_id): (Option, Option, Vec) = { let entry = &self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; ( entry.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind), entry.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind), entry.key.file_id.clone(), ) }; if entry_file_id != *file_id { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "mismatched file_id in tree 1".to_string(), }); } // The dirblock whose children are then scanned for // live-row leaks. `None` when no follow-up check is // needed. let mut dir_block_index: Option = None; if active_kind.is_not_live() { if active_kind == Some(Kind::Relocated) { // Follow the tree-0 relocation pointer and // clear the target's tree-1 slot. let active_path = self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index] .trees[0] .fingerprint .clone(); let (adirname, abasename) = split_path_utf8(&active_path); let abei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, adirname, abasename, 0); if !abei.path_present { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "Dirstate did not have matching rename entries".to_string(), }); } let (a_t0, a_t1): (Option, Option) = { let ae = &self.dirblocks[abei.block_index].entries[abei.entry_index]; ( ae.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind), ae.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind), ) }; if a_t1 != Some(Kind::Relocated) { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "Dirstate did not have matching rename entries".to_string(), }); } if !matches!(a_t0, Some(k) if k.is_fdlt()) { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "Dirstate had a rename pointing at an inactive tree0" .to_string(), }); } let ae = &mut self.dirblocks[abei.block_index].entries[abei.entry_index]; let null = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; if ae.trees.len() >= 2 { ae.trees[1] = null; } else { ae.trees.push(null); } } self.dirblocks[bei.block_index] .entries .remove(bei.entry_index); if old_kind == Some(Kind::Directory) { let dirblock_key = EntryKey { dirname: old_path.clone(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (db_index, db_present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, &dirblock_key); if db_present { if self.dirblocks[db_index].entries.is_empty() { self.dirblocks.remove(db_index); } else { dir_block_index = Some(db_index); } } } } else { let entry = &mut self.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; let null = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; if entry.trees.len() >= 2 { entry.trees[1] = null; } else { entry.trees.push(null); } let child_bei = get_block_entry_index(&self.dirblocks, old_path, b"", 1); if child_bei.dir_present { dir_block_index = Some(child_bei.block_index); } } if let Some(db_index) = dir_block_index { let block = &self.dirblocks[db_index]; for child in &block.entries { if child.trees.get(1).map(|t| t.minikind).is_live() { return Err(BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: old_path.clone(), file_id: file_id.clone(), reason: "The file id was deleted but its children were not deleted." .to_string(), }); } } } } self.id_index = None; self.packed_stat_index = None; Ok(()) } /// Look up the dirstate entry for `file_id` in `tree_index`, /// following any relocation chain the entries describe. Mirrors /// the `fileid_utf8` branch of Python's `DirState._get_entry`. /// /// If `include_deleted` is true, an entry whose tree data is /// absent (`Kind::Absent`) is returned rather than hidden. /// Returns [`GetEntryResult::NotFound`] if no key for `file_id` /// exists in the id index, or [`GetEntryResult::Entry`] with the /// located entry key on success. Unknown minikinds are impossible /// by construction — [`Kind`] only parses the six valid codes. /// /// The result is returned as an owned [`EntryKey`] rather than a /// borrow because the caller may need to keep `self` borrowable /// for other lookups; callers that need the full entry can /// re-fetch it via [`DirState::find_block_index_from_key`] and /// [`DirState::find_entry_index`]. pub fn get_entry_by_file_id( &mut self, tree_index: usize, file_id: &[u8], include_deleted: bool, ) -> GetEntryResult { // Copy out the candidate keys so we can drop the borrow on // `self.id_index` and mutate other state during the scan. let candidates = { let idx = self.get_or_build_id_index(); idx.get(&FileId::from(&file_id.to_vec())) }; if candidates.is_empty() { return GetEntryResult::NotFound; } // Follow relocation chains until we hit a live entry, an // absent entry, or run out of candidate keys. Bounded by the // number of relocation hops the dirstate actually contains; // the `visited` set guards against pathological cycles. let mut current: Vec = candidates .into_iter() .map(|(d, b, f)| EntryKey { dirname: d, basename: b, file_id: f.as_bytes().to_vec(), }) .collect(); let mut visited: HashSet = HashSet::new(); loop { let mut relocation_target: Option> = None; for key in ¤t { if !visited.insert(key.clone()) { continue; } let (block_index, present) = find_block_index_from_key(&self.dirblocks, key); // "strange, probably indicates an out of date id index" — // Python's comment: silently skip stale entries. if !present { continue; } let block = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries; let (entry_index, entry_present) = find_entry_index(key, block); if !entry_present { continue; } let entry = &block[entry_index]; let Some(tree) = entry.trees.get(tree_index) else { continue; }; match tree.minikind { k if k.is_fdlt() => { return GetEntryResult::Entry(entry.key.clone()); } Kind::Absent => { if include_deleted { return GetEntryResult::Entry(entry.key.clone()); } return GetEntryResult::NotFound; } Kind::Relocated => { // Follow the relocation by recursing via the // `real_path` fingerprint. relocation_target = Some(tree.fingerprint.clone()); break; } _ => unreachable!(), } } match relocation_target { Some(real_path) => { // The relocation target is a path — Python just // recurses with the same fileid_utf8 and the new // path, walking the id index again. We mirror that // by filtering the candidate set down to keys that // match the (dirname, basename) split of the real // path, leaving the file_id constraint in place. let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(&real_path); let all = self .get_or_build_id_index() .get(&FileId::from(&file_id.to_vec())); current = all .into_iter() .filter(|(d, b, _)| d == dirname && b == basename) .map(|(d, b, f)| EntryKey { dirname: d, basename: b, file_id: f.as_bytes().to_vec(), }) .collect(); if current.is_empty() { return GetEntryResult::NotFound; } } None => return GetEntryResult::NotFound, } } } /// Remove `entries[index]` from `entries` (and drop it from /// `id_index`) if none of its trees hold a live record — i.e. /// every tree column is `b'a'` (absent) or `b'r'` (relocation). /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._maybe_remove_row`. /// /// Returns `true` if the row was removed, `false` otherwise. pub fn maybe_remove_row( entries: &mut Vec, index: usize, id_index: &mut IdIndex, ) -> bool { let entry = &entries[index]; let present_in_row = entry .trees .iter() .any(|t| t.minikind != Kind::Absent && t.minikind != Kind::Relocated); if present_in_row { return false; } let file_id = FileId::from(&entry.key.file_id); id_index.remove(( entry.key.dirname.as_slice(), entry.key.basename.as_slice(), &file_id, )); entries.remove(index); true } /// Sort `entries` into canonical dirblock order. Mirrors Python's /// `DirState._sort_entries`: the sort key is /// `(dirname.split(b"/"), basename, file_id)`, which matches the /// order `_entries_to_current_state` expects before writing. /// /// The Python version caches `dirname → split` because real-world /// calls re-sort ~10× more entries than distinct directories; /// Rust's `sort_by_cached_key` gets the same amortisation /// automatically. pub fn sort_entries(entries: &mut [Entry]) { entries.sort_by_cached_key(|e| { ( e.key .dirname .split(|&b| b == b'/') .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .collect::>>(), e.key.basename.clone(), e.key.file_id.clone(), ) }); } /// Return references to every dirstate entry whose key `(dirname, /// basename)` matches `path_utf8`, across all file ids. Mirrors /// Python's `DirState._entries_for_path`: a path can be represented /// by multiple rows when the same location held different file ids /// in different parent trees, so the lookup walks the block /// starting at the first matching entry and stops at the first /// non-match. Returns an empty list when no block exists for the /// parent directory. pub fn entries_for_path(&self, path_utf8: &[u8]) -> Vec<&Entry> { let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(path_utf8); let key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (block_index, present) = self.find_block_index_from_key(&key); if !present { return Vec::new(); } let block = &self.dirblocks[block_index].entries; let (mut entry_index, _) = self.find_entry_index(&key, block); let mut result = Vec::new(); while entry_index < block.len() { let candidate = &block[entry_index]; if candidate.key.dirname != key.dirname || candidate.key.basename != key.basename { break; } result.push(candidate); entry_index += 1; } result } /// Look up the dirstate entry at `path_utf8` in `tree_index` and /// return a reference to it, or `None` if the path is not present /// in that tree. Mirrors the `path_utf8` branch of Python's /// `DirState._get_entry` (the file-id fallback is a follow-up port /// once `_get_id_index` exists in Rust). /// /// `path_utf8` is split on the last `/` into a `(dirname, basename)` /// pair matching `osutils.split`, then fed through /// [`DirState::get_block_entry_index`]. The result points at a /// live (non-absent, non-relocated) entry only when `path_present` /// is true; otherwise `None` is returned. pub fn get_entry_by_path(&self, tree_index: usize, path_utf8: &[u8]) -> Option<&Entry> { let (dirname, basename) = split_path_utf8(path_utf8); let bei = self.get_block_entry_index(dirname, basename, tree_index); if !bei.path_present { return None; } self.dirblocks .get(bei.block_index) .and_then(|b| b.entries.get(bei.entry_index)) } /// Walk the subtree rooted at `path_utf8` and return every live /// entry (kind not in `b'a'`/`b'r'`) in `tree_index`, in the order /// Python's `DirState._iter_child_entries` yields them. /// /// The walk is breadth-first: all immediate children of `path_utf8` /// first, then all children of those (grouped by whichever parent /// they were enqueued from). Directory entries whose tree data says /// they're directories (`b'd'`) are recursed into; absent and /// relocated entries are filtered out of the output but do not /// suppress the recursion into other entries. /// /// An empty `path_utf8` walks the top of the tree. Asking for the /// children of a non-directory yields nothing. pub fn iter_child_entries( &self, tree_index: usize, path_utf8: &[u8], ) -> impl Iterator { let mut cursor = IterChildEntriesCursor::new(tree_index, path_utf8); std::iter::from_fn(move || cursor.next_entry(self)) } /// Bisect the on-disk dirstate for rows at the given paths. /// Mirrors Python's `DirState._bisect`. /// /// `read_range(offset, len)` must return the bytes at `[offset, /// offset+len)` from the dirstate file. `file_size` is the full /// file length (used to bound the initial bisect window). The /// caller must have already loaded the header (so /// `end_of_header` and `num_present_parents()` are populated) /// and must hold a read or write lock on the file. /// /// Returns a map from `path_utf8` → list of entries at that path /// (an entry is the usual `(key, [tree_data, ...])` shape). /// Missing paths do not appear in the map. pub fn bisect( &self, paths: Vec>, file_size: u64, mut read_range: F, ) -> Result, Vec>, BisectError> where F: FnMut(u64, usize) -> Result, BisectError>, { bisect_bytes( self.end_of_header.unwrap_or(0), file_size, self.num_present_parents(), paths, BisectMode::Paths, &mut read_range, ) } /// Bisect the on-disk dirstate for every entry whose dirname is /// in `dir_list`. Mirrors Python's `DirState._bisect_dirblocks`. pub fn bisect_dirblocks( &self, dir_list: Vec>, file_size: u64, mut read_range: F, ) -> Result, Vec>, BisectError> where F: FnMut(u64, usize) -> Result, BisectError>, { bisect_bytes( self.end_of_header.unwrap_or(0), file_size, self.num_present_parents(), dir_list, BisectMode::Dirnames, &mut read_range, ) } /// Recursive variant of `bisect`: for every path in `paths` find /// the row and, if it is a directory, recursively bisect for its /// children. Renames are followed via the fingerprint pointer. /// Mirrors `DirState._bisect_recursive`. /// /// Returns a map from `(dirname, basename, file_id)` → list of /// tree-data rows. #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] pub fn bisect_recursive( &self, paths: Vec>, file_size: u64, mut read_range: F, ) -> Result, Vec, Vec), Vec>, BisectError> where F: FnMut(u64, usize) -> Result, BisectError>, { use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; let mut found: HashMap<(Vec, Vec, Vec), Vec> = HashMap::new(); let mut found_dir_names: HashSet<(Vec, Vec)> = HashSet::new(); let mut processed_dirs: HashSet> = HashSet::new(); // Seed: run bisect() on the initial path list. let mut newly_found = bisect_bytes( self.end_of_header.unwrap_or(0), file_size, self.num_present_parents(), paths, BisectMode::Paths, &mut read_range, )?; while !newly_found.is_empty() { let mut pending_dirs: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut paths_to_search: Vec> = Vec::new(); for entries in newly_found.values() { for entry in entries { let key = ( entry.key.dirname.clone(), entry.key.basename.clone(), entry.key.file_id.clone(), ); found.insert(key.clone(), entry.trees.clone()); found_dir_names.insert((entry.key.dirname.clone(), entry.key.basename.clone())); let mut is_dir = false; for tree_info in &entry.trees { match tree_info.minikind { Kind::Directory => { if is_dir { continue; } is_dir = true; let mut path = entry.key.dirname.clone(); if !path.is_empty() { path.push(b'/'); } path.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.basename); if !processed_dirs.contains(&path) { pending_dirs.push(path); } } Kind::Relocated => { let (dn, bn) = split_path_utf8(&tree_info.fingerprint); if pending_dirs.iter().any(|p| p == dn) { continue; } if !found_dir_names.contains(&(dn.to_vec(), bn.to_vec())) { paths_to_search.push(tree_info.fingerprint.clone()); } } Kind::Absent | Kind::File | Kind::Symlink | Kind::TreeReference => {} } } } } paths_to_search.sort(); paths_to_search.dedup(); pending_dirs.sort(); pending_dirs.dedup(); newly_found = bisect_bytes( self.end_of_header.unwrap_or(0), file_size, self.num_present_parents(), paths_to_search, BisectMode::Paths, &mut read_range, )?; let dir_results = bisect_bytes( self.end_of_header.unwrap_or(0), file_size, self.num_present_parents(), pending_dirs.clone(), BisectMode::Dirnames, &mut read_range, )?; for (k, v) in dir_results { newly_found.insert(k, v); } for d in pending_dirs { processed_dirs.insert(d); } } Ok(found) } } mod bisect; pub use bisect::BisectError; use bisect::{bisect_bytes, cmp_by_dirs_bytes, BisectMode}; // The bisect implementation (~300 lines) lives in ``bisect.rs``. // Every call site below that refers to ``bisect_bytes`` / // ``BisectMode`` / ``cmp_by_dirs_bytes`` picks them up through the // module-local ``use`` above. mod errors; pub use errors::{ AddError, BasisAdd, BasisApplyError, EnsureBlockError, EntriesToStateError, FlatBasisDeltaEntry, FlatDeltaEntry, LoadError, MakeAbsentError, SetPathIdError, SplitRootError, UpdateEntryError, ValidateError, }; /// Seconds-since-epoch from a [`Metadata::modified`] reading. Returns /// 0 when the platform does not carry the information. /// Convert a byte-encoded filesystem path into a `PathBuf`. On unix /// this is a zero-copy `OsString::from_vec`; on other platforms we /// fall back to utf8 decoding. Callers that hold a `&[u8]` from the /// Transport contract use this to talk to `SHA1Provider::sha1` which /// still takes a `&Path`. fn bytes_to_path(bytes: &[u8]) -> PathBuf { #[cfg(unix)] { use std::ffi::OsString; use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStringExt; PathBuf::from(OsString::from_vec(bytes.to_vec())) } #[cfg(not(unix))] { PathBuf::from(String::from_utf8_lossy(bytes).into_owned()) } } #[cfg(test)] fn metadata_mtime_secs(m: &Metadata) -> i64 { m.modified() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0) } /// Seconds-since-epoch from the filesystem's "changed" timestamp. On /// Unix we read `st_ctime` directly; on other platforms we fall back /// to `created()` which is the closest analogue. #[cfg(test)] fn metadata_ctime_secs(m: &Metadata) -> i64 { #[cfg(unix)] { m.ctime() } #[cfg(not(unix))] { m.created() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0) } } /// Pure-function version of [`DirState::split_root_dirblock_into_contents`]. /// Exposed so callers that are still building a `Vec` outside of /// a full `DirState` (e.g. the pyo3 shim) can reuse the same logic. /// Split a NUL-free dirstate `dirname` on `/` into its path components. /// Mirrors the `split_object` helper inside the Python and pyo3 /// implementations of `bisect_dirblock`; the comparison is then /// lexicographic-by-component rather than lexicographic-by-byte, which is /// the ordering dirblocks use on disk. fn split_dirname(dirname: &[u8]) -> Vec<&[u8]> { dirname.split(|&b| b == b'/').collect() } /// Split `path` on the last `/` into a `(dirname, basename)` pair, /// matching `bzrformats.osutils.split`. Paths with no `/` map to /// `(b"", path)`; `b""` itself maps to `(b"", b"")`. fn split_path_utf8(path: &[u8]) -> (&[u8], &[u8]) { match path.iter().rposition(|&b| b == b'/') { Some(i) => (&path[..i], &path[i + 1..]), None => (b"".as_slice(), path), } } /// Find the insertion position for a directory name within `dirblocks`, /// using component-wise comparison on the dirname. Mirrors the pyo3 /// `bisect_dirblock` function in `crates/bazaar-py/src/dirstate.rs` but /// operates on a plain `&[Dirblock]` slice rather than Python objects. /// /// `lo` defaults to 0 (Python's default is 1, which callers pass /// explicitly to skip the sentinel root block); we require the caller to /// be explicit to avoid hiding the sentinel-skipping convention. pub fn bisect_dirblock(dirblocks: &[Dirblock], dirname: &[u8], lo: usize, hi: usize) -> usize { let target = split_dirname(dirname); let mut lo = lo; let mut hi = hi; while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; let cur = split_dirname(&dirblocks[mid].dirname); if cur < target { lo = mid + 1; } else { hi = mid; } } lo } /// Find the block index containing the key's `(dirname, basename)` — /// pure-Rust counterpart of `DirState._find_block_index_from_key`. The /// second tuple element is `true` when the returned index actually points /// at a block whose dirname equals `key.dirname` (i.e. the block exists), /// and `false` when the index is the position at which a block for that /// dirname *would* be inserted. /// /// This function does not consult or update the `last_block_index` cache /// Python maintains; callers that want the cache should use /// [`DirState::find_block_index_from_key`] instead. pub fn find_block_index_from_key(dirblocks: &[Dirblock], key: &EntryKey) -> (usize, bool) { // Python's fast path: `(b"", b"")` always lives in block 0. if key.dirname.is_empty() && key.basename.is_empty() { return (0, true); } // Skip the first sentinel block (index 0); `_right`-style bisect // over the rest matches Python's `bisect_dirblock(..., 1, ...)` call. let block_index = bisect_dirblock(dirblocks, &key.dirname, 1, dirblocks.len()); let present = block_index < dirblocks.len() && dirblocks[block_index].dirname == key.dirname; (block_index, present) } /// Resumable cursor for [`DirState::iter_child_entries`]. Holds the /// breadth-first walk state so each [`Self::next_entry`] call yields a /// single entry without materialising the whole subtree. Directory /// entries are enqueued for later expansion in discovery order, exactly /// as the eager walk did. pub struct IterChildEntriesCursor { tree_index: usize, /// Paths still to expand, in breadth-first order. queue: std::collections::VecDeque>, /// Block currently being walked and the next entry index within it. current: Option<(usize, usize)>, } impl IterChildEntriesCursor { pub fn new(tree_index: usize, path_utf8: &[u8]) -> Self { let mut queue = std::collections::VecDeque::new(); queue.push_back(path_utf8.to_vec()); IterChildEntriesCursor { tree_index, queue, current: None, } } /// Advance to the block for the next pending path, or return false /// when the queue is exhausted. Mirrors the per-path setup in the /// original eager walk, including the block-0/root special case. fn open_next_block(&mut self, state: &DirState) -> bool { while let Some(path) = self.queue.pop_front() { let lookup_key = EntryKey { dirname: path, basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (mut block_index, present) = find_block_index_from_key(&state.dirblocks, &lookup_key); // Block index 0 is the root sentinel; the first block with // real root entries lives at index 1. if block_index == 0 { block_index = 1; if state.dirblocks.len() == 1 { continue; } } else if !present { // Children of a non-directory asked for. continue; } if block_index >= state.dirblocks.len() { continue; } self.current = Some((block_index, 0)); return true; } false } /// Yield the next child entry, or `None` once the walk is done. pub fn next_entry<'a>(&mut self, state: &'a DirState) -> Option<&'a Entry> { loop { let (block_index, entry_index) = match self.current { Some(c) => c, None => { if !self.open_next_block(state) { return None; } self.current.unwrap() } }; let block = &state.dirblocks[block_index]; if entry_index >= block.entries.len() { self.current = None; continue; } self.current = Some((block_index, entry_index + 1)); let entry = &block.entries[entry_index]; let kind = entry .trees .get(self.tree_index) .map(|t| t.minikind) .unwrap_or(Kind::Absent); if kind == Kind::Directory { let next_path = if entry.key.dirname.is_empty() { entry.key.basename.clone() } else { let mut p = entry.key.dirname.clone(); p.push(b'/'); p.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.basename); p }; self.queue.push_back(next_path); } if !kind.is_absent_or_relocated() { return Some(entry); } } } } /// Compare `(dirname, basename, file_id)` keys in the tuple order Python /// uses when Python's `bisect.bisect_left(block, (key, []))` walks /// entries. The `file_id` is the third tuple element so the ordering here /// matches Python's native tuple comparison. fn entry_key_cmp(a: &EntryKey, b: &EntryKey) -> Ordering { match a.dirname.cmp(&b.dirname) { Ordering::Equal => match a.basename.cmp(&b.basename) { Ordering::Equal => a.file_id.cmp(&b.file_id), other => other, }, other => other, } } /// Find the entry index for `key` within `block`. Returns the insertion /// index and whether an exact match was found. Mirrors /// `DirState._find_entry_index` in the simpler "no cache" form — /// Python's version also consults `self._last_entry_index` as a /// one-slot cache, but the caching layer is additive and lives on the /// `DirState` method wrapper. pub fn find_entry_index(key: &EntryKey, block: &[Entry]) -> (usize, bool) { // bisect_left over entry keys. let mut lo = 0; let mut hi = block.len(); while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; match entry_key_cmp(&block[mid].key, key) { Ordering::Less => lo = mid + 1, _ => hi = mid, } } let present = lo < block.len() && block[lo].key == *key; (lo, present) } /// Result of [`DirState::get_entry_by_file_id`]. Mirrors the /// `(entry, None)` / `None` return pattern Python uses for /// `DirState._get_entry`. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum GetEntryResult { /// No entry for the requested file_id exists in the given tree. NotFound, /// The located entry's key. The full entry can be re-fetched via /// [`DirState::find_block_index_from_key`] + /// [`DirState::find_entry_index`] if the caller needs the trees. Entry(EntryKey), } /// Result of [`get_block_entry_index`]: the four-tuple Python returns, /// giving coordinates of where a `(dirname, basename)` pair lives — or /// should be inserted — in the dirblocks. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct BlockEntryIndex { /// Block index within `dirblocks`. pub block_index: usize, /// Entry index within the block at `block_index`. pub entry_index: usize, /// `true` when the directory (i.e. a block with the target dirname) /// exists anywhere in the dirstate. pub dir_present: bool, /// `true` when the specific `(dirname, basename)` exists in /// `tree_index` with a non-absent / non-relocated entry. pub path_present: bool, } /// Pure-Rust counterpart to `DirState._get_block_entry_index`. /// /// Walks the block for `(dirname, basename)` to find the first entry in /// `tree_index` whose minikind is neither `b'a'` (absent) nor `b'r'` /// (relocated). Callers use this both for membership tests and for /// computing the insertion point when adding new entries. pub fn get_block_entry_index( dirblocks: &[Dirblock], dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], tree_index: usize, ) -> BlockEntryIndex { let key = EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: Vec::new(), }; let (block_index, dir_present) = find_block_index_from_key(dirblocks, &key); if !dir_present { return BlockEntryIndex { block_index, entry_index: 0, dir_present: false, path_present: false, }; } let block = &dirblocks[block_index].entries; let (mut entry_index, _) = find_entry_index(&key, block); // Linear scan over the contiguous run of entries sharing the same // (dirname, basename), skipping absent/relocated variants for the // requested tree. Mirrors the Python loop at dirstate.py:2254. while entry_index < block.len() && block[entry_index].key.dirname == key.dirname && block[entry_index].key.basename == key.basename { if let Some(tree) = block[entry_index].trees.get(tree_index) { if tree.minikind != Kind::Absent && tree.minikind != Kind::Relocated { return BlockEntryIndex { block_index, entry_index, dir_present: true, path_present: true, }; } } entry_index += 1; } BlockEntryIndex { block_index, entry_index, dir_present: true, path_present: false, } } pub fn split_root_dirblock_into_contents(dirblocks: &mut [Dirblock]) -> Result<(), SplitRootError> { if dirblocks.len() < 2 { return Err(SplitRootError::MissingSentinels); } // Python: `if self._dirblocks[1] != (b"", []): raise ValueError(...)`. // The second sentinel is always empty after parse_dirblocks; anything // else means the caller already mutated the layout. if !dirblocks[1].dirname.is_empty() || !dirblocks[1].entries.is_empty() { return Err(SplitRootError::BadSecondSentinel { dirname: dirblocks[1].dirname.clone(), entry_count: dirblocks[1].entries.len(), }); } let block_zero = std::mem::take(&mut dirblocks[0].entries); let (root_entries, contents_of_root): (Vec, Vec) = block_zero .into_iter() .partition(|entry| entry.key.basename.is_empty()); dirblocks[0].entries = root_entries; dirblocks[1].entries = contents_of_root; Ok(()) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests; bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/pack_stat.rs0000644000000000000000000000543215174775717021356 0ustar00//! Stat-packing: the base64-encoded 24-byte record dirstate stores //! per entry as a fingerprint of the filesystem `lstat` result. use crate::dirstate::Kind; use base64::Engine; use std::fs::Metadata; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt; use std::time::{SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH}; fn epoch_secs(t: std::io::Result) -> u64 { // `metadata.created()` is unsupported on several Linux filesystems // (notably ext4 without `st_birthtime`); fall back to the epoch so // we behave like Python's `os.stat_result` whose `st_ctime` is // always populated. Same fallback for `modified()` for symmetry. t.ok() .and_then(|st| st.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs()) .unwrap_or(0) } #[cfg(unix)] pub fn pack_stat_metadata(metadata: &Metadata) -> String { pack_stat( metadata.len(), epoch_secs(metadata.modified()), epoch_secs(metadata.created()), metadata.dev(), metadata.ino(), metadata.mode(), ) } #[cfg(windows)] pub fn pack_stat_metadata(metadata: &Metadata) -> String { pack_stat( metadata.len(), epoch_secs(metadata.modified()), epoch_secs(metadata.created()), 0, 0, 0, ) } pub fn pack_stat(size: u64, mtime: u64, ctime: u64, dev: u64, ino: u64, mode: u32) -> String { let size = size & 0xFFFFFFFF; let mtime = mtime & 0xFFFFFFFF; let ctime = ctime & 0xFFFFFFFF; let dev = dev & 0xFFFFFFFF; let ino = ino & 0xFFFFFFFF; let packed_data = [ (size >> 24) as u8, (size >> 16) as u8, (size >> 8) as u8, size as u8, (mtime >> 24) as u8, (mtime >> 16) as u8, (mtime >> 8) as u8, mtime as u8, (ctime >> 24) as u8, (ctime >> 16) as u8, (ctime >> 8) as u8, ctime as u8, (dev >> 24) as u8, (dev >> 16) as u8, (dev >> 8) as u8, dev as u8, (ino >> 24) as u8, (ino >> 16) as u8, (ino >> 8) as u8, ino as u8, (mode >> 24) as u8, (mode >> 16) as u8, (mode >> 8) as u8, mode as u8, ]; base64::engine::general_purpose::STANDARD_NO_PAD.encode(packed_data) } /// Map a [`Metadata`] entry to the dirstate [`Kind`] it represents, /// returning `None` for kinds dirstate cannot track (FIFOs, sockets, /// block / char devices). Callers should surface a `BadFileKindError` /// in that case rather than substitute a default. pub fn stat_to_kind(metadata: &Metadata) -> Option { let file_type = metadata.file_type(); if file_type.is_dir() { Some(Kind::Directory) } else if file_type.is_file() { Some(Kind::File) } else if file_type.is_symlink() { Some(Kind::Symlink) } else { None } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/parser.rs0000644000000000000000000002431015174610260020652 0ustar00//! Binary serde for the dirstate file body — the per-entry portion //! that follows the header. //! //! The format is a long sequence of NUL-delimited fields grouped //! into fixed-shape rows. [`parse_dirblocks`] is the inverse of //! [`entry_to_line`]/[`dirblocks_to_entry_lines`]. use super::{Dirblock, Entry, EntryKey, Kind, TreeData}; /// Error returned while parsing the on-disk dirblock body of a dirstate /// file. Corresponds to the `DirstateCorrupt` errors raised by the Python /// `_read_dirblocks` implementation. #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum DirblocksError { /// A NUL-delimited field was requested past the end of the input. UnexpectedEof, /// A NUL-delimited field was read but no terminating NUL was found /// before the end of the input. MissingNul { trailing: Vec }, /// The first post-header field was expected to be empty (the leading /// NUL from the `\0\n\0` line joiner) but contained data. LeadingFieldNotEmpty(Vec), /// A size field could not be parsed as a decimal integer. BadSize(Vec), /// The trailing `\n` after a row was missing or the wrong length. BadRowTerminator(Vec), /// The number of parsed entries did not match the count declared by the /// header. WrongEntryCount { expected: usize, actual: usize }, /// The minikind byte wasn't one of the six valid codes. InvalidMinikind(u8), } impl std::fmt::Display for DirblocksError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { DirblocksError::UnexpectedEof => { write!(f, "get_next() called when there are no chars left") } DirblocksError::MissingNul { trailing } => { let end = std::cmp::min(trailing.len(), 20); write!( f, "failed to find trailing NULL (\\0). Trailing garbage: {:?}", &trailing[..end] ) } DirblocksError::LeadingFieldNotEmpty(field) => { write!(f, "First field should be empty, not: {:?}", field) } DirblocksError::BadSize(bytes) => { write!(f, "invalid size field: {:?}", bytes) } DirblocksError::BadRowTerminator(bytes) => { write!( f, "Bad parse, we expected to end on \\n, not: {} {:?}", bytes.len(), bytes ) } DirblocksError::WrongEntryCount { expected, actual } => { write!( f, "We read the wrong number of entries. We expected to read {}, but read {}", expected, actual ) } DirblocksError::InvalidMinikind(byte) => { write!(f, "invalid minikind byte {:?}", byte) } } } } impl std::error::Error for DirblocksError {} /// Read one NUL-terminated field from `data` starting at `pos`, returning /// the field bytes and the new cursor position. Mirrors the inline /// `get_next_field` helper from the pyo3 shim / Python implementation. fn get_next_field(data: &[u8], pos: usize) -> Result<(&[u8], usize), DirblocksError> { if pos >= data.len() { return Err(DirblocksError::UnexpectedEof); } let remaining = &data[pos..]; match remaining.iter().position(|&b| b == 0) { Some(offset) => Ok((&data[pos..pos + offset], pos + offset + 1)), None => Err(DirblocksError::MissingNul { trailing: remaining.to_vec(), }), } } /// Parse the on-disk dirblock body of a dirstate file into a flat list of /// [`Dirblock`]s. /// /// `text` is everything after `end_of_header`; `num_trees` is /// `1 + num_present_parents`; `num_entries` is the value from the header /// used only to validate that the parse saw the expected row count. /// /// The returned sequence always begins with two sentinel blocks both /// carrying an empty `dirname`: the first holds all root entries seen /// during the parse, and the second is an empty placeholder. This matches /// Python's `_read_dirblocks`, which relies on a follow-up /// `_split_root_dirblock_into_contents` call (a separate commit) to /// reshape those two blocks. pub fn parse_dirblocks( text: &[u8], num_trees: usize, num_entries: usize, ) -> Result, DirblocksError> { // Empty body: nothing to parse. The caller is expected to install the // usual pair of empty sentinel blocks itself if appropriate. if text.is_empty() { return Ok(Vec::new()); } // The first NUL-delimited field is expected to be empty: it's the // leading NUL of the `\0\n\0` separator written between the ghosts // line and the first entry row. let (first_field, mut pos) = get_next_field(text, 0)?; if !first_field.is_empty() { return Err(DirblocksError::LeadingFieldNotEmpty(first_field.to_vec())); } // Seed with two sentinel empty-dirname blocks, matching Python's // `_read_dirblocks` initialisation. let mut dirblocks: Vec = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; let mut current_dirname: Vec = Vec::new(); // Index of the "current" block within `dirblocks`; starts at the first // sentinel, which collects all root-level entries until // `_split_root_dirblock_into_contents` reshapes them later. let mut current_block_idx: usize = 0; let mut entry_count: usize = 0; while pos < text.len() { let (dirname_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; if dirname_bytes != current_dirname.as_slice() { current_dirname = dirname_bytes.to_vec(); dirblocks.push(Dirblock { dirname: current_dirname.clone(), entries: Vec::new(), }); current_block_idx = dirblocks.len() - 1; } let (name_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let (file_id_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let key = EntryKey { dirname: current_dirname.clone(), basename: name_bytes.to_vec(), file_id: file_id_bytes.to_vec(), }; let mut trees: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(num_trees); for _ in 0..num_trees { let (minikind_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let (fingerprint_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let (size_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let (exec_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let (info_bytes, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; let size_str = std::str::from_utf8(size_bytes) .map_err(|_| DirblocksError::BadSize(size_bytes.to_vec()))?; let size: u64 = size_str .parse() .map_err(|_| DirblocksError::BadSize(size_bytes.to_vec()))?; // Matches Python `exec_bytes[0] == b'y'` with defensive // handling of the empty-field case (mirrors the pyo3 shim). let executable = !exec_bytes.is_empty() && exec_bytes[0] == b'y'; let minikind_byte = minikind_bytes.first().copied().unwrap_or(0); let minikind = Kind::from_minikind(minikind_byte).map_err(DirblocksError::InvalidMinikind)?; trees.push(TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: fingerprint_bytes.to_vec(), size, executable, packed_stat: info_bytes.to_vec(), }); } // Each row ends with a trailing `\n` stored as its own NUL-delimited // field, i.e. the raw bytes `"\n\0"`. let (trailing, new_pos) = get_next_field(text, pos)?; pos = new_pos; if trailing.len() != 1 || trailing[0] != b'\n' { return Err(DirblocksError::BadRowTerminator(trailing.to_vec())); } dirblocks[current_block_idx] .entries .push(Entry { key, trees }); entry_count += 1; } if entry_count != num_entries { return Err(DirblocksError::WrongEntryCount { expected: num_entries, actual: entry_count, }); } Ok(dirblocks) } /// Serialise a single [`Entry`] to the NUL-delimited byte form Python /// writes via `DirState._entry_to_line`. /// /// The output is `dirname\0basename\0file_id\0` followed by, for each /// tree, `minikind\0fingerprint\0size\0{y,n}\0packed_stat`. No trailing /// NUL — the outer `get_output_lines` step adds the `\0\n\0` separator /// between rows when it joins them into the full inventory text. pub fn entry_to_line(entry: &Entry) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.dirname); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.basename); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(&entry.key.file_id); for tree in &entry.trees { out.push(0); out.push(tree.minikind.to_minikind()); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(&tree.fingerprint); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}", tree.size).as_bytes()); out.push(0); out.push(if tree.executable { b'y' } else { b'n' }); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(&tree.packed_stat); } out } /// Flatten every entry in `dirblocks` into an iterator-style Vec of rows. /// Each row is produced by [`entry_to_line`]; the returned vector is /// ready to be chained with the parents/ghosts lines and handed to /// [`super::get_output_lines`]. /// /// Mirrors Python's `_iter_entries` + `map(_entry_to_line, ...)` chain /// inside `DirState.get_lines`. pub fn dirblocks_to_entry_lines(dirblocks: &[Dirblock]) -> Vec> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for block in dirblocks { for entry in &block.entries { out.push(entry_to_line(entry)); } } out } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/path.rs0000644000000000000000000002212015207367274020322 0ustar00//! Path ordering and bisection helpers shared between the bisect //! routines and the dirblock sort. //! //! Python's dirstate treats a path as a sequence of components //! (split on `/`), with all entries in a directory preceding any //! entries in its subdirectories. The `lt_by_dirs` and //! `lt_path_by_dirblock` functions expose that ordering, and //! `bisect_path_{left,right}` mirror the `bisect` module's usual //! behaviour under the dirblock ordering. use std::cmp::Ordering; use std::path::Path; pub fn lt_by_dirs(path1: &Path, path2: &Path) -> bool { let path1_parts = path1.components(); let path2_parts = path2.components(); let mut path1_parts_iter = path1_parts; let mut path2_parts_iter = path2_parts; loop { match (path1_parts_iter.next(), path2_parts_iter.next()) { (None, None) => return false, (None, Some(_)) => return true, (Some(_), None) => return false, (Some(part1), Some(part2)) => match part1.cmp(&part2) { Ordering::Equal => continue, Ordering::Less => return true, Ordering::Greater => return false, }, } } } pub fn lt_path_by_dirblock(path1: &Path, path2: &Path) -> bool { let key1 = (path1.parent(), path1.file_name()); let key2 = (path2.parent(), path2.file_name()); key1 < key2 } pub fn bisect_path_left(paths: &[&Path], path: &Path) -> usize { let mut hi = paths.len(); let mut lo = 0; while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; let cur = paths[mid]; if lt_path_by_dirblock(cur, path) { lo = mid + 1; } else { hi = mid; } } lo } pub fn bisect_path_right(paths: &[&Path], path: &Path) -> usize { let mut hi = paths.len(); let mut lo = 0; while lo < hi { let mid = (lo + hi) / 2; let cur = paths[mid]; if lt_path_by_dirblock(path, cur) { hi = mid; } else { lo = mid + 1; } } lo } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn p(s: &str) -> &Path { Path::new(s) } /// Python's assertCmpByDirs(expected, a, b) with expected in {-1, 0, 1}. fn assert_cmp(expected: i32, a: &str, b: &str) { let (pa, pb) = (p(a), p(b)); match expected { 0 => { assert_eq!(a, b); assert!(!lt_by_dirs(pa, pb)); assert!(!lt_by_dirs(pb, pa)); } v if v > 0 => { assert!(!lt_by_dirs(pa, pb)); assert!(lt_by_dirs(pb, pa)); } _ => { assert!(lt_by_dirs(pa, pb)); assert!(!lt_by_dirs(pb, pa)); } } } #[test] fn lt_by_dirs_cmp_empty() { assert_cmp(0, "", ""); assert_cmp(1, "a", ""); assert_cmp(1, "abcdef", ""); assert_cmp(1, "test/ing/a/path/", ""); } #[test] fn lt_by_dirs_cmp_same_str() { for s in ["a", "ab", "abc", "a/b", "a/b/c/d/e"] { assert_cmp(0, s, s); } } #[test] fn lt_by_dirs_simple_paths() { assert_cmp(-1, "a", "b"); assert_cmp(-1, "aa", "ab"); assert_cmp(-1, "ab", "bb"); assert_cmp(-1, "a/a", "a/b"); assert_cmp(-1, "a/b", "b/b"); assert_cmp(-1, "a/a/a", "a/a/b"); } #[test] fn lt_by_dirs_tricky_paths() { assert_cmp(1, "ab/cd/ef", "ab/cc/ef"); assert_cmp(1, "ab/cd/ef", "ab/c/ef"); assert_cmp(-1, "ab/cd/ef", "ab/cd-ef"); assert_cmp(-1, "ab/cd", "ab/cd-"); assert_cmp(-1, "ab/cd", "ab-cd"); } #[test] fn lt_by_dirs_non_ascii() { assert_cmp(-1, "\u{b5}", "\u{e5}"); assert_cmp(-1, "a", "\u{e5}"); assert_cmp(-1, "b", "\u{b5}"); assert_cmp(-1, "a/b", "a/\u{e5}"); assert_cmp(-1, "b/a", "b/\u{b5}"); } #[test] fn lt_path_by_dirblock_simple_sorted_list() { let paths: Vec<&Path> = vec![p(""), p("a"), p("ab"), p("abc"), p("a/b/c"), p("b/d/e")]; for (i, a) in paths.iter().enumerate() { for (j, b) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!( lt_path_by_dirblock(a, b), i < j, "lt_path_by_dirblock({:?}, {:?}) mismatched i={} j={}", a, b, i, j, ); } } } #[test] fn bisect_path_left_simple_list() { let paths: Vec<&Path> = vec![p(""), p("a"), p("b"), p("c"), p("d")]; for (i, path) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, path), i); } assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, p("_")), 1); assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, p("aa")), 2); assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, p("bb")), 3); assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, p("dd")), 5); } #[test] fn bisect_path_right_after_equal_entry() { let paths: Vec<&Path> = vec![p(""), p("a"), p("b"), p("c"), p("d")]; for (i, path) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(bisect_path_right(&paths, path), i + 1); } } /// Assert `paths` is in strict dirblock order: lt holds exactly when the /// first index precedes the second. Mirrors Python assertLtPathByDirblock. fn assert_lt_dirblock_order(paths: &[&str]) { let paths: Vec<&Path> = paths.iter().map(|s| p(s)).collect(); for (i, a) in paths.iter().enumerate() { for (j, b) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!( lt_path_by_dirblock(a, b), i < j, "lt_path_by_dirblock({:?}, {:?}) mismatched i={} j={}", a, b, i, j, ); } } } #[test] fn lt_path_by_dirblock_tricky_paths() { assert_lt_dirblock_order(&[ "", "a", "a-a", "a=a", "b", // contents of '' "a/a", "a/a-a", "a/a=a", "a/b", // contents of 'a' "a/a/a", "a/a/a-a", "a/a/a=a", // contents of 'a/a' "a/a/a/a", "a/a/a/b", // contents of 'a/a/a' "a/a/a-a/a", "a/a/a-a/b", // contents of 'a/a/a-a' "a/a/a=a/a", "a/a/a=a/b", // contents of 'a/a/a=a' "a/a-a/a", // contents of 'a/a-a' "a/a-a/a/a", "a/a-a/a/b", // contents of 'a/a-a/a' "a/a=a/a", // contents of 'a/a=a' "a/b/a", "a/b/b", // contents of 'a/b' "a-a/a", "a-a/b", // contents of 'a-a' "a=a/a", "a=a/b", // contents of 'a=a' "b/a", "b/b", // contents of 'b' ]); } #[test] fn lt_path_by_dirblock_non_ascii() { // \u{b5} = b"\xc2\xb5", \u{e5} = b"\xc3\xa5". assert_lt_dirblock_order(&[ "", "a", "\u{b5}", "\u{e5}", // content of '' "a/a", "a/\u{b5}", "a/\u{e5}", // content of 'a' "a/a/a", "a/a/\u{b5}", "a/a/\u{e5}", // content of 'a/a' "a/\u{b5}/a", "a/\u{b5}/\u{b5}", "a/\u{b5}/\u{e5}", // content of 'a/\u{b5}' "a/\u{e5}/a", "a/\u{e5}/\u{b5}", "a/\u{e5}/\u{e5}", // content of 'a/\u{e5}' "\u{b5}/a", "\u{b5}/\u{b5}", "\u{b5}/\u{e5}", // content of '\u{b5}' "\u{e5}/a", "\u{e5}/\u{b5}", "\u{e5}/\u{e5}", // content of '\u{e5}' ]); } /// The deeply-nested dirblock-sorted fixture from the Python /// TestBisectPathMixin.test_involved. const INVOLVED_PATHS: &[&str] = &[ "", "a", "a-a", "a-z", "a=a", "a=z", // content of '/' "a/a", "a/a-a", "a/a-z", "a/a=a", "a/a=z", "a/z", "a/z-a", "a/z-z", "a/z=a", "a/z=z", // content of 'a/' "a/a/a", "a/a/z", // content of 'a/a/' "a/a-a/a", // content of 'a/a-a' "a/a-z/z", // content of 'a/a-z' "a/a=a/a", // content of 'a/a=a' "a/a=z/z", // content of 'a/a=z' "a/z/a", "a/z/z", // content of 'a/z/' "a-a/a", // content of 'a-a' "a-z/z", // content of 'a-z' "a=a/a", // content of 'a=a' "a=z/z", // content of 'a=z' ]; #[test] fn bisect_path_left_involved_fixture() { let paths: Vec<&Path> = INVOLVED_PATHS.iter().map(|s| p(s)).collect(); // The fixture is dirblock-sorted, so bisect_path_left finds each entry. for (i, path) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(bisect_path_left(&paths, path), i, "path {:?}", path); } } #[test] fn bisect_path_right_involved_fixture() { let paths: Vec<&Path> = INVOLVED_PATHS.iter().map(|s| p(s)).collect(); for (i, path) in paths.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!(bisect_path_right(&paths, path), i + 1, "path {:?}", path); } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/sha1.rs0000644000000000000000000000432715177446746020243 0ustar00//! SHA1 computation abstraction. //! //! `DirState` defers content hashing to a pluggable //! [`SHA1Provider`] so callers with content filters (e.g. the //! Python layer) can slot in a filtered-read implementation. The //! default one just hashes the raw file contents. use super::transport::StatInfo; use crate::osutils::sha::{sha_file, sha_file_by_name}; use std::fs::File; #[cfg(unix)] use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt; use std::path::Path; pub trait SHA1Provider: Send + Sync { fn sha1(&self, path: &Path) -> std::io::Result; fn stat_and_sha1(&self, path: &Path) -> std::io::Result<(StatInfo, String)>; } /// A SHA1Provider that reads directly from the filesystem. pub struct DefaultSHA1Provider; impl DefaultSHA1Provider { pub fn new() -> DefaultSHA1Provider { DefaultSHA1Provider {} } } impl Default for DefaultSHA1Provider { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl SHA1Provider for DefaultSHA1Provider { /// Return the sha1 of a file given its absolute path. fn sha1(&self, path: &Path) -> std::io::Result { sha_file_by_name(path) } /// Return the stat and sha1 of a file given its absolute path. fn stat_and_sha1(&self, path: &Path) -> std::io::Result<(StatInfo, String)> { let mut f = File::open(path)?; let md = f.metadata()?; let sha1 = sha_file(&mut f)?; let stat = metadata_to_stat_info(&md); Ok((stat, sha1)) } } fn metadata_to_stat_info(md: &std::fs::Metadata) -> StatInfo { use std::time::UNIX_EPOCH; let mtime = md .modified() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0); #[cfg(unix)] let (mode, size, dev, ino, ctime) = (md.mode(), md.size(), md.dev(), md.ino(), md.ctime()); #[cfg(not(unix))] let (mode, size, dev, ino, ctime) = { let ctime = md .created() .ok() .and_then(|t| t.duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).ok()) .map(|d| d.as_secs() as i64) .unwrap_or(0); (0u32, md.len(), 0u64, 0u64, ctime) }; StatInfo { mode, size, mtime, ctime, dev, ino, } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/tests.rs0000644000000000000000000065221615211122234020523 0ustar00use super::*; use crate::RevisionId; #[test] fn new_matches_python_defaults() { let state = DirState::new( "/tmp/.bzr/checkout/dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); assert_eq!(state.filename, PathBuf::from("/tmp/.bzr/checkout/dirstate")); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); assert!(!state.changes_aborted); assert!(state.dirblocks.is_empty()); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); assert!(state.parents.is_empty()); assert_eq!(state.end_of_header, None); assert_eq!(state.cutoff_time, None); assert_eq!(state.num_entries, 0); assert_eq!(state.lock_state, None); assert!(state.known_hash_changes.is_empty()); assert_eq!(state.worth_saving_limit, 0); assert!(!state.fdatasync); assert!(state.use_filesystem_for_exec); assert_eq!(state.bisect_page_size, BISECT_PAGE_SIZE); assert!(state.id_index.is_none()); } #[test] fn new_honours_overrides() { let state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), -1, false, true, ); assert_eq!(state.worth_saving_limit, -1); assert!(!state.use_filesystem_for_exec); assert!(state.fdatasync); } /// Build a minimal dirstate file containing just a header (no entries) /// by running the same `get_output_lines` / `get_parents_line` / /// `get_ghosts_line` helpers Python uses when writing. fn make_header_bytes(parents: &[&[u8]], ghosts: &[&[u8]]) -> Vec { let parents_line = get_parents_line(parents); let ghosts_line = get_ghosts_line(ghosts); // Matches `get_lines` with no entries: lines[0]=parents, lines[1]=ghosts. let lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![parents_line.as_slice(), ghosts_line.as_slice()]; let chunks = get_output_lines(lines); chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect() } #[test] fn read_header_no_parents_no_ghosts() { let bytes = make_header_bytes(&[], &[]); let header = read_header(&bytes).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 0); assert!(header.parents.is_empty()); assert!(header.ghosts.is_empty()); } #[test] fn load_bytes_reads_an_initialised_dirstate() { // Initialise an empty dirstate to disk, read its bytes back, and // load them: the root entry should reappear. let tmp = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = tmp.path().join("dirstate"); { let mut transport = FileTransport::new(&path); let mut state = DirState::initialize(&mut transport, path.clone(), Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider)) .expect("initialize"); // Drop the write lock so the bytes are flushed. state.save_to(&mut transport).unwrap(); } let data = std::fs::read(&path).unwrap(); let mut loaded = DirState::new(&path, Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider), 0, true, false); loaded.load_bytes(&data).expect("load_bytes"); assert!(loaded.parents.is_empty()); // The empty tree has exactly the root entry. let roots: Vec<_> = loaded .iter_entries() .filter(|e| e.key.dirname.is_empty() && e.key.basename.is_empty()) .collect(); assert_eq!(roots.len(), 1); assert_eq!(roots[0].key.file_id, crate::inventory::ROOT_ID.to_vec()); } #[test] fn read_header_with_parents_and_ghosts() { let bytes = make_header_bytes(&[b"rev-a", b"rev-b"], &[b"ghost-1"]); let header = read_header(&bytes).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(header.parents, vec![b"rev-a".to_vec(), b"rev-b".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(header.ghosts, vec![b"ghost-1".to_vec()]); } /// Cross-check the reader against bytes produced by the Python side /// calling `get_output_lines` + `get_parents_line` + `get_ghosts_line`. /// Pinning the exact byte sequence guards against any drift between /// the reader and the (already-Rust-backed) writer. #[test] fn read_header_matches_python_generated_bytes() { let bytes: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n\ crc32: 2265437010\n\ num_entries: 0\n\ 2\x00rev-a\x00rev-b\x00\n\ \x001\x00ghost-1\x00\n\x00"; let header = read_header(bytes).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(header.crc_expected, 2265437010); assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 0); assert_eq!(header.parents, vec![b"rev-a".to_vec(), b"rev-b".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(header.ghosts, vec![b"ghost-1".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn read_header_populates_struct_fields() { let bytes = make_header_bytes(&[b"rev-a"], &[]); let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.read_header(&bytes).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified); assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"rev-a".to_vec()]); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); assert_eq!(state.num_entries, 0); assert!(state.end_of_header.is_some()); } #[test] fn read_header_rejects_wrong_format_line() { let bytes = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 2\ncrc32: 0\nnum_entries: 0\n0\n\x000\n"; match read_header(bytes) { Err(HeaderError::BadFormatLine(line)) => { assert_eq!(line, HEADER_FORMAT_2.to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected BadFormatLine, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn read_header_rejects_missing_crc() { let mut bytes = Vec::new(); bytes.extend_from_slice(HEADER_FORMAT_3); bytes.extend_from_slice(b"not-a-crc-line\n"); assert!(matches!( read_header(&bytes), Err(HeaderError::MissingCrcLine(_)) )); } #[test] fn read_header_rejects_bad_num_entries() { let mut bytes = Vec::new(); bytes.extend_from_slice(HEADER_FORMAT_3); bytes.extend_from_slice(b"crc32: 0\n"); bytes.extend_from_slice(b"num_entries: abc\n"); bytes.extend_from_slice(b"0\n\x000\n"); assert!(matches!( read_header(&bytes), Err(HeaderError::BadNumEntries(_)) )); } /// Hand-built line for a single entry with one tree. Mirrors /// `DirState._entry_to_line` in `bzrformats/dirstate.py`: the 3 key /// fields followed by 5 fields per tree, all joined by NUL. fn entry_line( dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], trees: &[(&[u8], &[u8], u64, bool, &[u8])], ) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(dirname); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(basename); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(file_id); for (minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, info) in trees { out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(minikind); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(fingerprint); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}", size).as_bytes()); out.push(0); out.push(if *executable { b'y' } else { b'n' }); out.push(0); out.extend_from_slice(info); } out } /// Build the body text (post-header) by running `get_output_lines` on a /// [parents, ghosts, entry_lines...] sequence and then trimming the /// bytes preceding the first NUL that begins the entry block. fn make_body_bytes(parents: &[&[u8]], ghosts: &[&[u8]], entries: &[Vec]) -> Vec { let parents_line = get_parents_line(parents); let ghosts_line = get_ghosts_line(ghosts); let mut lines: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![parents_line.as_slice(), ghosts_line.as_slice()]; for e in entries { lines.push(e.as_slice()); } let chunks = get_output_lines(lines); let data: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // Locate `end_of_header` by parsing the header in the same way // `DirState::read_header` does, then return the remainder. let header = read_header(&data).expect("header parses"); data[header.end_of_header..].to_vec() } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_empty_body() { let blocks = parse_dirblocks(&[], 1, 0).expect("empty body parses"); assert!(blocks.is_empty()); } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_single_root_entry_one_tree() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let entry = entry_line( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", &[(b"d", b"", 0, false, nullstat.as_slice())], ); let body = make_body_bytes(&[], &[], &[entry]); let blocks = parse_dirblocks(&body, 1, 1).expect("parse dirblocks"); assert_eq!(blocks.len(), 2, "expected two sentinel blocks"); assert_eq!(blocks[0].dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[1].dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[0].entries.len(), 1); let entry = &blocks[0].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.key.dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.key.basename, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.trees.len(), 1); let tree = &entry.trees[0]; assert_eq!(tree.minikind, Kind::Directory); assert_eq!(tree.fingerprint, Vec::::new()); assert_eq!(tree.size, 0); assert!(!tree.executable); assert_eq!(tree.packed_stat, nullstat); } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_multiple_dirs_group_by_dirname() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); // Three entries: root, a/file-a, b/file-b. Must be sorted by // `(dirname, basename)` to match what the writer produces. let entries = vec![ entry_line( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", &[(b"d", b"", 0, false, nullstat.as_slice())], ), entry_line( b"a", b"file-a", b"fid-a", &[(b"f", b"sha-a", 5, true, nullstat.as_slice())], ), entry_line( b"b", b"file-b", b"fid-b", &[(b"f", b"sha-b", 7, false, nullstat.as_slice())], ), ]; let body = make_body_bytes(&[], &[], &entries); let blocks = parse_dirblocks(&body, 1, 3).expect("parse dirblocks"); // Two sentinels plus two real dir blocks. assert_eq!(blocks.len(), 4); assert_eq!(blocks[0].dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(blocks[1].dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[1].entries.len(), 0); assert_eq!(blocks[2].dirname, b"a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[2].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(blocks[2].entries[0].key.basename, b"file-a".to_vec()); assert!(blocks[2].entries[0].trees[0].executable); assert_eq!(blocks[2].entries[0].trees[0].size, 5); assert_eq!(blocks[3].dirname, b"b".to_vec()); assert_eq!(blocks[3].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(blocks[3].entries[0].trees[0].size, 7); assert!(!blocks[3].entries[0].trees[0].executable); } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_rejects_wrong_entry_count() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let entry = entry_line( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", &[(b"d", b"", 0, false, nullstat.as_slice())], ); let body = make_body_bytes(&[], &[], &[entry]); // Header claimed 2 entries but body only has 1. match parse_dirblocks(&body, 1, 2) { Err(DirblocksError::WrongEntryCount { expected: 2, actual: 1, }) => {} other => panic!("expected WrongEntryCount, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_multi_tree() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); // Two trees per entry: current + one parent. let entry = entry_line( b"", b"README", b"file-id-1", &[ (b"f", b"sha-current", 10, true, nullstat.as_slice()), (b"f", b"sha-parent", 8, false, nullstat.as_slice()), ], ); let body = make_body_bytes(&[b"rev-a"], &[], &[entry]); let blocks = parse_dirblocks(&body, 2, 1).expect("parse"); assert_eq!(blocks.len(), 2); let e = &blocks[0].entries[0]; assert_eq!(e.trees.len(), 2); assert_eq!(e.trees[0].fingerprint, b"sha-current".to_vec()); assert_eq!(e.trees[0].size, 10); assert!(e.trees[0].executable); assert_eq!(e.trees[1].fingerprint, b"sha-parent".to_vec()); assert_eq!(e.trees[1].size, 8); assert!(!e.trees[1].executable); } /// Cross-check against bytes produced by a full /// `DirState.initialize(...); _set_data(...); save()` cycle. Pinning /// the exact on-disk representation guards against any future drift /// between the writer and the new Rust reader. #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_matches_python_saved_file() { let bytes: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n\ crc32: 2823629280\n\ num_entries: 1\n\ 0\x00\n\ \x000\x00\n\ \x00\x00\x00TREE_ROOT\x00d\x00\x000\x00n\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00\n\x00"; let header = read_header(bytes).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 1); assert!(header.parents.is_empty()); assert!(header.ghosts.is_empty()); let body = &bytes[header.end_of_header..]; let blocks = parse_dirblocks(body, 1, header.num_entries).expect("parse body"); assert_eq!(blocks.len(), 2); assert_eq!(blocks[0].entries.len(), 1); let entry = &blocks[0].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Directory); assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].packed_stat, b"x".repeat(32)); } fn make_entry(dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8]) -> Entry { Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }], } } #[test] fn split_root_dirblock_separates_root_from_contents() { let mut dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), make_entry(b"", b"README", b"fid-readme"), make_entry(b"", b"CONTRIBUTING", b"fid-contrib"), ], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut dirblocks).expect("split"); assert_eq!(dirblocks.len(), 2); assert_eq!(dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(dirblocks[0].entries[0].key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); assert_eq!(dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 2); assert_eq!(dirblocks[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"README".to_vec()); assert_eq!( dirblocks[1].entries[1].key.basename, b"CONTRIBUTING".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn split_root_dirblock_preserves_order_within_partitions() { // The partition step must keep the original relative order in both // halves — Python's implementation walks `_dirblocks[0][1]` in // order and appends to two separate lists. let mut dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ make_entry(b"", b"a", b"fid-a"), make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), make_entry(b"", b"b", b"fid-b"), ], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut dirblocks).expect("split"); assert_eq!(dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(dirblocks[0].entries[0].key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); assert_eq!(dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 2); assert_eq!(dirblocks[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(dirblocks[1].entries[1].key.basename, b"b".to_vec()); } #[test] fn split_root_dirblock_leaves_later_blocks_alone() { let mut dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT")], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: b"subdir".to_vec(), entries: vec![make_entry(b"subdir", b"file", b"fid-s")], }, ]; split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut dirblocks).expect("split"); assert_eq!(dirblocks.len(), 3); assert_eq!(dirblocks[2].dirname, b"subdir".to_vec()); assert_eq!(dirblocks[2].entries.len(), 1); } #[test] fn split_root_dirblock_rejects_missing_sentinel() { let mut dirblocks = vec![Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }]; assert_eq!( split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut dirblocks), Err(SplitRootError::MissingSentinels) ); } #[test] fn split_root_dirblock_rejects_polluted_sentinel() { let mut dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT")], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![make_entry(b"", b"x", b"fid-x")], }, ]; match split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut dirblocks) { Err(SplitRootError::BadSecondSentinel { dirname, entry_count, }) => { assert!(dirname.is_empty()); assert_eq!(entry_count, 1); } other => panic!("expected BadSecondSentinel, got {:?}", other), } } fn dirblock_with_entries(dirname: &[u8], entries: Vec) -> Dirblock { Dirblock { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), entries, } } /// Build the canonical two-sentinel-plus-real-blocks layout used by /// the lookup tests. `subdirs` is a list of `(dirname, entries)` /// pairs that become real blocks after the sentinels. fn make_dirblocks(subdirs: Vec<(&[u8], Vec)>) -> Vec { let mut blocks = vec![ dirblock_with_entries(b"", Vec::new()), dirblock_with_entries(b"", Vec::new()), ]; for (dirname, entries) in subdirs { blocks.push(dirblock_with_entries(dirname, entries)); } blocks } fn tree(minikind: Kind) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), } } fn entry_with_trees( dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], trees: Vec, ) -> Entry { Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }, trees, } } #[test] fn bisect_dirblock_component_order_not_byte_order() { // Component-wise ordering: `a/b` splits to ["a", "b"] which is // less than ["a-b"] because the first-element comparison of "a" // and "a-b" treats "a" as a prefix of "a-b". A pure byte sort // would place "a-b" before "a/b" (0x2d < 0x2f), so this test // pins the path-component-aware behaviour. // Sorted input: ["a", "a/b", "a-b", "b"]. let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![ (b"a", vec![]), (b"a/b", vec![]), (b"a-b", vec![]), (b"b", vec![]), ]); // 2 sentinels + 4 real. lo=1 skips the first sentinel (matching // Python's bisect_dirblock(..., 1, hi) idiom), hi=len. assert_eq!(bisect_dirblock(&blocks, b"a", 1, blocks.len()), 2); assert_eq!(bisect_dirblock(&blocks, b"a/b", 1, blocks.len()), 3); assert_eq!(bisect_dirblock(&blocks, b"a-b", 1, blocks.len()), 4); assert_eq!(bisect_dirblock(&blocks, b"b", 1, blocks.len()), 5); // Insertion for a missing dirname: "aa" > "a-b" byte-wise in // single-component form, so it lands after "a-b" (index 4) at // index 5, which is also the slot for "b". assert_eq!(bisect_dirblock(&blocks, b"aa", 1, blocks.len()), 5); } /// Build dirblocks from a list of sorted paths and, for each path, /// assert that `bisect_dirblock` agrees with a manual `bisect_left` /// over the split-by-`/` form. Mirrors `assertBisect` from the /// Python `TestBisectDirblock` test class. fn assert_bisect_matches_bisect_left(paths: &[&[u8]]) { // Verify the caller's list is actually sorted component-wise // (matches Python's `assertEqual(sorted(split_dirblocks), split_dirblocks)`). let split: Vec> = paths.iter().map(|p| split_dirname(p)).collect(); let mut sorted = split.clone(); sorted.sort(); assert_eq!(split, sorted, "test input paths are not sorted"); let blocks: Vec = paths .iter() .map(|p| Dirblock { dirname: p.to_vec(), entries: Vec::new(), }) .collect(); for probe in paths { let got = bisect_dirblock(&blocks, probe, 0, blocks.len()); let probe_split = split_dirname(probe); let expected = split.partition_point(|s| *s < probe_split); assert_eq!( got, expected, "bisect_dirblock disagreed for {:?}: got {}, expected {}", probe, got, expected, ); } } /// Rust counterpart of Python `TestBisectDirblock.test_simple`. #[test] fn bisect_dirblock_simple() { let paths: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"", b"a", b"b", b"c", b"d"]; assert_bisect_matches_bisect_left(&paths); } /// Rust counterpart of Python `TestBisectDirblock.test_involved`. /// The pure-Rust `bisect_dirblock` does not have a `cache` parameter /// (Python's `_split_path_cache` only speeds up repeated lookups and /// does not affect results), so Python's `test_involved` and /// `test_involved_cached` collapse into a single Rust test over the /// same input. #[test] fn bisect_dirblock_involved() { let paths: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![ b"", b"a", b"a/a", b"a/a/a", b"a/a/z", b"a/a-a", b"a/a-z", b"a/z", b"a/z/a", b"a/z/z", b"a/z-a", b"a/z-z", b"a-a", b"a-z", b"z", b"z/a/a", b"z/a/z", b"z/a-a", b"z/a-z", b"z/z", b"z/z/a", b"z/z/z", b"z/z-a", b"z/z-z", b"z-a", b"z-z", ]; assert_bisect_matches_bisect_left(&paths); } #[test] fn find_block_index_from_key_root_fast_path() { let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![(b"sub", vec![])]); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(find_block_index_from_key(&blocks, &key), (0, true)); } #[test] fn find_block_index_from_key_hit_and_miss() { let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![(b"a", vec![]), (b"c", vec![])]); let hit = EntryKey { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), basename: b"foo".to_vec(), file_id: b"".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(find_block_index_from_key(&blocks, &hit), (2, true)); let miss = EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"foo".to_vec(), file_id: b"".to_vec(), }; // "b" would be inserted between "a" (index 2) and "c" (index 3). assert_eq!(find_block_index_from_key(&blocks, &miss), (3, false)); } #[test] fn find_entry_index_exact_and_insertion() { let block = vec![ entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)]), entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"b", b"fid-b", vec![tree(Kind::File)]), entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"c", b"fid-c", vec![tree(Kind::File)]), ]; let hit = EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"b".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-b".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(find_entry_index(&hit, &block), (1, true)); let miss_before = EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"ab".to_vec(), file_id: b"".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(find_entry_index(&miss_before, &block), (1, false)); let miss_end = EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"z".to_vec(), file_id: b"".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(find_entry_index(&miss_end, &block), (3, false)); } #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_finds_live_entry() { let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![( b"dir", vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )], )]); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&blocks, b"dir", b"a", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 2); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 0); assert!(bei.dir_present); assert!(bei.path_present); } #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_absent_dir() { let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![(b"a", vec![])]); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&blocks, b"missing", b"file", 0); assert!(!bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); } #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_skips_absent_and_relocated() { // Two entries at (dir, a): the first is absent in tree 0, the // second is live. Python walks the contiguous run so the live // one should be returned. let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![( b"dir", vec![ entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"a", b"fid-absent", vec![tree(Kind::Absent)]), entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"a", b"fid-live", vec![tree(Kind::File)]), ], )]); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&blocks, b"dir", b"a", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 1); assert_eq!( blocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index].key.file_id, b"fid-live".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_all_absent_returns_not_present() { let blocks = make_dirblocks(vec![( b"dir", vec![ entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"a", b"fid-1", vec![tree(Kind::Absent)]), entry_with_trees(b"dir", b"a", b"fid-2", vec![tree(Kind::Relocated)]), ], )]); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&blocks, b"dir", b"a", 0); assert!(bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 2); } /// Packed_stat constant matching Python's test fixtures. const PACKED_STAT: &[u8] = b"AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk"; /// Null-sha matching Python's test fixtures. const NULL_SHA: &[u8] = b"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; fn stat_tree(minikind: Kind) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), } } fn file_tree(size: u64) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: NULL_SHA.to_vec(), size, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), } } /// Rust mirror of Python's `create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir`: /// a root entry plus a single `subdir` entry in the contents-of-root /// block. Used by `TestGetBlockRowIndex.test_simple_structure`. fn create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"subdir", b"subdir-id", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, ]; state } /// Rust mirror of Python's `create_complex_dirstate`. Matches the /// docstring in test_dirstate.py: root + directories a/ and b/, files /// c and d, a/e (empty dir), a/f, b/g, b/h\xc3\xa5. fn create_complex_dirstate() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ // Block 0: root entry. Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, // Block 1: contents of root — a, b (both dirs), c, d (files). Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ entry_with_trees(b"", b"a", b"a-dir", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"b", b"b-dir", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"c", b"c-file", vec![file_tree(10)]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"d", b"d-file", vec![file_tree(20)]), ], }, // Block 2: inside a/ — e (dir), f (file). Dirblock { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), entries: vec![ entry_with_trees(b"a", b"e", b"e-dir", vec![stat_tree(Kind::Directory)]), entry_with_trees(b"a", b"f", b"f-file", vec![file_tree(30)]), ], }, // Block 3: inside b/ — g, h\xc3\xa5 (file with non-ASCII name). Dirblock { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), entries: vec![ entry_with_trees(b"b", b"g", b"g-file", vec![file_tree(30)]), entry_with_trees(b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file", vec![file_tree(40)]), ], }, ]; state } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetBlockRowIndex.test_simple_structure`. /// Rust mirror of Python's `create_dirstate_with_two_trees` fixture /// used by `TestIterChildEntries`. Two trees per row; the tree at /// index 1 is a pretend parent revision with a few differences from /// the working tree (b/g absent, b/h with a different file id, /// b/i new, c renamed to b/j). fn create_dirstate_with_two_trees() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent".to_vec()]; let stat_current = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), }; let stat_parent_dir = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"parent-revid".to_vec(), }; let null_parent = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; let file_cur = |size: u64| TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: NULL_SHA.to_vec(), size, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), }; let file_parent = |fingerprint: &[u8], size: u64| TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size, executable: false, packed_stat: b"parent-revid".to_vec(), }; let relocated = |to: &[u8]| TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: to.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"a-root-value".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![stat_current.clone(), stat_parent_dir.clone()], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"a-dir".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![stat_current.clone(), stat_parent_dir.clone()], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"b".to_vec(), file_id: b"b-dir".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![stat_current.clone(), stat_parent_dir.clone()], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"c".to_vec(), file_id: b"c-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![file_cur(10), relocated(b"b/j")], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"d".to_vec(), file_id: b"d-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![file_cur(20), file_parent(b"d", 20)], }, ], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), entries: vec![ Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), basename: b"e".to_vec(), file_id: b"e-dir".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![stat_current.clone(), stat_parent_dir.clone()], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), basename: b"f".to_vec(), file_id: b"f-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![file_cur(30), file_parent(b"f", 20)], }, ], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), entries: vec![ Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"g".to_vec(), file_id: b"g-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![file_cur(30), null_parent.clone()], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"h\xc3\xa5".to_vec(), file_id: b"h-\xc3\xa5-file1".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![file_cur(40), null_parent.clone()], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"h\xc3\xa5".to_vec(), file_id: b"h-\xc3\xa5-file2".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![null_parent.clone(), file_parent(b"h", 20)], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"i".to_vec(), file_id: b"i-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![null_parent.clone(), file_parent(b"h", 20)], }, Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), basename: b"j".to_vec(), file_id: b"c-file".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![relocated(b"c"), file_parent(b"j", 20)], }, ], }, ]; state } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestIterChildEntries.test_iter_children_b`. Walks the b/ /// subtree in tree_index=1 (the parent revision) and expects to /// see the live entries h2, i, and j (in that order). #[test] fn iter_child_entries_children_b_tree_one() { let state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); let children: Vec<_> = state.iter_child_entries(1, b"b").collect(); let basenames: Vec<&[u8]> = children.iter().map(|e| e.key.basename.as_slice()).collect(); let file_ids: Vec<&[u8]> = children.iter().map(|e| e.key.file_id.as_slice()).collect(); // h2 and i share the basename "h\xc3\xa5" and "i"; distinguish // by file id so the test pins the exact row. assert_eq!(basenames, vec![&b"h\xc3\xa5"[..], b"i", b"j"]); assert_eq!( file_ids, vec![&b"h-\xc3\xa5-file2"[..], b"i-file", b"c-file"] ); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestIterChildEntries.test_iter_child_root`. Walks the whole /// tree in tree_index=1 and expects: a, b, d (c is relocated so /// absent from this tree), then e, f from a/, then h2, i, j from /// b/. #[test] fn iter_child_entries_root_tree_one() { let state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); let basenames: Vec<&[u8]> = state .iter_child_entries(1, b"") .map(|e| e.key.basename.as_slice()) .collect(); let expected: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![b"a", b"b", b"d", b"e", b"f", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"i", b"j"]; assert_eq!(basenames, expected); } #[test] fn iter_child_entries_non_directory_returns_empty() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); // "c" is a file, not a directory — iter_child_entries of a // non-directory path yields nothing. let mut children = state.iter_child_entries(0, b"c"); assert!(children.next().is_none()); } #[test] fn split_path_utf8_matches_osutils_split() { assert_eq!(split_path_utf8(b"a/b/c"), (&b"a/b"[..], &b"c"[..])); assert_eq!(split_path_utf8(b"a"), (&b""[..], &b"a"[..])); assert_eq!(split_path_utf8(b""), (&b""[..], &b""[..])); assert_eq!(split_path_utf8(b"a/"), (&b"a"[..], &b""[..])); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetEntry.test_simple_structure`. Probe a small dirstate by /// path and verify the expected (dirname, basename, file_id) key /// comes back — or `None` for paths that don't exist or live under /// a non-existent directory. #[test] fn maybe_remove_row_keeps_row_with_any_live_tree() { let mut entries = vec![ entry_with_trees( b"", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File), tree(Kind::Absent)], ), entry_with_trees( b"", b"b", b"fid-b", vec![tree(Kind::Absent), tree(Kind::Absent)], ), ]; let mut id_index = IdIndex::new(); let fid_a = FileId::from(&b"fid-a".to_vec()); id_index.add((b"", b"a", &fid_a)); let removed = DirState::maybe_remove_row(&mut entries, 0, &mut id_index); assert!(!removed); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 2); assert_eq!(id_index.get(&fid_a).len(), 1); } #[test] fn maybe_remove_row_drops_row_when_all_trees_dead() { let mut entries = vec![ entry_with_trees(b"", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)]), entry_with_trees( b"", b"b", b"fid-b", vec![tree(Kind::Absent), tree(Kind::Relocated)], ), ]; let mut id_index = IdIndex::new(); let fid_a = FileId::from(&b"fid-a".to_vec()); let fid_b = FileId::from(&b"fid-b".to_vec()); id_index.add((b"", b"a", &fid_a)); id_index.add((b"", b"b", &fid_b)); let removed = DirState::maybe_remove_row(&mut entries, 1, &mut id_index); assert!(removed); assert_eq!(entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(entries[0].key.file_id, b"fid-a".to_vec()); // fid_b was dropped from the index. assert!(id_index.get(&fid_b).is_empty()); // fid_a is still indexed. assert_eq!(id_index.get(&fid_a).len(), 1); } #[test] fn sort_entries_orders_by_dirname_basename_file_id() { // Shuffled input covering root, shallow file, nested file, and // deeper nested file; we expect canonical dirblock order on the // way out. let mut entries = vec![ make_entry(b"a", b"e", b"fid-e"), make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), make_entry(b"b", b"g", b"fid-g"), make_entry(b"", b"a", b"fid-a"), make_entry(b"a", b"f", b"fid-f"), ]; DirState::sort_entries(&mut entries); let keys: Vec<(&[u8], &[u8], &[u8])> = entries .iter() .map(|e| { ( e.key.dirname.as_slice(), e.key.basename.as_slice(), e.key.file_id.as_slice(), ) }) .collect(); assert_eq!( keys, vec![ (b"".as_slice(), b"".as_slice(), b"TREE_ROOT".as_slice()), (b"".as_slice(), b"a".as_slice(), b"fid-a".as_slice()), (b"a".as_slice(), b"e".as_slice(), b"fid-e".as_slice()), (b"a".as_slice(), b"f".as_slice(), b"fid-f".as_slice()), (b"b".as_slice(), b"g".as_slice(), b"fid-g".as_slice()), ] ); } #[test] fn sort_entries_breaks_basename_ties_on_file_id() { // Same (dirname, basename) with different file ids. let mut entries = vec![ make_entry(b"a", b"e", b"fid-z"), make_entry(b"a", b"e", b"fid-a"), ]; DirState::sort_entries(&mut entries); assert_eq!(entries[0].key.file_id, b"fid-a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entries[1].key.file_id, b"fid-z".to_vec()); } #[test] fn sort_entries_split_ordering_differs_from_raw_bytes() { // Python's `_sort_entries` splits the dirname on '/' before // comparing, which is the whole point of the port: a purely // byte-wise sort would put `"a-b"` before `"a/..."` because // `'-' < '/'`, while the split-based sort puts them *after* // every entry under `"a"`. let mut entries = vec![ make_entry(b"a-b", b"x", b"fid-x"), make_entry(b"a/c", b"y", b"fid-y"), make_entry(b"a", b"z", b"fid-z"), ]; DirState::sort_entries(&mut entries); let dirnames: Vec<&[u8]> = entries.iter().map(|e| e.key.dirname.as_slice()).collect(); assert_eq!( dirnames, vec![b"a".as_slice(), b"a/c".as_slice(), b"a-b".as_slice()] ); } #[test] fn entries_for_path_returns_all_rows_at_path() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); let rows = state.entries_for_path(b"a/e"); assert!(!rows.is_empty()); for row in &rows { assert_eq!(row.key.dirname, b"a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(row.key.basename, b"e".to_vec()); } // At least the direct entry should be present. assert!(rows.iter().any(|r| r.key.file_id == b"e-dir".to_vec())); } #[test] fn entries_for_path_root_returns_root_row() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); let rows = state.entries_for_path(b""); assert_eq!(rows.len(), 1); assert_eq!(rows[0].key.dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(rows[0].key.basename, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(rows[0].key.file_id, b"a-root-value".to_vec()); } #[test] fn entries_for_path_missing_directory_returns_empty() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); assert!(state.entries_for_path(b"nosuchdir/nope").is_empty()); } #[test] fn entries_for_path_missing_basename_returns_empty() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); assert!(state.entries_for_path(b"a/nope").is_empty()); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_simple_structure() { let state = create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir(); let root = state.get_entry_by_path(0, b"").expect("root"); assert_eq!(root.key.file_id, b"a-root-value".to_vec()); let subdir = state.get_entry_by_path(0, b"subdir").expect("subdir"); assert_eq!(subdir.key.basename, b"subdir".to_vec()); assert_eq!(subdir.key.file_id, b"subdir-id".to_vec()); assert!(state.get_entry_by_path(0, b"missing").is_none()); assert!(state.get_entry_by_path(0, b"missing/foo").is_none()); assert!(state.get_entry_by_path(0, b"subdir/foo").is_none()); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetEntry.test_complex_structure_exists`. #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_complex_structure_exists() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); let cases: &[(&[u8], &[u8], &[u8], &[u8])] = &[ (b"", b"", b"", b"a-root-value"), (b"a", b"", b"a", b"a-dir"), (b"b", b"", b"b", b"b-dir"), (b"c", b"", b"c", b"c-file"), (b"d", b"", b"d", b"d-file"), (b"a/e", b"a", b"e", b"e-dir"), (b"a/f", b"a", b"f", b"f-file"), (b"b/g", b"b", b"g", b"g-file"), (b"b/h\xc3\xa5", b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file"), ]; for (path, dirname, basename, file_id) in cases { let entry = state .get_entry_by_path(0, path) .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("expected entry at {:?}", path)); assert_eq!( entry.key.dirname, dirname.to_vec(), "dirname for {:?}", path ); assert_eq!( entry.key.basename, basename.to_vec(), "basename for {:?}", path ); assert_eq!( entry.key.file_id, file_id.to_vec(), "file_id for {:?}", path ); } } #[test] fn iter_entries_yields_every_entry_across_blocks() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); let entries: Vec<&[u8]> = state .iter_entries() .map(|e| e.key.file_id.as_slice()) .collect(); // Expected order: root, then root contents (a, b, c, d), then // the a/ block (e, f), then the b/ block (g, h\xc3\xa5). let expected: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![ b"a-root-value", b"a-dir", b"b-dir", b"c-file", b"d-file", b"e-dir", b"f-file", b"g-file", b"h-\xc3\xa5-file", ]; assert_eq!(entries, expected); } #[test] fn build_id_index_maps_every_file_id_to_its_key() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); let idx = state.build_id_index(); // Every file_id in the complex dirstate should round-trip // through the index to the same (dirname, basename) triple. let expected: &[(&[u8], &[u8], &[u8])] = &[ (b"a-root-value", b"", b""), (b"a-dir", b"", b"a"), (b"b-dir", b"", b"b"), (b"c-file", b"", b"c"), (b"d-file", b"", b"d"), (b"e-dir", b"a", b"e"), (b"f-file", b"a", b"f"), (b"g-file", b"b", b"g"), (b"h-\xc3\xa5-file", b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5"), ]; for (file_id, dirname, basename) in expected { let got = idx.get(&FileId::from(&file_id.to_vec())); assert_eq!(got.len(), 1, "expected one entry for {:?}", file_id); assert_eq!(got[0].0, dirname.to_vec()); assert_eq!(got[0].1, basename.to_vec()); assert_eq!(got[0].2.as_bytes(), *file_id); } } #[test] fn build_id_index_collapses_duplicate_file_ids_across_trees() { // The two-tree fixture has two rows with the same file_id in // different trees (c-file appears as the c/ entry in tree 0 // and the b/j relocation in tree 1). Both rows share the same // file_id and should appear under the same id_index bucket. let state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); let idx = state.build_id_index(); let c_file_entries = idx.get(&FileId::from(&b"c-file".to_vec())); // Two rows share the file_id across the dirstate (c and b/j). assert_eq!(c_file_entries.len(), 2); let basenames: Vec<&[u8]> = c_file_entries .iter() .map(|(_, b, _)| b.as_slice()) .collect(); assert!(basenames.contains(&&b"c"[..])); assert!(basenames.contains(&&b"j"[..])); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_file_id_direct_hit_in_tree_zero() { let mut state = create_complex_dirstate(); let result = state.get_entry_by_file_id(0, b"c-file", false); match result { GetEntryResult::Entry(key) => { assert_eq!(key.dirname, b"".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key.basename, b"c".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key.file_id, b"c-file".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected Entry, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn get_entry_by_file_id_follows_relocation_chain() { // In create_dirstate_with_two_trees, c-file's row at (b"", b"c") // is relocated in tree 1 → b/j. The id_index should find the // (b"b", b"j") variant on the second pass and return it. let mut state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); let result = state.get_entry_by_file_id(1, b"c-file", false); match result { GetEntryResult::Entry(key) => { assert_eq!(key.dirname, b"b".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key.basename, b"j".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key.file_id, b"c-file".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected Entry, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn get_entry_by_file_id_not_found_for_unknown_id() { let mut state = create_complex_dirstate(); assert_eq!( state.get_entry_by_file_id(0, b"nonexistent", false), GetEntryResult::NotFound ); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_file_id_absent_without_include_deleted() { // g-file is absent in tree 1 (null_parent). Without // include_deleted the lookup returns NotFound. let mut state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); assert_eq!( state.get_entry_by_file_id(1, b"g-file", false), GetEntryResult::NotFound ); } #[test] fn get_entry_by_file_id_absent_with_include_deleted() { // Same g-file/tree 1 lookup, but with include_deleted we get // the absent entry back. let mut state = create_dirstate_with_two_trees(); match state.get_entry_by_file_id(1, b"g-file", true) { GetEntryResult::Entry(key) => { assert_eq!(key.basename, b"g".to_vec()); assert_eq!(key.file_id, b"g-file".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected Entry, got {:?}", other), } } /// Python-style `present_dir` tuple: `(b"d", b"", 0, False, NULLSTAT)`. fn dmp_present_dir() -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), } } /// Python-style `present_file` tuple: `(b"f", b"", 0, False, NULLSTAT)`. fn dmp_present_file() -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), } } /// Python-style `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS`: `(b"a", b"", 0, False, b"")`. fn dmp_absent() -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), } } /// Python-style relocation target tree data: /// `(b"r", real_path, 0, False, b"")`. fn dmp_relocated(real_path: &[u8]) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Relocated, fingerprint: real_path.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), } } fn mk_entry(dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], trees: Vec) -> Entry { Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }, trees, } } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_no_parents`: no-op on an /// empty dirstate. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_no_parents_is_noop() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); assert!(state.parents.is_empty()); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 2); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_one_parent`: with exactly /// one parent there is nothing beyond tree 1 to discard, but the /// method still runs and leaves dirblocks unchanged. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_one_parent_is_noop_on_dirblocks() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; let original_dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state.dirblocks = original_dirblocks.clone(); state.discard_merge_parents(); assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks, original_dirblocks); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_simple`: three trees per /// row collapse to two, dropping the merged parent column. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_strips_merge_column() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].trees.len(), 2); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 0); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_absent`: a row that only /// exists in the merge parent (absent in tree 0 and 1) is removed /// entirely. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_removes_absent_only_rows() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ mk_entry( b"", b"file-in-merged", b"b-file-id", vec![dmp_absent(), dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file()], ), mk_entry( b"", b"file-in-root", b"a-file-id", vec![dmp_present_file(), dmp_present_file(), dmp_present_file()], ), ], }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); // file-in-merged was only in the merge tree — dropped. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"file-in-root".to_vec() ); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].trees.len(), 2); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_renamed`: rows whose /// tree 0 / tree 1 kinds are `(a, r)`, `(r, a)`, or `(r, r)` are /// removed; rows that still have a live kind in one of the first /// two trees survive with their columns truncated. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_removes_dead_relocation_rows() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ // (absent, present, r) — tree0/tree1 = (a, f). Lives on. mk_entry( b"", b"file-in-1", b"c-file-id", vec![ dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file(), dmp_relocated(b"file-in-2"), ], ), // (absent, r, present) — tree0/tree1 = (a, r). Dead. mk_entry( b"", b"file-in-2", b"c-file-id", vec![ dmp_absent(), dmp_relocated(b"file-in-1"), dmp_present_file(), ], ), // normal file — tree0/tree1 = (f, f). Lives on. mk_entry( b"", b"file-in-root", b"a-file-id", vec![dmp_present_file(), dmp_present_file(), dmp_present_file()], ), // (r, absent, present) — tree0/tree1 = (r, a). Dead. mk_entry( b"", b"file-s", b"b-file-id", vec![dmp_relocated(b"file-t"), dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file()], ), // (present, absent, r) — tree0/tree1 = (f, a). Lives on. mk_entry( b"", b"file-t", b"b-file-id", vec![dmp_present_file(), dmp_absent(), dmp_relocated(b"file-s")], ), ], }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); let surviving: Vec<&[u8]> = state.dirblocks[1] .entries .iter() .map(|e| e.key.basename.as_slice()) .collect(); assert_eq!( surviving, vec![&b"file-in-1"[..], b"file-in-root", b"file-t"] ); for entry in &state.dirblocks[1].entries { assert_eq!(entry.trees.len(), 2, "{:?}", entry.key.basename); } } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestDiscardMergeParents.test_discard_all_subdir`: a whole /// block of merge-only children is emptied (but the block itself /// remains). #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_empties_block_of_merge_only_children() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"sub", b"dir-id", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), entries: vec![ mk_entry( b"sub", b"child1", b"child1-id", vec![dmp_absent(), dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file()], ), mk_entry( b"sub", b"child2", b"child2-id", vec![dmp_absent(), dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file()], ), mk_entry( b"sub", b"child3", b"child3-id", vec![dmp_absent(), dmp_absent(), dmp_present_file()], ), ], }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 3); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].dirname, b"sub".to_vec()); assert!( state.dirblocks[2].entries.is_empty(), "all children were merge-only and should have been removed" ); // Each surviving entry has exactly two trees. for block in &state.dirblocks { for entry in &block.entries { assert_eq!(entry.trees.len(), 2); } } } /// Ghost parent path: the first parent is in the ghosts list, so /// every surviving row gets `NULL_PARENT_DETAILS` in slot 1 /// rather than slot 1's real data. Python documents this /// behaviour via the `entry[1][1:] = empty_parent` branch. #[test] fn discard_merge_parents_ghost_first_parent_replaces_with_null_parent() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.ghosts = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![mk_entry( b"", b"", b"a-root-value", vec![dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir(), dmp_present_dir()], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state.discard_merge_parents(); // First parent is kept but the tree-1 slot is replaced with // a NULL_PARENT_DETAILS (minikind b'a'). assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); let root = &state.dirblocks[0].entries[0]; assert_eq!(root.trees.len(), 2); assert_eq!(root.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Directory); assert_eq!(root.trees[1].minikind, Kind::Absent); assert!(root.trees[1].fingerprint.is_empty()); assert!(root.trees[1].packed_stat.is_empty()); } /// A tree-row builder that lets tests set a non-default fingerprint /// on a single row — needed to exercise the relocation branch of /// `make_absent`, which uses the fingerprint as the target path. fn tree_with_fingerprint(minikind: Kind, fingerprint: &[u8]) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), } } /// Build a minimal dirblocks layout containing the two empty /// sentinel blocks plus a single dirblock named `dir` with the /// supplied entries. The `make_absent` tests only need this /// shape; richer structure goes through `create_complex_dirstate`. fn absent_fixture(entries: Vec) -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec(), b"merged-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), entries, }, ]; state } /// The entry has no trees beyond tree 0, so marking it absent is /// the last reference — the row is removed from its block and /// dropped from the id_index. #[test] fn make_absent_removes_last_reference_and_updates_id_index() { let mut state = absent_fixture(vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )]); // Prime the id_index cache. let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid-a".to_vec()); state.get_or_build_id_index(); assert_eq!(state.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid).len(), 1); let last_reference = state .make_absent(&EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }) .expect("make_absent"); assert!(last_reference); assert!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.is_empty()); assert!(state.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid).is_empty()); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); } /// A merge-parent row keeps the entry alive at its current key, /// so `make_absent` does not remove it — instead it sets tree 0 /// to NULL_PARENT_DETAILS and leaves the block populated. #[test] fn make_absent_sets_tree0_absent_when_other_trees_keep_entry() { let mut state = absent_fixture(vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File), tree(Kind::Directory)], )]); let last_reference = state .make_absent(&EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }) .expect("make_absent"); assert!(!last_reference); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.len(), 1); let entry = &state.dirblocks[2].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Absent); assert!(entry.trees[0].fingerprint.is_empty()); assert!(entry.trees[0].packed_stat.is_empty()); assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].minikind, Kind::Directory); } /// A relocated parent row promotes the relocation target to a /// remaining-key, whose tree 0 slot must get set to absent too. /// The original entry is removed (last_reference=true). #[test] fn make_absent_follows_relocation_and_updates_target() { // Two entries: // - dir/a: tree 0 present, tree 1 relocation → dir/b // - dir/b: tree 0 present, tree 1 present (so make_absent // against dir/a wipes dir/a and sets dir/b's tree 0 to a). let mut state = absent_fixture(vec![ entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![ tree(Kind::File), tree_with_fingerprint(Kind::Relocated, b"dir/b"), ], ), entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"b", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File), tree(Kind::File)], ), ]); // Prime the id_index; make_absent should remove dir/a from it. let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid-a".to_vec()); state.get_or_build_id_index(); assert_eq!(state.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid).len(), 2); let last_reference = state .make_absent(&EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }) .expect("make_absent"); assert!(last_reference); // dir/a is gone. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].entries[0].key.basename, b"b".to_vec()); // dir/b's tree 0 flipped to absent; tree 1 stayed intact. let survivor = &state.dirblocks[2].entries[0]; assert_eq!(survivor.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Absent); assert_eq!(survivor.trees[1].minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(state.id_index.as_ref().unwrap().get(&fid).len(), 1); } /// An absent-parent row contributes nothing to remaining-keys — /// still a last_reference, still removes the entry, but makes no /// tree-0 updates elsewhere. #[test] fn make_absent_absent_parent_row_is_ignored() { let mut state = absent_fixture(vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File), tree(Kind::Absent)], )]); let last_reference = state .make_absent(&EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }) .expect("make_absent"); assert!(last_reference); assert!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.is_empty()); } #[test] fn packed_stat_index_only_contains_file_entries() { // Mix of file, directory, symlink, absent, relocated: only // `f` entries should make it into the index, keyed by their // packed_stat and valued by their fingerprint (sha1). let mut state = fresh_state(); let f1 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha-f1".to_vec(), size: 10, executable: false, packed_stat: b"stat-f1".to_vec(), }; let f2 = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha-f2".to_vec(), size: 20, executable: true, packed_stat: b"stat-f2".to_vec(), }; let dir = tree(Kind::Directory); let symlink = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Symlink, fingerprint: b"target".to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"stat-l".to_vec(), }; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![dir.clone()])], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ entry_with_trees(b"", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![f1.clone()]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"b", b"fid-b", vec![f2.clone()]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"c", b"fid-c", vec![symlink]), entry_with_trees(b"", b"d", b"fid-d", vec![tree(Kind::Absent)]), ], }, ]; let idx = state.build_packed_stat_index(); assert_eq!(idx.len(), 2); assert_eq!(idx.get(&b"stat-f1".to_vec()).unwrap(), &b"sha-f1".to_vec()); assert_eq!(idx.get(&b"stat-f2".to_vec()).unwrap(), &b"sha-f2".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_or_build_packed_stat_index_caches_result() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha-a".to_vec(), size: 1, executable: false, packed_stat: b"stat-a".to_vec(), }], )], }, ]; assert!(state.packed_stat_index.is_none()); let idx = state.get_or_build_packed_stat_index(); assert_eq!(idx.len(), 1); // Second call returns the cached map — structural equality // since we can't easily compare references without breaking // the borrow. assert!(state.packed_stat_index.is_some()); let idx_again = state.get_or_build_packed_stat_index(); assert_eq!(idx_again.len(), 1); } #[test] fn packed_stat_index_invalidated_by_set_data() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.packed_stat_index = Some(HashMap::new()); state.set_data(Vec::new(), Vec::new()); assert!(state.packed_stat_index.is_none()); } #[test] fn packed_stat_index_invalidated_by_wipe_state() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.packed_stat_index = Some(HashMap::new()); state.wipe_state(); assert!(state.packed_stat_index.is_none()); } /// Missing entry raises EntryNotFound — Python's corresponding /// AssertionError. #[test] fn make_absent_missing_entry_returns_error() { let mut state = absent_fixture(vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )]); let err = state .make_absent(&EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"ghost".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-ghost".to_vec(), }) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { .. })); } /// A minimal root-only dirblock layout, used to test `add` paths /// that insert new entries directly at the root. fn add_fixture() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: Vec::new(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state } #[test] fn add_inserts_new_file_at_root() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"a", b"", b"a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 7, &stat, b"sha1", ) .expect("add"); // Root-contents block (index 1) now has one entry. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 1); let entry = &state.dirblocks[1].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.key.basename, b"a"); assert_eq!(entry.key.file_id, b"fid-a"); assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].size, 7); assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].fingerprint, b"sha1"); } #[test] fn add_directory_creates_child_block() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"sub", b"", b"sub", b"fid-sub", crate::osutils::Kind::Directory, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); // A new block for the directory 'sub' should now exist. let block_names: Vec<&[u8]> = state .dirblocks .iter() .map(|b| b.dirname.as_slice()) .collect(); assert!(block_names.contains(&b"sub".as_slice())); } #[test] fn add_duplicate_file_id_errors() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"a", b"", b"a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 1, &stat, b"", ) .expect("first add"); let err = state .add( b"b", b"", b"b", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 1, &stat, b"", ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, AddError::DuplicateFileId { .. })); } #[test] fn add_second_path_same_basename_errors() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"a", b"", b"a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 1, &stat, b"", ) .expect("first add"); let err = state .add( b"a", b"", b"a", b"fid-other", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 1, &stat, b"", ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, AddError::AlreadyAdded { .. })); } #[test] fn add_parent_missing_errors_not_versioned() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); // There is no block for 'missing', and its parent ('') has no // entry named 'missing' at tree 0. let err = state .add( b"missing/child", b"missing", b"child", b"fid-c", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, AddError::NotVersioned { .. })); } #[test] fn set_path_id_rejects_non_root_path() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let err = state.set_path_id(b"foo", b"new-id").unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, SetPathIdError::NonRootPath)); } #[test] fn set_path_id_unchanged_id_is_noop() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let before = state.dirblocks.clone(); state.set_path_id(b"", b"TREE_ROOT").expect("same-id noop"); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks, before); } #[test] fn set_path_id_rewrites_root_and_preserves_packed_stat() { let mut state = add_fixture(); // The root row's packed_stat is `b"x".repeat(32)` per // add_fixture; no parent trees keep the entry alive, so the // new row should carry the same packed_stat. let original_packed_stat = state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].trees[0].packed_stat.clone(); state.set_path_id(b"", b"new-id").expect("set_path_id"); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); let new_root = &state.dirblocks[0].entries[0]; assert_eq!(new_root.key.file_id, b"new-id"); assert_eq!(new_root.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Directory); assert_eq!(new_root.trees[0].packed_stat, original_packed_stat); } #[test] fn set_state_from_inventory_rename_same_id_bug_395556() { // Regression for the bug395556 scenario: start with root + 'b' // (file-id b-id); then rename b -> a in the inventory. After // the second set_state_from_inventory the dirstate should hold // root + 'a' (file-id b-id) with no stale 'b' row. let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"b", b"", b"b", b"b-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); let inv_after_rename: Vec<(Vec, Vec, Kind, Vec, bool)> = vec![ ( Vec::new(), b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), Kind::Directory, Vec::new(), false, ), ( b"a".to_vec(), b"b-id".to_vec(), Kind::File, Vec::new(), false, ), ]; state .set_state_from_inventory(inv_after_rename) .expect("set_state_from_inventory"); // Expect: root row, then 'a' with file_id b-id in the root // contents block. No live 'b' row. let mut live_entries = Vec::new(); for block in &state.dirblocks { for entry in &block.entries { let t0 = match entry.trees.first().map(|t| t.minikind) { Some(k) if !k.is_absent_or_relocated() => k, _ => continue, }; live_entries.push(( entry.key.dirname.clone(), entry.key.basename.clone(), entry.key.file_id.clone(), t0, )); } } assert_eq!( live_entries, vec![ ( Vec::new(), Vec::new(), b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), Kind::Directory ), (Vec::new(), b"a".to_vec(), b"b-id".to_vec(), Kind::File), ] ); } #[test] fn walkdirs_utf8_visits_depth_first() { // Build a fake filesystem: /root + children (a [file], b [dir with b/c file], f [file]) let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); let stat_dir = StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 1, }; let stat_file = StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size: 3, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 2, }; t.set_fs(b"", stat_dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a", stat_file, None); t.set_fs(b"b", stat_dir, None); t.set_fs(b"b/c", stat_file, None); t.set_fs(b"f", stat_file, None); let mut walker = WalkDirsUtf8::new(b"", b""); let mut visited: Vec> = Vec::new(); while walker .next_dir(&t, |_rel, abspath, _entries| { visited.push(abspath.to_vec()); }) .unwrap() {} assert_eq!( visited, vec![b"".to_vec(), b"b".to_vec()], "expected only directories visited in depth-first order" ); } #[test] fn walkdirs_utf8_skips_pruned_subdirectories() { // Same tree but callback removes `b` from the dirblock, so // the walk never recurses into it. let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); let stat_dir = StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 1, }; let stat_file = StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size: 3, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 2, }; t.set_fs(b"", stat_dir, None); t.set_fs(b"b", stat_dir, None); t.set_fs(b"b/c", stat_file, None); let mut walker = WalkDirsUtf8::new(b"", b""); let mut visited: Vec> = Vec::new(); while walker .next_dir(&t, |_rel, abspath, entries| { visited.push(abspath.to_vec()); entries.retain(|e| e.basename != b"b"); }) .unwrap() {} assert_eq!(visited, vec![b"".to_vec()], "pruned dir should not recurse"); } #[test] fn walkdirs_utf8_depth_first_across_siblings() { // Root contains two sibling dirs `a` and `a-b`. The walker // should visit `a`, recurse into `a/b`, then visit `a-b` — // i.e. depth-first in byte-sorted order. Regression for a // pending-stack reversal that flipped sibling order after // the first level. let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); let dir = StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 1, }; let file = StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 2, }; t.set_fs(b"", dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a", dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a/b", dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a/b/foo", file, None); t.set_fs(b"a-b", dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a-b/bar", file, None); let mut walker = WalkDirsUtf8::new(b"", b""); let mut visited: Vec> = Vec::new(); while walker .next_dir(&t, |rel, _abs, _entries| { visited.push(rel.to_vec()); }) .unwrap() {} assert_eq!( visited, vec![ b"".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec(), b"a/b".to_vec(), b"a-b".to_vec(), ] ); } #[test] fn iter_changes_next_emits_unversioned_files() { // In-memory filesystem with a single unversioned file at root; // empty dirstate; want_unversioned=true. The iterator should // yield exactly one change (for the unversioned file). let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); let stat_dir = StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 1, }; let stat_file = StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size: 5, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 2, }; t.set_fs(b"", stat_dir, None); t.set_fs(b"a", stat_file, None); let mut state = add_fixture(); let mut pstate = ProcessEntryState { source_index: None, target_index: 0, include_unchanged: false, want_unversioned: true, partial: false, supports_tree_reference: false, root_abspath: Vec::new(), searched_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet::new(), search_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), search_specific_file_parents: std::collections::HashSet::new(), searched_exact_paths: std::collections::HashSet::new(), seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet::new(), new_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), old_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), last_source_parent: None, last_target_parent: None, }; let mut iter = IterChangesIter::new(); let mut changes = Vec::new(); loop { match state.iter_changes_next(&mut iter, &mut pstate, &t).unwrap() { Some(c) => changes.push(c), None => break, } } // Expect: at least one change for `a` as unversioned. let unversioned_for_a = changes .iter() .any(|c| c.new_path.as_deref() == Some(b"a" as &[u8]) && c.file_id.is_empty()); assert!( unversioned_for_a, "expected unversioned-file change for 'a'; got: {:?}", changes ); } #[test] fn update_entry_refreshes_sha_after_content_change() { use std::io::Write; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let fpath = dir.path().join("a-file"); { let mut f = std::fs::File::create(&fpath).unwrap(); f.write_all(b"first content\n").unwrap(); } let mut state = add_fixture(); // Give the dirstate a committed parent so update_entry's // "stat-cacheable and tree-1 is live" branch runs and the sha // actually gets written. Without a parent the row is still // in "initial add" mode and we skip the sha computation. state.parents = vec![b"parent-rev".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"a-file", b"", b"a-file", b"file-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); // The newly-added entry still has tree-1 = absent; make it // live so update_entry writes the sha. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"a-file", 0); state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index].trees[1] = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"parent-sha".to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }; // Set cutoff_time so the on-disk stat is considered cacheable. state.cutoff_time = Some(i64::MAX); let meta = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&fpath).unwrap(); let stat_info = StatInfo { mode: { #[cfg(unix)] { meta.mode() } #[cfg(not(unix))] { 0o100644 } }, size: meta.len(), mtime: metadata_mtime_secs(&meta), ctime: metadata_ctime_secs(&meta), dev: { #[cfg(unix)] { meta.dev() } #[cfg(not(unix))] { 0 } }, ino: { #[cfg(unix)] { meta.ino() } #[cfg(not(unix))] { 0 } }, }; let key = EntryKey { dirname: Vec::new(), basename: b"a-file".to_vec(), file_id: b"file-id".to_vec(), }; let abspath_bytes = fpath.as_os_str().as_encoded_bytes().to_vec(); let transport = MemoryTransport::new(); let result = state .update_entry(&key, &abspath_bytes, &stat_info, &transport) .expect("update_entry"); let sha = result.expect("file should yield a sha"); // Sha of "first content\n". assert_eq!( std::str::from_utf8(&sha).unwrap(), "c0a245ade45b97366321074bb27a39a6ae1dc4fc" ); // Tree-0 row should now carry that same sha. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"a-file", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); let entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].fingerprint, sha); } #[test] fn bisect_roundtrips_via_get_lines() { // Populate a dirstate, serialise it via get_lines, then bisect // the serialised byte stream for a known path. Exercises the // full read pipeline (header, entry row parsing, bisect). let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"alpha", b"", b"alpha", b"a-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 11, &stat, b"sha-a", ) .expect("add alpha"); state .add( b"bravo", b"", b"bravo", b"b-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 22, &stat, b"sha-b", ) .expect("add bravo"); let lines = state.get_lines(); let buf: Vec = lines.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // Extract end_of_header just like the Python header reader: // it is the byte offset of the NUL right after the fifth // newline. read_header handles that for us. let mut reader = DirState::new( "/tmp/fake", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); reader.read_header(&buf).expect("read_header"); reader.dirblock_state = MemoryState::NotInMemory; // Build a read_range closure over the buffer. let buf_clone = buf.clone(); let read_range = move |offset: u64, len: usize| -> Result, BisectError> { let start = offset as usize; let end = std::cmp::min(start + len, buf_clone.len()); if start > buf_clone.len() { return Ok(Vec::new()); } Ok(buf_clone[start..end].to_vec()) }; let file_size = buf.len() as u64; let found = reader .bisect(vec![b"bravo".to_vec()], file_size, read_range) .expect("bisect"); let bravo = found.get(b"bravo".as_slice()).expect("bravo present"); assert_eq!(bravo.len(), 1); assert_eq!(bravo[0].key.basename, b"bravo"); assert_eq!(bravo[0].key.file_id, b"b-id"); assert_eq!(bravo[0].trees[0].size, 22); assert_eq!(bravo[0].trees[0].fingerprint, b"sha-b"); } #[test] fn set_parent_trees_simple_case() { // Start from a tree with root + 'a-file' in tree-0. let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"a-file", b"", b"a-file", b"file-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); // One non-ghost parent tree that contains the same entries but with // different details (simulating a committed revision). let details_root = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"rev1".to_vec(), }; let details_file = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha1-parent".to_vec(), size: 42, executable: false, packed_stat: b"rev1".to_vec(), }; let parent_entries = vec![ (Vec::new(), b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), details_root.clone()), ( b"a-file".to_vec(), b"file-id".to_vec(), details_file.clone(), ), ]; state .set_parent_trees(vec![b"rev1".to_vec()], vec![], vec![parent_entries]) .expect("set_parent_trees"); // Root row should have tree-0 (directory) and tree-1 = details_root. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); let root = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(root.trees.len(), 2); assert_eq!(root.trees[1], details_root); // a-file row should have tree-0 (file) and tree-1 = details_file. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"a-file", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); let file_entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(file_entry.trees.len(), 2); assert_eq!(file_entry.trees[1], details_file); assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"rev1".to_vec()]); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); } #[test] fn set_parent_trees_ghost_parent_has_no_entries() { // Ghost parents occupy a tree slot but contribute no entries. let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"x", b"", b"x", b"x-id", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); state .set_parent_trees( vec![b"ghost-rev".to_vec()], vec![b"ghost-rev".to_vec()], vec![], // no non-ghost parent trees ) .expect("set_parent_trees"); // Only one tree slot (tree-0) per entry since there are no // non-ghost parents. for block in &state.dirblocks { for entry in &block.entries { assert_eq!(entry.trees.len(), 1); } } assert_eq!(state.parents, vec![b"ghost-rev".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(state.ghosts, vec![b"ghost-rev".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn set_parent_trees_cross_path_relocation() { // Parent tree has file-id at a different path than tree-0. // Expect a relocation pointer in the new row. let mut state = add_fixture(); let stat = b"x".repeat(32); state .add( b"new-path", b"", b"new-path", b"fid", crate::osutils::Kind::File, 0, &stat, b"", ) .expect("add"); let root_details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"rev".to_vec(), }; let file_details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"old-sha".to_vec(), size: 7, executable: false, packed_stat: b"rev".to_vec(), }; let parent_entries = vec![ (Vec::new(), b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), root_details), (b"old-path".to_vec(), b"fid".to_vec(), file_details.clone()), ]; state .set_parent_trees(vec![b"rev".to_vec()], vec![], vec![parent_entries]) .expect("set_parent_trees"); // New path still has tree-0 (file) and tree-1 now holds a // relocation pointer to old-path. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"new-path", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); let new_entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(new_entry.trees[1].minikind, Kind::Relocated); assert_eq!(new_entry.trees[1].fingerprint, b"old-path"); // old-path exists as a row with tree-0 = relocation to new-path // and tree-1 = the actual parent-tree details. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"old-path", 1); assert!(bei.path_present); let old_entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(old_entry.trees[0].minikind, Kind::Relocated); assert_eq!(old_entry.trees[0].fingerprint, b"new-path"); assert_eq!(old_entry.trees[1], file_details); } #[test] fn set_path_id_zeroes_packed_stat_when_parents_retain_entry() { let mut state = add_fixture(); // Add a parent tree that still references the root row. state.parents = vec![b"parent-rev".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].trees.push(TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }); state.set_path_id(b"", b"new-id").expect("set_path_id"); let new_root = state .dirblocks .iter() .flat_map(|b| b.entries.iter()) .find(|e| e.key.file_id == b"new-id") .expect("new root entry"); // With parents holding the old row alive, Python's in-place // mutation produced an empty packed_stat on the replacement. assert_eq!(new_root.trees[0].packed_stat, b""); } /// Build a TreeData that looks like Python's /// `(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat)` /// tuple — more convenient than the raw `tree()` helper when a /// test needs to set specific size/fingerprint fields. fn basis_details(minikind: Kind, fingerprint: &[u8], size: u64, executable: bool) -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind, fingerprint: fingerprint.to_vec(), size, executable, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), } } fn null_parent_details() -> TreeData { TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), } } /// Build a minimal two-tree dirstate populated with a single /// file at `b""/README` in tree 0 and NULL_PARENT_DETAILS in /// tree 1. Suitable for exercising the "insert new add" path of /// `update_basis_apply_adds`. fn basis_adds_fixture_one_file() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; let tree0 = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-r", 10, false); let tree1 = null_parent_details(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"README", b"fid-readme", vec![tree0, tree1], )], }, ]; state } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_adds_inserts_new_entry() { // Add a brand new file at b"" / b"a.txt". The block for the // root contents already exists; the entry does not. ASCII // ordering places b"README" before b"a.txt" (0x52 < 0x61), so // the new entry lands after README. let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); let mut adds = vec![BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: b"a.txt".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-a", 7, false), real_add: true, }]; state.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds).expect("apply"); let block = &state.dirblocks[1]; assert_eq!(block.entries.len(), 2); assert_eq!(block.entries[0].key.basename, b"README".to_vec()); assert_eq!(block.entries[1].key.basename, b"a.txt".to_vec()); assert_eq!(block.entries[1].trees[0].minikind, Kind::Absent); assert_eq!(block.entries[1].trees[1].minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(block.entries[1].trees[1].fingerprint, b"sha-a".to_vec()); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_adds_updates_absent_tree1_slot_in_place() { // README already exists with tree1=absent; adding the same // entry fills in tree 1 instead of inserting a new row. let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); let mut adds = vec![BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-updated", 42, true), real_add: true, }]; state.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds).expect("apply"); let block = &state.dirblocks[1]; assert_eq!(block.entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( block.entries[0].trees[1].fingerprint, b"sha-updated".to_vec() ); assert_eq!(block.entries[0].trees[1].size, 42); assert!(block.entries[0].trees[1].executable); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_adds_conflicting_existing_basis_is_invalid() { // README already has tree1 populated with a live file entry; // trying to add a new entry at the same path flags it as // InconsistentDelta rather than silently overwriting. let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].trees[1] = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-existing", 11, false); let mut adds = vec![BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-new", 22, false), real_add: true, }]; let err = state.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds).unwrap_err(); match err { BasisApplyError::Invalid { path, reason, .. } => { assert_eq!(path, b"README".to_vec()); assert!( reason.contains("basis target already existed"), "{}", reason ); } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_adds_real_add_with_old_path_is_invalid() { let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); let mut adds = vec![BasisAdd { old_path: Some(b"some/old".to_vec()), new_path: b"new.txt".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-new".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha", 0, false), real_add: true, }]; let err = state.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, BasisApplyError::Invalid { .. })); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_changes_updates_existing_tree1_slot() { // README exists in both trees 0 and 1. The change records a // new tree-1 value; tree 0 is left alone. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; let tree0 = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-r", 10, false); let tree1 = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-old", 10, false); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"README", b"fid-readme", vec![tree0.clone(), tree1], )], }, ]; let new_details = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-updated", 99, true); let changes = vec![( b"README".to_vec(), b"README".to_vec(), b"fid-readme".to_vec(), new_details.clone(), )]; state .update_basis_apply_changes(&changes) .expect("apply_changes"); let entry = &state.dirblocks[1].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].fingerprint, b"sha-r".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].fingerprint, b"sha-updated".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].size, 99); assert!(entry.trees[1].executable); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_changes_absent_entry_is_invalid() { let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); // README's tree-1 is absent in the fixture; a change targeting it // is inconsistent. let changes = vec![( b"README".to_vec(), b"README".to_vec(), b"fid-readme".to_vec(), basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha", 1, false), )]; let err = state.update_basis_apply_changes(&changes).unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, BasisApplyError::Invalid { .. })); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_deletes_removes_row_when_active_also_absent() { // README has tree 0 absent and tree 1 live; a real_delete // should drop the row entirely. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; let t0 = null_parent_details(); let t1 = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha", 1, false); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"README", b"fid-readme", vec![t0, t1], )], }, ]; let deletes = vec![( b"README".to_vec(), None::>, b"fid-readme".to_vec(), true, )]; state .update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes) .expect("apply_deletes"); assert!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.is_empty()); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_deletes_keeps_row_when_active_still_present() { // README has tree 0 live and tree 1 live; a non-real-delete // (split rename) should nullify tree 1 but keep the row. let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].trees[1] = basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-old", 10, false); let deletes = vec![( b"README".to_vec(), Some(b"README.new".to_vec()), b"fid-readme".to_vec(), false, )]; state .update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes) .expect("apply_deletes"); let entry = &state.dirblocks[1].entries[0]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].minikind, Kind::Absent); assert!(entry.trees[1].fingerprint.is_empty()); } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_deletes_bad_delta_is_invalid() { let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); // real_delete=true but new_path=Some — inconsistent. let deletes = vec![( b"README".to_vec(), Some(b"README.new".to_vec()), b"fid-readme".to_vec(), true, )]; let err = state.update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes).unwrap_err(); match err { BasisApplyError::Invalid { reason, .. } => { assert!(reason.contains("bad delete delta"), "{}", reason); } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_deletes_missing_entry_is_invalid() { let mut state = basis_adds_fixture_one_file(); let deletes = vec![( b"ghost".to_vec(), None::>, b"fid-ghost".to_vec(), true, )]; let err = state.update_basis_apply_deletes(&deletes).unwrap_err(); match err { BasisApplyError::Invalid { reason, .. } => { assert!(reason.contains("basis tree does not contain"), "{}", reason); } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn update_basis_apply_adds_sorts_input_so_parents_come_first() { // Feed the adds out of order and confirm the function still // processes them correctly. We add `dir/` (a directory) and // then `dir/child`; the sort must place `dir/` first so the // directory block exists by the time the child is processed. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"parent-id".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; let mut adds = vec![ BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: b"dir/child".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-child".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-c", 1, false), real_add: true, }, BasisAdd { old_path: None, new_path: b"dir".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-dir".to_vec(), new_details: basis_details(Kind::Directory, b"", 0, false), real_add: true, }, ]; state.update_basis_apply_adds(&mut adds).expect("apply"); // After the adds: a dirblock for b"dir" exists, the contents-of-root // block holds dir, and a dedicated dir block holds dir/child. let dirblock_names: Vec<&[u8]> = state .dirblocks .iter() .map(|b| b.dirname.as_slice()) .collect(); assert!(dirblock_names.iter().any(|&n| n == b"dir")); let dir_block = state .dirblocks .iter() .find(|b| b.dirname == b"dir") .unwrap(); assert_eq!(dir_block.entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(dir_block.entries[0].key.basename, b"child".to_vec()); } /// Build a fresh single-tree dirstate with a live root entry and /// an empty contents-of-root block. Suitable for exercising /// `update_by_delta` adds/removes. fn one_tree_root_state() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state } #[test] fn update_by_delta_add_file_at_root() { // Minimal add: one row inserts README under the root. let mut state = one_tree_root_state(); let entries = vec![FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(b"README".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-r".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), minikind: Kind::File, executable: false, fingerprint: Vec::new(), }]; state.update_by_delta(entries).expect("update_by_delta"); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"README", 0); assert!(bei.path_present); let entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(entry.key.file_id, b"fid-r".to_vec()); } #[test] fn update_by_delta_delete_then_reinsert_different_id_is_rejected() { // Adding a file id already present (not part of the // simultaneous delete) must fail via check_delta_ids_absent. let mut state = one_tree_root_state(); state.dirblocks[1].entries.push(entry_with_trees( b"", b"README", b"fid-existing", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )); let entries = vec![FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(b"OTHER".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-existing".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), minikind: Kind::File, executable: false, fingerprint: Vec::new(), }]; let err = state.update_by_delta(entries).unwrap_err(); match err { BasisApplyError::Invalid { file_id, .. } => { assert_eq!(file_id, b"fid-existing".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn update_by_delta_repeated_file_id_is_rejected() { // Two delta rows touching the same file_id must fail — this // matches Python's "repeated file_id" _raise_invalid branch. let mut state = one_tree_root_state(); let entries = vec![ FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(b"a".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-dup".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), minikind: Kind::File, executable: false, fingerprint: Vec::new(), }, FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(b"b".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-dup".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), minikind: Kind::File, executable: false, fingerprint: Vec::new(), }, ]; let err = state.update_by_delta(entries).unwrap_err(); match err { BasisApplyError::Invalid { reason, .. } => { assert_eq!(reason, "repeated file_id"); } other => panic!("expected Invalid, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn update_by_delta_rename_expands_children() { // Rename a/ -> z/ when a/ has a child a/f. After the delta: // a/ and a/f should be gone from tree 0, and z/ + z/f should // be present. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"a", b"a-dir", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"a", b"f", b"f-file", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )], }, ]; let entries = vec![FlatDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(b"a".to_vec()), new_path: Some(b"z".to_vec()), file_id: b"a-dir".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), minikind: Kind::Directory, executable: false, fingerprint: Vec::new(), }]; state.update_by_delta(entries).expect("rename"); // Old paths are now absent/relocated (make_absent), new paths // are present. let old_a = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"a", 0); assert!(!old_a.path_present, "a should be gone from tree 0"); let old_af = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"a", b"f", 0); assert!(!old_af.path_present, "a/f should be gone from tree 0"); let new_z = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"z", 0); assert!(new_z.path_present, "z should be present in tree 0"); let new_zf = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"z", b"f", 0); assert!(new_zf.path_present, "z/f should be present in tree 0"); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[new_zf.block_index].entries[new_zf.entry_index] .key .file_id, b"f-file".to_vec() ); } /// Build a two-tree dirstate suitable for `update_basis_by_delta` /// tests: tree 0 and tree 1 both contain the root and a single /// README file with different fingerprints. fn two_tree_basis_state() -> DirState { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"old-revid".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"README", b"fid-readme", vec![ basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-cur", 10, false), basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-old", 10, false), ], )], }, ]; state } #[test] fn update_basis_by_delta_in_place_change() { // In-place change of README: keep tree 0 untouched, update // tree 1 fingerprint. let mut state = two_tree_basis_state(); let entries = vec![FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(b"README".to_vec()), new_path: Some(b"README".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), details: Some(( Kind::File, b"sha-new".to_vec(), 20, false, b"new-revid".to_vec(), )), }]; state .update_basis_by_delta(entries, b"new-revid".to_vec()) .expect("update_basis_by_delta"); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"README", 1); assert!(bei.path_present); let entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].fingerprint, b"sha-new".to_vec()); assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].size, 20); // Tree 0 is untouched. assert_eq!(entry.trees[0].fingerprint, b"sha-cur".to_vec()); } #[test] fn update_basis_by_delta_add_new_file() { // Add NEWFILE to tree 1 only. let mut state = two_tree_basis_state(); let entries = vec![FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some(b"NEWFILE".to_vec()), file_id: b"fid-new".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), details: Some(( Kind::File, b"sha-new".to_vec(), 5, false, b"new-revid".to_vec(), )), }]; state .update_basis_by_delta(entries, b"new-revid".to_vec()) .expect("update_basis_by_delta"); let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"NEWFILE", 1); assert!(bei.path_present); let entry = &state.dirblocks[bei.block_index].entries[bei.entry_index]; assert_eq!(entry.trees[1].minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(entry.key.file_id, b"fid-new".to_vec()); } #[test] fn update_basis_by_delta_rename_directory_with_child() { // Rename a/ -> z/ when a/ has a child a/f in tree 1. After // the delta the rename child-expansion must emit add+delete // pairs for a/f so that tree 1 ends up with z/ + z/f live // and a/ + a/f gone. This exercises the mid-loop // apply_deletes drain + iter_child_entries(1, ...) walk. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"old-revid".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"a", b"a-dir", vec![tree(Kind::Directory), tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"a", b"f", b"f-file", vec![ basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-cur-f", 3, false), basis_details(Kind::File, b"sha-old-f", 3, false), ], )], }, ]; let entries = vec![FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(b"a".to_vec()), new_path: Some(b"z".to_vec()), file_id: b"a-dir".to_vec(), parent_id: Some(b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), details: Some((Kind::Directory, Vec::new(), 0, false, b"new-revid".to_vec())), }]; state .update_basis_by_delta(entries, b"new-revid".to_vec()) .expect("update_basis_by_delta"); // Tree 1: a and a/f should no longer be live. let old_a = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"a", 1); assert!(!old_a.path_present, "a should be gone from tree 1"); let old_af = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"a", b"f", 1); assert!(!old_af.path_present, "a/f should be gone from tree 1"); // Tree 1: z and z/f should now be live. let new_z = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"z", 1); assert!(new_z.path_present, "z should be present in tree 1"); let new_zf = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"z", b"f", 1); assert!(new_zf.path_present, "z/f should be present in tree 1"); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[new_zf.block_index].entries[new_zf.entry_index] .key .file_id, b"f-file".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn update_basis_by_delta_delete_file() { // Delete README from tree 1 (old_path set, new_path None). let mut state = two_tree_basis_state(); let entries = vec![FlatBasisDeltaEntry { old_path: Some(b"README".to_vec()), new_path: None, file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), parent_id: None, details: None, }]; state .update_basis_by_delta(entries, b"new-revid".to_vec()) .expect("update_basis_by_delta"); // After delete: tree 1 for README is absent. let bei = get_block_entry_index(&state.dirblocks, b"", b"README", 1); assert!(!bei.path_present); } #[test] fn get_or_build_id_index_caches_result() { let mut state = create_complex_dirstate(); assert!(state.id_index.is_none()); state.get_or_build_id_index(); assert!(state.id_index.is_some()); // Second call does not rebuild — we can't observe that // directly, but we can verify the cache survives by mutating // `dirblocks` and re-calling: the cached index should still // point to the pre-mutation data. (Invalidation is the // caller's responsibility, as Python documents.) state.dirblocks.clear(); let idx_after = state.get_or_build_id_index(); assert!( idx_after .get(&FileId::from(&b"a-root-value".to_vec())) .iter() .any(|(_, _, f)| f.as_bytes() == b"a-root-value"), "cache should survive dirblock mutation" ); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetEntry.test_complex_structure_missing`. #[test] fn get_entry_by_path_complex_structure_missing() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); for path in [&b"_"[..], b"_\xc3\xa5", b"a/b", b"c/d"] { assert!( state.get_entry_by_path(0, path).is_none(), "expected None for {:?}", path ); } } #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_simple_structure() { let state = create_dirstate_with_root_and_subdir(); // subdir is present at (1, 0) in the contents-of-root block. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"subdir", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 1); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 0); assert!(bei.dir_present); assert!(bei.path_present); // bdir would sort before subdir — insertion point is still 0, // dir_present = true, path_present = false. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"bdir", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 1); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 0); assert!(bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); // zdir would sort after subdir — insertion point is 1. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"zdir", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 1); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 1); assert!(bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); // Non-existent parent directories — dir_present = false and the // block index is where they would be inserted (past the end). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"a", b"foo", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 2); assert_eq!(bei.entry_index, 0); assert!(!bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"subdir", b"foo", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 2); assert!(!bei.dir_present); assert!(!bei.path_present); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetBlockRowIndex.test_complex_structure_exists`. #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_complex_structure_exists() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); // Root: (0, 0, true, true). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (0, 0, true, true) ); // Root contents in block 1, each at their own index. for (i, basename) in [&b"a"[..], b"b", b"c", b"d"].iter().enumerate() { let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", basename, 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (1, i, true, true), "root/{:?}", basename ); } // a/e and a/f live in block 2. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"a", b"e", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (2, 0, true, true) ); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"a", b"f", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (2, 1, true, true) ); // b/g and b/h\xc3\xa5 live in block 3. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"b", b"g", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (3, 0, true, true) ); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"b", b"h\xc3\xa5", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (3, 1, true, true) ); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetBlockRowIndex.test_complex_structure_missing`. Checks /// that insertion points match Python's expectations for paths /// that don't yet exist in the complex dirstate. #[test] fn get_block_entry_index_complex_structure_missing() { let state = create_complex_dirstate(); // Root row still present. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (0, 0, true, true) ); // "_" sorts before "a" in the contents-of-root block. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"_", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (1, 0, true, false) ); // "aa" sorts between "a" (index 0) and "b" (index 1). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"aa", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (1, 1, true, false) ); // "h\xc3\xa5" sorts after "d" — insertion point is 4 (end of block). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"", b"h\xc3\xa5", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (1, 4, true, false) ); // Directories that don't exist: _, aa, bb. let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"_", b"a", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (2, 0, false, false) ); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"aa", b"a", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (3, 0, false, false) ); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"bb", b"a", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (4, 0, false, false) ); // "a/e" as a dirname sorts component-wise between "a" (2) and "b" (3). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"a/e", b"a", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (3, 0, false, false) ); // "e" comes after "b" — insertion point is 4 (past end). let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"e", b"a", 0); assert_eq!( ( bei.block_index, bei.entry_index, bei.dir_present, bei.path_present ), (4, 0, false, false) ); } #[test] fn dirstate_method_wrappers_delegate_to_free_functions() { let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.dirblocks = make_dirblocks(vec![( b"dir", vec![entry_with_trees( b"dir", b"a", b"fid-a", vec![tree(Kind::File)], )], )]); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"dir".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(state.find_block_index_from_key(&key), (2, true)); let block = &state.dirblocks[2].entries.clone(); assert_eq!(state.find_entry_index(&key, block), (0, true)); let bei = state.get_block_entry_index(b"dir", b"a", 0); assert_eq!(bei.block_index, 2); assert!(bei.path_present); } #[test] fn entry_to_line_single_tree_matches_expected_layout() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let entry = Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha1value".to_vec(), size: 42, executable: true, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }; let line = entry_to_line(&entry); let mut expected = Vec::new(); expected.extend_from_slice(b"\x00README\x00fid-readme\x00f\x00sha1value\x0042\x00y\x00"); expected.extend_from_slice(&nullstat); assert_eq!(line, expected); } #[test] fn entry_to_line_multi_tree() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let entry = Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), basename: b"f".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"cur".to_vec(), size: 7, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: b"".to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }, ], }; let line = entry_to_line(&entry); let mut expected = Vec::new(); expected.extend_from_slice(b"sub\x00f\x00fid\x00f\x00cur\x007\x00n\x00"); expected.extend_from_slice(&nullstat); expected.extend_from_slice(b"\x00a\x00\x000\x00n\x00"); expected.extend_from_slice(&nullstat); assert_eq!(line, expected); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetLines.test_entry_to_line_with_parent`. Root entry with /// current tree details plus one parent whose "tree data" is the /// absent-pointer form `(b"a", , 0, False, b"")`. #[test] fn entry_to_line_with_parent_matches_python_bytes() { let entry = Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"a-root-value".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: b"dirname/basename".to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }, ], }; let expected: &[u8] = b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00\ d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00\ a\x00dirname/basename\x000\x00n\x00"; assert_eq!(entry_to_line(&entry), expected); } /// Rust counterpart of Python /// `TestGetLines.test_entry_to_line_with_two_parents_at_different_paths`. /// Root entry with current tree details, one parent at the same /// path, and a second parent whose data is the absent-pointer form /// pointing at `dirname/basename`. #[test] fn entry_to_line_with_two_parents_at_different_paths_matches_python_bytes() { let entry = Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"a-root-value".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: PACKED_STAT.to_vec(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"rev_id".to_vec(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::Absent, fingerprint: b"dirname/basename".to_vec(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: Vec::new(), }, ], }; let expected: &[u8] = b"\x00\x00a-root-value\x00\ d\x00\x000\x00n\x00AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\x00\ d\x00\x000\x00n\x00rev_id\x00\ a\x00dirname/basename\x000\x00n\x00"; assert_eq!(entry_to_line(&entry), expected); } #[test] fn entry_to_line_round_trip_through_parse_dirblocks() { // Build a DirState, serialise it via get_lines, then feed the // body back through parse_dirblocks + split_root_dirblock_into_contents // and check the dirblocks survive the round-trip. let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let original = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha1".to_vec(), size: 10, executable: true, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }], }, ]; let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.dirblocks = original.clone(); let chunks = state.get_lines(); let data: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); // Re-parse: two entries → get_output_lines writes num_entries=2. let header = read_header(&data).expect("parse header"); assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 2); let body = &data[header.end_of_header..]; let mut parsed = parse_dirblocks(body, 1, header.num_entries).expect("parse body"); split_root_dirblock_into_contents(&mut parsed).expect("split"); assert_eq!(parsed.len(), 2); // Block 0: just the root entry. assert_eq!(parsed[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(parsed[0].entries[0].key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); // Block 1: the contents-of-root entry. assert_eq!(parsed[1].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(parsed[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"README".to_vec()); assert_eq!(parsed[1].entries[0].trees[0].size, 10); assert!(parsed[1].entries[0].trees[0].executable); } #[test] fn dirblocks_to_entry_lines_empty() { assert!(dirblocks_to_entry_lines(&[]).is_empty()); } #[test] fn dirblocks_to_entry_lines_skips_empty_blocks() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let blocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, Dirblock { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), basename: b"f".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha1".to_vec(), size: 1, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }], }, ]; let lines = dirblocks_to_entry_lines(&blocks); assert_eq!(lines.len(), 1); assert_eq!(lines[0], entry_to_line(&blocks[1].entries[0])); } #[test] fn dirblocks_to_entry_lines_preserves_order_across_blocks() { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let make_entry = |basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8]| Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha".to_vec(), size: 1, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }; let blocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: b"a".to_vec(), entries: vec![ make_entry(b"first", b"id-a1"), make_entry(b"second", b"id-a2"), ], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"b".to_vec(), entries: vec![make_entry(b"only", b"id-b1")], }, ]; let lines = dirblocks_to_entry_lines(&blocks); assert_eq!(lines.len(), 3); assert_eq!(lines[0], entry_to_line(&blocks[0].entries[0])); assert_eq!(lines[1], entry_to_line(&blocks[0].entries[1])); assert_eq!(lines[2], entry_to_line(&blocks[1].entries[0])); } #[test] fn dirstate_get_lines_matches_python_saved_bytes() { // The same single-entry layout we pinned earlier for // parse_dirblocks, but now produced by the Rust writer and // compared byte-for-byte. let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat, }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; let chunks = state.get_lines(); let actual: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let expected: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n\ crc32: 2823629280\n\ num_entries: 1\n\ 0\x00\n\ \x000\x00\n\ \x00\x00\x00TREE_ROOT\x00d\x00\x000\x00n\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00\n\x00"; assert_eq!(actual, expected); } #[test] fn dirstate_get_lines_multi_tree_with_parent_matches_python() { // Cross-check against bytes produced by a real // `DirState.initialize(...); _set_data([b"rev-a"], [...]); save()` // cycle with one parent tree and a README file entry. let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.parents = vec![b"rev-a".to_vec()]; state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }, ], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-readme".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![ TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha-cur".to_vec(), size: 10, executable: true, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }, TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: b"sha-par".to_vec(), size: 8, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat, }, ], }], }, ]; let chunks = state.get_lines(); let actual: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let expected: &[u8] = b"#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n\ crc32: 2831533605\n\ num_entries: 2\n\ 1\x00rev-a\x00\n\ \x000\x00\n\ \x00\x00\x00TREE_ROOT\x00d\x00\x000\x00n\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00d\x00\x000\x00n\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00\n\ \x00\x00README\x00fid-readme\x00f\x00sha-cur\x0010\x00y\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00f\x00sha-par\x008\x00n\x00xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx\x00\n\x00"; assert_eq!(actual, expected); } fn fresh_state() -> DirState { DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ) } fn entry_key(dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8]) -> EntryKey { EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), } } #[test] fn mark_modified_no_hash_changes_marks_full_dirblock_state() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; state.mark_modified(&[], false); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); assert!(state.known_hash_changes.is_empty()); } #[test] fn mark_modified_hash_only_promotes_unmodified_to_hash_modified() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; let key = entry_key(b"", b"README", b"fid-readme"); state.mark_modified(std::slice::from_ref(&key), false); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified); assert!(state.known_hash_changes.contains(&key)); } #[test] fn mark_modified_hash_only_promotes_not_in_memory_to_hash_modified() { let mut state = fresh_state(); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); state.mark_modified(&[entry_key(b"", b"a", b"fid-a")], false); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified); } #[test] fn mark_modified_hash_only_leaves_in_memory_modified_alone() { // If the dirstate is already fully modified, a hash-only change // must not downgrade it back to InMemoryHashModified — Python's // comment explicitly flags the precedence rule. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; state.mark_modified(&[entry_key(b"", b"a", b"fid-a")], false); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); } #[test] fn mark_modified_header_flag_promotes_header_state() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; state.mark_modified(&[], true); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); } #[test] fn num_present_parents_subtracts_ghosts() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"rev-a".to_vec(), b"rev-b".to_vec(), b"rev-c".to_vec()]; state.ghosts = vec![b"rev-b".to_vec()]; assert_eq!(state.num_present_parents(), 2); } #[test] fn num_present_parents_no_parents() { let state = fresh_state(); assert_eq!(state.num_present_parents(), 0); } #[test] fn num_present_parents_saturates_when_ghosts_exceed_parents() { // Defensive: if somehow ghosts > parents we return 0 rather than // underflow. Python would raise a ValueError from `-` on ints, // but saturating is safer and less surprising. let mut state = fresh_state(); state.parents = vec![b"rev-a".to_vec()]; state.ghosts = vec![b"g1".to_vec(), b"g2".to_vec()]; assert_eq!(state.num_present_parents(), 0); } #[test] fn entries_to_current_state_builds_expected_dirblock_layout() { let mut state = fresh_state(); let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mk_entry = |dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8]| Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: dirname.to_vec(), basename: basename.to_vec(), file_id: file_id.to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat.clone(), }], }; let new_entries = vec![ mk_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), mk_entry(b"", b"README", b"fid-readme"), mk_entry(b"", b"sub", b"fid-sub"), mk_entry(b"sub", b"inner", b"fid-inner"), ]; state .entries_to_current_state(new_entries) .expect("entries_to_current_state"); // Two sentinels + one real block for "sub". assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 3); // Block 0 holds just the root entry. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[0].entries[0].key.file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec() ); // Block 1 holds README and sub (the root's contents, post-split). assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 2); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"README".to_vec() ); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries[1].key.basename, b"sub".to_vec()); // Block 2 is the real "sub" block holding inner. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].dirname, b"sub".to_vec()); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[2].entries[0].key.basename, b"inner".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn entries_to_current_state_rejects_missing_root_row() { let mut state = fresh_state(); let entry = Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"README".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![tree(Kind::File)], }; match state.entries_to_current_state(vec![entry]) { Err(EntriesToStateError::MissingRootRow { key }) => { assert_eq!(key.basename, b"README".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected MissingRootRow, got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn entries_to_current_state_rejects_empty_list() { let mut state = fresh_state(); assert_eq!( state.entries_to_current_state(Vec::new()), Err(EntriesToStateError::Empty) ); } #[test] fn ensure_block_root_shortcut_returns_one() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = make_dirblocks(vec![]); // Root row coordinates: block 0, row 0, dirname=b"". assert_eq!(state.ensure_block(0, 0, b""), Ok(1)); // No new block was created — we still have just the two // sentinel blocks. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 2); } #[test] fn ensure_block_creates_missing_block() { let mut state = fresh_state(); // Root entry lives in the first sentinel block's row 0. state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"sub", b"fid-sub", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, ]; // Parent entry at block 1, row 0 has basename "sub"; "sub" // ends with "sub", so the assertion passes. let idx = state.ensure_block(1, 0, b"sub").expect("ensure"); // A new block for dirname=b"sub" should have been inserted. assert_eq!(idx, 2); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 3); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[2].dirname, b"sub".to_vec()); assert!(state.dirblocks[2].entries.is_empty()); } #[test] fn ensure_block_idempotent_for_existing_block() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"sub", b"fid-sub", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), entries: vec![], }, ]; let idx = state.ensure_block(1, 0, b"sub").expect("ensure"); assert_eq!(idx, 2); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 3); } #[test] fn ensure_block_rejects_bad_dirname() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![entry_with_trees( b"", b"sub", b"fid-sub", vec![tree(Kind::Directory)], )], }, ]; // dirname "other" does not end with parent basename "sub". let err = state.ensure_block(1, 0, b"other").expect_err("bad dirname"); assert_eq!(err, EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(b"other".to_vec())); // No block was inserted. assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 2); } #[test] fn mark_unmodified_resets_everything() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified; state .known_hash_changes .insert(entry_key(b"", b"x", b"fid")); state.mark_unmodified(); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified); assert!(state.known_hash_changes.is_empty()); } #[test] fn dirstate_split_root_dirblock_method_wires_through() { // Verify the `DirState::split_root_dirblock_into_contents` method // calls the free function on its own `dirblocks` field. let mut state = DirState::new( "dirstate", Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider::new()), 0, true, false, ); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![ make_entry(b"", b"", b"TREE_ROOT"), make_entry(b"", b"README", b"fid-readme"), ], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state.split_root_dirblock_into_contents().expect("split"); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[1].entries.len(), 1); assert_eq!( state.dirblocks[1].entries[0].key.basename, b"README".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn parse_dirblocks_rejects_bad_size() { // Build a body with an invalid size field. Hand-craft to bypass the // `entry_line` helper which only takes u64 sizes. let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mut entry = Vec::new(); entry.extend_from_slice(b""); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(b""); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(b"TREE_ROOT"); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(b"d"); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(b""); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(b"not-a-number"); entry.push(0); entry.push(b'n'); entry.push(0); entry.extend_from_slice(nullstat.as_slice()); let body = make_body_bytes(&[], &[], &[entry]); match parse_dirblocks(&body, 1, 1) { Err(DirblocksError::BadSize(bytes)) => { assert_eq!(bytes, b"not-a-number".to_vec()); } other => panic!("expected BadSize, got {:?}", other), } } /// In-memory [`Transport`] for tests and non-persistent use. Holds /// the file contents in a `Vec`; lock state is tracked /// explicitly so the tests can verify the state transitions. /// Additionally maintains a simple `path -> (StatInfo, Option)` /// map so tests that exercise `lstat`/`read_link` can pre-seed /// working-tree file metadata. struct MemoryTransport { contents: Option>, lock: Option, fs: std::collections::HashMap, (StatInfo, Option>)>, } impl MemoryTransport { fn new() -> Self { Self { contents: None, lock: None, fs: std::collections::HashMap::new(), } } fn with_contents(bytes: &[u8]) -> Self { Self { contents: Some(bytes.to_vec()), lock: None, fs: std::collections::HashMap::new(), } } #[allow(dead_code)] fn set_fs(&mut self, path: &[u8], info: StatInfo, symlink_target: Option>) { self.fs.insert(path.to_vec(), (info, symlink_target)); } } impl Transport for MemoryTransport { fn exists(&self) -> Result { Ok(self.contents.is_some()) } fn lock_read(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { if self.lock.is_some() { return Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } self.lock = Some(LockState::Read); Ok(()) } fn lock_write(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { if self.lock.is_some() { return Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } self.lock = Some(LockState::Write); // A write lock creates the file if it does not yet exist, // matching the semantics of `lock.WriteLock` in Python. if self.contents.is_none() { self.contents = Some(Vec::new()); } Ok(()) } fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { if self.lock.is_none() { return Err(TransportError::NotLocked); } self.lock = None; Ok(()) } fn lock_state(&self) -> Option { self.lock } fn read_all(&mut self) -> Result, TransportError> { if self.lock.is_none() { return Err(TransportError::NotLocked); } self.contents .clone() .ok_or_else(|| TransportError::NotFound("memory".to_string())) } fn write_all(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match self.lock { Some(LockState::Write) => {} Some(LockState::Read) => { return Err(TransportError::Other( "write_all requires a write lock".to_string(), )); } None => return Err(TransportError::NotLocked), } self.contents = Some(bytes.to_vec()); Ok(()) } fn fdatasync(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { // No-op for in-memory transport; the call is still valid // so `DirState.save` can call it unconditionally. Ok(()) } fn lstat(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { self.fs .get(abspath) .map(|(info, _)| *info) .ok_or_else(|| TransportError::NotFound(String::from_utf8_lossy(abspath).into_owned())) } fn read_link(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { self.fs .get(abspath) .and_then(|(_, link)| link.clone()) .ok_or_else(|| TransportError::NotFound(String::from_utf8_lossy(abspath).into_owned())) } fn is_tree_reference_dir(&self, _abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { // In-memory fixture has no concept of nested trees. Ok(false) } fn list_dir(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { // Iterate self.fs and collect direct children. A path is // a direct child of `abspath` when it starts with the // prefix and the remainder contains no slash. Treats // `abspath == b""` as the root. let prefix: Vec = if abspath.is_empty() { Vec::new() } else { let mut p = abspath.to_vec(); p.push(b'/'); p }; let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut found_dir = abspath.is_empty(); for (path, (info, link)) in &self.fs { if path.as_slice() == abspath { found_dir = true; continue; } if !path.starts_with(&prefix) { continue; } let tail = &path[prefix.len()..]; if tail.iter().any(|&b| b == b'/') { continue; } let kind = if info.is_dir() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) } else if info.is_file() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File) } else if info.is_symlink() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink) } else { None }; let _ = link; // link metadata is available via read_link out.push(DirEntryInfo { basename: tail.to_vec(), kind, stat: *info, abspath: path.clone(), }); } if !found_dir { return Err(TransportError::NotFound( String::from_utf8_lossy(abspath).into_owned(), )); } Ok(out) } } #[test] fn transport_exists_reports_contents_presence() { let empty = MemoryTransport::new(); assert!(!empty.exists().unwrap()); let populated = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b"hi"); assert!(populated.exists().unwrap()); } #[test] fn transport_read_all_requires_lock() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b"hi"); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap_err(), TransportError::NotLocked); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), b"hi".to_vec()); } #[test] fn transport_write_all_requires_write_lock() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b"hi"); // No lock at all. assert_eq!(t.write_all(b"new").unwrap_err(), TransportError::NotLocked); // Read lock is not enough. t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert!(matches!( t.write_all(b"new").unwrap_err(), TransportError::Other(_) )); t.unlock().unwrap(); // Write lock works. t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.write_all(b"new").unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), b"new".to_vec()); } #[test] fn transport_write_all_truncates_trailing_bytes() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b"previous long contents"); t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.write_all(b"short").unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), b"short".to_vec()); } #[test] fn transport_lock_write_creates_missing_file() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); assert!(!t.exists().unwrap()); t.lock_write().unwrap(); // After lock_write the file exists (empty), matching Python's // `lock.WriteLock` behaviour. assert!(t.exists().unwrap()); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), Vec::::new()); } #[test] fn transport_double_lock_is_error() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b""); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_read().unwrap_err(), TransportError::AlreadyLocked); assert_eq!(t.lock_write().unwrap_err(), TransportError::AlreadyLocked); } #[test] fn transport_unlock_without_lock_is_error() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b""); assert_eq!(t.unlock().unwrap_err(), TransportError::NotLocked); } #[test] fn transport_lock_state_tracks_current_lock() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b""); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), None); t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), Some(LockState::Read)); t.unlock().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), None); t.lock_write().unwrap(); assert_eq!(t.lock_state(), Some(LockState::Write)); } #[test] fn transport_fdatasync_is_noop_on_memory_transport() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::with_contents(b""); // fdatasync without a lock is also fine — it just flushes // whatever is already committed. t.fdatasync().unwrap(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.fdatasync().unwrap(); } #[test] fn transport_round_trip_through_get_lines_and_read_header() { // End-to-end sanity: write a serialised DirState to the // transport via write_all, read it back via read_all, then // parse the header out of the returned bytes. let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat, }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; let chunks = state.get_lines(); let bytes: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); t.write_all(&bytes).unwrap(); t.unlock().unwrap(); t.lock_read().unwrap(); let read_back = t.read_all().unwrap(); assert_eq!(read_back, bytes); let header = read_header(&read_back).expect("header parses"); assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 1); } /// Build a minimal in-memory DirState whose dirblocks are the two /// empty-dirname sentinel blocks plus a single TREE_ROOT entry — /// the smallest shape `get_lines` accepts without panicking. fn minimal_populated_state() -> DirState { let nullstat = b"x".repeat(32); let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblocks = vec![ Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: vec![Entry { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"".to_vec(), file_id: b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec(), }, trees: vec![TreeData { minikind: Kind::Directory, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: nullstat, }], }], }, Dirblock { dirname: Vec::new(), entries: Vec::new(), }, ]; state } #[test] fn worth_saving_full_dirblock_modification_always_saves() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; assert!(state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn worth_saving_header_modification_always_saves() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; assert!(state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn worth_saving_unmodified_state_is_not_worth_saving() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; assert!(!state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn worth_saving_hash_only_under_limit_is_not_worth_saving() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.worth_saving_limit = 5; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified; state .known_hash_changes .insert(entry_key(b"", b"a", b"fid-a")); assert!(!state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn worth_saving_hash_only_at_or_above_limit_saves() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.worth_saving_limit = 2; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified; state .known_hash_changes .insert(entry_key(b"", b"a", b"fid-a")); state .known_hash_changes .insert(entry_key(b"", b"b", b"fid-b")); assert!(state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn worth_saving_hash_only_with_negative_limit_never_saves() { let mut state = fresh_state(); state.worth_saving_limit = -1; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryHashModified; for i in 0..10 { state .known_hash_changes .insert(entry_key(b"", &[b'a' + i], b"fid")); } assert!(!state.worth_saving()); } #[test] fn save_to_writes_get_lines_and_marks_unmodified() { let mut state = minimal_populated_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; let expected: Vec = state.get_lines().into_iter().flatten().collect(); let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); let wrote = state.save_to(&mut t).expect("save_to"); assert!(wrote); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), expected); // After a successful save the state flips back to unmodified. assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified); } #[test] fn save_to_honours_changes_aborted() { let mut state = minimal_populated_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; state.changes_aborted = true; let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); let wrote = state.save_to(&mut t).expect("save_to"); assert!(!wrote); // Nothing was written. assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), Vec::::new()); // State flags are left alone. assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); } #[test] fn save_to_skips_when_not_worth_saving() { let mut state = minimal_populated_state(); // Fresh + unmodified → worth_saving is false. state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.lock_write().unwrap(); let wrote = state.save_to(&mut t).expect("save_to"); assert!(!wrote); assert_eq!(t.read_all().unwrap(), Vec::::new()); } #[test] fn set_data_replaces_parents_and_dirblocks_and_marks_modified() { let mut state = fresh_state(); // Start in a clean, unmodified state and make sure set_data // flips both dirblock and header to InMemoryModified. state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryUnmodified; // Pre-populate id_index so we can verify it is invalidated. state.id_index = Some(IdIndex::new()); let new_parents = vec![b"rev-x".to_vec()]; let new_dirblocks = vec![Dirblock { dirname: b"sub".to_vec(), entries: Vec::new(), }]; state.set_data(new_parents.clone(), new_dirblocks.clone()); assert_eq!(state.parents, new_parents); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks.len(), 1); assert_eq!(state.dirblocks[0].dirname, b"sub".to_vec()); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::InMemoryModified); assert!(state.id_index.is_none()); } #[test] fn wipe_state_resets_all_fields() { let mut state = minimal_populated_state(); state.parents = vec![b"rev-a".to_vec(), b"rev-b".to_vec()]; state.ghosts = vec![b"rev-b".to_vec()]; state.header_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; state.changes_aborted = true; state.end_of_header = Some(42); state.cutoff_time = Some(123); let _ = state.get_or_build_id_index(); assert!(state.id_index.is_some()); state.wipe_state(); assert_eq!(state.header_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); assert_eq!(state.dirblock_state, MemoryState::NotInMemory); assert!(!state.changes_aborted); assert!(state.parents.is_empty()); assert!(state.ghosts.is_empty()); assert!(state.dirblocks.is_empty()); assert!(state.id_index.is_none()); assert!(state.end_of_header.is_none()); assert!(state.cutoff_time.is_none()); } #[test] fn save_to_requires_write_lock() { let mut state = minimal_populated_state(); state.dirblock_state = MemoryState::InMemoryModified; // No lock at all. let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); assert!(matches!( state.save_to(&mut t).unwrap_err(), TransportError::Other(_) )); // Read lock is still not enough. t.lock_read().unwrap(); assert!(matches!( state.save_to(&mut t).unwrap_err(), TransportError::Other(_) )); } fn decode_packed_stat(packed: &str) -> Vec { use base64::Engine; base64::engine::general_purpose::STANDARD_NO_PAD .decode(packed) .expect("decode pack_stat output") } #[test] fn pack_stat_zero_inputs_encode_to_24_zero_bytes() { let packed = pack_stat(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); // base64 of 24 zero bytes with NO_PAD is 32 'A's. assert_eq!(packed, "A".repeat(32)); assert_eq!(decode_packed_stat(&packed), vec![0u8; 24]); } #[test] fn pack_stat_layout_is_big_endian_six_fields() { // Field order is size, mtime, ctime, dev, ino, mode — each // serialised big-endian as four bytes. let packed = pack_stat( 0x01020304, 0x05060708, 0x090a0b0c, 0x0d0e0f10, 0x11121314, 0x15161718, ); let bytes = decode_packed_stat(&packed); assert_eq!(bytes.len(), 24); assert_eq!(&bytes[0..4], &[0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04]); assert_eq!(&bytes[4..8], &[0x05, 0x06, 0x07, 0x08]); assert_eq!(&bytes[8..12], &[0x09, 0x0a, 0x0b, 0x0c]); assert_eq!(&bytes[12..16], &[0x0d, 0x0e, 0x0f, 0x10]); assert_eq!(&bytes[16..20], &[0x11, 0x12, 0x13, 0x14]); assert_eq!(&bytes[20..24], &[0x15, 0x16, 0x17, 0x18]); } #[test] fn pack_stat_truncates_to_low_32_bits() { // Inputs larger than 32 bits collapse to their low word. let packed_lo = pack_stat(0x0000_0000_DEAD_BEEF, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); let packed_hi = pack_stat(0xFFFF_FFFF_DEAD_BEEF, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); assert_eq!(packed_lo, packed_hi); let bytes = decode_packed_stat(&packed_lo); assert_eq!(&bytes[0..4], &[0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF]); } #[test] fn pack_stat_all_max_encodes_to_24_ff_bytes() { let packed = pack_stat(u64::MAX, u64::MAX, u64::MAX, u64::MAX, u64::MAX, u32::MAX); assert_eq!(decode_packed_stat(&packed), vec![0xFFu8; 24]); } #[test] fn pack_stat_canonical_packed_stat_round_trips() { // PACKED_STAT (used throughout these tests) is the canonical bzr // fixture; decoding it back through the same big-endian // size/mtime/ctime/dev/ino/mode layout and re-encoding must // reproduce the byte-identical string. let bytes = decode_packed_stat(std::str::from_utf8(PACKED_STAT).unwrap()); let read_be32 = |off: usize| { ((bytes[off] as u64) << 24) | ((bytes[off + 1] as u64) << 16) | ((bytes[off + 2] as u64) << 8) | (bytes[off + 3] as u64) }; let size = read_be32(0); let mtime = read_be32(4); let ctime = read_be32(8); let dev = read_be32(12); let ino = read_be32(16); let mode = read_be32(20) as u32; let repacked = pack_stat(size, mtime, ctime, dev, ino, mode); assert_eq!(repacked.as_bytes(), PACKED_STAT); } #[test] fn pack_stat_metadata_round_trips_via_real_filesystem() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let path = dir.path().join("probe"); std::fs::write(&path, b"hello").expect("write probe"); let metadata = std::fs::metadata(&path).expect("metadata"); let packed = pack_stat_metadata(&metadata); let bytes = decode_packed_stat(&packed); assert_eq!(bytes.len(), 24); // Size field: low 32 bits of metadata.len() — for "hello" that's 5. assert_eq!(&bytes[0..4], &[0, 0, 0, 5]); } #[test] fn stat_to_kind_recognises_directory() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let metadata = std::fs::metadata(dir.path()).expect("metadata"); assert_eq!(stat_to_kind(&metadata), Some(Kind::Directory)); } #[test] fn stat_to_kind_recognises_regular_file() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let path = dir.path().join("probe"); std::fs::write(&path, b"x").expect("write probe"); let metadata = std::fs::metadata(&path).expect("metadata"); assert_eq!(stat_to_kind(&metadata), Some(Kind::File)); } #[test] #[cfg(unix)] fn stat_to_kind_recognises_symlink() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let target = dir.path().join("real"); std::fs::write(&target, b"x").expect("write target"); let link = dir.path().join("link"); std::os::unix::fs::symlink(&target, &link).expect("symlink"); // symlink_metadata, not metadata, so we don't follow the link. let metadata = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&link).expect("metadata"); assert_eq!(stat_to_kind(&metadata), Some(Kind::Symlink)); } #[test] fn id_index_get_is_empty_by_default() { let idx = IdIndex::new(); assert!(idx.get(&FileId::from(&b"missing".to_vec())).is_empty()); } #[test] fn id_index_add_and_get_round_trip() { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid".to_vec()); idx.add((b"dir", b"name", &fid)); let got = idx.get(&fid); assert_eq!(got.len(), 1); assert_eq!(got[0].0, b"dir".to_vec()); assert_eq!(got[0].1, b"name".to_vec()); assert_eq!(got[0].2, fid); } #[test] fn id_index_add_records_duplicate_paths_for_one_id() { // The same file_id can legitimately appear at two paths (one in // the working tree, another in a parent tree it relocated from); // both rows are kept. let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid".to_vec()); idx.add((b"old", b"name", &fid)); idx.add((b"new", b"name", &fid)); let got = idx.get(&fid); assert_eq!(got.len(), 2); } #[test] fn id_index_remove_drops_only_matching_row() { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid".to_vec()); idx.add((b"a", b"x", &fid)); idx.add((b"b", b"x", &fid)); idx.remove((b"a", b"x", &fid)); let got = idx.get(&fid); assert_eq!(got.len(), 1); assert_eq!(got[0].0, b"b".to_vec()); } #[test] fn id_index_iter_all_yields_every_row_across_ids() { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid_a = FileId::from(&b"a".to_vec()); let fid_b = FileId::from(&b"b".to_vec()); idx.add((b"d1", b"f1", &fid_a)); idx.add((b"d2", b"f2", &fid_a)); idx.add((b"d3", b"f3", &fid_b)); let count = idx.iter_all().count(); assert_eq!(count, 3); } #[test] fn id_index_file_ids_yields_each_id_once() { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid_a = FileId::from(&b"a".to_vec()); let fid_b = FileId::from(&b"b".to_vec()); idx.add((b"d1", b"f", &fid_a)); idx.add((b"d2", b"f", &fid_a)); idx.add((b"d3", b"f", &fid_b)); let mut ids: Vec<_> = idx.file_ids().cloned().collect(); ids.sort(); assert_eq!(ids, vec![fid_a, fid_b]); } #[test] fn id_index_clear_drops_everything() { let mut idx = IdIndex::new(); let fid = FileId::from(&b"fid".to_vec()); idx.add((b"d", b"f", &fid)); idx.clear(); assert!(idx.get(&fid).is_empty()); assert_eq!(idx.iter_all().count(), 0); assert_eq!(idx.file_ids().count(), 0); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_root() { let entry = InventoryEntry::Root { file_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-1".as_ref())), }; let (kind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert_eq!(kind, Kind::Directory); assert!(fingerprint.is_empty()); assert_eq!(size, 0); assert!(!executable); assert_eq!(tree_data, b"rev-1".to_vec()); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_directory_without_revision() { let entry = InventoryEntry::Directory { file_id: FileId::from(&b"d".to_vec()), revision: None, parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), name: "sub".into(), }; let (kind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert_eq!(kind, Kind::Directory); assert!(fingerprint.is_empty()); assert_eq!(size, 0); assert!(!executable); assert!(tree_data.is_empty()); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_file_with_sha_and_size() { let entry = InventoryEntry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"f".to_vec()), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-2".as_ref())), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), name: "README".into(), text_sha1: Some(b"deadbeef".to_vec()), text_size: Some(42), text_id: None, executable: true, }; let (kind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert_eq!(kind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(fingerprint, b"deadbeef".to_vec()); assert_eq!(size, 42); assert!(executable); assert_eq!(tree_data, b"rev-2".to_vec()); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_file_with_missing_sha_defaults_to_empty() { let entry = InventoryEntry::File { file_id: FileId::from(&b"f".to_vec()), revision: None, parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), name: "README".into(), text_sha1: None, text_size: None, text_id: None, executable: false, }; let (_, fingerprint, size, executable, _) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert!(fingerprint.is_empty()); assert_eq!(size, 0); assert!(!executable); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_link_uses_target_as_fingerprint() { let entry = InventoryEntry::Link { file_id: FileId::from(&b"l".to_vec()), name: "ln".into(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), symlink_target: Some("../target".into()), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(b"rev-3".as_ref())), }; let (kind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert_eq!(kind, Kind::Symlink); assert_eq!(fingerprint, b"../target".to_vec()); assert_eq!(size, 0); assert!(!executable); assert_eq!(tree_data, b"rev-3".to_vec()); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_link_without_target_defaults_to_empty() { let entry = InventoryEntry::Link { file_id: FileId::from(&b"l".to_vec()), name: "ln".into(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), symlink_target: None, revision: None, }; let (_, fingerprint, _, _, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert!(fingerprint.is_empty()); assert!(tree_data.is_empty()); } #[test] fn inv_entry_to_details_tree_reference_uses_reference_revision_as_fingerprint() { let entry = InventoryEntry::TreeReference { file_id: FileId::from(&b"tr".to_vec()), revision: Some(RevisionId::from(b"outer".as_ref())), reference_revision: Some(RevisionId::from(b"inner".as_ref())), name: "subtree".into(), parent_id: FileId::from(&b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()), }; let (kind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_data) = inv_entry_to_details(&entry); assert_eq!(kind, Kind::TreeReference); assert_eq!(fingerprint, b"inner".to_vec()); assert_eq!(size, 0); assert!(!executable); assert_eq!(tree_data, b"outer".to_vec()); } #[test] fn fields_per_entry_zero_parents_yields_nine() { // 3 key fields + 5*1 tree_data fields + 1 trailing newline slot. assert_eq!(fields_per_entry(0), 9); } #[test] fn fields_per_entry_grows_by_five_per_parent() { assert_eq!(fields_per_entry(1), 14); assert_eq!(fields_per_entry(2), 19); assert_eq!(fields_per_entry(7), 44); } #[test] fn get_parents_line_empty() { assert_eq!(get_parents_line(&[]), b"0".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_parents_line_single() { let parents: &[&[u8]] = &[b"rev-1"]; assert_eq!(get_parents_line(parents), b"1\0rev-1".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_parents_line_multiple() { let parents: &[&[u8]] = &[b"rev-1", b"rev-2", b"rev-3"]; assert_eq!( get_parents_line(parents), b"3\0rev-1\0rev-2\0rev-3".to_vec() ); } #[test] fn get_ghosts_line_empty() { assert_eq!(get_ghosts_line(&[]), b"0".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_ghosts_line_one() { let ghosts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"ghost-rev"]; assert_eq!(get_ghosts_line(ghosts), b"1\0ghost-rev".to_vec()); } #[test] fn get_output_lines_round_trips_via_read_header() { let parents_bytes = get_parents_line(&[b"parent-rev".as_slice()]); let ghosts_bytes = get_ghosts_line(&[b"ghost-rev".as_slice()]); let chunks = get_output_lines(vec![&parents_bytes, &ghosts_bytes]); let blob: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let header = read_header(&blob).expect("round-trip header"); assert_eq!(header.parents, vec![b"parent-rev".to_vec()]); assert_eq!(header.ghosts, vec![b"ghost-rev".to_vec()]); // num_entries = lines.len() - 3, and we passed 2 lines so // get_output_lines reports zero entries. assert_eq!(header.num_entries, 0); } #[test] fn get_output_lines_emits_format3_banner_first() { let parents = get_parents_line(&[]); let ghosts = get_ghosts_line(&[]); let chunks = get_output_lines(vec![&parents, &ghosts]); assert_eq!(chunks[0], HEADER_FORMAT_3.to_vec()); assert!(chunks[1].starts_with(b"crc32: ")); assert!(chunks[2].starts_with(b"num_entries: ")); } #[test] fn kind_minikind_round_trip() { for k in [ Kind::Absent, Kind::File, Kind::Directory, Kind::Relocated, Kind::Symlink, Kind::TreeReference, ] { let byte = k.to_minikind(); assert_eq!(Kind::from_minikind(byte).unwrap(), k); } } #[test] fn kind_minikind_byte_values_match_python() { assert_eq!(Kind::Absent.to_minikind(), b'a'); assert_eq!(Kind::File.to_minikind(), b'f'); assert_eq!(Kind::Directory.to_minikind(), b'd'); assert_eq!(Kind::Relocated.to_minikind(), b'r'); assert_eq!(Kind::Symlink.to_minikind(), b'l'); assert_eq!(Kind::TreeReference.to_minikind(), b't'); } #[test] fn kind_from_minikind_rejects_unknown_byte() { assert_eq!(Kind::from_minikind(b'x'), Err(b'x')); assert_eq!(Kind::from_minikind(0), Err(0)); assert_eq!(Kind::from_minikind(0xFF), Err(0xFF)); } #[test] fn kind_to_char_matches_minikind() { assert_eq!(Kind::File.to_char(), 'f'); assert_eq!(Kind::Directory.to_char(), 'd'); assert_eq!(Kind::Symlink.to_char(), 'l'); assert_eq!(Kind::TreeReference.to_char(), 't'); assert_eq!(Kind::Absent.to_char(), 'a'); assert_eq!(Kind::Relocated.to_char(), 'r'); } #[test] fn kind_as_str_and_display_match() { let cases = [ (Kind::Absent, "absent"), (Kind::File, "file"), (Kind::Directory, "directory"), (Kind::Relocated, "relocated"), (Kind::Symlink, "symlink"), (Kind::TreeReference, "tree-reference"), ]; for (kind, name) in cases { assert_eq!(kind.as_str(), name); assert_eq!(format!("{}", kind), name); } } #[test] fn kind_is_fdlt_excludes_absent_and_relocated() { assert!(Kind::File.is_fdlt()); assert!(Kind::Directory.is_fdlt()); assert!(Kind::Symlink.is_fdlt()); assert!(Kind::TreeReference.is_fdlt()); assert!(!Kind::Absent.is_fdlt()); assert!(!Kind::Relocated.is_fdlt()); } #[test] fn kind_is_fdltr_excludes_only_absent() { assert!(Kind::File.is_fdltr()); assert!(Kind::Directory.is_fdltr()); assert!(Kind::Symlink.is_fdltr()); assert!(Kind::TreeReference.is_fdltr()); assert!(Kind::Relocated.is_fdltr()); assert!(!Kind::Absent.is_fdltr()); } #[test] fn kind_is_absent_or_relocated_only_those_two() { assert!(Kind::Absent.is_absent_or_relocated()); assert!(Kind::Relocated.is_absent_or_relocated()); assert!(!Kind::File.is_absent_or_relocated()); assert!(!Kind::Directory.is_absent_or_relocated()); assert!(!Kind::Symlink.is_absent_or_relocated()); assert!(!Kind::TreeReference.is_absent_or_relocated()); } #[test] fn kind_to_osutils_kind_maps_real_kinds() { assert_eq!( Kind::File.to_osutils_kind(), Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File) ); assert_eq!( Kind::Directory.to_osutils_kind(), Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) ); assert_eq!( Kind::Symlink.to_osutils_kind(), Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink) ); assert_eq!( Kind::TreeReference.to_osutils_kind(), Some(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference) ); assert_eq!(Kind::Absent.to_osutils_kind(), None); assert_eq!(Kind::Relocated.to_osutils_kind(), None); } #[test] fn kind_from_osutils_kind_maps_all_four() { assert_eq!(Kind::from(crate::osutils::Kind::File), Kind::File); assert_eq!(Kind::from(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory), Kind::Directory); assert_eq!(Kind::from(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink), Kind::Symlink); assert_eq!( Kind::from(crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference), Kind::TreeReference ); } #[test] fn option_kind_is_live_only_for_real_kinds() { assert!(Some(Kind::File).is_live()); assert!(Some(Kind::Directory).is_live()); assert!(Some(Kind::Symlink).is_live()); assert!(Some(Kind::TreeReference).is_live()); assert!(!Some(Kind::Absent).is_live()); assert!(!Some(Kind::Relocated).is_live()); let none: Option = None; assert!(!none.is_live()); } #[test] fn option_kind_is_not_live_is_complement_of_is_live() { for k in [ Some(Kind::File), Some(Kind::Directory), Some(Kind::Symlink), Some(Kind::TreeReference), Some(Kind::Absent), Some(Kind::Relocated), None, ] { assert_eq!(k.is_live(), !k.is_not_live()); } } fn run_iter_changes( state: &mut DirState, transport: &dyn Transport, want_unversioned: bool, include_unchanged: bool, search_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet>, ) -> Vec { let mut pstate = ProcessEntryState { source_index: None, target_index: 0, include_unchanged, want_unversioned, partial: search_specific_files.iter().any(|p| !p.is_empty()), supports_tree_reference: false, root_abspath: Vec::new(), searched_specific_files: std::collections::HashSet::new(), search_specific_files, search_specific_file_parents: std::collections::HashSet::new(), searched_exact_paths: std::collections::HashSet::new(), seen_ids: std::collections::HashSet::new(), new_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), old_dirname_to_file_id: std::collections::HashMap::new(), last_source_parent: None, last_target_parent: None, }; let mut iter = IterChangesIter::new(); let mut out = Vec::new(); while let Some(change) = state .iter_changes_next(&mut iter, &mut pstate, transport) .unwrap() { out.push(change); } out } fn dir_stat() -> StatInfo { StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino: 1, } } fn file_stat(size: u64, ino: u64) -> StatInfo { StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 1, ino, } } fn versioned_file_row( state: &mut DirState, basename: &[u8], file_id: &[u8], on_disk_stat: &StatInfo, fingerprint: &[u8], ) { let packed_stat = pack_stat( on_disk_stat.size, on_disk_stat.mtime as u64, on_disk_stat.ctime as u64, on_disk_stat.dev, on_disk_stat.ino, on_disk_stat.mode, ) .into_bytes(); state .add( basename, b"", basename, file_id, crate::osutils::Kind::File, on_disk_stat.size, &packed_stat, fingerprint, ) .expect("add versioned row"); } // `run_iter_changes` runs the iterator with `source_index=None`, // which compares each entry against a synthetic empty source — so // every versioned row is reported as "added" rather than "unchanged". // These tests pin the structural emissions (root entry, unversioned // gating, scoping) and rely on `iter_changes_next_emits_unversioned_files` // for the simpler unversioned-emission case. #[test] fn iter_changes_empty_state_empty_fs_yields_only_root() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); let mut state = add_fixture(); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), ); assert_eq!( changes.len(), 1, "expected only the root; got {:?}", changes ); assert_eq!(changes[0].file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); assert!(changes[0].new_versioned); } #[test] fn iter_changes_unversioned_file_suppressed_when_want_unversioned_false() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); t.set_fs(b"unv", file_stat(3, 2), None); let mut state = add_fixture(); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), ); assert!( !changes.iter().any(|c| !c.new_versioned), "want_unversioned=false should suppress unversioned entries; got {:?}", changes ); // Only the root TREE_ROOT survives. assert_eq!(changes.len(), 1); assert_eq!(changes[0].file_id, b"TREE_ROOT".to_vec()); } #[test] fn iter_changes_unversioned_file_emitted_when_want_unversioned_true() { // Regression-pinning variant of iter_changes_next_emits_unversioned_files // that asserts the *exact* shape rather than just presence. let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); t.set_fs(b"unv", file_stat(3, 2), None); let mut state = add_fixture(); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, true, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), ); let unversioned: Vec<_> = changes.iter().filter(|c| !c.new_versioned).collect(); assert_eq!( unversioned.len(), 1, "expected one unversioned change; got {:?}", changes ); assert_eq!(unversioned[0].new_path.as_deref(), Some(b"unv" as &[u8])); assert!(unversioned[0].file_id.is_empty()); } #[test] fn iter_changes_versioned_file_present_emits_added_entry() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); let f_stat = file_stat(5, 2); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); t.set_fs(b"a", f_stat, None); let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &f_stat, b"sha1"); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), ); let entry = changes .iter() .find(|c| c.file_id == b"fid-a") .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("expected fid-a change; got {:?}", changes)); assert_eq!(entry.new_path.as_deref(), Some(b"a" as &[u8])); assert!(entry.new_versioned); // source_index=None means there is no source path. assert!(entry.old_path.is_none()); assert!(!entry.old_versioned); } #[test] fn iter_changes_versioned_file_missing_on_disk_still_emits_entry() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); // `a` is intentionally absent from the in-memory fs — it's // versioned but disappeared. let saved_stat = file_stat(5, 99); let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &saved_stat, b"sha1"); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([Vec::new()]), ); let entry = changes .iter() .find(|c| c.file_id == b"fid-a") .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("expected fid-a in changes; got {:?}", changes)); // target row is still versioned (it's in dirstate); on-disk // absence shows up as `target_kind == None` because path_info // was None. assert!(entry.new_versioned); assert!(entry.target_kind.is_none()); } #[test] fn iter_changes_specific_file_scope_skips_siblings() { let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); t.set_fs(b"a", file_stat(5, 2), None); t.set_fs(b"b", file_stat(99, 3), None); let saved = file_stat(5, 2); let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &saved, b"sha1-a"); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"b", b"fid-b", &saved, b"sha1-b"); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([b"a".to_vec()]), ); assert!( !changes.iter().any(|c| c.file_id == b"fid-b"), "scope b\"a\" should not report b\"b\"; got {:?}", changes ); assert!( changes.iter().any(|c| c.file_id == b"fid-a"), "expected fid-a to be included in scope; got {:?}", changes ); } #[test] fn iter_changes_specific_file_scope_with_unknown_path_yields_nothing() { // Scope to a path that exists neither on disk nor in the // dirstate; PickRoot should skip the empty entry list + // missing path_info combination and the iterator should // terminate without emitting changes. let mut t = MemoryTransport::new(); t.set_fs(b"", dir_stat(), None); let mut state = add_fixture(); let changes = run_iter_changes( &mut state, &t, false, false, std::collections::HashSet::from([b"missing".to_vec()]), ); assert!(changes.is_empty(), "expected no changes; got {:?}", changes); } #[test] fn statinfo_is_file_only_for_regular_files() { let regular = StatInfo { mode: 0o100644, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 0, ino: 0, }; assert!(regular.is_file()); assert!(!regular.is_dir()); assert!(!regular.is_symlink()); } #[test] fn statinfo_is_dir_only_for_directories() { let dir = StatInfo { mode: 0o040755, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 0, ino: 0, }; assert!(dir.is_dir()); assert!(!dir.is_file()); assert!(!dir.is_symlink()); } #[test] fn statinfo_is_symlink_only_for_symlinks() { let link = StatInfo { mode: 0o120777, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 0, ino: 0, }; assert!(link.is_symlink()); assert!(!link.is_file()); assert!(!link.is_dir()); } #[test] fn statinfo_is_none_of_three_for_fifo_or_socket() { // S_IFIFO = 0o010000 — neither file, dir, nor symlink. let fifo = StatInfo { mode: 0o010644, size: 0, mtime: 0, ctime: 0, dev: 0, ino: 0, }; assert!(!fifo.is_file()); assert!(!fifo.is_dir()); assert!(!fifo.is_symlink()); } #[test] fn transport_error_from_io_not_found_maps_to_not_found_variant() { let io_err = std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound, "missing"); let te: TransportError = io_err.into(); assert!( matches!(te, TransportError::NotFound(_)), "expected NotFound; got {:?}", te ); } #[test] fn transport_error_from_io_other_kinds_map_to_io_variant() { let io_err = std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied, "denied"); let te: TransportError = io_err.into(); match te { TransportError::Io { kind, .. } => assert_eq!(kind, std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied), other => panic!("expected Io; got {:?}", other), } } #[test] fn transport_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ TransportError::NotFound("p".into()), TransportError::LockContention("p".into()), TransportError::NotLocked, TransportError::AlreadyLocked, TransportError::Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind::Other, message: "boom".into(), }, TransportError::Other("x".into()), ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } } #[test] fn default_sha1_provider_default_and_new_match() { let _a = DefaultSHA1Provider::new(); let _b = DefaultSHA1Provider; let _c: DefaultSHA1Provider = Default::default(); } #[test] fn default_sha1_provider_sha1_matches_known_value() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let path = dir.path().join("hello"); std::fs::write(&path, b"hello").expect("write"); let provider = DefaultSHA1Provider::new(); let sha = provider.sha1(&path).expect("sha1"); // sha1("hello") == aaf4c61ddcc5e8a2dabede0f3b482cd9aea9434d assert_eq!(sha, "aaf4c61ddcc5e8a2dabede0f3b482cd9aea9434d"); } #[test] fn default_sha1_provider_stat_and_sha1_returns_consistent_pair() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("tempdir"); let path = dir.path().join("data"); std::fs::write(&path, b"abc").expect("write"); let provider = DefaultSHA1Provider::new(); let (stat, sha) = provider.stat_and_sha1(&path).expect("stat_and_sha1"); assert_eq!(stat.size, 3); assert!(stat.is_file()); assert_eq!(sha, "a9993e364706816aba3e25717850c26c9cd0d89d"); } #[test] fn tree0_minikind_returns_file_for_present_entry() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"sha"); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(state.tree0_minikind(&key), Some(Kind::File)); } #[test] fn tree0_minikind_returns_none_for_missing_entry() { let state = add_fixture(); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"missing".to_vec(), file_id: b"missing-id".to_vec(), }; assert_eq!(state.tree0_minikind(&key), None); } #[test] fn set_tree0_replaces_tree0_when_key_present() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"sha"); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; let new_details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::Symlink, fingerprint: b"target".to_vec(), size: 6, executable: false, packed_stat: b"y".repeat(32), }; state .set_tree0(&key, new_details.clone()) .expect("set_tree0"); let block = state .dirblocks .iter() .find(|b| { b.dirname.is_empty() && !b.entries.is_empty() && b.entries[0].key.basename == b"a" }) .expect("entry block"); let row = block.entries.iter().find(|e| e.key == key).expect("row"); assert_eq!(row.trees[0], new_details); } #[test] fn set_tree0_returns_entry_not_found_when_block_present_but_no_entry() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"missing".to_vec(), file_id: b"x".to_vec(), }; let details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; let err = state.set_tree0(&key, details).unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn set_tree0_returns_block_not_found_when_dirblock_missing() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"no-such-dir".to_vec(), basename: b"x".to_vec(), file_id: b"x".to_vec(), }; let details = TreeData { minikind: Kind::File, fingerprint: Vec::new(), size: 0, executable: false, packed_stat: b"x".repeat(32), }; let err = state.set_tree0(&key, details).unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, MakeAbsentError::BlockNotFound { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn compute_sha_cutoff_time_caches_value() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let first = state.compute_sha_cutoff_time(); assert_eq!(state.cutoff_time, Some(first)); // Second call may return a slightly later value (clock advances) // but always overwrites the cache to the latest reading. let second = state.compute_sha_cutoff_time(); assert_eq!(state.cutoff_time, Some(second)); assert!(second >= first); } #[test] fn observed_sha1_skips_non_regular_files() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"sha"); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; // Directory mode should be a no-op. let result = state .observed_sha1(&key, b"newsha", 0o040755, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) .expect("observed_sha1"); assert!(result.is_none()); } #[test] fn observed_sha1_skips_when_stat_falls_inside_uncacheable_window() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"sha"); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; // Pin the cutoff to a known value and then feed mtime/ctime // that fall *after* it — observed_sha1 should refuse to cache. state.cutoff_time = Some(100); let result = state .observed_sha1(&key, b"newsha", 0o100644, 5, 200, 200, 1, 2) .expect("observed_sha1"); assert!( result.is_none(), "expected None on racy stat; got {:?}", result ); } #[test] fn observed_sha1_writes_tree0_for_cacheable_regular_file() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"oldsha"); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid-a".to_vec(), }; state.cutoff_time = Some(1000); let result = state .observed_sha1(&key, b"newsha", 0o100644, 5, 100, 100, 1, 2) .expect("observed_sha1"); let new_tree0 = result.expect("expected Some(TreeData) on cacheable observe"); assert_eq!(new_tree0.minikind, Kind::File); assert_eq!(new_tree0.fingerprint, b"newsha".to_vec()); assert_eq!(new_tree0.size, 5); // The dirblock now reflects the new sha. let block = &state .dirblocks .iter() .find(|b| { b.dirname.is_empty() && !b.entries.is_empty() && b.entries[0].key.basename == b"a" }) .unwrap(); let row = &block.entries[0]; assert_eq!(row.trees[0].fingerprint, b"newsha".to_vec()); } #[test] fn observed_sha1_returns_entry_not_found_for_unknown_key() { let mut state = add_fixture(); state.cutoff_time = Some(1000); let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"missing".to_vec(), file_id: b"x".to_vec(), }; let err = state .observed_sha1(&key, b"sha", 0o100644, 0, 100, 100, 1, 2) .unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn bootstrap_new_parent_slot_appends_one_absent_tree_per_row() { let mut state = add_fixture(); versioned_file_row(&mut state, b"a", b"fid-a", &file_stat(5, 2), b"sha"); let pre_lens: Vec = state .dirblocks .iter() .flat_map(|b| b.entries.iter().map(|e| e.trees.len())) .collect(); state.bootstrap_new_parent_slot(); let post_lens: Vec = state .dirblocks .iter() .flat_map(|b| b.entries.iter().map(|e| e.trees.len())) .collect(); assert_eq!(post_lens.len(), pre_lens.len()); for (pre, post) in pre_lens.iter().zip(post_lens.iter()) { assert_eq!(*post, pre + 1); } // Every newly-added slot is Absent. for block in &state.dirblocks { for entry in &block.entries { let last = entry.trees.last().unwrap(); assert_eq!(last.minikind, Kind::Absent); assert!(last.fingerprint.is_empty()); } } } #[test] fn add_path_inserts_entry_using_path_string() { let mut state = add_fixture(); state .add_path("a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, None, b"") .expect("add_path"); let row = state .get_entry_by_path(0, b"a") .expect("entry must exist after add_path"); assert_eq!(row.key.file_id, b"fid-a".to_vec()); assert_eq!(row.trees[0].minikind, Kind::File); } #[test] fn add_path_rejects_dot_basename() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let err = state .add_path(".", b"fid", crate::osutils::Kind::File, None, b"") .unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, AddError::InvalidEntryName { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn add_path_rejects_dotdot_basename() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let err = state .add_path("sub/..", b"fid", crate::osutils::Kind::File, None, b"") .unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, AddError::InvalidEntryName { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn apply_removals_makes_entry_absent() { let mut state = add_fixture(); state .add_path("a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, None, b"") .expect("add_path"); state .apply_removals(&[(b"fid-a".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec())]) .expect("apply_removals"); // After removal, the file_id no longer maps to a live entry. let entry = state.get_entry_by_file_id(0, b"fid-a", false); assert!( matches!(entry, super::GetEntryResult::NotFound), "expected NotFound; got {:?}", entry ); } #[test] fn apply_removals_with_wrong_file_id_returns_invalid() { let mut state = add_fixture(); state .add_path("a", b"fid-a", crate::osutils::Kind::File, None, b"") .expect("add_path"); let err = state .apply_removals(&[(b"wrong-id".to_vec(), b"a".to_vec())]) .unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, BasisApplyError::Invalid { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn apply_removals_with_unknown_path_returns_invalid() { let mut state = add_fixture(); let err = state .apply_removals(&[(b"fid".to_vec(), b"missing".to_vec())]) .unwrap_err(); assert!( matches!(err, BasisApplyError::Invalid { .. }), "got {:?}", err ); } #[test] fn validate_accepts_clean_fixture() { let state = add_fixture(); state.validate().expect("clean fixture must validate"); } #[test] fn validate_rejects_dirblock_not_starting_with_root() { let mut state = add_fixture(); state.dirblocks[0].dirname = b"sub".to_vec(); assert!(state.validate().is_err()); } #[test] fn iter_changes_iter_default_matches_new() { let from_new = IterChangesIter::new(); let from_default: IterChangesIter = Default::default(); // No PartialEq, so check observable defaults — pending empty, no // current root, root_processed false. assert!(from_new.pending.is_empty()); assert!(from_default.pending.is_empty()); assert!(from_new.current_root.is_none()); assert!(from_default.current_root.is_none()); } #[test] fn bisect_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ BisectError::ReadError("ouch".into()), BisectError::TooManySeeks, BisectError::BadSize("not a number".into()), BisectError::BadMinikind(b'?'), ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } // Spot-check the substrings so a reformat doesn't silently // change downstream-visible diagnostic text. assert_eq!( format!("{}", BisectError::ReadError("oh no".into())), "read error: oh no" ); assert_eq!(format!("{}", BisectError::TooManySeeks), "too many seeks"); assert_eq!( format!("{}", BisectError::BadSize("xyz".into())), "bad size field: xyz" ); assert!(format!("{}", BisectError::BadMinikind(b'q')).contains("invalid minikind")); } #[test] fn bisect_error_implements_std_error() { fn assert_error(_: &E) {} assert_error(&BisectError::TooManySeeks); } #[test] fn header_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ HeaderError::BadFormatLine(b"#bad\n".to_vec()), HeaderError::MissingCrcLine(b"x\n".to_vec()), HeaderError::BadCrc(b"abc".to_vec()), HeaderError::MissingNumEntriesLine(b"x\n".to_vec()), HeaderError::BadNumEntries(b"abc".to_vec()), HeaderError::BadParentsLine, HeaderError::BadGhostsLine, HeaderError::UnexpectedEof, ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } } #[test] fn header_error_equality_is_structural() { assert_eq!(HeaderError::UnexpectedEof, HeaderError::UnexpectedEof); assert_eq!( HeaderError::BadCrc(b"x".to_vec()), HeaderError::BadCrc(b"x".to_vec()) ); assert_ne!( HeaderError::BadCrc(b"x".to_vec()), HeaderError::BadCrc(b"y".to_vec()) ); assert_ne!(HeaderError::BadParentsLine, HeaderError::BadGhostsLine); } #[test] fn header_struct_equality_compares_all_fields() { let a = Header { crc_expected: 1, num_entries: 0, parents: vec![b"p".to_vec()], ghosts: Vec::new(), end_of_header: 80, }; let b = Header { crc_expected: 1, num_entries: 0, parents: vec![b"p".to_vec()], ghosts: Vec::new(), end_of_header: 80, }; assert_eq!(a, b); let c = Header { crc_expected: 2, num_entries: 0, parents: vec![b"p".to_vec()], ghosts: Vec::new(), end_of_header: 80, }; assert_ne!(a, c); } #[test] fn process_entry_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ ProcessEntryError::DirstateCorrupt("bad".into()), ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path: b"foo".to_vec(), mode: 0o010644, }, ProcessEntryError::Internal("boom".into()), ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } let pe = ProcessEntryError::BadFileKind { path: b"sock".to_vec(), mode: 0o140644, }; let s = format!("{}", pe); assert!(s.contains("bad file kind"), "got {:?}", s); assert!(s.contains("sock"), "got {:?}", s); } #[test] fn ensure_block_error_display_includes_dirname() { let s = format!("{}", EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(b"oops".to_vec())); assert!(s.contains("bad dirname"), "got {:?}", s); // Display formats Vec via {:?} so the bytes appear as their // numeric debug list, not as a string literal. let want = format!("{:?}", b"oops".to_vec()); assert!(s.contains(&want), "got {:?}", s); } #[test] fn split_root_error_display_covers_both_variants() { let s = format!("{}", SplitRootError::MissingSentinels); assert!(s.contains("sentinel"), "got {:?}", s); let s = format!( "{}", SplitRootError::BadSecondSentinel { dirname: b"foo".to_vec(), entry_count: 3, } ); let want = format!("{:?}", b"foo".to_vec()); assert!(s.contains(&want), "got {:?}", s); assert!(s.contains("3 entries"), "got {:?}", s); } #[test] fn entries_to_state_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let s = format!("{}", EntriesToStateError::Empty); assert_eq!(s, "new_entries is empty"); let s = format!( "{}", EntriesToStateError::MissingRootRow { key: EntryKey { dirname: b"x".to_vec(), basename: b"y".to_vec(), file_id: b"z".to_vec(), } } ); assert!(s.contains("Missing root row")); let s = format!( "{}", EntriesToStateError::SplitFailed(SplitRootError::MissingSentinels) ); assert!(s.contains("split_root_dirblock_into_contents")); } #[test] fn make_absent_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let key = EntryKey { dirname: b"".to_vec(), basename: b"a".to_vec(), file_id: b"fid".to_vec(), }; let cases = [ MakeAbsentError::BlockNotFound { key: key.clone() }, MakeAbsentError::EntryNotFound { key: key.clone() }, MakeAbsentError::UpdateBlockNotFound { key: key.clone() }, MakeAbsentError::UpdateEntryNotFound { key: key.clone() }, MakeAbsentError::BadRow { key }, ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } } #[test] fn update_entry_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound, UpdateEntryError::UnexpectedKind(Kind::Relocated), UpdateEntryError::Other("boom".into()), ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(s.starts_with("update_entry"), "got {:?}", s); } // The Io variant carries an io::Error, so build it separately. let io_err = UpdateEntryError::Io(std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::Other, "boom")); let s = format!("{}", io_err); assert!(s.starts_with("update_entry: i/o error")); } #[test] fn set_path_id_error_display_covers_both_variants() { let s = format!("{}", SetPathIdError::NonRootPath); assert!(s.contains("only supports the root path")); let s = format!("{}", SetPathIdError::Internal { reason: "x".into() }); assert!(s.contains("internal error")); } #[test] fn add_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ AddError::DuplicateFileId { file_id: b"f".to_vec(), info: "info".into(), }, AddError::AlreadyAdded { path: b"a".to_vec(), }, AddError::NotVersioned { path: b"a".to_vec(), }, AddError::AlreadyAddedAssertion { basename: b"x".to_vec(), file_id: b"f".to_vec(), }, AddError::Internal { reason: "r".into() }, AddError::InvalidNormalization { path: "p".into() }, AddError::InvalidEntryName { name: ".".into() }, ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } } #[test] fn basis_apply_error_display_covers_every_variant() { let cases = [ BasisApplyError::Invalid { path: b"p".to_vec(), file_id: b"f".to_vec(), reason: "r".into(), }, BasisApplyError::NotImplemented { reason: "r".into() }, BasisApplyError::Internal { reason: "r".into() }, BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { path: b"p".to_vec(), }, BasisApplyError::MismatchedEntryFileId { new_path: b"p".to_vec(), file_id: b"f".to_vec(), entry_debug: "Entry".into(), }, BasisApplyError::NewPathWithoutEntry { new_path: b"p".to_vec(), file_id: b"f".to_vec(), }, ]; for err in cases { let s = format!("{}", err); assert!(!s.is_empty(), "empty display for {:?}", err); } } #[test] fn validate_error_display_passes_message_through() { let err = ValidateError("dirblocks broken".into()); assert_eq!(format!("{}", err), "dirblocks broken"); } #[test] fn errors_implement_std_error() { // Every dirstate error type should implement std::error::Error so // downstream callers can box them into `Box`. fn assert_error(_: &E) {} assert_error(&MakeAbsentError::BadRow { key: EntryKey { dirname: Vec::new(), basename: Vec::new(), file_id: Vec::new(), }, }); assert_error(&SplitRootError::MissingSentinels); assert_error(&UpdateEntryError::EntryNotFound); assert_error(&SetPathIdError::NonRootPath); assert_error(&AddError::AlreadyAdded { path: Vec::new() }); assert_error(&BasisApplyError::NotVersioned { path: Vec::new() }); assert_error(&ValidateError("x".into())); assert_error(&EnsureBlockError::BadDirname(Vec::new())); assert_error(&EntriesToStateError::Empty); assert_error(&HeaderError::UnexpectedEof); assert_error(&ProcessEntryError::Internal("x".into())); } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/transport.rs0000644000000000000000000004110215207023122021400 0ustar00//! The `Transport` trait and its companion types. //! //! `DirState` does all of its filesystem I/O through a //! [`Transport`] implementation: read the dirstate file, write it //! back, acquire a lock, stat a tracked file, read a symlink, list //! a directory. The pure crate never touches `std::fs` directly //! (CLAUDE.md "Filesystem goes through Transport, not std::fs") so //! the pyo3 adapter can supply a Python-file-backed transport, and //! tests can use a `MemoryTransport` that models the filesystem in //! a `HashMap`. use super::LockState; /// Stat result returned by [`Transport::lstat`]. Mirrors the subset of /// `os.stat_result` fields that dirstate logic actually inspects: /// mode (for kind + executable), size, mtime/ctime (for the cutoff /// check), dev/ino (fed into `pack_stat`). #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct StatInfo { pub mode: u32, pub size: u64, pub mtime: i64, pub ctime: i64, pub dev: u64, pub ino: u64, } impl StatInfo { /// Whether `mode` indicates a regular file (S_IFREG). pub fn is_file(&self) -> bool { self.mode & 0o170000 == 0o100000 } /// Whether `mode` indicates a directory (S_IFDIR). pub fn is_dir(&self) -> bool { self.mode & 0o170000 == 0o040000 } /// Whether `mode` indicates a symlink (S_IFLNK). pub fn is_symlink(&self) -> bool { self.mode & 0o170000 == 0o120000 } } /// One entry yielded by [`Transport::list_dir`] — mirrors the /// per-child tuple Python's `DirReader.read_dir` returns. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct DirEntryInfo { /// The child's utf8 basename (no trailing slash). pub basename: Vec, /// Filesystem kind, or `None` for kinds dirstate doesn't track /// (block / char / socket / fifo). pub kind: Option, /// Stat info from `lstat` on the child. pub stat: StatInfo, /// Absolute path of the child on disk (utf8 bytes). pub abspath: Vec, } /// Errors returned by [`Transport`] operations. /// /// Variants are coarse on purpose: callers generally either propagate /// the error or match on `NotFound` / `LockContention`. I/O errors are /// normalised into `(ErrorKind, String)` so the enum stays /// `Clone + PartialEq + Eq` and tests can compare values directly. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum TransportError { /// The backing file does not exist. Returned by `read_all` / /// `exists` / lock acquisition when there is nothing to open. NotFound(String), /// A lock was requested but another process already holds it, or /// the transport is already locked in an incompatible mode. LockContention(String), /// The caller tried to operate on an unlocked transport (read, /// write, or unlock without a prior `lock_read` / `lock_write`). NotLocked, /// The caller tried to acquire a second lock while one was still /// held. Dirstate's model is that you unlock before relocking; /// explicit rather than RAII. AlreadyLocked, /// Catch-all for I/O errors from the underlying store. The /// `(ErrorKind, message)` pair is preserved so callers can branch /// on kind without losing the original diagnostic. Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind, message: String, }, /// Catch-all for backend-specific failures that don't map to any /// of the above (typically wrapped Python exceptions on the pyo3 /// adapter side). Other(String), } impl From for TransportError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { if e.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::NotFound { TransportError::NotFound(e.to_string()) } else { TransportError::Io { kind: e.kind(), message: e.to_string(), } } } } impl std::fmt::Display for TransportError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { TransportError::NotFound(p) => write!(f, "No such file: {}", p), TransportError::LockContention(p) => write!(f, "Lock contention: {}", p), TransportError::NotLocked => write!(f, "Transport is not locked"), TransportError::AlreadyLocked => write!(f, "Transport is already locked"), TransportError::Io { kind, message } => { write!(f, "I/O error ({:?}): {}", kind, message) } TransportError::Other(s) => write!(f, "Transport error: {}", s), } } } impl std::error::Error for TransportError {} /// Decode a utf8-bytes path (as dirstate stores them) into a [`PathBuf`]. /// /// On Unix the bytes are used verbatim via `OsStr`; on other platforms /// they are decoded as utf8. #[cfg(unix)] pub fn bytes_to_path(b: &[u8]) -> Result { use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStrExt; Ok(std::path::PathBuf::from(std::ffi::OsStr::from_bytes(b))) } #[cfg(not(unix))] pub fn bytes_to_path(b: &[u8]) -> Result { String::from_utf8(b.to_vec()) .map(std::path::PathBuf::from) .map_err(|e| TransportError::Other(e.to_string())) } /// Encode a [`Path`] back into the utf8-bytes form dirstate stores. #[cfg(unix)] pub fn path_to_bytes(p: &std::path::Path) -> Vec { use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStrExt; p.as_os_str().as_bytes().to_vec() } #[cfg(not(unix))] pub fn path_to_bytes(p: &std::path::Path) -> Vec { p.to_string_lossy().into_owned().into_bytes() } /// Build a [`StatInfo`] from filesystem metadata. pub fn stat_info_from_metadata(m: &std::fs::Metadata) -> Result { #[cfg(unix)] { use std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt; Ok(StatInfo { mode: m.mode(), size: m.size(), mtime: m.mtime(), ctime: m.ctime(), dev: m.dev(), ino: m.ino(), }) } #[cfg(not(unix))] { let _ = m; Err(TransportError::Other( "lstat unsupported on this platform".to_string(), )) } } fn kind_from_stat(stat: &StatInfo) -> Option { if stat.is_file() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::File) } else if stat.is_dir() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory) } else if stat.is_symlink() { Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink) } else { None } } /// `lstat(2)` on a dirstate path: stat without following symlinks. /// /// Path-keyed and stateless, so both the real-filesystem and pyo3 /// transports share this implementation. pub fn lstat_path(abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { let path = bytes_to_path(abspath)?; let metadata = std::fs::symlink_metadata(&path)?; stat_info_from_metadata(&metadata) } /// `readlink(2)` on a dirstate path, returning the target as utf8 bytes. pub fn read_link_path(abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { let path = bytes_to_path(abspath)?; let target = std::fs::read_link(&path)?; Ok(path_to_bytes(&target)) } /// Whether `abspath` is a directory carrying its own `.bzr/`, i.e. a /// potential nested tree reference. pub fn is_tree_reference_dir_path(abspath: &[u8]) -> Result { if abspath.is_empty() { return Ok(false); } let path = bytes_to_path(abspath)?; Ok(path.join(".bzr").is_dir()) } /// List a directory, returning one [`DirEntryInfo`] per child with its /// `lstat` info filled in. pub fn list_dir_path(abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError> { let path = bytes_to_path(abspath)?; let entries = std::fs::read_dir(&path)?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for entry in entries { let entry = entry?; let name = entry.file_name(); let basename = path_to_bytes(std::path::Path::new(&name)); let metadata = entry.metadata()?; let stat = stat_info_from_metadata(&metadata)?; let kind = kind_from_stat(&stat); out.push(DirEntryInfo { basename, kind, stat, abspath: path_to_bytes(&entry.path()), }); } Ok(out) } /// Single-file backing store for a [`DirState`]. /// /// Unlike `bazaar::transport::Transport` (the knit-side path-keyed /// byte store), a dirstate transport represents exactly one file held /// open across a lock. The real-filesystem backend is a thin wrapper /// over `std::fs`; tests use a `MemoryTransport`, and the pyo3 layer /// uses a `PyFileTransport` that delegates to a Python file-like /// object. Operations: /// /// * [`Transport::exists`] — whether the backing file exists. Used /// by `on_file` to decide whether to create a fresh dirstate. /// * [`Transport::lock_read`] / [`Transport::lock_write`] — acquire /// a lock on the backing file. Explicit rather than RAII; the /// caller must pair each lock with an `unlock`. Re-locking while /// already locked returns `AlreadyLocked`. /// * [`Transport::unlock`] — release the current lock. /// * [`Transport::lock_state`] — observe the current lock state. /// * [`Transport::read_all`] — return the full file contents. /// Requires a read or write lock. The returned bytes are owned; /// callers parse in memory (no streaming `readline` — the pure-Rust /// `read_header` operates on a byte slice). /// * [`Transport::write_all`] — replace the full file contents, /// truncating any trailing bytes from the previous version. /// Requires a write lock. Implementations are expected to flush /// before returning, but are not required to fdatasync — call /// [`Transport::fdatasync`] for that. /// * [`Transport::fdatasync`] — force the current contents to durable /// storage. Optional no-op for stores where fsync has no meaning /// (e.g. in-memory tests); the trait method exists so /// `DirState.save` can call it unconditionally. /// /// The `&mut self` receivers are deliberate: every operation either /// mutates the lock state, the file contents, or both. Callers that /// need shared access should wrap an implementation in their own /// synchronisation primitive. pub trait Transport { /// Whether the backing file exists. Does not require a lock. fn exists(&self) -> Result; /// Acquire a read lock on the backing file. Returns /// `AlreadyLocked` if any lock is already held. fn lock_read(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Acquire a write lock on the backing file. Returns /// `AlreadyLocked` if any lock is already held. fn lock_write(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Release the current lock. Returns `NotLocked` if no lock was /// held. fn unlock(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Current lock state, or `None` if no lock is held. fn lock_state(&self) -> Option; /// Read the full contents of the backing file. Requires a read /// or write lock; returns `NotLocked` otherwise. fn read_all(&mut self) -> Result, TransportError>; /// Length of the backing file, in bytes. Used by the bisect path /// to know where the last record ends without pulling the whole /// file into memory. Requires a read or write lock; returns /// `NotLocked` otherwise. The default implementation reads the /// whole file and reports its length; concrete implementations /// should override with `fstat` or equivalent. #[allow(clippy::len_without_is_empty)] fn len(&mut self) -> Result { Ok(self.read_all()?.len() as u64) } /// Read `len` bytes starting at `offset`. Used by the bisect path /// to avoid pulling the whole dirstate into memory just to probe a /// handful of locations. The default implementation reads the /// whole file via [`Self::read_all`] and slices; concrete /// implementations should override with a seek+read when possible. /// A read shorter than `len` is acceptable (e.g. when the requested /// range extends past EOF) — callers must tolerate short reads. fn read_at(&mut self, offset: u64, len: usize) -> Result, TransportError> { let all = self.read_all()?; let start = offset as usize; if start >= all.len() { return Ok(Vec::new()); } let end = std::cmp::min(start + len, all.len()); Ok(all[start..end].to_vec()) } /// Replace the full contents of the backing file, truncating any /// trailing bytes from the previous version. Requires a write /// lock; returns `NotLocked` if no lock is held, and a generic /// error if only a read lock is held. fn write_all(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Temporarily upgrade a read lock to a write lock. On success the /// transport's [`Transport::lock_state`] becomes /// `Some(LockState::Write)`. On failure (another reader holds the /// file) the read lock is preserved and the method returns /// `Ok(false)`. Returns `NotLocked` if no lock is held, or /// `AlreadyLocked` if a write lock is already held. /// /// The default implementation refuses the upgrade — backends that /// can't atomically switch lock modes (e.g. in-memory tests, the /// Python-file adapter) keep the read lock. fn upgrade_to_write_lock(&mut self) -> Result { match self.lock_state() { None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockState::Write) => Err(TransportError::AlreadyLocked), Some(LockState::Read) => Ok(false), } } /// Inverse of [`Self::upgrade_to_write_lock`]. Downgrade a write /// lock previously obtained via `upgrade_to_write_lock` back to a /// read lock. Returns `NotLocked` if no lock is held, or a /// generic error if the current lock is not a write lock. /// /// The default implementation is a no-op when the lock is already /// a read lock and errors otherwise. fn downgrade_to_read_lock(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError> { match self.lock_state() { None => Err(TransportError::NotLocked), Some(LockState::Read) => Ok(()), Some(LockState::Write) => Err(TransportError::Other( "downgrade_to_read_lock not supported by this transport".into(), )), } } /// Force the current contents to durable storage. Implementations /// that have no meaningful fsync (in-memory tests, mocked /// backends) are free to make this a no-op; real filesystem /// implementations should call `fdatasync(2)` or the platform /// equivalent. fn fdatasync(&mut self) -> Result<(), TransportError>; /// Return the stat info for an absolute path in the working-tree /// filesystem that the dirstate is tracking (not the dirstate /// file itself). `NoSuchFile` when the path is gone from disk. /// Required by `DirState::update_entry` / `process_entry`, which /// otherwise would couple the pure crate to `std::fs`. fn lstat(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result; /// Return the target of the symlink at `abspath`. `NoSuchFile` /// when the path is gone; a generic error when the path is not a /// symlink. fn read_link(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError>; /// Whether the directory at `abspath` is a nested tree reference /// (i.e. contains a `.bzr/` control directory). Mirrors the /// per-format `_directory_is_tree_reference` hook on breezy's /// `WorkingTree`: the file format decides whether tree references /// can exist at all, and a concrete directory qualifies iff it /// carries its own `.bzr/`. Consumers use this during /// `iter_changes` to flip the on-disk `directory` kind to /// `tree-reference` before handing the entry to /// [`DirState::process_entry`]. /// /// Formats that don't support tree references should implement /// this as an unconditional `Ok(false)`. fn is_tree_reference_dir(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result; /// List the immediate children of directory `abspath`. Used by /// the pure-crate `iter_changes` walker. Returns a vector of /// per-child entries; the implementation does not guarantee any /// particular order — the walker sorts. /// /// Each entry carries the child's utf8 basename, its kind /// (`"file"`, `"directory"`, `"symlink"`, or `"tree-reference"`), /// its [`StatInfo`] (from an `lstat`), and the absolute path of /// the child on disk. The walker re-uses the stat to avoid a /// second syscall inside `process_entry`. /// /// `NoSuchFile` when `abspath` does not exist or is not a /// directory. fn list_dir(&self, abspath: &[u8]) -> Result, TransportError>; } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/dirstate/walker.rs0000644000000000000000000001132615177446746020671 0ustar00//! Depth-first directory walker modelled on Python's //! `_walkdirs_utf8`. Yields one directory at a time; the caller //! may mutate the yielded entries list to prune subdirectories //! from the descent before the next `next_dir` call. use super::{DirEntryInfo, Transport, TransportError}; /// One directory block yielded by the walker. Mirrors the shape /// Python's `_walkdirs_utf8` yields: `((relroot, abspath), /// [DirEntryInfo, ...])`. The entries are sorted by basename; the /// caller may mutate the list (remove entries to skip recursion) /// before the walker proceeds. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct WalkedDir { /// Utf8 relative path of this directory, relative to the walk's /// `prefix`. Empty for the top of the walk. pub relpath: Vec, /// Absolute path of this directory on disk. pub abspath: Vec, /// Per-child entries (sorted by basename). Each entry's /// `basename` field is the child's basename (not its relpath /// relative to `walk.prefix`). The walker reads each child's /// full relpath as `relpath + '/' + basename` when it recurses. pub entries: Vec, } /// Iterator-like helper for depth-first directory walks modeled on /// Python's `_walkdirs_utf8`. Call [`WalkDirsUtf8::next_dir`] /// repeatedly; it yields `Some(WalkedDir)` per directory in /// depth-first order and `None` when the walk completes. The caller /// mutates the returned `entries` list before the next call to /// prune directories from the descent (matching how the Python /// walker mutates the yielded dirblock list in place). #[derive(Debug)] pub struct WalkDirsUtf8 { /// Stack of (relpath, abspath) pairs still to visit. Most /// recently discovered directories are on top so the walk is /// depth-first matching Python's behaviour. pub pending: Vec<(Vec, Vec)>, /// Last-yielded directory's children, filtered down to surviving /// subdirectories that still need recursion. Reset on every /// call to `next_dir`. pub pending_subdirs: Vec<(Vec, Vec)>, } impl WalkDirsUtf8 { /// Start a walk rooted at `root_abspath`. `prefix` is the utf8 /// relpath that should precede every yielded child's relpath /// (matching Python's `prefix` argument to `_walkdirs_utf8`). pub fn new(root_abspath: &[u8], prefix: &[u8]) -> Self { Self { pending: vec![(prefix.to_vec(), root_abspath.to_vec())], pending_subdirs: Vec::new(), } } /// Yield the next directory block. Returns `Ok(false)` when the /// walk is done. `callback` is invoked with the yielded block /// and a mutable slice of its entries so the caller can prune /// subdirectories before recursion. The caller's mutation /// semantics mirror the Python walker: an entry removed from the /// slice will not be recursed into. /// /// Takes the [`Transport`] per call rather than storing a /// borrow so callers can embed the walker in longer-lived /// iterator state. pub fn next_dir( &mut self, transport: &dyn Transport, mut callback: F, ) -> Result where F: FnMut(&[u8], &[u8], &mut Vec), { // Promote subdirectories discovered on the previous iteration // into the pending stack. `pending_subdirs` is in forward // (byte-sorted) order; drain it in reverse so the // smallest-named child lands on top of the stack and // `pop()` below yields it first — depth-first, alphabetical. for entry in self.pending_subdirs.drain(..).rev() { self.pending.push(entry); } let (relpath, abspath) = match self.pending.pop() { Some(v) => v, None => return Ok(false), }; let mut entries = transport.list_dir(&abspath)?; entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.basename.cmp(&b.basename)); callback(&relpath, &abspath, &mut entries); // Collect surviving directory entries into `pending_subdirs` // in forward (byte-sorted) order. The promotion loop above // runs in that same order on the next call, which puts the // last-named child on top of the stack — so `pop` yields // the first-named child first. self.pending_subdirs = entries .iter() .filter(|e| e.kind == Some(crate::osutils::Kind::Directory)) .map(|e| { let mut child_relpath = relpath.clone(); if !child_relpath.is_empty() { child_relpath.push(b'/'); } child_relpath.extend_from_slice(&e.basename); (child_relpath, e.abspath.clone()) }) .collect(); Ok(true) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/block.rs0000644000000000000000000011607715177446746021600 0ustar00use crate::groupcompress::delta::{apply_delta, read_base128_int, read_instruction, Instruction}; use byteorder::ReadBytesExt; use std::borrow::Cow; use std::io::BufRead; use std::io::{Read, Write}; /// Group Compress Block v1 Zlib const GCB_HEADER: &[u8] = b"gcb1z\n"; /// Group Compress Block v1 Lzma const GCB_LZ_HEADER: &[u8] = b"gcb1l\n"; #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Default, Clone, Copy)] pub enum CompressorKind { #[default] Zlib, Lzma, } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> pyo3::FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for CompressorKind { type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, pyo3::PyAny>) -> pyo3::PyResult { let s: Cow = ob.extract()?; match s.as_ref() { "zlib" => Ok(CompressorKind::Zlib), "lzma" => Ok(CompressorKind::Lzma), _ => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Unknown compressor: {}", s ))), } } } impl CompressorKind { fn header(&self) -> &'static [u8] { match self { CompressorKind::Zlib => GCB_HEADER, CompressorKind::Lzma => GCB_LZ_HEADER, } } fn from_header(header: &[u8]) -> Option { if header == GCB_HEADER { Some(CompressorKind::Zlib) } else if header == GCB_LZ_HEADER { Some(CompressorKind::Lzma) } else { None } } } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { InvalidData(String), Io(std::io::Error), } impl From for Error { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { Error::Io(e) } } impl From for Error { fn from(e: super::delta::DeltaError) -> Self { match e { super::delta::DeltaError::Io { kind, ref message } => { Error::Io(std::io::Error::new(kind, message.clone())) } other => Error::InvalidData(other.to_string()), } } } impl std::fmt::Display for Error { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { match *self { Error::InvalidData(ref s) => write!(f, "Invalid data: {}", s), Error::Io(ref e) => write!(f, "IO error: {}", e), } } } impl std::error::Error for Error {} pub enum GroupCompressItem { Fulltext(Vec), Delta(Vec), } pub fn read_item(r: &mut R) -> Result { // The bytes are 'f' or 'd' for the type, then a variable-length // base128 integer for the content size, then the actual content // We know that the variable-length integer won't be longer than 5 // bytes (it takes 5 bytes to encode 2^32) let c = r.read_u8()?; let content_len = read_base128_int(r).map_err(|e| Error::InvalidData(e.to_string()))?; let mut text = vec![0; content_len as usize]; r.read_exact(&mut text)?; match c { b'f' => { // Fulltext Ok(GroupCompressItem::Fulltext(text)) } b'd' => { // Must be type delta as checked above Ok(GroupCompressItem::Delta(text)) } c => Err(Error::InvalidData(format!( "Unknown content control code: {:?}", c ))), } } /// Concrete streaming decompressor for a [`GroupCompressBlock`]. Using an /// enum (rather than `Box`) keeps the owning struct `Send + Sync` /// so it can live inside a pyo3 `#[pyclass]` without the `unsendable` marker. enum Decompressor { Lzma(xz2::read::XzDecoder>>), Zlib(flate2::read::ZlibDecoder>>), } impl std::io::Read for Decompressor { fn read(&mut self, buf: &mut [u8]) -> std::io::Result { match self { Decompressor::Lzma(d) => d.read(buf), Decompressor::Zlib(d) => d.read(buf), } } } /// An object which maintains the internal structure of the compressed data. /// /// This tracks the meta info (start of text, length, type, etc.) pub struct GroupCompressBlock { /// The name of the compressor used to compress the content compressor: Option, /// The compressed content z_content_chunks: Option>>, /// The decompressor object z_content_decompressor: Option, /// The length of the compressed content z_content_length: Option, /// The length of the uncompressed content content_length: Option, /// The uncompressed content content: Option>, /// The uncompressed content, split into chunks content_chunks: Option>>, } impl Default for GroupCompressBlock { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } fn read_header(r: &mut R) -> Result { let mut header = [0; 6]; r.read_exact(&mut header).map_err(|e| { Error::InvalidData(format!( "Failed to read header from GroupCompressBlock: {}", e )) })?; CompressorKind::from_header(&header).ok_or_else(|| { Error::InvalidData(format!( "Invalid header in GroupCompressBlock: {:?}", header )) }) } impl GroupCompressBlock { pub fn new() -> Self { // map by key? or just order in file? Self { compressor: None, z_content_chunks: None, z_content_decompressor: None, z_content_length: None, content_length: None, content: None, content_chunks: None, } } pub fn content(&self) -> Option<&[u8]> { self.content.as_deref() } pub fn content_length(&self) -> Option { self.content_length } pub fn z_content_length(&self) -> Option { self.z_content_length } /// Whether a streaming decompressor is currently attached. Mirrors the /// Python class's `_z_content_decompressor is not None` probe; there is /// no way to inspect the decompressor directly, only its presence. pub fn has_z_content_decompressor(&self) -> bool { self.z_content_decompressor.is_some() } pub fn compressor(&self) -> Option { self.compressor } /// Replace the compressor kind. Clears the content cache so the next /// `ensure_content` call rebuilds via the right decoder. pub fn set_compressor(&mut self, kind: CompressorKind) { self.compressor = Some(kind); self.content = None; self.z_content_decompressor = None; } /// Replace the compressed-content chunks wholesale. The caller is /// responsible for also calling `set_z_content_length` and /// `set_compressor` so the block can decompress the bytes later. pub fn set_z_content_chunks(&mut self, chunks: Vec>) { self.z_content_chunks = Some(chunks); self.content = None; self.z_content_decompressor = None; } pub fn set_z_content_length(&mut self, length: usize) { self.z_content_length = Some(length); } pub fn set_content_length(&mut self, length: usize) { self.content_length = Some(length); } /// Make sure that content has been expanded enough. /// /// # Arguments /// * `num_bytes` - Ensure that we have extracted at least num_bytes of content. If None, consume everything pub fn ensure_content(&mut self, num_bytes: Option) -> Result<(), Error> { let content_length = self .content_length .ok_or_else(|| Error::InvalidData("ensure_content: content_length not set".into()))?; let mut num_bytes = match num_bytes { None => content_length, Some(num_bytes) => { if num_bytes > content_length { return Err(Error::InvalidData(format!( "ensure_content: requested {} bytes but content length is {}", num_bytes, content_length ))); } num_bytes } }; // Expand the content if required if self.content.is_none() { if let Some(content_chunks) = self.content_chunks.as_ref() { self.content = Some(content_chunks.concat()); self.content_chunks = None; } } if self.content.is_none() { // We join self.z_content_chunks here, because if we are // decompressing, then it is *very* likely that we have a single // chunk if self.z_content_length == Some(0) { self.content = Some(b"".to_vec()); } else { let c = crate::osutils::chunkreader::ChunksReader::new(Box::new( self.z_content_chunks.clone().unwrap().into_iter(), )); self.z_content_decompressor = Some(match self.compressor.unwrap() { CompressorKind::Lzma => Decompressor::Lzma(xz2::read::XzDecoder::new(c)), CompressorKind::Zlib => Decompressor::Zlib(flate2::read::ZlibDecoder::new(c)), }); self.content = Some(Vec::new()); } } if self.content.as_ref().unwrap().len() >= num_bytes { // Already decompressed enough. If we're actually at the end of // the content, drop the streaming decompressor so it can be // garbage-collected. if self.content.as_ref().unwrap().len() >= self.content_length.unwrap_or(0) { self.z_content_decompressor = None; } return Ok(()); } num_bytes -= self.content.as_ref().unwrap().len(); let mut buf = vec![0; num_bytes]; self.z_content_decompressor .as_mut() .unwrap() .read_exact(&mut buf)?; self.content.as_mut().unwrap().extend(buf); // If we've now pulled out the whole thing, drop the streaming // decompressor — Python asserts `_z_content_decompressor is None` // after full content has been drained. if self.content.as_ref().unwrap().len() >= self.content_length.unwrap_or(0) { self.z_content_decompressor = None; } Ok(()) } #[allow(clippy::len_without_is_empty)] pub fn len(&self) -> usize { // This is the maximum number of bytes this object will reference if // everything is decompressed. However, if we decompress less than // everything... (this would cause some problems for LRUSizeCache) // // Either field may be `None` on a freshly-constructed block or after // set_content before to_chunks has been called — treat those as 0 // rather than panicking, matching the Python class. self.content_length.unwrap_or(0) + self.z_content_length.unwrap_or(0) } pub fn parse_bytes(&mut self, mut data: &[u8]) -> Result<(), Error> { self.read_bytes(&mut data) } /// Read the various lengths from the header. /// /// This also populates the various 'compressed' buffers. fn read_bytes(&mut self, r: &mut R) -> Result<(), Error> { // At present, we have 2 integers for the compressed and uncompressed // content. In base10 (ascii) 14 bytes can represent > 1TB, so to avoid // checking too far, cap the search to 14 bytes. let mut buf = std::io::BufReader::new(r); let mut z_content_length_buf = Vec::new(); buf.read_until(b'\n', &mut z_content_length_buf)?; // Chop off the '\n' z_content_length_buf.pop(); let z_content_length: usize = String::from_utf8(z_content_length_buf) .map_err(|e| Error::InvalidData(format!("z_content_length not UTF-8: {}", e)))? .parse() .map_err(|e| Error::InvalidData(format!("invalid z_content_length: {}", e)))?; self.z_content_length = Some(z_content_length); let mut content_length_buf = Vec::new(); buf.read_until(b'\n', &mut content_length_buf)?; content_length_buf.pop(); let content_length: usize = String::from_utf8(content_length_buf) .map_err(|e| Error::InvalidData(format!("content_length not UTF-8: {}", e)))? .parse() .map_err(|e| Error::InvalidData(format!("invalid content_length: {}", e)))?; self.content_length = Some(content_length); let mut data = Vec::new(); buf.read_to_end(&mut data)?; if data.len() != z_content_length { return Err(Error::InvalidData(format!( "compressed body length mismatch: got {} bytes, header says {}", data.len(), z_content_length ))); } self.z_content_chunks = Some(vec![data.to_vec()]); Ok(()) } /// Return z_content_chunks as a simple string. /// /// Meant only to be used by the test suite. pub fn z_content(&mut self) -> Vec { self.z_content_chunks.as_ref().unwrap().concat() } pub fn z_content_chunks(&mut self) -> &mut Vec> { self.z_content_chunks.as_mut().unwrap() } pub fn from_bytes(mut r: R) -> Result { let compressor = read_header(&mut r)?; let mut out = Self { compressor: Some(compressor), z_content_chunks: None, content: None, content_chunks: None, z_content_length: None, content_length: None, z_content_decompressor: None, }; out.read_bytes(&mut r)?; Ok(out) } /// Extract the text for a record stored at `content[start..end]`. /// /// Fulltext records are returned directly. Delta records are applied /// against the whole block content as the basis, matching the format's /// "delta against preceding records in this group" semantics. pub fn extract(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) -> Result>, Error> { if start == 0 && end == 0 { return Ok(vec![]); } self.ensure_content(Some(end))?; let content = self.content.as_ref().unwrap(); if end > content.len() || start >= end { return Err(Error::InvalidData(format!( "extract range {}..{} out of bounds for content of length {}", start, end, content.len() ))); } // Read the type byte and base-128 length starting at `start`, not 0. let mut record = &content[start..end]; match read_item(&mut record)? { GroupCompressItem::Fulltext(data) => Ok(vec![data]), GroupCompressItem::Delta(delta) => { let reconstructed = apply_delta(content, delta.as_slice())?; Ok(vec![reconstructed]) } } } /// Set the content of this block to the given chunks. pub fn set_chunked_content(&mut self, content_chunks: &[Vec], length: usize) { // If we have lots of short lines, it is may be more efficient to join // the content ahead of time. If the content is <10MiB, we don't really // care about the extra memory consumption, so we can just pack it and // be done. However, timing showed 18s => 17.9s for repacking 1k revs of // mysql, which is below the noise margin self.content_length = Some(length); self.content_chunks = Some(content_chunks.to_vec()); self.content = None; self.z_content_chunks = None; } /// Set the content of this block. pub fn set_content(&mut self, content: &[u8]) { self.content_length = Some(content.len()); self.content = Some(content.to_vec()); self.z_content_chunks = None; } fn create_z_content_from_chunks( &mut self, chunks: Vec>, compressor_kind: CompressorKind, ) { let chunks = match compressor_kind { CompressorKind::Zlib => { let mut encoder = flate2::write::ZlibEncoder::new(Vec::new(), flate2::Compression::default()); for chunk in chunks { encoder.write_all(&chunk).unwrap(); } encoder.finish().unwrap() } CompressorKind::Lzma => { let mut encoder = xz2::write::XzEncoder::new(Vec::new(), 6); for chunk in chunks { encoder.write_all(&chunk).unwrap(); } encoder.finish().unwrap() } }; self.z_content_length = Some(chunks.len()); self.z_content_chunks = Some(vec![chunks]); } fn create_z_content(&mut self, compressor_kind: CompressorKind) { if self.z_content_chunks.is_some() && self.compressor == Some(compressor_kind) { return; } let chunks = if let Some(content_chunks) = self.content_chunks.as_ref() { content_chunks.to_vec() } else { vec![self.content.as_ref().unwrap().clone()] }; self.create_z_content_from_chunks(chunks, compressor_kind); } /// Create the byte stream as a series of 'chunks'. /// /// The first chunk is the magic header concatenated with the two /// base-10 length lines — the Python test suite asserts this as a /// single fixed-size chunk because there is "no compelling reason to /// split it up". The remaining chunks are the compressed payload. pub fn to_chunks( &mut self, compressor_kind: Option, ) -> (usize, Vec>) { let compressor_kind = compressor_kind.unwrap_or_default(); self.create_z_content(compressor_kind); let mut header_chunk = compressor_kind.header().to_vec(); header_chunk.extend_from_slice( format!( "{}\n{}\n", self.z_content_length.unwrap(), self.content_length.unwrap() ) .as_bytes(), ); let mut chunks: Vec> = vec![Cow::Owned(header_chunk)]; chunks.extend( self.z_content_chunks .as_ref() .unwrap() .iter() .map(|x| Cow::Borrowed(x.as_slice())), ); let total_len = chunks.iter().map(|x| x.len()).sum(); (total_len, chunks) } /// Encode the information into a byte stream. pub fn to_bytes(&mut self) -> Vec { let (_total_len, chunks) = self.to_chunks(None); chunks.concat() } /// Take this block, and spit out a human-readable structure. /// /// # Arguments /// * `include_text`: when `true`, fulltext records carry their payload /// and delta inserts/copies carry the matched bytes. /// /// # Returns /// A dump of the given block. The layout matches the historical /// Python `_dump` format: a list of `DumpInfo::Fulltext { length, text }` /// or `DumpInfo::Delta { delta_length, decomp_length, instructions }`, /// where each `DeltaInfo` is `Copy { offset, length, text }` or /// `Insert { length, text }`. pub fn dump(&mut self, include_text: Option) -> Result, Error> { let include_text = include_text.unwrap_or(false); self.ensure_content(None)?; let mut result = vec![]; let mut content = self.content.as_ref().unwrap().as_slice(); while !content.is_empty() { match read_item(&mut content)? { GroupCompressItem::Fulltext(text) => { let length = text.len(); result.push(DumpInfo::Fulltext { length, text: if include_text { Some(text) } else { None }, }); } GroupCompressItem::Delta(delta_content) => { let delta_length = delta_content.len(); let mut delta_info = vec![]; // The first entry in a delta is the decompressed length. let mut delta_slice = delta_content.as_slice(); let decomp_len = read_base128_int(&mut delta_slice).unwrap(); let mut measured_len = 0; while !delta_slice.is_empty() { match read_instruction(&mut delta_slice)? { Instruction::Insert(text) => { measured_len += text.len(); delta_info.push(DeltaInfo::Insert { length: text.len(), text: if include_text { Some(text) } else { None }, }); } Instruction::r#Copy { offset, length } => { delta_info.push(DeltaInfo::Copy { offset, length, text: if include_text { Some( self.content.as_ref().unwrap()[offset..offset + length] .to_vec(), ) } else { None }, }); measured_len += length; } } } if measured_len != decomp_len as usize { return Err(Error::InvalidData(format!( "Delta claimed fulltext was {} bytes, but extraction resulted in {}", decomp_len, measured_len ))); } result.push(DumpInfo::Delta { delta_length, decomp_length: decomp_len as usize, instructions: delta_info, }); } } } Ok(result) } } pub enum DeltaInfo { Insert { length: usize, text: Option>, }, Copy { offset: usize, length: usize, text: Option>, }, } pub enum DumpInfo { Fulltext { length: usize, text: Option>, }, Delta { delta_length: usize, decomp_length: usize, instructions: Vec, }, } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::groupcompress::delta::write_base128_int; /// Build a valid "fulltext" record payload as it would be stored inside /// the block's content stream: `b"f"` + base128 length + raw bytes. fn make_fulltext_record(body: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut out = vec![b'f']; write_base128_int(&mut out, body.len() as u128).unwrap(); out.extend_from_slice(body); out } #[test] fn compressor_kind_header_round_trip() { assert_eq!( CompressorKind::from_header(GCB_HEADER), Some(CompressorKind::Zlib) ); assert_eq!( CompressorKind::from_header(GCB_LZ_HEADER), Some(CompressorKind::Lzma) ); assert_eq!(CompressorKind::from_header(b"xxxxxx"), None); assert_eq!(CompressorKind::Zlib.header(), GCB_HEADER); assert_eq!(CompressorKind::Lzma.header(), GCB_LZ_HEADER); } #[test] fn new_block_has_no_content() { let b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); assert!(b.content().is_none()); assert!(b.content_length().is_none()); } #[test] fn new_block_len_is_zero() { // A freshly constructed block must report length 0 without panicking // — content_length and z_content_length are both None at this point. let b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); assert_eq!(b.len(), 0); } #[test] fn manually_initialised_block_decompresses() { // Mirror the Python test pattern that sets z_content_chunks, // z_content_length, compressor, and content_length directly, then // calls ensure_content. This exercises the setter path used by the // PyO3 bindings. use flate2::write::ZlibEncoder; use std::io::Write; let body: Vec = b"partial decomp target content\n".repeat(50); let mut encoder = ZlibEncoder::new(Vec::new(), flate2::Compression::default()); encoder.write_all(&body).unwrap(); let z_content = encoder.finish().unwrap(); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_z_content_chunks(vec![z_content.clone()]); b.set_z_content_length(z_content.len()); b.set_compressor(CompressorKind::Zlib); b.set_content_length(body.len()); // Content is not populated yet. assert!(b.content().is_none()); // Partial decompression reveals at least the requested bytes. b.ensure_content(Some(100)).unwrap(); assert!(b.content().unwrap().len() >= 100); assert_eq!(&b.content().unwrap()[..100], &body[..100]); // Full decompression recovers the whole body. b.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(b.content(), Some(body.as_slice())); } #[test] fn len_after_set_content_reports_content_length() { let body = b"abc\n"; let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(body); // z_content_length is still None until to_bytes/to_chunks builds it, // so len() should at least not panic and should reflect the content. assert!(b.len() >= body.len()); } #[test] fn set_content_round_trip_via_to_bytes_and_from_bytes() { let body = b"hello world\nthis is a single fulltext\n"; let record = make_fulltext_record(body); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(&record); let raw = b.to_bytes(); // The serialized block should start with the zlib header by default. assert!(raw.starts_with(GCB_HEADER)); // Reading it back should recover the same record payload. let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(raw.as_slice()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content_length(), Some(record.len())); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content(), Some(record.as_slice())); } #[test] fn set_chunked_content_matches_set_content_on_the_wire() { let part1: Vec = b"hello world\n".to_vec(); let part2: Vec = b"more content\n".to_vec(); let total_len = part1.len() + part2.len(); let mut chunked = GroupCompressBlock::new(); chunked.set_chunked_content(&[part1.clone(), part2.clone()], total_len); let chunked_bytes = chunked.to_bytes(); let mut flat = GroupCompressBlock::new(); let mut combined = part1.clone(); combined.extend_from_slice(&part2); flat.set_content(&combined); let flat_bytes = flat.to_bytes(); assert_eq!(chunked_bytes, flat_bytes); } #[test] fn ensure_content_full_decompression_recovers_original() { // A larger body so that streaming decompression is not a no-op. let body: Vec = b"line of reasonably compressible text\n".repeat(200); let record = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&record); let raw = src.to_bytes(); let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(raw.as_slice()).unwrap(); assert!(parsed.content().is_none()); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content(), Some(record.as_slice())); } #[test] fn ensure_content_partial_then_full() { // Request fewer bytes than the full content, then request the rest. // After the second call, we must have the whole content and it must // match byte-for-byte. let body: Vec = b"compressible line\n".repeat(100); let record = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&record); let raw = src.to_bytes(); let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(raw.as_slice()).unwrap(); parsed.ensure_content(Some(50)).unwrap(); assert!(parsed.content().unwrap().len() >= 50); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content(), Some(record.as_slice())); } #[test] fn to_chunks_produces_header_plus_lengths_chunk_then_payload() { // The first chunk is the magic header byte string followed by the // two base-10 length lines. The remaining chunks are the compressed // payload. let body = b"some body text\n"; let record = make_fulltext_record(body); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(&record); let (total_len, chunks) = b.to_chunks(None); assert!(chunks[0].starts_with(GCB_HEADER)); let tail = std::str::from_utf8(&chunks[0][GCB_HEADER.len()..]).unwrap(); let mut iter = tail.trim_end().split('\n'); let z_len: usize = iter.next().unwrap().parse().unwrap(); let u_len: usize = iter.next().unwrap().parse().unwrap(); assert_eq!(u_len, record.len()); let payload_len: usize = chunks[1..].iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); assert_eq!(payload_len, z_len); assert_eq!(total_len, chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum::()); } #[test] fn dump_reports_fulltext_records_without_text_by_default() { let body_a = b"first body\n"; let body_b = b"second body\n"; let mut content = make_fulltext_record(body_a); content.extend(make_fulltext_record(body_b)); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(&content); let dump = b.dump(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(dump.len(), 2); assert!(matches!(dump[0], DumpInfo::Fulltext { text: None, .. })); assert!(matches!(dump[1], DumpInfo::Fulltext { text: None, .. })); } #[test] fn ensure_content_drops_decompressor_on_full_drain() { // Once all bytes have been pulled through the streaming decompressor // we drop it — mirroring the Python test assertion // `assertIs(None, block._z_content_decompressor)`. let body: Vec = b"ensurable content here\n".repeat(100); let record = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&record); let raw = src.to_bytes(); let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(raw.as_slice()).unwrap(); parsed.ensure_content(Some(50)).unwrap(); assert!(parsed.has_z_content_decompressor()); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert!(!parsed.has_z_content_decompressor()); } #[test] fn ensure_content_is_idempotent() { // Calling ensure_content twice with the same limit must be a no-op // on the second call — the early-return path when content.len() is // already at the requested size. let body: Vec = b"some compressible content\n".repeat(200); let record = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&record); let raw = src.to_bytes(); let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(raw.as_slice()).unwrap(); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); let first = parsed.content().unwrap().to_vec(); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content().unwrap(), first.as_slice()); // And a partial request below the current length is likewise a no-op. parsed.ensure_content(Some(10)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content().unwrap(), first.as_slice()); } #[test] fn extract_reads_record_at_given_start_offset() { // Two fulltext records back-to-back. Extracting the second must read // from its actual start offset in the decompressed content, not from // byte 0. let body_a = b"first body\n"; let body_b = b"second body\n"; let rec_a = make_fulltext_record(body_a); let rec_b = make_fulltext_record(body_b); let mut content = rec_a.clone(); content.extend_from_slice(&rec_b); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(&content); // Extract record A from its byte range. let start_a = 0; let end_a = rec_a.len(); let out_a = b.extract(start_a, end_a).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out_a, vec![body_a.to_vec()]); // Extract record B from its byte range — this is the one that // exercises the offset-aware path. let start_b = rec_a.len(); let end_b = content.len(); let out_b = b.extract(start_b, end_b).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out_b, vec![body_b.to_vec()]); } #[test] fn dump_with_include_text_returns_payload() { let body = b"included body\n"; let content = make_fulltext_record(body); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(&content); let dump = b.dump(Some(true)).unwrap(); assert_eq!(dump.len(), 1); match &dump[0] { DumpInfo::Fulltext { text: Some(text), .. } => assert_eq!(text.as_slice(), body), _ => panic!("expected Fulltext with text"), } } #[test] fn dump_reports_delta_records_with_instructions() { // Build a real fulltext+delta pair by driving a RabinGroupCompressor, // push the result into a block, and exercise dump() on the delta. use crate::groupcompress::compressor::{GroupCompressor, RabinGroupCompressor}; use crate::versionedfile::Key; let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let base = b"shared content that is long enough for rabin matching\nmore shared\n"; let derived = b"shared content that is long enough for rabin matching\nmore shared\nplus\n"; gc.compress( &Key::Fixed(vec![b"base".to_vec()]), &[base.as_slice()], base.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); gc.compress( &Key::Fixed(vec![b"derived".to_vec()]), &[derived.as_slice()], derived.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (chunks, endpoint) = gc.flush(); let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_chunked_content(&chunks, endpoint); let dump = b.dump(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(dump.len(), 2); match &dump[0] { DumpInfo::Fulltext { length, text: None } => assert_eq!(*length, base.len()), _ => panic!( "expected Fulltext(None) for first record, got {:?}", match_kind(&dump[0]) ), } match &dump[1] { DumpInfo::Delta { decomp_length, instructions, .. } => { assert_eq!(*decomp_length, derived.len()); assert!(!instructions.is_empty()); // At least one Copy for the shared prefix, and at least one // Insert for the "plus\n" tail. let (copies, inserts): (usize, usize) = instructions.iter().fold((0, 0), |(c, i), inst| match inst { DeltaInfo::Copy { .. } => (c + 1, i), DeltaInfo::Insert { .. } => (c, i + 1), }); assert!(copies >= 1, "delta should contain at least one copy"); assert!(inserts >= 1, "delta should contain at least one insert"); } _ => panic!("expected Delta for second record"), } } fn match_kind(info: &DumpInfo) -> &'static str { match info { DumpInfo::Fulltext { .. } => "Fulltext", DumpInfo::Delta { .. } => "Delta", } } #[test] fn z_content_length_reflects_setter() { let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); assert_eq!(b.z_content_length(), None); b.set_z_content_length(1234); assert_eq!(b.z_content_length(), Some(1234)); } #[test] fn compressor_getter_and_setter_round_trip() { let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); assert_eq!(b.compressor(), None); b.set_compressor(CompressorKind::Zlib); assert_eq!(b.compressor(), Some(CompressorKind::Zlib)); b.set_compressor(CompressorKind::Lzma); assert_eq!(b.compressor(), Some(CompressorKind::Lzma)); } #[test] fn set_z_content_chunks_clears_cached_content() { // Setting new compressed chunks must invalidate any previously // decompressed content — otherwise stale content would leak across // a re-initialisation. use flate2::write::ZlibEncoder; use std::io::Write; let body: Vec = b"the original body bytes\n".repeat(20); let rec = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&rec); src.to_bytes(); // force z_content population let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(src.to_bytes().as_slice()).unwrap(); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert!(parsed.content().is_some()); // Now rebuild a fresh z_content for a different body and plug it in // via the low-level setters. set_z_content_chunks must clear the // cached content so the next ensure_content produces the new body. let replacement_body: Vec = b"replacement body bytes\n".repeat(20); let replacement_record = make_fulltext_record(&replacement_body); let mut encoder = ZlibEncoder::new(Vec::new(), flate2::Compression::default()); encoder.write_all(&replacement_record).unwrap(); let z_replacement = encoder.finish().unwrap(); parsed.set_compressor(CompressorKind::Zlib); parsed.set_z_content_chunks(vec![z_replacement.clone()]); parsed.set_z_content_length(z_replacement.len()); parsed.set_content_length(replacement_record.len()); assert!( parsed.content().is_none(), "cached content should be cleared" ); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content(), Some(replacement_record.as_slice())); } #[test] fn lzma_round_trip_via_to_chunks_from_bytes() { // Build a block, serialise with the Lzma compressor, and round-trip // through from_bytes. Exercises the xz2 encode/decode path for // CompressorKind::Lzma. let body: Vec = b"a bit of compressible lzma-bound text\n".repeat(40); let record = make_fulltext_record(&body); let mut src = GroupCompressBlock::new(); src.set_content(&record); let (_total_len, chunks) = src.to_chunks(Some(CompressorKind::Lzma)); let bytes: Vec = chunks.iter().flat_map(|c| c.iter().copied()).collect(); assert!(bytes.starts_with(GCB_LZ_HEADER)); let mut parsed = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(bytes.as_slice()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.compressor(), Some(CompressorKind::Lzma)); parsed.ensure_content(None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(parsed.content(), Some(record.as_slice())); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/compressor.rs0000644000000000000000000010647215207367274022670 0ustar00use crate::groupcompress::block::{read_item, GroupCompressItem}; use crate::groupcompress::delta::{apply_delta, read_base128_int, write_base128_int, DeltaError}; use crate::groupcompress::rabin_delta::OwningDeltaIndex; use crate::groupcompress::NULL_SHA1; use crate::versionedfile::{Error, Key}; use std::borrow::Cow; use std::collections::HashMap; /// Classification of a compressed record: either a fulltext insertion or /// a delta against earlier content in the same group. /// /// Prefer this over stringly-typed `"fulltext"` / `"delta"` literals at /// the Rust boundary. [`Self::as_str`] is provided for callers (notably /// the pyo3 glue) that need the original string form. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub enum RecordKind { Fulltext, Delta, } impl RecordKind { /// The historical Python-facing name of this record kind. pub fn as_str(self) -> &'static str { match self { RecordKind::Fulltext => "fulltext", RecordKind::Delta => "delta", } } } /// Errors returned by [`TraditionalGroupCompressor::extract`] and /// [`RabinGroupCompressor::extract`] when a previously-compressed record /// cannot be reconstructed. /// /// Not `PartialEq` because the `BlockRead` variant wraps a `block::Error` /// that itself can carry an `io::Error`. Callers that want to branch on /// variant should use `matches!` rather than `assert_eq!`. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum ExtractError { /// The requested `key` is not present in the compressor's /// `labels_deltas` map. KeyNotFound(Vec>), /// The stored payload for this record was empty — the compressor /// never actually wrote anything for this key. EmptyPayload, /// The stored length prefix disagrees with the actual number of /// bytes held for this record. LengthMismatch { stored: usize, expected: usize }, /// The record's type byte was neither `b'f'` (fulltext) nor `b'd'` /// (delta). UnknownKind(u8), /// Reading the record's framing via [`read_item`] failed. BlockRead(super::block::Error), /// Reading the base128 length prefix failed. BadLengthPrefix(String), /// The embedded delta failed to apply. DeltaApply(DeltaError), } impl std::fmt::Display for ExtractError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { ExtractError::KeyNotFound(key) => write!(f, "key not found in compressor: {:?}", key), ExtractError::EmptyPayload => write!(f, "empty stored bytes"), ExtractError::LengthMismatch { stored, expected } => write!( f, "Index claimed length, but stored bytes claim {} != {}", stored, expected ), ExtractError::UnknownKind(b) => { write!(f, "Unknown content kind, bytes claim {}", *b as char) } ExtractError::BlockRead(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), ExtractError::BadLengthPrefix(s) => write!(f, "{}", s), ExtractError::DeltaApply(e) => write!(f, "{}", e), } } } impl std::error::Error for ExtractError {} impl From for ExtractError { fn from(e: super::block::Error) -> Self { ExtractError::BlockRead(e) } } impl From for ExtractError { fn from(e: DeltaError) -> Self { ExtractError::DeltaApply(e) } } pub trait GroupCompressor { /// Compress lines with label key. /// /// # Arguments /// * `key`: A key tuple. It is stored in the output /// for identification of the text during decompression. If the last /// element is b'None' it is replaced with the sha1 of the text - /// e.g. sha1:xxxxxxx. /// * `chunks`: Chunks of bytes to be compressed /// * `length`: Length of chunks /// * `expected_sha`: If non-None, the sha the lines are believed to /// have. During compression the sha is calculated; a mismatch will /// cause an error. /// * `nostore_sha`: If the computed sha1 sum matches, we will raise /// ExistingContent rather than adding the text. /// * `soft`: Do a 'soft' compression. This means that we require larger /// ranges to match to be considered for a copy command. /// /// # Returns /// The sha1 of lines, the start and end offsets in the delta, and the type ('fulltext' or /// 'delta'). fn compress( &mut self, key: &Key, chunks: &[&[u8]], length: usize, expected_sha: Option, nostore_sha: Option, soft: Option, ) -> Result<(String, usize, usize, RecordKind), Error> { if length == 0 { // empty, like a dir entry, etc if nostore_sha == Some(String::from_utf8_lossy(NULL_SHA1.as_slice()).to_string()) { return Err(Error::ExistingContent(key.clone())); } return Ok(( String::from_utf8_lossy(NULL_SHA1.as_slice()).to_string(), 0, 0, RecordKind::Fulltext, )); } // we assume someone knew what they were doing when they passed it in let sha = expected_sha.unwrap_or_else(|| crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(chunks)); if let Some(nostore_sha) = nostore_sha { if sha == nostore_sha { return Err(Error::ExistingContent(key.clone())); } } let key = match key { Key::Fixed(key) => key.clone(), Key::ContentAddressed(key) => { let mut key = key.clone(); key.push(format!("sha1:{}", sha).as_bytes().to_vec()); key } }; let (start, end, r#type) = self.compress_block(&key, chunks, length, (length / 2) as u128, soft)?; Ok((sha, start, end, r#type)) } /// Compress chunks with label key. /// /// :param key: A key tuple. It is stored in the output for identification /// of the text during decompression. /// /// :param chunks: The chunks of bytes to be compressed /// /// :param input_len: The length of the chunks /// /// :param max_delta_size: The size above which we issue a fulltext instead /// of a delta. /// /// :param soft: Do a 'soft' compression. This means that we require larger /// ranges to match to be considered for a copy command. /// /// # Returns /// The sha1 of lines, the start and end offsets in the delta, and /// the type ('fulltext' or 'delta'). fn compress_block( &mut self, key: &[Vec], chunks: &[&[u8]], input_len: usize, max_delta_size: u128, soft: Option, ) -> Result<(usize, usize, RecordKind), Error>; /// Return the overall compression ratio. fn ratio(&self) -> f32; /// Finish this group, creating a formatted stream. /// /// After calling this, the compressor should no longer be used fn flush(self) -> (Vec>, usize); /// Call this if you want to 'revoke' the last compression. /// /// After this, the data structures will be rolled back, but you cannot do more compression. fn flush_without_last(self) -> (Vec>, usize); } pub struct TraditionalGroupCompressor { delta_index: crate::groupcompress::line_delta::LinesDeltaIndex, endpoint: usize, input_bytes: usize, last: Option<(usize, usize)>, labels_deltas: HashMap>, (usize, usize, usize, usize)>, } impl GroupCompressor for TraditionalGroupCompressor { fn ratio(&self) -> f32 { if self.endpoint == 0 { 0.0 } else { self.input_bytes as f32 / self.endpoint as f32 } } fn flush(self) -> (Vec>, usize) { (self.delta_index.lines().to_vec(), self.endpoint) } fn flush_without_last(self) -> (Vec>, usize) { let last = self.last.unwrap(); (self.delta_index.lines()[..last.0].to_vec(), last.1) } fn compress_block( &mut self, key: &[Vec], chunks: &[&[u8]], input_len: usize, max_delta_size: u128, soft: Option, ) -> Result<(usize, usize, RecordKind), Error> { let new_lines = crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(chunks.iter().map(|x| Ok::<_, std::io::Error>(*x))) .collect::, _>>() .unwrap(); let (mut out_lines, mut index_lines) = self.delta_index .make_delta(new_lines.as_slice(), input_len, soft); let delta_length = out_lines.iter().map(|l| l.len() as u128).sum(); let (kind, out_lines) = if delta_length > max_delta_size { // The delta is longer than the fulltext, insert a fulltext let mut out_lines = vec![Cow::Borrowed(&b"f"[..]), { let mut data = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut data, input_len as u128).unwrap(); Cow::Owned(data) }]; index_lines.clear(); index_lines.extend(vec![false, false]); index_lines.extend([true].repeat(new_lines.len())); out_lines.extend(new_lines); (RecordKind::Fulltext, out_lines) } else { // this is a worthy delta, output it out_lines[0] = Cow::Borrowed(&b"d"[..]); // Update the delta_length to include those two encoded integers { let mut data = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut data, delta_length).unwrap(); out_lines[1] = Cow::Owned(data); } (RecordKind::Delta, out_lines) }; // Before insertion let start = self.endpoint; let chunk_start = self.delta_index.lines().len(); self.last = Some((chunk_start, self.endpoint)); self.delta_index.extend_lines( out_lines .into_iter() .map(|x| x.into_owned()) .collect::>() .as_slice(), &index_lines, ); self.endpoint = self.delta_index.endpoint(); self.input_bytes += input_len; let chunk_end = self.delta_index.lines().len(); self.labels_deltas .insert(key.to_vec(), (start, chunk_start, self.endpoint, chunk_end)); Ok((start, self.endpoint, kind)) } } impl Default for TraditionalGroupCompressor { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() } } impl TraditionalGroupCompressor { pub fn new() -> Self { Self { delta_index: crate::groupcompress::line_delta::LinesDeltaIndex::new(vec![]), endpoint: 0, input_bytes: 0, last: None, labels_deltas: HashMap::new(), } } pub fn chunks(&self) -> &[Vec] { self.delta_index.lines() } pub fn endpoint(&self) -> usize { self.endpoint } /// Extract a key previously added to the compressor. /// /// # Arguments /// * `key`: The key to extract. /// /// # Returns /// An iterable over chunks and the sha1. pub fn extract(&self, key: &[Vec]) -> Result<(Vec>, String), ExtractError> { let (_start_byte, start_chunk, _end_byte, end_chunk) = self .labels_deltas .get(key) .ok_or_else(|| ExtractError::KeyNotFound(key.to_vec()))?; let delta_chunks = &self.delta_index.lines()[*start_chunk..*end_chunk]; let stored_bytes = delta_chunks.concat(); let data = match read_item(&mut stored_bytes.as_slice())? { GroupCompressItem::Fulltext(data) => vec![data], GroupCompressItem::Delta(data) => { let source = self.delta_index.lines()[..*start_chunk].concat(); vec![apply_delta(source.as_slice(), data.as_slice())?] } }; let data_sha1 = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(data.as_slice()); Ok((data, data_sha1)) } } /// A group compressor backed by the rabin-fingerprint delta algorithm. /// /// Mirrors the layout of the historical Python `RabinGroupCompressor` class: /// the compressor accumulates records as a flat `Vec>` of chunks, /// keyed by `(start_byte, start_chunk, end_byte, end_chunk)` tuples in /// `labels_deltas`. Each record stored in `chunks` consists of a one-byte type /// header (`b"f"` for fulltext, `b"d"` for delta), a base-128 encoded length, /// and the payload bytes. pub struct RabinGroupCompressor { delta_index: OwningDeltaIndex, chunks: Vec>, endpoint: usize, input_bytes: usize, last: Option<(usize, usize)>, labels_deltas: HashMap>, (usize, usize, usize, usize)>, } impl Default for RabinGroupCompressor { fn default() -> Self { Self::new(None) } } impl RabinGroupCompressor { pub fn new(max_bytes_to_index: Option) -> Self { Self { delta_index: OwningDeltaIndex::new(max_bytes_to_index), chunks: Vec::new(), endpoint: 0, input_bytes: 0, last: None, labels_deltas: HashMap::new(), } } pub fn chunks(&self) -> &[Vec] { &self.chunks } pub fn endpoint(&self) -> usize { self.endpoint } pub fn input_bytes(&self) -> usize { self.input_bytes } pub fn max_bytes_to_index(&self) -> Option { self.delta_index.max_bytes_to_index() } pub fn labels_deltas(&self) -> &HashMap>, (usize, usize, usize, usize)> { &self.labels_deltas } /// Extract a previously-compressed record back to its original bytes. pub fn extract(&self, key: &[Vec]) -> Result<(Vec>, String), ExtractError> { let (_start_byte, start_chunk, _end_byte, end_chunk) = self .labels_deltas .get(key) .ok_or_else(|| ExtractError::KeyNotFound(key.to_vec()))?; let delta_chunks = &self.chunks[*start_chunk..*end_chunk]; let stored_bytes: Vec = delta_chunks.concat(); if stored_bytes.is_empty() { return Err(ExtractError::EmptyPayload); } let kind = stored_bytes[0]; let mut cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(&stored_bytes[1..]); let payload_len = read_base128_int(&mut cursor) .map_err(|e| ExtractError::BadLengthPrefix(e.to_string()))?; let len_len = cursor.position() as usize; let data_len = payload_len as usize + 1 + len_len; if data_len != stored_bytes.len() { return Err(ExtractError::LengthMismatch { stored: stored_bytes.len(), expected: data_len, }); } let payload = &stored_bytes[1 + len_len..]; let data = match kind { b'f' => vec![payload.to_vec()], b'd' => { let source = self.chunks[..*start_chunk].concat(); vec![apply_delta(&source, payload)?] } other => return Err(ExtractError::UnknownKind(other)), }; let data_sha1 = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(&data); Ok((data, data_sha1)) } fn output_chunks(&mut self, new_chunks: Vec>) { self.last = Some((self.chunks.len(), self.endpoint)); let added: usize = new_chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); self.chunks.extend(new_chunks); self.endpoint += added; } /// Roll back the most recent `compress_block` call. /// /// After this, the compressor is left in a state where you cannot continue /// compressing — only `flush` is meaningful. Mirrors the Python /// `_pop_last`. pub fn pop_last(&mut self) { let (chunk_start, byte_endpoint) = self.last.expect("pop_last called without a last entry"); self.chunks.truncate(chunk_start); self.endpoint = byte_endpoint; self.last = None; } } impl GroupCompressor for RabinGroupCompressor { fn ratio(&self) -> f32 { if self.endpoint == 0 { 0.0 } else { self.input_bytes as f32 / self.endpoint as f32 } } fn flush(self) -> (Vec>, usize) { (self.chunks, self.endpoint) } fn flush_without_last(mut self) -> (Vec>, usize) { self.pop_last(); self.flush() } fn compress_block( &mut self, key: &[Vec], chunks: &[&[u8]], input_len: usize, max_delta_size: u128, _soft: Option, ) -> Result<(usize, usize, RecordKind), Error> { let bytes: Vec = chunks.iter().flat_map(|c| c.iter().copied()).collect(); let max_delta = max_delta_size as usize; let delta = self .delta_index .make_delta(&bytes, max_delta) .expect("rabin delta indexing"); let (kind, new_chunks): (RecordKind, Vec>) = match delta { None => { let mut enc_length = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut enc_length, input_len as u128).unwrap(); let len_mini_header = 1 + enc_length.len(); self.delta_index.add_source(bytes, len_mini_header); let mut new_chunks = Vec::with_capacity(2 + chunks.len()); new_chunks.push(b"f".to_vec()); new_chunks.push(enc_length); for chunk in chunks { new_chunks.push(chunk.to_vec()); } (RecordKind::Fulltext, new_chunks) } Some(delta_bytes) => { let mut enc_length = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut enc_length, delta_bytes.len() as u128).unwrap(); let len_mini_header = 1 + enc_length.len(); self.delta_index .add_delta_source(delta_bytes.clone(), len_mini_header) .expect("rabin delta source"); let new_chunks = vec![b"d".to_vec(), enc_length, delta_bytes]; (RecordKind::Delta, new_chunks) } }; let start = self.endpoint; let chunk_start = self.chunks.len(); self.output_chunks(new_chunks); self.input_bytes += input_len; let chunk_end = self.chunks.len(); self.labels_deltas .insert(key.to_vec(), (start, chunk_start, self.endpoint, chunk_end)); Ok((start, self.endpoint, kind)) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn key(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Key { Key::Fixed(parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect()) } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_round_trips_fulltext() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let text = b"hello world\nthis is a fulltext\n"; let (sha, start, end, kind) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Fulltext); assert!(end > start); assert!(!sha.is_empty()); let stored_key: Vec> = vec![b"label".to_vec()]; let (data, data_sha) = gc.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, vec![text.to_vec()]); assert_eq!(data_sha, sha); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_round_trips_delta() { // Two records sharing a long common prefix should let the second be // delta-encoded against the first. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let base = b"common prefix that is long enough to be worth indexing\nmore shared text\n"; let derived = b"common prefix that is long enough to be worth indexing\nmore shared text\nplus a little extra\n"; gc.compress( &key(&[b"base"]), &[base.as_slice()], base.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (_sha, _start, _end, kind) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"derived"]), &[derived.as_slice()], derived.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Delta); let (data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"derived".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, vec![derived.to_vec()]); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_pop_last_rolls_back() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); gc.compress( &key(&[b"a"]), &[b"first record\n".as_slice()], 13, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let chunks_after_first = gc.chunks().to_vec(); let endpoint_after_first = gc.endpoint(); gc.compress( &key(&[b"b"]), &[b"second record\n".as_slice()], 14, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); gc.pop_last(); assert_eq!(gc.chunks(), chunks_after_first.as_slice()); assert_eq!(gc.endpoint(), endpoint_after_first); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_empty_input_returns_null_sha() { // Empty records short-circuit through the trait default and produce // (NULL_SHA1, 0, 0, "fulltext") without touching the delta index. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let (sha, start, end, kind) = gc .compress(&key(&[b"empty"]), &[], 0, None, None, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(start, 0); assert_eq!(end, 0); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Fulltext); assert_eq!(sha.as_bytes(), crate::groupcompress::NULL_SHA1.as_slice()); assert_eq!(gc.endpoint(), 0); assert!(gc.labels_deltas().is_empty()); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_empty_input_with_matching_nostore_raises() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let null_sha = String::from_utf8(crate::groupcompress::NULL_SHA1.clone()).unwrap(); let err = gc .compress(&key(&[b"empty"]), &[], 0, None, Some(null_sha), None) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::ExistingContent(_))); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_nostore_sha_match_raises_existing_content() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let text = b"some content that we want to deduplicate\n"; let actual_sha = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(&[text.as_slice()]); let err = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, Some(actual_sha), None, ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::ExistingContent(_))); // Nothing was added. assert_eq!(gc.endpoint(), 0); assert!(gc.labels_deltas().is_empty()); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_expected_sha_passthrough() { // When expected_sha is supplied, the trait skips computing the sha // and uses the caller's value as the returned sha. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let text = b"a small fulltext\n"; let claimed_sha = "deadbeef".to_string(); let (sha, _, _, _) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), Some(claimed_sha.clone()), None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(sha, claimed_sha); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_content_addressed_key_substitution() { // A ContentAddressed key has its sha appended as the last segment. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let text = b"content-addressed body\n"; let key = Key::ContentAddressed(vec![b"prefix".to_vec()]); let (sha, _, _, _) = gc .compress(&key, &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None) .unwrap(); let expected_sha = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(&[text.as_slice()]); assert_eq!(sha, expected_sha); // The recorded label_deltas key is the prefix plus "sha1:..." segment. let stored_key = vec![ b"prefix".to_vec(), format!("sha1:{}", expected_sha).into_bytes(), ]; assert!(gc.labels_deltas().contains_key(&stored_key)); let (data, _) = gc.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, vec![text.to_vec()]); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_extract_after_intermediate_delta() { // Add fulltext, delta, then extract the fulltext: this exercises // chunk-slice indexing across multiple records and verifies that // earlier records can still be reconstructed after later additions. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let base = b"common prefix that is long enough to be worth indexing\nshared\n"; let derived = b"common prefix that is long enough to be worth indexing\nshared\nplus more\n"; gc.compress( &key(&[b"base"]), &[base.as_slice()], base.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); gc.compress( &key(&[b"derived"]), &[derived.as_slice()], derived.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"base".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, vec![base.to_vec()]); let (data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"derived".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data, vec![derived.to_vec()]); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_flush_without_last_drops_final_record() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); gc.compress( &key(&[b"a"]), &[b"first record\n".as_slice()], 13, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let endpoint_after_first = gc.endpoint(); gc.compress( &key(&[b"b"]), &[b"second record\n".as_slice()], 14, None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (chunks, endpoint) = gc.flush_without_last(); assert_eq!(endpoint, endpoint_after_first); let total: usize = chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); assert_eq!(total, endpoint_after_first); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_input_chunks_can_be_split() { // A record that arrives as multiple input chunks should serialize to // the same byte stream as if it had arrived as one slice. The chunk // *vector* may be segmented differently — what matters is that the // concatenated bytes and the endpoint are identical. let mut single = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let one_shot = b"hello world\nthis is a single slice\n"; single .compress( &key(&[b"k"]), &[one_shot.as_slice()], one_shot.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let mut multi = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let parts: &[&[u8]] = &[b"hello world\n", b"this is a single slice\n"]; let total_len: usize = parts.iter().map(|p| p.len()).sum(); multi .compress(&key(&[b"k"]), parts, total_len, None, None, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(single.chunks().concat(), multi.chunks().concat()); assert_eq!(single.endpoint(), multi.endpoint()); // And the records extract to the same content either way. let stored_key = vec![b"k".to_vec()]; let (single_data, _) = single.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); let (multi_data, _) = multi.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(single_data.concat(), multi_data.concat()); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_ratio_zero_for_empty_compressor() { let gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); assert_eq!(gc.ratio(), 0.0); } #[test] fn rabin_compressor_ratio_above_one_after_compression() { let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); // Two near-identical records should compress well, leaving a ratio // significantly above 1.0 (input bytes much larger than output). let text = b"the same long line repeated for compression\n".repeat(8); gc.compress( &key(&[b"a"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); gc.compress( &key(&[b"b"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert!(gc.ratio() > 1.0); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_round_trips_fulltext() { let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let text = b"hello world\nthis is a line-based fulltext\n"; let (sha, start, end, kind) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Fulltext); assert!(end > start); assert!(!sha.is_empty()); let stored_key: Vec> = vec![b"label".to_vec()]; let (data, data_sha) = gc.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data.concat(), text.to_vec()); assert_eq!(data_sha, sha); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_delta_copies_from_two_parents() { // Port of test_three_nosha_delta: the third record draws copies from // BOTH earlier records, and the emitted delta bytes must match exactly. let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let t1 = b"strange\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n"; gc.compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[t1.as_slice()], t1.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let t2 = b"different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n"; gc.compress( &key(&[b"newlabel"]), &[t2.as_slice()], t2.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); // Capture the chunk boundary before the third record so we can isolate // just its delta. let chunks_before: usize = gc.chunks().iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); let t3 = b"new\ncommon very very long line\nwith some extra text\n\ different\nmoredifferent\nand then some more\n"; let (sha, _start, end, kind) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label3"]), &[t3.as_slice()], t3.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Delta); assert_eq!(sha, crate::osutils::sha::sha_string(t3)); let all: Vec = gc.chunks().concat(); let new_delta = &all[chunks_before..]; let expected: &[u8] = b"d\x0c\x5f\x04new\n\x91\x0a\x30\x91\x3c\x2b"; assert_eq!(new_delta, expected); // end - chunks_before is the delta's contribution to the endpoint. assert_eq!(end - chunks_before, expected.len()); // The delta must still extract back to the full text. let (data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"label3".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data.concat(), t3.to_vec()); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_round_trips_delta() { // Two records sharing a long common prefix should let the second be // line-delta encoded against the first. let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let base = b"shared line one\nshared line two\nshared line three\nshared line four\n"; let derived = b"shared line one\nshared line two\nshared line three\nshared line four\nplus extra\n"; gc.compress( &key(&[b"base"]), &[base.as_slice()], base.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (_sha, _start, _end, kind) = gc .compress( &key(&[b"derived"]), &[derived.as_slice()], derived.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Delta); let (data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"derived".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data.concat(), derived.to_vec()); // And the earlier fulltext must still extract correctly after the // delta has been appended. let (base_data, _) = gc.extract(&vec![b"base".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(base_data.concat(), base.to_vec()); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_empty_input_returns_null_sha() { let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let (sha, start, end, kind) = gc .compress(&key(&[b"empty"]), &[], 0, None, None, None) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(start, 0); assert_eq!(end, 0); assert_eq!(kind, RecordKind::Fulltext); assert_eq!(sha.as_bytes(), crate::groupcompress::NULL_SHA1.as_slice()); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_nostore_sha_match_raises_existing_content() { let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let text = b"some line-delta content\n"; let actual_sha = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(&[text.as_slice()]); let err = gc .compress( &key(&[b"label"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, Some(actual_sha), None, ) .unwrap_err(); assert!(matches!(err, Error::ExistingContent(_))); assert_eq!(gc.endpoint(), 0); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_content_addressed_key_substitution() { let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let text = b"content-addressed body\n"; let key = Key::ContentAddressed(vec![b"prefix".to_vec()]); let (sha, _, _, _) = gc .compress(&key, &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None) .unwrap(); let expected_sha = crate::osutils::sha::sha_chunks(&[text.as_slice()]); assert_eq!(sha, expected_sha); let stored_key = vec![ b"prefix".to_vec(), format!("sha1:{}", expected_sha).into_bytes(), ]; let (data, _) = gc.extract(&stored_key).unwrap(); assert_eq!(data.concat(), text.to_vec()); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_ratio_zero_for_empty_compressor() { let gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); assert_eq!(gc.ratio(), 0.0); } #[test] fn traditional_compressor_ratio_above_one_after_compression() { let mut gc = TraditionalGroupCompressor::new(); let text = b"the same long line repeated for compression\n".repeat(8); gc.compress( &key(&[b"a"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); gc.compress( &key(&[b"b"]), &[text.as_slice()], text.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); assert!(gc.ratio() > 1.0); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/delta.rs0000644000000000000000000005573415170166427021565 0ustar00//! Groupcompress delta wire format: base128 integers, copy/insert //! instructions, and whole-delta apply. //! //! This module implements the low-level bits of the groupcompress delta //! format shared by both the knit-derived [`super::line_delta`] path and //! the rabin-hash path in [`super::rabin_delta`]. Callers normally want //! the `read_*`/`write_*` pair that takes an `impl Read`/`impl Write` — //! the slice-based helpers ([`encode_base128_int`], [`decode_base128_int`], //! [`decode_copy_instruction`]) are ergonomic wrappers that allocate or //! build a `Cursor` under the hood. //! //! High-level whole-delta operations ([`apply_delta`], //! [`apply_delta_to_source`], [`decode_instruction`]) return structured //! [`DeltaError`] values so callers can discriminate truncated streams, //! out-of-range copies, and length mismatches without string matching. use byteorder::{ReadBytesExt, WriteBytesExt}; use std::io::{Read, Write}; pub const MAX_INSERT_SIZE: usize = 0x7F; pub const MAX_COPY_SIZE: usize = 0x10000; /// Errors returned by the groupcompress delta decoder / applier. /// /// The variants distinguish I/O-shaped failures (truncated streams) from /// invariant violations (out-of-range copies, wrong command byte) so /// callers can tell "this is a short read" apart from "this is corrupt /// data". /// /// `DeltaError` is `Clone + PartialEq + Eq` so it can participate in test /// assertions directly. The I/O path normalises `std::io::Error` into a /// `(ErrorKind, String)` pair for the same reason the knit module does /// it: corrupt streams produce textual diagnostics and carrying a live /// `io::Error` would poison the derive. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum DeltaError { /// The underlying reader (usually `&[u8]`) returned an `io::Error`, /// most commonly `UnexpectedEof` from a truncated delta stream. /// The original error is normalised into its `ErrorKind` and /// display message so the variant stays value-typed. Io { kind: std::io::ErrorKind, message: String, }, /// A copy instruction addressed bytes past the end of its source. CopyOutOfRange { offset: usize, length: usize, source_len: usize, }, /// The `0x00` command byte is reserved and not supported. ReservedCommandZero, /// The high bit (`0x80`) of a copy command was clear. Used by the /// low-level [`read_copy_instruction`] path when the caller hands in /// a byte that wasn't a copy instruction at all. NotACopyCommand { cmd: u8 }, /// The trailing length self-check on an applied delta failed: the /// header claimed `declared` output bytes but the applier produced /// `actual`. LengthMismatch { declared: usize, actual: usize }, /// [`apply_delta_to_source`] got an out-of-range `[delta_start, /// delta_end)` slice of the source buffer. InvalidDeltaRange { start: usize, end: usize, source_len: usize, }, /// An insert instruction claimed more bytes than the backing buffer /// had left. Used by the slice-oriented [`decode_instruction`]; the /// streaming [`read_instruction`] path surfaces this as /// [`DeltaError::Io`] with `UnexpectedEof`. InsertPastEnd { pos: usize, length: usize, data_len: usize, }, } impl From for DeltaError { fn from(e: std::io::Error) -> Self { DeltaError::Io { kind: e.kind(), message: e.to_string(), } } } impl std::fmt::Display for DeltaError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { DeltaError::Io { message, .. } => write!(f, "{}", message), DeltaError::CopyOutOfRange { offset, length, source_len, } => write!( f, "data would copy bytes past the end of source \ (offset={}, length={}, source_len={})", offset, length, source_len ), DeltaError::ReservedCommandZero => write!(f, "Command == 0 not supported yet"), DeltaError::NotACopyCommand { cmd } => { write!( f, "copy instructions must have bit 0x80 set (got {:#x})", cmd ) } DeltaError::LengthMismatch { declared, actual } => write!( f, "Delta claimed to be {} long, but ended up {} long", declared, actual ), DeltaError::InvalidDeltaRange { start, end, source_len, } => write!( f, "invalid delta range [{}, {}) in source of length {}", start, end, source_len ), DeltaError::InsertPastEnd { pos, length, data_len, } => write!( f, "Instruction length {} at position {} extends past end of data ({} bytes)", length, pos, data_len ), } } } impl std::error::Error for DeltaError {} /// Allocating convenience for [`write_base128_int`]: encode `val` into a /// fresh `Vec`. Prefer the `write_*` variant when you already have an /// `impl Write` sink to avoid the intermediate allocation. pub fn encode_base128_int(val: u128) -> Vec { let mut data = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut data, val).unwrap(); data } /// Encode an integer using base128 encoding. pub fn write_base128_int(mut writer: W, val: u128) -> std::io::Result { let mut val = val; let mut length = 0; while val >= 0x80 { writer.write_all(&[((val | 0x80) & 0xFF) as u8])?; length += 1; val >>= 7; } writer.write_all(&[val as u8])?; Ok(length + 1) } /// Decode a base128 encoded integer. pub fn read_base128_int(reader: &mut R) -> Result { let mut val: u128 = 0; let mut shift = 0; let mut bval = [0]; reader.read_exact(&mut bval)?; while bval[0] >= 0x80 { val |= ((bval[0] & 0x7F) as u128) << shift; reader.read_exact(&mut bval)?; shift += 7; } val |= (bval[0] as u128) << shift; Ok(val) } #[cfg(test)] mod test_base128_int { #[test] fn test_decode_base128_int() { assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x00]), (0, 1)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x01]), (1, 1)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x7F]), (127, 1)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x01]), (128, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0xFF, 0x01]), (255, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x02]), (256, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x81, 0x02]), (257, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x82, 0x02]), (258, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0xFF, 0x7F]), (16383, 2)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x80, 0x01]), (16384, 3)); assert_eq!(super::decode_base128_int(&[0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F]), (2097151, 3)); assert_eq!( super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01]), (2097152, 4) ); assert_eq!( super::decode_base128_int(&[0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F]), (268435455, 4) ); assert_eq!( super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01]), (268435456, 5) ); assert_eq!( super::decode_base128_int(&[0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F]), (34359738367, 5) ); assert_eq!( super::decode_base128_int(&[0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01]), (34359738368, 6) ); } #[test] fn test_encode_base128_int() { assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(0), [0x00]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(1), [0x01]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(127), [0x7F]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(128), [0x80, 0x01]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(255), [0xFF, 0x01]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(256), [0x80, 0x02]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(257), [0x81, 0x02]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(258), [0x82, 0x02]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(16383), [0xFF, 0x7F]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(16384), [0x80, 0x80, 0x01]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(2097151), [0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F]); assert_eq!(super::encode_base128_int(2097152), [0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01]); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(268435455), [0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F] ); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(268435456), [0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01] ); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(34359738367), [0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F] ); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(34359738368), [0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01] ); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(4398046511103), [0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F] ); assert_eq!( super::encode_base128_int(4398046511104), [0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x80, 0x01] ); } } /// Slice-oriented counterpart to [`read_base128_int`]: returns /// `(value, consumed_bytes)`. Panics if `data` doesn't contain a complete /// base128 encoding — use the streaming variant directly if you need to /// tolerate truncation. pub fn decode_base128_int(data: &[u8]) -> (u128, usize) { let mut cursor = std::io::Cursor::new(data); let val = read_base128_int(&mut cursor).unwrap(); (val, cursor.position() as usize) } /// Slice-oriented counterpart to [`read_copy_instruction`]: decode a /// copy command that starts at `pos` in `data`, returning /// `(offset, length, new_pos)` where `new_pos` is the byte just after /// the instruction. pub fn decode_copy_instruction( data: &[u8], cmd: u8, pos: usize, ) -> Result<(usize, usize, usize), DeltaError> { let mut c = std::io::Cursor::new(&data[pos..]); let (offset, length) = read_copy_instruction(&mut c, cmd)?; Ok((offset, length, pos + c.position() as usize)) } pub type CopyInstruction = (usize, usize); pub fn read_copy_instruction( reader: &mut R, cmd: u8, ) -> Result { if cmd & 0x80 != 0x80 { return Err(DeltaError::NotACopyCommand { cmd }); } let mut offset = 0; let mut length = 0; if cmd & 0x01 != 0 { offset = reader.read_u8()? as usize; } if cmd & 0x02 != 0 { offset |= (reader.read_u8()? as usize) << 8; } if cmd & 0x04 != 0 { offset |= (reader.read_u8()? as usize) << 16; } if cmd & 0x08 != 0 { offset |= (reader.read_u8()? as usize) << 24; } if cmd & 0x10 != 0 { length = reader.read_u8()? as usize; } if cmd & 0x20 != 0 { length |= (reader.read_u8()? as usize) << 8; } if cmd & 0x40 != 0 { length |= (reader.read_u8()? as usize) << 16; } if length == 0 { length = 65536; } Ok((offset, length)) } /// Apply a groupcompress delta to `basis`, returning the reconstructed /// target bytes. pub fn apply_delta(basis: &[u8], mut delta: &[u8]) -> Result, DeltaError> { let target_length = read_base128_int(&mut delta)?; let mut lines = Vec::new(); while !delta.is_empty() { let cmd = delta.read_u8()?; if cmd & 0x80 != 0 { let (offset, length) = read_copy_instruction(&mut delta, cmd)?; let last = offset + length; if last > basis.len() { return Err(DeltaError::CopyOutOfRange { offset, length, source_len: basis.len(), }); } lines.extend_from_slice(&basis[offset..last]); } else { if cmd == 0 { return Err(DeltaError::ReservedCommandZero); } lines.extend_from_slice(&delta[..cmd as usize]); delta = &delta[cmd as usize..]; } } let target_len = target_length as usize; if lines.len() != target_len { return Err(DeltaError::LengthMismatch { declared: target_len, actual: lines.len(), }); } Ok(lines) } #[cfg(test)] mod test_apply_delta { const TEXT1: &[u8] = b"This is a bit of source text which is meant to be matched against other text "; const TEXT2: &[u8] = b"This is a bit of source text which is meant to differ from against other text "; #[test] fn test_apply_delta() { let target = super::apply_delta(TEXT1, b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(target, TEXT2); let target = super::apply_delta(TEXT2, b"M\x90/\x1ebe matched\nagainst other text\n").unwrap(); assert_eq!(target, TEXT1); } } /// Apply a delta that lives at bytes `[delta_start, delta_end)` within /// `source`. Convenience wrapper around [`apply_delta`] that validates /// the range first. pub fn apply_delta_to_source( source: &[u8], delta_start: usize, delta_end: usize, ) -> Result, DeltaError> { let source_len = source.len(); if delta_start >= source_len || delta_end > source_len || delta_start >= delta_end { return Err(DeltaError::InvalidDeltaRange { start: delta_start, end: delta_end, source_len, }); } let delta_bytes = &source[delta_start..delta_end]; apply_delta(source, delta_bytes) } pub fn encode_copy_instruction(mut offset: usize, mut length: usize) -> Vec { let mut copy_bytes = vec![]; // Convert this offset into a control code and bytes. let mut copy_command: u8 = 0x80; for copy_bit in [0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08].iter() { let base_byte = (offset & 0xff) as u8; if base_byte != 0 { copy_command |= *copy_bit; copy_bytes.push(base_byte); } offset >>= 8; } assert!( length <= MAX_COPY_SIZE, "we don't emit copy records for lengths > 64KiB" ); assert_ne!(length, 0, "we don't emit copy records for lengths == 0"); if length != 0x10000 { // A copy of length exactly 64*1024 == 0x10000 is sent as a length of 0, // since that saves bytes for large chained copies for copy_bit in [0x10, 0x20].iter() { let base_byte = (length & 0xff) as u8; if base_byte != 0 { copy_command |= *copy_bit; copy_bytes.push(base_byte); } length >>= 8; } } copy_bytes.insert(0, copy_command); copy_bytes } pub fn write_copy_instruction( mut writer: W, offset: usize, length: usize, ) -> Result { let data = encode_copy_instruction(offset, length); writer.write_all(data.as_slice())?; Ok(data.len()) } pub fn write_insert_instruction( mut writer: W, data: &[u8], ) -> Result { let mut total = 0; for chunk in data.chunks(0x7F) { writer.write_u8(chunk.len() as u8)?; writer.write_all(chunk)?; total += chunk.len() + 1; } Ok(total) } #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Instruction> { r#Copy { offset: usize, length: usize }, Insert(T), } pub fn write_instruction>( writer: W, instruction: &Instruction, ) -> std::io::Result { match instruction { Instruction::Copy { offset, length } => write_copy_instruction(writer, *offset, *length), Instruction::Insert(data) => write_insert_instruction(writer, data.borrow()), } } pub fn read_instruction(mut reader: R) -> Result>, DeltaError> { let cmd = reader.read_u8()?; if cmd & 0x80 != 0 { let (offset, length) = read_copy_instruction(&mut reader, cmd)?; Ok(Instruction::Copy { offset, length }) } else if cmd == 0 { Err(DeltaError::ReservedCommandZero) } else { let length = cmd as usize; let mut data = vec![0; length]; reader.read_exact(&mut data)?; Ok(Instruction::Insert(data)) } } /// Decode a copy instruction from the given data, starting at the given position. /// Decode a single delta instruction from `data` starting at `pos`, /// returning the instruction and the new cursor position. pub fn decode_instruction( data: &[u8], pos: usize, ) -> Result<(Instruction<&[u8]>, usize), DeltaError> { let cmd = data[pos]; if cmd & 0x80 != 0 { let mut c = std::io::Cursor::new(&data[pos + 1..]); let (offset, length) = read_copy_instruction(&mut c, cmd)?; let newpos = pos + 1 + c.position() as usize; Ok((Instruction::Copy { offset, length }, newpos)) } else { let length = cmd as usize; let newpos = pos + 1 + length; if newpos > data.len() { return Err(DeltaError::InsertPastEnd { pos, length, data_len: data.len(), }); } Ok((Instruction::Insert(&data[pos + 1..newpos]), newpos)) } } #[cfg(test)] mod test_copy_instruction { fn assert_encode(expected: &[u8], offset: usize, length: usize) { let data = super::encode_copy_instruction(offset, length); assert_eq!(expected, data); } fn assert_decode( exp_offset: usize, exp_length: usize, exp_newpos: usize, data: &[u8], mut pos: usize, ) { let cmd = data[pos]; pos += 1; let out = super::decode_copy_instruction(data, cmd, pos).unwrap(); assert_eq!((exp_offset, exp_length, exp_newpos), out); } #[test] fn test_encode_no_length() { assert_encode(b"\x80", 0, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x81\x01", 1, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x81\x0a", 10, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x81\xff", 255, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x82\x01", 256, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x83\x01\x01", 257, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x8F\xff\xff\xff\xff", 0xFFFFFFFF, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x8E\xff\xff\xff", 0xFFFFFF00, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x8D\xff\xff\xff", 0xFFFF00FF, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x8B\xff\xff\xff", 0xFF00FFFF, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x87\xff\xff\xff", 0x00FFFFFF, 64 * 1024); assert_encode(b"\x8F\x04\x03\x02\x01", 0x01020304, 64 * 1024); } #[test] fn test_encode_no_offset() { assert_encode(b"\x90\x01", 0, 1); assert_encode(b"\x90\x0a", 0, 10); assert_encode(b"\x90\xff", 0, 255); assert_encode(b"\xA0\x01", 0, 256); assert_encode(b"\xB0\x01\x01", 0, 257); assert_encode(b"\xB0\xff\xff", 0, 0xFFFF); // Special case, if copy == 64KiB, then we store exactly 0 // Note that this puns with a copy of exactly 0 bytes, but we don't care // about that, as we would never actually copy 0 bytes assert_encode(b"\x80", 0, 64 * 1024) } #[test] fn test_encode() { assert_encode(b"\x91\x01\x01", 1, 1); assert_encode(b"\x91\x09\x0a", 9, 10); assert_encode(b"\x91\xfe\xff", 254, 255); assert_encode(b"\xA2\x02\x01", 512, 256); assert_encode(b"\xB3\x02\x01\x01\x01", 258, 257); assert_encode(b"\xB0\x01\x01", 0, 257); // Special case, if copy == 64KiB, then we store exactly 0 // Note that this puns with a copy of exactly 0 bytes, but we don't care // about that, as we would never actually copy 0 bytes assert_encode(b"\x81\x0a", 10, 64 * 1024); } #[test] fn test_decode_no_length() { // If length is 0, it is interpreted as 64KiB // The shortest possible instruction is a copy of 64KiB from offset 0 assert_decode(0, 65536, 1, b"\x80", 0); assert_decode(1, 65536, 2, b"\x81\x01", 0); assert_decode(10, 65536, 2, b"\x81\x0a", 0); assert_decode(255, 65536, 2, b"\x81\xff", 0); assert_decode(256, 65536, 2, b"\x82\x01", 0); assert_decode(257, 65536, 3, b"\x83\x01\x01", 0); assert_decode(0xFFFFFFFF, 65536, 5, b"\x8F\xff\xff\xff\xff", 0); assert_decode(0xFFFFFF00, 65536, 4, b"\x8E\xff\xff\xff", 0); assert_decode(0xFFFF00FF, 65536, 4, b"\x8D\xff\xff\xff", 0); assert_decode(0xFF00FFFF, 65536, 4, b"\x8B\xff\xff\xff", 0); assert_decode(0x00FFFFFF, 65536, 4, b"\x87\xff\xff\xff", 0); assert_decode(0x01020304, 65536, 5, b"\x8F\x04\x03\x02\x01", 0); } #[test] fn test_decode_no_offset() { assert_decode(0, 1, 2, b"\x90\x01", 0); assert_decode(0, 10, 2, b"\x90\x0a", 0); assert_decode(0, 255, 2, b"\x90\xff", 0); assert_decode(0, 256, 2, b"\xA0\x01", 0); assert_decode(0, 257, 3, b"\xB0\x01\x01", 0); assert_decode(0, 65535, 3, b"\xB0\xff\xff", 0); // Special case, if copy == 64KiB, then we store exactly 0 // Note that this puns with a copy of exactly 0 bytes, but we don't care // about that, as we would never actually copy 0 bytes assert_decode(0, 65536, 1, b"\x80", 0); } #[test] fn test_decode() { assert_decode(1, 1, 3, b"\x91\x01\x01", 0); assert_decode(9, 10, 3, b"\x91\x09\x0a", 0); assert_decode(254, 255, 3, b"\x91\xfe\xff", 0); assert_decode(512, 256, 3, b"\xA2\x02\x01", 0); assert_decode(258, 257, 5, b"\xB3\x02\x01\x01\x01", 0); assert_decode(0, 257, 3, b"\xB0\x01\x01", 0); } #[test] fn test_decode_not_start() { assert_decode(1, 1, 6, b"abc\x91\x01\x01def", 3); assert_decode(9, 10, 5, b"ab\x91\x09\x0ade", 2); assert_decode(254, 255, 6, b"not\x91\xfe\xffcopy", 3); } } #[cfg(test)] mod test_instruction { use super::{decode_instruction, Instruction}; #[test] fn test_decode_copy_instruction() { assert_eq!( Ok(( Instruction::Copy { offset: 0, length: 65536 }, 1 )), decode_instruction(&b"\x80"[..], 0) ); assert_eq!( Ok(( Instruction::Copy { offset: 10, length: 65536 }, 2 )), decode_instruction(&b"\x81\x0a"[..], 0) ); } #[test] fn test_decode_insert_instruction() { assert_eq!( Ok((Instruction::Insert(&b"\x00"[..]), 2)), decode_instruction(&b"\x01\x00"[..], 0) ); assert_eq!( Ok((Instruction::Insert(&b"\x01"[..]), 2)), decode_instruction(&b"\x01\x01"[..], 0) ); assert_eq!( Ok((Instruction::Insert(&b"\xff\x05"[..]), 3)), decode_instruction(&b"\x02\xff\x05"[..], 0) ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/gcvf.rs0000644000000000000000000020061115211122234021363 0ustar00//! Pure-logic core of `GroupCompressVersionedFiles`. //! //! This module ports the orchestration that the Python //! `bzrformats.groupcompress.GroupCompressVersionedFiles` class performs on //! top of the already-Rust groupcompress block/compressor/manager code. The //! pyo3 layer (`crates/bazaar-py/src/groupcompress.rs`) wraps a Python index //! and access object and drives these helpers. use crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock; use crate::knit::FileRef; /// A versioned-file key: a tuple of byte segments, the last being the /// version id. Groupcompress shares the keyspace type with knit. pub type GcKey = crate::versionedfile::Key; /// Number of bytes a fetch batch accumulates before it is flushed. /// /// Mirrors `bzrformats.groupcompress.BATCH_SIZE`. pub const BATCH_SIZE: u64 = 1 << 16; /// Default cap on the bytes a `GroupCompressor` indexes for delta matching. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX`. pub const DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_TO_INDEX: usize = 1024 * 1024; /// Identifies a single groupcompress block within a store, plus the byte /// range it occupies. /// /// This is the cache key for the block cache and the unit `_get_blocks` /// fetches. Mirrors the Python `read_memo = index_memo[0:3]` triple /// `(index, start, stop)`. `index` is abstracted via [`FileRef`] so the /// pure crate does not depend on the Python graph-index object. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct ReadMemo { /// Identifies which backing index/shard the block lives in. pub index: F, /// Byte offset of the block's start in the backing file. pub start: u64, /// Byte offset one past the block's end. pub stop: u64, } impl ReadMemo { pub fn new(index: F, start: u64, stop: u64) -> Self { ReadMemo { index, start, stop } } /// The on-disk byte length of the block. pub fn byte_length(&self) -> u64 { self.stop.saturating_sub(self.start) } } /// Locates a single record: which block it lives in (`read_memo`) and the /// `[entry_start, entry_end)` slice of the decompressed block that holds it. /// /// Mirrors the Python `index_memo = (index, start, stop, basis_end, /// delta_end)` 5-tuple; the trailing pair becomes [`Self::entry_start`] / /// [`Self::entry_end`]. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub struct IndexMemo { /// The block this record lives in. pub read_memo: ReadMemo, /// Offset of the record inside the decompressed block. pub entry_start: u64, /// Offset one past the record inside the decompressed block. pub entry_end: u64, } impl IndexMemo { pub fn new(read_memo: ReadMemo, entry_start: u64, entry_end: u64) -> Self { IndexMemo { read_memo, entry_start, entry_end, } } } /// A fetched groupcompress block paired with the memo it was fetched for. /// /// `_get_blocks` yields these in the order the read-memos were requested. pub struct FetchedBlock { pub read_memo: ReadMemo, pub block: GroupCompressBlock, } /// What a [`GcIndex`] knows about one stored key. /// /// Mirrors the Python `_GCGraphIndex.get_build_details` result (a /// `GCBuildDetails`): where the record's bytes live (`index_memo`) and the /// key's graph parents. groupcompress records are always whole entries /// inside a block, so there is no separate compression-parent field. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct GcBuildDetails { /// Locates the record: its block and slice within the block. pub index_memo: IndexMemo, /// The key's graph parents, or `None` if the index stores no graph. pub parents: Option>, } /// The index half of a groupcompress store. /// /// Resolves keys to build details and graph parents, and accepts new /// records. The pyo3 layer implements this by wrapping a Python /// `_GCGraphIndex`; pure-Rust callers implement it directly. Mirrors the /// `KnitIndex` trait. pub trait GcIndex { /// Identifies which backing block-file a record lives in. type F: FileRef; /// Build details for `keys`. Missing keys are absent from the result. fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Graph parents for `keys`. Missing keys are absent from the result. fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// All keys present in this index. fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Whether this index stores graph parents. fn has_graph(&self) -> bool; /// Assert that a write is permitted, erroring otherwise. fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Add records to the index. /// /// Each record is `(key, index_memo, parents)`. `random_id` skips the /// duplicate check. fn add_records( &self, records: &[(GcKey, IndexMemo, Option>)], random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError>; } /// The raw-data half of a groupcompress store. /// /// Fetches and appends whole compressed blocks. Mirrors `KnitAccess`. pub trait GcAccess { /// Identifies which backing block-file a block lives in. type F: FileRef; /// Fetch the raw (compressed) bytes for each read-memo, in order. fn get_raw_records( &self, memos: &[ReadMemo], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Append a compressed block and return the read-memo locating it. fn add_raw_record( &self, size: usize, chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError>; /// Call the reload hook after a stale-pack error, or re-raise it. /// /// Returns `Ok(())` if the caller should retry, `Err` if unrecoverable. fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: crate::knit::KnitError) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(err) } } /// A shared, mutable reference to a decoded block. /// /// `Arc>` rather than `Rc>` so the cache and the store /// are `Send + Sync`-compatible — the pyo3 layer can hold the store in a /// regular `#[pyclass]` without resorting to `unsendable`. pub type SharedBlock = std::sync::Arc>; /// The decoded-block cache the store consults before fetching. /// /// Decoupled into a trait so the pyo3 layer can back it with the Python /// `LRUSizeCache` (size-bounded) while pure-Rust callers use a plain map. pub trait BlockCache: Send + Sync { /// Fetch a cached block by read-memo. fn get(&self, memo: &ReadMemo) -> Option; /// Store a freshly decoded block. fn insert(&self, memo: ReadMemo, block: SharedBlock); /// Whether a block is in the cache. fn contains(&self, memo: &ReadMemo) -> bool { self.get(memo).is_some() } /// Drop every cached block. fn clear(&self); /// Number of cached blocks. fn len(&self) -> usize; /// Whether the cache currently holds nothing. fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.len() == 0 } } /// Unbounded in-memory `BlockCache` for pure-Rust callers. pub struct MapBlockCache { inner: std::sync::Mutex, SharedBlock>>, } impl Default for MapBlockCache { fn default() -> Self { MapBlockCache { inner: std::sync::Mutex::new(std::collections::HashMap::new()), } } } impl BlockCache for MapBlockCache { fn get(&self, memo: &ReadMemo) -> Option { self.inner.lock().unwrap().get(memo).cloned() } fn insert(&self, memo: ReadMemo, block: SharedBlock) { self.inner.lock().unwrap().insert(memo, block); } fn clear(&self) { self.inner.lock().unwrap().clear(); } fn len(&self) -> usize { self.inner.lock().unwrap().len() } } /// Given the read-memos a batch wants and which of them are already /// cached, return the de-duplicated, order-preserving list of memos that /// still need to be fetched. /// /// Mirrors the partitioning loop in `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_blocks`: /// a memo that is cached is skipped, and a memo already queued for fetch is /// not queued twice. The first-seen request order is preserved so the /// fetched raw records line up with the consume order. `is_cached` lets the /// caller plug in whatever block cache it holds. pub fn memos_to_fetch( read_memos: &[ReadMemo], is_cached: impl Fn(&ReadMemo) -> bool, ) -> Vec> { let mut out: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for memo in read_memos { if is_cached(memo) { continue; } if seen.insert(memo.clone()) { out.push(memo.clone()); } } out } /// Which store a record-stream key is served from. /// /// The Python code carries the `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` object itself /// (`self`) or a fallback VF object. The pure crate cannot hold Python /// objects, so a fallback is identified by its index into the ordered /// fallback list. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum Source { /// This versioned-files store (the Python `self`). Local, /// The fallback at this index in the immediate-fallback list. Fallback(usize), } /// Group an ordered key sequence into `(source, [keys])` runs. /// /// `source_of` maps each key to its [`Source`]; consecutive keys from the /// same source are collected into one run. Mirrors the "Now group by /// source" loops shared by the three Python ordering helpers. fn group_by_source( keys: impl IntoIterator, source_of: impl Fn(&GcKey) -> Source, ) -> Vec<(Source, Vec)> { let mut runs: Vec<(Source, Vec)> = Vec::new(); for key in keys { let source = source_of(&key); match runs.last_mut() { Some((s, run)) if *s == source => run.push(key), _ => runs.push((source, vec![key])), } } runs } /// Order keys topologically (or in groupcompress order) and group by source. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_ordered_source_keys`. `ordering` /// is `"topological"` or `"groupcompress"`; any key absent from /// `key_to_source` is served locally. pub fn ordered_source_keys( ordering: &str, parent_map: &[(GcKey, Vec)], key_to_source: &std::collections::HashMap, ) -> Vec<(Source, Vec)> { let raw: Vec<(Vec>, Vec>>)> = parent_map .iter() .map(|(k, ps)| { ( k.segments().to_vec(), ps.iter().map(|p| p.segments().to_vec()).collect(), ) }) .collect(); let present: Vec>> = if ordering == "topological" { let mut sorter = vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter::new(raw.into_iter()); sorter .sorted() .expect("groupcompress parent_map should not contain cycles") } else { crate::groupcompress::sort::sort_gc_optimal(raw) }; let keys = present.into_iter().map(GcKey::fixed); group_by_source(keys, |k| { key_to_source.get(k).copied().unwrap_or(Source::Local) }) } /// Keep the caller's requested order, grouping by source and dropping keys /// that are absent from every store. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_as_requested_source_keys`. A /// key present in `locations` or `unadded` is local; otherwise its /// `key_to_source` entry is used; a key in none of them is skipped. pub fn as_requested_source_keys( orig_keys: &[GcKey], locations: &std::collections::HashSet, unadded: &std::collections::HashSet, key_to_source: &std::collections::HashMap, ) -> Vec<(Source, Vec)> { let present: Vec = orig_keys .iter() .filter(|k| { locations.contains(*k) || unadded.contains(*k) || key_to_source.contains_key(*k) }) .cloned() .collect(); group_by_source(present, |k| { if locations.contains(k) || unadded.contains(k) { Source::Local } else { key_to_source.get(k).copied().unwrap_or(Source::Local) } }) } /// Accumulates keys into a fetch batch, tracking the read-memos that batch /// touches and a running byte estimate. /// /// Ports the state that `_BatchingBlockFetcher.add_key` maintains. The /// block cache is a Python `LRUSizeCache`, so the cache lookup is passed in /// as a predicate; the actual fetch happens later in the pyo3 layer using /// [`Self::memos_to_get`]. #[derive(Debug, Default)] pub struct BatchAccumulator { keys: Vec, /// Read-memos seen in this batch, in first-seen order. batch_memos: Vec>, /// Read-memos in this batch that were not cached and must be fetched. memos_to_get: Vec>, total_bytes: u64, } impl BatchAccumulator { pub fn new() -> Self { BatchAccumulator { keys: Vec::new(), batch_memos: Vec::new(), memos_to_get: Vec::new(), total_bytes: 0, } } /// Add a key to the current batch and return the running byte estimate. /// /// `read_memo` is the key's block memo (`index_memo[0:3]`). `is_cached` /// reports whether that block is already in the Python block cache. /// Mirrors `_BatchingBlockFetcher.add_key`: a memo already in the batch /// is not re-counted; a new uncached memo is queued for fetch and its /// `stop` offset is added to the estimate (Python adds `read_memo[2]`, /// the absolute stop, not the byte length — preserved here so the /// `BATCH_SIZE` threshold behaves identically). pub fn add_key( &mut self, key: GcKey, read_memo: ReadMemo, is_cached: impl Fn(&ReadMemo) -> bool, ) -> u64 { self.keys.push(key); if self.batch_memos.contains(&read_memo) { return self.total_bytes; } if !is_cached(&read_memo) { self.total_bytes += read_memo.stop; self.memos_to_get.push(read_memo.clone()); } self.batch_memos.push(read_memo); self.total_bytes } /// Keys added to this batch, in insertion order. pub fn keys(&self) -> &[GcKey] { &self.keys } /// Uncached read-memos this batch must fetch, in first-seen order. pub fn memos_to_get(&self) -> &[ReadMemo] { &self.memos_to_get } /// Running byte estimate for the batch. pub fn total_bytes(&self) -> u64 { self.total_bytes } /// Clear all batch state, ready for the next batch. pub fn reset(&mut self) { self.keys.clear(); self.batch_memos.clear(); self.memos_to_get.clear(); self.total_bytes = 0; } } /// Order keys for I/O efficiency: in-memory (unadded) keys first, then /// located keys grouped by the block they live in, then fallback runs. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_io_ordered_source_keys`. /// `located_keys` is the located keys in the caller's order; each must have /// an entry in `locations`. They are stably sorted by their block index so /// keys in one group stay together while keeping their relative order, as /// Python's `sorted(locations, key=get_group)` does over an insertion- /// ordered dict. `fallback_runs` is the already-grouped `(source, keys)` /// list for keys served by fallbacks. pub fn io_ordered_source_keys( located_keys: &[GcKey], locations: &std::collections::HashMap>, unadded: &[GcKey], fallback_runs: Vec<(Source, Vec)>, ) -> Vec<(Source, Vec)> { let mut local: Vec = unadded.to_vec(); let mut located: Vec = located_keys.to_vec(); // Python sorts located keys by the group object alone (index_memo[0]); // the sort is stable, so keys within one group keep their relative order. located.sort_by(|a, b| { locations[a] .read_memo .index .cmp(&locations[b].read_memo.index) }); local.extend(located); let mut runs = vec![(Source::Local, local)]; runs.extend(fallback_runs); runs } /// A groupcompress versioned-file store. /// /// The pure-Rust equivalent of Python's `GroupCompressVersionedFiles`, /// generic over a [`GcIndex`] and [`GcAccess`] exactly as /// [`crate::knit::KnitVersionedFiles`] is over `KnitIndex` / `KnitAccess`. /// A pure-Rust caller implements those two traits; the pyo3 layer wraps a /// Python index / access object. pub struct GroupCompressVersionedFiles::F>> where I: GcIndex, A: GcAccess, C: BlockCache, { index: I, access: A, /// Whether to delta-compress; carried for parity with the Python store. delta: bool, /// Decoded-block cache. Decoupled via [`BlockCache`] so the pyo3 layer /// can back it with the Python `LRUSizeCache` (size-bounded) while /// pure-Rust callers get an unbounded [`MapBlockCache`] by default. block_cache: C, /// Fallback stores consulted for keys absent from this one. fallbacks: Vec>, } impl GroupCompressVersionedFiles> where I: GcIndex, A: GcAccess, { /// Create a store with the default in-memory block cache. pub fn new(index: I, access: A, delta: bool) -> Self { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::with_cache(index, access, delta, MapBlockCache::default()) } } impl GroupCompressVersionedFiles where I: GcIndex, A: GcAccess, C: BlockCache, { /// Create a store with a caller-supplied block cache. pub fn with_cache(index: I, access: A, delta: bool, block_cache: C) -> Self { GroupCompressVersionedFiles { index, access, delta, block_cache, fallbacks: Vec::new(), } } /// The block cache. pub fn block_cache(&self) -> &C { &self.block_cache } /// Add a fallback store for keys not present in this one. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.add_fallback_versioned_files`. pub fn add_fallback_versioned_files( &mut self, fallback: Box, ) { self.fallbacks.push(fallback); } /// The backing index. pub fn index(&self) -> &I { &self.index } /// The backing access object. pub fn access(&self) -> &A { &self.access } /// Whether this store delta-compresses. pub fn delta(&self) -> bool { self.delta } /// Fetch decoded blocks for `read_memos`, in request order. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._get_blocks`: cached blocks are /// reused, uncached read-memos are de-duplicated and fetched in one /// `get_raw_records` call, then decoded and cached. #[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] pub fn get_blocks( &self, read_memos: &[ReadMemo], ) -> Result, SharedBlock)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let to_fetch = memos_to_fetch(read_memos, |m| self.block_cache.contains(m)); let raw = self.access.get_raw_records(&to_fetch)?; if raw.len() != to_fetch.len() { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt( "get_raw_records returned the wrong number of records".to_string(), )); } // Decode and cache the freshly fetched blocks. for (memo, zdata) in to_fetch.iter().zip(raw) { let block = GroupCompressBlock::from_bytes(&zdata[..]) .map_err(|e| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string()))?; self.block_cache.insert( memo.clone(), std::sync::Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(block)), ); } // Now every requested read-memo is in the cache; yield in order. let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(read_memos.len()); for memo in read_memos { let block = self.block_cache.get(memo).ok_or_else(|| { crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("block missing after fetch".to_string()) })?; out.push((memo.clone(), block)); } Ok(out) } /// Graph parents for `keys`; absent keys are omitted. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.get_parent_map`: the local /// index is consulted first, then each fallback in turn for keys still /// missing. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut result = self.index.get_parent_map(keys)?; let mut missing: Vec = keys .iter() .filter(|k| !result.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); for fb in &self.fallbacks { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let found = fb.get_parent_map(&missing)?; missing.retain(|k| !found.contains_key(k)); result.extend(found); } Ok(result) } /// All keys present in this store or any fallback. pub fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet = self.index.keys()?.into_iter().collect(); for fb in &self.fallbacks { for k in fb.keys()? { seen.insert(k); } } Ok(seen.into_iter().collect()) } /// Get a stream of records for `keys`. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.get_record_stream` for a store /// with no fallbacks: locate the keys, order them per `ordering`, fetch /// the blocks they live in, and extract each record into a /// `ChunkedContentFactory`. Keys absent from the index yield an /// `AbsentContentFactory`. Records are returned eagerly as a `Vec`, as /// the knit pure store does. /// /// `ordering` is `"unordered"`, `"topological"`, `"groupcompress"`, or /// `"as-requested"`. pub fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ordering: &str, ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let locations = self.index.get_build_details(keys)?; let mut out: Vec> = Vec::new(); // Keys not in the local index are tried against fallbacks; only keys // absent from every store yield an AbsentContentFactory. let mut nonlocal: Vec = keys .iter() .filter(|k| !locations.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); for fb in &self.fallbacks { if nonlocal.is_empty() { break; } let fb_records = fb.get_record_stream(&nonlocal, ordering, true)?; let mut still_missing: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut found: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for rec in fb_records { let rec = rec?; if rec.storage_kind() == "absent" { continue; } found.insert(rec.key()); out.push(rec); } for k in nonlocal { if !found.contains(&k) { still_missing.push(k); } } nonlocal = still_missing; } for key in nonlocal { out.push(Box::new(crate::versionedfile::AbsentContentFactory::new( key, ))); } // Order the located keys. let located: Vec = keys .iter() .filter(|k| locations.contains_key(*k)) .cloned() .collect(); let ordered: Vec = match ordering { "topological" | "groupcompress" => { let parent_map: Vec<(GcKey, Vec)> = located .iter() .map(|k| (k.clone(), locations[k].parents.clone().unwrap_or_default())) .collect(); let empty = std::collections::HashMap::new(); ordered_source_keys(ordering, &parent_map, &empty) .into_iter() .flat_map(|(_, ks)| ks) .collect() } "as-requested" => located, // "unordered" and anything else: I/O order, grouped by block. _ => { let mut io = located; io.sort_by(|a, b| { let ka = &locations[a].index_memo; let kb = &locations[b].index_memo; ( &ka.read_memo.index, ka.read_memo.start, ka.read_memo.stop, ka.entry_start, ka.entry_end, ) .cmp(&( &kb.read_memo.index, kb.read_memo.start, kb.read_memo.stop, kb.entry_start, kb.entry_end, )) }); io } }; // Fetch every block the ordered keys touch, then extract records. let read_memos: Vec> = ordered .iter() .map(|k| locations[k].index_memo.read_memo.clone()) .collect(); let blocks = self.get_blocks(&read_memos)?; let block_of: std::collections::HashMap, SharedBlock> = blocks.into_iter().collect(); for key in &ordered { let memo = &locations[key].index_memo; let block = block_of.get(&memo.read_memo).ok_or_else(|| { crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("block missing for located key".to_string()) })?; let chunks = block .lock() .unwrap() .extract(memo.entry_start as usize, memo.entry_end as usize) .map_err(|e| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!("{:?}", e)))?; out.push(Box::new(crate::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new( None, key.clone(), locations[key].parents.clone(), chunks, ))); } Ok(out) } /// Insert a stream of records into this store. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles._insert_record_stream` for the /// ordinary (non-block-reuse) path: each record's text is compressed /// into a `RabinGroupCompressor`; when the start-new-block heuristic /// fires the current block is flushed (written via `GcAccess` and /// indexed via `GcIndex`) and a fresh compressor started. Returns the /// `(sha1, length)` of each inserted record. /// /// `nostore_sha`, when set on a record's content, causes /// `KnitError::ExistingContent` if the text is already stored. pub fn insert_record_stream( &self, stream: impl IntoIterator>, random_id: bool, ) -> Result, usize)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { use crate::groupcompress::compressor::{GroupCompressor, RabinGroupCompressor}; self.index.check_write_ok()?; let mut results: Vec<(Vec, usize)> = Vec::new(); let mut compressor = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); // Records compressed into the block not yet flushed: their key, the // (entry_start, entry_end) within the block, and graph parents. let mut pending: Vec<(GcKey, usize, usize, Option>)> = Vec::new(); let mut inserted: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); let mut last_prefix: Option> = None; let mut max_fulltext_len: usize = 0; let mut max_fulltext_prefix: Option> = None; for record in stream { let key = record.key(); if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent( key.segments().to_vec(), )); } if random_id && !inserted.insert(key.clone()) { // Same key offered twice under random_id: skip the dup. continue; } // The record's text, as chunks. let chunks: Vec> = record.to_chunks().map(|c| c.into_owned()).collect(); let chunks_len: usize = record .size() .unwrap_or_else(|| chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum()); let chunk_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = chunks.iter().map(|c| c.as_slice()).collect(); // The prefix is the key's first segment for multi-segment keys. let prefix: Option> = if key.segments().len() > 1 { Some(key.segments()[0].clone()) } else { None }; let soft = prefix.is_some() && prefix == last_prefix; if max_fulltext_len < chunks_len { max_fulltext_len = chunks_len; max_fulltext_prefix = prefix.clone(); } let (mut sha1, mut start_point, mut end_point) = compress_record( &mut compressor, &key, &chunk_refs, chunks_len, record.sha1(), soft, )?; // Start-new-block heuristic (mirrors the Python conditions). let same_prefix = prefix == max_fulltext_prefix; let start_new_block = if same_prefix && end_point < 2 * max_fulltext_len { false } else if end_point > 4 * 1024 * 1024 { true } else { prefix.is_some() && prefix != last_prefix && end_point > 2 * 1024 * 1024 }; last_prefix = prefix; if start_new_block { let (content_chunks, content_len) = compressor.flush_without_last(); self.flush_block(content_chunks, content_len, &mut pending, random_id)?; compressor = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); max_fulltext_len = chunks_len; let recompressed = compress_record( &mut compressor, &key, &chunk_refs, chunks_len, record.sha1(), false, )?; sha1 = recompressed.0; start_point = recompressed.1; end_point = recompressed.2; } // A content-addressed key (None version id) gets the sha1 filled in. let stored_key = if key.version_id().is_empty() { GcKey::from_prefix_and_suffix(key.prefix(), { let mut seg = b"sha1:".to_vec(); seg.extend_from_slice(&sha1); seg }) } else { key.clone() }; results.push((sha1, chunks_len)); pending.push((stored_key, start_point, end_point, record.parents())); } if !pending.is_empty() { let (content_chunks, content_len) = compressor.flush(); self.flush_block(content_chunks, content_len, &mut pending, random_id)?; } Ok(results) } /// Wrap the compressor's flushed content into a block, write it via the /// access object, and index every pending record against it. /// /// Mirrors the `flush` closure inside `_insert_record_stream`. fn flush_block( &self, content_chunks: Vec>, content_len: usize, pending: &mut Vec<(GcKey, usize, usize, Option>)>, random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut block = GroupCompressBlock::new(); block.set_chunked_content(&content_chunks, content_len); let on_disk = block.to_bytes(); let size = on_disk.len(); let read_memo = self.access.add_raw_record(size, vec![on_disk])?; let records: Vec<(GcKey, IndexMemo, Option>)> = pending .drain(..) .map(|(key, start, end, parents)| { ( key, IndexMemo::new(read_memo.clone(), start as u64, end as u64), parents, ) }) .collect(); self.index.add_records(&records, random_id)?; Ok(()) } /// Add one text given as a list of lines. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.add_lines` / `add_content`: /// wraps the lines in a content factory and inserts it. Returns the /// text's `(sha1, length)`. pub fn add_lines( &self, key: GcKey, parents: Option>, lines: Vec>, ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { // _check_add: a version id with embedded whitespace is rejected. let version_id = key.version_id(); if version_id .iter() .any(|b| matches!(b, b' ' | b'\t' | b'\n' | b'\r' | 0x0b | 0x0c)) { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "invalid revision id: {:?}", version_id ))); } let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines); let factory: Box = Box::new( crate::versionedfile::ChunkedContentFactory::new(Some(sha1), key, parents, lines), ); let mut inserted = self.insert_record_stream(std::iter::once(factory), false)?; inserted .pop() .ok_or_else(|| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("add_lines inserted nothing".into())) } /// SHA-1 of every requested key; absent keys are omitted. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.get_sha1s`. pub fn get_sha1s( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for record in self.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered")? { if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { continue; } let digest = match record.sha1() { Some(s) => s, None => { let chunks: Vec> = record.to_chunks().map(|c| c.into_owned()).collect(); crate::weave::sha_strings(&chunks) } }; out.insert(record.key(), digest); } Ok(out) } /// Keys of missing compression parents. /// /// Mirrors `get_missing_compression_parent_keys`: groupcompress cannot /// reference texts outside the group, so this is always empty. pub fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self) -> Vec { Vec::new() } /// Drop the decoded-block cache. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.clear_cache`. pub fn clear_cache(&self) { self.block_cache.clear(); } /// Walk the lines of every requested key. /// /// Mirrors `iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys`: each key's text is /// read and split into lines, returned as `(line, key)` pairs. A key /// absent from every store is an error. /// Yield `(line, key)` for every line added by or present in /// `keys`. The record stream is fetched up front (the index lookup /// is inherently batched), but each record is only decoded into /// lines when the iterator reaches it. Yields `Err` for an absent /// key or a line that fails to decode. pub fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result< impl Iterator, GcKey), crate::knit::KnitError>>, crate::knit::KnitError, > { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; let records = self.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered")?; Ok(records.into_iter().flat_map(|record| { if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { let err = crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(record.key().segments().to_vec()); return vec![Err(err)].into_iter(); } let key = record.key(); let chunks: Vec> = record.to_chunks().map(|c| c.into_owned()).collect(); crate::osutils::chunks_to_lines(chunks.into_iter().map(Ok::<_, std::io::Error>)) .map(|line| { line.map(|l| (l.into_owned(), key.clone())) .map_err(|e| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string())) }) .collect::>() .into_iter() })) } /// Check the store reads back: every key's text is fetched and decoded. /// /// Mirrors `GroupCompressVersionedFiles.check` with `keys=None`. pub fn check(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; let all_keys = self.keys()?; for record in self.get_record_stream(&all_keys, "unordered")? { if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent( record.key().segments().to_vec(), )); } // Force decoding of the content. let _ = record.to_fulltext(); } Ok(()) } } /// `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` is a full [`VersionedFiles`] backend, so /// it can be used anywhere the trait is expected (as a CHK store for /// `CHKInventory`, as a fallback store, etc.). The trait methods delegate /// to the inherent ones, adapting the few signatures that differ (the /// trait borrows keys/lines and boxes the record stream). impl crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles for GroupCompressVersionedFiles where I: GcIndex + Send + Sync, A: GcAccess + Send + Sync, C: BlockCache + Send + Sync, { fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::get_parent_map(self, keys) } fn get_record_stream( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ordering: &str, _include_delta_closure: bool, ) -> Result< Box< dyn Iterator< Item = Result< Box, crate::knit::KnitError, >, >, >, crate::knit::KnitError, > { let records = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::get_record_stream(self, keys, ordering)?; Ok(Box::new(records.into_iter().map(Ok))) } fn get_sha1s( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::get_sha1s(self, keys) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::keys(self) } fn add_lines( &self, key: &GcKey, parents: Option<&[GcKey]>, lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(Vec, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::add_lines( self, key.clone(), parents.map(|p| p.to_vec()), lines.to_vec(), ) } fn insert_record_stream( &self, stream: Box>>, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::insert_record_stream(self, stream, false)?; Ok(()) } fn iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result, GcKey)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(self, keys)? .collect::, _>>() } fn annotate(&self, _key: &GcKey) -> Result)>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::NotImplemented( "groupcompress annotate", )) } fn get_missing_compression_parent_keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(GroupCompressVersionedFiles::get_missing_compression_parent_keys(self)) } fn clear_cache(&self) { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::clear_cache(self) } fn check(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { GroupCompressVersionedFiles::check(self) } } /// Compress one record into `compressor`, mapping the result to plain /// types and `nostore_sha` rejection to `KnitError::ExistingContent`. fn compress_record( compressor: &mut crate::groupcompress::compressor::RabinGroupCompressor, key: &GcKey, chunks: &[&[u8]], length: usize, expected_sha: Option>, soft: bool, ) -> Result<(Vec, usize, usize), crate::knit::KnitError> { use crate::groupcompress::compressor::GroupCompressor; let expected = expected_sha .map(|s| String::from_utf8(s)) .transpose() .map_err(|e| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string()))?; match compressor.compress(key, chunks, length, expected, None, Some(soft)) { Ok((sha, start, end, _kind)) => Ok((sha.into_bytes(), start, end)), Err(crate::versionedfile::Error::ExistingContent(_)) => { Err(crate::knit::KnitError::ExistingContent(Vec::new())) } Err(e) => Err(crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt(e.to_string())), } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn read_memo_byte_length_is_stop_minus_start() { let memo = ReadMemo::new("idx".to_string(), 100, 350); assert_eq!(memo.byte_length(), 250); } #[test] fn read_memo_byte_length_saturates_when_stop_below_start() { // A corrupt memo with stop < start yields 0 rather than underflowing. let memo = ReadMemo::new("idx".to_string(), 500, 100); assert_eq!(memo.byte_length(), 0); } #[test] fn read_memos_compare_by_all_three_fields() { let base = ReadMemo::new("a".to_string(), 0, 10); assert_eq!(base, ReadMemo::new("a".to_string(), 0, 10)); assert_ne!(base, ReadMemo::new("b".to_string(), 0, 10)); assert_ne!(base, ReadMemo::new("a".to_string(), 1, 10)); assert_ne!(base, ReadMemo::new("a".to_string(), 0, 11)); } #[test] fn index_memo_carries_read_memo_and_entry_range() { let rm = ReadMemo::new("idx".to_string(), 0, 1000); let im = IndexMemo::new(rm.clone(), 40, 120); assert_eq!(im.read_memo, rm); assert_eq!(im.entry_start, 40); assert_eq!(im.entry_end, 120); } fn memo(idx: &str, start: u64) -> ReadMemo { ReadMemo::new(idx.to_string(), start, start + 10) } #[test] fn memos_to_fetch_skips_cached_and_preserves_order() { let req = vec![memo("a", 0), memo("b", 0), memo("c", 0)]; let cached = [memo("b", 0)]; let out = memos_to_fetch(&req, |m| cached.contains(m)); assert_eq!(out, vec![memo("a", 0), memo("c", 0)]); } #[test] fn memos_to_fetch_dedups_repeated_memos() { // The same block requested twice is fetched once, in first-seen order. let req = vec![memo("a", 0), memo("b", 0), memo("a", 0), memo("c", 0)]; let out = memos_to_fetch(&req, |_| false); assert_eq!(out, vec![memo("a", 0), memo("b", 0), memo("c", 0)]); } #[test] fn memos_to_fetch_empty_when_all_cached() { let req = vec![memo("a", 0), memo("b", 0)]; let out = memos_to_fetch(&req, |_| true); assert!(out.is_empty()); } fn gckey(id: &[u8]) -> GcKey { GcKey::fixed(vec![id.to_vec()]) } #[test] fn ordered_source_keys_topological_groups_by_source() { // Chain a -> b -> c; b is served by fallback 0, the rest locally. let a = gckey(b"a"); let b = gckey(b"b"); let c = gckey(b"c"); let parent_map = vec![ (a.clone(), vec![]), (b.clone(), vec![a.clone()]), (c.clone(), vec![b.clone()]), ]; let mut k2s = std::collections::HashMap::new(); k2s.insert(b.clone(), Source::Fallback(0)); let runs = ordered_source_keys("topological", &parent_map, &k2s); assert_eq!( runs, vec![ (Source::Local, vec![a]), (Source::Fallback(0), vec![b]), (Source::Local, vec![c]), ] ); } #[test] fn as_requested_source_keys_keeps_order_and_drops_absent() { let a = gckey(b"a"); let b = gckey(b"b"); let absent = gckey(b"absent"); let f = gckey(b"f"); let locations: std::collections::HashSet = vec![a.clone()].into_iter().collect(); let unadded: std::collections::HashSet = vec![b.clone()].into_iter().collect(); let mut k2s = std::collections::HashMap::new(); k2s.insert(f.clone(), Source::Fallback(1)); let runs = as_requested_source_keys( &[a.clone(), absent, b.clone(), f.clone()], &locations, &unadded, &k2s, ); // `absent` is dropped; a and b are both local and merge into one run. assert_eq!( runs, vec![(Source::Local, vec![a, b]), (Source::Fallback(1), vec![f])] ); } #[test] fn io_ordered_source_keys_unadded_first_then_grouped_then_fallbacks() { let u = gckey(b"u"); let x = gckey(b"x"); let y = gckey(b"y"); let f = gckey(b"f"); let mut locations = std::collections::HashMap::new(); // x in block "g2", y in block "g1" — sort pulls y ahead of x. locations.insert( x.clone(), IndexMemo::new(ReadMemo::new("g2".to_string(), 0, 10), 0, 5), ); locations.insert( y.clone(), IndexMemo::new(ReadMemo::new("g1".to_string(), 0, 10), 0, 5), ); let runs = io_ordered_source_keys( &[x.clone(), y.clone()], &locations, &[u.clone()], vec![(Source::Fallback(0), vec![f.clone()])], ); assert_eq!( runs, vec![ (Source::Local, vec![u, y, x]), (Source::Fallback(0), vec![f]), ] ); } #[test] fn batch_accumulator_queues_uncached_memos_and_counts_stop() { let mut acc: BatchAccumulator = BatchAccumulator::new(); // Two keys in distinct uncached blocks. let t1 = acc.add_key(gckey(b"k1"), ReadMemo::new("g1".into(), 0, 30), |_| false); assert_eq!(t1, 30); // running estimate adds `stop` let t2 = acc.add_key(gckey(b"k2"), ReadMemo::new("g2".into(), 0, 50), |_| false); assert_eq!(t2, 80); assert_eq!(acc.keys(), &[gckey(b"k1"), gckey(b"k2")]); assert_eq!( acc.memos_to_get(), &[ ReadMemo::new("g1".into(), 0, 30), ReadMemo::new("g2".into(), 0, 50), ] ); } #[test] fn batch_accumulator_does_not_recount_repeated_memo() { let mut acc: BatchAccumulator = BatchAccumulator::new(); let block = ReadMemo::new("g1".to_string(), 0, 30); acc.add_key(gckey(b"k1"), block.clone(), |_| false); // A second key in the same block adds the key but not the bytes. let total = acc.add_key(gckey(b"k2"), block.clone(), |_| false); assert_eq!(total, 30); assert_eq!(acc.keys().len(), 2); assert_eq!(acc.memos_to_get(), &[block]); } #[test] fn batch_accumulator_skips_fetch_for_cached_memo() { let mut acc: BatchAccumulator = BatchAccumulator::new(); let block = ReadMemo::new("g1".to_string(), 0, 30); // Cached blocks are not queued and not counted. let total = acc.add_key(gckey(b"k1"), block, |_| true); assert_eq!(total, 0); assert!(acc.memos_to_get().is_empty()); assert_eq!(acc.keys().len(), 1); } #[test] fn batch_accumulator_reset_clears_state() { let mut acc: BatchAccumulator = BatchAccumulator::new(); acc.add_key(gckey(b"k1"), ReadMemo::new("g1".into(), 0, 30), |_| false); acc.reset(); assert!(acc.keys().is_empty()); assert!(acc.memos_to_get().is_empty()); assert_eq!(acc.total_bytes(), 0); } /// Serialize a one-record fulltext block to its on-disk bytes. fn block_bytes(body: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut b = GroupCompressBlock::new(); b.set_content(body); b.to_bytes() } /// A `GcAccess` that serves canned block bytes and counts fetches. struct MockAccess { blocks: std::collections::HashMap, Vec>, fetched: std::cell::RefCell>>, } impl GcAccess for MockAccess { type F = String; fn get_raw_records( &self, memos: &[ReadMemo], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { self.fetched.borrow_mut().extend_from_slice(memos); memos .iter() .map(|m| { self.blocks .get(m) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("no such memo".into())) }) .collect() } fn add_raw_record( &self, _size: usize, _chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!("not needed for get_blocks tests") } } /// A `GcIndex` stub; `get_blocks` does not touch the index. struct UnusedIndex; impl GcIndex for UnusedIndex { type F = String; fn get_build_details( &self, _keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } fn get_parent_map( &self, _keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } fn add_records( &self, _records: &[(GcKey, IndexMemo, Option>)], _random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } } #[test] fn get_blocks_fetches_decodes_and_caches() { let m1 = ReadMemo::new("g".to_string(), 0, 10); let m2 = ReadMemo::new("g".to_string(), 10, 20); let mut blocks = std::collections::HashMap::new(); blocks.insert(m1.clone(), block_bytes(b"first block body\n")); blocks.insert(m2.clone(), block_bytes(b"second block body\n")); let access = MockAccess { blocks, fetched: std::cell::RefCell::new(Vec::new()), }; let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new(UnusedIndex, access, true); // First call fetches both, in request order. let out = vf.get_blocks(&[m1.clone(), m2.clone()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out.len(), 2); assert_eq!(out[0].0, m1); assert_eq!(out[1].0, m2); assert_eq!(vf.access().fetched.borrow().len(), 2); // Second call is served entirely from the cache: no new fetch. let out2 = vf.get_blocks(&[m1.clone(), m2.clone()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out2.len(), 2); assert_eq!(vf.access().fetched.borrow().len(), 2); } #[test] fn get_blocks_dedups_repeated_memos_in_one_call() { let m = ReadMemo::new("g".to_string(), 0, 10); let mut blocks = std::collections::HashMap::new(); blocks.insert(m.clone(), block_bytes(b"body\n")); let access = MockAccess { blocks, fetched: std::cell::RefCell::new(Vec::new()), }; let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new(UnusedIndex, access, true); // The same block requested twice is fetched once, yielded twice. let out = vf.get_blocks(&[m.clone(), m.clone()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(out.len(), 2); assert_eq!(vf.access().fetched.borrow().len(), 1); } /// A `GcIndex` that serves a fixed build-details map. struct MapIndex { details: std::collections::HashMap>, } impl GcIndex for MapIndex { type F = String; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| self.details.get(k).map(|d| (k.clone(), d.clone()))) .collect()) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| { self.details .get(k) .map(|d| (k.clone(), d.parents.clone().unwrap_or_default())) }) .collect()) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(self.details.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn add_records( &self, _records: &[(GcKey, IndexMemo, Option>)], _random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { unimplemented!() } } #[test] fn get_record_stream_extracts_records_from_a_block() { use crate::groupcompress::compressor::{GroupCompressor, RabinGroupCompressor}; use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; // Compress two records into one block, capturing their positions. let mut gc = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let body_a = b"record a text line one\nrecord a text line two\n"; let body_b = b"record b text line one\nrecord b text line two\n"; let (_sha, a_start, a_end, _k) = gc .compress( &GcKey::fixed(vec![b"a".to_vec()]), &[body_a.as_slice()], body_a.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); let (_sha, b_start, b_end, _k) = gc .compress( &GcKey::fixed(vec![b"b".to_vec()]), &[body_b.as_slice()], body_b.len(), None, None, None, ) .unwrap(); // flush() returns the raw concatenated content; wrap it in a block. let (content_chunks, content_len) = gc.flush(); let mut gcb = GroupCompressBlock::new(); gcb.set_chunked_content(&content_chunks, content_len); let block: Vec = gcb.to_bytes(); let rm = ReadMemo::new("g".to_string(), 0, block.len() as u64); let key_a = gckey(b"a"); let key_b = gckey(b"b"); let mut details = std::collections::HashMap::new(); details.insert( key_a.clone(), GcBuildDetails { index_memo: IndexMemo::new(rm.clone(), a_start as u64, a_end as u64), parents: Some(vec![]), }, ); details.insert( key_b.clone(), GcBuildDetails { index_memo: IndexMemo::new(rm.clone(), b_start as u64, b_end as u64), parents: Some(vec![key_a.clone()]), }, ); let mut blocks = std::collections::HashMap::new(); blocks.insert(rm, block); let access = MockAccess { blocks, fetched: std::cell::RefCell::new(Vec::new()), }; let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new(MapIndex { details }, access, true); let records = vf .get_record_stream(&[key_a.clone(), key_b.clone()], "as-requested") .unwrap(); assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); assert_eq!(records[0].key(), key_a); assert_eq!(records[0].to_fulltext().as_ref(), body_a.as_slice()); assert_eq!(records[1].key(), key_b); assert_eq!(records[1].to_fulltext().as_ref(), body_b.as_slice()); assert_eq!(records[1].parents(), Some(vec![key_a])); } #[test] fn get_record_stream_yields_absent_for_missing_keys() { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; let access = MockAccess { blocks: std::collections::HashMap::new(), fetched: std::cell::RefCell::new(Vec::new()), }; let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new( MapIndex { details: std::collections::HashMap::new(), }, access, true, ); let records = vf .get_record_stream(&[gckey(b"nope")], "unordered") .unwrap(); assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); assert_eq!(records[0].storage_kind(), "absent"); assert_eq!(records[0].key(), gckey(b"nope")); } /// A writable in-memory groupcompress store shared by a `MemIndex` and /// a `MemAccess`, so an insert/read round-trip can be exercised purely. #[derive(Default)] struct MemStore { /// Appended blocks, in write order; the read-memo index is the /// block's position in this vec, rendered as a string. blocks: Vec>, details: std::collections::HashMap>, } #[derive(Clone)] struct MemIndex(std::rc::Rc>); #[derive(Clone)] struct MemAccess(std::rc::Rc>); impl GcIndex for MemIndex { type F = String; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let store = self.0.borrow(); Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| store.details.get(k).map(|d| (k.clone(), d.clone()))) .collect()) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[GcKey], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let store = self.0.borrow(); Ok(keys .iter() .filter_map(|k| { store .details .get(k) .map(|d| (k.clone(), d.parents.clone().unwrap_or_default())) }) .collect()) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(self.0.borrow().details.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn add_records( &self, records: &[(GcKey, IndexMemo, Option>)], _random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut store = self.0.borrow_mut(); for (key, memo, parents) in records { store.details.insert( key.clone(), GcBuildDetails { index_memo: memo.clone(), parents: parents.clone(), }, ); } Ok(()) } } impl GcAccess for MemAccess { type F = String; fn get_raw_records( &self, memos: &[ReadMemo], ) -> Result>, crate::knit::KnitError> { let store = self.0.borrow(); memos .iter() .map(|m| { let idx: usize = m .index .parse() .map_err(|_| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("bad block index".into()))?; store .blocks .get(idx) .cloned() .ok_or_else(|| crate::knit::KnitError::Corrupt("no such block".into())) }) .collect() } fn add_raw_record( &self, _size: usize, chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, crate::knit::KnitError> { let mut store = self.0.borrow_mut(); let idx = store.blocks.len(); let bytes: Vec = chunks.concat(); let len = bytes.len() as u64; store.blocks.push(bytes); Ok(ReadMemo::new(idx.to_string(), 0, len)) } } #[test] fn insert_record_stream_then_get_record_stream_round_trips() { use crate::versionedfile::{ChunkedContentFactory, ContentFactory}; let store = std::rc::Rc::new(std::cell::RefCell::new(MemStore::default())); let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new( MemIndex(store.clone()), MemAccess(store.clone()), true, ); let key_a = gckey(b"a"); let key_b = gckey(b"b"); let text_a = b"the quick brown fox\njumps over\n".to_vec(); let text_b = b"the lazy dog\nsleeps all day\n".to_vec(); let stream: Vec> = vec![ Box::new(ChunkedContentFactory::new( None, key_a.clone(), Some(vec![]), vec![text_a.clone()], )), Box::new(ChunkedContentFactory::new( None, key_b.clone(), Some(vec![key_a.clone()]), vec![text_b.clone()], )), ]; let inserted = vf.insert_record_stream(stream, false).unwrap(); assert_eq!(inserted.len(), 2); // Read the records back: the text must round-trip exactly. let records = vf .get_record_stream(&[key_a.clone(), key_b.clone()], "as-requested") .unwrap(); assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); assert_eq!(records[0].key(), key_a); assert_eq!(records[0].to_fulltext().as_ref(), text_a.as_slice()); assert_eq!(records[1].key(), key_b); assert_eq!(records[1].to_fulltext().as_ref(), text_b.as_slice()); assert_eq!(records[1].parents(), Some(vec![key_a])); } #[test] fn add_lines_then_get_sha1s_and_iter_lines() { let store = std::rc::Rc::new(std::cell::RefCell::new(MemStore::default())); let vf = GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new( MemIndex(store.clone()), MemAccess(store.clone()), true, ); let key = gckey(b"v1"); let lines = vec![b"alpha line\n".to_vec(), b"beta line\n".to_vec()]; let (sha1, length) = vf .add_lines(key.clone(), Some(vec![]), lines.clone()) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(sha1, crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines)); assert_eq!(length, lines.iter().map(|l| l.len()).sum::()); // get_sha1s returns the same digest. let sha1s = vf.get_sha1s(&[key.clone()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(sha1s.get(&key), Some(&sha1)); // iter_lines yields each line paired with the key. let iter_lines = vf .iter_lines_added_or_present_in_keys(&[key.clone()]) .unwrap() .collect::, _>>() .unwrap(); assert_eq!( iter_lines, vec![ (b"alpha line\n".to_vec(), key.clone()), (b"beta line\n".to_vec(), key.clone()), ] ); // check passes over a sound store. vf.check().unwrap(); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/line_delta.rs0000644000000000000000000004250015202702135022543 0ustar00use crate::groupcompress::delta::{encode_copy_instruction, write_base128_int}; use std::borrow::Cow; pub struct OutputHandler<'a> { out_lines: Vec>, index_lines: Vec, min_len_to_index: usize, cur_insert_lines: Vec>, cur_insert_len: usize, } impl<'a> OutputHandler<'a> { pub fn new( out_lines: Vec>, index_lines: Vec, min_len_to_index: usize, ) -> Self { OutputHandler { out_lines, index_lines, min_len_to_index, cur_insert_lines: Vec::new(), cur_insert_len: 0, } } pub fn add_copy(&mut self, start_byte: usize, end_byte: usize) { // The data stream allows >64kB in a copy, but to match the compiled // code, we will also limit it to a 64kB copy for start in (start_byte..end_byte).step_by(64 * 1024) { let num_bytes = (end_byte - start).min(64 * 1024); let copy_bytes = encode_copy_instruction(start, num_bytes); self.out_lines.push(Cow::Owned(copy_bytes)); self.index_lines.push(false); } } fn flush_insert(&mut self) { if self.cur_insert_lines.is_empty() { return; } if self.cur_insert_len > 0x7f { panic!("We cannot insert more than 127 bytes at a time."); } self.out_lines .push(Cow::Owned(vec![self.cur_insert_len as u8])); self.index_lines.push(false); self.out_lines .extend_from_slice(self.cur_insert_lines.as_slice()); self.index_lines.extend(vec![ self.cur_insert_len >= self.min_len_to_index; self.cur_insert_lines.len() ]); self.cur_insert_lines.clear(); self.cur_insert_len = 0; } fn insert_long_line(&mut self, line: Cow<'a, [u8]>) { // Flush out anything pending self.flush_insert(); let line_len = line.len(); for start_index in (0..line_len).step_by(0x7f) { let next_len = (line_len - start_index).min(0x7f); self.out_lines.push(Cow::Owned(vec![next_len as u8])); self.index_lines.push(false); // TODO(mem): This should ideally be Cow::Borrowed: self.out_lines.push(Cow::Owned( line.as_ref()[start_index..start_index + next_len].to_vec(), )); // We don't index long lines, because we won't be able to match // a line split across multiple inserts anway self.index_lines.push(false); } } pub fn add_insert(&mut self, lines: impl Iterator>) { if !self.cur_insert_lines.is_empty() { panic!("self.cur_insert_lines must be empty when adding a new insert"); } for line in lines { if line.len() > 0x7f { self.insert_long_line(line); } else { let next_len = line.len() + self.cur_insert_len; if next_len > 0x7f { // Adding this line would overflow, so flush, and start over self.flush_insert(); self.cur_insert_len = line.len(); self.cur_insert_lines = vec![line]; } else { self.cur_insert_lines.push(line); self.cur_insert_len = next_len; } } } self.flush_insert(); } } /// This class indexes matches between strings. /// /// # Attributes /// * `lines`: The 'static' lines that will be preserved between runs. /// * `matching_lines`: A dict of {line:[matching offsets]} /// * `line_offsets`: The byte offset for the end of each line, used to quickly map between a /// matching line number and the byte location /// * `endpoint: The total number of bytes in self.line_offsets use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; pub struct LinesDeltaIndex { lines: Vec>, line_offsets: Vec, endpoint: usize, matching_lines: HashMap, HashSet>, } impl LinesDeltaIndex { const MIN_MATCH_BYTES: usize = 10; const SOFT_MIN_MATCH_BYTES: usize = 200; pub fn new(lines: Vec>) -> Self { let mut delta_index = LinesDeltaIndex { lines: vec![], line_offsets: vec![], endpoint: 0, matching_lines: HashMap::new(), }; let index = vec![true; lines.len()]; delta_index.extend_lines(lines.as_slice(), index.as_slice()); delta_index } pub fn lines(&self) -> &[Vec] { self.lines.as_slice() } fn update_matching_lines(&mut self, new_lines: &[Vec], index: &[bool]) { let matches = &mut self.matching_lines; let start_idx = self.lines.len(); if new_lines.len() != index.len() { panic!( "The number of lines to be indexed does not match the index/don't index flags: {} != {}", new_lines.len(), index.len() ); } for (idx, (line, &do_index)) in std::iter::zip(new_lines, index).enumerate() { if !do_index { continue; } matches .entry(line.clone()) .or_default() .insert(start_idx + idx); } } /// Return the lines which match the line in right pub fn get_matches(&self, line: &[u8]) -> Option<&HashSet> { self.matching_lines.get(line) } /// Look at all matches for the current line, return the longest. /// /// # Arguments /// /// * `lines`: The lines we are matching against /// * `pos`: The current location we care about /// * `locations`: A list of lines that matched the current location. /// This may be None, but often we'll have already found matches for /// this line. /// /// # Returns /// (start_in_self, start_in_lines, num_lines) /// All values are the offset in the list (aka the line number) /// If start_in_self is None, then we have no matches, and this line /// should be inserted in the target. fn get_longest_match( &self, lines: &[Cow<'_, [u8]>], mut pos: usize, ) -> (Option<(usize, usize, usize)>, usize) { let range_start = pos; let mut range_len = 0; let mut prev_locations: Option> = None; let max_pos = lines.len(); while pos < max_pos { match self.matching_lines.get(lines[pos].as_ref()) { Some(locations) => { // We have a match if let Some(prev) = prev_locations.as_ref() { // We have a match started, compare to see if any of the curent matches can // be continued. let next_locations: HashSet = locations .intersection( &prev.iter().map(|&loc| loc + 1).collect::>(), ) .cloned() .collect(); if !next_locations.is_empty() { // At least one of the regions continues to match prev_locations = Some(next_locations); range_len += 1; } else { // All the current regions no longer match. // This line does still match something, just not at the end of the // previous matches. WE will return location so sthat we can avoid // another _matching_lines lookup. break; } } else { // This is the first match in a range prev_locations = Some(locations.clone()); range_len = 1; } pos += 1; } None => { // No more matches, just return wahtever we have, but we know that this last // position is not going to match anything. pos += 1; break; } } } if let Some(prev) = prev_locations { let smallest = *prev.iter().min().unwrap(); ( Some((smallest + 1 - range_len, range_start, range_len)), pos, ) } else { (None, pos) } } /// Return the ranges in lines which match self.lines. /// /// # Arguments /// * `lines`: :param lines: lines to compress /// /// # Returns /// A list of (old_start, new_start, length) tuples which reflect /// a region in self.lines that is present in lines. The last element /// of the list is always (old_len, new_len, 0) to provide a end point /// for generating instructions from the matching blocks list. fn get_matching_blocks( &self, lines: &[Cow<'_, [u8]>], soft: bool, ) -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize)> { // In this code, we iterate over multiple _get_longest_match calls, to // find the next longest copy, and possible insert regions. We then // convert that to the simple matching_blocks representation, since // otherwise inserting 10 lines in a row would show up as 10 // instructions. let mut result = Vec::new(); let mut pos = 0; let max_pos = lines.len(); let min_match_bytes = if soft { Self::SOFT_MIN_MATCH_BYTES } else { Self::MIN_MATCH_BYTES }; while pos < max_pos { let (block, new_pos) = self.get_longest_match(lines, pos); if let Some(block) = block { // Check to see if we match fewer than min_match_bytes. As we // will turn this into a pure 'insert', rather than a copy. // block[-1] is the number of lines. A quick check says if we // have more lines than min_match_bytes, then we know we have // enough bytes. if block.2 < min_match_bytes { // This block may be a 'short' block, check let (_old_start, new_start, range_len) = block; let matched_bytes: usize = lines[new_start..new_start + range_len] .iter() .map(|line| line.len()) .sum(); if matched_bytes >= min_match_bytes { result.push(block); } } else { result.push(block); } } pos = new_pos; } result.push((self.lines.len(), lines.len(), 0)); result } /// Add more lines to the left-lines list. /// /// # Arguments /// * `lines`: The lines to add. /// * `index`: A list of booleans indicating whether each line should be indexed. pub fn extend_lines(&mut self, lines: &[Vec], index: &[bool]) { self.update_matching_lines(lines, index); self.lines.extend_from_slice(lines); let mut endpoint = self.endpoint; for line in lines { endpoint += std::convert::Into::>::into(line).len(); self.line_offsets.push(endpoint); } assert_eq!( self.line_offsets.len(), self.lines.len(), "Somehow the line offset indicator got out of sync with the line counter" ); self.endpoint = endpoint; } pub fn endpoint(&self) -> usize { self.endpoint } /// Compute the delta for this content versus the original content. pub fn make_delta<'a>( &self, new_lines: &'_ [Cow<'a, [u8]>], bytes_length: usize, soft: Option, ) -> (Vec>, Vec) { let soft = soft.unwrap_or(false); let out_lines = vec![ // reserved for content type, content length Cow::Owned(vec![]), Cow::Owned(vec![]), { let mut data = Vec::new(); write_base128_int(&mut data, bytes_length as u128).unwrap(); Cow::Owned(data) }, ]; let index_lines = vec![false, false, false]; let mut output_handler = OutputHandler::new(out_lines, index_lines, Self::MIN_MATCH_BYTES); let blocks = self.get_matching_blocks(new_lines, soft); let mut current_line_num = 0; // We either copy a range (while there are reusable lines) or we // insert new lines. To find reusable lines we traverse for (old_start, new_start, range_len) in blocks { if new_start != current_line_num { // non-matching region, insert the content output_handler.add_insert(new_lines[current_line_num..new_start].iter().cloned()); } current_line_num = new_start + range_len; if range_len > 0 { // Convert the line based offsets into byte based offsets let first_byte = if old_start == 0 { 0 } else { self.line_offsets[old_start - 1] }; let last_byte = self.line_offsets[old_start + range_len - 1]; output_handler.add_copy(first_byte, last_byte); } } (output_handler.out_lines, output_handler.index_lines) } } /// Create a delta from source to target. pub fn make_delta<'a>( source_bytes: &[u8], target_bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> impl Iterator> { // TODO(perf): Use Cow<[u8]> for the source lines let line_locations = LinesDeltaIndex::new( crate::osutils::split_lines(source_bytes) .map(|x| x.into_owned()) .collect::>(), ); let lines = crate::osutils::split_lines(target_bytes).collect::>(); line_locations .make_delta(lines.as_slice(), target_bytes.len(), None) .0 .into_iter() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn lines_of(s: &'static [u8]) -> Vec> { crate::osutils::split_lines(s) .map(|c| c.into_owned()) .collect() } fn cow_lines(s: &'static [u8]) -> Vec> { crate::osutils::split_lines(s).collect() } #[test] fn new_empty_index_is_empty() { let idx = LinesDeltaIndex::new(vec![]); assert!(idx.lines().is_empty()); assert_eq!(idx.endpoint(), 0); } #[test] fn new_populates_lines_and_endpoint() { let idx = LinesDeltaIndex::new(lines_of(b"a\nb\nc\n")); assert_eq!(idx.lines().len(), 3); assert_eq!(idx.endpoint(), 6); // Each indexed line can be looked up by its content. assert!(idx.get_matches(b"a\n").is_some()); assert!(idx.get_matches(b"missing\n").is_none()); } #[test] fn extend_lines_with_matching_flags_controls_indexing() { let mut idx = LinesDeltaIndex::new(vec![]); idx.extend_lines(&lines_of(b"indexed\nskipped\n"), &[true, false]); assert_eq!(idx.lines().len(), 2); assert!(idx.get_matches(b"indexed\n").is_some()); // The skipped line is still stored — only its hash is left out of // the match table. assert!(idx.get_matches(b"skipped\n").is_none()); assert_eq!(idx.endpoint(), b"indexed\nskipped\n".len()); } #[test] fn make_delta_identity_produces_copy_only() { // Delta from a source to itself should compress to nothing but a // single copy instruction covering the whole buffer. let src = b"line one\nline two\nline three\n".to_vec(); let delta: Vec<_> = super::make_delta(&src, b"line one\nline two\nline three\n").collect(); let reconstructed = super::super::delta::apply_delta(&src, &delta.concat()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reconstructed, src); } #[test] fn make_delta_insert_then_copy_round_trips() { // Delta with a new leading line followed by matching tail. let src = b"shared line one\nshared line two\n".to_vec(); let target = b"new leading\nshared line one\nshared line two\n"; let delta: Vec<_> = super::make_delta(&src, target).collect(); let reconstructed = super::super::delta::apply_delta(&src, &delta.concat()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reconstructed.as_slice(), target); } #[test] fn make_delta_method_returns_out_lines_and_index_flags() { // Drive LinesDeltaIndex::make_delta directly and verify it returns // the expected shape: a vector of output lines and a parallel // vector of index flags. The first three output slots are reserved // placeholders (type byte, type length, base128 decomp length) that // the compressor fills in later, and the first three index flags // are all false. let idx = LinesDeltaIndex::new(lines_of(b"a\nb\nc\n")); let target = b"a\nb\nc\n"; let target_lines = cow_lines(target); let (out_lines, index_flags) = idx.make_delta(target_lines.as_slice(), target.len(), None); assert!(out_lines.len() >= 3); assert_eq!(index_flags.len(), out_lines.len()); assert_eq!(&index_flags[..3], &[false, false, false]); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/manager.rs0000644000000000000000000004637315205410553022074 0ustar00//! Pure-logic heuristics from `_LazyGroupContentManager` and //! `_GCGraphIndex`. //! //! These functions decide whether a groupcompress block needs repacking and //! whether it is "well utilized" enough to leave alone. The corresponding //! Python lives in `bzrformats.groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager`. /// Result of [`check_rebuild_action`]: what to do with the block. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum RebuildAction { /// The block is dense enough to keep as-is. Keep, /// The referenced bytes are packed at the front, just trim the tail. Trim, /// The referenced bytes are scattered, rebuild the block from scratch. Rebuild, } /// Decide whether a block should be repacked given the byte ranges actually /// referenced by its factories and the total uncompressed content length. /// /// Returns `(action, last_byte_used, total_bytes_used)`. Mirrors Python's /// `_LazyGroupContentManager._check_rebuild_action`. pub fn check_rebuild_action( factories: &[(usize, usize)], content_length: usize, ) -> (RebuildAction, usize, usize) { let mut total_bytes_used = 0; let mut last_byte_used = 0; for &(start, end) in factories { total_bytes_used += end - start; if last_byte_used < end { last_byte_used = end; } } if total_bytes_used * 2 >= content_length { return (RebuildAction::Keep, last_byte_used, total_bytes_used); } if total_bytes_used * 2 > last_byte_used { return (RebuildAction::Trim, last_byte_used, total_bytes_used); } (RebuildAction::Rebuild, last_byte_used, total_bytes_used) } /// Tunables for [`check_is_well_utilized`]. /// /// These mirror the class attributes on Python's `_LazyGroupContentManager`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] pub struct WellUtilizedSettings { /// `_max_cut_fraction`: the smallest acceptable used-fraction of the block. pub max_cut_fraction: f64, /// `_full_enough_block_size`: blocks at or above this size are considered /// full regardless of content mix. pub full_enough_block_size: usize, /// `_full_enough_mixed_block_size`: blocks with mixed file-id content are /// considered full at this smaller threshold. pub full_enough_mixed_block_size: usize, } impl Default for WellUtilizedSettings { fn default() -> Self { Self { max_cut_fraction: 0.75, full_enough_block_size: 3 * 1024 * 1024, full_enough_mixed_block_size: 2 * 768 * 1024, } } } /// Decide whether a block is "well utilized" enough to leave intact during /// pack-on-the-fly. Mirrors Python's `_LazyGroupContentManager.check_is_well_utilized`. /// /// `factories` provides the `(start, end)` byte range and the file-id prefix /// (everything but the last segment of the key tuple) for each record. pub fn check_is_well_utilized( factories: &[((usize, usize), P)], content_length: usize, settings: &WellUtilizedSettings, ) -> bool { if factories.len() == 1 { // A block of length 1 could always be improved by combining with // adjacent groups; the Python heuristic refuses to leave it alone. return false; } let positions: Vec<(usize, usize)> = factories.iter().map(|(p, _)| *p).collect(); let (_action, _last, total_bytes_used) = check_rebuild_action(&positions, content_length); if (total_bytes_used as f64) < (content_length as f64) * settings.max_cut_fraction { return false; } if content_length >= settings.full_enough_block_size { return true; } // Mixed-prefix content gets a lower threshold. let mut common_prefix: Option<&P> = None; for (_, prefix) in factories { match common_prefix { None => common_prefix = Some(prefix), Some(cp) if cp != prefix => { return content_length >= settings.full_enough_mixed_block_size; } _ => {} } } false } /// Decoded `_GCGraphIndex._node_to_position` value: `start stop basis_end delta_end`. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct NodePosition { pub start: u64, pub stop: u64, pub basis_end: u64, pub delta_end: u64, } #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum NodePositionError { /// The value did not contain at least four space-separated integers. NotEnoughFields, /// One of the four integers could not be parsed. InvalidInteger, } impl std::fmt::Display for NodePositionError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields => { write!(f, "node position needs four space-separated integers") } NodePositionError::InvalidInteger => { write!(f, "node position field is not a valid integer") } } } } impl std::error::Error for NodePositionError {} /// Parse a `_GCGraphIndex` node value into its four position integers. /// /// The node value is `b"start stop basis_end delta_end"` (any extra /// whitespace-separated fields are ignored, mirroring Python's /// `node[2].split(b" ")[:4]` behaviour). pub fn parse_node_position(value: &[u8]) -> Result { let mut parts = value.split(|&b| b == b' '); let start = parts.next().ok_or(NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields)?; let stop = parts.next().ok_or(NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields)?; let basis_end = parts.next().ok_or(NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields)?; let delta_end = parts.next().ok_or(NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields)?; let parse = |b: &[u8]| -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(b) .map_err(|_| NodePositionError::InvalidInteger)? .parse() .map_err(|_| NodePositionError::InvalidInteger) }; Ok(NodePosition { start: parse(start)?, stop: parse(stop)?, basis_end: parse(basis_end)?, delta_end: parse(delta_end)?, }) } /// Format the four positions an `_GCGraphIndex` entry stores as its /// value field: `b"block_start block_length entry_start entry_end"`. /// /// This is the writer side of the format that [`parse_node_position`] /// reads back; the field names here reflect the write-time semantics /// (a block offset + length + per-record byte range inside the block), /// while [`NodePosition`]'s field names (`stop`, `basis_end`, /// `delta_end`) reflect how `_node_to_position` historically named the /// same four positional integers on read. pub fn format_gc_node_value( block_start: u64, block_length: u64, entry_start: u64, entry_end: u64, ) -> Vec { format!( "{} {} {} {}", block_start, block_length, entry_start, entry_end ) .into_bytes() } /// Per-record state held by [`LazyGroupContentManager`]. /// /// Mirrors the Python `_LazyGroupCompressFactory` attributes that affect the /// state machine: the `(start, end)` byte range inside the underlying block, /// an optional cached `sha1`, an optional `size`, optional cached extracted /// `chunks`, and the `first` flag which controls the storage-kind reported /// to consumers. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone)] pub struct FactoryState { pub start: u64, pub end: u64, pub sha1: Option, pub size: Option, pub chunks: Option>>, pub first: bool, } /// Trim `block` to its first `last_byte` bytes, returning a fresh block. /// /// Mirrors `_LazyGroupContentManager._trim_block`. Factory offsets do not /// need to be adjusted because the prefix is left in place. pub fn trim_block( block: &mut crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, last_byte: usize, ) -> Result { block .ensure_content(Some(last_byte)) .map_err(|e| e.to_string())?; let content = block.content().ok_or("block has no content")?; let trimmed = content[..last_byte].to_vec(); let mut new = crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::new(); new.set_content(&trimmed); Ok(new) } /// Extract one factory's chunks from `block`, populating the slot's /// `chunks` cache. pub fn extract_factory_chunks( block: &mut crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, factories: &mut [FactoryState], idx: usize, ) -> Result>, String> { if let Some(cached) = factories.get(idx).and_then(|f| f.chunks.clone()) { return Ok(cached); } let (start, end) = { let f = factories .get(idx) .ok_or_else(|| "factory index out of range".to_string())?; (f.start as usize, f.end as usize) }; let chunks = block.extract(start, end).map_err(|e| format!("{:?}", e))?; if let Some(f) = factories.get_mut(idx) { f.chunks = Some(chunks.clone()); } Ok(chunks) } /// Result of [`rebuild_block`]. pub struct RebuildResult { pub block: crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, pub last_byte: u64, } /// Walk every factory in order, repacking each into a fresh /// `RabinGroupCompressor`. Updates each factory's `start`/`end`/`sha1` to /// the new offsets and returns the freshly flushed block. Mirrors the body /// of `_LazyGroupContentManager._rebuild_block`. /// /// `keys` must hold one entry per factory, passed through unchanged so the /// new block stores the real per-record key. pub fn rebuild_block( block: &mut crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, factories: &mut [FactoryState], keys: &[Vec>], max_bytes_to_index: Option, ) -> Result { use crate::groupcompress::compressor::{GroupCompressor, RabinGroupCompressor}; use crate::versionedfile::Key; if keys.len() != factories.len() { return Err(format!( "rebuild_block: expected {} keys, got {}", factories.len(), keys.len() )); } let mut compressor = RabinGroupCompressor::new(max_bytes_to_index); let mut end_point = 0usize; let factory_count = factories.len(); for idx in 0..factory_count { let chunks = extract_factory_chunks(block, factories, idx)?; let chunks_len: usize = factories .get(idx) .and_then(|f| f.size) .unwrap_or_else(|| chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum::()); let key = Key::Fixed(keys[idx].clone()); let chunk_slices: Vec<&[u8]> = chunks.iter().map(|c| c.as_slice()).collect(); let (sha1, start_point, new_end_point, _kind) = compressor .compress(&key, &chunk_slices, chunks_len, None, None, None) .map_err(|e| format!("compress error: {:?}", e))?; if let Some(f) = factories.get_mut(idx) { f.sha1 = Some(sha1); f.start = start_point as u64; f.end = new_end_point as u64; // The cached chunks are no longer relevant after a rebuild. f.chunks = None; } end_point = new_end_point; } let (chunks, endpoint) = compressor.flush(); let mut new_block = crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::new(); new_block.set_chunked_content(&chunks, endpoint); Ok(RebuildResult { block: new_block, last_byte: end_point as u64, }) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn keep_when_more_than_half_is_used() { let (action, last, total) = check_rebuild_action(&[(0, 60)], 100); assert_eq!(action, RebuildAction::Keep); assert_eq!(last, 60); assert_eq!(total, 60); } #[test] fn trim_when_used_bytes_are_at_the_front() { // 30 of 100 used, all at the front (last_byte = 30, total*2 > last). let (action, last, total) = check_rebuild_action(&[(0, 30)], 100); assert_eq!(action, RebuildAction::Trim); assert_eq!(last, 30); assert_eq!(total, 30); } #[test] fn rebuild_when_used_bytes_are_scattered() { // 10 of 100 used right at the end → not at the front. let (action, last, total) = check_rebuild_action(&[(90, 100)], 100); assert_eq!(action, RebuildAction::Rebuild); assert_eq!(last, 100); assert_eq!(total, 10); } #[test] fn keep_at_exactly_half() { // Exactly half: total*2 == content_length triggers Keep. let (action, _, _) = check_rebuild_action(&[(0, 50)], 100); assert_eq!(action, RebuildAction::Keep); } fn pos(start: usize, end: usize) -> ((usize, usize), &'static [u8]) { ((start, end), b"file-id".as_slice()) } #[test] fn well_utilized_single_factory_is_never_well_utilized() { let factories = vec![pos(0, 100)]; assert!(!check_is_well_utilized( &factories, 100, &WellUtilizedSettings::default() )); } #[test] fn well_utilized_below_max_cut_fraction_is_not_well_utilized() { // 50% used, default cutoff 75% → not well utilized. let factories = vec![pos(0, 25), pos(25, 50)]; assert!(!check_is_well_utilized( &factories, 100, &WellUtilizedSettings::default() )); } #[test] fn well_utilized_full_enough_block_is_well_utilized() { // Block size is at the full_enough threshold; content fully used. let size = WellUtilizedSettings::default().full_enough_block_size; let factories = vec![pos(0, size / 2), pos(size / 2, size)]; assert!(check_is_well_utilized( &factories, size, &WellUtilizedSettings::default() )); } #[test] fn well_utilized_mixed_content_uses_lower_threshold() { let settings = WellUtilizedSettings::default(); let size = settings.full_enough_mixed_block_size; // Two factories with different file-id prefixes. let factories: Vec<((usize, usize), &[u8])> = vec![((0, size / 2), b"file-a"), ((size / 2, size), b"file-b")]; assert!(check_is_well_utilized(&factories, size, &settings)); } #[test] fn parse_node_position_decodes_four_fields() { let pos = parse_node_position(b"10 20 30 40").unwrap(); assert_eq!( pos, NodePosition { start: 10, stop: 20, basis_end: 30, delta_end: 40, } ); } #[test] fn parse_node_position_rejects_short_input() { assert_eq!( parse_node_position(b"10 20 30"), Err(NodePositionError::NotEnoughFields) ); } #[test] fn parse_node_position_rejects_non_integer() { assert_eq!( parse_node_position(b"10 20 nope 40"), Err(NodePositionError::InvalidInteger) ); } #[test] fn format_gc_node_value_roundtrips_through_parse_node_position() { let bytes = format_gc_node_value(100, 50, 7, 42); assert_eq!(bytes, b"100 50 7 42"); let parsed = parse_node_position(&bytes).unwrap(); // The reader-side field names are start/stop/basis_end/delta_end; // semantically they hold the four write-time integers in order. assert_eq!(parsed.start, 100); assert_eq!(parsed.stop, 50); assert_eq!(parsed.basis_end, 7); assert_eq!(parsed.delta_end, 42); } fn make_block_with_keys( keys: &[&[u8]], ) -> ( crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock, Vec<(usize, usize)>, ) { use crate::groupcompress::compressor::{GroupCompressor, RabinGroupCompressor}; use crate::versionedfile::Key; let mut compressor = RabinGroupCompressor::new(None); let mut positions = Vec::new(); for key_bytes in keys { let chunks: &[&[u8]] = &[*key_bytes]; let length = key_bytes.len(); let key = Key::Fixed(vec![key_bytes.to_vec()]); let (_sha, start, end, _kind) = compressor .compress(&key, chunks, length, None, None, None) .unwrap(); positions.push((start, end)); } let (chunks, endpoint) = compressor.flush(); let mut block = crate::groupcompress::block::GroupCompressBlock::new(); block.set_chunked_content(&chunks, endpoint); (block, positions) } fn make_factory_states(positions: &[(usize, usize)]) -> Vec { positions .iter() .enumerate() .map(|(i, &(start, end))| FactoryState { start: start as u64, end: end as u64, first: i == 0, ..Default::default() }) .collect() } #[test] fn extract_factory_chunks_round_trips_payload() { let (mut block, positions) = make_block_with_keys(&[b"payload\n"]); let mut factories = make_factory_states(&positions); let chunks = extract_factory_chunks(&mut block, &mut factories, 0).unwrap(); let combined: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(combined, b"payload\n"); // Cached on the slot. assert!(factories[0].chunks.is_some()); } #[test] fn rebuild_block_round_trips_factory_payloads() { let (mut block, positions) = make_block_with_keys(&[b"alpha\n", b"beta\n", b"gamma\n"]); let mut factories = make_factory_states(&positions); // Pretend only the first two factories survive: drop the last and // rebuild. The new block should still let us extract their content. factories.pop(); let keys: Vec>> = vec![vec![b"alpha-key".to_vec()], vec![b"beta-key".to_vec()]]; let result = rebuild_block(&mut block, &mut factories, &keys, None).unwrap(); let mut new_block = result.block; let alpha = extract_factory_chunks(&mut new_block, &mut factories, 0).unwrap(); let beta = extract_factory_chunks(&mut new_block, &mut factories, 1).unwrap(); let alpha_combined: Vec = alpha.into_iter().flatten().collect(); let beta_combined: Vec = beta.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(alpha_combined, b"alpha\n"); assert_eq!(beta_combined, b"beta\n"); } #[test] fn trim_block_preserves_factory_offsets() { let (mut block, positions) = make_block_with_keys(&[b"first\n", b"second\n"]); let mut factories = make_factory_states(&positions); // Trim to just past the first factory. The first factory must still // extract correctly afterwards; the second one is now beyond the // block end and is irrelevant. let trim_to = positions[0].1; let mut trimmed = trim_block(&mut block, trim_to).unwrap(); let chunks = extract_factory_chunks(&mut trimmed, &mut factories, 0).unwrap(); let combined: Vec = chunks.into_iter().flatten().collect(); assert_eq!(combined, b"first\n"); } #[test] fn well_utilized_same_prefix_below_full_enough_is_not_well_utilized() { // Just under the single-prefix `full_enough` threshold: even though the // block is fully used, we expect the heuristic to return false because // it's still below the full size and not mixed. let settings = WellUtilizedSettings::default(); let size = settings.full_enough_mixed_block_size; // < full_enough_block_size let factories = vec![pos(0, size / 2), pos(size / 2, size)]; assert!(!check_is_well_utilized(&factories, size, &settings)); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000000362415205410553021231 0ustar00//! Groupcompress format: delta wire encoding, block framing, and the //! compressor / manager glue that backs the Python `GroupCompressVersionedFiles`. //! //! # Submodule tour //! //! - [`delta`] — low-level delta wire format: base128 integers, copy/insert //! instructions, and whole-delta apply. Structured [`delta::DeltaError`] //! lets callers discriminate truncated streams, out-of-range copies, and //! length mismatches without string matching. //! - [`line_delta`] — line-oriented delta generator that mirrors the //! original Python `LinesDeltaIndex`. Produces the same on-wire format as //! the other delta producers but operates over line arrays rather than //! byte streams. //! - [`rabin_delta`] — rolling-hash delta generator (Rabin fingerprinting) //! for long byte streams. //! - [`block`] — groupcompress block framing: item type byte, base128 //! length, fulltext vs delta payload. //! - [`compressor`] — `TraditionalGroupCompressor` and //! `RabinGroupCompressor` — the two high-level "add bytes, get back a //! key" entry points. //! - [`manager`] — block rebuild / well-utilised / trim policy helpers //! used by `_LazyGroupContentManager` on the Python side. //! - [`wire`] — `groupcompress-block` network record framing (header //! lines plus wire prefix construction). //! - [`sort`] — `sort_gc_optimal`, the topological groupcompress-ordering //! routine used when streaming records to a target repository. //! - [`gcvf`] — the `GroupCompressVersionedFiles` orchestration: read-memo //! types, block batching, and record-stream assembly. pub mod block; pub mod compressor; pub mod delta; pub mod gcvf; pub mod line_delta; pub mod manager; pub mod rabin_delta; pub mod sort; pub mod wire; use sha1::{Digest as _, Sha1}; lazy_static::lazy_static! { pub static ref NULL_SHA1: Vec = crate::osutils::sha::to_hex(&Sha1::new().finalize()).as_bytes().to_vec(); } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/rabin_delta.rs0000644000000000000000000007334215211042574022723 0ustar00use crate::groupcompress::delta::{ decode_instruction, read_base128_int, write_base128_int, write_instruction, Instruction, MAX_COPY_SIZE, MAX_INSERT_SIZE, }; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::convert::TryInto; use std::io::Write; /// diff-delta.rs: generate a delta between two buffers /// /// This code was greatly inspired by parts of LibXDiff from Davide Libenzi /// http://www.xmailserver.org/xdiff-lib.html /// /// Rewritten for GIT by Nicolas Pitre , (C) 2005-2007 /// Adapted for Bazaar by John Arbash Meinel (C) 2009 /// /// Ported to Rust by Jelmer Vernooij and significantly rewritten. /// /// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify /// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by /// the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or /// (at your option) any later version. /// /// NB: The version in GIT is 'version 2 of the Licence only', however Nicolas /// has granted permission for use under 'version 2 or later' in private email /// to Robert Collins and Karl Fogel on the 6th April 2009. // maximum hash entry list for the same hash bucket const RABIN_SHIFT: usize = 23; const RABIN_WINDOW: usize = 16; const T: &[u32; 256] = &[ 0x00000000, 0xab59b4d1, 0x56b369a2, 0xfdeadd73, 0x063f6795, 0xad66d344, 0x508c0e37, 0xfbd5bae6, 0x0c7ecf2a, 0xa7277bfb, 0x5acda688, 0xf1941259, 0x0a41a8bf, 0xa1181c6e, 0x5cf2c11d, 0xf7ab75cc, 0x18fd9e54, 0xb3a42a85, 0x4e4ef7f6, 0xe5174327, 0x1ec2f9c1, 0xb59b4d10, 0x48719063, 0xe32824b2, 0x1483517e, 0xbfdae5af, 0x423038dc, 0xe9698c0d, 0x12bc36eb, 0xb9e5823a, 0x440f5f49, 0xef56eb98, 0x31fb3ca8, 0x9aa28879, 0x6748550a, 0xcc11e1db, 0x37c45b3d, 0x9c9defec, 0x6177329f, 0xca2e864e, 0x3d85f382, 0x96dc4753, 0x6b369a20, 0xc06f2ef1, 0x3bba9417, 0x90e320c6, 0x6d09fdb5, 0xc6504964, 0x2906a2fc, 0x825f162d, 0x7fb5cb5e, 0xd4ec7f8f, 0x2f39c569, 0x846071b8, 0x798aaccb, 0xd2d3181a, 0x25786dd6, 0x8e21d907, 0x73cb0474, 0xd892b0a5, 0x23470a43, 0x881ebe92, 0x75f463e1, 0xdeadd730, 0x63f67950, 0xc8afcd81, 0x354510f2, 0x9e1ca423, 0x65c91ec5, 0xce90aa14, 0x337a7767, 0x9823c3b6, 0x6f88b67a, 0xc4d102ab, 0x393bdfd8, 0x92626b09, 0x69b7d1ef, 0xc2ee653e, 0x3f04b84d, 0x945d0c9c, 0x7b0be704, 0xd05253d5, 0x2db88ea6, 0x86e13a77, 0x7d348091, 0xd66d3440, 0x2b87e933, 0x80de5de2, 0x7775282e, 0xdc2c9cff, 0x21c6418c, 0x8a9ff55d, 0x714a4fbb, 0xda13fb6a, 0x27f92619, 0x8ca092c8, 0x520d45f8, 0xf954f129, 0x04be2c5a, 0xafe7988b, 0x5432226d, 0xff6b96bc, 0x02814bcf, 0xa9d8ff1e, 0x5e738ad2, 0xf52a3e03, 0x08c0e370, 0xa39957a1, 0x584ced47, 0xf3155996, 0x0eff84e5, 0xa5a63034, 0x4af0dbac, 0xe1a96f7d, 0x1c43b20e, 0xb71a06df, 0x4ccfbc39, 0xe79608e8, 0x1a7cd59b, 0xb125614a, 0x468e1486, 0xedd7a057, 0x103d7d24, 0xbb64c9f5, 0x40b17313, 0xebe8c7c2, 0x16021ab1, 0xbd5bae60, 0x6cb54671, 0xc7ecf2a0, 0x3a062fd3, 0x915f9b02, 0x6a8a21e4, 0xc1d39535, 0x3c394846, 0x9760fc97, 0x60cb895b, 0xcb923d8a, 0x3678e0f9, 0x9d215428, 0x66f4eece, 0xcdad5a1f, 0x3047876c, 0x9b1e33bd, 0x7448d825, 0xdf116cf4, 0x22fbb187, 0x89a20556, 0x7277bfb0, 0xd92e0b61, 0x24c4d612, 0x8f9d62c3, 0x7836170f, 0xd36fa3de, 0x2e857ead, 0x85dcca7c, 0x7e09709a, 0xd550c44b, 0x28ba1938, 0x83e3ade9, 0x5d4e7ad9, 0xf617ce08, 0x0bfd137b, 0xa0a4a7aa, 0x5b711d4c, 0xf028a99d, 0x0dc274ee, 0xa69bc03f, 0x5130b5f3, 0xfa690122, 0x0783dc51, 0xacda6880, 0x570fd266, 0xfc5666b7, 0x01bcbbc4, 0xaae50f15, 0x45b3e48d, 0xeeea505c, 0x13008d2f, 0xb85939fe, 0x438c8318, 0xe8d537c9, 0x153feaba, 0xbe665e6b, 0x49cd2ba7, 0xe2949f76, 0x1f7e4205, 0xb427f6d4, 0x4ff24c32, 0xe4abf8e3, 0x19412590, 0xb2189141, 0x0f433f21, 0xa41a8bf0, 0x59f05683, 0xf2a9e252, 0x097c58b4, 0xa225ec65, 0x5fcf3116, 0xf49685c7, 0x033df00b, 0xa86444da, 0x558e99a9, 0xfed72d78, 0x0502979e, 0xae5b234f, 0x53b1fe3c, 0xf8e84aed, 0x17bea175, 0xbce715a4, 0x410dc8d7, 0xea547c06, 0x1181c6e0, 0xbad87231, 0x4732af42, 0xec6b1b93, 0x1bc06e5f, 0xb099da8e, 0x4d7307fd, 0xe62ab32c, 0x1dff09ca, 0xb6a6bd1b, 0x4b4c6068, 0xe015d4b9, 0x3eb80389, 0x95e1b758, 0x680b6a2b, 0xc352defa, 0x3887641c, 0x93ded0cd, 0x6e340dbe, 0xc56db96f, 0x32c6cca3, 0x999f7872, 0x6475a501, 0xcf2c11d0, 0x34f9ab36, 0x9fa01fe7, 0x624ac294, 0xc9137645, 0x26459ddd, 0x8d1c290c, 0x70f6f47f, 0xdbaf40ae, 0x207afa48, 0x8b234e99, 0x76c993ea, 0xdd90273b, 0x2a3b52f7, 0x8162e626, 0x7c883b55, 0xd7d18f84, 0x2c043562, 0x875d81b3, 0x7ab75cc0, 0xd1eee811, ]; const U: &[u32; 256] = &[ 0x00000000, 0x7eb5200d, 0x5633f4cb, 0x2886d4c6, 0x073e5d47, 0x798b7d4a, 0x510da98c, 0x2fb88981, 0x0e7cba8e, 0x70c99a83, 0x584f4e45, 0x26fa6e48, 0x0942e7c9, 0x77f7c7c4, 0x5f711302, 0x21c4330f, 0x1cf9751c, 0x624c5511, 0x4aca81d7, 0x347fa1da, 0x1bc7285b, 0x65720856, 0x4df4dc90, 0x3341fc9d, 0x1285cf92, 0x6c30ef9f, 0x44b63b59, 0x3a031b54, 0x15bb92d5, 0x6b0eb2d8, 0x4388661e, 0x3d3d4613, 0x39f2ea38, 0x4747ca35, 0x6fc11ef3, 0x11743efe, 0x3eccb77f, 0x40799772, 0x68ff43b4, 0x164a63b9, 0x378e50b6, 0x493b70bb, 0x61bda47d, 0x1f088470, 0x30b00df1, 0x4e052dfc, 0x6683f93a, 0x1836d937, 0x250b9f24, 0x5bbebf29, 0x73386bef, 0x0d8d4be2, 0x2235c263, 0x5c80e26e, 0x740636a8, 0x0ab316a5, 0x2b7725aa, 0x55c205a7, 0x7d44d161, 0x03f1f16c, 0x2c4978ed, 0x52fc58e0, 0x7a7a8c26, 0x04cfac2b, 0x73e5d470, 0x0d50f47d, 0x25d620bb, 0x5b6300b6, 0x74db8937, 0x0a6ea93a, 0x22e87dfc, 0x5c5d5df1, 0x7d996efe, 0x032c4ef3, 0x2baa9a35, 0x551fba38, 0x7aa733b9, 0x041213b4, 0x2c94c772, 0x5221e77f, 0x6f1ca16c, 0x11a98161, 0x392f55a7, 0x479a75aa, 0x6822fc2b, 0x1697dc26, 0x3e1108e0, 0x40a428ed, 0x61601be2, 0x1fd53bef, 0x3753ef29, 0x49e6cf24, 0x665e46a5, 0x18eb66a8, 0x306db26e, 0x4ed89263, 0x4a173e48, 0x34a21e45, 0x1c24ca83, 0x6291ea8e, 0x4d29630f, 0x339c4302, 0x1b1a97c4, 0x65afb7c9, 0x446b84c6, 0x3adea4cb, 0x1258700d, 0x6ced5000, 0x4355d981, 0x3de0f98c, 0x15662d4a, 0x6bd30d47, 0x56ee4b54, 0x285b6b59, 0x00ddbf9f, 0x7e689f92, 0x51d01613, 0x2f65361e, 0x07e3e2d8, 0x7956c2d5, 0x5892f1da, 0x2627d1d7, 0x0ea10511, 0x7014251c, 0x5facac9d, 0x21198c90, 0x099f5856, 0x772a785b, 0x4c921c31, 0x32273c3c, 0x1aa1e8fa, 0x6414c8f7, 0x4bac4176, 0x3519617b, 0x1d9fb5bd, 0x632a95b0, 0x42eea6bf, 0x3c5b86b2, 0x14dd5274, 0x6a687279, 0x45d0fbf8, 0x3b65dbf5, 0x13e30f33, 0x6d562f3e, 0x506b692d, 0x2ede4920, 0x06589de6, 0x78edbdeb, 0x5755346a, 0x29e01467, 0x0166c0a1, 0x7fd3e0ac, 0x5e17d3a3, 0x20a2f3ae, 0x08242768, 0x76910765, 0x59298ee4, 0x279caee9, 0x0f1a7a2f, 0x71af5a22, 0x7560f609, 0x0bd5d604, 0x235302c2, 0x5de622cf, 0x725eab4e, 0x0ceb8b43, 0x246d5f85, 0x5ad87f88, 0x7b1c4c87, 0x05a96c8a, 0x2d2fb84c, 0x539a9841, 0x7c2211c0, 0x029731cd, 0x2a11e50b, 0x54a4c506, 0x69998315, 0x172ca318, 0x3faa77de, 0x411f57d3, 0x6ea7de52, 0x1012fe5f, 0x38942a99, 0x46210a94, 0x67e5399b, 0x19501996, 0x31d6cd50, 0x4f63ed5d, 0x60db64dc, 0x1e6e44d1, 0x36e89017, 0x485db01a, 0x3f77c841, 0x41c2e84c, 0x69443c8a, 0x17f11c87, 0x38499506, 0x46fcb50b, 0x6e7a61cd, 0x10cf41c0, 0x310b72cf, 0x4fbe52c2, 0x67388604, 0x198da609, 0x36352f88, 0x48800f85, 0x6006db43, 0x1eb3fb4e, 0x238ebd5d, 0x5d3b9d50, 0x75bd4996, 0x0b08699b, 0x24b0e01a, 0x5a05c017, 0x728314d1, 0x0c3634dc, 0x2df207d3, 0x534727de, 0x7bc1f318, 0x0574d315, 0x2acc5a94, 0x54797a99, 0x7cffae5f, 0x024a8e52, 0x06852279, 0x78300274, 0x50b6d6b2, 0x2e03f6bf, 0x01bb7f3e, 0x7f0e5f33, 0x57888bf5, 0x293dabf8, 0x08f998f7, 0x764cb8fa, 0x5eca6c3c, 0x207f4c31, 0x0fc7c5b0, 0x7172e5bd, 0x59f4317b, 0x27411176, 0x1a7c5765, 0x64c97768, 0x4c4fa3ae, 0x32fa83a3, 0x1d420a22, 0x63f72a2f, 0x4b71fee9, 0x35c4dee4, 0x1400edeb, 0x6ab5cde6, 0x42331920, 0x3c86392d, 0x133eb0ac, 0x6d8b90a1, 0x450d4467, 0x3bb8646a, ]; // Result type for functions that have multiple failure modes #[derive(Debug)] pub enum DeltaError { Io(std::io::Error), // An IO error occurred DeltaTooLarge, // The delta is too large to be encoded } impl std::fmt::Display for DeltaError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { DeltaError::Io(err) => write!(f, "IO error: {}", err), DeltaError::DeltaTooLarge => write!(f, "Delta too large"), } } } impl From for DeltaError { fn from(err: std::io::Error) -> DeltaError { DeltaError::Io(err) } } #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct RabinHash(u32); impl RabinHash { pub fn pushright(&mut self, c: u8) { self.0 = ((self.0 << 8) | c as u32) ^ T[(self.0 >> RABIN_SHIFT) as usize]; } pub fn popleft(&mut self, c: u8) { self.0 ^= U[c as usize]; } pub fn finish(&self) -> u32 { self.0 } } impl From for u32 { fn from(val: RabinHash) -> u32 { val.0 } } pub fn rabin_hash(data: [u8; RABIN_WINDOW]) -> RabinHash { assert_eq!(data.len(), RABIN_WINDOW); let mut val = RabinHash(0); for c in data.iter().take(RABIN_WINDOW) { val.pushright(*c); } val } pub struct RabinWindow { data: [u8; RABIN_WINDOW], pos: usize, hash: RabinHash, } impl RabinWindow { pub fn new(data: [u8; RABIN_WINDOW]) -> Self { let hash = rabin_hash(data); RabinWindow { data, hash, pos: 0 } } pub fn push(&mut self, c: u8) { self.hash.pushright(c); self.hash.popleft(self.data[self.pos]); self.data[self.pos] = c; self.pos = (self.pos + 1) % RABIN_WINDOW; } pub fn hash(&self) -> RabinHash { self.hash } } /// A persistent index over one or more source buffers. /// /// The index keeps every indexed source byte in a single owned `buffer` /// laid out at its absolute offset in the logical concatenated chunk /// stream (mini-header bytes between sources become never-indexed gaps). /// Hash entries therefore only need to store that absolute offset: the /// content slice for an entry is `&buffer[offset..]`. This lets sources be /// added incrementally with `add_fulltext`/`add_delta` and keeps /// `make_delta` linear in the target size instead of rebuilding the whole /// index on every call. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)] pub struct DeltaIndex { entries: HashMap>, /// Concatenated source bytes positioned at their absolute stream /// offset. Always the same length as `last_offset`. buffer: Vec, last_offset: usize, } #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, Default)] pub struct IndexEntry { /// Absolute offset into the logical chunk stream (and into `buffer`). pub offset: usize, } impl DeltaIndex { fn iter_matches(&self, val: &RabinHash) -> impl Iterator + '_ { self.entries .get(&val.finish()) .into_iter() .flat_map(|v| v.iter()) } fn find_match( &self, hash: RabinHash, data: &[u8], mut min_size: usize, good_enough_size: Option, ) -> Option<(IndexEntry, usize)> { let mut msource = None; for entry in self.iter_matches(&hash) { let entry_data = &self.buffer[entry.offset..]; if entry_data.len() <= min_size { // no point in checking this one continue; } let overlap = entry_data .iter() .zip(data.iter()) .take_while(|(x, y)| x == y) .count(); if overlap > min_size { /* this is our best match so far */ min_size = overlap; msource = Some(*entry); if let Some(good_enough_size) = good_enough_size { if min_size >= good_enough_size { /* good enough */ return Some((msource.unwrap(), min_size)); } } } } msource.map(|s| (s, min_size)) } pub fn new() -> Self { Self::default() } /// Reserve `unused_bytes` of header gap then append `content` to the /// owned buffer so it sits at its absolute stream offset. fn append_to_buffer(&mut self, unused_bytes: usize, content: &[u8]) { self.buffer.resize(self.buffer.len() + unused_bytes, 0); self.buffer.extend_from_slice(content); } pub fn add_delta(&mut self, delta: &[u8], unused_bytes: usize) -> std::io::Result<()> { self.append_to_buffer(unused_bytes, delta); self.last_offset += unused_bytes; let original_len = delta.len(); let mut remaining = delta; read_base128_int(&mut remaining)?; let header_len = original_len - remaining.len(); let mut pos = 0; while pos < remaining.len() { let (instruction, newpos) = decode_instruction(remaining, pos) .map_err(|e| std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?; match instruction { Instruction::Copy { .. } => {} Instruction::Insert(data) => { // The create_delta code requires a match at least 4 characters // (including only the last char of the RABIN_WINDOW) before it // will consider it something worth copying rather than inserting. // So we don't want to index anything that we know won't ever be a // match. // pos points to the instruction byte; data starts at pos+1 let data_offset = self.last_offset + header_len + pos + 1; for i in 0..data.len().saturating_sub(RABIN_WINDOW) { let val = rabin_hash(data[i..i + RABIN_WINDOW].try_into().unwrap()); self.entries .entry(val.into()) .or_default() .push(IndexEntry { offset: data_offset + i, }) } } } pos = newpos; } self.last_offset += original_len; debug_assert_eq!(self.buffer.len(), self.last_offset); Ok(()) } // Compute index data from given buffer // // # Arguments // // * `max_bytes_to_index`: Limit the number of regions to sample to this // amount of text. We will store at most max_bytes_to_index / RABIN_WINDOW // pointers into the source text. Useful if src can be unbounded in size, // and you are willing to trade match accuracy for peak memory. pub fn add_fulltext( &mut self, src: &[u8], unused_bytes: usize, max_bytes_to_index: Option, ) { self.append_to_buffer(unused_bytes, src); self.last_offset += unused_bytes; let stride = if let Some(max_bytes_to_index) = max_bytes_to_index { (std::cmp::min(max_bytes_to_index, src.len()) / RABIN_WINDOW).max(1) } else { RABIN_WINDOW }; let mut prev_val = None; for i in (0..(src.len().max(RABIN_WINDOW) - RABIN_WINDOW)).step_by(stride) { let val = rabin_hash(src[i..i + RABIN_WINDOW].try_into().unwrap()); if Some(val) == prev_val { // keep the lowest of consecutive identical hashes } else { prev_val = Some(val); self.entries .entry(val.into()) .or_default() .push(IndexEntry { offset: self.last_offset + i, }) } } self.last_offset += src.len(); debug_assert_eq!(self.buffer.len(), self.last_offset); } } pub fn iter_delta_instructions<'a>( index: &'a DeltaIndex, target: &'a [u8], ) -> impl Iterator> + 'a { // Position in target we're currently scanning let mut scan_pos: usize = 0; // Start of the current insert block (if any) let mut insert_start: usize = 0; let mut done = false; std::iter::from_fn(move || -> Option> { if done { return None; } loop { if scan_pos + RABIN_WINDOW > target.len() { // Not enough data left for a hash window // Emit any remaining data as an insert if insert_start < target.len() { let ins = &target[insert_start..]; insert_start = target.len(); done = true; return Some(Instruction::Insert(ins)); } done = true; return None; } let hash = rabin_hash( target[scan_pos..scan_pos + RABIN_WINDOW] .try_into() .unwrap(), ); if let Some((entry, msize)) = index.find_match(hash, &target[scan_pos..], 4, Some(4096)) { // Found a match of at least 4 bytes // First, emit any pending insert data before this match if scan_pos > insert_start { let ins = &target[insert_start..scan_pos]; // Set up state for the copy instruction to be emitted next insert_start = scan_pos; return Some(Instruction::Insert(ins)); } // Emit copy instruction(s) for this match let copy_len = msize.min(MAX_COPY_SIZE); scan_pos += copy_len; insert_start = scan_pos; return Some(Instruction::Copy { offset: entry.offset, length: copy_len, }); } // No match, advance by one byte scan_pos += 1; // Check if the current insert block is getting too large if scan_pos - insert_start >= MAX_INSERT_SIZE { let ins = &target[insert_start..scan_pos]; insert_start = scan_pos; return Some(Instruction::Insert(ins)); } } }) } pub fn create_delta<'a, W: Write>( mut writer: W, index: &'a DeltaIndex, target: &'a [u8], max_delta_size: Option, ) -> Result<(), DeltaError> { let mut size = 0; // store target buffer size size += write_base128_int(&mut writer, target.len() as u128)?; if target.len() < RABIN_WINDOW { // If the target is smaller than the Rabin window, we can't do any // matching, so just write out the whole target as an insert instruction. size += write_instruction(&mut writer, &Instruction::Insert(target))?; if let Some(max_delta_size) = max_delta_size { if size > max_delta_size { return Err(DeltaError::DeltaTooLarge); } } } else { for instruction in iter_delta_instructions(index, target) { size += write_instruction(&mut writer, &instruction)?; if let Some(max_delta_size) = max_delta_size { if size > max_delta_size { return Err(DeltaError::DeltaTooLarge); } } } } Ok(()) } /// Create a delta, this is a wrapper around DeltaIndex.make_delta. pub fn make_delta(source_bytes: &[u8], target_bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); let mut di = DeltaIndex::new(); di.add_fulltext(source_bytes, 0, None); create_delta(&mut out, &di, target_bytes, None).unwrap(); out } /// A `DeltaIndex` that owns its source buffers and indexes them /// incrementally. /// /// Each `add_source`/`add_delta_source` call folds the new source into a /// single persistent [`DeltaIndex`], so `make_delta` only has to scan the /// target against the already-built index. This is what keeps group /// compression linear in the total source size — rebuilding the index on /// every `make_delta` call made it quadratic. The retained source `Vec`s /// are kept only so callers can read them back (e.g. the PyO3 `_sources` /// accessor); the index itself owns the bytes it needs. pub struct OwningDeltaIndex { sources: Vec>, source_offset: usize, max_bytes_to_index: Option, index: DeltaIndex, } impl OwningDeltaIndex { pub fn new(max_bytes_to_index: Option) -> Self { Self { sources: Vec::new(), source_offset: 0, max_bytes_to_index, index: DeltaIndex::new(), } } pub fn num_sources(&self) -> usize { self.sources.len() } pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { self.sources.is_empty() } pub fn sources(&self) -> &[Vec] { &self.sources } pub fn source_offset(&self) -> usize { self.source_offset } pub fn set_source_offset(&mut self, value: usize) { self.source_offset = value; } pub fn max_bytes_to_index(&self) -> Option { self.max_bytes_to_index } pub fn set_max_bytes_to_index(&mut self, value: Option) { self.max_bytes_to_index = value; } pub fn add_source(&mut self, source: Vec, unadded_bytes: usize) { self.source_offset += unadded_bytes; self.source_offset += source.len(); self.index .add_fulltext(&source, unadded_bytes, self.max_bytes_to_index); self.sources.push(source); } pub fn add_delta_source(&mut self, delta: Vec, unadded_bytes: usize) -> Result<(), String> { self.source_offset += unadded_bytes; self.source_offset += delta.len(); self.index .add_delta(&delta, unadded_bytes) .map_err(|e| e.to_string())?; self.sources.push(delta); Ok(()) } pub fn make_delta( &self, target: &[u8], max_delta_size: usize, ) -> Result>, String> { if self.sources.is_empty() { return Ok(None); } let max_delta_size = if max_delta_size == 0 { None } else { Some(max_delta_size) }; let mut out = Vec::new(); match create_delta(&mut out, &self.index, target, max_delta_size) { Ok(()) => Ok(Some(out)), Err(DeltaError::DeltaTooLarge) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e.to_string()), } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { const TEXT1: &[u8] = b"This is a bit of source text which is meant to be matched against other text "; const TEXT2: &[u8] = b"This is a bit of source text which is meant to differ from against other text "; const TEXT3: &[u8] = b"This is a bit of source text which is meant to be matched against other text except it also has a lot more data at the end of the file "; fn apply_delta_test(source: &[u8], delta: &[u8]) -> Vec { use crate::groupcompress::delta::{decode_instruction, Instruction}; let mut remaining = &delta[..]; crate::groupcompress::delta::read_base128_int(&mut remaining).unwrap(); let mut result = Vec::new(); let mut pos = 0; while pos < remaining.len() { let (instr, newpos) = decode_instruction(remaining, pos).unwrap(); match instr { Instruction::Copy { offset, length } => { result.extend_from_slice(&source[offset..offset + length]); } Instruction::Insert(data) => { result.extend_from_slice(data); } } pos = newpos; } result } fn assert_delta(source: &[u8], target: &[u8], _expected_delta: &[u8]) { let mut di = super::DeltaIndex::new(); di.add_fulltext(source, 0, None); let mut out = Vec::new(); super::create_delta(&mut out, &di, target, None).unwrap(); // Verify the delta round-trips correctly let result = apply_delta_test(source, &out); assert_eq!(target, &result[..], "delta did not round-trip correctly"); } #[test] fn test_make_noop_delta() { assert_delta(TEXT1, TEXT1, b"M\x90M"); assert_delta(TEXT2, TEXT2, b"N\x90N"); assert_delta(TEXT3, TEXT3, b"\x87\x01\x90\x87"); } #[test] fn test_make_delta() { assert_delta(TEXT1, TEXT2, b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n"); assert_delta(TEXT2, TEXT1, b"M\x90/\x1ebe matched\nagainst other text\n"); assert_delta(TEXT3, TEXT1, b"M\x90M"); assert_delta(TEXT3, TEXT2, b"N\x90/\x1fdiffer from\nagainst other text\n"); } #[test] fn test_make_delta_with_large_copies() { // We want to have a copy that is larger than 64kB, which forces us to // issue multiple copy instructions. let big_text = TEXT3.repeat(1220); assert_delta( big_text.as_slice(), big_text.as_slice(), vec![ &b"\xdc\x86\x0a"[..], // Encoding the length of the uncompressed text &b"\x80"[..], // Copy 64kB, starting at byte 0 &b"\x84\x01"[..], // and another 64kB starting at 64kB &b"\xb4\x02\x5c\x83"[..], // And the bit of tail. ] .concat() .as_slice(), ) } #[test] fn owning_index_empty_returns_none() { let idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); assert!(idx.is_empty()); assert_eq!(idx.num_sources(), 0); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), 0); assert_eq!(idx.make_delta(b"anything", 0).unwrap(), None); } #[test] fn owning_index_round_trip() { let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); idx.add_source(TEXT1.to_vec(), 0); assert_eq!(idx.num_sources(), 1); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), TEXT1.len()); // A target identical to the source should produce a delta that // applies cleanly back to TEXT1. let delta = idx.make_delta(TEXT1, 0).unwrap().expect("delta produced"); let reconstructed = super::super::delta::apply_delta(TEXT1, &delta).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reconstructed.as_slice(), TEXT1); } #[test] fn owning_index_max_bytes_to_index_setter() { let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(Some(1024)); assert_eq!(idx.max_bytes_to_index(), Some(1024)); idx.set_max_bytes_to_index(None); assert_eq!(idx.max_bytes_to_index(), None); idx.set_max_bytes_to_index(Some(2048)); assert_eq!(idx.max_bytes_to_index(), Some(2048)); } #[test] fn owning_index_set_source_offset() { // The PyO3 wrapper exposes a setter for source_offset that pokes // straight at this field — exercise it directly. let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), 0); idx.set_source_offset(42); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), 42); idx.set_source_offset(0); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), 0); } #[test] fn owning_index_add_source_with_unadded_bytes_advances_offset() { // unadded_bytes is the number of bytes occupied in the surrounding // chunk stream by the per-record mini-header that precedes the // payload. The index has to advance source_offset over both the // header and the payload to keep its internal cursor aligned with // the compressor's chunk endpoint. let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); let header_len = 5; idx.add_source(TEXT1.to_vec(), header_len); assert_eq!(idx.source_offset(), header_len + TEXT1.len()); idx.add_source(TEXT2.to_vec(), header_len); assert_eq!( idx.source_offset(), 2 * (header_len + TEXT1.len()) - TEXT1.len() + TEXT2.len() ); } #[test] fn owning_index_add_delta_source_round_trip() { // Build an index, produce a delta against the first source, register // that delta as a delta-source, and check the index keeps working. let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); idx.add_source(TEXT1.to_vec(), 0); let initial_offset = idx.source_offset(); let delta = idx .make_delta(TEXT3, 0) .unwrap() .expect("delta produced for similar text"); // Registering the delta should advance source_offset by both the // mini-header length and the delta payload. let header_len = 4; idx.add_delta_source(delta.clone(), header_len).unwrap(); assert_eq!( idx.source_offset(), initial_offset + header_len + delta.len() ); assert_eq!(idx.num_sources(), 2); assert!(!idx.is_empty()); // The index should still be functional after registering a delta // source — making another delta should not crash. let _further = idx.make_delta(TEXT2, 0).unwrap(); } #[test] fn owning_index_make_delta_uses_multiple_sources() { // With two sources sharing similar content, the index should be able // to produce a delta and the result must apply cleanly back to the // target. We don't assert on which source the matches come from — // only that the delta is correct. let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); idx.add_source(TEXT1.to_vec(), 0); idx.add_source(TEXT3.to_vec(), 0); let delta = idx.make_delta(TEXT3, 0).unwrap().expect("delta"); let basis = [TEXT1, TEXT3].concat(); let reconstructed = super::super::delta::apply_delta(&basis, &delta).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reconstructed.as_slice(), TEXT3); } #[test] fn owning_index_make_delta_respects_size_cap() { // A max_delta_size that is below the actual delta length forces the // create_delta call to bail with DeltaTooLarge, which the wrapper // converts to Ok(None). let mut idx = super::OwningDeltaIndex::new(None); idx.add_source(TEXT1.to_vec(), 0); // 1 byte cap is well below any plausible delta header, so we expect // None back from make_delta. assert_eq!(idx.make_delta(TEXT3, 1).unwrap(), None); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/sort.rs0000644000000000000000000000523415166750666021462 0ustar00//! Group-compress-optimal key ordering. use std::collections::BTreeMap; use vcs_graph::tsort::TopoSorter; /// A key in a parent map — a tuple of byte segments, e.g. `(file_id, revision_id)`. pub type Key = Vec>; /// Sort and group the keys in `parent_map` into groupcompress order. /// /// Groupcompress order is reverse-topological, grouped by the key prefix /// (the first segment of a multi-element key, or an empty prefix for /// single-element keys). pub fn sort_gc_optimal(parent_map: Vec<(Key, Vec)>) -> Vec { // Group by prefix. let mut per_prefix: BTreeMap, Vec<(Key, Vec)>> = BTreeMap::new(); for (key, parents) in parent_map { let prefix = if key.len() <= 1 { Vec::new() } else { key[0].clone() }; per_prefix.entry(prefix).or_default().push((key, parents)); } // Topo-sort each bucket and append in reverse. let mut out = Vec::new(); for (_prefix, bucket) in per_prefix { let mut sorter = TopoSorter::new(bucket.into_iter()); let sorted = sorter .sorted() .expect("groupcompress parent_map should not contain cycles"); out.extend(sorted.into_iter().rev()); } out } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; fn key(parts: &[&[u8]]) -> Key { parts.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect() } #[test] fn empty() { assert!(sort_gc_optimal(vec![]).is_empty()); } #[test] fn single_prefix_reverse_topo() { // A chain: a -> b -> c (a is root, c is leaf) let a = key(&[b"f1", b"a"]); let b = key(&[b"f1", b"b"]); let c = key(&[b"f1", b"c"]); let parent_map = vec![ (a.clone(), vec![]), (b.clone(), vec![a.clone()]), (c.clone(), vec![b.clone()]), ]; let out = sort_gc_optimal(parent_map); // Topological is [a, b, c]; reversed is [c, b, a]. assert_eq!(out, vec![c, b, a]); } #[test] fn multi_prefix_grouped_by_first_segment() { let f1a = key(&[b"f1", b"a"]); let f2a = key(&[b"f2", b"a"]); let parent_map = vec![(f2a.clone(), vec![]), (f1a.clone(), vec![])]; let out = sort_gc_optimal(parent_map); // Prefixes are sorted (f1 before f2). assert_eq!(out, vec![f1a, f2a]); } #[test] fn single_element_keys_share_empty_prefix() { let a = key(&[b"a"]); let b = key(&[b"b"]); let parent_map = vec![(a.clone(), vec![]), (b.clone(), vec![a.clone()])]; let out = sort_gc_optimal(parent_map); // Topological [a, b] reversed => [b, a]. assert_eq!(out, vec![b, a]); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/groupcompress/wire.rs0000644000000000000000000003166115167227534021436 0ustar00//! Outer wire framing for groupcompress blocks. //! //! The over-the-wire form prepends a small text header with one record per //! contained factory, then the inner [`GroupCompressBlock`] payload. This //! module parses just the header so the manager-side Python wrapper can keep //! orchestrating the block construction itself. //! //! See `bzrformats.groupcompress._LazyGroupContentManager.from_bytes` for the //! Python original. use flate2::read::ZlibDecoder; use flate2::write::ZlibEncoder; use flate2::Compression; use std::io::{Read, Write}; /// One factory record described by the wire header. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct WireFactory { /// `\x00`-separated key segments. pub key: Vec>, /// `None` for absent parent info, else a list of keys. pub parents: Option>>>, pub start: u64, pub end: u64, } #[derive(Debug)] pub enum Error { UnknownStorageKind(Vec), InvalidLength(&'static str), InvalidInteger, MissingTrailingNewline, NotMultipleOfFour, Decompress(std::io::Error), } impl std::fmt::Display for Error { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { Error::UnknownStorageKind(b) => { write!(f, "unknown storage kind: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(b)) } Error::InvalidLength(msg) => write!(f, "invalid length: {}", msg), Error::InvalidInteger => write!(f, "invalid integer in wire header"), Error::MissingTrailingNewline => { write!(f, "header lines did not end with a trailing newline") } Error::NotMultipleOfFour => { write!(f, "header was not an even multiple of 4 lines") } Error::Decompress(e) => write!(f, "zlib decompression failed: {}", e), } } } impl std::error::Error for Error {} /// Parsed result of the outer wire frame: the factory records plus the byte /// range of the inner `GroupCompressBlock` payload within the input slice. #[derive(Debug)] pub struct WireFrame<'a> { pub factories: Vec, /// Slice of the original input that contains the inner block payload. pub block_bytes: &'a [u8], } /// Parse the outer wire framing of a groupcompress block. /// /// `bytes` is the full record as written by `_wire_bytes` on the Python side. pub fn parse_wire(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result, Error> { // The Python original splits on `\n` with a 4-element limit, yielding // `(storage_kind, z_header_len, header_len, block_len, rest)`. let mut splits = bytes.splitn(5, |&b| b == b'\n'); let storage_kind = splits.next().ok_or(Error::InvalidLength("storage kind"))?; let z_header_len = splits.next().ok_or(Error::InvalidLength("z_header_len"))?; let header_len = splits.next().ok_or(Error::InvalidLength("header_len"))?; let block_len = splits.next().ok_or(Error::InvalidLength("block_len"))?; let rest = splits.next().ok_or(Error::InvalidLength("rest"))?; if storage_kind != b"groupcompress-block" { return Err(Error::UnknownStorageKind(storage_kind.to_vec())); } let z_header_len = parse_int(z_header_len)? as usize; let header_len = parse_int(header_len)? as usize; let block_len = parse_int(block_len)? as usize; if rest.len() < z_header_len { return Err(Error::InvalidLength("compressed header shorter than rest")); } let z_header = &rest[..z_header_len]; let block_bytes = &rest[z_header_len..]; if block_bytes.len() != block_len { return Err(Error::InvalidLength("block bytes length mismatch")); } let mut header = Vec::with_capacity(header_len); ZlibDecoder::new(z_header) .read_to_end(&mut header) .map_err(Error::Decompress)?; if header.len() != header_len { return Err(Error::InvalidLength("decompressed header length mismatch")); } let factories = parse_header_lines(&header)?; Ok(WireFrame { factories, block_bytes, }) } /// Build the per-factory header bytes consumed by the wire format. /// /// Each factory contributes four `\n`-terminated lines: the `\x00`-joined key, /// the parents (`b"None:"` for absent parents, otherwise tab-separated keys), /// the start byte and the end byte. pub fn build_header_lines(factories: &[WireFactory]) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); for factory in factories { // key let mut first = true; for segment in &factory.key { if !first { out.push(b'\x00'); } first = false; out.extend_from_slice(segment); } out.push(b'\n'); // parents match &factory.parents { None => out.extend_from_slice(b"None:"), Some(parents) => { let mut first_parent = true; for parent in parents { if !first_parent { out.push(b'\t'); } first_parent = false; let mut first_seg = true; for seg in parent { if !first_seg { out.push(b'\x00'); } first_seg = false; out.extend_from_slice(seg); } } } } out.push(b'\n'); // start out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}", factory.start).as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); // end out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}", factory.end).as_bytes()); out.push(b'\n'); } out } /// Build the framing prefix for the wire format: the storage-kind line, the /// three length lines, and the zlib-compressed header bytes. /// /// The caller appends the inner block payload (`block_bytes`) after the /// returned prefix to form the complete wire record. pub fn build_wire_prefix( factories: &[WireFactory], block_bytes_len: usize, ) -> std::io::Result> { let header = build_header_lines(factories); let header_len = header.len(); let mut encoder = ZlibEncoder::new(Vec::new(), Compression::default()); encoder.write_all(&header)?; let z_header = encoder.finish()?; let z_header_len = z_header.len(); let mut prefix = Vec::with_capacity(64 + z_header_len); prefix.extend_from_slice(b"groupcompress-block\n"); prefix.extend_from_slice( format!("{}\n{}\n{}\n", z_header_len, header_len, block_bytes_len).as_bytes(), ); prefix.extend_from_slice(&z_header); Ok(prefix) } fn parse_int(b: &[u8]) -> Result { std::str::from_utf8(b) .map_err(|_| Error::InvalidInteger)? .parse() .map_err(|_| Error::InvalidInteger) } fn parse_header_lines(header: &[u8]) -> Result, Error> { // Header is a sequence of lines, each terminated by `\n`. The Python code // splits on `\n`, expects an empty trailing element, then walks groups of // four lines: key, parents, start, end. let mut lines: Vec<&[u8]> = header.split(|&b| b == b'\n').collect(); let trailing = lines.pop().ok_or(Error::MissingTrailingNewline)?; if !trailing.is_empty() { return Err(Error::MissingTrailingNewline); } if lines.len() % 4 != 0 { return Err(Error::NotMultipleOfFour); } let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(lines.len() / 4); for chunk in lines.chunks_exact(4) { let key = chunk[0] .split(|&b| b == b'\x00') .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .collect(); let parents = if chunk[1] == b"None:" { None } else { Some( chunk[1] .split(|&b| b == b'\t') .filter(|seg| !seg.is_empty()) .map(|seg| { seg.split(|&b| b == b'\x00') .map(|s| s.to_vec()) .collect::>>() }) .collect(), ) }; let start = parse_int(chunk[2])?; let end = parse_int(chunk[3])?; out.push(WireFactory { key, parents, start, end, }); } Ok(out) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use flate2::write::ZlibEncoder; use flate2::Compression; use std::io::Write; fn build_wire(header_lines: &[u8], block_bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec { let mut z = ZlibEncoder::new(Vec::new(), Compression::default()); z.write_all(header_lines).unwrap(); let z_header = z.finish().unwrap(); let mut out = Vec::new(); out.extend_from_slice(b"groupcompress-block\n"); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}\n", z_header.len()).as_bytes()); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}\n", header_lines.len()).as_bytes()); out.extend_from_slice(format!("{}\n", block_bytes.len()).as_bytes()); out.extend_from_slice(&z_header); out.extend_from_slice(block_bytes); out } #[test] fn round_trip_single_factory() { let header = b"file-id\x00rev\nNone:\n0\n42\n"; let block = b"BLOCK_PAYLOAD"; let wire = build_wire(header, block); let frame = parse_wire(&wire).unwrap(); assert_eq!(frame.block_bytes, block); assert_eq!(frame.factories.len(), 1); let f = &frame.factories[0]; assert_eq!(f.key, vec![b"file-id".to_vec(), b"rev".to_vec()]); assert!(f.parents.is_none()); assert_eq!(f.start, 0); assert_eq!(f.end, 42); } #[test] fn parents_split_on_tab_and_nul() { let header = b"k\nf\x00p1\tf\x00p2\n0\n10\n"; let wire = build_wire(header, b""); let frame = parse_wire(&wire).unwrap(); let parents = frame.factories[0].parents.as_ref().unwrap(); assert_eq!( *parents, vec![ vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p1".to_vec()], vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()], ] ); } #[test] fn empty_parents_list_is_some_empty() { // Python emits `b""` for an empty parents tuple, which then splits on // `\t` into a single empty segment that the filter drops. let header = b"k\n\n0\n10\n"; let wire = build_wire(header, b""); let frame = parse_wire(&wire).unwrap(); assert_eq!(frame.factories[0].parents.as_ref().unwrap().len(), 0); } #[test] fn rejects_unknown_storage_kind() { let bytes = b"something-else\n0\n0\n0\n"; assert!(matches!( parse_wire(bytes), Err(Error::UnknownStorageKind(_)) )); } #[test] fn rejects_non_multiple_of_four_header_lines() { let header = b"a\nb\nc\n"; let wire = build_wire(header, b""); assert!(matches!(parse_wire(&wire), Err(Error::NotMultipleOfFour))); } #[test] fn build_header_lines_emits_python_format() { let factories = vec![WireFactory { key: vec![b"file-id".to_vec(), b"rev".to_vec()], parents: None, start: 0, end: 42, }]; assert_eq!( build_header_lines(&factories), b"file-id\x00rev\nNone:\n0\n42\n" ); } #[test] fn build_header_lines_emits_multiple_parents_with_tab_separator() { let factories = vec![WireFactory { key: vec![b"k".to_vec()], parents: Some(vec![ vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p1".to_vec()], vec![b"f".to_vec(), b"p2".to_vec()], ]), start: 1, end: 2, }]; assert_eq!( build_header_lines(&factories), b"k\nf\x00p1\tf\x00p2\n1\n2\n" ); } #[test] fn build_header_lines_empty_parents_list_emits_empty_line() { // A `Some(vec![])` round-trips through the parser because the empty // segment from splitting `b""` on `\t` is filtered out. let factories = vec![WireFactory { key: vec![b"k".to_vec()], parents: Some(vec![]), start: 0, end: 1, }]; assert_eq!(build_header_lines(&factories), b"k\n\n0\n1\n"); } #[test] fn build_wire_prefix_round_trips_via_parse_wire() { let factories = vec![ WireFactory { key: vec![b"file-a".to_vec(), b"rev1".to_vec()], parents: None, start: 0, end: 32, }, WireFactory { key: vec![b"file-b".to_vec(), b"rev2".to_vec()], parents: Some(vec![vec![b"file-a".to_vec(), b"rev1".to_vec()]]), start: 32, end: 96, }, ]; let block = b"BLOCK_PAYLOAD"; let mut wire = build_wire_prefix(&factories, block.len()).unwrap(); wire.extend_from_slice(block); let frame = parse_wire(&wire).unwrap(); assert_eq!(frame.block_bytes, block); assert_eq!(frame.factories, factories); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/chunkreader.rs0000644000000000000000000000463115177354700021547 0ustar00use std::borrow::Borrow; use std::io::Read; pub struct ChunksReader> { chunks: Box + Send + Sync>, current_chunk: Option, position: usize, } impl> ChunksReader { pub fn new(chunks: Box + Send + Sync>) -> Self { ChunksReader { chunks, position: 0, current_chunk: None, } } } impl> Read for ChunksReader { fn read(&mut self, buf: &mut [u8]) -> std::io::Result { let mut bytes_read = 0; while bytes_read < buf.len() { if let Some(chunk) = self.current_chunk.as_ref() { let bytes_to_copy = (buf.len() - bytes_read).min(chunk.borrow().len() - self.position); buf[bytes_read..bytes_read + bytes_to_copy] .copy_from_slice(&chunk.borrow()[self.position..self.position + bytes_to_copy]); self.position += bytes_to_copy; bytes_read += bytes_to_copy; if self.position == chunk.borrow().len() { self.current_chunk = None; } } else if let Some(chunk) = self.chunks.next() { self.current_chunk = Some(chunk); self.position = 0; } else { break; } } Ok(bytes_read) } } #[test] fn test_chunks_reader_vec() { let chunks = vec![vec![1, 2, 3], vec![4, 5, 6], vec![7, 8, 9]]; let mut reader = ChunksReader::new(Box::new(chunks.into_iter())); let mut buf = [0; 4]; assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 4); assert_eq!(buf, [1, 2, 3, 4]); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 4); assert_eq!(buf, [5, 6, 7, 8]); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 1); assert_eq!(buf[0], 9); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 0); } #[test] fn test_chunks_reader_slice() { let chunks: Vec<&[u8]> = vec![&[1, 2, 3], &[4, 5, 6], &[7, 8, 9]]; let mut reader = ChunksReader::new(Box::new(chunks.into_iter())); let mut buf = [0; 4]; assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 4); assert_eq!(buf, [1, 2, 3, 4]); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 4); assert_eq!(buf, [5, 6, 7, 8]); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 1); assert_eq!(buf[0], 9); assert_eq!(reader.read(&mut buf).unwrap(), 0); } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/iterablefile.rs0000644000000000000000000001411715177354700021703 0ustar00use std::io::{self, BufRead, Read, Seek, SeekFrom}; pub struct IterableFile>> + Send + Sync> { iter: I, buffer: Vec, } impl>> + Send + Sync> IterableFile { pub fn new(iter: I) -> Self { IterableFile { iter, buffer: Vec::new(), } } } impl>> + Send + Sync> Read for IterableFile { fn read(&mut self, buf: &mut [u8]) -> io::Result { let n = self.fill_buf()?.read(buf)?; self.consume(n); Ok(n) } } impl>> + Send + Sync> BufRead for IterableFile { fn fill_buf(&mut self) -> io::Result<&[u8]> { while self.buffer.is_empty() { if let Some(bytes) = self.iter.next() { self.buffer = bytes?; } else { break; } } Ok(&self.buffer) } fn consume(&mut self, amt: usize) { self.buffer.drain(..amt); } } impl>> + Seek + Send + Sync> Seek for IterableFile { fn seek(&mut self, pos: SeekFrom) -> io::Result { match pos { SeekFrom::Start(n) => { self.iter.seek(SeekFrom::Start(n))?; self.buffer.clear(); } SeekFrom::Current(n) => { if n >= 0 { let mut skip = n as usize; while skip > 0 { let buf = self.fill_buf()?; if buf.is_empty() { break; } let n = std::cmp::min(skip, buf.len()); self.consume(n); skip -= n; } } else { self.seek(SeekFrom::End(n))?; } } SeekFrom::End(n) => { let mut pos = self.iter.seek(SeekFrom::End(0))? as i64; pos += n; if pos < 0 { return Err(io::Error::new( io::ErrorKind::InvalidInput, "invalid seek to a negative or overflowing position", )); } self.iter.seek(SeekFrom::Start(pos as u64))?; self.buffer.clear(); } } self.iter.stream_position() } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn test_read_all() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This ".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let mut buf = Vec::new(); let read = file.read_to_end(&mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(read, 15); assert_eq!(&buf, b"This is a test."); } #[test] fn test_read_n() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This ".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let mut buf = [0u8; 8]; file.read_exact(&mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(&buf, b"This is "); } #[test] fn test_read_to() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This\n".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.\n".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let mut buf = Vec::new(); file.read_until(b'\n', &mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(&buf, b"This\n"); buf.clear(); let read = file.read_until(b'\n', &mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(read, 11); assert_eq!(&buf, b"is a test.\n"); } #[test] fn test_readline() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"".to_vec(), b"This\n".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.\n".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let mut buf = String::new(); let read = file.read_line(&mut buf).unwrap(); assert_eq!(read, 5); assert_eq!(&buf, "This\n"); } #[test] fn test_readlines() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This\n".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.\n".to_vec(), ]; let file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let lines: Vec = file.lines().map(|line| line.unwrap()).collect(); assert_eq!(lines, vec!["This", "is a test."]); } #[test] fn test_fillbuf() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This ".to_vec(), b"".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); assert_eq!(file.fill_buf().unwrap(), b"This "); file.consume(5); assert_eq!(file.fill_buf().unwrap(), b"is "); file.consume(3); assert_eq!(file.fill_buf().unwrap(), b"a "); file.consume(2); assert_eq!(file.fill_buf().unwrap(), b"test."); file.consume(5); assert!(file.fill_buf().unwrap().is_empty()); } #[test] fn test_drain() { let content: Vec> = vec![ b"This ".to_vec(), b"is ".to_vec(), b"a ".to_vec(), b"test.".to_vec(), ]; let mut file = IterableFile::new(content.iter().map(|x| Ok(x.to_vec()))); let buf = file.fill_buf().unwrap(); assert_eq!(buf, b"This "); file.consume(5); let buf = file.fill_buf().unwrap(); assert_eq!(buf, b"is "); file.consume(1); let buf = file.fill_buf().unwrap(); assert_eq!(buf, b"s "); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000002575215210601252020023 0ustar00use memchr::memchr; use rand::RngExt; use std::borrow::Cow; pub fn is_well_formed_line(line: &[u8]) -> bool { if line.is_empty() { return false; } memchr(b'\n', line) == Some(line.len() - 1) } pub trait AsCow<'a, T: ToOwned + ?Sized> { fn as_cow(self) -> Cow<'a, T>; } impl<'a> AsCow<'a, [u8]> for &'a [u8] { fn as_cow(self) -> Cow<'a, [u8]> { Cow::Borrowed(self) } } impl<'a> AsCow<'a, [u8]> for Cow<'a, [u8]> { fn as_cow(self) -> Cow<'a, [u8]> { self } } impl<'a> AsCow<'a, [u8]> for Vec { fn as_cow(self) -> Cow<'a, [u8]> { Cow::Owned(self) } } impl<'a> AsCow<'a, [u8]> for &'a Vec { fn as_cow(self) -> Cow<'a, [u8]> { Cow::Borrowed(self.as_slice()) } } pub fn chunks_to_lines<'a, C, I, E>(chunks: I) -> impl Iterator, E>> where I: Iterator> + 'a, C: AsCow<'a, [u8]> + 'a, E: std::fmt::Debug, { pub struct ChunksToLines<'a, C, E> where C: AsCow<'a, [u8]>, E: std::fmt::Debug, { chunks: Box> + 'a>, tail: Vec, } impl<'a, C, E: std::fmt::Debug> Iterator for ChunksToLines<'a, C, E> where C: AsCow<'a, [u8]>, { type Item = Result, E>; fn next(&mut self) -> Option { loop { // See if we can find a line in tail if let Some(newline) = memchr(b'\n', &self.tail) { // The chunk contains multiple lines, so split it into lines let line = Cow::Owned(self.tail[..=newline].to_vec()); self.tail.drain(..=newline); return Some(Ok(line)); } else { // We couldn't find a newline if let Some(next_chunk) = self.chunks.next() { match next_chunk { Err(e) => { return Some(Err(e)); } Ok(next_chunk) => { let next_chunk = next_chunk.as_cow(); // If the chunk is well-formed, return it if self.tail.is_empty() && is_well_formed_line(next_chunk.as_ref()) { return Some(Ok(next_chunk)); } else { self.tail.extend_from_slice(next_chunk.as_ref()); } } } } else { // We've reached the end of the chunks, so return the last chunk if self.tail.is_empty() { return None; } let line = Cow::Owned(self.tail.to_vec()); self.tail.clear(); return Some(Ok(line)); } } } } } ChunksToLines { chunks: Box::new(chunks), tail: Vec::new(), } } #[test] fn test_chunks_to_lines() { assert_eq!( chunks_to_lines(vec![Ok::<_, std::io::Error>("foo\nbar".as_bytes().as_cow())].into_iter()) .map(|x| x.unwrap()) .collect::>(), vec!["foo\n".as_bytes().as_cow(), "bar".as_bytes().as_cow()] ); } pub fn split_lines(text: &[u8]) -> impl Iterator> { pub struct SplitLines<'a> { text: &'a [u8], } impl<'a> Iterator for SplitLines<'a> { type Item = Cow<'a, [u8]>; fn next(&mut self) -> Option { if self.text.is_empty() { return None; } if let Some(newline) = memchr(b'\n', self.text) { let line = Cow::Borrowed(&self.text[..=newline]); self.text = &self.text[newline + 1..]; Some(line) } else { // No newline found, so return the rest of the text let line = Cow::Borrowed(self.text); self.text = &self.text[self.text.len()..]; Some(line) } } } SplitLines { text } } #[test] fn test_split_lines() { assert_eq!( split_lines("foo\nbar".as_bytes()) .map(|x| x.to_vec()) .collect::>(), vec!["foo\n".as_bytes().to_vec(), "bar".as_bytes().to_vec()] ); } const ALNUM: &str = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"; pub fn rand_chars(num: usize) -> String { let mut rng = rand::rng(); let mut s = String::new(); for _ in 0..num { let raw_byte = rng.random_range(0..256); s.push(ALNUM.chars().nth(raw_byte % 36).unwrap()); } s } /// Return the local hostname. pub fn get_host_name() -> std::io::Result { hostname::get().map(|h| h.to_string_lossy().to_string()) } /// Return the current user's login name. /// /// Honours the usual environment overrides before falling back to the /// system account database. pub fn get_user_name() -> String { for name in &["LOGNAME", "USER", "LNAME", "USERNAME"] { if let Ok(user) = std::env::var(name) { return user; } } whoami::username() } /// Whether a local process is known to be dead. /// /// Returns false when the process is alive or when we cannot tell (for /// example a process owned by another user, or any error other than a /// clear "no such process"). #[cfg(unix)] pub fn is_local_pid_dead(pid: u32) -> bool { use nix::sys::signal::kill; use nix::unistd::Pid; match kill(Pid::from_raw(pid as i32), None) { Ok(_) => false, Err(nix::errno::Errno::ESRCH) => true, Err(_) => false, } } #[cfg(windows)] pub fn is_local_pid_dead(_pid: u32) -> bool { false } pub fn contains_whitespace(s: &str) -> bool { let ws = " \t\n\r\u{000B}\u{000C}"; for ch in ws.chars() { if s.contains(ch) { return true; } } false } /// A file kind as derived from a stat `st_mode`. Unlike [`Kind`], this covers /// every format the kernel can report, including the kinds bzr does not track. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub enum StatKind { File, Directory, Symlink, Fifo, Socket, CharDevice, BlockDevice, Unknown, } impl StatKind { /// The string token bzr uses for this kind (the same names Python's /// `osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode` returns). pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str { match self { StatKind::File => "file", StatKind::Directory => "directory", StatKind::Symlink => "symlink", StatKind::Fifo => "fifo", StatKind::Socket => "socket", StatKind::CharDevice => "chardev", StatKind::BlockDevice => "block", StatKind::Unknown => "unknown", } } } impl std::fmt::Display for StatKind { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { f.write_str(self.as_str()) } } /// Map a stat `st_mode` to a [`StatKind`]. Mirrors /// `osutils.file_kind_from_stat_mode`. pub fn kind_from_stat_mode(mode: u32) -> StatKind { // S_IFMT mask = 0o170000; compare the format bits. match mode & 0o170000 { 0o100000 => StatKind::File, 0o040000 => StatKind::Directory, 0o120000 => StatKind::Symlink, 0o010000 => StatKind::Fifo, 0o140000 => StatKind::Socket, 0o020000 => StatKind::CharDevice, 0o060000 => StatKind::BlockDevice, _ => StatKind::Unknown, } } /// Whether `s` contains any line-break character (newline, carriage /// return, or form feed). pub fn contains_linebreaks(s: &str) -> bool { for ch in "\n\r\u{000C}".chars() { if s.contains(ch) { return true; } } false } #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] pub enum Kind { File, Directory, Symlink, TreeReference, } impl Kind { pub fn marker(&self) -> &'static str { match self { Kind::File => "", Kind::Directory => "/", Kind::Symlink => "@", Kind::TreeReference => "+", } } /// The string form used throughout the codebase (``"file"``, /// ``"directory"``, ``"symlink"``, ``"tree-reference"``) — the /// same tokens Python's inventory layer speaks. pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str { match self { Kind::File => "file", Kind::Directory => "directory", Kind::Symlink => "symlink", Kind::TreeReference => "tree-reference", } } } impl std::fmt::Display for Kind { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { f.write_str(self.as_str()) } } /// Error returned by [`::from_str`] when the input is /// not one of the four recognised kind names. Carries the offending /// string so callers can surface it. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct KindParseError(pub String); impl std::fmt::Display for KindParseError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { write!(f, "unknown kind {:?}", self.0) } } impl std::error::Error for KindParseError {} impl std::str::FromStr for Kind { type Err = KindParseError; fn from_str(s: &str) -> Result { match s { "file" => Ok(Kind::File), "directory" => Ok(Kind::Directory), "symlink" => Ok(Kind::Symlink), "tree-reference" => Ok(Kind::TreeReference), other => Err(KindParseError(other.to_string())), } } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'py> pyo3::IntoPyObject<'py> for Kind { type Target = pyo3::types::PyString; type Output = pyo3::Bound<'py, Self::Target>; type Error = std::convert::Infallible; fn into_pyobject(self, py: pyo3::Python<'py>) -> Result { match self { Kind::File => "file", Kind::Directory => "directory", Kind::Symlink => "symlink", Kind::TreeReference => "tree-reference", } .into_pyobject(py) } } #[cfg(feature = "pyo3")] impl<'a, 'py> pyo3::FromPyObject<'a, 'py> for Kind { type Error = pyo3::PyErr; fn extract(ob: pyo3::Borrowed<'a, 'py, pyo3::PyAny>) -> pyo3::PyResult { let s: String = ob.extract()?; match s.as_str() { "file" => Ok(Kind::File), "directory" => Ok(Kind::Directory), "symlink" => Ok(Kind::Symlink), "tree-reference" => Ok(Kind::TreeReference), _ => Err(pyo3::exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(format!( "Invalid kind: {}", s ))), } } } pub mod chunkreader; #[cfg(unix)] #[path = "mounts-unix.rs"] pub mod mounts; #[cfg(windows)] #[path = "mounts-win32.rs"] pub mod mounts; pub mod path; pub mod sha; pub mod time; #[cfg(test)] mod tests; bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/mounts-unix.rs0000644000000000000000000002120015177354700021551 0ustar00use lazy_static::lazy_static; use log::{debug, warn}; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::ffi::OsString; use std::fs::File; use std::io::{BufRead, BufReader}; use std::os::unix::ffi::OsStringExt; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; pub struct MountEntry { pub path: PathBuf, pub fs_type: String, pub options: String, } // Read a mtab-style file pub fn read_mtab>(path: P) -> impl Iterator { let file = File::open(path).unwrap(); let reader = BufReader::new(file); reader .lines() .filter_map(|line| line.ok()) .filter(|line| !line.starts_with('#')) .filter_map(|line| { let cols: Vec> = line .split_whitespace() .map(|s| s.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); if cols.len() >= 3 { let path = PathBuf::from(OsString::from_vec(cols[1].clone())); let fs_type = String::from_utf8_lossy(&cols[2]).to_string(); let options = String::from_utf8_lossy(&cols[3]).to_string(); Some(MountEntry { path, fs_type, options, }) } else { None } }) } fn sort_mounts(mounts: &mut [MountEntry]) { mounts.sort_by(|a, b| b.path.as_os_str().len().cmp(&a.path.as_os_str().len())); } #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] #[test] fn test_sort_mounts() { let mut mounts = vec![ MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/"), fs_type: "ext4".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }, MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/var"), fs_type: "ext4".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }, MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/var/blah"), fs_type: "ext4".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }, ]; sort_mounts(&mut mounts); assert_eq!( vec!["/var/blah", "/var", "/"], mounts .iter() .map(|m| m.path.to_str().unwrap()) .collect::>() ); } #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] fn load_mounts() -> Vec { let mut mounts: Vec = read_mtab("/proc/mounts").collect(); sort_mounts(&mut mounts); mounts } #[cfg(any(target_os = "macos", target_os = "openbsd"))] fn parse_mount_line(line: &str) -> Option { if line.is_empty() { return None; } if line.starts_with("#") { return None; } let parts: Vec<&str> = line.split_whitespace().collect(); if parts.len() < 3 { return None; } let path = PathBuf::from(parts[2]); let fs_type = parts[0].to_string(); let options = parts[3..].join(" "); Some(MountEntry { path, fs_type, options, }) } #[cfg(any(target_os = "macos", target_os = "openbsd"))] #[test] fn test_parse_mount_line() { let line = "devfs on /dev (devfs, local, nobrowse)"; let mount_entry = parse_mount_line(line).unwrap(); assert_eq!(mount_entry.path, PathBuf::from("/dev")); assert_eq!(mount_entry.fs_type, "devfs"); assert_eq!(mount_entry.options, "local, nobrowse"); } #[cfg(any(target_os = "macos", target_os = "openbsd"))] fn load_mounts() -> Vec { // BSD does not have a /proc/mounts equivalent, so we use the output of // `mount` command // // TODO: find a more robust and efficient way to get mount information let output = std::process::Command::new("mount") .output() .expect("Failed to execute mount command"); let stdout = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout); let mut mounts = Vec::new(); for line in stdout.lines() { if let Some(mount_entry) = parse_mount_line(line) { mounts.push(mount_entry); } } sort_mounts(&mut mounts); mounts } #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] #[test] fn test_load_mounts() { let mounts = load_mounts(); assert!(!mounts.is_empty()); assert!(mounts[mounts.len() - 1].path == PathBuf::from("/")); } pub fn find_mount_entry>(entries: &[MountEntry], path: P) -> Option<&MountEntry> { entries .iter() .find(|&entry| super::path::is_inside(entry.path.as_path(), path.as_ref())) } lazy_static! { static ref MOUNTS: Vec = load_mounts(); } fn extract_option<'a>(options: &'a str, name: &str) -> Option<&'a str> { for option in options.split(',') { let parts: Vec<&str> = option.split('=').collect(); if parts.len() == 2 && parts[0] == name { return Some(parts[1]); } } warn!("Could not find upperdir in overlay options {:?}", options); None } fn get_fs_type_ext>(entries: &[MountEntry], path: P) -> Option<&str> { let mut seen = HashSet::new(); let mut path = path.as_ref().to_path_buf(); loop { let entry = find_mount_entry(entries, path)?; if entry.fs_type == "overlay" { path = extract_option(&entry.options, "upperdir").map(PathBuf::from)?; if !seen.insert(path.clone()) { warn!("Loop in overlayfs mounts {:?}", seen); return None; } } else { return Some(entry.fs_type.as_str()); } } } #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] #[test] fn test_get_fs_type() { let mounts = vec![MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/"), fs_type: "ext4".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }]; assert!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/") == Some("ext4")); assert!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/etc/passwd") == Some("ext4")); } #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] #[test] fn test_get_fs_type_overlay() { let mut mounts = vec![ MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/var/blah"), fs_type: "ext4".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }, MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/"), fs_type: "overlay".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro,upperdir=/var/blah".to_string(), }, ]; sort_mounts(&mut mounts); assert_eq!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/var/blah"), Some("ext4")); assert_eq!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/"), Some("ext4")); assert_eq!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/etc/passwd"), Some("ext4")); let mounts = vec![MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/"), fs_type: "overlay".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro".to_string(), }]; assert!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/").is_none()); let mounts = vec![MountEntry { path: PathBuf::from("/"), fs_type: "overlay".to_string(), options: "rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro,upperdir=/foo".to_string(), }]; assert!(get_fs_type_ext(&mounts, "/").is_none()); } pub fn get_fs_type>(path: P) -> Option { get_fs_type_ext(&MOUNTS, path.as_ref()).map(|s| s.to_string()) } pub fn supports_hardlinks>(path: P) -> Option { let fs_type = get_fs_type(path.as_ref())?; match fs_type.as_str() { "ext2" | "ext3" | "ext4" | "btrfs" | "xfs" | "jfs" | "reiserfs" | "zfs" => Some(true), "vfat" | "ntfs" => Some(false), _ => { debug!("Unknown fs type: {}", fs_type); Some(false) } } } pub fn supports_executable>(path: P) -> Option { let fs_type = get_fs_type(path.as_ref())?; match fs_type.as_str() { "vfat" | "ntfs" => Some(false), "ext2" | "ext3" | "ext4" | "btrfs" | "xfs" | "jfs" | "reiserfs" | "zfs" => Some(true), _ => { debug!("Unknown fs type: {}", fs_type); Some(true) } } } pub fn supports_symlinks>(path: P) -> Option { let fs_type = get_fs_type(path.as_ref())?; match fs_type.as_str() { "vfat" | "ntfs" => Some(false), // Maybe? "ext2" | "ext3" | "ext4" | "btrfs" | "xfs" | "jfs" | "reiserfs" | "zfs" => Some(true), _ => { debug!("Unknown fs type: {}", fs_type); Some(true) } } } /// Return True if 'readonly' has POSIX semantics, False otherwise. /// /// Notably, a win32 readonly file cannot be deleted, unlike POSIX where the /// directory controls creation/deletion, etc. /// /// And under win32, readonly means that the directory itself cannot be /// deleted. The contents of a readonly directory can be changed, unlike POSIX /// where files in readonly directories cannot be added, deleted or renamed. pub fn supports_posix_readonly() -> bool { true } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/mounts-win32.rs0000644000000000000000000000337115177354700021541 0ustar00use std::ffi::OsStr; use std::os::windows::ffi::{OsStrExt, OsStringExt}; use std::path::Path; use std::ptr; use winapi::shared::minwindef::DWORD; use winapi::um::fileapi::GetVolumeInformationW; fn _get_fs_type(drive: &str) -> Option { const MAX_FS_TYPE_LENGTH: DWORD = 16; let mut fs_type = vec![0u16; (MAX_FS_TYPE_LENGTH + 1) as usize]; let res = unsafe { GetVolumeInformationW( OsStr::new(drive) .encode_wide() .chain(std::iter::once(0)) .collect::>() .as_ptr(), ptr::null_mut(), 0, ptr::null_mut(), ptr::null_mut(), ptr::null_mut(), fs_type.as_mut_ptr(), MAX_FS_TYPE_LENGTH, ) }; if res != 0 { let fs_type_os = std::ffi::OsString::from_wide(&fs_type[..]); let fs_type_str = fs_type_os.to_str().unwrap_or_default(); Some(fs_type_str.to_owned()) } else { None } } pub fn get_fs_type>(path: P) -> Option { let drive = path .as_ref() .parent() .and_then(|p| p.to_str()) .unwrap_or_default(); let drive = if drive.contains(':') { drive } else { &format!("{}\\", drive) }; let fs_type = _get_fs_type(drive)?; Some(match fs_type.as_str() { "FAT32" => String::from("vfat"), "NTFS" => String::from("ntfs"), _ => fs_type, }) } pub fn supports_symlinks>(path: P) -> Option { let fs_type = get_fs_type(path)?; match fs_type.as_str() { "ntfs" => Some(true), "vfat" => Some(false), _ => Some(false), } } pub fn supports_posix_readonly() -> bool { false } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/path.rs0000644000000000000000000000647015207367274020217 0ustar00use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; use unicode_normalization::{is_nfc, UnicodeNormalization}; pub fn is_inside(dir: &Path, fname: &Path) -> bool { fname.starts_with(dir) } pub fn is_inside_any(dir_list: &[&Path], fname: &Path) -> bool { for dirname in dir_list { if is_inside(dirname, fname) { return true; } } false } pub fn is_inside_or_parent_of_any(dir_list: &[&Path], fname: &Path) -> bool { for dirname in dir_list { if is_inside(dirname, fname) || is_inside(fname, dirname) { return true; } } false } pub fn parent_directories(path: &Path) -> impl Iterator { let mut path = path; std::iter::from_fn(move || { if let Some(parent) = path.parent() { path = parent; if path.parent().is_none() { None } else { Some(path) } } else { None } }) } #[derive(Debug)] pub struct InvalidPathSegmentError(pub String); pub fn splitpath(p: &str) -> std::result::Result, InvalidPathSegmentError> { #[cfg(windows)] let split = |c| c == '/' || c == '\\'; #[cfg(not(windows))] let split = |c| c == '/'; let mut rps = Vec::new(); for f in p.split(split) { if f == ".." { return Err(InvalidPathSegmentError(f.to_string())); } else if f == "." || f.is_empty() { continue; } else { rps.push(f); } } Ok(rps) } pub fn accessible_normalized_filename(path: &Path) -> Option<(PathBuf, bool)> { path.to_str().map(|path_str| { if is_nfc(path_str) { (path.to_path_buf(), true) } else { (PathBuf::from(path_str.nfc().collect::()), true) } }) } pub fn inaccessible_normalized_filename(path: &Path) -> Option<(PathBuf, bool)> { path.to_str().map(|path_str| { if is_nfc(path_str) { (path.to_path_buf(), true) } else { let normalized_path = path_str.nfc().collect::(); let accessible = normalized_path == path_str; (PathBuf::from(normalized_path), accessible) } }) } #[cfg(target_os = "macos")] pub fn normalized_filename(path: &Path) -> Option<(PathBuf, bool)> { accessible_normalized_filename(path) } #[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))] pub fn normalized_filename(path: &Path) -> Option<(PathBuf, bool)> { inaccessible_normalized_filename(path) } pub fn normalizes_filenames() -> bool { #[cfg(target_os = "macos")] return true; #[cfg(not(target_os = "macos"))] return false; } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::splitpath; #[test] fn test_splitpath() { assert_eq!(splitpath("foo/bar").unwrap(), vec!["foo", "bar"]); // A leading slash yields an empty first segment, which is dropped. assert_eq!(splitpath("/foo/bar").unwrap(), vec!["foo", "bar"]); assert_eq!(splitpath("").unwrap(), Vec::<&str>::new()); assert_eq!(splitpath("/").unwrap(), Vec::<&str>::new()); // "." segments are skipped. assert_eq!(splitpath("foo/./bar").unwrap(), vec!["foo", "bar"]); } #[test] fn test_splitpath_rejects_parent_ref() { assert!(splitpath("foo/../bar").is_err()); assert!(splitpath("..").is_err()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/sha.rs0000644000000000000000000000647315207367274020041 0ustar00use sha1::{Digest, Sha1}; use std::fs::File; use std::io::Read; use std::path::Path; const BUFSIZE: usize = 128 << 10; /// Encode bytes as a lowercase hex string. pub(crate) fn to_hex(bytes: &[u8]) -> String { let mut s = String::with_capacity(bytes.len() * 2); for byte in bytes { s.push(char::from_digit((byte >> 4) as u32, 16).unwrap()); s.push(char::from_digit((byte & 0x0f) as u32, 16).unwrap()); } s } pub fn sha_file(f: &mut dyn Read) -> Result { let mut s = Sha1::new(); let mut buffer = [0; BUFSIZE]; loop { let bytes_read = f.read(&mut buffer)?; if bytes_read == 0 { break; } s.update(&buffer[..bytes_read]); } Ok(to_hex(&s.finalize())) } pub fn size_sha_file(f: &mut dyn Read) -> Result<(usize, String), std::io::Error> { let mut s = Sha1::new(); let mut buffer = [0; BUFSIZE]; let mut size: usize = 0; loop { let bytes_read = f.read(&mut buffer)?; if bytes_read == 0 { break; } s.update(&buffer[..bytes_read]); size += bytes_read; } Ok((size, to_hex(&s.finalize()))) } pub fn size_sha_chunks(chunks: impl Iterator>) -> (usize, String) { let mut s = Sha1::new(); let mut size: usize = 0; for chunk in chunks { s.update(&chunk); size += chunk.len(); } (size, to_hex(&s.finalize())) } pub fn sha_file_by_name>(path: P) -> Result { let mut f = File::open(path)?; sha_file(&mut f) } pub fn sha_chunks(strings: I) -> String where I: IntoIterator, S: AsRef<[u8]>, { let mut s = Sha1::new(); for string in strings { s.update(string.as_ref()); } to_hex(&s.finalize()) } pub fn sha_string(string: &[u8]) -> String { let mut s = Sha1::new(); s.update(string); to_hex(&s.finalize()) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use std::io::Cursor; const HELLO_WORLD_SHA1: &str = "2aae6c35c94fcfb415dbe95f408b9ce91ee846ed"; #[test] fn test_to_hex() { assert_eq!(to_hex(&[0x00, 0x0f, 0xff, 0xa5]), "000fffa5"); assert_eq!(to_hex(&[]), ""); } #[test] fn test_sha_string() { assert_eq!(sha_string(b"hello world"), HELLO_WORLD_SHA1); assert_eq!(sha_string(b""), "da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"); } #[test] fn test_sha_chunks() { assert_eq!( sha_chunks([b"hello".as_slice(), b" ", b"world"]), HELLO_WORLD_SHA1 ); // Splitting differently yields the same digest. assert_eq!(sha_chunks([b"hello world".as_slice()]), HELLO_WORLD_SHA1); } #[test] fn test_sha_file() { let mut f = Cursor::new(b"hello world".to_vec()); assert_eq!(sha_file(&mut f).unwrap(), HELLO_WORLD_SHA1); } #[test] fn test_size_sha_file() { let mut f = Cursor::new(b"hello world".to_vec()); assert_eq!( size_sha_file(&mut f).unwrap(), (11, HELLO_WORLD_SHA1.into()) ); } #[test] fn test_size_sha_chunks() { let chunks = vec![b"hello".to_vec(), b" ".to_vec(), b"world".to_vec()]; assert_eq!( size_sha_chunks(chunks.into_iter()), (11, HELLO_WORLD_SHA1.into()) ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/terminal.rs0000644000000000000000000000373115177354700021067 0ustar00use std::io::Read; use std::io::{stdout, Write}; use termion::color::{Bg, Color, Fg, Reset}; use termion::is_tty; pub fn terminal_size() -> std::io::Result<(u16, u16)> { termion::terminal_size() } pub fn has_ansi_colors() -> bool { #[cfg(windows)] { return false; } if !is_tty(&stdout()) { return false; } #[cfg(not(windows))] { use termion::color::DetectColors; use termion::raw::IntoRawMode; match stdout().into_raw_mode() { Ok(mut term) => match term.available_colors() { Ok(count) => count >= 8, Err(_) => false, }, Err(_) => false, } } } pub fn colorstring( text: &[u8], fgcolor: Option, bgcolor: Option, ) -> Vec { let mut ret = Vec::new(); if let Some(color) = fgcolor { ret.write_all(Fg(color).to_string().as_bytes()).unwrap(); } if let Some(color) = bgcolor { ret.write_all(Bg(color).to_string().as_bytes()).unwrap(); } ret.extend_from_slice(text); ret.write_all(Fg(Reset).to_string().as_bytes()).unwrap(); ret.write_all(Bg(Reset).to_string().as_bytes()).unwrap(); ret } #[cfg(unix)] pub fn getchar() -> Result { use std::os::unix::io::AsRawFd; let stdin = std::io::stdin(); let fd = stdin.as_raw_fd(); // Save the current terminal settings let original_termios = termios::Termios::from_fd(fd)?; // Set the terminal to raw mode let mut raw_termios = original_termios; termios::cfmakeraw(&mut raw_termios); termios::tcsetattr(fd, termios::TCSADRAIN, &raw_termios)?; // Read a single character from stdin let mut buffer = [0u8; 1]; stdin.lock().read_exact(&mut buffer)?; // Restore the original terminal settings termios::tcsetattr(fd, termios::TCSADRAIN, &original_termios)?; // Convert the read byte to a char let ch = buffer[0] as char; Ok(ch) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/tests.rs0000644000000000000000000001313715207367274020423 0ustar00use super::path::{accessible_normalized_filename, inaccessible_normalized_filename}; use super::{chunks_to_lines, contains_whitespace, kind_from_stat_mode, StatKind}; use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; #[test] fn test_contains_whitespace() { assert!(contains_whitespace("hello world")); assert!(contains_whitespace("hello\tworld")); assert!(contains_whitespace("hello\nworld")); assert!(contains_whitespace("hello\rworld")); assert!(contains_whitespace("hello\u{000B}world")); assert!(contains_whitespace("hello\u{000C}world")); assert!(!contains_whitespace("helloworld")); assert!(!contains_whitespace("")); } #[test] fn test_kind_from_stat_mode() { // Format bits OR-ed with permission bits; permissions must not affect kind. assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o100000 | 0o644), StatKind::File); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o040000 | 0o755), StatKind::Directory); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o120000 | 0o777), StatKind::Symlink); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o010000 | 0o666), StatKind::Fifo); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o140000 | 0o666), StatKind::Socket); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o020000 | 0o666), StatKind::CharDevice); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o060000 | 0o666), StatKind::BlockDevice); assert_eq!(kind_from_stat_mode(0o644), StatKind::Unknown); } #[test] fn test_stat_kind_as_str() { assert_eq!(StatKind::File.as_str(), "file"); assert_eq!(StatKind::Directory.as_str(), "directory"); assert_eq!(StatKind::Symlink.as_str(), "symlink"); assert_eq!(StatKind::Fifo.as_str(), "fifo"); assert_eq!(StatKind::Socket.as_str(), "socket"); assert_eq!(StatKind::CharDevice.as_str(), "chardev"); assert_eq!(StatKind::BlockDevice.as_str(), "block"); assert_eq!(StatKind::Unknown.as_str(), "unknown"); } fn assert_chunks_to_lines(input: Vec<&str>, expected: Vec<&str>) { let iter = input.iter().map(|l| Ok::<&[u8], String>(l.as_bytes())); let got = chunks_to_lines(iter); let got = got .map(|l| String::from_utf8_lossy(l.unwrap().as_ref()).to_string()) .collect::>(); assert_eq!(got, expected); } #[test] fn test_chunks_to_lines() { assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a"], vec!["a"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a\n"], vec!["a\n"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a\nb\n"], vec!["a\n", "b\n"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a\n", "b\n"], vec!["a\n", "b\n"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a", "\n", "b", "\n"], vec!["a\n", "b\n"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec!["a", "a", "\n", "b", "\n"], vec!["aa\n", "b\n"]); assert_chunks_to_lines(vec![""], vec![]); } #[test] fn test_is_inside() { fn is_inside(path: &str, dir: &str) -> bool { super::path::is_inside(Path::new(path), Path::new(dir)) } assert!(is_inside("a", "a")); assert!(!is_inside("a", "b")); assert!(is_inside("a", "a/b")); assert!(!is_inside("b", "a/b")); assert!(is_inside("a/b", "a/b")); assert!(!is_inside("a/b", "a/c")); assert!(is_inside("a/b", "a/b/c")); assert!(!is_inside("a/b/c", "a/b")); assert!(is_inside("", "a")); assert!(!is_inside("a", "")); } #[test] fn test_is_inside_any() { fn is_inside_any(path: &str, dirs: &[&str]) -> bool { let dirs = dirs.iter().map(Path::new).collect::>(); super::path::is_inside_any(dirs.as_slice(), Path::new(path)) } assert!(is_inside_any("a", &["a"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("a", &["b"])); assert!(is_inside_any("a/b", &["a"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("a/b", &["b"])); assert!(is_inside_any("a/b", &["a/b"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("a/b", &["a/c"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("a/b", &["a/b/c"])); assert!(is_inside_any("a/b/c", &["a/b"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("", &["a"])); assert!(is_inside_any("a", &[""])); assert!(is_inside_any("a", &["a", "b"])); assert!(is_inside_any("a", &["b", "a"])); assert!(!is_inside_any("a", &["b", "c"])); } #[test] fn test_is_inside_or_parent_of_any() { fn is_inside_or_parent_of_any(path: &str, dirs: &[&str]) -> bool { let dirs = dirs.iter().map(Path::new).collect::>(); super::path::is_inside_or_parent_of_any(dirs.as_slice(), Path::new(path)) } assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &["a"])); assert!(!is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &["b"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["a"])); assert!(!is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["b"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["a/b"])); assert!(!is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["a/c"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["a/b/c"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b/c", &["a/b"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("", &["a"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &[""])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &["a", "b"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &["b", "a"])); assert!(!is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a", &["b", "c"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["a", "b"])); assert!(is_inside_or_parent_of_any("a/b", &["b", "a"])); } #[test] fn test_inaccessible_normalized_filename() { assert_eq!( inaccessible_normalized_filename(Path::new("a/b")), Some((PathBuf::from("a/b"), true)) ); assert_eq!( inaccessible_normalized_filename(Path::new("a/µ")), Some((PathBuf::from("a/µ"), true)) ); } #[test] fn test_access_normalized_filename() { assert_eq!( accessible_normalized_filename(Path::new("a/b")), Some((PathBuf::from("a/b"), true)) ); assert_eq!( accessible_normalized_filename(Path::new("a/µ")), Some((PathBuf::from("a/µ"), true)) ); } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/textfile.rs0000644000000000000000000000210515177354700021072 0ustar00use std::fs::File; use std::io::{Error, Read}; use std::path::Path; /// Return false if the supplied lines contain NULs. /// /// Only the first 1024 characters are checked. pub fn check_text_lines(lines: I) -> bool where I: IntoIterator>, { let mut buffer = [0u8; 1024]; let mut offset = 0; for line in lines.into_iter() { if line.iter().any(|&c| c == 0) { return false; } if offset + line.len() > 1024 { break; } buffer[offset..offset + line.len()].copy_from_slice(&line); offset += line.len(); } if buffer[..offset].iter().any(|&c| c == 0) { return false; } true } /// Check whether the supplied path is a text, not binary file. /// /// Raise BinaryFile if a NUL occurs in the first 1024 bytes. pub fn check_text_path>(path: P) -> Result { let file = File::open(path)?; let mut buffer = Vec::new(); let mut handle = file.take(1024); handle.read_to_end(&mut buffer)?; Ok(buffer.iter().all(|&byte| byte != 0)) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/osutils/time.rs0000644000000000000000000002345415177354700020216 0ustar00use chrono::{DateTime, FixedOffset, Local, NaiveDateTime, TimeZone, Utc}; const DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT: &str = "%a %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"; pub fn local_time_offset(t: Option) -> i64 { let timestamp = t.unwrap_or_else(|| Utc::now().timestamp()); let local_time: DateTime = Utc .timestamp_opt(timestamp, 0) .unwrap() .with_timezone(&Local); let utc_time: DateTime = Utc.timestamp_opt(timestamp, 0).unwrap(); let local_naive_datetime = local_time.naive_utc(); let utc_naive_datetime = utc_time.naive_utc(); let offset = local_naive_datetime - utc_naive_datetime; offset.num_seconds() } pub fn format_local_date( t: i64, offset: Option, timezone: Timezone, date_fmt: Option<&str>, show_offset: bool, ) -> String { let offset = offset.unwrap_or(0); let tz: FixedOffset = match timezone { Timezone::Utc => FixedOffset::east_opt(0).unwrap(), Timezone::Original => FixedOffset::east_opt(offset).unwrap(), Timezone::Local => *Local::now().offset(), }; let dt: DateTime = tz.timestamp_opt(t, 0).unwrap(); let date_fmt = date_fmt.unwrap_or("%c"); let date_str = dt.format(date_fmt).to_string(); let offset_str = if show_offset { let offset_fmt = if offset < 0 { "%z" } else { "%:z" }; dt.format(offset_fmt).to_string() } else { "".to_string() }; date_str + &offset_str } pub enum Timezone { Local, Utc, Original, } impl Timezone { pub fn from(s: &str) -> Option { match s { "local" => Some(Timezone::Local), "utc" => Some(Timezone::Utc), "original" => Some(Timezone::Original), _ => None, } } } pub fn format_delta(delta: i64) -> String { let mut delta = delta; let direction: &str; if delta >= 0 { direction = "ago"; } else { direction = "in the future"; delta = -delta; } let seconds = delta; if seconds < 90 { if seconds == 1 { return format!("{} second {}", seconds, direction); } else { return format!("{} seconds {}", seconds, direction); } } let mut minutes = seconds / 60; let seconds = seconds % 60; let plural_seconds = if seconds == 1 { "" } else { "s" }; if minutes < 90 { if minutes == 1 { return format!( "{} minute, {} second{} {}", minutes, seconds, plural_seconds, direction ); } else { return format!( "{} minutes, {} second{} {}", minutes, seconds, plural_seconds, direction ); } } let hours = minutes / 60; minutes %= 60; let plural_minutes = if minutes == 1 { "" } else { "s" }; if hours == 1 { format!( "{} hour, {} minute{} {}", hours, minutes, plural_minutes, direction ) } else { format!( "{} hours, {} minute{} {}", hours, minutes, plural_minutes, direction ) } } pub fn format_date_with_offset_in_original_timezone(t: i64, offset: i64) -> String { let offset_hours = offset / 3600; let offset_minutes = (offset % 3600) / 60; let dt = Utc.timestamp_opt(t + offset, 0).unwrap(); let date_str = dt.format(DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT).to_string(); let offset_str = format!(" {:+03}{:02}", offset_hours, offset_minutes); date_str + &offset_str } pub fn format_date( t: i64, offset: Option, timezone: Timezone, date_fmt: Option<&str>, show_offset: bool, ) -> String { let (dt, offset_str) = match timezone { Timezone::Utc => ( DateTime::from_timestamp(t, 0).expect("timestamp should be valid"), if show_offset { " +0000".to_owned() } else { "".to_owned() }, ), Timezone::Original => { let offset = offset.unwrap_or(0); let offset_str = if show_offset { let sign = if offset >= 0 { '+' } else { '-' }; let hours = offset.abs() / 3600; let minutes = (offset.abs() / 60) % 60; format!(" {}{:02}{:02}", sign, hours, minutes) } else { "".to_owned() }; ( DateTime::from_timestamp(t + offset, 0).expect("timestamp should be valid"), offset_str, ) } Timezone::Local => { let local = Local.timestamp_opt(t, 0).unwrap(); let offset = local.offset().local_minus_utc(); let offset_str = if show_offset { let sign = if offset >= 0 { '+' } else { '-' }; let hours = offset.abs() / 3600; let minutes = (offset.abs() / 60) % 60; format!(" {}{:02}{:02}", sign, hours, minutes) } else { "".to_owned() }; (local.with_timezone(&Utc), offset_str) } }; dt.format(date_fmt.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT)) .to_string() + &offset_str } pub fn format_highres_date(t: f64, offset: Option) -> String { let offset = offset.unwrap_or(0); let datetime = Utc.timestamp_opt(t as i64 + offset as i64, 0).unwrap(); let highres_seconds = format!("{:.9}", t - t.floor())[1..].to_string(); let offset_str = format!(" {:+03}{:02}", offset / 3600, (offset / 60) % 60); format!( "{}{}{}", datetime.format(DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT), highres_seconds, offset_str ) } const WEEKDAYS: [&str; 7] = ["Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"]; pub fn unpack_highres_date(date: &str) -> Result<(f64, i32), String> { let space_loc = date.find(' '); if space_loc.is_none() { return Err(format!( "date string does not contain a day of week: {}", date )); } let weekday = &date[..space_loc.unwrap()]; if !WEEKDAYS.iter().any(|&d| d == weekday) { return Err(format!( "date string does not contain a valid day of week: {}", date )); } let dot_loc = date.find('.'); if dot_loc.is_none() { return Err(format!( "Date string does not contain high-precision seconds: {}", date )); } let base_time_str = &date[space_loc.unwrap() + 1..dot_loc.unwrap()]; let offset_loc = date[dot_loc.unwrap()..].find(' '); if offset_loc.is_none() { return Err(format!("Date string does not contain a timezone: {}", date)); } let fract_seconds_str = &date[dot_loc.unwrap()..dot_loc.unwrap() + offset_loc.unwrap()]; let offset_str = &date[dot_loc.unwrap() + 1 + offset_loc.unwrap()..]; let base_time = NaiveDateTime::parse_from_str(base_time_str, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to parse datetime string ({}): {}", base_time_str, e))? .and_utc(); let fract_seconds = fract_seconds_str.parse::().map_err(|e| { format!( "Failed to parse high-precision seconds({}) : {}", fract_seconds_str, e ) })?; let offset = offset_str .parse::() .map_err(|e| format!("Failed to parse offset ({}): {}", offset_str, e))?; let offset_hours = offset / 100; let offset_minutes = offset % 100; let seconds_offset = (offset_hours * 3600) + (offset_minutes * 60); let timestamp = base_time.timestamp() - seconds_offset as i64; let timestamp_with_fract_seconds = timestamp as f64 + fract_seconds; Ok((timestamp_with_fract_seconds, seconds_offset)) } pub fn compact_date(when: u64) -> String { let system_time = Utc.timestamp_opt(when as i64, 0).unwrap(); let date_time: DateTime = system_time; date_time.format("%Y%m%d%H%M%S").to_string() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { /// Assert osutils.format_delta formats as expected. fn assert_formatted_delta(expected: &str, seconds: i64) { let actual = super::format_delta(seconds); assert_eq!(expected, actual); } #[test] fn test_format_delta() { assert_formatted_delta("0 seconds ago", 0); assert_formatted_delta("1 second ago", 1); assert_formatted_delta("10 seconds ago", 10); assert_formatted_delta("59 seconds ago", 59); assert_formatted_delta("89 seconds ago", 89); assert_formatted_delta("1 minute, 30 seconds ago", 90); assert_formatted_delta("3 minutes, 0 seconds ago", 180); assert_formatted_delta("3 minutes, 1 second ago", 181); assert_formatted_delta("10 minutes, 15 seconds ago", 615); assert_formatted_delta("30 minutes, 59 seconds ago", 1859); assert_formatted_delta("31 minutes, 0 seconds ago", 1860); assert_formatted_delta("60 minutes, 0 seconds ago", 3600); assert_formatted_delta("89 minutes, 59 seconds ago", 5399); assert_formatted_delta("1 hour, 30 minutes ago", 5400); assert_formatted_delta("2 hours, 30 minutes ago", 9017); assert_formatted_delta("10 hours, 0 minutes ago", 36000); assert_formatted_delta("24 hours, 0 minutes ago", 86400); assert_formatted_delta("35 hours, 59 minutes ago", 129599); assert_formatted_delta("36 hours, 0 minutes ago", 129600); assert_formatted_delta("36 hours, 0 minutes ago", 129601); assert_formatted_delta("36 hours, 1 minute ago", 129660); assert_formatted_delta("36 hours, 1 minute ago", 129661); assert_formatted_delta("84 hours, 10 minutes ago", 303002); // We handle when time steps the wrong direction because computers // don"t have synchronized clocks. assert_formatted_delta("84 hours, 10 minutes in the future", -303002); assert_formatted_delta("1 second in the future", -1); assert_formatted_delta("2 seconds in the future", -2); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/check.rs0000644000000000000000000003041715211523046021035 0ustar00//! Repository integrity checking. //! //! [`check`] walks every revision in a repository and cross-checks the data //! the format stores: that each revision is present and self-consistent (its //! recorded id matches the id it is stored under), that its parents exist //! (otherwise they are ghosts), that its inventory is present and readable, and //! that every file text the inventory references is present and hashes to the //! sha1 the inventory records. It works on the abstract [`Repository`] trait, //! so it checks any format. //! //! (Comparing a revision's recorded `inventory_sha1` against the serialised //! inventory is not done here: the serialised form is format-specific and not //! exposed on the trait. The inventory is still verified present and readable.) //! //! Like breezy's `check`, problems are collected into a [`CheckResult`] report //! rather than raised: a single call surfaces every inconsistency found, and a //! clean repository yields an empty problem list. use std::collections::HashSet; use super::{Repository, RepositoryError}; /// The outcome of [`check`]: counts of what was examined and a list of the /// inconsistencies found. `is_clean` is true when no problems were reported. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct CheckResult { /// Number of revisions examined. pub checked_revisions: usize, /// Number of file texts examined (content verified against the recorded /// sha1). pub checked_texts: usize, /// Parent revision ids referenced but not present in the repository. /// Ghosts are recorded but are not themselves problems (a repository may /// legitimately reference revisions it does not hold). pub ghosts: Vec>, /// Human-readable descriptions of the inconsistencies found. pub problems: Vec, } impl CheckResult { /// Whether the check found no problems. pub fn is_clean(&self) -> bool { self.problems.is_empty() } } /// Check the integrity of `repo`, returning a report of any inconsistencies. /// /// This never fails on a *data* inconsistency (those go in the report); it only /// returns `Err` if the repository cannot be read at all (an I/O or decode /// error outside the checked data, e.g. listing revisions). pub fn check(repo: &(impl Repository + ?Sized)) -> Result { let mut result = CheckResult::default(); let revision_ids = repo.all_revision_ids()?; let present: HashSet> = revision_ids.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut ghosts: HashSet> = HashSet::new(); for rev_id in &revision_ids { check_one_revision(repo, rev_id, &present, &mut ghosts, &mut result); result.checked_revisions += 1; } result.ghosts = ghosts.into_iter().collect(); result.ghosts.sort(); Ok(result) } /// Cross-check one revision and the data it references, appending any problems /// to `result` and any ghost parents to `ghosts`. fn check_one_revision( repo: &(impl Repository + ?Sized), rev_id: &[u8], present: &HashSet>, ghosts: &mut HashSet>, result: &mut CheckResult, ) { let revision = match repo.get_revision(rev_id) { Ok(r) => r, Err(e) => { result .problems .push(format!("revision {} could not be read: {e}", lossy(rev_id))); return; } }; // The revision's own id must match the id it is stored under. if revision.revision_id.as_bytes() != rev_id { result.problems.push(format!( "revision {} records a different internal revision-id {}", lossy(rev_id), lossy(revision.revision_id.as_bytes()) )); } // Parents not present in the repository are ghosts. for parent in &revision.parent_ids { let p = parent.as_bytes(); if p != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION && !present.contains(p) { ghosts.insert(p.to_vec()); } } // The inventory must be present, and (when recorded) its sha1 must match. let tree = match repo.revision_tree(rev_id) { Ok(t) => t, Err(e) => { result.problems.push(format!( "inventory for revision {} could not be read: {e}", lossy(rev_id) )); return; } }; // Every entry the inventory introduces at this revision must have a present // text, and a file's text sha1 must match the entry's recorded sha1. let root = tree.inventory().root_entry().ok().flatten(); let entries = tree.iter_entries(); for entry in root.iter().chain(entries.iter().map(|(_, e)| e)) { let introduced = entry .revision() .map(|r| r.as_bytes() == rev_id) .unwrap_or(false); if !introduced { continue; } if entry.kind() == crate::osutils::Kind::File { result.checked_texts += 1; } check_entry_text(repo, rev_id, entry, result); } } /// Verify a file entry's text is present and its content sha1 matches the /// entry's recorded `text_sha1`. /// /// Only files carry a separate fulltext record that must be present: in the /// CHK/groupcompress formats a directory's structure lives in the inventory /// itself rather than a per-entry text, so a missing text record for a /// non-file is not an inconsistency. A file's content is the integrity-bearing /// data, so it must be present and hash to the recorded sha1. fn check_entry_text( repo: &(impl Repository + ?Sized), rev_id: &[u8], entry: &crate::inventory::Entry, result: &mut CheckResult, ) { use crate::osutils::Kind; if entry.kind() != Kind::File { return; } let file_id = entry.file_id().as_bytes(); match repo.get_file_text(file_id, rev_id) { Ok(text) => { if let Some(expected) = entry.text_sha1() { let actual = crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text.as_slice()]); if actual != expected { result.problems.push(format!( "text sha1 mismatch for file {} in revision {}: \ inventory records {}, content is {}", lossy(file_id), lossy(rev_id), lossy(expected), lossy(&actual) )); } } } Err(e) => result.problems.push(format!( "missing text for file {} in revision {}: {e}", lossy(file_id), lossy(rev_id) )), } } /// Render bytes for a problem message: utf-8 if possible, else a lossy form. fn lossy(bytes: &[u8]) -> String { String::from_utf8_lossy(bytes).into_owned() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::repository::Pack2aRepository; use crate::transport::{LocalTransport, SharedTransport}; use std::sync::Arc; fn temp_repo() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("repository"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&path).unwrap(); (dir, Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&path))) } fn revision(id: &[u8], parents: Vec<&[u8]>) -> crate::revision::Revision { crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(id), parents.into_iter().map(crate::RevisionId::from).collect(), Some("T ".to_string()), "m".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ) } /// Commit one revision with a file, returning the repo open for reading. fn make_one(t: &SharedTransport, rev: &[u8], text: &[u8]) { let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text])), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(rev, vec![]), &[]).unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } #[test] fn check_clean_repository() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); make_one(&t, b"rev-1", b"hello\n"); let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let result = check(&repo).unwrap(); assert!(result.is_clean(), "problems: {:?}", result.problems); assert_eq!(result.checked_revisions, 1); // Only the file's text is integrity-checked (the root directory has no // separate fulltext record in 2a). assert_eq!(result.checked_texts, 1); assert!(result.ghosts.is_empty()); } #[test] fn check_reports_ghost_parent() { // A revision whose parent is not in the repository: the parent is a // ghost, recorded but not a problem. let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", b"rev-2", &[], b"hi\n").unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-2"[..])), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-2"[..])), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[b"hi\n"])), Some(3), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(b"rev-2", &[b"rev-1".to_vec()], root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(b"rev-2", vec![b"rev-1"]), &[b"rev-1".to_vec()]) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let result = check(&repo).unwrap(); assert!(result.is_clean(), "problems: {:?}", result.problems); assert_eq!(result.ghosts, vec![b"rev-1".to_vec()]); } #[test] fn check_detects_text_sha1_mismatch() { // Record a wrong text sha1 in the inventory; check must flag it. let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", b"rev-1", &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-1"[..])), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-1"[..])), // Deliberately wrong sha1 (sha of different content). Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[b"WRONG"])), Some(6), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(b"rev-1", &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(b"rev-1", vec![]), &[]).unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let result = check(&repo).unwrap(); assert!(!result.is_clean()); assert!( result .problems .iter() .any(|p| p.contains("text sha1 mismatch")), "expected a sha1 mismatch problem, got {:?}", result.problems ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/commit.rs0000644000000000000000000003102115211122234021232 0ustar00//! Building a commit incrementally. //! //! A [`CommitBuilder`] records a new revision as a delta against a basis, //! mirroring breezy's `CommitBuilder`: feed it the changes from a working //! tree ([`record_iter_changes`](CommitBuilder::record_iter_changes)), //! [`finish_inventory`](CommitBuilder::finish_inventory) to build the new //! inventory by applying that delta to the basis, then //! [`commit`](CommitBuilder::commit) to write the revision. //! //! Only changed or new entries get a new per-file text and are recorded at //! the new revision; unchanged entries are carried over at their basis //! revision (the inventory delta simply omits them). This keeps both the //! texts written and the CHK pages rewritten proportional to the change, //! not the tree size. use std::collections::HashMap; use crate::inventory::Entry; use crate::inventory_delta::{InventoryDelta, InventoryDeltaEntry}; use crate::repository::{Repository, RepositoryError}; use crate::workingtree::{EntryKind, WorkingTreeChange}; use crate::{FileId, RevisionId}; /// Accumulates a single-parent commit against a basis revision. /// /// Construct via [`Repository::get_commit_builder`]; the repository must /// already have an open write group. pub struct CommitBuilder<'a> { repository: &'a mut dyn Repository, parents: Vec>, new_revision_id: Vec, committer: String, timestamp: u64, timezone: i32, /// Revision properties to record on the revision. properties: HashMap>, /// The inventory delta recorded so far. delta: Vec, /// The new inventory's sha1, set by `finish_inventory`. inventory_sha1: Option>, } impl<'a> CommitBuilder<'a> { pub(super) fn new( repository: &'a mut dyn Repository, parents: Vec>, new_revision_id: Vec, committer: String, timestamp: u64, timezone: i32, ) -> Self { CommitBuilder { repository, parents, new_revision_id, committer, timestamp, timezone, properties: HashMap::new(), delta: Vec::new(), inventory_sha1: None, } } /// Set the revision properties recorded on the commit. pub fn with_properties(mut self, properties: HashMap>) -> Self { self.properties = properties; self } /// Whether the recorded delta represents a real change. /// /// Mirrors breezy's `_any_changes`: a delta against a non-null basis is /// a change if it touches anything; against the null revision (a first /// commit) the root entry alone does not count, so more than one delta /// entry is required. A commit with pending merges is always considered /// a change. pub fn any_changes(&self) -> bool { if self.parents.len() > 1 { return true; } let basis_is_null = self.basis_revision_id() == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION; if basis_is_null { self.delta.len() > 1 } else { !self.delta.is_empty() } } /// The basis revision the delta is recorded against (the first parent, /// or the null revision for a first commit). fn basis_revision_id(&self) -> Vec { self.parents .first() .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| crate::branch::NULL_REVISION.to_vec()) } /// Record the working-tree changes against `basis_revision_id`, writing /// a new text for each content change and building the inventory delta. /// /// `get_file_text` reads a working-tree file's current bytes by path; it /// is only called for content-changed or newly-added files. pub fn record_iter_changes( &mut self, changes: &[WorkingTreeChange], mut get_file_text: F, ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> where F: FnMut(&str) -> Result, RepositoryError>, { let new_rev = RevisionId::from(self.new_revision_id.as_slice()); for change in changes { match (&change.old_path, &change.new_path) { // Removed: delete from the inventory, no text. (old @ Some(_), None) => { self.delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: old.clone(), new_path: None, file_id: FileId::from(change.file_id.as_slice()), new_entry: None, }); } // Added, moved, or modified: build the new entry. A content // change (or a new entry) records a new text and the new // revision; a pure move/metadata change carries the basis // revision over. (_, Some(new_path)) => { let kind = change.new_kind.ok_or_else(|| { RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!( "change for {new_path} has a new path but no kind" )) })?; // A file unchanged against the basis but merging more than // one parent version (breezy's `unchanged_merged`) is // recorded at the new revision, not carried over: its // per-file graph has to merge those versions. let merges_parents = change.text_parents.len() > 1; let carried_over = !change.content_change && !merges_parents && change.basis_revision.is_some(); let entry_revision = if carried_over { RevisionId::from(change.basis_revision.as_deref().unwrap()) } else { new_rev.clone() }; let entry = self.build_entry(change, kind, &entry_revision, &mut get_file_text)?; self.delta.push(InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: change.old_path.clone(), new_path: Some(new_path.clone()), file_id: FileId::from(change.file_id.as_slice()), new_entry: Some(entry), }); } // No path on either side: nothing to record. (None, None) => {} } } Ok(()) } /// Build the new inventory entry for a change, writing its text to the /// repository when the content changed (or the entry is new). fn build_entry( &mut self, change: &WorkingTreeChange, kind: EntryKind, revision: &RevisionId, get_file_text: &mut F, ) -> Result where F: FnMut(&str) -> Result, RepositoryError>, { let file_id = FileId::from(change.file_id.as_slice()); let new_path = change.new_path.as_deref().unwrap_or(""); // Write a new text when the content changed, when the entry is new, or // when this is an unchanged-merged file (more than one parent version): // in all three cases a new per-file record is created at the new // revision. let merges_parents = change.text_parents.len() > 1; let writes_text = change.content_change || change.basis_revision.is_none() || merges_parents; // The tree root (empty path, no parent): record the root inventory // entry. Its empty per-file text is written only for a rich-root // repository; non-rich-root formats do not version the root (breezy's // record_iter_changes writes the root text only when the path is // non-empty or the repository supports rich roots). if new_path.is_empty() && change.new_parent_id.is_none() { if writes_text && self.repository.format().rich_root_data { self.repository .add_text(&change.file_id, &self.new_revision_id, &[], b"")?; } return Ok(Entry::root(file_id, Some(revision.clone()))); } // A non-root entry must carry a name; a missing one is malformed // input, not a default (mirroring the new_kind check above the call). let name = change.new_name.clone().ok_or_else(|| { RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("change for {new_path} has no name")) })?; let parent_id = FileId::from( change .new_parent_id .as_deref() .unwrap_or(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), ); // The per-file text parents, as (file_id, parent_revision) keys. let text_parents: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = change .text_parents .iter() .map(|rev| (change.file_id.clone(), rev.clone())) .collect(); match kind { EntryKind::File => { let content = get_file_text(new_path)?; let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&[content.as_slice()]); let size = content.len() as u64; if writes_text { self.repository.add_text( &change.file_id, &self.new_revision_id, &text_parents, &content, )?; } Ok(Entry::file( file_id, name, parent_id, Some(revision.clone()), Some(sha1), Some(size), Some(change.new_executable), None, )) } EntryKind::Directory => { if writes_text { self.repository.add_text( &change.file_id, &self.new_revision_id, &text_parents, b"", )?; } Ok(Entry::directory( file_id, name, parent_id, Some(revision.clone()), )) } EntryKind::Symlink => { if writes_text { self.repository.add_text( &change.file_id, &self.new_revision_id, &text_parents, b"", )?; } // The symlink target is read from the working tree's file // content path; record it on the entry. let target = String::from_utf8_lossy(&get_file_text(new_path)?).into_owned(); Ok(Entry::link( file_id, name, parent_id, Some(revision.clone()), Some(target), )) } EntryKind::TreeReference => Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "tree references are not supported in commit".to_string(), )), } } /// Build the new inventory by applying the recorded delta to the basis, /// and record its sha1. Returns the inventory sha1. pub fn finish_inventory(&mut self) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let delta = InventoryDelta(std::mem::take(&mut self.delta)); let basis = self.basis_revision_id(); let sha1 = self.repository.add_inventory_by_delta( &basis, &delta, &self.new_revision_id, &self.parents, )?; self.inventory_sha1 = Some(sha1.clone()); Ok(sha1) } /// Write the revision record and return its id. `finish_inventory` must /// have been called first. pub fn commit(&mut self, message: &str) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let inventory_sha1 = self.inventory_sha1.clone().ok_or_else(|| { RepositoryError::Corrupt("commit() called before finish_inventory()".to_string()) })?; let revision = crate::revision::Revision::new( RevisionId::from(self.new_revision_id.as_slice()), self.parents .iter() .map(|p| RevisionId::from(p.as_slice())) .collect(), Some(self.committer.clone()), message.to_string(), self.properties.clone(), Some(inventory_sha1), self.timestamp as f64, Some(self.timezone), ); self.repository.add_revision(&revision, &self.parents)?; Ok(self.new_revision_id.clone()) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/fetch.rs0000644000000000000000000006175415211510722021056 0ustar00//! Copying revisions between repositories (inter-repository fetch). //! //! [`fetch`] copies a set of revisions, with everything they need //! (inventories, file texts, signatures), from one repository into another. It //! works on the abstract [`Repository`] trait, so it copies between *any* pair //! of formats -- including across storage families (knit-pack to 2a) -- by //! rebuilding each revision through the neutral `add_*` API. Each backend then //! stores the data in its own representation. //! //! This object-level rebuild is the universal path. A backend may also provide //! a same-format fast path through [`Repository::try_fetch_from`](super::Repository::try_fetch_from): //! the 2a and knit-pack repositories override it to stream raw records between //! two repositories of the same format without decoding and re-encoding. The //! generic fetcher here stays free of any per-format knowledge -- it just //! offers the target the chance and falls back to the rebuild. use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; use super::{Repository, RepositoryError}; /// Copy revisions from `source` into `target`. /// /// `revision_id` selects what to copy: `Some(id)` copies that revision and its /// full ancestry; `None` copies every revision in `source`. Revisions already /// present in `target` are skipped. Returns the number of revisions copied. /// /// The copy runs in a single write group on `target`, committed at the end. pub fn fetch( source: &dyn Repository, target: &mut dyn Repository, revision_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result { // The revisions we must copy: the requested closure, minus what the target // already has, in topological (parents-first) order. let missing = missing_revisions(source, target, revision_id)?; if missing.is_empty() { return Ok(0); } let ordered = toposort(source, &missing)?; let copied = ordered.len(); // Give the target a chance to copy these revisions with a format-specific // fast path (e.g. two 2a repositories streaming raw records). The target // decides whether it can; `false` means "no fast path applies", so fall // back to the generic per-revision rebuild. The generic fetcher stays free // of any per-format knowledge. if target.try_fetch_from(source, &ordered)? { return Ok(copied); } target.start_write_group()?; for rev_id in &ordered { copy_revision(source, target, rev_id)?; } target.commit_write_group()?; Ok(copied) } /// The set of revisions present in `source` (within the requested closure) but /// absent from `target`. fn missing_revisions( source: &dyn Repository, target: &dyn Repository, revision_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let wanted = match revision_id { // Whole-repository fetch: every revision the source has. None => source.all_revision_ids()?.into_iter().collect(), // Targeted fetch: the revision plus its full ancestry. Some(id) => ancestry_closure(source, id)?, }; let present: HashSet> = target.all_revision_ids()?.into_iter().collect(); Ok(wanted.difference(&present).cloned().collect()) } /// Every revision in the ancestry of `revision_id` (inclusive), found by /// walking parents through [`Repository::get_parent_map`]. The null revision is /// not a real revision and is excluded. fn ancestry_closure( source: &dyn Repository, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let mut seen = HashSet::new(); let mut pending = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; while let Some(id) = pending.pop() { if id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION || !seen.insert(id.clone()) { continue; } let parent_map = source.get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(&id))?; if let Some(parents) = parent_map.get(&id) { for p in parents { if p != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION && !seen.contains(p) { pending.push(p.clone()); } } } } Ok(seen) } /// Order `revisions` so every revision comes after its parents (a topological /// sort over the source's revision graph, restricted to the set). Required /// because the target records each revision against parents that must already /// be present. fn toposort( source: &dyn Repository, revisions: &HashSet>, ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let all: Vec> = revisions.iter().cloned().collect(); let parent_map = source.get_parent_map(&all)?; // In-set parents only; parents outside the set are already in the target. let deps: HashMap, Vec>> = all .iter() .map(|id| { let parents = parent_map .get(id) .map(|ps| { ps.iter() .filter(|p| revisions.contains(*p)) .cloned() .collect() }) .unwrap_or_default(); (id.clone(), parents) }) .collect(); // Kahn's algorithm, processing ready nodes in sorted order for a stable, // reproducible result. let mut remaining: HashMap, usize> = deps.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.len())).collect(); let mut children: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::new(); for (id, parents) in &deps { for p in parents { children.entry(p.clone()).or_default().push(id.clone()); } } let mut ready: Vec> = remaining .iter() .filter(|(_, &n)| n == 0) .map(|(k, _)| k.clone()) .collect(); ready.sort(); let mut order = Vec::with_capacity(all.len()); while let Some(id) = ready.pop() { order.push(id.clone()); if let Some(kids) = children.get(&id) { let mut newly_ready = Vec::new(); for child in kids { let count = remaining.get_mut(child).expect("child tracked"); *count -= 1; if *count == 0 { newly_ready.push(child.clone()); } } // Keep `ready` sorted-descending so `pop` yields the smallest id. ready.extend(newly_ready); ready.sort(); } } if order.len() != all.len() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "revision graph has a cycle or a missing parent within the fetch set".to_string(), )); } Ok(order) } /// Copy one revision and everything it introduces from `source` to `target`'s /// open write group: the per-entry file texts, the inventory, then the /// revision record and its signature. fn copy_revision( source: &dyn Repository, target: &mut dyn Repository, rev_id: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let revision = source.get_revision(rev_id)?; let parents: Vec> = revision .parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); let tree = source.revision_tree(rev_id)?; let root = tree .inventory() .root_entry() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("reading root entry: {e:?}")))?; let root_id = root .as_ref() .map(|r| r.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| crate::inventory::ROOT_ID.to_vec()); // The full entry set, root first. add_inventory_from_entries indexes every // entry it is given (including the root) into the inventory, so the root // must be present or the rebuilt inventory has no TREE_ROOT. let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); entries.extend(root); entries.extend(tree.iter_entries().into_iter().map(|(_, e)| e)); // A text record exists per inventory entry at the revision that introduced // it. Copy the texts this revision introduces (entry.revision == rev_id); // entries carried over from older revisions are already in the target. // Texts are copied as fulltext with no per-file parents -- parents are a // delta/graph optimisation, not needed to read the content back. use crate::osutils::Kind; for entry in &entries { let introduced = entry .revision() .map(|r| r.as_bytes() == rev_id) .unwrap_or(false); if !introduced { continue; } let file_id = entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(); let bytes: Vec = match entry.kind() { Kind::File => source.get_file_text(&file_id, rev_id)?, Kind::Symlink => entry .symlink_target() .map(|t| t.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default(), // Directories and tree references store an empty text record. Kind::Directory | Kind::TreeReference => Vec::new(), }; target.add_text(&file_id, rev_id, &[], &bytes)?; } // The inventory, rebuilt from the full entry set (root included). target.add_inventory_from_entries(rev_id, &parents, &root_id, &entries)?; // The revision record. target.add_revision(&revision, &parents)?; // The signature, if the source has one. if let Some(sig) = source.get_signature_text(rev_id)? { target.add_signature_text(rev_id, &sig)?; } Ok(()) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::repository::Pack2aRepository; use crate::transport::{LocalTransport, SharedTransport}; use std::sync::Arc; fn temp_repo() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("repository"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&path).unwrap(); (dir, Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&path))) } fn revision(id: &[u8], parents: Vec<&[u8]>) -> crate::revision::Revision { crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(id), parents.into_iter().map(crate::RevisionId::from).collect(), Some("T ".to_string()), "m".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ) } /// Commit a chain of revisions rev-1..rev-n (each child of the previous), /// each adding a file text, into a fresh 2a repository. fn make_chain(t: &SharedTransport, n: usize) -> Vec> { let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; let mut ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for i in 1..=n { let rev = format!("rev-{i}").into_bytes(); let parents: Vec<&[u8]> = if i == 1 { vec![] } else { vec![ids[i - 2].as_slice()] }; let parent_vecs: Vec> = parents.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let text = format!("hello {i}\n").into_bytes(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", &rev, &[], &text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev.as_slice())), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev.as_slice())), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text.as_slice()])), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(&rev, &parent_vecs, root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(&rev, parents), &parent_vecs) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); ids.push(rev); } ids } /// Fetching the tip of a chain copies the whole ancestry; the data reads /// back from the target. #[test] fn fetch_copies_ancestry() { let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_chain(&st, 3); let source = Pack2aRepository::open(st).unwrap(); let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::create(tt.clone()).unwrap(); let copied = fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[2])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(copied, 3); let target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); let mut got = target.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); got.sort(); assert_eq!(got, ids); // File text at the tip reads back. assert_eq!( target.get_file_text(b"file-1", &ids[2]).unwrap(), b"hello 3\n" ); } /// Fetching with no revision id copies everything; a second fetch is a /// no-op (target already has it all). #[test] fn fetch_everything_then_noop() { let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_chain(&st, 2); let source = Pack2aRepository::open(st).unwrap(); let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::create(tt.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, None).unwrap(), 2); // Re-open target and fetch again: nothing left to copy. let mut target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, None).unwrap(), 0); let _ = ids; } /// Fetching into a target that already has part of the ancestry copies only /// the missing tail. #[test] fn fetch_only_missing() { let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_chain(&st, 3); let source = Pack2aRepository::open(st).unwrap(); let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::create(tt.clone()).unwrap(); // Seed the target with rev-1 only. assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[0])).unwrap(), 1); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); // Now fetch the tip: only rev-2 and rev-3 remain. assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[2])).unwrap(), 2); } /// Cross-format fetch: copy from a knit-pack source into a 2a target. The /// two formats use different inventory serializers (XML vs CHK) and /// record encodings, so this exercises the universal object-level rebuild. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn fetch_across_formats_knitpack_to_2a() { use crate::repository::KnitPackRepository; // Source: a knit-pack (1.9) repository with one revision + a file. let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let knitpack6 = crate::repository::find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n") .unwrap(); let mut src = KnitPackRepository::create(st.clone(), knitpack6).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; let rev = b"rev-1"; src.start_write_group().unwrap(); let text = b"hello\n"; src.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&rev[..])), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&rev[..])), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text.as_slice()])), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; src.add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); src.add_revision(&revision(rev, vec![]), &[]).unwrap(); src.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let source = KnitPackRepository::open(st).unwrap(); // Target: a 2a (CHK) repository. let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::create(tt.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(rev)).unwrap(), 1); // The revision, its file text and inventory read back from the 2a repo. let target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); assert!(target.has_revision(rev).unwrap()); assert_eq!(target.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message, "m"); assert_eq!(target.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), b"hello\n"); // The CHK inventory rebuilt in the 2a target lists the file by path. let inv = target.get_inventory(rev).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!( target.get_file_text_at_path("a.txt", rev).unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); } /// The same-format streaming fast path produces a target identical to the /// generic per-revision rebuild: same revisions, inventory entries and /// file texts. Uses a multi-revision chain so CHK pages branch across /// revisions and the reachability walk is exercised. #[test] fn streaming_matches_generic() { let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_chain(&st, 4); let source = Pack2aRepository::open(st).unwrap(); // Fast path: the normal fetch (2a -> 2a uses streaming). let (_fd, ft) = temp_repo(); let mut fast = Pack2aRepository::create(ft.clone()).unwrap(); fetch(&source, &mut fast, Some(&ids[3])).unwrap(); let fast = Pack2aRepository::open(ft).unwrap(); // Generic path: drive copy_revision directly into a second target. let (_gd, gt) = temp_repo(); let mut generic = Pack2aRepository::create(gt.clone()).unwrap(); generic.start_write_group().unwrap(); for rev in &ids { copy_revision(&source, &mut generic, rev).unwrap(); } generic.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let generic = Pack2aRepository::open(gt).unwrap(); // Both targets hold the same revisions and read identically. let mut a = fast.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); let mut b = generic.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); a.sort(); b.sort(); assert_eq!(a, ids); assert_eq!(b, ids); for rev in &ids { assert_eq!( fast.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message, generic.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message ); assert_eq!( fast.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), generic.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap() ); let fp: Vec = fast .get_inventory(rev) .unwrap() .entries() .unwrap() .into_iter() .map(|(p, _)| p) .collect(); let gp: Vec = generic .get_inventory(rev) .unwrap() .entries() .unwrap() .into_iter() .map(|(p, _)| p) .collect(); assert_eq!(fp, gp); } } /// Incremental streaming fetch into a non-empty 2a target: the second fetch /// copies only the new tail and the CHK reachability walk skips pages /// already present (the `uninteresting_roots` path). #[test] fn streaming_incremental_into_nonempty() { let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_chain(&st, 4); let source = Pack2aRepository::open(st).unwrap(); let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = Pack2aRepository::create(tt.clone()).unwrap(); // First fetch up to rev-2. assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[1])).unwrap(), 2); // Then the tip: only rev-3 and rev-4 are missing. let mut target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[3])).unwrap(), 2); // Everything reads back. let target = Pack2aRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); let mut got = target.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); got.sort(); assert_eq!(got, ids); for (i, rev) in ids.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!( target.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), format!("hello {}\n", i + 1).into_bytes() ); } } /// Build a chain of `n` revisions in a fresh knit-pack (1.9) repository, /// each adding/updating one file. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] fn make_knitpack_chain(t: &SharedTransport, n: usize) -> Vec> { use crate::repository::KnitPackRepository; let knitpack6 = crate::repository::find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n") .unwrap(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::create(t.clone(), knitpack6).unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; let mut ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for i in 1..=n { let rev = format!("rev-{i}").into_bytes(); let parents: Vec<&[u8]> = if i == 1 { vec![] } else { vec![ids[i - 2].as_slice()] }; let parent_vecs: Vec> = parents.iter().map(|p| p.to_vec()).collect(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let text = format!("hello {i}\n").into_bytes(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", &rev, &[], &text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev.as_slice())), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev.as_slice())), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text.as_slice()])), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(&rev, &parent_vecs, root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(&rev, parents), &parent_vecs) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); ids.push(rev); } ids } /// Knit-pack to knit-pack fetch uses the streaming fast path and copies the /// whole ancestry; all data reads back. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn fetch_knitpack_to_knitpack_streams() { use crate::repository::KnitPackRepository; let knitpack6 = crate::repository::find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n") .unwrap(); let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_knitpack_chain(&st, 3); let source = KnitPackRepository::open(st).unwrap(); let (_td, tt) = temp_repo(); let mut target = KnitPackRepository::create(tt.clone(), knitpack6).unwrap(); assert_eq!(fetch(&source, &mut target, Some(&ids[2])).unwrap(), 3); let target = KnitPackRepository::open(tt).unwrap(); let mut got = target.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); got.sort(); assert_eq!(got, ids); for (i, rev) in ids.iter().enumerate() { assert_eq!( target.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), format!("hello {}\n", i + 1).into_bytes() ); } } /// The knit-pack streaming fast path matches the generic rebuild. #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn knitpack_streaming_matches_generic() { use crate::repository::KnitPackRepository; let knitpack6 = crate::repository::find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n") .unwrap(); let (_sd, st) = temp_repo(); let ids = make_knitpack_chain(&st, 3); let source = KnitPackRepository::open(st).unwrap(); // Fast path (knit-pack -> knit-pack streams). let (_fd, ft) = temp_repo(); let mut fast = KnitPackRepository::create(ft.clone(), knitpack6).unwrap(); fetch(&source, &mut fast, Some(&ids[2])).unwrap(); let fast = KnitPackRepository::open(ft).unwrap(); // Generic path: drive copy_revision directly. let (_gd, gt) = temp_repo(); let mut generic = KnitPackRepository::create(gt.clone(), knitpack6).unwrap(); generic.start_write_group().unwrap(); for rev in &ids { copy_revision(&source, &mut generic, rev).unwrap(); } generic.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let generic = KnitPackRepository::open(gt).unwrap(); for rev in &ids { assert_eq!( fast.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message, generic.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message ); assert_eq!( fast.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), generic.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap() ); } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/format.rs0000644000000000000000000002265415211047707021261 0ustar00//! Repository format metadata and a registry of known formats. //! //! Every on-disk repository format carries a marker string (the contents //! of `.bzr/repository/format`) and a set of capabilities. [`RepositoryFormat`] //! describes one format; the [`registry`] collects all known formats so a //! `.bzr/repository/format` marker can be looked up. //! //! Formats are declared with [`declare_repository_format!`], which both //! defines a `static RepositoryFormat` and submits it to the registry via //! the `inventory` crate (the same distributed-registration mechanism the //! knit adapters use). Looking a marker up tells you what the repository //! can do and gives the [`OpenFn`] that opens it; whether that opener is //! implemented yet is a separate question ([`RepositoryFormat::is_supported`]). use crate::serializer::{InventorySerializer, RevisionSerializer}; use super::pack_2a::{RepositoryError, SharedTransport}; use super::Repository; /// Opens the repository rooted at `transport` (`.bzr/repository`) as a /// particular format, returning an abstract [`Repository`]. Each format /// carries one of these so opening dispatches through the format itself /// rather than a discriminant. pub type OpenFn = fn(SharedTransport) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// An [`OpenFn`] for formats this crate cannot open yet, reporting the /// format as unsupported. pub fn open_unsupported( _transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat("unsupported format")) } /// Creates an empty repository of `format` rooted at `transport` /// (`.bzr/repository`), returning an abstract [`Repository`]. Like [`OpenFn`], /// each format carries one so creation dispatches through the format itself; /// the format is passed in because creation writes its marker. pub type CreateFn = fn(&'static RepositoryFormat, SharedTransport) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// A [`CreateFn`] for formats this crate cannot create yet, reporting the /// format as unsupported. pub fn create_unsupported( _format: &'static RepositoryFormat, _transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat("unsupported format")) } /// Static description of one repository format. /// /// Held by `&'static` reference everywhere; instances are created by /// [`declare_repository_format!`] and never mutated. pub struct RepositoryFormat { /// The exact bytes of `.bzr/repository/format`. pub format_string: &'static [u8], /// A human-readable description. pub description: &'static str, /// Opens a repository of this format. pub open: OpenFn, /// Creates an empty repository of this format. pub create: CreateFn, /// The revision serializer. pub revision_serializer: &'static dyn RevisionSerializer, /// The inventory serializer. pub inventory_serializer: &'static dyn InventorySerializer, /// Whether the root entry carries per-file version data (rich root). pub rich_root_data: bool, /// Whether content-hash-keyed (CHK) storage is used. pub supports_chks: bool, /// Whether nested-tree references are supported. pub supports_tree_reference: bool, /// Whether external (stacked) lookups are supported. pub supports_external_lookups: bool, /// Whether the pack indices use the B+Tree format (`true`, used by 1.9+ /// and 2a) or the older format-1 `GraphIndex` (`false`, used by the /// 0.92/1.6 pack formats). Ignored by non-pack storage families. pub uses_btree_index: bool, /// Whether this crate can currently open repositories of this format. pub supported: bool, /// Whether the format is deprecated (still readable, upgrade advised). pub deprecated: bool, /// Whether this is an all-in-one (pre-metadir) format whose stores live /// directly under `.bzr` with no `.bzr/repository/format` marker. Such a /// format is opened through the all-in-one control-dir path, not the /// metadir `open` dispatcher (its `open` stays `open_unsupported`). pub all_in_one: bool, } impl RepositoryFormat { /// A baseline format with all capability flags off, used by /// [`declare_repository_format!`] as the `..` base so a declaration /// only states the fields that differ. pub const DEFAULT: RepositoryFormat = RepositoryFormat { format_string: b"", description: "", open: open_unsupported, create: create_unsupported, revision_serializer: &crate::bencode_serializer::BEncodeRevisionSerializer1, inventory_serializer: &crate::xml_serializer::Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer, rich_root_data: false, supports_chks: false, supports_tree_reference: false, supports_external_lookups: false, uses_btree_index: true, supported: false, deprecated: false, all_in_one: false, }; /// The `.bzr/repository/format` marker for this format. pub fn format_string(&self) -> &'static [u8] { self.format_string } /// A human-readable description. pub fn get_format_description(&self) -> &'static str { self.description } /// Whether this crate can open repositories of this format. pub fn is_supported(&self) -> bool { self.supported } /// Whether the format is deprecated. pub fn is_deprecated(&self) -> bool { self.deprecated } /// Whether this is an all-in-one (pre-metadir) format, opened through the /// all-in-one control-dir path rather than the metadir dispatcher. pub fn is_all_in_one(&self) -> bool { self.all_in_one } /// The network name (metadir formats use their marker string). pub fn network_name(&self) -> &'static [u8] { self.format_string } } /// Registry entry, submitted by [`declare_repository_format!`] and /// collected via the `inventory` crate. pub struct RepositoryFormatRegistration(pub &'static RepositoryFormat); inventory::collect!(RepositoryFormatRegistration); /// Declare a repository format: define a `static` [`RepositoryFormat`] and /// register it so [`registry`] can find it by marker string. /// /// Usage names the static, then gives `field: value` pairs. Capability /// fields default to `false` and `supported`/`deprecated` likewise unless /// set, so a declaration only states what differs from a plain format. #[macro_export] macro_rules! declare_repository_format { ( $name:ident { format_string: $fmt:expr, description: $desc:expr, revision_serializer: $rev:expr, inventory_serializer: $inv:expr, $( $field:ident : $value:expr, )* } ) => { pub static $name: $crate::repository::format::RepositoryFormat = $crate::repository::format::RepositoryFormat { format_string: $fmt, description: $desc, revision_serializer: $rev, inventory_serializer: $inv, $( $field: $value, )* ..$crate::repository::format::RepositoryFormat::DEFAULT }; inventory::submit! { $crate::repository::format::RepositoryFormatRegistration(&$name) } }; } /// Look up a repository format by its `.bzr/repository/format` marker. /// /// Returns `None` if no declared format matches. pub fn find_format(format_string: &[u8]) -> Option<&'static RepositoryFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .find(|f| f.format_string == format_string) } /// All declared repository formats. pub fn all_formats() -> Vec<&'static RepositoryFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn the_2a_format_is_registered_and_supported() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n") .expect("2a format registered"); assert!(std::ptr::fn_addr_eq( f.open, super::super::pack_2a::open_group_compress as OpenFn )); assert!(f.supports_chks); assert!(f.rich_root_data); assert!(f.is_supported()); } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn knitpack_formats_are_registered() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 (needs bzr 0.92)\n") .expect("knitpack 1 registered"); assert!(std::ptr::fn_addr_eq( f.open, super::super::pack_knit::open_knit_pack as OpenFn )); assert!(!f.rich_root_data); assert_eq!(f.inventory_serializer.format_num(), b"5"); } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn rich_root_knitpack_uses_xml6() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 with rich root (needs bzr 1.0)\n") .expect("knitpack 4 registered"); assert!(f.rich_root_data); assert_eq!(f.inventory_serializer.format_num(), b"6"); } #[test] fn unknown_marker_is_none() { assert!(find_format(b"Bazaar nonsense format\n").is_none()); } #[test] fn the_always_on_2a_format_is_present() { // 2a is built regardless of the older-format features, so the registry // is never empty. assert!(find_format(b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n").is_some()); assert!(!all_formats().is_empty()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/knit_repo.rs0000644000000000000000000004747215211517616021771 0ustar00//! The non-pack knit repository ("Bazaar-NG Knit Repository Format 1"). //! //! Unlike the pack formats, this stores each object kind as a standalone //! knit: `revisions.{knit,kndx}` and `inventory.{knit,kndx}` (one knit each, //! via a [`ConstantMapper`](crate::key_mapper::ConstantMapper)) and the file //! texts as per-file knits under `knits//.{knit,kndx}` (via a //! [`HashPrefixMapper`](crate::key_mapper::HashPrefixMapper)). Writes append //! to the knit and its kndx index immediately, so there is no pack-style //! write group. //! //! The heavy lifting is the crate's knit primitives: [`KndxIndex`] over the //! `.kndx` files and [`KnitKeyAccess`] over the `.knit` files, composed by //! [`KnitVersionedFiles`]. XML (v5) serialises the revisions and inventories. use crate::key_mapper::{ConstantMapper, HashPrefixMapper}; use crate::knit::{ KndxIndex, KnitAnnotateFactory, KnitFactory, KnitKey, KnitKeyAccess, KnitPlainFactory, KnitVersionedFiles, }; use crate::transport::SharedTransport; use super::format::RepositoryFormat; use super::pack_2a::RepositoryError; use crate::declare_repository_format; use crate::xml_serializer::{ XMLInventorySerializer5, XMLInventorySerializer6, XMLInventorySerializer7, XMLRevisionSerializer5, }; declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_1 { format_string: b"Bazaar-NG Knit Repository Format 1", description: "Knit repository format 1", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer5, open: open_knit, create: create_knit, supported: true, deprecated: true, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_3 { format_string: b"Bazaar Knit Repository Format 3 (bzr 0.15)\n", description: "Knit repository format 3 (rich root, subtrees)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer7, open: open_knit, create: create_knit, rich_root_data: true, supports_tree_reference: true, supported: true, deprecated: true, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_4 { format_string: b"Bazaar Knit Repository Format 4 (bzr 1.0)\n", description: "Knit repository format 4 (rich root)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer6, open: open_knit, create: create_knit, rich_root_data: true, supported: true, deprecated: true, } } /// A knit store of one object kind, keyed by a mapper and parsed by a /// factory. Revisions and inventories use the plain factory; file texts use /// the annotated factory (brz annotates per-file knits). type KnitStore = KnitVersionedFiles, KnitKeyAccess, F>; fn make_store(transport: &SharedTransport, mapper: M, factory: F) -> KnitStore where M: crate::key_mapper::Mapper + Clone, F: KnitFactory, { let index = KndxIndex::new(transport.clone(), mapper.clone()); let access = KnitKeyAccess::new(transport.clone(), mapper); // max_delta_chain 200 matches brz's knit default; the writer here always // appends fulltext, and the reader follows any deltas brz wrote. KnitVersionedFiles::new(index, access, factory, 200) } /// A non-pack knit repository, accessed through a transport rooted at /// `.bzr/repository`. pub struct KnitRepository { format: &'static RepositoryFormat, revisions: KnitStore, inventories: KnitStore, signatures: KnitStore, texts: KnitStore, } impl KnitRepository { /// Open the knit repository whose `.bzr/repository` directory is rooted /// at `transport`. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let format = check_format(transport.as_ref())?; let revisions = make_store( &transport, ConstantMapper { result: "revisions".into(), }, KnitPlainFactory, ); let inventories = make_store( &transport, ConstantMapper { result: "inventory".into(), }, KnitPlainFactory, ); let signatures = make_store( &transport, ConstantMapper { result: "signatures".into(), }, KnitPlainFactory, ); // The revisions and inventory stores must have their one prefix loaded // before keys/reads see anything (the kndx index is otherwise lazy). // The signatures store is loaded lazily on first access: most repos // are unsigned, and eager-loading would create an empty signatures.kndx // that brz never writes. for store in [&revisions, &inventories] { store .index() .load_prefix_typed(Vec::new()) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("load kndx: {e:?}")))?; } // File texts live under knits//.{knit,kndx}. let knits = transport .subtransport("knits") .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("knits subtransport: {e}")))?; Ok(KnitRepository { format, revisions, inventories, signatures, texts: make_store(&knits, HashPrefixMapper, KnitAnnotateFactory), }) } /// Create an empty knit repository of `format` at `transport` and open /// it. The stores create their files lazily on first write, so only the /// `format` marker and `knits/` directory are written here. pub fn create( transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static RepositoryFormat, ) -> Result { if !std::ptr::fn_addr_eq(format.open, open_knit as super::format::OpenFn) { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } transport.mkdir("")?; transport.mkdir("knits")?; transport.put_bytes("format", format.format_string(), None)?; Self::open(transport) } /// The format this repository was opened as. pub fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { self.format } fn inventory_serializer(&self) -> &'static dyn crate::serializer::InventorySerializer { self.format.inventory_serializer } /// All revision ids, sorted. pub fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let mut ids: Vec> = self .revisions .keys() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision keys: {e}")))? .into_iter() .filter_map(|k| k.into_iter().next()) .collect(); ids.sort(); Ok(ids) } /// The stored parent ids of each of `revision_ids` (present ones only), /// read from the revisions kndx index. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { let keys: Vec = revision_ids.iter().map(|r| vec![r.clone()]).collect(); let raw = self .revisions .get_parent_map(&keys) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("parent map: {e}")))?; Ok(super::unkey_knit_parent_map(raw)) } /// Read and parse a revision (XML, serializer v5). pub fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; let bytes = self .revisions .get_text(&key) .map_err(|_| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()))?; crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .read_revision_from_string(&bytes) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the inventory for a revision as an in-memory /// [`MutableInventory`](crate::inventory::MutableInventory). pub fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; let xml = self .inventories .get_text(&key) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory: {e}")))?; let lines: Vec> = split_lines(&xml); let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); self.inventory_serializer() .read_inventory_from_lines(&line_refs, Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id))) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the file text for `(file_id, revision)`. pub fn get_file_text( &self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { // The per-file text knit is loaded lazily by its file_id prefix. self.texts .index() .load_prefix_typed(vec![file_id.to_vec()]) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("load text kndx: {e:?}")))?; let key: KnitKey = vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]; self.texts .get_text(&key) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("text: {e}"))) } /// Add a revision, serialised to XML (v5). pub fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let bytes = crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .write_revision_to_string(revision) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("write revision: {e:?}")))?; let key: KnitKey = vec![revision.revision_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents.iter().map(|p| vec![p.clone()]).collect(); self.revisions .add_lines(key, parent_keys, split_lines(&bytes), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add revision: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` (the clearsigned testament) to /// the `signatures` knit. pub fn add_signature( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; self.signatures .add_lines(key, Vec::new(), split_lines(signature), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add signature: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or `None` if unsigned. pub fn get_signature_text( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; match self.signatures.get_text(&key) { Ok(bytes) => Ok(Some(bytes)), Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("signature: {e}"))), } } /// Build the inventory from `entries`, serialise it to XML, and add it. pub fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], _root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let mut inv = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id)); for entry in entries { inv.add(entry.clone()) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("build inventory: {e:?}")))?; } self.store_inventory(revision_id, parents, &inv) } /// Build the inventory for `new_revision_id` by applying `delta` to the /// basis inventory, then serialise and store it. pub fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let basis = if basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new() } else { self.get_inventory(basis_revision_id)? }; let new_inv = basis .create_by_apply_delta(delta, crate::RevisionId::from(new_revision_id)) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("apply inventory delta: {e:?}")))?; self.store_inventory(new_revision_id, parents, &new_inv) } fn store_inventory( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], inv: &crate::inventory::MutableInventory, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let lines = self .inventory_serializer() .write_inventory_to_lines(inv, false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialise inventory: {e:?}")))?; let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&line_refs); let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents.iter().map(|p| vec![p.clone()]).collect(); self.inventories .add_lines(key, parent_keys, lines, false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add inventory: {e}")))?; Ok(sha1) } /// Add a file text, keyed by `(file_id, revision)`. pub fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.texts .index() .load_prefix_typed(vec![file_id.to_vec()]) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("load text kndx: {e:?}")))?; let key: KnitKey = vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents .iter() .map(|(f, r)| vec![f.clone(), r.clone()]) .collect(); self.texts .add_lines(key, parent_keys, split_lines(bytes), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add text: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } } impl super::Repository for KnitRepository { fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { KnitRepository::format(self) } fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any { self } fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::all_revision_ids(self) } fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::get_parent_map(self, revision_ids) } fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { KnitRepository::get_revision(self, revision_id) } fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitRepository::get_inventory(self, revision_id)?)) } fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::get_file_text(self, file_id, revision) } fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { // Knit writes append immediately; there is no write group. Ok(()) } fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::add_revision(self, revision, parents) } fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::add_inventory_from_entries(self, revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::add_inventory_by_delta( self, basis_revision_id, delta, new_revision_id, parents, ) } fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::add_text(self, file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::add_signature(self, revision_id, signature) } fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { KnitRepository::get_signature_text(self, revision_id) } fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Ok(()) } } /// Verify the `format` marker is a supported non-pack knit format. fn check_format( transport: &dyn crate::transport::Transport, ) -> Result<&'static RepositoryFormat, RepositoryError> { let marker = transport.get_bytes("format")?; let format = super::format::find_format(&marker) .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::UnknownFormat(marker.clone()))?; if !std::ptr::fn_addr_eq(format.open, open_knit as super::format::OpenFn) { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } Ok(format) } /// Open the repository at `transport` as a non-pack knit repository. The /// [`OpenFn`](super::format::OpenFn) carried by every knit /// [`RepositoryFormat`]. pub fn open_knit( transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitRepository::open(transport)?)) } /// Create an empty non-pack knit repository of `format` at `transport`. The /// [`CreateFn`](super::format::CreateFn) carried by every knit /// [`RepositoryFormat`]. pub fn create_knit( format: &'static RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitRepository::create(transport, format)?)) } /// Split a byte buffer into lines, each keeping its trailing newline. fn split_lines(bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, b) in bytes.iter().enumerate() { if *b == b'\n' { lines.push(bytes[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < bytes.len() { lines.push(bytes[start..].to_vec()); } lines } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; use std::sync::Arc; fn temp() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("repository"); (dir, Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&path))) } #[test] fn create_rejects_non_knit_format() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let fmt = super::super::format::find_format( b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n", ) .unwrap(); assert!(KnitRepository::create(t, fmt).is_err()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000011402515211573005020535 0ustar00//! Repository access: format metadata/registry plus the pack readers. //! //! The two reader families ([`Pack2aRepository`] groupcompress/CHK and //! [`KnitPackRepository`] knit/XML) implement the [`Repository`] trait, //! which exposes the common read and write operations. `get_inventory` //! returns a `Box`, so each repository keeps its own natural //! inventory representation — 2a a lazy CHK inventory, knit-pack an //! in-memory one — behind the box, without converting one into the other. mod check; mod commit; mod fetch; pub mod format; #[cfg(feature = "knit")] mod knit_repo; mod pack_2a; mod pack_2a_writer; mod pack_collection; #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] mod pack_index; #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] mod pack_knit; mod tree; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] mod weave_repo; pub use check::{check, CheckResult}; pub use commit::CommitBuilder; pub use fetch::fetch; /// The outcome of [`Repository::reconcile`]: what the reconcile dropped. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ReconcileResult { /// Number of stored inventories that were unreachable and discarded. pub garbage_inventories: usize, /// Whether the repository's storage was regenerated (a new pack written). pub repacked: bool, } pub use format::{all_formats, find_format, RepositoryFormat}; #[cfg(feature = "knit")] pub use knit_repo::KnitRepository; pub use pack_2a::{Pack2aRepository, RepositoryError, SharedTransport}; #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] pub use pack_knit::KnitPackRepository; pub use tree::RevisionTree; #[cfg(feature = "weave")] pub use weave_repo::WeaveRepository; use crate::inventory::Inventory; /// The common read interface to a bzr repository. /// /// Object-safe: `get_inventory` returns `Box`, so a repository /// can be held as `Box` while each format keeps its own /// inventory representation (a lazy CHK inventory for 2a, an in-memory one /// for knit-pack) behind the box — no conversion between them. pub trait Repository: Send + Sync { /// The format this repository was opened as. fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat; /// Downcast support, so a backend's format-specific fast path can recover a /// same-format `source` (e.g. another `Pack2aRepository`). Each backend /// returns `self`; a downcast to a different concrete type fails and the /// caller uses the generic path. Used by [`try_fetch_from`](Repository::try_fetch_from) /// implementations, not by the generic fetcher. fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any; /// Try to copy `revision_ids` (topologically ordered, already filtered to /// revisions absent here) from `source` into this repository using a /// format-specific fast path, opening and committing the write group /// itself. /// /// Returns `Ok(true)` if the fast path applied and the revisions were /// copied, `Ok(false)` if no fast path is available for this /// source/target pair (the caller then uses the generic rebuild). The /// default has no fast path. This is where per-format streaming lives, so /// [`crate::repository::fetch`] needs no knowledge of concrete formats. fn try_fetch_from( &mut self, _source: &dyn Repository, _revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result { Ok(false) } /// All revision ids in this repository, sorted. fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError>; /// The stored parent ids of each of `revision_ids`, as a map. Revision ids /// not present in the repository are omitted from the result. The parents /// come straight from the revision store's index (no body deserialisation), /// which is the raw graph data callers build a revision graph from. fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError>; /// Whether `revision_id` is present in this repository. Defaults to a /// single-key [`get_parent_map`](Repository::get_parent_map) lookup; /// backends may override with a cheaper index probe. fn has_revision(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result { Ok(self .get_parent_map(std::slice::from_ref(&revision_id.to_vec()))? .contains_key(revision_id)) } /// Read and parse a revision by id. fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result; /// Read the inventory for a revision. fn get_inventory(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// A read-only view of the tree at `revision_id`: its inventory paired /// with the revision id. This is the basis a commit builds its /// inventory delta against. fn revision_tree(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result { if revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { // The null revision is the empty tree (the basis of a first // commit); there is no stored inventory for it. let empty = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); return Ok(RevisionTree::new(revision_id.to_vec(), Box::new(empty))); } let inventory = self.get_inventory(revision_id)?; Ok(RevisionTree::new(revision_id.to_vec(), inventory)) } /// Read the full text of a versioned file at a given revision. fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// Read the full text of the file at tree-relative `path` in `revision`, /// resolving the path to a file id through that revision's inventory. /// Errors with [`RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision`] if `path` is not in the /// tree (reusing the closest variant for "not found"). fn get_file_text_at_path( &self, path: &str, revision: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let tree = self.revision_tree(revision)?; let file_id = tree .path2id(path) .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(path.as_bytes().to_vec()))?; self.get_file_text(file_id.as_bytes(), revision) } /// Open a write group: a batch of additions flushed atomically by /// [`Repository::commit_write_group`]. fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError>; /// Add a revision to the open write group, serialising it with the /// format's own revision serializer (bencode for 2a, XML for knit-pack). fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError>; /// Build the inventory for a revision from `entries` and add it to the /// open write group, returning the inventory sha1 to record on the /// revision. Each format stores the inventory in its own representation /// (a CHK inventory for 2a, serialised XML for knit-pack). fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// Build the inventory for `new_revision_id` by applying `delta` to the /// already-committed `basis_revision_id` inventory, adding it to the open /// write group and returning its sha1. Formats that can share storage /// (2a's CHK inventory) write only the changed pages; others fall back to /// re-serialising the whole inventory. fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError>; /// Add a file text (keyed by `(file_id, revision)`) to the open write /// group. fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError>; /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` to the open write group. fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError>; /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or `None` if unsigned. fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError>; /// Flush the open write group, committing its additions. fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError>; /// Combine the repository's packs into a single pack. /// /// The default is a no-op (formats without packs have nothing to combine); /// the pack backends override it. fn pack(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Ok(()) } /// Repack the smallest packs if the repository has accumulated too many, /// per the pack-distribution heuristic. Returns whether a repack happened. /// /// The default is a no-op returning `false`; the pack backends override it. fn autopack(&mut self) -> Result { Ok(false) } /// Check the integrity of this repository, returning a report of any /// inconsistencies (see [`CheckResult`]). Format-neutral: it cross-checks /// the data every format exposes through this trait. fn check(&self) -> Result { check::check(self) } /// Reconcile this repository: regenerate its storage keeping only the data /// reachable from its revisions, discarding garbage (e.g. inventories or /// texts left behind by an interrupted operation), and report what was /// dropped (see [`ReconcileResult`]). /// /// The default does nothing (formats without packs have no garbage to /// collect); the pack backends override it. fn reconcile(&mut self) -> Result { Ok(ReconcileResult::default()) } /// Add a fallback repository consulted for objects this one lacks. /// /// This is how a stacked branch wires its base repository in: reads that /// miss in this repository are retried against the fallback chain, in /// order. The default returns [`RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat`]; only /// [`StackedRepository`] (which a stacked-branch open wraps the primary in) /// supports it. fn add_fallback_repository( &mut self, _fallback: Box, ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( "repository does not support fallbacks", )) } /// Verify the stored GPG signature of `revision_id` against `certs`. /// /// Mirrors breezy's `verify_revision_signature`: an unsigned revision is /// [`VerificationResult::NotSigned`](crate::gpg::VerificationResult::NotSigned); /// otherwise the stored clearsigned text is verified and its plaintext is /// compared byte-for-byte against the revision's V1 testament short text. /// A plaintext that does not match the testament forces /// [`VerificationResult::NotValid`](crate::gpg::VerificationResult::NotValid), /// even for a cryptographically good signature. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn verify_revision_signature( &self, revision_id: &[u8], certs: &[sequoia_openpgp::Cert], ) -> Result { use crate::gpg::VerificationResult; let Some(signature) = self.get_signature_text(revision_id)? else { return Ok(VerificationResult::NotSigned); }; let expected = testament_short_text_for_revision(self, revision_id)?; let verification = crate::gpg::verify_clearsigned(&signature, certs); if verification.plaintext.as_deref() != Some(expected.as_slice()) { return Ok(VerificationResult::NotValid); } Ok(verification.result) } /// Like [`verify_revision_signature`](Repository::verify_revision_signature) /// but taking a keyring as raw public-key blobs (ASCII-armored or binary), /// so callers that do not depend on the OpenPGP crate (e.g. the Python /// bindings) can pass keys through as bytes. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn verify_revision_signature_bytes( &self, revision_id: &[u8], keyring: &[Vec], ) -> Result { let certs = crate::gpg::parse_keyring(keyring) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("keyring: {e}")))?; self.verify_revision_signature(revision_id, &certs) } } /// Build the V1 testament short text for a stored revision, the plaintext a /// valid signature must reproduce. /// /// Assembles the V1 testament from the revision and its tree (the inventory /// entries, root excluded, in `iter_entries` order) and returns /// `as_short_text(V1)`. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn testament_short_text_for_revision( repo: &(impl Repository + ?Sized), revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { use crate::testament::{EntryKind as TKind, Testament, TestamentEntry, TestamentFormat}; let revision = repo.get_revision(revision_id)?; let tree = repo.revision_tree(revision_id)?; let mut entries = Vec::new(); for (path, entry) in tree.iter_entries() { // The V1 testament omits the root entry. if path.is_empty() || path == "." { continue; } let (kind, content) = match entry.kind() { crate::osutils::Kind::File => ( TKind::File, entry.text_sha1().map(|s| s.to_vec()).unwrap_or_default(), ), crate::osutils::Kind::Directory => (TKind::Directory, Vec::new()), crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink => ( TKind::Symlink, entry .symlink_target() .map(|t| t.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default(), ), crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference => (TKind::TreeReference, Vec::new()), }; entries.push(TestamentEntry { path, kind, file_id: entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), content, revision: entry .revision() .map(|r| r.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default(), executable: entry.executable(), }); } let testament = Testament { revision_id: revision_id.to_vec(), committer: revision.committer.clone().unwrap_or_default(), timestamp: revision.timestamp as i64, timezone: revision.timezone.unwrap_or(0), message: revision.message.clone(), parent_ids: revision .parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(), revprops: revision .properties .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), String::from_utf8_lossy(v).into_owned())) .collect(), entries, }; testament .as_short_text(TestamentFormat::V1) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("testament: {e}"))) } /// A repository that consults a chain of fallback repositories for objects its /// primary store lacks. /// /// This is the data-path half of branch stacking: the primary is the stacked /// branch's own (thin) repository, and the fallbacks are the repositories of /// the branches it is stacked on. Reads try the primary first, then each /// fallback in order; writes go only to the primary. Mirrors breezy, where a /// `Repository` keeps a list of `_fallback_repositories` and /// `add_fallback_repository` appends to it. pub struct StackedRepository { primary: Box, fallbacks: Vec>, } /// Whether `e` signals that an object is simply absent (so a fallback should be /// consulted) rather than a hard error. fn is_not_present(e: &RepositoryError) -> bool { matches!( e, RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(_) | RepositoryError::NoSuchFileText { .. } ) } impl StackedRepository { /// Wrap `primary`, with no fallbacks yet. pub fn new(primary: Box) -> Self { StackedRepository { primary, fallbacks: Vec::new(), } } /// Try `f` on the primary, then each fallback in order, returning the first /// success. A "not present" error ([`RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision`] or /// [`RepositoryError::NoSuchFileText`]) is treated as "not here, try the /// next"; any other error propagates immediately. If every repository /// misses, the primary's not-present error is returned. fn first_present( &self, mut f: impl FnMut(&dyn Repository) -> Result, ) -> Result { match f(self.primary.as_ref()) { Err(e) if is_not_present(&e) => { for fallback in &self.fallbacks { match f(fallback.as_ref()) { Err(e) if is_not_present(&e) => continue, other => return other, } } Err(e) } other => other, } } } impl Repository for StackedRepository { fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { self.primary.format() } fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any { self } fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { // breezy's all_revision_ids is the repository's own revisions only; a // stacked repository does not enumerate its fallbacks' revisions. self.primary.all_revision_ids() } fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { let mut map = self.primary.get_parent_map(revision_ids)?; // Fill in any ids the primary did not know from the fallbacks. let mut missing: Vec> = revision_ids .iter() .filter(|id| !map.contains_key(*id)) .cloned() .collect(); for fallback in &self.fallbacks { if missing.is_empty() { break; } let found = fallback.get_parent_map(&missing)?; missing.retain(|id| !found.contains_key(id)); map.extend(found); } Ok(map) } fn has_revision(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result { if self.primary.has_revision(revision_id)? { return Ok(true); } for fallback in &self.fallbacks { if fallback.has_revision(revision_id)? { return Ok(true); } } Ok(false) } fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { self.first_present(|r| r.get_revision(revision_id)) } fn get_inventory(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { self.first_present(|r| r.get_inventory(revision_id)) } fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { self.first_present(|r| r.get_file_text(file_id, revision)) } fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.primary.start_write_group() } fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.primary.add_revision(revision, parents) } fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { self.primary .add_inventory_from_entries(revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { self.primary .add_inventory_by_delta(basis_revision_id, delta, new_revision_id, parents) } fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.primary.add_text(file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.primary.add_signature_text(revision_id, signature) } fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { match self.primary.get_signature_text(revision_id)? { Some(sig) => Ok(Some(sig)), None => { for fallback in &self.fallbacks { if let Some(sig) = fallback.get_signature_text(revision_id)? { return Ok(Some(sig)); } } Ok(None) } } } fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.primary.commit_write_group() } fn add_fallback_repository( &mut self, fallback: Box, ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.fallbacks.push(fallback); Ok(()) } } /// Convert a knit-keyed parent map (`KnitKey -> [KnitKey]`, where each key's /// first element is the revision id) to the revision-id-keyed map the /// [`Repository::get_parent_map`] interface returns. Shared by the knit-pack /// and non-pack knit backends, which both key by `KnitKey`. pub(crate) fn unkey_knit_parent_map( raw: std::collections::HashMap>, ) -> std::collections::HashMap, Vec>> { let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(raw.len()); for (key, parents) in raw { if let Some(revid) = key.into_iter().next() { let parent_ids = parents .into_iter() .filter_map(|p| p.into_iter().next()) .collect(); out.insert(revid, parent_ids); } } out } impl dyn Repository + '_ { /// Start an incremental commit against the given parents (the first is /// the basis the changes are recorded against; an empty list means a /// first commit against the null revision). The repository must already /// have an open write group. pub fn get_commit_builder( &mut self, parents: Vec>, new_revision_id: Vec, committer: String, timestamp: u64, timezone: i32, ) -> CommitBuilder<'_> { CommitBuilder::new( self, parents, new_revision_id, committer, timestamp, timezone, ) } } /// Open the repository at `transport` (rooted at `.bzr/repository`), /// dispatching to the right reader through the registered format's `open` /// function. Returns an abstract [`Repository`]. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let marker = transport.get_bytes("format")?; let format = find_format(&marker).ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::UnknownFormat(marker.clone()))?; (format.open)(transport) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; use std::sync::Arc; /// One repository format under test: a label, a closure that creates a /// fresh repository over a transport, a closure that re-opens it, and /// whether the format can store signatures. struct Scenario { label: &'static str, create: fn(SharedTransport) -> Box, reopen: fn(SharedTransport) -> Box, signs: bool, } fn knitpack6() -> &'static RepositoryFormat { find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n").unwrap() } fn knit1() -> &'static RepositoryFormat { find_format(b"Bazaar-NG Knit Repository Format 1").unwrap() } fn weave6() -> &'static RepositoryFormat { find_format(b"Bazaar-NG branch, format 6\n").unwrap() } /// Every repository backend that implements the write side, each wrapped /// so the shared round-trip runs against `Box`. fn scenarios() -> Vec { vec![ Scenario { label: "2a", create: |t| Box::new(Pack2aRepository::create(t).unwrap()), reopen: |t| Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap()), signs: true, }, Scenario { label: "knit-pack", create: |t| Box::new(KnitPackRepository::create(t, knitpack6()).unwrap()), reopen: |t| Box::new(KnitPackRepository::open(t).unwrap()), signs: true, }, Scenario { label: "knit", create: |t| Box::new(KnitRepository::create(t, knit1()).unwrap()), reopen: |t| Box::new(KnitRepository::open(t).unwrap()), signs: true, }, Scenario { label: "weave", create: |t| Box::new(WeaveRepository::create(t, weave6()).unwrap()), reopen: |t| Box::new(WeaveRepository::open(t, weave6()).unwrap()), signs: true, }, ] } fn revision(id: &[u8], parents: Vec<&[u8]>, message: &str) -> crate::revision::Revision { crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(id), parents.into_iter().map(crate::RevisionId::from).collect(), Some("T ".to_string()), message.to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ) } fn entries(rev: &[u8]) -> Vec { use crate::FileId; let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root(FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev))), crate::inventory::Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[b"hello\n"])), Some(6), Some(false), None, ), ] } /// Two revisions, a file text with a per-file parent, an inventory, and a /// signature (where supported) round-trip through every write-capable /// repository backend. Replaces the per-backend copies of this test. #[test] fn revision_text_inventory_signature_round_trip() { for s in scenarios() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut repo = (s.create)(t.clone()); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(b"rev-1", vec![], "first"), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( b"rev-1", &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &entries(b"rev-1"), ) .unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", b"rev-1", &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); repo.add_text( b"file-1", b"rev-2", &[(b"file-1".to_vec(), b"rev-1".to_vec())], b"hello\ngoodbye\n", ) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision( &revision(b"rev-2", vec![b"rev-1"], "second"), &[b"rev-1".to_vec()], ) .unwrap(); if s.signs { repo.add_signature_text(b"rev-1", b"-----SIG-----\nsigned\n") .unwrap(); } repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let repo = (s.reopen)(t); let mut ids = repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); ids.sort(); assert_eq!( ids, vec![b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec()], "{}", s.label ); // get_parent_map returns the stored parents; a missing revision is // omitted. has_revision reflects presence. let pm = repo .get_parent_map(&[b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec(), b"nope".to_vec()]) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&b"rev-1".to_vec()), Some(&vec![]), "{}", s.label); assert_eq!( pm.get(&b"rev-2".to_vec()), Some(&vec![b"rev-1".to_vec()]), "{}", s.label ); assert!(!pm.contains_key(&b"nope".to_vec()), "{}", s.label); assert!(repo.has_revision(b"rev-2").unwrap(), "{}", s.label); assert!(!repo.has_revision(b"nope").unwrap(), "{}", s.label); assert_eq!( repo.get_revision(b"rev-1").unwrap().message, "first", "{}", s.label ); let got2 = repo.get_revision(b"rev-2").unwrap(); assert_eq!(got2.message, "second", "{}", s.label); assert_eq!( got2.parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect::>(), vec![b"rev-1".to_vec()], "{}", s.label ); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", b"rev-1").unwrap(), b"hello\n", "{}", s.label ); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", b"rev-2").unwrap(), b"hello\ngoodbye\n", "{}", s.label ); let inv = repo.get_inventory(b"rev-1").unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()], "{}", s.label); // RevisionTree path lookups: path2id, iter_entries, and reading a // file by path. let tree = repo.revision_tree(b"rev-1").unwrap(); assert_eq!( tree.path2id("a.txt").map(|f| f.as_bytes().to_vec()), Some(b"file-1".to_vec()), "{}", s.label ); assert!(tree.path2id("nope").is_none(), "{}", s.label); let tree_paths: Vec = tree.iter_entries().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(tree_paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()], "{}", s.label); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text_at_path("a.txt", b"rev-1").unwrap(), b"hello\n", "{}", s.label ); // A stored signature reads back; an unsigned revision returns None. let expected = if s.signs { Some(b"-----SIG-----\nsigned\n".to_vec()) } else { None }; assert_eq!( repo.get_signature_text(b"rev-1").unwrap(), expected, "{}", s.label ); assert_eq!( repo.get_signature_text(b"rev-2").unwrap(), None, "{}", s.label ); } } /// Build a 2a repository with a single revision, file text and inventory. fn make_2a_with_rev(dir: &std::path::Path, rev: &[u8]) -> Box { let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir)); let mut repo = Box::new(Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap()) as Box; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(rev, vec![], "msg"), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &entries(rev)) .unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap()) } /// A stacked repository resolves revisions, inventories and file texts that /// live only in a fallback, while its own all_revision_ids stays primary. #[test] fn stacked_repository_reads_through_fallback() { let base_dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let base = make_2a_with_rev(base_dir.path(), b"rev-base"); // An empty primary repository. let top_dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let top_t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(top_dir.path())); let primary = Box::new(Pack2aRepository::create(top_t).unwrap()) as Box; let mut stacked = StackedRepository::new(primary); assert!(!stacked.has_revision(b"rev-base").unwrap()); stacked.add_fallback_repository(base).unwrap(); // The fallback's revision is now visible through the stack. assert!(stacked.has_revision(b"rev-base").unwrap()); assert_eq!(stacked.get_revision(b"rev-base").unwrap().message, "msg"); assert_eq!( stacked.get_file_text(b"file-1", b"rev-base").unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); let pm = stacked.get_parent_map(&[b"rev-base".to_vec()]).unwrap(); assert_eq!(pm.get(&b"rev-base".to_vec()), Some(&vec![])); // all_revision_ids reflects only the (empty) primary, not the fallback. assert!(stacked.all_revision_ids().unwrap().is_empty()); // A genuinely absent revision still errors. assert!(matches!( stacked.get_revision(b"rev-missing"), Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(_)) )); } /// A plain backend reports that it does not support fallbacks. #[test] fn plain_repository_rejects_fallback() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t).unwrap(); let other_dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let other = make_2a_with_rev(other_dir.path(), b"rev-x"); assert!(matches!( repo.add_fallback_repository(other), Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat(_)) )); } #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn gen_signing_cert() -> (sequoia_openpgp::Cert, Vec) { use sequoia_openpgp::cert::CertBuilder; use sequoia_openpgp::serialize::Serialize; let (cert, _) = CertBuilder::new().add_signing_subkey().generate().unwrap(); let mut tsk = Vec::new(); cert.as_tsk().serialize(&mut tsk).unwrap(); (cert, tsk) } /// A revision signed over its own V1 testament verifies as valid, and an /// unsigned revision reports NotSigned. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] #[test] fn verify_revision_signature_valid_and_unsigned() { use crate::gpg::VerificationResult; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let repo = make_2a_with_rev_at(&t, b"rev-1"); // No signature yet. assert_eq!( repo.verify_revision_signature(b"rev-1", &[]).unwrap(), VerificationResult::NotSigned ); // Sign the revision's own testament short text and store it. let (cert, tsk) = gen_signing_cert(); let testament = testament_short_text_for_revision(repo.as_ref(), b"rev-1").unwrap(); let signature = crate::gpg::clearsign(&testament, &tsk).unwrap(); let mut repo = repo; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_signature_text(b"rev-1", &signature).unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); // Reopen so the freshly written signature pack is visible to reads. let repo = Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap()) as Box; assert_eq!( repo.verify_revision_signature(b"rev-1", std::slice::from_ref(&cert)) .unwrap(), VerificationResult::Valid ); } /// A signature over the wrong content fails the testament byte-compare even /// though it is cryptographically good. #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] #[test] fn verify_revision_signature_wrong_testament_is_not_valid() { use crate::gpg::VerificationResult; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let mut repo = make_2a_with_rev_at(&t, b"rev-1"); let (cert, tsk) = gen_signing_cert(); // Sign something that is NOT the revision's testament. let signature = crate::gpg::clearsign(b"not the testament\n", &tsk).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_signature_text(b"rev-1", &signature).unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let repo = Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap()) as Box; assert_eq!( repo.verify_revision_signature(b"rev-1", std::slice::from_ref(&cert)) .unwrap(), VerificationResult::NotValid ); } /// Build a 2a repository with a single committed revision at `t`, returned /// open for read/write (so a signature can be added). #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] fn make_2a_with_rev_at(t: &SharedTransport, rev: &[u8]) -> Box { let mut repo = Box::new(Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap()) as Box; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&revision(rev, vec![], "msg"), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &entries(rev)) .unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap()) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/pack_2a.rs0000644000000000000000000021633515211573005021265 0ustar00//! Reading a 2a (groupcompress + CHK) pack repository. //! //! Layout under `.bzr/repository/` (see [`crate::bzrdir`]): //! `pack-names` lists the packs and the byte sizes of each pack's five //! indices; `packs/.pack` holds groupcompress blocks; and //! `indices/.{rix,iix,tix,six,cix}` map keys to byte ranges in the //! `.pack`. //! //! The heavy lifting (block fetch, decompression, delta reconstruction, //! record extraction) is already implemented by //! [`GroupCompressVersionedFiles`](crate::groupcompress::gcvf::GroupCompressVersionedFiles). //! This module supplies the two backends it needs — a [`GcIndex`] over the //! per-suffix btree indices and a [`GcAccess`] that reads raw bytes from //! the `.pack` files — and wires them up for the revision, inventory, //! text and chk stores. use std::collections::HashMap; use crate::btree_graph_index::BTreeGraphIndex; use crate::groupcompress::gcvf::{ GcAccess, GcBuildDetails, GcIndex, GroupCompressVersionedFiles, IndexMemo, ReadMemo, }; use crate::knit::KnitError; use crate::pack_repo::{index_extension, IndexKind}; use crate::transport::{Transport, TransportError}; use crate::versionedfile::Key; use super::format::RepositoryFormat; use crate::bencode_serializer::BEncodeRevisionSerializer1; use crate::declare_repository_format; use crate::xml_serializer::Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer; declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_2A { format_string: b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n", description: "Repository format 2a (groupcompress, CHK)", revision_serializer: &BEncodeRevisionSerializer1, inventory_serializer: &Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer, open: open_group_compress, create: create_group_compress, rich_root_data: true, supports_chks: true, supports_tree_reference: true, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_2A_SUBTREE { format_string: b"Bazaar development format 8\n", description: "Repository format 2a with subtree support", revision_serializer: &BEncodeRevisionSerializer1, inventory_serializer: &Chk255BigPageInventorySerializer, open: open_group_compress, create: create_group_compress, rich_root_data: true, supports_chks: true, supports_tree_reference: true, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, } } /// The pack name is used as the groupcompress `FileRef`, identifying which /// `.pack` file a block lives in. type PackName = String; /// Errors from reading a 2a repository. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum RepositoryError { /// A required object was not found in the repository. NoSuchRevision(Vec), /// A file text keyed by `(file_id, revision)` is not present. Distinct from /// [`RepositoryError::Corrupt`] so a stacked repository can tell "absent /// here, try a fallback" apart from genuine corruption. NoSuchFileText { /// The file id whose text is missing. file_id: Vec, /// The revision the text was requested at. revision: Vec, }, /// An index value or record could not be parsed. Corrupt(String), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), /// An error from the groupcompress layer. Knit(KnitError), /// An index file could not be read. Index(crate::btree_graph_index::IndexError), /// The `.bzr/repository/format` marker is not a recognised format. UnknownFormat(Vec), /// The format is recognised but this crate cannot open it yet. UnsupportedFormat(&'static str), } impl std::fmt::Display for RepositoryError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(r) => { write!(f, "no such revision: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(r)) } RepositoryError::NoSuchFileText { file_id, revision } => write!( f, "no text for ({}, {})", String::from_utf8_lossy(file_id), String::from_utf8_lossy(revision) ), RepositoryError::Corrupt(m) => write!(f, "corrupt repository data: {m}"), RepositoryError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), RepositoryError::Knit(e) => write!(f, "groupcompress error: {e}"), RepositoryError::Index(e) => write!(f, "index error: {e}"), RepositoryError::UnknownFormat(m) => write!( f, "unknown repository format: {:?}", String::from_utf8_lossy(m) ), RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat(desc) => { write!(f, "unsupported repository format: {desc}") } } } } impl std::error::Error for RepositoryError {} impl From for RepositoryError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { RepositoryError::Transport(e) } } impl From for RepositoryError { fn from(e: KnitError) -> Self { RepositoryError::Knit(e) } } impl From for RepositoryError { fn from(e: crate::btree_graph_index::IndexError) -> Self { RepositoryError::Index(e) } } impl From for RepositoryError { fn from(e: crate::index::IndexError) -> Self { RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("index: {e}")) } } /// Parse an index entry value (`b"start length [basis_end delta_end]"`) /// into the `(start, length, entry_start, entry_end)` a groupcompress /// record needs. When the basis/delta pair is absent the whole block is /// the record. fn parse_index_value(value: &[u8]) -> Result<(u64, u64, u64, u64), RepositoryError> { let text = std::str::from_utf8(value) .map_err(|_| RepositoryError::Corrupt("index value not utf-8".to_string()))?; let parts: Vec<&str> = text.split(' ').collect(); let parse = |s: &str| -> Result { s.parse::() .map_err(|_| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("bad integer in index value: {text:?}"))) }; match parts.as_slice() { [start, length] => { let start = parse(start)?; let length = parse(length)?; Ok((start, length, 0, 0)) } [start, length, basis_end, delta_end] => Ok(( parse(start)?, parse(length)?, parse(basis_end)?, parse(delta_end)?, )), _ => Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!( "unexpected index value shape: {text:?}" ))), } } /// A [`GcIndex`] built from the per-pack btree indices of one kind /// (revisions, inventories, texts or chk), merged across all packs. /// /// Each key resolves to the pack it lives in plus the record's location /// inside that pack's groupcompress data. struct PackGcIndex { /// key -> (build details, graph parents). entries: HashMap>, /// Whether the underlying index stores graph parents. has_graph: bool, } impl PackGcIndex { /// Build the combined index for `kind` across `packs`, reading each /// pack's index file via `transport` (rooted at `.bzr/repository`). fn load( transport: &dyn Transport, packs: &[PackName], kind: IndexKind, ) -> Result { let ext = index_extension(kind); let mut entries: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut has_graph = false; for pack in packs { let name = format!("indices/{pack}{ext}"); let index = BTreeGraphIndex::open(transport, &name)?; if index.node_ref_lists() > 0 { has_graph = true; } for (key, value, refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { let (start, length, basis_end, delta_end) = parse_index_value(value)?; let read_memo = ReadMemo::new(pack.clone(), start, start + length); let index_memo = IndexMemo::new(read_memo, basis_end, delta_end); let parents = if index.node_ref_lists() > 0 { let first = refs.first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); Some(first.into_iter().map(Key::fixed).collect()) } else { None }; entries.insert( Key::fixed(key.clone()), GcBuildDetails { index_memo, parents, }, ); } } Ok(PackGcIndex { entries, has_graph }) } } impl GcIndex for PackGcIndex { type F = PackName; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some(details) = self.entries.get(key) { out.insert(key.clone(), details.clone()); } } Ok(out) } fn get_parent_map(&self, keys: &[Key]) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some(details) = self.entries.get(key) { if let Some(parents) = &details.parents { out.insert(key.clone(), parents.clone()); } } } Ok(out) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(self.entries.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { self.has_graph } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only index".to_string())) } fn add_records( &self, _records: &[(Key, IndexMemo, Option>)], _random_id: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only index".to_string())) } } pub use crate::transport::SharedTransport; /// A [`GcAccess`] that reads raw groupcompress block bytes from the /// `.pack` files of the repository. struct PackGcAccess { transport: SharedTransport, /// Cache of whole pack files, keyed by pack name. The packs a single /// repository produces are small enough to hold in memory; this avoids /// re-reading the file for every record. cache: std::sync::Mutex>>>, } impl PackGcAccess { fn new(transport: SharedTransport) -> Self { PackGcAccess { transport, cache: std::sync::Mutex::new(HashMap::new()), } } fn pack_bytes(&self, pack: &str) -> Result>, KnitError> { if let Some(bytes) = self.cache.lock().unwrap().get(pack) { return Ok(bytes.clone()); } let path = format!("packs/{pack}.pack"); let bytes = self .transport .get_bytes(&path) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("reading {path}: {e}")))?; let arc = std::sync::Arc::new(bytes); self.cache .lock() .unwrap() .insert(pack.to_string(), arc.clone()); Ok(arc) } } impl GcAccess for PackGcAccess { type F = PackName; fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[ReadMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(memos.len()); for memo in memos { let bytes = self.pack_bytes(&memo.index)?; let start = memo.start as usize; let stop = memo.stop as usize; if stop > bytes.len() || start > stop { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "record range {start}..{stop} outside pack {} (len {})", memo.index, bytes.len() ))); } // The index range covers a whole container Bytes record // (`B\n\n`); the groupcompress block is the // record body. let body = crate::pack::read_bytes_record_body(&bytes[start..stop]) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("reading pack record: {e}")))?; out.push(body); } Ok(out) } fn add_raw_record( &self, _size: usize, _chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only access".to_string())) } } /// A groupcompress store for one kind of object in the repository. type Store = GroupCompressVersionedFiles; /// Build the groupcompress store for one index kind across all packs. fn build_store( transport: &SharedTransport, packs: &[PackName], kind: IndexKind, ) -> Result { let index = PackGcIndex::load(transport.as_ref(), packs, kind)?; let access = PackGcAccess::new(transport.clone()); Ok(GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new(index, access, false)) } /// The CHK byte store as a trait object, so it can be shared with the /// `CHKInventory`s it materializes without leaking the concrete store /// type into the public API. type SharedChkStore = std::sync::Arc; /// A 2a pack repository. /// /// Reading is available immediately after [`open`](Self::open). Writing /// follows breezy's write-group lifecycle on the same object: /// [`start_write_group`](Self::start_write_group), then `add_*`, then /// [`commit_write_group`](Self::commit_write_group). The new-pack machinery /// is private (the [`WriteGroup`]); there is no separate writer type. pub struct Pack2aRepository { format: &'static RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, revisions: Store, inventories: Store, texts: Store, signatures: Store, /// The CHK byte store, shared with the `CHKInventory`s it materializes. chk_bytes: SharedChkStore, /// The in-progress write group, if one is open. write_group: Option, } impl Pack2aRepository { /// Open the repository whose `.bzr/repository` directory is rooted at /// `transport`. /// /// The `format` marker is checked against the format registry: an /// unrecognised marker is [`RepositoryError::UnknownFormat`], and a /// recognised but non-groupcompress (or otherwise unsupported) format /// is [`RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat`]. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let format = check_format(transport.as_ref())?; let packs = read_pack_names(transport.as_ref())?; let revisions = build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Revision)?; let inventories = build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Inventory)?; let texts = build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Text)?; let signatures = build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Signature)?; let chk_bytes: SharedChkStore = std::sync::Arc::new(build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Chk)?); Ok(Pack2aRepository { format, transport, revisions, inventories, texts, signatures, chk_bytes, write_group: None, }) } /// The format this repository was opened as. pub fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { self.format } /// Create an empty 2a repository at `transport` (rooted at the /// `.bzr/repository` directory), then open it. /// /// Writes the `format` marker, an empty `pack-names`, and the /// `indices/` and `packs/` directories. pub fn create(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { // The repository directory itself may not exist yet (mkdir does not // create parents). transport.mkdir("")?; transport.mkdir("indices")?; transport.mkdir("packs")?; transport.put_bytes( "format", b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n", None, )?; // An empty pack-names index: no packs yet. let empty = crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1) .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("empty pack-names: {e:?}")))?; transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &empty, None)?; Self::open(transport) } /// The list of pack names, read fresh from `pack-names`. #[allow(dead_code)] fn pack_names(&self) -> Result, RepositoryError> { read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref()) } /// All revision ids stored in this repository. pub fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let mut ids: Vec> = self .revisions .keys()? .into_iter() .map(|k| { k.segments().first().cloned().ok_or_else(|| { RepositoryError::Corrupt("empty key in revisions index".to_string()) }) }) .collect::>()?; ids.sort(); Ok(ids) } /// The stored parent ids of each of `revision_ids` (present ones only), /// read from the revision store's index. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { let keys: Vec = revision_ids .iter() .map(|r| Key::fixed(vec![r.clone()])) .collect(); let raw = self.revisions.get_parent_map(&keys)?; let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(raw.len()); for (key, parents) in raw { if let Some(revid) = key.segments().first() { let parent_ids = parents .into_iter() .filter_map(|p| p.segments().first().cloned()) .collect(); out.insert(revid.clone(), parent_ids); } } Ok(out) } /// Read and parse a revision by id. pub fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let mut stream = self.revisions.get_record_stream(&[key], "unordered")?; let record = stream .pop() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()))?; // An absent record yields an AbsentContentFactory whose fulltext is // empty and whose storage kind is "absent". if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec())); } let bytes = record.to_fulltext().into_owned(); crate::bencode_serializer::BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 .read_revision_from_string(&bytes) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the CHK inventory for a revision. /// /// Reads the serialised `CHKInventory` header from the inventories /// store, then materializes it by walking the CHK maps through the /// shared chk-bytes store. /// Read the inventory for a revision as a (lazy, read-only) CHK /// inventory — this repository's natural inventory type. pub fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result< crate::chk_inventory::CHKInventory, RepositoryError, > { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let mut stream = self.inventories.get_record_stream(&[key], "unordered")?; let record = stream .pop() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()))?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec())); } let lines: Vec> = record.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(); let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new()); let rev_id = crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id); crate::chk_inventory::CHKInventory::deserialise( self.chk_bytes.clone(), cache, &lines, &rev_id, ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory deserialise: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the full text of a versioned file at a given revision. /// /// Texts are keyed by `(file_id, revision)` — the revision that last /// modified the file, as recorded in its inventory entry (not /// necessarily the revision being inspected). pub fn get_file_text( &self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]); let mut stream = self.texts.get_record_stream(&[key], "unordered")?; let not_present = || RepositoryError::NoSuchFileText { file_id: file_id.to_vec(), revision: revision.to_vec(), }; let record = stream.pop().ok_or_else(not_present)?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(not_present()); } Ok(record.to_fulltext().into_owned()) } /// Open a write group: subsequent `add_*` calls accumulate into a new /// pack, made durable by [`commit_write_group`](Self::commit_write_group). /// Errors if a write group is already open. pub fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "a write group is already open".to_string(), )); } let pack_name = new_pack_name(); self.write_group = Some(super::pack_2a_writer::WriteGroup::new( &pack_name, Some(self.chk_bytes.clone()), )?); Ok(()) } fn write_group_mut(&mut self) -> Result<&super::pack_2a_writer::WriteGroup, RepositoryError> { self.write_group .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::Corrupt("no write group is open".to_string())) } /// Add a revision to the open write group, serialising it to bencode /// (the 2a revision serializer). pub fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let bytes = crate::bencode_serializer::BEncodeRevisionSerializer1 .write_revision_to_string(revision) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialise revision: {e:?}")))?; let revision_id = revision.revision_id.as_bytes(); self.write_group_mut()? .add_revision(revision_id, parents, &bytes) } /// Build a CHK inventory from `entries` and add it to the open write /// group, returning the inventory sha1 to record on the revision. pub fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { self.write_group_mut()? .add_inventory_from_entries(revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } /// The serialised CHKInventory header lines for `revision_id`, read from /// the inventories store. fn read_inventory_lines(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let mut stream = self.inventories.get_record_stream(&[key], "unordered")?; let record = stream .pop() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()))?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec())); } Ok(record.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect()) } /// Add the inventory for `new_revision_id` by applying `delta` to the /// `basis_revision_id` inventory, writing only the changed CHK pages /// into the open write group. Returns the new inventory's sha1. /// /// The basis must already be committed (its inventory is read from the /// existing packs); a first commit uses an empty delta against the null /// revision via [`add_inventory_from_entries`](Self::add_inventory_from_entries) /// instead. pub fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { if basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { // First commit: there is no basis inventory to share pages with, // so build the inventory from the delta's added entries plus a // fresh root. let entries = entries_from_null_delta(delta, new_revision_id)?; return self.add_inventory_from_entries( new_revision_id, parents, crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &entries, ); } let basis_lines = self.read_inventory_lines(basis_revision_id)?; self.write_group_mut()?.add_inventory_by_delta( basis_revision_id, &basis_lines, delta, new_revision_id, parents, ) } /// Add a file text (keyed by `(file_id, revision)`) to the open write /// group. pub fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.write_group_mut()? .add_text(file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` to the open write group. pub fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { self.write_group_mut()? .add_signature(revision_id, signature) } /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or `None` if the /// revision is unsigned. pub fn get_signature_text( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let mut stream = self.signatures.get_record_stream(&[key], "unordered")?; let record = match stream.pop() { Some(r) => r, None => return Ok(None), }; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { return Ok(None); } Ok(Some( record.to_lines().flat_map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(), )) } /// Flush the open write group: write its pack, indices and an updated /// `pack-names`. After this, re-open the repository to read the newly /// committed data (the in-memory read stores are not refreshed). pub fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let group = self .write_group .take() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::Corrupt("no write group is open".to_string()))?; let existing = read_pack_names_with_values(self.transport.as_ref())?; let new_pack = group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), &existing)?; // After inserting new content, autopack if the repository has // accumulated too many packs (as brz does on commit_write_group). if new_pack.is_some() { self.autopack()?; } Ok(()) } /// Stream the `missing` revisions from another 2a repository into this one, /// copying raw records (revisions, inventories, texts, CHK pages, /// signatures) without decoding and re-encoding them. /// /// This is the same-format fast path for [`crate::repository::fetch`]: both /// sides speak groupcompress + CHK, so records copy through verbatim. The /// CHK pages reachable from the fetched inventories (but not already in this /// repository) are found with [`crate::chk_map::iter_interesting_nodes`]. /// `missing` must be in topological order (parents before children) and /// already filtered to revisions absent here. /// /// Requires no open write group. pub fn stream_fetch_from( &mut self, source: &Pack2aRepository, missing: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot fetch with an open write group".to_string(), )); } if missing.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } // Keys for the per-revision stores. let rev_keys: Vec = missing .iter() .map(|r| Key::fixed(vec![r.clone()])) .collect(); // The interesting CHK roots (from the inventories being copied) and the // text keys those inventories introduce. let mut interesting_roots: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut text_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut search_key_name: Option> = None; for rev in missing { let inv = source.get_inventory(rev)?; if search_key_name.is_none() { search_key_name = Some(inv.search_key_name.clone()); } interesting_roots.extend(chk_root_keys(&inv)); // A text record exists per entry at the revision that introduced it. for (_, entry) in inv .entries() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory entries: {e:?}")))? { if entry.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()) == Some(rev.as_slice()) { text_keys.push(Key::fixed(vec![ entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), rev.clone(), ])); } } } // The uninteresting CHK roots: the inventories already present here, so // their pages are not re-copied. Reading them all is the price of an // exact difference; for a fetch into an empty repository this is empty. let mut uninteresting_roots: Vec> = Vec::new(); for rev in self.all_revision_ids()? { let inv = self.get_inventory(&rev)?; uninteresting_roots.extend(chk_root_keys(&inv)); } let search_key_func = { let name = search_key_name.unwrap_or_else(|| b"hash-255-way".to_vec()); crate::chk_map::SearchKeyFunc::from_name(&name) .map_err(|raw| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("search_key_name: {raw:?}")))? }; self.start_write_group()?; let group = self.write_group.as_ref().expect("just opened"); // Per-revision stores and texts copy by key, verbatim. use super::pack_2a_writer::RepackTarget; group.copy_store_keys(&source.revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&source.inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&source.signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(source.texts_store(), RepackTarget::Texts, &text_keys)?; // CHK pages: every page reachable from the new inventory roots that is // not already reachable from the existing ones. let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new()); let records = crate::chk_map::iter_interesting_nodes( source.chk_bytes.as_ref(), cache.as_ref(), &interesting_roots, &uninteresting_roots, search_key_func, ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("chk difference walk: {e:?}")))?; for record in records { if let (Some(page_key), Some(page_bytes)) = (record.page_key, record.page_bytes) { group.add_chk_page(&page_key, page_bytes)?; } } self.commit_write_group()?; Ok(()) } /// The texts store, for the streaming fetch fast path. fn texts_store(&self) -> &Store { &self.texts } /// Reconcile: regenerate the repository's storage keeping only the data /// reachable from its revisions, discarding any garbage (unreachable /// inventories, texts or CHK pages left behind by an interrupted /// operation). /// /// Streams just the reachable revisions' records into one fresh pack, /// rewrites `pack-names` to reference only it, and moves the old packs to /// `obsolete_packs/`. Returns the number of unreachable inventories that /// were dropped. /// /// Requires no open write group. pub fn reconcile(&mut self) -> Result { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot reconcile with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let old_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; let reachable = self.all_revision_ids()?; // Garbage = inventories stored but not reachable from any revision. let stored_inventories = self.inventories.keys()?.len(); let garbage_inventories = stored_inventories.saturating_sub(reachable.len()); if old_packs.is_empty() || reachable.is_empty() { // Nothing to keep; just discard any stray packs. if !old_packs.is_empty() { self.write_empty_pack_names()?; self.obsolete_packs(&old_packs)?; } return Ok(super::ReconcileResult { garbage_inventories, repacked: !old_packs.is_empty(), }); } // Keys for the reachable revisions' per-revision stores and texts. let rev_keys: Vec = reachable .iter() .map(|r| Key::fixed(vec![r.clone()])) .collect(); let mut interesting_roots: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut text_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut search_key_name: Option> = None; for rev in &reachable { let inv = self.get_inventory(rev)?; if search_key_name.is_none() { search_key_name = Some(inv.search_key_name.clone()); } interesting_roots.extend(chk_root_keys(&inv)); for (_, entry) in inv .entries() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory entries: {e:?}")))? { if entry.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()) == Some(rev.as_slice()) { text_keys.push(Key::fixed(vec![ entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), rev.clone(), ])); } } } let search_key_func = { let name = search_key_name.unwrap_or_else(|| b"hash-255-way".to_vec()); crate::chk_map::SearchKeyFunc::from_name(&name) .map_err(|raw| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("search_key_name: {raw:?}")))? }; self.start_write_group()?; let group = self.write_group.as_ref().expect("just opened"); use super::pack_2a_writer::RepackTarget; group.copy_store_keys(&self.revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.texts, RepackTarget::Texts, &text_keys)?; // Every CHK page reachable from the reachable inventories. The old packs // are being discarded, so there are no uninteresting roots to subtract. let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new()); let records = crate::chk_map::iter_interesting_nodes( self.chk_bytes.as_ref(), cache.as_ref(), &interesting_roots, &[], search_key_func, ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("chk difference walk: {e:?}")))?; for record in records { if let (Some(page_key), Some(page_bytes)) = (record.page_key, record.page_bytes) { group.add_chk_page(&page_key, page_bytes)?; } } // The reconciled pack is the only survivor; finish with no others, then // obsolete the old packs. `commit_write_group` (called by finish-via- // start/commit) would re-list existing packs, so finish directly here. let group = self.write_group.take().expect("write group open"); group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), &[])?; self.obsolete_packs(&old_packs)?; Ok(super::ReconcileResult { garbage_inventories, repacked: true, }) } /// Write a `pack-names` index that references no packs (used when reconcile /// discards everything). fn write_empty_pack_names(&self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder; let names = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); let bytes = names .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("empty pack-names: {e:?}")))?; self.transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &bytes, None)?; Ok(()) } /// Combine all packs in this repository into a single new pack. /// /// Every record (revisions, inventories, CHK pages, texts, signatures) is /// re-streamed into one fresh pack, `pack-names` is rewritten to reference /// only the new pack, and the old packs and their indices are moved into /// `obsolete_packs/` (not deleted). A repository that already holds a /// single pack is left untouched (it is already optimal). /// /// Requires no open write group. After packing, re-open the repository to /// read through the new pack. pub fn pack(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot pack with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let old_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; if old_packs.len() <= 1 { // Zero or one pack: already as packed as it gets. return Ok(()); } // Combine every pack; no survivors. self.repack(&old_packs, &[]) } /// Repack the smallest packs when the repository has accumulated too many, /// according to the pack-distribution heuristic. /// /// Computes each pack's revision count (its `.rix` index key count), runs /// [`plan_autopack_combinations`](super::pack_collection::plan_autopack_combinations), /// and if it selects packs to combine, repacks just those into one new /// pack, leaving the rest in place. Returns `true` if a repack happened. /// /// Requires no open write group. pub fn autopack(&mut self) -> Result { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot autopack with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let all_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; if all_packs.len() <= 1 { return Ok(false); } // Revision count per pack, from each pack's revision index. let mut counts = Vec::with_capacity(all_packs.len()); for name in &all_packs { let ext = index_extension(IndexKind::Revision); let index = BTreeGraphIndex::open(self.transport.as_ref(), &format!("indices/{name}{ext}"))?; counts.push(index.key_count() as u64); } let selected = super::pack_collection::plan_autopack_combinations(&counts); if selected.is_empty() { return Ok(false); } let to_combine: Vec = selected.iter().map(|&i| all_packs[i].clone()).collect(); let survivors: Vec<(PackName, Vec)> = { let with_values = read_pack_names_with_values(self.transport.as_ref())?; let combine: std::collections::HashSet<&PackName> = to_combine.iter().collect(); with_values .into_iter() .filter(|(n, _)| !combine.contains(n)) .collect() }; self.repack(&to_combine, &survivors)?; Ok(true) } /// Combine `to_combine` into a single new pack, rewrite `pack-names` to list /// `survivors` plus the new pack, and move the combined packs into /// `obsolete_packs/`. fn repack( &mut self, to_combine: &[PackName], survivors: &[(PackName, Vec)], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { // Read-side stores over the packs being combined, one per object kind. let revisions = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Revision)?; let inventories = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Inventory)?; let texts = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Text)?; let signatures = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Signature)?; let chk = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Chk)?; // A fresh write group with no chk fallback: the new pack is // self-contained, holding every page it needs rather than referencing // the packs about to become obsolete. use super::pack_2a_writer::{RepackTarget, WriteGroup}; let group = WriteGroup::new(&new_pack_name(), None)?; // Copy order matches brz's GCCHKPacker: revisions, inventories, chk, // texts, signatures. group.copy_store(&revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions)?; group.copy_store(&inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories)?; group.copy_store(&chk, RepackTarget::Chk)?; group.copy_store(&texts, RepackTarget::Texts)?; group.copy_store(&signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures)?; // Write the combined pack; pack-names now lists the survivors plus it. group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), survivors)?; // Move the now-superseded packs and their indices into obsolete_packs/. self.obsolete_packs(to_combine)?; Ok(()) } /// Move `packs` (their `.pack` files and every index suffix) into the /// `obsolete_packs/` directory, creating it if needed. Old packs are moved /// rather than deleted, matching brz, so a mistaken pack can be recovered. fn obsolete_packs(&self, packs: &[PackName]) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let t = self.transport.as_ref(); // Best-effort directory creation (ignore "already exists"). let _ = t.mkdir("obsolete_packs"); for name in packs { self.move_to_obsolete(&format!("packs/{name}.pack"), &format!("{name}.pack"))?; for kind in [ IndexKind::Revision, IndexKind::Inventory, IndexKind::Text, IndexKind::Signature, IndexKind::Chk, ] { let ext = index_extension(kind); self.move_to_obsolete(&format!("indices/{name}{ext}"), &format!("{name}{ext}"))?; } } Ok(()) } /// Move one file into `obsolete_packs/`, tolerating a missing source (a /// pack with no chk index has no `.cix`, for instance). fn move_to_obsolete(&self, from: &str, basename: &str) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let to = format!("obsolete_packs/{basename}"); match self.transport.rename(from, &to) { Ok(()) => Ok(()), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } } impl super::Repository for Pack2aRepository { fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { Pack2aRepository::format(self) } fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any { self } /// Fast path for 2a-to-2a fetch: if `source` is also a 2a repository, copy /// raw records (no decode/re-encode); otherwise decline so the generic /// rebuild runs. fn try_fetch_from( &mut self, source: &dyn super::Repository, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result { match source.as_any().downcast_ref::() { Some(src) => { self.stream_fetch_from(src, revision_ids)?; Ok(true) } None => Ok(false), } } fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::all_revision_ids(self) } fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::get_parent_map(self, revision_ids) } fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { Pack2aRepository::get_revision(self, revision_id) } fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(Pack2aRepository::get_inventory( self, revision_id, )?)) } fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::get_file_text(self, file_id, revision) } fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::start_write_group(self) } fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::add_revision(self, revision, parents) } fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::add_inventory_from_entries(self, revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::add_inventory_by_delta( self, basis_revision_id, delta, new_revision_id, parents, ) } fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::add_text(self, file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::add_signature_text(self, revision_id, signature) } fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::get_signature_text(self, revision_id) } fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::commit_write_group(self) } fn pack(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Pack2aRepository::pack(self) } fn autopack(&mut self) -> Result { Pack2aRepository::autopack(self) } fn reconcile(&mut self) -> Result { Pack2aRepository::reconcile(self) } } /// Build the full inventory entry list for a first commit (null basis) from /// the all-adds `delta`. The delta includes the tree root (path "") as its /// root entry; the entries are reordered so the root comes first, as /// [`Pack2aRepository::add_inventory_from_entries`] expects. fn entries_from_null_delta( delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, _new_revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let mut root = None; let mut rest = Vec::new(); for d in delta.iter() { match (&d.old_path, &d.new_entry, d.new_path.as_deref()) { (None, Some(entry), Some("")) => root = Some(entry.clone()), (None, Some(entry), Some(_)) => rest.push(entry.clone()), (Some(_), _, _) => { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "first-commit delta contains a non-add entry".to_string(), )) } (None, _, _) => {} } } let root = root.ok_or_else(|| { RepositoryError::Corrupt("first-commit delta has no root entry".to_string()) })?; let mut entries = vec![root]; entries.extend(rest); Ok(entries) } /// The two CHK root page keys of an inventory (the `id_to_entry` map root and /// the `parent_id_basename_to_file_id` map root), used as the roots to walk /// when finding the CHK pages a fetch must copy. fn chk_root_keys( inv: &crate::chk_inventory::CHKInventory< dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles + Send + Sync, >, ) -> Vec> { let mut roots = Vec::new(); if let Some(map) = inv.id_to_entry.borrow().as_ref() { if let Some(k) = map.key() { roots.push(k); } } if let Some(map) = inv.parent_id_basename_to_file_id.borrow().as_ref() { if let Some(k) = map.key() { roots.push(k); } } roots } /// Generate a fresh 32-hex-character token to identify an in-progress write /// group's pack. /// /// This is only the working identifier while records are collected; the /// finished pack is renamed to the md5 of its content in /// [`WriteGroup::finish`](super::pack_2a_writer), matching brz, so the token /// just needs to be unique within the process. fn new_pack_name() -> String { crate::osutils::rand_chars(32) .chars() .map(|ch| char::from_digit((ch as u32) % 16, 16).unwrap()) .collect() } /// Read `pack-names`, returning each `(pack_name, value_bytes)` pair. fn read_pack_names_with_values( transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result)>, RepositoryError> { let index = BTreeGraphIndex::open(transport, "pack-names")?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for (key, value, _refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { if let Some(name) = key.first() { out.push((String::from_utf8_lossy(name).into_owned(), value.clone())); } } Ok(out) } /// Open the repository at `transport` as a 2a (groupcompress) repository. /// The [`OpenFn`](super::format::OpenFn) carried by every 2a /// [`RepositoryFormat`]. pub fn open_group_compress( transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(Pack2aRepository::open(transport)?)) } /// Create an empty groupcompress (2a) repository at `transport`. The /// [`CreateFn`](super::format::CreateFn) carried by the 2a /// [`RepositoryFormat`](super::format::RepositoryFormat); 2a writes a fixed /// marker, so the `format` argument is unused. pub fn create_group_compress( _format: &'static super::format::RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(Pack2aRepository::create(transport)?)) } /// Verify the repository `format` marker is a supported groupcompress /// (2a) format, consulting the format registry, and return it. fn check_format( transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result<&'static super::format::RepositoryFormat, RepositoryError> { let marker = transport.get_bytes("format")?; let format = super::format::find_format(&marker) .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::UnknownFormat(marker.clone()))?; if !format.is_supported() || !std::ptr::fn_addr_eq(format.open, open_group_compress as super::format::OpenFn) { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } Ok(format) } /// Read `pack-names` and return the pack names in it. fn read_pack_names(transport: &dyn Transport) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let index = BTreeGraphIndex::open(transport, "pack-names")?; let mut names = Vec::new(); for (key, _value, _refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { if let Some(name) = key.first() { names.push(String::from_utf8_lossy(name).into_owned()); } } Ok(names) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; use std::collections::HashMap; use std::sync::Arc; fn make_revision( id: &[u8], parents: Vec<&[u8]>, message: &str, inv_sha1: Option>, ) -> crate::revision::Revision { crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(id), parents.into_iter().map(crate::RevisionId::from).collect(), Some("Test User ".to_string()), message.to_string(), HashMap::new(), inv_sha1, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ) } fn temp_repo() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("repository"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&path).unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&path)); (dir, t) } /// Opening a second write group while one is already open is an error. /// Ported from per_repository/test_write_group.test_start_write_group_twice. #[test] fn double_start_write_group_is_rejected() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); assert!(repo.start_write_group().is_err()); } /// Adding to a repository with no open write group is an error (the write /// must happen inside a write group). Ported from the write-group /// lifecycle invariants in per_repository/test_write_group. #[test] fn add_without_write_group_is_rejected() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t).unwrap(); // No start_write_group() call. assert!(repo .add_revision(&make_revision(b"rev-1", vec![], "first", None), &[]) .is_err()); assert!(repo.add_text(b"file-1", b"rev-1", &[], b"hi\n").is_err()); } #[test] fn chk_inventory_write_round_trip() { use crate::inventory::Entry; use crate::FileId; let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let rev = b"rev-1"; let root_id = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; // One file under the root. let text = b"hello\n"; let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&[&text[..]]); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ // The root directory must be present in the inventory. Entry::root( FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&rev[..])), ), Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".to_string(), FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&rev[..])), Some(sha1.clone()), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; let inv_sha1 = repo .add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], root_id, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&make_revision(rev, vec![], "commit", Some(inv_sha1)), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); // Re-open and materialize the inventory. let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(rev).unwrap(); let entries = inv.entries().unwrap(); let paths: Vec = entries.iter().map(|(p, _)| p.clone()).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), b"hello\n".to_vec() ); // revision_tree exposes the same inventory and the per-file // last-changed revision. use crate::repository::Repository as _; let tree = repo.revision_tree(rev).unwrap(); assert_eq!(tree.revision_id(), rev); let fid = crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]); assert_eq!(tree.id2path(&fid).unwrap().as_deref(), Some("a.txt")); assert_eq!( tree.get_file_revision(&fid).unwrap().as_deref(), Some(&rev[..]) ); // The null revision is the empty tree. let empty = repo.revision_tree(crate::branch::NULL_REVISION).unwrap(); assert!(empty.inventory().entries().unwrap().is_empty()); } /// Commit a base inventory, then a second revision built by applying an /// inventory delta (modify one file, add another) to it. The delta path /// writes only the changed CHK pages; the result must read back as the /// full inventory. #[test] fn add_inventory_by_delta_round_trip() { use crate::inventory::Entry; use crate::inventory_delta::{InventoryDelta, InventoryDeltaEntry}; use crate::FileId; let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let root_id = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; // rev-1: a.txt under the root. let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let text1 = b"hello\n"; repo.add_text(b"file-a", b"rev-1", &[], text1).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ Entry::root( FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-1"[..])), ), Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"file-a"[..]), "a.txt".to_string(), FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-1"[..])), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[&text1[..]])), Some(text1.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; let sha1 = repo .add_inventory_from_entries(b"rev-1", &[], root_id, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&make_revision(b"rev-1", vec![], "one", Some(sha1)), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); // rev-2: change a.txt, add b.txt -- expressed as an inventory delta. let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let text1b = b"hello again\n"; let text2 = b"world\n"; repo.add_text(b"file-a", b"rev-2", &[], text1b).unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-b", b"rev-2", &[], text2).unwrap(); let delta = InventoryDelta(vec![ InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: Some("a.txt".to_string()), new_path: Some("a.txt".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-a"[..]), new_entry: Some(Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"file-a"[..]), "a.txt".to_string(), FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-2"[..])), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[&text1b[..]])), Some(text1b.len() as u64), Some(false), None, )), }, InventoryDeltaEntry { old_path: None, new_path: Some("b.txt".to_string()), file_id: FileId::from(&b"file-b"[..]), new_entry: Some(Entry::file( FileId::from(&b"file-b"[..]), "b.txt".to_string(), FileId::from(root_id), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-2"[..])), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[&text2[..]])), Some(text2.len() as u64), Some(false), None, )), }, ]); let sha2 = repo .add_inventory_by_delta(b"rev-1", &delta, b"rev-2", &[b"rev-1".to_vec()]) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision( &make_revision(b"rev-2", vec![b"rev-1"], "two", Some(sha2)), &[b"rev-1".to_vec()], ) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); // rev-2 reads back as the full inventory with both files. let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(b"rev-2").unwrap(); let mut paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); paths.sort(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string(), "b.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(b"file-a", b"rev-2").unwrap(), text1b); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(b"file-b", b"rev-2").unwrap(), text2); // a.txt's unchanged sibling (the root) is still resolvable, i.e. the // fallback-referenced pages read back. assert_eq!(inv.id2path(&FileId::from(&b"file-a"[..])).unwrap(), "a.txt"); } /// Commit one revision (with a root-only inventory) in its own write group, /// producing one pack. fn commit_one(repo: &mut Pack2aRepository, rev: &[u8]) { repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&make_revision(rev, vec![], "m", None), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( rev, &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &[crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), )], ) .unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } /// pack() combines several packs into one, moves the old packs to /// obsolete_packs/, and keeps all data readable. #[test] fn pack_combines_packs() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-2"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-3"); // Three separate commits -> three packs. let before = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(before.len(), 3); repo.pack().unwrap(); // Now a single pack. let after = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(after.len(), 1); assert!(!before.contains(&after[0]), "new pack is freshly named"); // The old packs were moved to obsolete_packs/, not deleted. for name in &before { assert!( t.has(&format!("obsolete_packs/{name}.pack")).unwrap(), "old pack {name} should be obsoleted" ); assert!( !t.has(&format!("packs/{name}.pack")).unwrap(), "old pack {name} should be gone from packs/" ); } // All three revisions and their data still read back through the new // pack. let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let mut ids = repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); ids.sort(); assert_eq!( ids, vec![b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec(), b"rev-3".to_vec()] ); for rev in [&b"rev-1"[..], b"rev-2", b"rev-3"] { assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message, "m"); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), b"hello\n"); // The inventory is readable (CHK pages were copied into the pack). assert!(repo.get_inventory(rev).is_ok()); } } /// Committing many single-revision packs triggers autopack, keeping the /// pack count bounded well below the number of commits, and all data stays /// readable. #[test] fn autopack_bounds_pack_count_on_commit() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); for i in 0..12u32 { let rev = format!("rev-{i}"); commit_one(&mut repo, rev.as_bytes()); } // Without autopack there would be 12 packs; the distribution for ~12 // revisions allows far fewer, so autopack must have fired. let names = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert!( names.len() < 12, "autopack should have consolidated packs, got {}", names.len() ); // Every revision still reads back. let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let ids = repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); assert_eq!(ids.len(), 12); for i in 0..12u32 { let rev = format!("rev-{i}"); assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(rev.as_bytes()).unwrap().message, "m"); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev.as_bytes()).unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); } } /// autopack() directly: many small packs are consolidated, a few are not. #[test] fn autopack_direct_combines_when_over_distribution() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); // Three commits -> three packs; distribution(3) = [1,1,1], 3 <= 3, so a // direct autopack does nothing. commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-2"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-3"); assert!(!repo.autopack().unwrap(), "3 packs within distribution"); assert_eq!(read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap().len(), 3); } /// pack() on a single-pack repository is a no-op (already optimal). #[test] fn pack_single_pack_is_noop() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); let before = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(before.len(), 1); repo.pack().unwrap(); let after = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(after, before, "single pack untouched"); // Nothing was obsoleted. assert!(!t.has("obsolete_packs").unwrap_or(false)); } /// Commit a revision whose inventory actually references the file (so the /// file text is reachable), unlike `commit_one` which adds an orphan text. fn commit_with_file(repo: &mut Pack2aRepository, rev: &[u8], text: &[u8]) { let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], text).unwrap(); let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[text])), Some(text.len() as u64), Some(false), None, ), ]; repo.add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&make_revision(rev, vec![], "m", None), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } /// reconcile() drops a garbage inventory (one with no revision) while /// keeping the reachable revision's data readable. #[test] fn reconcile_drops_garbage_inventory() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); // A good revision whose inventory references file-1. commit_with_file(&mut repo, b"rev-good", b"hello\n"); // A second write group that writes an inventory + text but no revision: // its inventory is unreachable garbage. repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( b"rev-garbage", &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &[crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-garbage"[..])), )], ) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); // Reopen and reconcile. let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap(); // Two stored inventories, one reachable revision -> one garbage. let result = repo.reconcile().unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.garbage_inventories, 1); assert!(result.repacked); // The good revision and its data survive; the garbage inventory is gone. let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(), vec![b"rev-good".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", b"rev-good").unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); assert!(repo.get_inventory(b"rev-good").is_ok()); // The reconciled repository is clean and consistent. assert!(crate::repository::check(&repo).unwrap().is_clean()); } /// reconcile() on a clean repository keeps everything and reports no garbage. #[test] fn reconcile_clean_repository() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-2"); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap(); let result = repo.reconcile().unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.garbage_inventories, 0); let repo = Pack2aRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let mut ids = repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); ids.sort(); assert_eq!(ids, vec![b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec()]); } /// A committed pack is named by the md5 of its content (matching brz), so /// the `packs/.pack` file's md5 hex digest equals its name. #[test] fn pack_name_is_content_md5() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let mut repo = Pack2aRepository::create(t.clone()).unwrap(); repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_revision(&make_revision(b"rev-1", vec![], "m", None), &[]) .unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( b"rev-1", &[], crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &[crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-1"[..])), )], ) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let names = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(names.len(), 1); let name = &names[0]; let pack_bytes = t.get_bytes(&format!("packs/{name}.pack")).unwrap(); use md5::{Digest, Md5}; let expected: String = Md5::digest(&pack_bytes) .iter() .map(|b| format!("{b:02x}")) .collect(); assert_eq!(name, &expected); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/pack_2a_writer.rs0000644000000000000000000005601415211517616022663 0ustar00//! The write-group machinery for a 2a (groupcompress + CHK) pack //! repository. //! //! This is the private implementation behind the write methods on //! [`Pack2aRepository`](super::Pack2aRepository): callers open or create a //! repository and write through `start_write_group` / `add_*` / //! `commit_write_group`, mirroring breezy. [`WriteGroup`] is the in-progress //! new pack that backs that lifecycle; it is not a public type. //! //! It groupcompress-compresses records into a single new `.pack`, builds //! the five per-pack btree indices, and writes `pack-names`. The //! compression and block framing are done by the existing //! [`GroupCompressVersionedFiles::insert_record_stream`], driven through //! writable [`GcAccess`]/[`GcIndex`] backends defined here: //! //! - [`PackWritingAccess`] appends each groupcompress block to a shared //! container writer (one `.pack` for all object kinds) and reports where //! it landed. //! - `PackWritingIndex` collects `(key, location, parents)` for one object //! kind, later serialised into that kind's btree index. //! //! All object kinds share one `.pack` but each has its own index, matching //! the on-disk layout the reader expects. use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}; use crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder; use crate::groupcompress::gcvf::{ GcAccess, GcBuildDetails, GcIndex, GroupCompressVersionedFiles, IndexMemo, ReadMemo, }; use crate::knit::KnitError; use crate::pack::ContainerWriter; use crate::pack_repo::{index_extension, IndexKind}; use crate::transport::Transport; use crate::versionedfile::Key; use super::pack_2a::RepositoryError; /// The pack name (used as the groupcompress `FileRef`). type PackName = String; /// Which of a write group's stores a repack copy targets. #[derive(Clone, Copy)] pub(super) enum RepackTarget { Revisions, Inventories, Texts, Signatures, Chk, } /// The growing `.pack` container, shared by every object kind's store. struct SharedPack { writer: ContainerWriter>, } /// A writable [`GcAccess`] that appends groupcompress blocks to a shared /// `.pack` container writer. #[derive(Clone)] struct PackWritingAccess { pack_name: PackName, pack: Arc>, } impl GcAccess for PackWritingAccess { type F = PackName; fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[ReadMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError> { // Read records back from the in-memory pack buffer being written, so // a delta-based inventory build can read CHK pages it just wrote. let pack = self.pack.lock().unwrap(); let bytes = pack.writer.get_ref(); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(memos.len()); for memo in memos { let start = memo.start as usize; let stop = memo.stop as usize; if stop > bytes.len() || start > stop { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "record range {start}..{stop} outside pack buffer (len {})", bytes.len() ))); } let body = crate::pack::read_bytes_record_body(&bytes[start..stop]) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("reading pack record: {e}")))?; out.push(body); } Ok(out) } fn add_raw_record( &self, _size: usize, chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError> { let body_len: usize = chunks.iter().map(|c| c.len()).sum(); let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = chunks.iter().map(|c| c.as_slice()).collect(); let mut pack = self.pack.lock().unwrap(); let (start, length) = pack .writer .add_bytes_record(&refs, body_len, &[]) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("writing pack record: {e}")))?; Ok(ReadMemo::new(self.pack_name.clone(), start, start + length)) } } /// One collected index entry: a key, where its record landed, and its /// graph parents (when the index tracks a graph). type IndexRecord = (Key, IndexMemo, Option>); /// A writable [`GcIndex`] that collects the index entries for one object /// kind. The graph (whether parents are tracked) is fixed at construction /// so the resulting index has the right `node_ref_lists`. struct PackWritingIndex { has_graph: bool, records: Mutex>, } impl PackWritingIndex { fn new(has_graph: bool) -> Self { PackWritingIndex { has_graph, records: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), } } /// Drain the collected index entries (called once at flush time). fn take_records(&self) -> Vec { std::mem::take(&mut self.records.lock().unwrap()) } } impl GcIndex for PackWritingIndex { type F = PackName; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { // Records written earlier in this write group are readable: a // delta-based inventory build reads back CHK pages it just wrote. let records = self.records.lock().unwrap(); let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some((_, memo, parents)) = records.iter().rev().find(|(k, _, _)| k == key) { out.insert( key.clone(), GcBuildDetails { index_memo: memo.clone(), parents: parents.clone(), }, ); } } Ok(out) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[Key], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let records = self.records.lock().unwrap(); let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some((_, _, Some(parents))) = records.iter().rev().find(|(k, _, _)| k == key) { out.insert(key.clone(), parents.clone()); } } Ok(out) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(self .records .lock() .unwrap() .iter() .map(|(k, _, _)| k.clone()) .collect()) } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { self.has_graph } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn add_records(&self, records: &[IndexRecord], _random_id: bool) -> Result<(), KnitError> { self.records.lock().unwrap().extend_from_slice(records); Ok(()) } } /// One object-kind store being written: the groupcompress VF plus the /// index kind it serialises to. type WriteStore = GroupCompressVersionedFiles; /// A writer that accumulates objects into one new pack and flushes the /// pack, its indices and `pack-names` to a transport. /// /// Construct with [`new`](Self::new), add objects through the per-kind /// `add_*` helpers, then call [`finish`](Self::finish). pub(super) struct WriteGroup { pack: Arc>, revisions: WriteStore, inventories: WriteStore, texts: WriteStore, signatures: WriteStore, /// `Arc`-wrapped so it can be handed to `CHKInventory::from_inventory`, /// which writes CHK pages through it as the inventory is built. chk_bytes: Arc, } impl WriteGroup { /// Start writing a new pack named `pack_name` (a 32-char hex string). /// /// `chk_fallback` is the repository's existing CHK store: registering it /// as a fallback on the new pack's CHK store lets a delta-based /// inventory write (`create_by_apply_delta`) read unchanged pages from /// the old packs while writing only the changed pages into the new one. pub(super) fn new( pack_name: &str, chk_fallback: Option>, ) -> Result { let mut writer = ContainerWriter::new(Vec::new()); writer .begin() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack begin: {e}")))?; let pack = Arc::new(Mutex::new(SharedPack { writer })); let make = |has_graph: bool| -> WriteStore { let access = PackWritingAccess { pack_name: pack_name.to_string(), pack: pack.clone(), }; GroupCompressVersionedFiles::new(PackWritingIndex::new(has_graph), access, false) }; // Revisions, inventories and texts carry a parent graph; the // signatures and chk stores do not. Build all stores before moving // `pack` into the struct, so the borrowing closure is done first. let revisions = make(true); let inventories = make(true); let texts = make(true); let signatures = make(false); let mut chk_store = make(false); if let Some(fallback) = chk_fallback { chk_store.add_fallback_versioned_files(Box::new(fallback)); } let chk_bytes = Arc::new(chk_store); Ok(WriteGroup { pack, revisions, inventories, texts, signatures, chk_bytes, }) } /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` (the clearsigned testament). pub(super) fn add_signature( &self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); self.signatures .add_lines(key, Some(Vec::new()), split_lines(signature))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a revision record (already serialised to bencode bytes). pub(super) fn add_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let parent_keys: Vec = parents .iter() .map(|p| Key::fixed(vec![p.clone()])) .collect(); self.revisions .add_lines(key, Some(parent_keys), split_lines(bytes))?; Ok(()) } /// Add an inventory record (the serialised CHKInventory header). pub(super) fn add_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![revision_id.to_vec()]); let parent_keys: Vec = parents .iter() .map(|p| Key::fixed(vec![p.clone()])) .collect(); self.inventories .add_lines(key, Some(parent_keys), split_lines(bytes))?; Ok(()) } /// Build a CHK inventory from `entries`, write its CHK pages, and add /// its serialised header as the inventory record for `revision_id`. /// /// Returns the sha1 of the serialised inventory, which the revision /// record records as `inventory_sha1`. `entries` must include every /// versioned object except the root (the root is identified by /// `root_id`). The 2a format parameters (`hash-255-way`, big pages) /// are applied. pub(super) fn add_inventory_from_entries( &self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { // Build the CHK inventory, writing its pages through the chk store. let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new()); let inv = crate::chk_inventory::CHKInventory::from_inventory( self.chk_bytes.clone(), cache, crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id), crate::FileId::from(root_id), entries, 65536, b"hash-255-way".to_vec(), ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("building chk inventory: {e:?}")))?; let lines = inv .to_lines() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialising chk inventory: {e:?}")))?; let inv_bytes: Vec = lines.concat(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines); self.add_inventory(revision_id, parents, &inv_bytes)?; Ok(sha1) } /// Build the new inventory by applying `delta` to the basis inventory /// (whose serialised header is `basis_lines`), writing only the changed /// CHK pages into this write group and referencing unchanged pages in /// the existing packs via the fallback store. Adds the new inventory's /// header for `new_revision_id` and returns its sha1. pub(super) fn add_inventory_by_delta( &self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], basis_lines: &[Vec], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let cache: std::sync::Arc = std::sync::Arc::new(crate::chk_map::InMemoryPageCache::new()); // Deserialise the basis against this write group's CHK store, which // falls back to the existing packs for pages it does not hold. let basis = crate::chk_inventory::CHKInventory::deserialise( self.chk_bytes.clone(), cache, basis_lines, &crate::RevisionId::from(basis_revision_id), ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("basis inventory deserialise: {e:?}")))?; let new_inv = basis .create_by_apply_delta(delta, crate::RevisionId::from(new_revision_id), true) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("apply inventory delta: {e:?}")))?; let lines = new_inv .to_lines() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialising chk inventory: {e:?}")))?; let inv_bytes: Vec = lines.concat(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&lines); self.add_inventory(new_revision_id, parents, &inv_bytes)?; Ok(sha1) } /// Add a file text, keyed by `(file_id, revision)`. pub(super) fn add_text( &self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]); let parent_keys: Vec = parents .iter() .map(|(f, r)| Key::fixed(vec![f.clone(), r.clone()])) .collect(); self.texts .add_lines(key, Some(parent_keys), split_lines(bytes))?; Ok(()) } /// Copy every record from a source store into one of this write group's /// stores, preserving keys and parents. /// /// This is the per-kind copy step of a repack: source records are pulled as /// fulltext (via `get_record_stream`) and re-added, which recompresses them /// into the new pack's groupcompress blocks (the `reuse_blocks=False` /// behaviour brz's packer uses). `target` selects which store to add to. pub(super) fn copy_store( &self, source: &dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles, target: RepackTarget, ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let mut keys = source.keys()?; // Stable order so repacked packs are reproducible. keys.sort_by(|a, b| a.segments().cmp(b.segments())); self.copy_store_keys(source, target, &keys) } /// Copy just `keys` from a source store into one of this write group's /// stores, preserving keys and parents. Used by the same-format streaming /// fetch to copy exactly the records belonging to the fetched revisions. pub(super) fn copy_store_keys( &self, source: &dyn crate::versionedfile::VersionedFiles, target: RepackTarget, keys: &[crate::versionedfile::Key], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let store = match target { RepackTarget::Revisions => &self.revisions, RepackTarget::Inventories => &self.inventories, RepackTarget::Texts => &self.texts, RepackTarget::Signatures => &self.signatures, RepackTarget::Chk => self.chk_bytes.as_ref(), }; for record in source.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", false)? { let record = record?; if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { continue; } let key = record.key(); let parents = record.parents(); let lines: Vec> = record.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(); store.add_lines(key, parents, lines)?; } Ok(()) } /// Add raw CHK page bytes under their content key into the chk store. The /// streaming fetch hands pages straight through (already content-addressed), /// rather than rebuilding the CHK maps. pub(super) fn add_chk_page( &self, page_key: &[u8], page_bytes: Vec, ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key = Key::fixed(vec![page_key.to_vec()]); let lines = split_lines(&page_bytes); self.chk_bytes.add_lines(key, None, lines)?; Ok(()) } /// Flush this write group to `transport` (rooted at `.bzr/repository`): /// write the new `.pack`, its five indices, and an updated `pack-names` /// that lists `existing_packs` plus the new one. /// /// Returns the new pack's `(name, pack-names value bytes)` so the caller /// can track it. Does nothing and returns `None` when the group is empty /// (no records added). pub(super) fn finish( self, transport: &dyn Transport, existing_packs: &[(String, Vec)], ) -> Result)>, RepositoryError> { // Build each index from its store's collected records. let rix = serialise_index(&self.revisions, 1)?; let iix = serialise_index(&self.inventories, 1)?; let tix = serialise_index(&self.texts, 2)?; let six = serialise_index(&self.signatures, 1)?; let cix = serialise_index(self.chk_bytes.as_ref(), 1)?; // Close the container and grab the pack bytes. let pack_bytes = { let mut pack = self.pack.lock().unwrap(); pack.writer .end() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack end: {e}")))?; std::mem::take(pack.writer.get_mut()) }; // Name the finished pack by the md5 of its content, as brz does. The // write group's internal `pack_name` was only a token used while // collecting records (the index values store offsets, not the name). let pack_name = md5_hex(&pack_bytes); transport.put_bytes(&format!("packs/{pack_name}.pack"), &pack_bytes, None)?; let write_index = |ext: &str, bytes: &[u8]| -> Result { let name = format!("indices/{pack_name}{ext}"); transport.put_bytes(&name, bytes, None)?; Ok(bytes.len()) }; // Order in pack-names value: rix iix tix six cix. let sizes = [ write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Revision), &rix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Inventory), &iix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Text), &tix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Signature), &six)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Chk), &cix)?, ]; let new_value = sizes .iter() .map(|s| s.to_string()) .collect::>() .join(" ") .into_bytes(); // pack-names: a btree index mapping (pack_name,) -> the five sizes, // for every existing pack plus the new one. let mut names = BTreeBuilder::new(0, 1); for (name, value) in existing_packs { names .add_node(vec![name.clone().into_bytes()], value.clone(), vec![]) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names node: {e:?}")))?; } names .add_node( vec![pack_name.clone().into_bytes()], new_value.clone(), vec![], ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names node: {e:?}")))?; let names_bytes = names .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names finish: {e:?}")))?; transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &names_bytes, None)?; Ok(Some((pack_name, new_value))) } } /// The lowercase-hex md5 digest of `bytes`, the form brz names a pack by. fn md5_hex(bytes: &[u8]) -> String { use md5::{Digest, Md5}; let digest = Md5::digest(bytes); let mut s = String::with_capacity(32); for b in digest { s.push_str(&format!("{b:02x}")); } s } /// Split a byte buffer into lines the way the versioned-file layer /// expects: each line keeps its trailing `\n`, and a final unterminated /// segment is kept as-is. fn split_lines(bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, b) in bytes.iter().enumerate() { if *b == b'\n' { lines.push(bytes[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < bytes.len() { lines.push(bytes[start..].to_vec()); } lines } /// Serialise a write store's collected index entries into a btree index. /// /// `key_elements` is the number of segments in this kind's keys (1 for /// revisions/inventories/chk, 2 for texts). A graph store writes one /// reference list of parents; a graphless store writes none. fn serialise_index(store: &WriteStore, key_elements: usize) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let has_graph = store.index().has_graph(); let ref_lists = if has_graph { 1 } else { 0 }; let mut builder = BTreeBuilder::new(ref_lists, key_elements); let records = store.index().take_records(); // Collapse duplicate keys (keeping the first). Content-addressed CHK pages // are commonly added more than once within a write group -- e.g. a fetch // copying several revisions whose inventories share pages -- and a page // added twice is byte-identical, so the first index entry is correct. let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet>> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for (key, memo, parents) in records { if !seen.insert(key.segments().to_vec()) { continue; } let value = format!( "{} {} {} {}", memo.read_memo.start, memo.read_memo.byte_length(), memo.entry_start, memo.entry_end ) .into_bytes(); let references: Vec>>> = if has_graph { vec![parents .unwrap_or_default() .into_iter() .map(|k| k.segments().to_vec()) .collect()] } else { vec![] }; builder .add_node(key.segments().to_vec(), value, references) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("index node: {e:?}")))?; } builder .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("index finish: {e:?}"))) } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/pack_collection.rs0000644000000000000000000002320615211573005023107 0ustar00//! Pack maintenance for pack repositories: the `pack()` / `autopack()` //! operations and the pack-distribution arithmetic that decides when //! autopack should fire. //! //! The arithmetic is a direct port of breezy's `RepositoryPackCollection` //! (`breezy/bzr/pack_repo.py`): `max_pack_count`, `pack_distribution` and //! `plan_autopack_combinations`. These are pure functions over a repository's //! pack list (each pack summarised by its revision count), kept separate from //! the I/O of `pack()` so they can be unit-tested in isolation. /// The largest number of packs a repository with `total_revisions` revisions /// is allowed before autopack repacks the excess. /// /// breezy's rule (`_max_pack_count`): one pack for an empty repository, /// otherwise the sum of the decimal digits of the revision count (so 1234 /// allows 1+2+3+4 = 10 packs). pub fn max_pack_count(total_revisions: u64) -> usize { if total_revisions == 0 { return 1; } total_revisions .to_string() .bytes() .map(|b| (b - b'0') as usize) .sum() } /// The target distribution of pack sizes for `total_revisions` revisions, as a /// list of revision-count buckets, largest first. /// /// breezy's `pack_distribution`: read the decimal digits least-significant /// first; a digit `d` at place value `10^e` contributes `d` buckets of size /// `10^e`. So 1234 -> `[1000, 100, 100, 10, 10, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1]`. An empty /// repository yields `[0]`. pub fn pack_distribution(total_revisions: u64) -> Vec { if total_revisions == 0 { return vec![0]; } let digits = total_revisions.to_string(); let mut buckets = Vec::new(); // Iterate digits least-significant first, tracking the place value. for (i, ch) in digits.bytes().rev().enumerate() { let count = (ch - b'0') as usize; let value = 10u64.pow(i as u32); for _ in 0..count { buckets.push(value); } } buckets.reverse(); buckets } /// Decide which packs to combine, given each pack's revision count. /// /// Returns the list of pack indices (into `pack_revision_counts`) to repack /// into a single new pack, or an empty list when nothing should be done. /// /// Mirrors breezy's `plan_autopack_combinations`: if the repository already has /// no more packs than the target distribution has buckets, there is nothing to /// do. Otherwise the packs are considered largest first; a pack big enough to /// fill the next distribution bucket on its own is left alone, and the smaller /// packs are gathered until the remaining buckets are accounted for. Everything /// gathered is flattened into one combine operation. A plan that would only /// move a single pack is suppressed (repacking one pack into one pack is /// pointless). pub fn plan_autopack_combinations(pack_revision_counts: &[u64]) -> Vec { let distribution = { let total: u64 = pack_revision_counts.iter().sum(); pack_distribution(total) }; if pack_revision_counts.len() <= distribution.len() { return Vec::new(); } // Sort pack indices by revision count, largest first. (Ties keep input // order, which is irrelevant since every selected pack ends up in one // combined operation.) let mut order: Vec = (0..pack_revision_counts.len()).collect(); order.sort_by(|&a, &b| pack_revision_counts[b].cmp(&pack_revision_counts[a])); // Port of breezy's loop, which mutates a working copy of the distribution. let mut dist: std::collections::VecDeque = distribution.iter().map(|&v| v as i64).collect(); let mut selected = Vec::new(); let mut pending_op_revs: i64 = 0; for &pack in &order { let mut rev_count = pack_revision_counts[pack] as i64; if dist.front().is_some_and(|&head| rev_count >= head) { // Already packed better than this bucket: consume buckets equal to // its size, shrinking a partially-filled final bucket. while rev_count > 0 { let head = *dist.front().expect("distribution exhausted"); rev_count -= head; if rev_count >= 0 { dist.pop_front(); } else { *dist.front_mut().unwrap() = -rev_count; } } } else { // Add this pack to the current output operation. pending_op_revs += rev_count; selected.push(pack); if dist.front().is_some_and(|&head| pending_op_revs >= head) { dist.pop_front(); pending_op_revs = 0; } } } // Repacking a single pack into a single pack achieves nothing. if selected.len() < 2 { return Vec::new(); } selected } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn max_pack_count_is_digit_sum() { assert_eq!(max_pack_count(0), 1); assert_eq!(max_pack_count(1), 1); assert_eq!(max_pack_count(9), 9); assert_eq!(max_pack_count(10), 1); assert_eq!(max_pack_count(1234), 10); assert_eq!(max_pack_count(1000000), 1); } #[test] fn pack_distribution_powers_of_ten() { assert_eq!(pack_distribution(0), vec![0]); assert_eq!(pack_distribution(1), vec![1]); assert_eq!(pack_distribution(9), vec![1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]); assert_eq!(pack_distribution(10), vec![10]); assert_eq!( pack_distribution(1234), vec![1000, 100, 100, 10, 10, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1] ); } #[test] fn plan_does_nothing_when_within_distribution() { // 1000 revisions in 1 pack: distribution is [1000], 1 pack <= 1 bucket. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[1000]).is_empty()); // Two packs summing to 11 revisions: distribution(11) = [10, 1], len 2, // 2 packs <= 2 buckets -> nothing to do. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[10, 1]).is_empty()); } #[test] fn plan_combines_many_small_packs() { // Five single-revision packs: total 5, distribution(5) = [1,1,1,1,1] // (5 buckets), 5 packs <= 5 buckets -> nothing. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[1, 1, 1, 1, 1]).is_empty()); // Six single-revision packs: total 6, distribution = six 1-buckets (6), // 6 <= 6 -> still nothing. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]).is_empty()); // Eleven single-revision packs: total 11, distribution(11) = [10, 1] // (2 buckets); 11 packs > 2 -> combine. The first bucket (10) gathers // ten 1-packs; the eleventh exactly fills the trailing 1-bucket on its // own, so it is left alone (matching breezy: 10 packs selected). let plan = plan_autopack_combinations(&[1; 11]); assert_eq!(plan.len(), 10); } #[test] fn plan_leaves_a_large_pack_alone() { // One big pack (1000 revs) plus three tiny ones: total 1003, // distribution(1003) = [1000, 1, 1, 1] (4 buckets); 4 packs <= 4 -> no // repack. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[1000, 1, 1, 1]).is_empty()); // Add a fifth tiny pack: total 1004, distribution = [1000,1,1,1,1] // (5 buckets); 5 packs <= 5 -> still nothing. assert!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[1000, 1, 1, 1, 1]).is_empty()); } #[test] fn plan_gathers_small_packs_around_a_medium_one() { // A medium pack (5 revs) and six 1-packs: total 11, distribution(11) = // [10, 1] (2 buckets); 7 packs > 2 -> repack. Largest first, the 5-pack // (index 0) and the next five 1-packs accumulate to fill the 10-bucket; // the sixth 1-pack fills the trailing 1-bucket on its own (consume // branch) and is left out. So indices 0..=5 are combined. assert_eq!( plan_autopack_combinations(&[5, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]), vec![0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5] ); } #[test] fn plan_partially_consumes_a_bucket_for_an_oversized_pack() { // A 15-revision pack against a distribution whose first two buckets are // tens exercises the partial-bucket consume: 15 fills the first 10 // bucket and leaves the second 10 bucket holding 5. total = 15 + 11 = // 26, distribution(26) = [10,10,1,1,1,1,1,1] (8 buckets); 12 packs > 8. // The oversized pack (index 0) is consumed against the buckets, not // selected; the first five 1-packs gather to fill the dented 5-bucket. let mut counts = vec![15]; counts.extend(std::iter::repeat_n(1, 11)); assert_eq!(plan_autopack_combinations(&counts), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5]); } #[test] fn plan_combines_exactly_two_packs() { // Two 5-packs and two 1-packs: total 12, distribution(12) = [10, 1, 1] // (3 buckets); 4 packs > 3 -> repack. The two 5-packs sum to 10 and fill // the 10-bucket together; the 1-packs are consumed. Exactly two packs // are combined -- the boundary where the single-pack suppression must // NOT fire. assert_eq!(plan_autopack_combinations(&[5, 5, 1, 1]), vec![0, 1]); } #[test] fn plan_suppresses_single_pack_combine() { // 1000-rev pack plus eleven 1-packs: total 1011, distribution(1011) = // [1000, 10, 1] (3 buckets); 12 packs > 3 -> consider a repack. The big // pack consumes the 1000-bucket; the eleven 1-packs gather to fill the // 10-bucket, and the last is left for the 1-bucket. The plan combines // the ten gathered small packs (indices 1..=10), never the lone big one. let mut counts = vec![1000]; counts.extend(std::iter::repeat_n(1, 11)); assert_eq!( plan_autopack_combinations(&counts), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/pack_index.rs0000644000000000000000000001114715211043154022061 0ustar00//! Opening a pack index that may be in either on-disk index format. //! //! Pack repositories store their `pack-names` and per-pack `.rix`/`.iix`/ //! `.tix`/`.six`/`.cix` indices as graph indices. The older pack formats //! (0.92, 1.6) use the format-1 [`GraphIndex`](crate::index); 1.9 and later //! (and 2a) use the [`BTreeGraphIndex`](crate::btree_graph_index). Both //! encode the same logical `(key, value, reference-lists)` entries, so this //! module sniffs the file signature and exposes a single uniform view. use crate::btree_graph_index::BTreeGraphIndex; use crate::index::{self, IndexError}; use crate::transport::Transport; /// One index entry, normalised across both index formats: /// `(key, value, reference-lists)`. pub type Entry = (Vec>, Vec, Vec>>>); /// A pack index opened in whichever on-disk format it uses. pub struct PackIndex { entries: Vec, node_ref_lists: usize, } impl PackIndex { /// Open the index named `name` (e.g. `"pack-names"` or /// `"indices/.rix"`) under `transport`, detecting the format from /// its signature. pub fn open(transport: &dyn Transport, name: &str) -> Result { let bytes = transport .get_bytes(name) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(format!("reading {name}: {e}")))?; Self::from_bytes(&bytes) } /// Parse index bytes, detecting btree vs format-1 from the signature. pub fn from_bytes(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { if bytes.starts_with(crate::btree_index::BTREE_SIGNATURE) { let btree = BTreeGraphIndex::from_bytes(bytes) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(format!("btree index: {e:?}")))?; let node_ref_lists = btree.node_ref_lists(); let entries = btree .iter_all_entries() .map(|(k, v, r)| (k.clone(), v.clone(), r.clone())) .collect(); Ok(PackIndex { entries, node_ref_lists, }) } else { // Format-1 GraphIndex: parse the whole file in one pass. // parse_full already drops absent nodes. let (header, body) = index::parse_full(bytes)?; let entries = body .into_iter() .map(|(key, (value, references))| (key, value, references)) .collect(); Ok(PackIndex { entries, node_ref_lists: header.node_ref_lists, }) } } /// Every entry, as `(key, value, reference-lists)`. pub fn iter_all_entries(&self) -> impl Iterator { self.entries.iter() } /// The number of reference lists each entry carries (the graph arity). pub fn node_ref_lists(&self) -> usize { self.node_ref_lists } } /// A writer for a pack index in either on-disk format. `add_node`/`finish` /// mirror both [`BTreeBuilder`](crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder) and /// [`GraphIndexBuilder`](crate::index::GraphIndexBuilder); the format is /// chosen by [`new`](IndexBuilder::new) from the repository format's /// `uses_btree_index` flag. pub enum IndexBuilder { BTree(crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder), Graph(crate::index::GraphIndexBuilder), } impl IndexBuilder { /// A builder of the requested format, with `ref_lists` reference lists /// and `key_elements`-element keys. pub fn new(uses_btree: bool, ref_lists: usize, key_elements: usize) -> Self { if uses_btree { IndexBuilder::BTree(crate::btree_builder::BTreeBuilder::new( ref_lists, key_elements, )) } else { IndexBuilder::Graph(crate::index::GraphIndexBuilder::new( ref_lists, key_elements, )) } } /// Add a `(key, value, reference-lists)` node. pub fn add_node( &mut self, key: Vec>, value: Vec, references: Vec>>>, ) -> Result<(), IndexError> { match self { IndexBuilder::BTree(b) => b .add_node(key, value, references) .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(format!("btree node: {e:?}"))), IndexBuilder::Graph(b) => b.add_node(key, value, references), } } /// Serialise the index to bytes. pub fn finish(&self) -> Result, IndexError> { match self { IndexBuilder::BTree(b) => b .finish() .map_err(|e| IndexError::Other(format!("btree finish: {e:?}"))), IndexBuilder::Graph(b) => b.finish(), } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/pack_knit.rs0000644000000000000000000017163615211573005021734 0ustar00//! Reading and writing a knit-pack repository (the pre-2a pack formats). //! //! Knit-pack repositories share the pack/btree-index layout of 2a but store //! **knit** records (gzip fulltext or line-delta) instead of groupcompress //! blocks, and **XML** inventories instead of CHK. There are four indices //! per pack (`.rix`/`.iix`/`.tix`/`.six`) and no `.cix`. //! //! The structure mirrors [`super::pack_2a`]: implement [`KnitIndex`] over //! the per-pack btree indices and [`KnitAccess`] over the `.pack` files, //! then let [`KnitVersionedFiles`] reconstruct each record (following delta //! chains). The XML serializer chosen for the format (xml5/6/7) parses the //! revision and inventory bytes. use std::collections::HashMap; use crate::knit::{ parse_knit_index_value, KnitAccess, KnitError, KnitIndex, KnitIndexMemo, KnitKey, KnitMethod, KnitPlainFactory, KnitRecordDetails, KnitVersionedFiles, }; use crate::pack_repo::{index_extension, IndexKind}; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, Transport, TransportError}; use super::format::RepositoryFormat; use super::pack_2a::RepositoryError; use super::unkey_knit_parent_map; use crate::declare_repository_format; use crate::xml_serializer::{ XMLInventorySerializer5, XMLInventorySerializer6, XMLInventorySerializer7, XMLRevisionSerializer5, }; declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_1 { format_string: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 (needs bzr 0.92)\n", description: "Pack repository format 1", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer5, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, supported: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_3 { format_string: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 with subtree support (needs bzr 0.92)\n", description: "Pack repository format 1 with subtree support", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer7, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, rich_root_data: true, supports_tree_reference: true, supported: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_4 { format_string: b"Bazaar pack repository format 1 with rich root (needs bzr 1.0)\n", description: "Pack repository format 1 with rich root", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer6, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, rich_root_data: true, supported: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_5 { format_string: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack5 (bzr 1.6)\n", description: "Pack repository format 5 (stackable)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer5, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_5_RICH_ROOT { format_string: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack5RichRoot (bzr 1.6.1)\n", description: "Pack repository format 5 with rich root (stackable)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer6, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, rich_root_data: true, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_5_RICH_ROOT_BROKEN { format_string: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack5RichRoot (bzr 1.6)\n", description: "Pack repository format 5 with rich root (broken)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer6, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, rich_root_data: true, supports_external_lookups: true, deprecated: true, uses_btree_index: false, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_6 { format_string: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n", description: "Pack repository format 6 (btree indexes, stackable)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer5, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, } } declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_KNIT_PACK_6_RICH_ROOT { format_string: b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6RichRoot (bzr 1.9)\n", description: "Pack repository format 6 with rich root (btree, stackable)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer6, open: open_knit_pack, create: create_knit_pack, rich_root_data: true, supports_external_lookups: true, supported: true, } } /// The pack name is used as the knit `FileRef`. type PackName = String; /// Which of a write group's stores a repack copy targets. Knit-pack has no /// chk store (unlike 2a). #[derive(Clone, Copy)] enum RepackTarget { Revisions, Inventories, Texts, Signatures, } /// A [`KnitIndex`] built from the per-pack btree indices of one kind, /// merged across all packs. struct PackKnitIndex { /// key -> record details (method, noeol, location, parents). entries: HashMap>, has_graph: bool, } impl PackKnitIndex { /// Build the combined index for `kind` across `packs`. /// /// `key_segments` is the number of key elements (1 for revisions and /// inventories, 2 for texts). The btree value is ` `; /// the second reference list (when present and non-empty) names the /// compression parent and marks the record as a line-delta. fn load( transport: &dyn Transport, packs: &[PackName], kind: IndexKind, ) -> Result { let ext = index_extension(kind); let mut entries: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); let mut has_graph = false; for pack in packs { let name = format!("indices/{pack}{ext}"); let index = super::pack_index::PackIndex::open(transport, &name)?; if index.node_ref_lists() > 0 { has_graph = true; } for (key, value, refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { let parsed = parse_knit_index_value(value) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("knit index value: {e}")))?; let parents: Vec = refs.first().cloned().unwrap_or_default(); // A non-empty second reference list (the compression parent) // means this record is a line-delta against it. let compression_parent: Option = refs.get(1).and_then(|cp| cp.first().cloned()); let method = if compression_parent.is_some() { KnitMethod::LineDelta } else { KnitMethod::Fulltext }; entries.insert( key.clone(), KnitRecordDetails { method, noeol: parsed.noeol, index_memo: KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: pack.clone(), offset: parsed.pos, length: parsed.size as usize, }, compression_parent, parents, }, ); } } Ok(PackKnitIndex { entries, has_graph }) } } impl KnitIndex for PackKnitIndex { type F = PackName; fn get_build_details( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some(d) = self.entries.get(key) { out.insert(key.clone(), d.clone()); } } Ok(out) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(self.entries.keys().cloned().collect()) } fn get_parent_map( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { let mut out = HashMap::new(); for key in keys { if let Some(d) = self.entries.get(key) { out.insert(key.clone(), d.parents.clone()); } } Ok(out) } fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { self.entries .get(key) .map(|d| d.method) .ok_or_else(|| KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key.clone())) } fn get_total_build_size( &self, keys: &[KnitKey], positions: &HashMap>, ) -> usize { keys.iter() .filter_map(|k| positions.get(k)) .map(|d| d.index_memo.length) .sum() } fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, keys: &mut [KnitKey], positions: &HashMap>, ) { keys.sort_by(|a, b| { let ka = positions .get(a) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); let kb = positions .get(b) .map(|d| (&d.index_memo.file_ref, d.index_memo.offset)); ka.cmp(&kb) }); } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { self.has_graph } fn contains(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Ok(self.entries.contains_key(key)) } fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(Vec::new()) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only index".to_string())) } fn add_records( &self, _records: &[( KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec, )], _random_id: bool, _missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only index".to_string())) } } /// A [`KnitAccess`] that reads raw knit records from the `.pack` files. struct PackKnitAccess { transport: SharedTransport, cache: std::sync::Mutex>>>, } impl PackKnitAccess { fn new(transport: SharedTransport) -> Self { PackKnitAccess { transport, cache: std::sync::Mutex::new(HashMap::new()), } } fn pack_bytes(&self, pack: &str) -> Result>, KnitError> { if let Some(b) = self.cache.lock().unwrap().get(pack) { return Ok(b.clone()); } let path = format!("packs/{pack}.pack"); let bytes = self .transport .get_bytes(&path) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("reading {path}: {e}")))?; let arc = std::sync::Arc::new(bytes); self.cache .lock() .unwrap() .insert(pack.to_string(), arc.clone()); Ok(arc) } fn record_body(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { let bytes = self.pack_bytes(&memo.file_ref)?; let start = memo.offset as usize; let stop = start + memo.length; if stop > bytes.len() { return Err(KnitError::Corrupt(format!( "record range {start}..{stop} outside pack {} (len {})", memo.file_ref, bytes.len() ))); } // The index range covers a whole container Bytes record; the knit // record (gzip) is the record body. crate::pack::read_bytes_record_body(&bytes[start..stop]) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("reading pack record: {e}"))) } } impl KnitAccess for PackKnitAccess { type F = PackName; fn get_raw_record(&self, memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { self.record_body(memo) } fn get_raw_records(&self, memos: &[KnitIndexMemo]) -> Result>, KnitError> { memos.iter().map(|m| self.record_body(m)).collect() } fn add_raw_record( &self, _key: &KnitKey, _size: usize, _chunks: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("read-only access".to_string())) } fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(err) } } /// A knit store for one kind of object in the repository. type Store = KnitVersionedFiles; fn build_store( transport: &SharedTransport, packs: &[PackName], kind: IndexKind, ) -> Result { let index = PackKnitIndex::load(transport.as_ref(), packs, kind)?; let access = PackKnitAccess::new(transport.clone()); // max_delta_chain of 200 mirrors breezy's pack repositories. Ok(KnitVersionedFiles::new( index, access, KnitPlainFactory, 200, )) } /// A knit-pack repository. /// /// Reading is available after [`open`](Self::open); writing follows the /// breezy write-group lifecycle ([`start_write_group`](Self::start_write_group), /// `add_*`, [`commit_write_group`](Self::commit_write_group)). pub struct KnitPackRepository { format: &'static RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, revisions: Store, inventories: Store, texts: Store, signatures: Store, write_group: Option, } impl KnitPackRepository { /// Open the knit-pack repository whose `.bzr/repository` directory is /// rooted at `transport`. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let format = check_format(transport.as_ref())?; let packs = read_pack_names(transport.as_ref())?; Ok(KnitPackRepository { format, revisions: build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Revision)?, inventories: build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Inventory)?, texts: build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Text)?, signatures: build_store(&transport, &packs, IndexKind::Signature)?, transport, write_group: None, }) } /// Create an empty knit-pack repository of `format` at `transport` and /// open it. `format` must be a knit-pack format. pub fn create( transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static RepositoryFormat, ) -> Result { if !std::ptr::fn_addr_eq(format.open, open_knit_pack as super::format::OpenFn) { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } transport.mkdir("")?; transport.mkdir("indices")?; transport.mkdir("packs")?; transport.put_bytes("format", format.format_string(), None)?; let empty = super::pack_index::IndexBuilder::new(format.uses_btree_index, 0, 1) .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("empty pack-names: {e}")))?; transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &empty, None)?; Self::open(transport) } /// Open a write group. pub fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "a write group is already open".to_string(), )); } self.write_group = Some(WriteGroup::new( &new_pack_name(), self.format.uses_btree_index, )?); Ok(()) } fn group(&self) -> Result<&WriteGroup, RepositoryError> { self.write_group .as_ref() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::Corrupt("no write group is open".to_string())) } /// Add a revision, serialised to XML (v5). pub fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let bytes = crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .write_revision_to_string(revision) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("write revision: {e:?}")))?; let key: KnitKey = vec![revision.revision_id.as_bytes().to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents.iter().map(|p| vec![p.clone()]).collect(); self.group()? .revisions .add_lines(key, parent_keys, split_lines(&bytes), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add revision: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// Add an inventory, given its already-serialised XML bytes. pub fn add_inventory_xml( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], xml: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents.iter().map(|p| vec![p.clone()]).collect(); self.group()? .inventories .add_lines(key, parent_keys, split_lines(xml), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add inventory: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a file text, keyed by `(file_id, revision)`. pub fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]; let parent_keys: Vec = parents .iter() .map(|(f, r)| vec![f.clone(), r.clone()]) .collect(); self.group()? .texts .add_lines(key, parent_keys, split_lines(bytes), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add text: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// Add a signature text for `revision_id` (the clearsigned testament) to /// the open write group. pub fn add_signature( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; self.group()? .signatures .add_lines(key, Vec::new(), split_lines(signature), false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("add signature: {e}")))?; Ok(()) } /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or `None` if unsigned. pub fn get_signature_text( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; match self.signatures.get_text(&key) { Ok(bytes) => Ok(Some(bytes)), Err(crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("signature {e}"))), } } /// Flush the open write group. pub fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let group = self .write_group .take() .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::Corrupt("no write group is open".to_string()))?; let existing = read_pack_names_with_values(self.transport.as_ref())?; group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), &existing)?; // Autopack if the repository has accumulated too many packs, as brz // does on commit_write_group. self.autopack()?; Ok(()) } /// Stream the `missing` revisions from another knit-pack repository into /// this one, copying raw records (revisions, inventories, texts, /// signatures) without decoding and re-encoding them. /// /// This is the same-format fast path for [`crate::repository::fetch`]: /// both sides store knit records and XML inventories, so records copy /// through verbatim. Unlike 2a there is no CHK page store. `missing` must /// be in topological order and already filtered to revisions absent here. /// /// Requires no open write group. pub fn stream_fetch_from( &mut self, source: &KnitPackRepository, missing: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot fetch with an open write group".to_string(), )); } if missing.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } // Per-revision stores key by [revid]. let rev_keys: Vec = missing.iter().map(|r| vec![r.clone()]).collect(); // Texts key by [file_id, revid]; collect the keys each fetched // revision introduces from its inventory. let mut text_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for rev in missing { let inv = source.get_inventory(rev)?; for (_, entry) in inv.entries() { if entry.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()) == Some(rev.as_slice()) { text_keys.push(vec![entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), rev.clone()]); } } } self.start_write_group()?; let group = self.write_group.as_ref().expect("just opened"); group.copy_store_keys(&source.revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&source.inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&source.signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&source.texts, RepackTarget::Texts, &text_keys)?; self.commit_write_group()?; Ok(()) } /// Reconcile: regenerate storage keeping only data reachable from this /// repository's revisions, discarding garbage. Returns the number of /// unreachable inventories dropped. Requires no open write group. pub fn reconcile(&mut self) -> Result { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot reconcile with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let old_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; let reachable = self.all_revision_ids()?; let stored_inventories = self.inventories.keys()?.len(); let garbage_inventories = stored_inventories.saturating_sub(reachable.len()); if old_packs.is_empty() || reachable.is_empty() { if !old_packs.is_empty() { self.write_empty_pack_names()?; self.obsolete_packs(&old_packs)?; } return Ok(super::ReconcileResult { garbage_inventories, repacked: !old_packs.is_empty(), }); } let rev_keys: Vec = reachable.iter().map(|r| vec![r.clone()]).collect(); let mut text_keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for rev in &reachable { let inv = self.get_inventory(rev)?; for (_, entry) in inv.entries() { if entry.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes()) == Some(rev.as_slice()) { text_keys.push(vec![entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), rev.clone()]); } } } let group = WriteGroup::new(&new_pack_name(), self.format.uses_btree_index)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures, &rev_keys)?; group.copy_store_keys(&self.texts, RepackTarget::Texts, &text_keys)?; // The reconciled pack is the only survivor. group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), &[])?; self.obsolete_packs(&old_packs)?; Ok(super::ReconcileResult { garbage_inventories, repacked: true, }) } /// Write a `pack-names` index referencing no packs (reconcile discarded all). fn write_empty_pack_names(&self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let names = super::pack_index::IndexBuilder::new(self.format.uses_btree_index, 0, 1); let bytes = names .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("empty pack-names: {e}")))?; self.transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &bytes, None)?; Ok(()) } /// Combine all packs in this repository into a single new pack. /// /// Re-streams every record (revisions, inventories, texts, signatures) into /// one fresh pack, rewrites `pack-names` to reference only it, and moves the /// old packs and their indices into `obsolete_packs/`. A single-pack /// repository is left untouched. Requires no open write group. pub fn pack(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot pack with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let old_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; if old_packs.len() <= 1 { return Ok(()); } self.repack(&old_packs, &[]) } /// Repack the smallest packs when the repository has too many, per the /// pack-distribution heuristic. Returns whether a repack happened. pub fn autopack(&mut self) -> Result { if self.write_group.is_some() { return Err(RepositoryError::Corrupt( "cannot autopack with an open write group".to_string(), )); } let all_packs = read_pack_names(self.transport.as_ref())?; if all_packs.len() <= 1 { return Ok(false); } // Revision count per pack, from each pack's revision index. let mut counts = Vec::with_capacity(all_packs.len()); for name in &all_packs { let ext = index_extension(IndexKind::Revision); let index = super::pack_index::PackIndex::open( self.transport.as_ref(), &format!("indices/{name}{ext}"), )?; counts.push(index.iter_all_entries().count() as u64); } let selected = super::pack_collection::plan_autopack_combinations(&counts); if selected.is_empty() { return Ok(false); } let to_combine: Vec = selected.iter().map(|&i| all_packs[i].clone()).collect(); let survivors: Vec<(PackName, Vec)> = { let with_values = read_pack_names_with_values(self.transport.as_ref())?; let combine: std::collections::HashSet<&PackName> = to_combine.iter().collect(); with_values .into_iter() .filter(|(n, _)| !combine.contains(n)) .collect() }; self.repack(&to_combine, &survivors)?; Ok(true) } /// Combine `to_combine` into one new pack, rewrite `pack-names` to list /// `survivors` plus the new pack, and obsolete the combined packs. fn repack( &mut self, to_combine: &[PackName], survivors: &[(PackName, Vec)], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let revisions = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Revision)?; let inventories = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Inventory)?; let texts = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Text)?; let signatures = build_store(&self.transport, to_combine, IndexKind::Signature)?; let group = WriteGroup::new(&new_pack_name(), self.format.uses_btree_index)?; // Copy order matches brz's KnitPacker: revisions, inventories, texts, // signatures (knit-pack has no chk store). group.copy_store(&revisions, RepackTarget::Revisions)?; group.copy_store(&inventories, RepackTarget::Inventories)?; group.copy_store(&texts, RepackTarget::Texts)?; group.copy_store(&signatures, RepackTarget::Signatures)?; group.finish(self.transport.as_ref(), survivors)?; self.obsolete_packs(to_combine)?; Ok(()) } /// Move `packs` (their `.pack` files and the four index suffixes) into /// `obsolete_packs/`, creating it if needed. fn obsolete_packs(&self, packs: &[PackName]) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let _ = self.transport.mkdir("obsolete_packs"); for name in packs { self.move_to_obsolete(&format!("packs/{name}.pack"), &format!("{name}.pack"))?; for kind in [ IndexKind::Revision, IndexKind::Inventory, IndexKind::Text, IndexKind::Signature, ] { let ext = index_extension(kind); self.move_to_obsolete(&format!("indices/{name}{ext}"), &format!("{name}{ext}"))?; } } Ok(()) } fn move_to_obsolete(&self, from: &str, basename: &str) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { match self .transport .rename(from, &format!("obsolete_packs/{basename}")) { Ok(()) | Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// All revision ids in this repository, sorted. pub fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let mut ids: Vec> = self .revisions .keys()? .into_iter() .filter_map(|k| k.into_iter().next()) .collect(); ids.sort(); Ok(ids) } /// The stored parent ids of each of `revision_ids` (present ones only), /// read from the revision knit's index. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { let keys: Vec = revision_ids.iter().map(|r| vec![r.clone()]).collect(); let raw = self .revisions .get_parent_map(&keys) .map_err(RepositoryError::Knit)?; Ok(unkey_knit_parent_map(raw)) } /// Read and parse a revision by id (XML, serializer v5). pub fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; let bytes = self.revisions.get_text(&key).map_err(|e| match e { crate::knit::KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(_) => { RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()) } other => RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision {other}")), })?; crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .read_revision_from_string(&bytes) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the file text for `(file_id, revision)`. pub fn get_file_text( &self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![file_id.to_vec(), revision.to_vec()]; self.texts .get_text(&key) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("text {e}"))) } /// Read the raw serialised inventory XML for a revision. pub fn get_inventory_xml(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let key: KnitKey = vec![revision_id.to_vec()]; self.inventories .get_text(&key) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory {e}"))) } /// The format this repository was opened as. pub fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { self.format } /// The inventory serializer for this repository's format. fn inventory_serializer(&self) -> &'static dyn crate::serializer::InventorySerializer { self.format.inventory_serializer } /// Read the inventory for a revision as an in-memory /// [`MutableInventory`](crate::inventory::MutableInventory) (parsed from /// the format's XML serializer). The same type the 2a reader returns. pub fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { let xml = self.get_inventory_xml(revision_id)?; let lines: Vec> = split_lines(&xml); let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); self.inventory_serializer() .read_inventory_from_lines(&line_refs, Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id))) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Build an inventory from `entries` (the root entry first, then its /// descendants in parent-before-child order), serialise it to XML with /// the format's serializer, add it to the open write group, and return /// the serialised inventory's sha1 to record on the revision. pub fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], _root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let mut inv = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id)); for entry in entries { inv.add(entry.clone()) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("build inventory: {e:?}")))?; } let lines = self .inventory_serializer() .write_inventory_to_lines(&inv, false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialise inventory: {e:?}")))?; let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&line_refs); let xml: Vec = lines.concat(); self.add_inventory_xml(revision_id, parents, &xml)?; Ok(sha1) } /// Add the inventory for `new_revision_id` by applying `delta` to the /// basis inventory. Knit-pack stores whole-text XML inventories, so the /// basis is materialised, the delta applied, and the result serialised /// in full (there are no shared pages to preserve). pub fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { // For a first commit the basis is the empty inventory; the delta is // all-adds and includes the tree root, so applying it yields the // full inventory. let basis = if basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new() } else { self.get_inventory(basis_revision_id)? }; let new_inv = basis .create_by_apply_delta(delta, crate::RevisionId::from(new_revision_id)) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("apply inventory delta: {e:?}")))?; let lines = self .inventory_serializer() .write_inventory_to_lines(&new_inv, false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialise inventory: {e:?}")))?; let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&line_refs); let xml: Vec = lines.concat(); self.add_inventory_xml(new_revision_id, parents, &xml)?; Ok(sha1) } } impl super::Repository for KnitPackRepository { fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { KnitPackRepository::format(self) } fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any { self } /// Fast path for knit-pack-to-knit-pack fetch: if `source` is also a /// knit-pack repository, stream raw records; otherwise decline so the /// generic rebuild runs. fn try_fetch_from( &mut self, source: &dyn super::Repository, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result { match source.as_any().downcast_ref::() { // Only stream when the two knit-pack formats share an inventory // serializer (xml5/6/7) and rich-root setting; otherwise the copied // XML inventories would not match the target format, so fall back to // the generic rebuild. Some(src) if src.format().inventory_serializer.format_num() == self.format().inventory_serializer.format_num() && src.format().rich_root_data == self.format().rich_root_data => { self.stream_fetch_from(src, revision_ids)?; Ok(true) } _ => Ok(false), } } fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::all_revision_ids(self) } fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::get_parent_map(self, revision_ids) } fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { KnitPackRepository::get_revision(self, revision_id) } fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitPackRepository::get_inventory( self, revision_id, )?)) } fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::get_file_text(self, file_id, revision) } fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::start_write_group(self) } fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::add_revision(self, revision, parents) } fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::add_inventory_from_entries(self, revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::add_inventory_by_delta( self, basis_revision_id, delta, new_revision_id, parents, ) } fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::add_text(self, file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::add_signature(self, revision_id, signature) } fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::get_signature_text(self, revision_id) } fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::commit_write_group(self) } fn pack(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { KnitPackRepository::pack(self) } fn autopack(&mut self) -> Result { KnitPackRepository::autopack(self) } fn reconcile(&mut self) -> Result { KnitPackRepository::reconcile(self) } } /// Open the repository at `transport` as a knit-pack repository. The /// [`OpenFn`](super::format::OpenFn) carried by every knit-pack /// [`RepositoryFormat`]. pub fn open_knit_pack( transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitPackRepository::open(transport)?)) } /// Create an empty knit-pack repository of `format` at `transport`. The /// [`CreateFn`](super::format::CreateFn) carried by every knit-pack /// [`RepositoryFormat`]. pub fn create_knit_pack( format: &'static RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(KnitPackRepository::create(transport, format)?)) } /// Verify the `format` marker is a knit-pack format. fn check_format(transport: &dyn Transport) -> Result<&'static RepositoryFormat, RepositoryError> { let marker = transport.get_bytes("format")?; let format = super::format::find_format(&marker) .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::UnknownFormat(marker.clone()))?; if !std::ptr::fn_addr_eq(format.open, open_knit_pack as super::format::OpenFn) { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } Ok(format) } /// Generate a fresh 32-hex-character pack name. fn new_pack_name() -> String { crate::osutils::rand_chars(32) .chars() .map(|ch| char::from_digit((ch as u32) % 16, 16).unwrap()) .collect() } /// Read `pack-names`, returning each `(pack_name, value_bytes)` pair. fn read_pack_names_with_values( transport: &dyn Transport, ) -> Result)>, RepositoryError> { let index = super::pack_index::PackIndex::open(transport, "pack-names")?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for (key, value, _refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { if let Some(name) = key.first() { out.push((String::from_utf8_lossy(name).into_owned(), value.clone())); } } Ok(out) } /// Read `pack-names` and return the pack names in it. fn read_pack_names(transport: &dyn Transport) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let index = super::pack_index::PackIndex::open(transport, "pack-names")?; let mut names = Vec::new(); for (key, _value, _refs) in index.iter_all_entries() { if let Some(name) = key.first() { names.push(String::from_utf8_lossy(name).into_owned()); } } Ok(names) } /// Split a byte buffer into lines, each keeping its trailing newline. fn split_lines(bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, b) in bytes.iter().enumerate() { if *b == b'\n' { lines.push(bytes[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < bytes.len() { lines.push(bytes[start..].to_vec()); } lines } use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex}; use crate::knit::{encode_graph_index_record, KnitMethod as KM}; use crate::pack::ContainerWriter; /// One collected knit index record. type KnitWriteRecord = ( KnitKey, Vec, KnitIndexMemo, Vec, ); /// A writable [`KnitIndex`] that collects records for one object kind. /// /// `has_deltas` distinguishes the texts/inventories indices (which carry a /// compression-parent reference list) from the revisions index (parents /// only); `has_parents` is always true for the kinds we write. struct KnitWriteIndex { has_deltas: bool, records: Mutex>, } impl KnitWriteIndex { fn new(has_deltas: bool) -> Self { KnitWriteIndex { has_deltas, records: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), } } fn take_records(&self) -> Vec { std::mem::take(&mut self.records.lock().unwrap()) } } impl KnitIndex for KnitWriteIndex { type F = PackName; fn get_build_details( &self, _keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Ok(HashMap::new()) } fn keys(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(self .records .lock() .unwrap() .iter() .map(|(k, _, _, _)| k.clone()) .collect()) } fn get_parent_map( &self, _keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Ok(HashMap::new()) } fn get_method(&self, key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Err(KnitError::RevisionNotPresent(key.clone())) } fn get_total_build_size( &self, _keys: &[KnitKey], _positions: &HashMap>, ) -> usize { 0 } fn sort_keys_by_io( &self, _keys: &mut [KnitKey], _positions: &HashMap>, ) { } fn has_graph(&self) -> bool { true } fn contains(&self, _key: &KnitKey) -> Result { Ok(false) } fn get_missing_compression_parents(&self) -> Result, KnitError> { Ok(Vec::new()) } fn check_write_ok(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn add_records( &self, records: &[KnitWriteRecord], _random_id: bool, _missing_compression_parents: bool, ) -> Result<(), KnitError> { self.records.lock().unwrap().extend_from_slice(records); Ok(()) } } /// A writable [`KnitAccess`] that appends knit records to a shared pack. #[derive(Clone)] struct KnitWriteAccess { pack_name: PackName, pack: Arc>>>, } impl KnitAccess for KnitWriteAccess { type F = PackName; fn get_raw_record(&self, _memo: &KnitIndexMemo) -> Result, KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("write-only access".to_string())) } fn get_raw_records( &self, _memos: &[KnitIndexMemo], ) -> Result>, KnitError> { Err(KnitError::Corrupt("write-only access".to_string())) } fn add_raw_record( &self, _key: &KnitKey, size: usize, data: Vec>, ) -> Result, KnitError> { let refs: Vec<&[u8]> = data.iter().map(|c| c.as_slice()).collect(); let mut pack = self.pack.lock().unwrap(); let (start, length) = pack .add_bytes_record(&refs, size, &[]) .map_err(|e| KnitError::Corrupt(format!("writing pack record: {e}")))?; Ok(KnitIndexMemo { file_ref: self.pack_name.clone(), offset: start, length: length as usize, }) } fn flush(&self) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Ok(()) } fn reload_or_raise(&self, err: KnitError) -> Result<(), KnitError> { Err(err) } } type WriteStore = KnitVersionedFiles; /// The in-progress new pack for a knit-pack write group. struct WriteGroup { pack_name: PackName, pack: Arc>>>, revisions: WriteStore, inventories: WriteStore, signatures: WriteStore, texts: WriteStore, /// Whether to write B+Tree indices (1.9+) or format-1 GraphIndex (0.92, /// 1.6). uses_btree: bool, } impl WriteGroup { fn new(pack_name: &str, uses_btree: bool) -> Result { let mut writer = ContainerWriter::new(Vec::new()); writer .begin() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack begin: {e}")))?; let pack = Arc::new(Mutex::new(writer)); let make = |has_deltas: bool| -> WriteStore { let access = KnitWriteAccess { pack_name: pack_name.to_string(), pack: pack.clone(), }; // max_delta_chain 0 -> always fulltext (the write side does not // delta-compress; readers handle both). KnitVersionedFiles::new(KnitWriteIndex::new(has_deltas), access, KnitPlainFactory, 0) }; let revisions = make(false); let inventories = make(true); // Signatures, like revisions, are keyed by revision id with no deltas. let signatures = make(false); let texts = make(true); Ok(WriteGroup { pack_name: pack_name.to_string(), pack, revisions, inventories, signatures, texts, uses_btree, }) } /// Copy every record from a source store into one of this write group's /// stores, preserving keys and parents. The source records are pulled as /// fulltext and re-added, recompressing them into the new pack. fn copy_store(&self, source: &Store, target: RepackTarget) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let mut keys = source.keys()?; keys.sort(); self.copy_store_keys(source, target, &keys) } /// Copy just `keys` from a source store into one of this write group's /// stores, preserving keys and parents. Used by the same-format streaming /// fetch to copy exactly the records belonging to the fetched revisions. fn copy_store_keys( &self, source: &Store, target: RepackTarget, keys: &[KnitKey], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::versionedfile::ContentFactory; let store = match target { RepackTarget::Revisions => &self.revisions, RepackTarget::Inventories => &self.inventories, RepackTarget::Texts => &self.texts, RepackTarget::Signatures => &self.signatures, }; for record in source.get_record_stream(keys, "unordered", true)? { if record.storage_kind() == "absent" { continue; } let key = record.key.clone(); let parents = record.parents.clone().unwrap_or_default(); let lines: Vec> = record.to_lines().map(|l| l.into_owned()).collect(); store.add_lines(key, parents, lines, true)?; } Ok(()) } /// Flush the pack, its four indices and an updated `pack-names`. Returns /// the new pack's name (its content md5). fn finish( self, transport: &dyn Transport, existing: &[(String, Vec)], ) -> Result { let WriteGroup { pack_name: _, pack, revisions, inventories, signatures, texts, uses_btree, } = self; let rix = serialise_index(revisions.index, 1, uses_btree)?; let iix = serialise_index(inventories.index, 1, uses_btree)?; let tix = serialise_index(texts.index, 2, uses_btree)?; // Signatures are keyed by revision id (1 element); knit-pack has no // chk index. let six = serialise_index(signatures.index, 1, uses_btree)?; let pack_bytes = { let mut writer = pack.lock().unwrap(); writer .end() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack end: {e}")))?; std::mem::take(writer.get_mut()) }; // Name the finished pack by the md5 of its content, as brz does (the // write group's token was only used while collecting records; index // values store offsets, not the pack name). let pack_name = md5_hex(&pack_bytes); transport.put_bytes(&format!("packs/{pack_name}.pack"), &pack_bytes, None)?; let write_index = |ext: &str, bytes: &[u8]| -> Result { transport.put_bytes(&format!("indices/{pack_name}{ext}"), bytes, None)?; Ok(bytes.len()) }; // Knit-pack pack-names order: rix iix tix six (no cix). let sizes = [ write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Revision), &rix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Inventory), &iix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Text), &tix)?, write_index(index_extension(IndexKind::Signature), &six)?, ]; let new_value = sizes .iter() .map(|s| s.to_string()) .collect::>() .join(" ") .into_bytes(); let mut names = super::pack_index::IndexBuilder::new(uses_btree, 0, 1); for (name, value) in existing { names .add_node(vec![name.clone().into_bytes()], value.clone(), vec![]) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names node: {e}")))?; } names .add_node(vec![pack_name.clone().into_bytes()], new_value, vec![]) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names node: {e}")))?; let names_bytes = names .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("pack-names finish: {e}")))?; transport.put_bytes("pack-names", &names_bytes, None)?; Ok(pack_name) } } /// The lowercase-hex md5 digest of `bytes`, the form brz names a pack by. fn md5_hex(bytes: &[u8]) -> String { use md5::{Digest, Md5}; Md5::digest(bytes) .iter() .map(|b| format!("{b:02x}")) .collect() } /// Serialise a write index's collected records into a pack index of the /// format's index type (btree for 1.9+, format-1 GraphIndex for 0.92/1.6). fn serialise_index( index: KnitWriteIndex, key_elements: usize, uses_btree: bool, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let has_deltas = index.has_deltas; let ref_lists = if has_deltas { 2 } else { 1 }; let mut builder = super::pack_index::IndexBuilder::new(uses_btree, ref_lists, key_elements); for (key, options, memo, parents) in index.take_records() { let noeol = options.contains(&KM::NoEol); let method = if options.contains(&KM::LineDelta) { KM::LineDelta } else { KM::Fulltext }; let (value, node_refs) = encode_graph_index_record( noeol, memo.offset, memo.length as u64, method, true, has_deltas, &parents, ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("encode index: {e}")))?; builder .add_node(key, value, node_refs) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("index node: {e}")))?; } builder .finish() .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("index finish: {e}"))) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; use std::sync::Arc; fn temp() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let path = dir.path().join("repository"); std::fs::create_dir_all(&path).unwrap(); (dir, Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(&path))) } #[test] fn create_rejects_non_knitpack_format() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let fmt = super::super::format::find_format( b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n", ) .unwrap(); assert!(KnitPackRepository::create(t, fmt).is_err()); } fn knitpack6() -> &'static RepositoryFormat { super::super::format::find_format(b"Bazaar RepositoryFormatKnitPack6 (bzr 1.9)\n").unwrap() } fn make_revision(id: &[u8]) -> crate::revision::Revision { crate::revision::Revision::new( crate::RevisionId::from(id), vec![], Some("T ".to_string()), "m".to_string(), std::collections::HashMap::new(), None, 1577880000.0, Some(0), ) } /// Commit one revision (root-only inventory + one file text) in its own /// write group, producing one pack. fn commit_one(repo: &mut KnitPackRepository, rev: &[u8]) { repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; let entries = vec![ crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), ), crate::inventory::Entry::file( crate::FileId::from(&b"file-1"[..]), "a.txt".into(), crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(rev)), Some(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[b"hello\n"])), Some(6), Some(false), None, ), ]; let inv_sha = repo .add_inventory_from_entries(rev, &[], root, &entries) .unwrap(); let mut r = make_revision(rev); r.inventory_sha1 = Some(inv_sha); repo.add_revision(&r, &[]).unwrap(); repo.add_text(b"file-1", rev, &[], b"hello\n").unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); } /// pack() combines knit-pack packs into one, obsoletes the old packs, and /// keeps all data readable. #[test] fn pack_combines_packs() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::create(t.clone(), knitpack6()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-2"); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-3"); let before = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(before.len(), 3); repo.pack().unwrap(); let after = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(after.len(), 1); assert!(!before.contains(&after[0])); for name in &before { assert!(t.has(&format!("obsolete_packs/{name}.pack")).unwrap()); assert!(!t.has(&format!("packs/{name}.pack")).unwrap()); } // Everything reads back through the new pack. let repo = KnitPackRepository::open(t).unwrap(); let mut ids = repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(); ids.sort(); assert_eq!( ids, vec![b"rev-1".to_vec(), b"rev-2".to_vec(), b"rev-3".to_vec()] ); for rev in [&b"rev-1"[..], b"rev-2", b"rev-3"] { assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(rev).unwrap().message, "m"); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev).unwrap(), b"hello\n"); } } /// A committed knit-pack pack is named by the md5 of its content. #[test] fn pack_name_is_content_md5() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::create(t.clone(), knitpack6()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-1"); let names = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(names.len(), 1); let pack_bytes = t.get_bytes(&format!("packs/{}.pack", names[0])).unwrap(); assert_eq!(names[0], md5_hex(&pack_bytes)); } /// Committing many packs triggers autopack, bounding the pack count. #[test] fn autopack_bounds_pack_count_on_commit() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::create(t.clone(), knitpack6()).unwrap(); for i in 0..12u32 { let rev = format!("rev-{i}"); commit_one(&mut repo, rev.as_bytes()); } let names = read_pack_names(t.as_ref()).unwrap(); assert!( names.len() < 12, "autopack should consolidate, got {}", names.len() ); let repo = KnitPackRepository::open(t).unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap().len(), 12); for i in 0..12u32 { let rev = format!("rev-{i}"); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", rev.as_bytes()).unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); } } /// knit-pack reconcile() drops a garbage inventory (one with no revision) /// while keeping reachable data readable. #[test] fn reconcile_drops_garbage_inventory() { let (_d, t) = temp(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::create(t.clone(), knitpack6()).unwrap(); commit_one(&mut repo, b"rev-good"); // An inventory + text with no revision -> unreachable garbage. let root = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID; repo.start_write_group().unwrap(); repo.add_inventory_from_entries( b"rev-garbage", &[], root, &[crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(root), Some(crate::RevisionId::from(&b"rev-garbage"[..])), )], ) .unwrap(); repo.commit_write_group().unwrap(); let mut repo = KnitPackRepository::open(t.clone()).unwrap(); let result = repo.reconcile().unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.garbage_inventories, 1); assert!(result.repacked); let repo = KnitPackRepository::open(t).unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(), vec![b"rev-good".to_vec()]); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"file-1", b"rev-good").unwrap(), b"hello\n" ); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/tree.rs0000644000000000000000000000661015211122234020707 0ustar00//! A read-only view of a tree at a committed revision. //! //! A [`RevisionTree`] pairs a revision id with that revision's inventory. //! It is what [`Repository::revision_tree`](super::Repository::revision_tree) //! returns and what a commit builds its inventory delta against: the basis //! tree's inventory supplies each unchanged entry's last-changed revision, //! path and metadata. use crate::inventory::{Entry, Inventory}; use crate::FileId; /// Map an inventory lookup error to the absent/present distinction the tree /// methods expose: a genuinely missing id becomes `Ok(None)`, while a backend /// failure (e.g. a CHK inventory failing to read its store) propagates. fn absent_or_err(e: crate::inventory::Error) -> Result<(), crate::inventory::Error> { match e { crate::inventory::Error::NoSuchId(_) => Ok(()), other => Err(other), } } /// A tree as it stood at a particular revision, backed by that revision's /// inventory. The inventory keeps its natural representation (a lazy CHK /// inventory for 2a, an in-memory one for knit-pack) behind the box. pub struct RevisionTree { revision_id: Vec, inventory: Box, } impl RevisionTree { pub(super) fn new(revision_id: Vec, inventory: Box) -> Self { RevisionTree { revision_id, inventory, } } /// The revision this tree represents. pub fn revision_id(&self) -> &[u8] { &self.revision_id } /// The tree's inventory. pub fn inventory(&self) -> &dyn Inventory { self.inventory.as_ref() } /// The tree-relative path of `file_id`, or `None` if it is not in this /// tree. A backend read failure propagates rather than reading as absent. pub fn id2path(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { match self.inventory.id2path(file_id) { Ok(p) => Ok(Some(p)), Err(e) => absent_or_err(e).map(|()| None), } } /// The file id at tree-relative `path`, or `None` if no entry is at that /// path. (The synthetic tree root has no path-keyed entry here.) pub fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); for (entry_path, entry) in self.inventory.entries().ok()? { if entry_path == path { return Some(entry.file_id().clone()); } } None } /// The entries in this tree as `(path, entry)` pairs, in path order. The /// synthetic root is not included. pub fn iter_entries(&self) -> Vec<(String, Entry)> { self.inventory.entries().unwrap_or_default() } /// The inventory entry for `file_id`, or `None` if it is not in this /// tree. A backend read failure propagates rather than reading as absent. pub fn get_entry(&self, file_id: &FileId) -> Result, crate::inventory::Error> { self.inventory.get_entry(file_id) } /// The revision in which `file_id` last changed, or `None` if the entry /// is absent or carries no recorded revision. A backend read failure /// propagates rather than reading as absent. pub fn get_file_revision( &self, file_id: &FileId, ) -> Result>, crate::inventory::Error> { Ok(self .get_entry(file_id)? .and_then(|e| e.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes().to_vec()))) } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/repository/weave_repo.rs0000644000000000000000000004651215211517616022125 0ustar00//! The all-in-one weave repository ("Bazaar-NG branch, format 6", bzr 0.8). //! //! Unlike the metadir formats, a weave repository has no `.bzr/repository` //! directory: its stores live directly under `.bzr`. This reader is rooted //! there and reads: //! //! - `inventory.weave` -- a single weave holding every revision's inventory //! XML (keyed by revision id), via a constant path. //! - `weaves//.weave` -- one weave per file, hash-prefixed. //! - `revision-store//` -- the revision XML texts (uncompressed //! for format 6), hash-prefixed. Signature texts share the store with a //! `.sig` suffix. //! //! Revisions and inventories serialise with XML v5. Writes append to the //! weaves and the revision-store immediately, so there is no write group. use crate::key_mapper::{hash_prefix_map, hash_prefix_unmap}; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, Transport, TransportError}; use crate::weave::{read_weave_v5, write_weave_v5, WeaveFile}; use super::format::RepositoryFormat; use super::pack_2a::RepositoryError; use crate::declare_repository_format; use crate::xml_serializer::{XMLInventorySerializer5, XMLRevisionSerializer5}; declare_repository_format! { FORMAT_WEAVE_6 { format_string: b"Bazaar-NG branch, format 6\n", description: "Weave repository format 6 (all-in-one)", revision_serializer: &XMLRevisionSerializer5, inventory_serializer: &XMLInventorySerializer5, // No `open`/`create`: the all-in-one weave repository has no // `.bzr/repository/format` marker, so it is reached through BzrDir's // all-in-one path rather than the metadir dispatcher. all_in_one: true, supported: true, deprecated: true, } } /// An all-in-one weave repository, accessed through a transport rooted at /// `.bzr` (the control directory itself). pub struct WeaveRepository { format: &'static RepositoryFormat, transport: SharedTransport, } impl WeaveRepository { /// Open the weave repository whose stores live directly under `transport` /// (rooted at `.bzr`). `format` is the recognised weave format. pub fn open( transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static RepositoryFormat, ) -> Result { if !format.is_all_in_one() { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } Ok(WeaveRepository { format, transport }) } /// Create an empty all-in-one weave repository scaffold under `transport` /// (rooted at `.bzr`) and open it. Writes the `weaves/` and /// `revision-store/` directories and an empty `inventory.weave`. The /// branch and working-tree files are the control directory's job, not the /// repository's. pub fn create( transport: SharedTransport, format: &'static RepositoryFormat, ) -> Result { if !format.is_all_in_one() { return Err(RepositoryError::UnsupportedFormat( format.get_format_description(), )); } transport.mkdir("weaves")?; transport.mkdir("revision-store")?; transport.put_bytes( "inventory.weave", &write_weave_v5(&WeaveFile::default()), None, )?; Self::open(transport, format) } /// The format this repository was opened as. pub fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { self.format } /// Read and parse the inventory weave. fn inventory_weave(&self) -> Result { let data = self.transport.get_bytes("inventory.weave")?; read_weave_v5(&data) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory.weave: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the lines of `revision_id`'s text from a weave, by version name. fn weave_text(weave: &WeaveFile, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let idx = weave .lookup(revision_id) .ok_or_else(|| RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec()))?; let lines = weave .get_lines(idx) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("weave get_lines: {e:?}")))?; Ok(lines.concat()) } /// The relative path of a revision (or signature) text in the /// revision-store: `revision-store//`. fn revision_store_path(revision_id: &[u8], suffix: &str) -> String { format!("revision-store/{}{}", hash_prefix_map(revision_id), suffix) } /// All revision ids, sorted. Read from the revision-store: every file that /// is not a signature (`.sig`), with any `.gz` suffix stripped. pub fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let sub = self.transport.subtransport("revision-store")?; let mut ids = Vec::new(); for rel in sub.iter_files_recursive()? { let rel = rel.strip_suffix(".gz").unwrap_or(&rel); if rel.ends_with(".sig") { continue; } ids.push(hash_prefix_unmap(rel)); } ids.sort(); Ok(ids) } /// The stored parent ids of each of `revision_ids` (present ones only). /// /// The weave format has no separate revision-graph index; the parents are /// recorded in each revision's XML in the revision-store, so reading them /// means parsing that (small) record. Revision ids with no record are /// omitted. pub fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { let mut out = std::collections::HashMap::with_capacity(revision_ids.len()); for revid in revision_ids { match self.get_revision(revid) { Ok(rev) => { let parents = rev .parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); out.insert(revid.clone(), parents); } Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(_)) => {} Err(e) => return Err(e), } } Ok(out) } /// Read and parse a revision (XML, serializer v5) from the revision-store. pub fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let bytes = self.read_revision_store_text(revision_id)?; crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .read_revision_from_string(&bytes) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("revision parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read a revision text, trying the uncompressed path then the `.gz` one. fn read_revision_store_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let plain = Self::revision_store_path(revision_id, ""); match self.transport.get_bytes(&plain) { Ok(b) => Ok(b), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { let gz = Self::revision_store_path(revision_id, ".gz"); match self.transport.get_bytes(&gz) { Ok(b) => gunzip(&b) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("gunzip revision: {e}"))), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { Err(RepositoryError::NoSuchRevision(revision_id.to_vec())) } Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Read the inventory for a revision from the inventory weave. pub fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; let weave = self.inventory_weave()?; let xml = Self::weave_text(&weave, revision_id)?; crate::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer5 .read_inventory_from_lines( &[xml.as_slice()], Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id)), ) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("inventory parse: {e:?}"))) } /// Read the file text for `(file_id, revision)` from the file's weave. pub fn get_file_text( &self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let path = format!("weaves/{}.weave", hash_prefix_map(file_id)); let data = self.transport.get_bytes(&path)?; let weave = read_weave_v5(&data).map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("{path}: {e:?}")))?; Self::weave_text(&weave, revision) } /// The signature text stored for `revision_id`, or `None` if unsigned. pub fn get_signature_text( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { let path = Self::revision_store_path(revision_id, ".sig"); match self.transport.get_bytes(&path) { Ok(b) => Ok(Some(b)), Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(None), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Create the parent (bucket) directory of a hash-prefixed path before /// writing to it. `hash_prefix_map` paths embed a `/` subdir that /// `put_bytes` won't create on its own. `mkdir` is idempotent. fn ensure_parent_dir(&self, path: &str) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { if let Some((dir, _)) = path.rsplit_once('/') { self.transport.mkdir(dir)?; } Ok(()) } /// Read a weave file, returning an empty weave if it doesn't exist yet. fn read_or_empty_weave(&self, path: &str) -> Result { match self.transport.get_bytes(path) { Ok(data) => { read_weave_v5(&data).map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("{path}: {e:?}"))) } Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(WeaveFile::default()), Err(e) => Err(e.into()), } } /// Append a version named `version_id` (parents named `parents`) holding /// `lines` to the weave at `path`, writing it back. fn weave_add_version( &self, path: &str, version_id: &[u8], parents: &[&[u8]], lines: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let mut weave = self.read_or_empty_weave(path)?; weave .add_lines(version_id, parents, lines, None, None) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("{path}: add_lines: {e}")))?; self.ensure_parent_dir(path)?; self.transport .put_bytes(path, &write_weave_v5(&weave), None)?; Ok(()) } /// Add a revision, serialised to XML (v5), to the revision-store. fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, _parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { use crate::serializer::RevisionSerializer; let bytes = crate::xml_serializer::XMLRevisionSerializer5 .write_revision_to_string(revision) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("write revision: {e:?}")))?; let path = Self::revision_store_path(revision.revision_id.as_bytes(), ""); self.ensure_parent_dir(&path)?; self.transport.put_bytes(&path, &bytes, None)?; Ok(()) } /// Serialise `inv` (committed form, entries carry revisions) and add it as /// a version to `inventory.weave` keyed by `revision_id`. Returns the /// inventory text's sha1. fn store_inventory( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], inv: &crate::inventory::MutableInventory, ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; let lines = crate::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer5 .write_inventory_to_lines(inv, false) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("serialise inventory: {e:?}")))?; let line_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = lines.iter().map(|l| l.as_slice()).collect(); let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&line_refs); let parent_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parents.iter().map(|p| p.as_slice()).collect(); self.weave_add_version("inventory.weave", revision_id, &parent_refs, &lines)?; Ok(sha1) } /// Build the inventory from `entries`, serialise it, and store it. fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], _root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let mut inv = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revision_id)); for entry in entries { inv.add(entry.clone()) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("build inventory: {e:?}")))?; } self.store_inventory(revision_id, parents, &inv) } /// Build the inventory for `new_revision_id` by applying `delta` to the /// basis inventory, then serialise and store it. fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { let basis = if basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new() } else { self.get_inventory(basis_revision_id)? }; let new_inv = basis .create_by_apply_delta(delta, crate::RevisionId::from(new_revision_id)) .map_err(|e| RepositoryError::Corrupt(format!("apply inventory delta: {e:?}")))?; self.store_inventory(new_revision_id, parents, &new_inv) } /// Add a file text to the file's weave, keyed by the revision id. The /// weave version parents are the revids from the `(file_id, revid)` /// parent pairs. fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let path = format!("weaves/{}.weave", hash_prefix_map(file_id)); // The file weave's version parents are the parent revids; borrow them // directly rather than cloning the (file_id, revid) pairs apart. let parent_refs: Vec<&[u8]> = parents.iter().map(|(_, r)| r.as_slice()).collect(); self.weave_add_version(&path, revision, &parent_refs, &split_lines(bytes)) } /// Store a signature text for `revision_id` in the revision-store. fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { let path = Self::revision_store_path(revision_id, ".sig"); self.ensure_parent_dir(&path)?; self.transport.put_bytes(&path, signature, None)?; Ok(()) } } impl super::Repository for WeaveRepository { fn format(&self) -> &'static RepositoryFormat { WeaveRepository::format(self) } fn as_any(&self) -> &dyn std::any::Any { self } fn all_revision_ids(&self) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::all_revision_ids(self) } fn get_parent_map( &self, revision_ids: &[Vec], ) -> Result, Vec>>, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::get_parent_map(self, revision_ids) } fn get_revision( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result { WeaveRepository::get_revision(self, revision_id) } fn get_inventory( &self, revision_id: &[u8], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { Ok(Box::new(WeaveRepository::get_inventory(self, revision_id)?)) } fn get_file_text(&self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8]) -> Result, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::get_file_text(self, file_id, revision) } fn start_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { // Weave writes append immediately; there is no write group. Ok(()) } fn add_revision( &mut self, revision: &crate::revision::Revision, parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::add_revision(self, revision, parents) } fn add_inventory_from_entries( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], root_id: &[u8], entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::add_inventory_from_entries(self, revision_id, parents, root_id, entries) } fn add_inventory_by_delta( &mut self, basis_revision_id: &[u8], delta: &crate::inventory_delta::InventoryDelta, new_revision_id: &[u8], parents: &[Vec], ) -> Result, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::add_inventory_by_delta( self, basis_revision_id, delta, new_revision_id, parents, ) } fn add_text( &mut self, file_id: &[u8], revision: &[u8], parents: &[(Vec, Vec)], bytes: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::add_text(self, file_id, revision, parents, bytes) } fn add_signature_text( &mut self, revision_id: &[u8], signature: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::add_signature_text(self, revision_id, signature) } fn get_signature_text(&self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result>, RepositoryError> { WeaveRepository::get_signature_text(self, revision_id) } fn commit_write_group(&mut self) -> Result<(), RepositoryError> { Ok(()) } } /// Split a byte buffer into lines, each keeping its trailing newline. fn split_lines(bytes: &[u8]) -> Vec> { let mut lines = Vec::new(); let mut start = 0; for (i, b) in bytes.iter().enumerate() { if *b == b'\n' { lines.push(bytes[start..=i].to_vec()); start = i + 1; } } if start < bytes.len() { lines.push(bytes[start..].to_vec()); } lines } /// Decompress a gzip stream. The revision-store is uncompressed for format 6 /// but may be `.gz` in older variants, so the reader handles both. fn gunzip(data: &[u8]) -> std::io::Result> { use std::io::Read; let mut out = Vec::new(); flate2::read::GzDecoder::new(data).read_to_end(&mut out)?; Ok(out) } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::transport::LocalTransport; use std::sync::Arc; fn temp_repo() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); (dir, t) } #[test] fn create_rejects_non_weave_format() { let (_d, t) = temp_repo(); let fmt = super::super::format::find_format( b"Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)\n", ) .unwrap(); assert!(WeaveRepository::create(t, fmt).is_err()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/smart/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000000002215162074037017441 0ustar00pub mod protocol; bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/smart/protocol.rs0000644000000000000000000000102515162074037020527 0ustar00// Protocol version strings. These are sent as prefixes of bzr requests and // responses to identify the protocol version being used. (There are no version // one strings because that version doesn't send any). pub const REQUEST_VERSION_TWO: &[u8] = b"bzr request 2\n"; pub const RESPONSE_VERSION_TWO: &[u8] = b"bzr response 2\n"; pub const MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE: &[u8] = b"bzr message 3 (bzr 1.6)\n"; pub const REQUEST_VERSION_THREE: &[u8] = MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE; pub const RESPONSE_VERSION_THREE: &[u8] = MESSAGE_VERSION_THREE; bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/workingtree/format.rs0000644000000000000000000001001715211047707021370 0ustar00//! Working-tree format metadata and registry. //! //! Mirrors [`crate::repository::format`] for working trees: each format //! carries its `.bzr/checkout/format` marker and capability flags, //! declared with [`declare_workingtree_format!`]. /// Static description of one working-tree format. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct WorkingTreeFormat { /// The exact bytes of `.bzr/checkout/format`. pub format_string: &'static [u8], /// A human-readable description. pub description: &'static str, /// Whether the tree state is stored in a dirstate (formats 4/5/6). pub uses_dirstate: bool, /// Whether content filtering (eol etc.) is supported (format 6). pub supports_content_filtering: bool, /// Whether views are supported (format 6). pub supports_views: bool, /// Whether this crate can currently open trees of this format. pub supported: bool, /// Whether the format is deprecated. pub deprecated: bool, } impl WorkingTreeFormat { /// Baseline format with all flags off; the `..` base used by /// [`declare_workingtree_format!`]. pub const DEFAULT: WorkingTreeFormat = WorkingTreeFormat { format_string: b"", description: "", uses_dirstate: false, supports_content_filtering: false, supports_views: false, supported: false, deprecated: false, }; /// The `.bzr/checkout/format` marker for this format. pub fn format_string(&self) -> &'static [u8] { self.format_string } /// A human-readable description. pub fn get_format_description(&self) -> &'static str { self.description } /// Whether this crate can open trees of this format. pub fn is_supported(&self) -> bool { self.supported } } /// Registry entry, submitted by [`declare_workingtree_format!`]. pub struct WorkingTreeFormatRegistration(pub &'static WorkingTreeFormat); inventory::collect!(WorkingTreeFormatRegistration); /// Declare a working-tree format: define a `static` [`WorkingTreeFormat`] /// and register it. Capability fields default to `false`. #[macro_export] macro_rules! declare_workingtree_format { ( $name:ident { format_string: $fmt:expr, description: $desc:expr, $( $field:ident : $value:expr, )* } ) => { pub static $name: $crate::workingtree::format::WorkingTreeFormat = $crate::workingtree::format::WorkingTreeFormat { format_string: $fmt, description: $desc, $( $field: $value, )* ..$crate::workingtree::format::WorkingTreeFormat::DEFAULT }; inventory::submit! { $crate::workingtree::format::WorkingTreeFormatRegistration(&$name) } }; } /// Look up a working-tree format by its `.bzr/checkout/format` marker. pub fn find_format(format_string: &[u8]) -> Option<&'static WorkingTreeFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .find(|f| f.format_string == format_string) } /// All declared working-tree formats. pub fn all_formats() -> Vec<&'static WorkingTreeFormat> { inventory::iter:: .into_iter() .map(|r| r.0) .collect() } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; #[test] fn format_6_is_registered_and_supported() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 6 (bzr 1.14)\n") .expect("working tree format 6 registered"); assert!(f.uses_dirstate); assert!(f.supports_views); assert!(f.supports_content_filtering); assert!(f.is_supported()); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn format_3_is_not_dirstate() { let f = find_format(b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3") .expect("working tree format 3 registered"); assert!(!f.uses_dirstate); } #[test] fn unknown_marker_is_none() { assert!(find_format(b"nonsense\n").is_none()); } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/crates/bazaar/src/workingtree/mod.rs0000644000000000000000000040370215211404335020660 0ustar00//! Working trees: the user's checkout on disk plus its tracked state. //! //! A working tree is the user's checkout: the files on disk plus the //! control state recording the tracked set (tree 0) and the basis it was //! checked out from (tree 1). The shared surface is the [`WorkingTree`] //! trait; [`open`] reads the `.bzr/checkout/format` marker and dispatches to //! the right backend. //! //! Two backends exist: [`WorkingTree4`], the dirstate-backed tree (formats //! 4/5/6) whose state lives in `.bzr/checkout/dirstate`, and //! [`WorkingTree3`], the pre-dirstate tree (format 3) whose working //! inventory is an XML format-5 file at `.bzr/checkout/inventory` with the //! basis recorded in `.bzr/checkout/last-revision` and pending merges in //! `.bzr/checkout/pending-merges`. //! //! Through the trait a tree can be read (list the tracked files, map paths //! to file ids, read file contents), have its tracked set mutated //! ([`add`](WorkingTree::add), [`remove`](WorkingTree::remove), //! [`rename`](WorkingTree::rename)), and [`commit`](WorkingTree::commit) the //! live state as a new revision. pub mod format; #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] mod wt3; pub use format::{all_formats, find_format, WorkingTreeFormat}; #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] pub use wt3::WorkingTree3; use crate::declare_workingtree_format; use crate::dirstate::{DefaultSHA1Provider, DirState, Kind, LoadError}; use crate::transport::{SharedTransport, TransportError}; // Working tree format 3 is the pre-dirstate layout used by the weave and // non-pack knit eras, so it is only built when one of those backends is // enabled (see [`WorkingTree3`]). #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] declare_workingtree_format! { FORMAT_3 { format_string: b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3", description: "Working tree format 3 (pre-dirstate)", deprecated: true, supported: true, } } declare_workingtree_format! { FORMAT_4 { format_string: b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 4 (bzr 0.15)\n", description: "Working tree format 4 (dirstate)", uses_dirstate: true, supported: true, } } declare_workingtree_format! { FORMAT_5 { format_string: b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 5 (bzr 1.11)\n", description: "Working tree format 5 (dirstate, content filtering)", uses_dirstate: true, supports_content_filtering: true, supported: true, } } declare_workingtree_format! { FORMAT_6 { format_string: b"Bazaar Working Tree Format 6 (bzr 1.14)\n", description: "Working tree format 6 (dirstate, views, content filtering)", uses_dirstate: true, supports_content_filtering: true, supports_views: true, supported: true, } } /// Path to the dirstate within the control directory. const DIRSTATE_PATH: &str = ".bzr/checkout/dirstate"; /// Errors from working-tree operations. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum WorkingTreeError { /// The dirstate could not be read. Dirstate(LoadError), /// A path was not versioned in this tree. NotVersioned(String), /// A path could not be versioned (dirstate add failed). Add(crate::dirstate::AddError), /// A path could not be unversioned (dirstate make-absent failed). Remove(crate::dirstate::MakeAbsentError), /// A commit could not be assembled. Commit(String), /// The commit would record no change and `allow_pointless` was false. PointlessCommit, /// A strict commit found unversioned files in the tree. StrictCommitFailed(Vec), /// A selective commit (specific_files or exclude) was combined with a /// commit that has pending merges, which is not allowed. CannotCommitSelectedFileMerge, /// An error from the repository during commit. Repository(crate::repository::RepositoryError), /// An error from the branch during commit. Branch(crate::branch::BranchError), /// An underlying transport error. Transport(TransportError), /// The working-tree format (its `.bzr/checkout/format` marker) is not /// supported by this crate. UnsupportedFormat(Vec), /// A control file (views, conflicts) was malformed. Corrupt(String), /// An operation is not supported by this working-tree format (e.g. views /// on a format that does not store them). Unsupported(String), } impl std::fmt::Display for WorkingTreeError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { WorkingTreeError::Dirstate(e) => write!(f, "dirstate: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(p) => write!(f, "path not versioned: {p}"), WorkingTreeError::Add(e) => write!(f, "add: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::Remove(e) => write!(f, "remove: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::Commit(m) => write!(f, "commit: {m}"), WorkingTreeError::PointlessCommit => { write!(f, "no changes to commit (use allow_pointless to override)") } WorkingTreeError::StrictCommitFailed(unknowns) => { write!( f, "strict commit failed: {} unversioned file(s) present", unknowns.len() ) } WorkingTreeError::CannotCommitSelectedFileMerge => { write!(f, "cannot commit selected files with pending merges") } WorkingTreeError::Repository(e) => write!(f, "repository: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::Branch(e) => write!(f, "branch: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::Transport(e) => write!(f, "transport error: {e}"), WorkingTreeError::UnsupportedFormat(marker) => write!( f, "unsupported working-tree format: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(marker) ), WorkingTreeError::Corrupt(m) => write!(f, "corrupt working-tree control file: {m}"), WorkingTreeError::Unsupported(m) => write!(f, "unsupported operation: {m}"), } } } impl std::error::Error for WorkingTreeError {} impl From for WorkingTreeError { fn from(e: LoadError) -> Self { WorkingTreeError::Dirstate(e) } } impl From for WorkingTreeError { fn from(e: TransportError) -> Self { WorkingTreeError::Transport(e) } } /// The kind of a versioned entry. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum EntryKind { File, Directory, Symlink, TreeReference, } impl EntryKind { fn from_minikind(k: Kind) -> Option { match k { Kind::File => Some(EntryKind::File), Kind::Directory => Some(EntryKind::Directory), Kind::Symlink => Some(EntryKind::Symlink), Kind::TreeReference => Some(EntryKind::TreeReference), // Absent and relocated entries are not live in this tree. Kind::Absent | Kind::Relocated => None, } } fn to_osutils_kind(self) -> crate::osutils::Kind { match self { EntryKind::File => crate::osutils::Kind::File, EntryKind::Directory => crate::osutils::Kind::Directory, EntryKind::Symlink => crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink, EntryKind::TreeReference => crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference, } } fn from_inventory_kind(k: crate::osutils::Kind) -> Option { match k { crate::osutils::Kind::File => Some(EntryKind::File), crate::osutils::Kind::Directory => Some(EntryKind::Directory), crate::osutils::Kind::Symlink => Some(EntryKind::Symlink), crate::osutils::Kind::TreeReference => Some(EntryKind::TreeReference), } } } /// One tracked entry in the working tree: its path (relative to the tree /// root), file id, and kind. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct VersionedEntry { pub path: String, pub file_id: Vec, pub kind: EntryKind, } /// One entry that differs between a working tree and a basis tree, as /// produced by [`WorkingTree::iter_changes`] and consumed by the commit /// builder. Mirrors the subset of breezy's `TreeChange` a single-parent /// commit needs: identity, the path in each tree, whether the file content /// changed, and the target-side metadata (name, parent, kind, exec) the new /// inventory entry is built from. `basis_revision` is the entry's /// last-changed revision in the basis (used to carry an unchanged entry /// over at its prior revision), or `None` when the entry is new. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct WorkingTreeChange { pub file_id: Vec, /// Path in the basis tree, or `None` if newly added. pub old_path: Option, /// Path in the working tree, or `None` if removed. pub new_path: Option, /// Whether the file content (or symlink target) changed. pub content_change: bool, /// Target-tree name (basename), parent id, kind and executable bit. /// `None` when the entry is removed in the working tree. pub new_name: Option, pub new_parent_id: Option>, pub new_kind: Option, pub new_executable: bool, /// The entry's last-changed revision in the basis, or `None` if new. pub basis_revision: Option>, /// The per-file text parents: this file's last-changed revision in each /// parent tree it appears in (deduplicated). When a new text is written /// for the file, these become the text record's parents, giving the /// per-file graph. Empty for a brand-new file. pub text_parents: Vec>, } /// Options for [`WorkingTree::commit`], mirroring the parameters of /// breezy's `commit`. Build with [`CommitOptions::new`] and the chained /// setters; unset fields take breezy's defaults. #[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)] pub struct CommitOptions { /// The commit message. pub message: String, /// The committer string ("Name "). Required. pub committer: String, /// Authors, recorded as the `authors` revision property (one per line); /// distinct from the committer. pub authors: Vec, /// Commit timestamp (seconds since the epoch). pub timestamp: u64, /// Timezone offset in seconds east of UTC. pub timezone: i32, /// Extra revision properties. `\r` is rejected in values. pub revprops: std::collections::HashMap>, /// An explicit revision id; generated from the committer/timestamp when /// `None`. pub revision_id: Option>, /// The branch nickname, recorded as the `branch-nick` revision property /// when set and not already present in `revprops`. pub branch_nick: Option, /// Whether to allow a commit that records no change. When `false` /// (breezy's default), a commit with nothing to record fails with /// [`WorkingTreeError::PointlessCommit`]. A commit with pending merges /// is never pointless. pub allow_pointless: bool, /// Strict mode: refuse the commit if the tree has unversioned files, /// failing with [`WorkingTreeError::StrictCommitFailed`]. pub strict: bool, /// When non-empty, commit only changes at these tree-relative paths and /// their descendants; other changed entries are left at their basis /// state. Cannot be combined with pending merges. pub specific_files: Vec, /// Tree-relative paths (and their descendants) to exclude from the /// commit. Cannot be combined with pending merges. pub exclude: Vec, /// An OpenPGP secret key (a Transferable Secret Key, armored or binary) /// to sign the commit with. Requires the crate's `gpg` feature; supplying /// a key without it is an error. pub signing_key: Option>, } impl CommitOptions { /// A new option set with the required `committer` and `message`. pub fn new(committer: impl Into, message: impl Into) -> Self { CommitOptions { message: message.into(), committer: committer.into(), ..Default::default() } } pub fn timestamp(mut self, timestamp: u64) -> Self { self.timestamp = timestamp; self } pub fn timezone(mut self, timezone: i32) -> Self { self.timezone = timezone; self } pub fn authors(mut self, authors: Vec) -> Self { self.authors = authors; self } pub fn revprops(mut self, revprops: std::collections::HashMap>) -> Self { self.revprops = revprops; self } pub fn revision_id(mut self, revision_id: Vec) -> Self { self.revision_id = Some(revision_id); self } pub fn branch_nick(mut self, nick: impl Into) -> Self { self.branch_nick = Some(nick.into()); self } pub fn allow_pointless(mut self, allow: bool) -> Self { self.allow_pointless = allow; self } pub fn strict(mut self, strict: bool) -> Self { self.strict = strict; self } pub fn specific_files(mut self, files: Vec) -> Self { self.specific_files = files; self } pub fn exclude(mut self, exclude: Vec) -> Self { self.exclude = exclude; self } pub fn signing_key(mut self, key: Vec) -> Self { self.signing_key = Some(key); self } /// The full revision-property map: the caller's `revprops` plus the /// derived `authors` and `branch-nick` properties. Validates that no /// value contains a carriage return (which the XML/bencode serializers /// cannot round-trip). fn build_properties( &self, ) -> Result>, WorkingTreeError> { let mut props = self.revprops.clone(); if !self.authors.is_empty() { // breezy stores multiple authors under "authors" (newline // separated) and a single author under "author". let key = if self.authors.len() == 1 { "author" } else { "authors" }; props.insert(key.to_string(), self.authors.join("\n").into_bytes()); } if let Some(nick) = &self.branch_nick { props .entry("branch-nick".to_string()) .or_insert_with(|| nick.clone().into_bytes()); } for (k, v) in &props { if v.contains(&b'\r') { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!( "revision property {k:?} contains a carriage return" ))); } } Ok(props) } } /// The shared surface of a working tree, regardless of its on-disk format. /// /// Object-safe so a tree can be held as `Box`; [`open`] /// returns one. Construction is format-specific and stays on the concrete /// type (e.g. [`WorkingTree4::open`]). /// /// `Send + Sync` so a boxed tree can be held by the pyo3 bindings. pub trait WorkingTree: Send + Sync { /// The basis revision id this tree was checked out from, or `None` if /// the tree has no parent (a fresh, never-committed tree). fn basis_revision(&self) -> Option>; /// The tree's parent revision ids (the basis first, then any pending /// merges). fn parent_ids(&self) -> Vec>; /// Add `revision_id` as a pending-merge parent, so the next commit /// records it as an additional parent. fn add_pending_merge(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError>; /// List the tracked files and directories in the live working tree. fn list_files(&self) -> Vec; /// The file id of the entry at `path`, or `None` if `path` is not /// versioned in the live tree. fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option>; /// Read the content of a versioned file from disk. fn get_file_text(&self, path: &str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// The tree-relative paths of on-disk files and directories that are not /// versioned, in sorted order. fn unknowns(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// The changes between this working tree and `basis`. fn iter_changes( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// As [`iter_changes`](Self::iter_changes), but also considering the /// non-basis merge `other_parents` for per-file text parents. fn iter_changes_with_parents( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// Version `path` with `kind`, assigning `file_id` (a fresh id is /// generated when `None`). Returns the file id of the (now) versioned /// path. fn add( &mut self, path: &str, kind: EntryKind, file_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// Stop versioning `path` and (if it is a directory) everything beneath /// it. The files are left on disk. fn remove(&mut self, path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError>; /// Move a versioned entry from `from_path` to `to_path`, keeping its /// file id, and move the file on disk. fn rename(&mut self, from_path: &str, to_path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError>; /// Commit the live working tree as a new revision. Returns the new /// revision id. fn commit( &mut self, repository: &mut dyn crate::repository::Repository, branch: &crate::branch::Branch, options: &CommitOptions, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError>; /// The transport rooted at the directory containing `.bzr`, used to read /// and write the tree's control files (`.bzr/checkout/...`). fn control_transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport; /// Whether this working-tree format stores views (the `views` file). Only /// format 6 does; the default is `false`. fn supports_views(&self) -> bool { false } /// The defined views as `(current_view, {name: [paths]})`. /// /// `current_view` is the name of the enabled view, or `None`. Reads the /// `.bzr/checkout/views` file; an absent or empty file means no views. fn views(&self) -> Result { let bytes = match self.control_transport().get_bytes(VIEWS_PATH) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(ViewInfo::default()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; views::deserialize(&bytes).map_err(WorkingTreeError::Corrupt) } /// Replace the defined views and the current-view selection. /// /// Errors with [`WorkingTreeError::Unsupported`] on a format that does not /// store views, or if `current` names a view not in `views`. fn set_views(&self, info: &ViewInfo) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { if !self.supports_views() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Unsupported( "this working-tree format does not support views".to_string(), )); } if let Some(current) = &info.current { if !info.views.contains_key(current) { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Corrupt(format!( "current view {current:?} is not a defined view" ))); } } self.control_transport() .put_bytes(VIEWS_PATH, &views::serialize(info), None)?; Ok(()) } /// The recorded conflicts (read from `.bzr/checkout/conflicts`); an empty /// list when the file is absent. fn conflicts(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let bytes = match self.control_transport().get_bytes(CONFLICTS_PATH) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(Vec::new()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; conflicts_io::deserialize(&bytes).map_err(WorkingTreeError::Corrupt) } /// Replace the recorded conflicts, writing `.bzr/checkout/conflicts`. fn set_conflicts(&self, conflicts: &[Conflict]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { self.control_transport().put_bytes( CONFLICTS_PATH, &conflicts_io::serialize(conflicts), None, )?; Ok(()) } } /// The `views` control file path (relative to the tree's control transport). const VIEWS_PATH: &str = ".bzr/checkout/views"; /// The `conflicts` control file path. const CONFLICTS_PATH: &str = ".bzr/checkout/conflicts"; /// The views defined in a working tree: the current (enabled) view, if any, /// and a map from view name to the list of tree-relative paths it scopes to. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ViewInfo { /// The name of the currently enabled view, or `None`. pub current: Option, /// Each defined view's name and its list of paths. pub views: std::collections::BTreeMap>, } /// One recorded conflict, mirroring a stanza in the `conflicts` file: a /// conflict type, the tree path it affects, and (optionally) the file id. #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct Conflict { /// The conflict type string (e.g. `"text conflict"`, `"path conflict"`). pub typestring: String, /// The tree-relative path of the conflicted entry. pub path: String, /// The file id of the conflicted entry, if recorded. pub file_id: Option>, } /// Open the working tree reachable through `transport` (rooted at the /// directory that contains `.bzr`), dispatching on the /// `.bzr/checkout/format` marker. /// /// A dirstate marker (formats 4/5/6) opens as a [`WorkingTree4`]; the format /// 3 marker opens as a [`WorkingTree3`]. An unknown marker is rejected. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { // A missing marker keeps the prior behaviour: assume the dirstate tree. match transport.get_bytes(".bzr/checkout/format") { Ok(marker) => match find_format(&marker) { Some(fmt) if fmt.uses_dirstate => Ok(Box::new(WorkingTree4::open(transport)?)), #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] Some(fmt) if fmt.format_string == FORMAT_3_MARKER => { Ok(Box::new(WorkingTree3::open(transport)?)) } // A known but unimplemented format or an unknown marker. _ => Err(WorkingTreeError::UnsupportedFormat(marker)), }, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Ok(Box::new(WorkingTree4::open(transport)?)), Err(e) => Err(WorkingTreeError::Transport(e)), } } /// The exact `.bzr/checkout/format` marker for the pre-dirstate format 3 /// (no trailing newline). #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] const FORMAT_3_MARKER: &[u8] = b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3"; /// The dirstate-backed working tree (formats 4/5/6), accessed through a /// transport rooted at the tree root (the directory containing `.bzr`). Its /// state lives in `.bzr/checkout/dirstate`. pub struct WorkingTree4 { transport: SharedTransport, dirstate: DirState, } impl WorkingTree4 { /// Open the working tree reachable through `transport` (rooted at the /// directory that contains `.bzr`). pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { let data = transport.get_bytes(DIRSTATE_PATH)?; let mut dirstate = DirState::new(DIRSTATE_PATH, Box::new(DefaultSHA1Provider), 0, true, false); dirstate.load_bytes(&data)?; Ok(WorkingTree4 { transport, dirstate, }) } /// The basis revision id this tree was checked out from, or `None` if /// the tree has no parent (a fresh, never-committed tree). pub fn basis_revision(&self) -> Option> { self.dirstate.parents.first().cloned() } /// The tree's parent revision ids (the basis first, then any pending /// merges). pub fn parent_ids(&self) -> Vec> { self.dirstate .parents .iter() .filter(|p| p.as_slice() != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION) .cloned() .collect() } /// Add `revision_id` as a pending-merge parent, so the next commit /// records it as an additional parent. The basis (first parent) and its /// tree are preserved; the merge parent is recorded by id only (its /// per-entry tree is not stored, matching brz's dirstate). The dirstate /// is rewritten to disk. pub fn add_pending_merge(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let mut parents = self.parent_ids(); if parents.iter().any(|p| p == revision_id) { return Ok(()); } parents.push(revision_id.to_vec()); // Preserve the basis (tree-1) entries; the merge parents carry no // per-entry tree data. let basis_entries = self.basis_tree_entries(); let mut per_parent: Vec, Vec, crate::dirstate::TreeData)>> = vec![basis_entries]; for _ in 1..parents.len() { per_parent.push(Vec::new()); } self.dirstate .set_parent_trees(parents, Vec::new(), per_parent) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("set parents: {e:?}")))?; self.save_dirstate() } /// The basis (tree-1) entries as `(path, file_id, TreeData)`, for /// re-establishing the basis when changing the parent list. fn basis_tree_entries(&self) -> Vec<(Vec, Vec, crate::dirstate::TreeData)> { let mut out = Vec::new(); for entry in self.dirstate.iter_entries() { let td = match entry.trees.get(1) { Some(t) if !matches!(t.minikind, Kind::Absent | Kind::Relocated) => t.clone(), _ => continue, }; let path = join_path(&entry.key.dirname, &entry.key.basename); out.push((path.into_bytes(), entry.key.file_id.clone(), td)); } out } /// List the tracked files and directories in the live working tree /// (dirstate tree 0), in dirstate (path) order. The synthetic root /// entry is omitted. pub fn list_files(&self) -> Vec { let mut out = Vec::new(); for entry in self.dirstate.iter_entries() { let kind = match entry .trees .first() .and_then(|t| EntryKind::from_minikind(t.minikind)) { Some(k) => k, None => continue, }; let path = join_path(&entry.key.dirname, &entry.key.basename); if path.is_empty() { // The tree root itself. continue; } out.push(VersionedEntry { path, file_id: entry.key.file_id.clone(), kind, }); } out } /// The file id of the entry at `path`, or `None` if `path` is not /// versioned in the live tree. pub fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option> { let (dirname, basename) = split_path(path); for entry in self.dirstate.iter_entries() { if entry.key.dirname == dirname.as_bytes() && entry.key.basename == basename.as_bytes() { if let Some(t) = entry.trees.first() { if EntryKind::from_minikind(t.minikind).is_some() { return Some(entry.key.file_id.clone()); } } } } None } /// Read the content of a versioned file from disk. pub fn get_file_text(&self, path: &str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { if self.path2id(path).is_none() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(path.to_string())); } Ok(self.transport.get_bytes(path)?) } /// The tree-relative paths of files and directories on disk that are not /// versioned, in sorted order. The control directory (`.bzr`) is never /// reported. The contents of an unknown directory are not descended /// into (the directory itself is the one unknown). pub fn unknowns(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { // Tracked paths, to test membership as we walk. let tracked: std::collections::HashSet = self.list_files().into_iter().map(|e| e.path).collect(); let mut unknowns = Vec::new(); let mut dirs = vec![String::new()]; while let Some(dir) = dirs.pop() { let names = match self.transport.list_dir(&dir) { Ok(n) => n, // A directory that vanished between being queued and listed // (e.g. removed concurrently) is not an error; anything else // (permission denied, I/O failure) must surface. Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => continue, Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; for name in names { if dir.is_empty() && name == ".bzr" { continue; } let path = if dir.is_empty() { name.clone() } else { format!("{dir}/{name}") }; if tracked.contains(&path) { // Versioned: descend into a versioned directory to find // unknowns beneath it. if let Ok(st) = self.transport.stat(&path) { if st.is_dir { dirs.push(path); } } } else { unknowns.push(path); } } } unknowns.sort(); Ok(unknowns) } /// The changes between this working tree and `basis`, one /// [`WorkingTreeChange`] per entry that differs (added, removed, moved, /// or with changed content or metadata). This is the input the commit /// builder records. /// /// Content change for a file is determined by comparing the on-disk /// content's sha1 with the basis entry's recorded `text_sha1`; for a /// symlink, by comparing the link target. Entries that are byte- and /// metadata-identical to the basis are omitted. pub fn iter_changes( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { self.iter_changes_with_parents(basis, &[]) } /// As [`iter_changes`](Self::iter_changes), but also considers the /// `other_parents` trees (the non-basis merge parents) when computing /// each changed file's per-file text parents, so a merge commit records /// the full per-file graph. pub fn iter_changes_with_parents( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { compute_changes( &self.transport, &read_and_hash(&self.transport), &self.collect_live_entries(), basis, other_parents, ) } /// Version `path` with `kind`, assigning `file_id` (a fresh id is /// generated from the path when `None`). The entry is added with no /// cached stat or sha1; those are gathered on the next access. Already /// versioned paths are left unchanged. The dirstate is rewritten to /// disk. Returns the file id of the (now) versioned path. /// /// The parent directory must already be versioned, mirroring breezy's /// `MutableTree._add` (callers add parents first). pub fn add( &mut self, path: &str, kind: EntryKind, file_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); if let Some(existing) = self.path2id(path) { return Ok(existing); } let file_id = match file_id { Some(id) => id.to_vec(), None => crate::gen_ids::gen_file_id(path), }; self.dirstate .add_path(path, &file_id, kind.to_osutils_kind(), None, b"") .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Add)?; self.save_dirstate()?; Ok(file_id) } /// Stop versioning `path` and (if it is a directory) everything beneath /// it. The files are left on disk; only the tracked set changes. The /// dirstate is rewritten to disk. /// /// Returns [`WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned`] if `path` is not tracked. pub fn remove(&mut self, path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); if self.path2id(path).is_none() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(path.to_string())); } // Collect the keys to make absent: the path itself plus, when it is // a directory, every live descendant. iter_entries yields all // tree-0 rows; a descendant is one whose path is `path` or starts // with `path/`. let prefix = format!("{path}/"); let mut keys: Vec = Vec::new(); for entry in self.dirstate.iter_entries() { let tree0 = match entry.trees.first() { Some(t) => t, None => continue, }; if EntryKind::from_minikind(tree0.minikind).is_none() { continue; // absent / relocated rows are already gone. } let entry_path = join_path(&entry.key.dirname, &entry.key.basename); if entry_path == path || entry_path.starts_with(&prefix) { keys.push(entry.key.clone()); } } // Remove deepest paths first so a directory is emptied before it is // itself made absent. keys.sort_by_key(|k| std::cmp::Reverse(k.dirname.len())); for key in &keys { self.dirstate .make_absent(key) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Remove)?; } self.save_dirstate() } /// Move a versioned entry from `from_path` to `to_path`, keeping its /// file id, and move the file on disk. The destination's parent /// directory must already be versioned. The dirstate is rewritten to /// disk. /// /// Only a single file or empty directory is moved; moving a directory /// with versioned children is not yet supported. pub fn rename(&mut self, from_path: &str, to_path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let from_path = from_path.trim_matches('/'); let to_path = to_path.trim_matches('/'); let file_id = self .path2id(from_path) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(from_path.to_string()))?; if self.path2id(to_path).is_some() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!( "destination already versioned: {to_path}" ))); } // Find the source entry's kind, and refuse to move a directory that // still has versioned children (the dirstate-level re-key below only // moves the named row). let (kind, from_key) = self .dirstate .iter_entries() .find_map(|e| { let path = join_path(&e.key.dirname, &e.key.basename); if path != from_path { return None; } let k = EntryKind::from_minikind(e.trees.first()?.minikind)?; Some((k, e.key.clone())) }) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(from_path.to_string()))?; if kind == EntryKind::Directory { let child_prefix = format!("{from_path}/"); if self .dirstate .iter_entries() .any(|e| join_path(&e.key.dirname, &e.key.basename).starts_with(&child_prefix)) { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit( "moving a directory with versioned children is not supported".to_string(), )); } } // Re-key in the dirstate: drop the old row, add the new path under // the same file id, then move the file on disk. self.dirstate .make_absent(&from_key) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Remove)?; self.dirstate .add_path(to_path, &file_id, kind.to_osutils_kind(), None, b"") .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Add)?; self.transport .rename(from_path, to_path) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Transport)?; self.save_dirstate() } /// Commit the live working tree as a new revision. /// /// Records the changes between the working tree and its basis through a /// [`CommitBuilder`](crate::repository::CommitBuilder): only changed or /// new entries get a new per-file text and are recorded at the new /// revision, while unchanged entries are carried over at their prior /// revision (so the per-file graph and the CHK inventory pages stay /// proportional to the change, not the tree size). Advances `branch` to /// the new tip and updates the dirstate basis. Returns the new revision /// id. /// /// Pending merges are supported: every dirstate parent is recorded on the /// revision, and a changed file's text parents span all parents it /// appears in. A file whose content reverts to the basis after a merge but /// whose version differs across the parents (breezy's `unchanged_merged` /// case) is still re-recorded at the new revision so its per-file graph /// merges those versions. pub fn commit( &mut self, repository: &mut dyn crate::repository::Repository, branch: &crate::branch::Branch, options: &CommitOptions, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { // Strict mode refuses to commit while unversioned files are present. if options.strict { let unknowns = self.unknowns()?; if !unknowns.is_empty() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::StrictCommitFailed(unknowns)); } } let parents: Vec> = self .dirstate .parents .iter() .filter(|p| p.as_slice() != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION) .cloned() .collect(); let revid = match &options.revision_id { Some(id) => id.clone(), None => crate::RevisionId::generate(&options.committer, Some(options.timestamp)) .as_bytes() .to_vec(), }; let properties = options.build_properties()?; let basis_revision_id = parents .first() .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| crate::branch::NULL_REVISION.to_vec()); // Selective commit cannot be combined with pending merges (the // merge parents' per-file graphs would be lost for unselected files). let selective = !options.specific_files.is_empty() || !options.exclude.is_empty(); if selective && parents.len() > 1 { return Err(WorkingTreeError::CannotCommitSelectedFileMerge); } // Diff the live tree against its basis before opening the write // group, so we know exactly which entries changed. The non-basis // merge parents are loaded too, so each changed file's per-file text // parents reflect the merge. let basis = repository .revision_tree(&basis_revision_id) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; let other_parents: Vec = parents .iter() .skip(1) .map(|p| repository.revision_tree(p)) .collect::>() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; let mut changes = self.iter_changes_with_parents(&basis, &other_parents)?; if selective { changes.retain(|c| change_selected(c, &options.specific_files, &options.exclude)); } // Refuse a commit that records no change, unless pending merges make // it meaningful or the caller opts in. Each recorded change yields a // delta entry; against the null revision the root entry alone (one // change) is not a real change. if !options.allow_pointless && parents.len() <= 1 { let basis_is_null = basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION; let pointless = if basis_is_null { changes.len() <= 1 } else { changes.is_empty() }; if pointless { return Err(WorkingTreeError::PointlessCommit); } } repository .start_write_group() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; { let mut builder = repository .get_commit_builder( parents.clone(), revid.clone(), options.committer.clone(), options.timestamp, options.timezone, ) .with_properties(properties.clone()); builder .record_iter_changes(&changes, |path| { self.transport .get_bytes(path) .map_err(crate::repository::RepositoryError::Transport) }) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; builder .finish_inventory() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; builder .commit(&options.message) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; } // Sign the commit while the write group is still open, so the // signature lands in the same pack as the revision. if let Some(key) = &options.signing_key { let (paths, inv_entries) = self.build_committed_entries(&revid, &basis, &changes)?; let signature = sign_commit( &parents, &revid, options, &properties, &paths, &inv_entries, key, )?; repository .add_signature_text(&revid, &signature) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; } repository .commit_write_group() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; // Unversion any files that were committed as deletions because they // had vanished from disk, so they leave the working tree's tracked // set (and the dirstate basis rebuilt below). Paths the user had // already unversioned are no longer tracked, so this skips them. let deleted_paths: Vec = changes .iter() .filter(|c| c.new_path.is_none()) .filter_map(|c| c.old_path.clone()) .filter(|p| self.path2id(p).is_some()) .collect(); for path in &deleted_paths { self.remove(path)?; } // Advance the branch tip. let new_revno = self.dirstate_revno() + 1; branch .set_last_revision_info(new_revno, &revid) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Branch)?; // Record the new revision as the dirstate basis. The basis tree is // the full live tree; each entry keeps its last-changed revision // (the new revision for changed/new entries, the prior one for // carried-over entries). self.update_basis_from_changes(&revid, &basis, &changes)?; Ok(revid) } /// Set the dirstate basis to the just-committed tree. fn update_basis_from_changes( &mut self, revid: &[u8], basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, changes: &[WorkingTreeChange], ) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let (paths, inv_entries) = self.build_committed_entries(revid, basis, changes)?; self.update_basis(revid, &paths, &inv_entries) } /// Build the full inventory entry list for the just-committed tree, /// deriving each entry's last-changed revision from the recorded changes /// (the new revision for changed/new entries, the basis revision /// otherwise). Returns the entries paired with their tree-relative paths /// (root first). Used both to update the dirstate basis and to build the /// testament for signing. fn build_committed_entries( &self, revid: &[u8], basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, changes: &[WorkingTreeChange], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec), WorkingTreeError> { build_committed_entries( &self.transport, &self.collect_live_entries(), revid, basis, changes, ) } /// Set the dirstate basis (tree 1) to the just-committed revision so /// the working tree no longer reports as out of date. /// /// Requires a local-filesystem transport (the dirstate is rewritten /// under an fcntl lock); on a non-local transport this is skipped. fn update_basis( &mut self, revid: &[u8], paths: &[String], inv_entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], ) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { use crate::dirstate::{inv_entry_to_details, TreeData}; if self.transport.local_path(DIRSTATE_PATH).is_none() { return Ok(()); // non-local: skip the basis rewrite. } let parent_entries: Vec<(Vec, Vec, TreeData)> = paths .iter() .zip(inv_entries) .map(|(path, entry)| { let (minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, _rev) = inv_entry_to_details(entry); let td = TreeData { minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, packed_stat: crate::dirstate::NULLSTAT.to_vec(), }; ( path.clone().into_bytes(), entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), td, ) }) .collect(); self.dirstate .set_parent_trees(vec![revid.to_vec()], Vec::new(), vec![parent_entries]) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("set basis: {e:?}")))?; self.save_dirstate() } /// Rewrite the dirstate to disk under a write lock. /// /// Requires a local-filesystem transport (the dirstate is locked with /// fcntl); on a non-local transport the rewrite is skipped, matching /// [`update_basis`](Self::update_basis). fn save_dirstate(&mut self) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { use crate::dirstate::{FileTransport, Transport as DirstateTransport}; let dirstate_path = match self.transport.local_path(DIRSTATE_PATH) { Some(p) => p, None => return Ok(()), }; let mut ft = FileTransport::new(&dirstate_path); ft.lock_write() .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("lock dirstate: {e:?}")))?; self.dirstate.mark_modified(&[], true); self.dirstate .save_to(&mut ft) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("save dirstate: {e:?}")))?; ft.unlock() .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("unlock dirstate: {e:?}")))?; Ok(()) } /// The current basis revno, derived from the branch the dirstate was /// checked out from. A tree with no parent is revno 0. fn dirstate_revno(&self) -> u64 { // For a first commit there are no parents (revno 0 -> 1). With a // parent, the caller's branch already knows the revno; we read it // back through the branch at commit time. Keep it simple: 0 when no // parents, else rely on the branch (handled by the caller advancing // from the existing tip). Here we only support the no-parent case // precisely; multi-revno history is a refinement. if self.dirstate.parents.is_empty() || self .dirstate .parents .iter() .all(|p| p.as_slice() == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION) { 0 } else { // Best effort: one more than the number of parents recorded. self.dirstate.parents.len() as u64 } } /// Collect the live tree-0 entries with their kind and (for symlinks) /// target, plus the tree root id. fn collect_live_entries(&self) -> LiveEntries { let mut entries = Vec::new(); let mut root_id = crate::inventory::ROOT_ID.to_vec(); for entry in self.dirstate.iter_entries() { let tree0 = match entry.trees.first() { Some(t) => t, None => continue, }; let kind = match EntryKind::from_minikind(tree0.minikind) { Some(k) => k, None => continue, }; let path = join_path(&entry.key.dirname, &entry.key.basename); if path.is_empty() { // The root entry: record its id. root_id = entry.key.file_id.clone(); continue; } entries.push(LiveEntry { path, file_id: entry.key.file_id.clone(), kind, executable: tree0.executable, // For symlinks the dirstate fingerprint is the link target. symlink_target: if kind == EntryKind::Symlink { tree0.fingerprint.clone() } else { Vec::new() }, }); } LiveEntries { root_id, entries } } } impl WorkingTree for WorkingTree4 { fn basis_revision(&self) -> Option> { WorkingTree4::basis_revision(self) } fn parent_ids(&self) -> Vec> { WorkingTree4::parent_ids(self) } fn add_pending_merge(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::add_pending_merge(self, revision_id) } fn list_files(&self) -> Vec { WorkingTree4::list_files(self) } fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option> { WorkingTree4::path2id(self, path) } fn get_file_text(&self, path: &str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::get_file_text(self, path) } fn unknowns(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::unknowns(self) } fn iter_changes( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::iter_changes(self, basis) } fn iter_changes_with_parents( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::iter_changes_with_parents(self, basis, other_parents) } fn add( &mut self, path: &str, kind: EntryKind, file_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::add(self, path, kind, file_id) } fn remove(&mut self, path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::remove(self, path) } fn rename(&mut self, from_path: &str, to_path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::rename(self, from_path, to_path) } fn commit( &mut self, repository: &mut dyn crate::repository::Repository, branch: &crate::branch::Branch, options: &CommitOptions, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { WorkingTree4::commit(self, repository, branch, options) } fn control_transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport { &self.transport } /// Format 6 supports views; 4 and 5 do not. The marker distinguishes them. fn supports_views(&self) -> bool { match self.transport.get_bytes(".bzr/checkout/format") { Ok(marker) => find_format(&marker) .map(|f| f.supports_views) .unwrap_or(false), Err(_) => false, } } } /// A live working-tree entry gathered for commit. struct LiveEntry { path: String, file_id: Vec, kind: EntryKind, executable: bool, symlink_target: Vec, } /// The live entries plus the tree root id. struct LiveEntries { root_id: Vec, entries: Vec, } /// Join a dirstate `(dirname, basename)` into a tree-relative path. fn join_path(dirname: &[u8], basename: &[u8]) -> String { let dir = String::from_utf8_lossy(dirname); let base = String::from_utf8_lossy(basename); if dir.is_empty() { base.into_owned() } else { format!("{dir}/{base}") } } /// Split a tree-relative path into a dirstate `(dirname, basename)` pair. fn split_path(path: &str) -> (String, String) { match path.rsplit_once('/') { Some((dir, base)) => (dir.to_string(), base.to_string()), None => (String::new(), path.to_string()), } } /// Whether `path` is equal to `prefix` or lies beneath it (i.e. `path` is /// `prefix` or starts with `prefix/`). fn path_is_within(path: &str, prefix: &str) -> bool { if prefix.is_empty() { return true; } path == prefix || path.starts_with(&format!("{prefix}/")) } /// Whether a change should be included in a selective commit. The tree root /// is always included. A change is included when its path is within one of /// `specific_files` (or `specific_files` is empty) and not within any of /// `exclude`. The change's path is taken from the working-tree side, falling /// back to the basis side for deletions. fn change_selected( change: &WorkingTreeChange, specific_files: &[String], exclude: &[String], ) -> bool { let path = match change.new_path.as_deref().or(change.old_path.as_deref()) { Some(p) => p, None => return false, }; if path.is_empty() { return true; // the root is always recorded. } if exclude.iter().any(|e| path_is_within(path, e)) { return false; } if specific_files.is_empty() { return true; } specific_files.iter().any(|f| path_is_within(path, f)) } /// The changes between the live working-tree entries `live` and `basis`, /// also considering the non-basis merge `other_parents` for per-file text /// parents. Backend-independent: it reads working content through /// `transport` and the tracked set from `live`, so any backend that can /// produce a [`LiveEntries`] reuses it. /// /// Content change for a file is determined by comparing the on-disk /// content's sha1 with the basis entry's recorded `text_sha1`; for a /// symlink, by comparing the link target. Entries that are byte- and /// metadata-identical to the basis are omitted. fn compute_changes( transport: &SharedTransport, file_sha: &FileSha<'_>, live: &LiveEntries, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { use crate::FileId; let mut changes = Vec::new(); let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); // The tree root: record it when the basis has no root (a first commit), // so its inventory entry is written at the new revision; on later commits // an unchanged root is carried over. The root entry is always reported // here; whether an empty per-file text is also recorded for it is decided // by the commit builder, which writes the root text only for a rich-root // repository (mirroring breezy's record_iter_changes). let root_fid = FileId::from(live.root_id.as_slice()); seen.insert(live.root_id.clone()); if basis .get_entry(&root_fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? .is_none() { changes.push(WorkingTreeChange { file_id: live.root_id.clone(), old_path: None, new_path: Some(String::new()), content_change: false, new_name: Some(String::new()), new_parent_id: None, new_kind: Some(EntryKind::Directory), new_executable: false, basis_revision: None, text_parents: Vec::new(), }); } // Added, moved, or modified entries: walk the working tree's tracked set // and compare each against the basis. for e in &live.entries { seen.insert(e.file_id.clone()); let fid = FileId::from(e.file_id.as_slice()); let basis_entry = basis .get_entry(&fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; let old_path = basis .id2path(&fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; let basis_revision = basis_entry .as_ref() .and_then(|be| be.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes().to_vec())); // A versioned file or symlink that has vanished from disk is a // deletion: record it as removed (and the tree unversions it after // the commit). Only entries that were in the basis can be deleted; a // never-committed missing add is simply dropped. if matches!(e.kind, EntryKind::File | EntryKind::Symlink) && !transport.has(&e.path)? { if old_path.is_some() { changes.push(WorkingTreeChange { file_id: e.file_id.clone(), old_path, new_path: None, content_change: false, new_name: None, new_parent_id: None, new_kind: None, new_executable: false, basis_revision, text_parents: Vec::new(), }); } continue; } let content_change = content_changed(file_sha, e, basis_entry.as_ref())?; let new_parent_id = parent_id_of(&e.path, live); let new_name = basename(&e.path).to_string(); let meta_change = match &basis_entry { None => true, // newly added Some(be) => { let kind_changed = match EntryKind::from_inventory_kind(be.kind()) { Some(k) => k != e.kind, None => true, }; be.name() != new_name || be.parent_id().map(|p| p.as_bytes()) != Some(new_parent_id.as_slice()) || kind_changed || be.executable() != e.executable } }; let moved = old_path.as_deref() != Some(e.path.as_str()); // A file unchanged against the basis must still be re-recorded at the // new revision when the merge parents disagree on its version (breezy's // `unchanged_merged` case): the per-file graph has to merge those // versions, even though the working content equals the basis. This is // detected by the file having more than one distinct parent version // across the basis and the merge parents. let text_parents = text_parents_for(&fid, basis, other_parents)?; let unchanged_merged = !other_parents.is_empty() && text_parents.len() > 1; if content_change || meta_change || moved || unchanged_merged { changes.push(WorkingTreeChange { file_id: e.file_id.clone(), old_path, new_path: Some(e.path.clone()), content_change, new_name: Some(new_name), new_parent_id: Some(new_parent_id), new_kind: Some(e.kind), new_executable: e.executable, basis_revision, text_parents, }); } } // Removed entries: present in the basis but no longer tracked. for fid in basis .inventory() .all_file_ids() .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { if seen.contains(fid.as_bytes()) { continue; } let old_path = match basis .id2path(&fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { Some(p) if !p.is_empty() => p, // skip the basis root _ => continue, }; let basis_revision = basis .get_entry(&fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? .and_then(|be| be.revision().map(|r| r.as_bytes().to_vec())); changes.push(WorkingTreeChange { file_id: fid.as_bytes().to_vec(), old_path: Some(old_path), new_path: None, content_change: false, new_name: None, new_parent_id: None, new_kind: None, new_executable: false, basis_revision, text_parents: Vec::new(), }); } Ok(changes) } /// The per-file text parents for `file_id`: its last-changed revision in the /// basis tree and in each other parent tree, deduplicated in first-seen /// order. Empty when the file is new in every parent. fn text_parents_for( file_id: &crate::FileId, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result>, WorkingTreeError> { let mut parents = Vec::new(); let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for tree in std::iter::once(basis).chain(other_parents.iter()) { if let Some(rev) = tree .get_file_revision(file_id) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { if seen.insert(rev.clone()) { parents.push(rev); } } } Ok(parents) } /// Whether `entry`'s on-disk content (read through `transport`) differs from /// its basis entry. A new entry (no basis) always counts as changed. fn content_changed( file_sha: &FileSha<'_>, entry: &LiveEntry, basis_entry: Option<&crate::inventory::Entry>, ) -> Result { let basis_entry = match basis_entry { None => return Ok(true), Some(be) => be, }; match entry.kind { EntryKind::File => { let sha1 = file_sha(&entry.path)?; Ok(basis_entry.text_sha1() != Some(sha1.as_slice())) } EntryKind::Symlink => Ok(basis_entry.symlink_target().map(|s| s.as_bytes()) != Some(entry.symlink_target.as_slice())), // Directories and tree references have no content; only metadata // (handled by the caller) can change. EntryKind::Directory | EntryKind::TreeReference => Ok(false), } } /// Computes the sha1 (raw bytes) of a working-tree file by tree-relative /// path. The dirstate backend reads and hashes directly; the format-3 backend /// consults its stat cache so unchanged files are not re-hashed. type FileSha<'a> = dyn Fn(&str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> + 'a; /// A [`FileSha`] that reads the file through `transport` and hashes it (no /// caching). Used by the dirstate backend, whose stat caching lives in the /// dirstate itself. fn read_and_hash<'a>( transport: &'a SharedTransport, ) -> impl Fn(&str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> + 'a { move |path| { let content = transport.get_bytes(path)?; Ok(crate::weave::sha_strings(&[content.as_slice()])) } } /// The file id of the directory that contains `path` in the working tree /// (the tree root for a top-level path). fn parent_id_of(path: &str, live: &LiveEntries) -> Vec { match path.rsplit_once('/') { None => live.root_id.clone(), Some((parent, _)) => live .entries .iter() .find(|e| e.path == parent) .map(|e| e.file_id.clone()) .unwrap_or_else(|| live.root_id.clone()), } } /// The final component of a tree-relative path. fn basename(path: &str) -> &str { match path.rsplit_once('/') { Some((_, base)) => base, None => path, } } /// Build the full inventory entry list for the just-committed tree, deriving /// each entry's last-changed revision from the recorded changes (the new /// revision for changed/new entries, the basis revision otherwise). Returns /// the entries paired with their tree-relative paths (root first). Used both /// to update a backend's basis and to build the testament for signing. fn build_committed_entries( transport: &SharedTransport, live: &LiveEntries, revid: &[u8], basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, changes: &[WorkingTreeChange], ) -> Result<(Vec, Vec), WorkingTreeError> { use crate::FileId; // file_id -> last-changed revision for entries recorded at the new // revision (changed, new, or unchanged-merged); everything else keeps its // basis revision. An unchanged-merged entry (more than one parent version) // is recorded at the new revision even though its content matches the // basis, mirroring the commit builder. let mut new_rev_ids: std::collections::HashSet> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); for c in changes { let merges_parents = c.text_parents.len() > 1; if c.new_path.is_some() && (c.content_change || c.basis_revision.is_none() || merges_parents) { new_rev_ids.insert(c.file_id.clone()); } } let mut path_to_id: std::collections::HashMap> = std::collections::HashMap::new(); path_to_id.insert(String::new(), live.root_id.clone()); for e in &live.entries { path_to_id.insert(e.path.clone(), e.file_id.clone()); } // The root keeps its basis revision unless this is the first commit // (no basis root), in which case it is recorded at the new revision. let root_fid = FileId::from(live.root_id.as_slice()); let root_rev = match basis .get_file_revision(&root_fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { Some(r) => crate::RevisionId::from(r.as_slice()), None => crate::RevisionId::from(revid), }; let mut paths: Vec = vec![String::new()]; let mut inv_entries = vec![crate::inventory::Entry::root(root_fid, Some(root_rev))]; for e in &live.entries { let (parent_path, name) = split_path(&e.path); let parent_id = path_to_id .get(&parent_path) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("no parent for {}", e.path)))?; let parent_fid = FileId::from(parent_id.as_slice()); let fid = FileId::from(e.file_id.as_slice()); let entry_rev = if new_rev_ids.contains(&e.file_id) { crate::RevisionId::from(revid) } else { match basis .get_file_revision(&fid) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { Some(r) => crate::RevisionId::from(r.as_slice()), None => crate::RevisionId::from(revid), } }; paths.push(e.path.clone()); inv_entries.push(match e.kind { EntryKind::Directory => { crate::inventory::Entry::directory(fid, name, parent_fid, Some(entry_rev)) } EntryKind::File => { // For a file recorded at the new revision, hash the current // on-disk content. For a carried-over file, reuse the basis // entry's sha/size (the working copy on disk may differ, e.g. // an unselected change) so the basis stays consistent with // what was committed. let recorded_at_new = new_rev_ids.contains(&e.file_id); let (sha1, size) = if recorded_at_new { let content = transport.get_bytes(&e.path)?; let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&[content.as_slice()]); (sha1, content.len() as u64) } else { match basis.get_entry(&fid).map_err(|e| { WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")) })? { Some(be) => ( be.text_sha1().map(|s| s.to_vec()).unwrap_or_default(), be.text_size().unwrap_or(0), ), None => { let content = transport.get_bytes(&e.path)?; let sha1 = crate::weave::sha_strings(&[content.as_slice()]); (sha1, content.len() as u64) } } }; crate::inventory::Entry::file( fid, name, parent_fid, Some(entry_rev), Some(sha1), Some(size), Some(e.executable), None, ) } EntryKind::Symlink => { let target = String::from_utf8_lossy(&e.symlink_target).into_owned(); crate::inventory::Entry::link(fid, name, parent_fid, Some(entry_rev), Some(target)) } EntryKind::TreeReference => { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit( "tree references are not supported".to_string(), )) } }); } Ok((paths, inv_entries)) } /// Build the strict-v3 testament for the commit and return its clearsigned /// short text (the form brz stores in the signature store). `parents` are the /// revision's parents (basis first), recorded in the testament. /// /// Requires the `gpg` feature; without it, supplying a signing key is an /// error. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn sign_commit( parents: &[Vec], revid: &[u8], options: &CommitOptions, properties: &std::collections::HashMap>, paths: &[String], inv_entries: &[crate::inventory::Entry], signing_key: &[u8], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { #[cfg(not(feature = "gpg"))] { let _ = ( parents, revid, options, properties, paths, inv_entries, signing_key, ); Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit( "commit signing requires the crate's `gpg` feature".to_string(), )) } #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] { use crate::testament::{EntryKind as TKind, Testament, TestamentEntry, TestamentFormat}; let revprops: std::collections::BTreeMap = properties .iter() .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), String::from_utf8_lossy(v).into_owned())) .collect(); // Testament entries: every non-root inventory entry, paired with its // tree-relative path. let mut entries = Vec::new(); for (path, entry) in paths.iter().zip(inv_entries) { if path.is_empty() { continue; // the root is not a testament entry. } let (kind, content) = match entry { crate::inventory::Entry::File { text_sha1, .. } => { (TKind::File, text_sha1.clone().unwrap_or_default()) } crate::inventory::Entry::Directory { .. } => (TKind::Directory, Vec::new()), crate::inventory::Entry::Link { symlink_target, .. } => ( TKind::Symlink, symlink_target.clone().unwrap_or_default().into_bytes(), ), crate::inventory::Entry::TreeReference { .. } => (TKind::TreeReference, Vec::new()), crate::inventory::Entry::Root { .. } => continue, }; entries.push(TestamentEntry { path: path.clone(), kind, file_id: entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), content, revision: entry .revision() .map(|r| r.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default(), executable: entry.executable(), }); } let testament = Testament { revision_id: revid.to_vec(), committer: options.committer.clone(), timestamp: options.timestamp as i64, timezone: options.timezone, message: options.message.clone(), parent_ids: parents .iter() .filter(|p| p.as_slice() != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION) .cloned() .collect(), revprops, entries, }; let short = testament .as_short_text(TestamentFormat::Strict3) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("testament: {e:?}")))?; crate::gpg::clearsign(&short, signing_key) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("sign: {e}"))) } } /// Serialise and parse the `views` file (`Bazaar views format 1`). mod views { use super::ViewInfo; const MARKER: &[u8] = b"Bazaar views format 1\n"; /// Serialise `info` to the `views` file bytes. An empty definition (no /// current view, no views) serialises to an empty file, matching breezy. pub(super) fn serialize(info: &ViewInfo) -> Vec { if info.current.is_none() && info.views.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } let mut out = MARKER.to_vec(); // The current-view selection is stored as a `current=` keyword. if let Some(current) = &info.current { out.extend_from_slice(format!("current={current}\n").as_bytes()); } if !info.views.is_empty() { out.extend_from_slice(b"views:\n"); // BTreeMap iterates sorted by name, matching breezy's sorted(). for (name, paths) in &info.views { let mut line = name.clone(); for p in paths { line.push('\0'); line.push_str(p); } line.push('\n'); out.extend_from_slice(line.as_bytes()); } } out } /// Parse `views` file bytes into a [`ViewInfo`]. An empty file is no views. pub(super) fn deserialize(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result { if bytes.is_empty() { return Ok(ViewInfo::default()); } let text = std::str::from_utf8(bytes).map_err(|_| "views file not utf-8".to_string())?; let mut lines = text.split_inclusive('\n'); let first = lines.next().unwrap_or(""); if first.as_bytes() != MARKER { return Err("missing 'Bazaar views format 1' marker".to_string()); } let mut info = ViewInfo::default(); let mut in_views = false; for raw in lines { let line = raw.strip_suffix('\n').unwrap_or(raw); if in_views { let mut parts = line.split('\0'); let name = parts.next().unwrap_or("").to_string(); let paths: Vec = parts.map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(); info.views.insert(name, paths); } else if line == "views:" { in_views = true; } else if let Some((k, v)) = line.split_once('=') { if k == "current" { info.current = Some(v.to_string()); } // Other keywords are accepted and ignored (forward-compatible). } else if !line.is_empty() { return Err(format!("unparsable views line: {line:?}")); } } Ok(info) } } /// Serialise and parse the `conflicts` file (RIO stanzas under the /// `BZR conflict list format 1` header). mod conflicts_io { use super::Conflict; use crate::rio::{read_stanzas, rio_iter, Stanza, StanzaValue}; // The header (without trailing newline; rio_iter appends one). const HEADER: &[u8] = b"BZR conflict list format 1"; // The header as written to disk (with newline), for parsing. const HEADER_LINE: &[u8] = b"BZR conflict list format 1\n"; pub(super) fn serialize(conflicts: &[Conflict]) -> Vec { let stanzas = conflicts.iter().map(|c| { let mut s = Stanza::new(); // `add` only fails on an invalid tag; these tags are constant. let _ = s.add( "type".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(c.typestring.clone()), ); let _ = s.add("path".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(c.path.clone())); if let Some(fid) = &c.file_id { let _ = s.add( "file_id".to_string(), StanzaValue::String(String::from_utf8_lossy(fid).into_owned()), ); } s }); // rio_iter writes the header line and separates stanzas with a blank // line, matching what read_stanzas expects. rio_iter(stanzas, Some(HEADER.to_vec())).flatten().collect() } pub(super) fn deserialize(bytes: &[u8]) -> Result, String> { let rest = bytes .strip_prefix(HEADER_LINE) .ok_or_else(|| "missing 'BZR conflict list format 1' header".to_string())?; let mut reader = std::io::BufReader::new(rest); let stanzas = read_stanzas(&mut reader).map_err(|e| format!("conflicts rio: {e:?}"))?; let mut out = Vec::new(); for stanza in stanzas { let get = |tag: &str| match stanza.get(tag) { Some(StanzaValue::String(s)) => Some(s.clone()), _ => None, }; let typestring = get("type").ok_or_else(|| "conflict stanza missing 'type'".to_string())?; let path = get("path").ok_or_else(|| "conflict stanza missing 'path'".to_string())?; let file_id = get("file_id").map(|s| s.into_bytes()); out.push(Conflict { typestring, path, file_id, }); } Ok(out) } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::bzrdir::{BzrDirMeta, ControlDir}; use crate::transport::{LocalTransport, SharedTransport}; use std::sync::Arc; #[test] fn split_and_join_round_trip() { for p in ["a.txt", "sub/b.txt", "a/b/c"] { let (d, b) = split_path(p); assert_eq!(join_path(d.as_bytes(), b.as_bytes()), p); } } /// Create a fresh tree, commit its (empty) state, and read the /// resulting revision back -- a self-contained create -> commit -> /// read loop with no external fixtures. Cross-compatibility with brz /// is verified separately against a real tree. #[test] fn create_and_commit_empty_tree() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create(&parent).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "empty commit") .timestamp(1577880000) .allow_pointless(true), ) .unwrap(); // The dirstate basis was advanced to the new revision, in memory // and on disk (re-opening the tree reads the same basis). assert_eq!(wt.basis_revision().as_deref(), Some(revid.as_slice())); let reread = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread.basis_revision().as_deref(), Some(revid.as_slice())); // Branch advanced to revno 1 at the new revision. let reopened = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let branch = reopened.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (1, revid.clone())); // The revision and its inventory are readable. let repo = reopened.open_repository().unwrap(); let rev = repo.get_revision(&revid).unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.message, "empty commit"); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&revid).unwrap(); // An empty tree has only the root, so no non-root entries. assert!(inv.entries().unwrap().is_empty()); } /// Create an all-in-one weave control dir, add a file, commit, then /// reopen and read the revision, inventory and file text back -- a /// self-contained create -> commit -> read loop with no fixtures. /// Cross-compatibility with brz is verified separately. #[cfg(feature = "weave")] #[test] fn weave_all_in_one_create_commit_read() { use crate::bzrdir::BzrDirAllInOne; use crate::transport::Transport; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirAllInOne::create(&parent).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "one").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Reopen the control dir from scratch and read everything back. let reopened = BzrDirAllInOne::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let branch = reopened.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (1, revid.clone())); let repo = reopened.open_repository().unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.all_revision_ids().unwrap(), vec![revid.clone()]); assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(&revid).unwrap().message, "one"); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&revid).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); let file_id = wt.path2id("a.txt").unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&file_id, &revid).unwrap(), b"hi\n"); } /// The weave on-disk layout, ported from breezy's /// `weave_fmt.test_repository.TestFormat7.test_disk_layout`: committing a /// file whose id contains a `:` writes its per-file weave at the /// URL-escaped relpath `weaves/74/Foo%3ABar.weave`, which the local /// transport resolves to the literal `weaves/74/Foo:Bar.weave` on disk, /// with the exact weave bytes brz writes. The inventory weave starts as /// the empty-weave header. #[test] fn weave_disk_layout_escapes_file_id() { use crate::bzrdir::BzrDirAllInOne; use crate::transport::Transport; let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirAllInOne::create(&parent).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("foo", b"content\n", None).unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); wt.add("foo", EntryKind::File, Some(b"Foo:Bar")).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); wt.commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "first post") .timestamp(1577880000) .revision_id(b"first".to_vec()), ) .unwrap(); // The per-file weave is on disk under the unescaped (`:`) name, with // exactly the bytes brz writes for this revision. let weave = parent .get_bytes(".bzr/weaves/74/Foo:Bar.weave") .expect("weave at the unescaped path"); assert_eq!( weave, b"# bzr weave file v5\n\ i\n\ 1 7fe70820e08a1aac0ef224d9c66ab66831cc4ab1\n\ n first\n\ \n\ w\n\ { 0\n\ . content\n\ }\n\ W\n" ); // Reading the text back goes through the escaped mapper path, which // resolves to the same on-disk file. assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(b"Foo:Bar", b"first").unwrap(), b"content\n" ); } /// Build a fresh tree and return its root transport plus an open /// working tree. fn fresh_tree() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport, WorkingTree4) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create(&parent).unwrap(); let wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); let _ = cd; (dir, parent, wt) } #[test] fn add_versions_a_path_and_persists() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); let file_id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt"), Some(file_id.clone())); assert_eq!( wt.list_files(), vec![VersionedEntry { path: "a.txt".to_string(), file_id: file_id.clone(), kind: EntryKind::File, }] ); // Re-opening the tree reads the same versioned set from disk. let reread = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reread.path2id("a.txt"), Some(file_id)); } #[test] fn add_is_idempotent_and_honours_explicit_id() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"x\n", None).unwrap(); let id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, Some(b"my-id")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(id, b"my-id".to_vec()); // A second add of the same path is a no-op returning the same id. let id2 = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, Some(b"other")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(id2, b"my-id".to_vec()); } /// Adding a path whose parent directory is not versioned is rejected; /// callers must add the parent first. Mirrors breezy's MutableTree._add /// (exercised throughout per_workingtree/test_add.py). #[test] fn add_unversioned_parent_is_rejected() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.mkdir("sub").unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("sub/a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); // `sub` was never added, so adding `sub/a.txt` is an error. assert!(wt.add("sub/a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).is_err()); } /// add_pending_merge appends parents (idempotently, preserving order) and /// parent_ids reflects them. Ported from per_workingtree /// test_get_parent_ids.test_pending_merges, for the dirstate tree. #[test] fn add_pending_merge_appends_and_is_idempotent() { let (_d, _parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); assert!(wt.parent_ids().is_empty()); wt.add_pending_merge(b"foo@a-1").unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.parent_ids(), vec![b"foo@a-1".to_vec()]); // Re-adding the same merge is a no-op. wt.add_pending_merge(b"foo@a-1").unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.parent_ids(), vec![b"foo@a-1".to_vec()]); // A distinct merge is appended, preserving order. wt.add_pending_merge(b"wibble@b-2").unwrap(); assert_eq!( wt.parent_ids(), vec![b"foo@a-1".to_vec(), b"wibble@b-2".to_vec()] ); } #[test] fn remove_unversions_directory_and_children() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.mkdir("sub").unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("sub/a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("keep.txt", b"k\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("sub", EntryKind::Directory, None).unwrap(); wt.add("sub/a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("keep.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.remove("sub").unwrap(); // The directory and its child are unversioned; the sibling remains. assert_eq!(wt.path2id("sub"), None); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("sub/a.txt"), None); assert!(wt.path2id("keep.txt").is_some()); // The files are still on disk. assert!(parent.has("sub/a.txt").unwrap()); // Removing an unversioned path is an error. assert!(matches!( wt.remove("sub"), Err(WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(_)) )); } #[test] fn rename_moves_entry_and_keeps_file_id() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); let id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.rename("a.txt", "b.txt").unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt"), None); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("b.txt"), Some(id)); // The file moved on disk. assert!(!parent.has("a.txt").unwrap()); assert_eq!(wt.get_file_text("b.txt").unwrap(), b"hello\n"); } /// Renaming an unversioned source is rejected, as in breezy's /// per_workingtree test_move.test_move_unversioned. #[test] fn rename_unversioned_source_is_rejected() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); // a.txt exists on disk but was never added. assert!(matches!( wt.rename("a.txt", "b.txt"), Err(WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(_)) )); } /// Renaming onto an already-versioned destination is rejected, as in /// breezy's test_move target-conflict cases. #[test] fn rename_onto_versioned_destination_is_rejected() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"b\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("b.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); assert!(wt.rename("a.txt", "b.txt").is_err()); // Both entries are left versioned and unmoved. assert!(wt.path2id("a.txt").is_some()); assert!(wt.path2id("b.txt").is_some()); } /// Add files, commit, and read the committed inventory back. #[test] fn add_then_commit_records_the_files() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &crate::workingtree::CommitOptions::new("T ", "add a").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); let reopened = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let repo = reopened.open_repository().unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&revid).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); let file_id = wt.path2id("a.txt").unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&file_id, &revid).unwrap(), b"hello\n"); } /// After a commit, iter_changes against the committed basis reports /// only the entries that actually differ. #[test] fn iter_changes_reports_only_differences() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"world\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("b.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "two files").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Re-open the tree (its basis is now the commit), modify a.txt, // add c.txt, leave b.txt untouched. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"changed\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("c.txt", b"new\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("c.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let basis = repo.revision_tree(&revid).unwrap(); let mut changes = wt.iter_changes(&basis).unwrap(); changes.sort_by(|x, y| x.new_path.cmp(&y.new_path)); // a.txt: content changed; c.txt: added. b.txt: unchanged (omitted). let summary: Vec<(Option, Option, bool)> = changes .iter() .map(|c| (c.old_path.clone(), c.new_path.clone(), c.content_change)) .collect(); assert_eq!( summary, vec![ (Some("a.txt".to_string()), Some("a.txt".to_string()), true), (None, Some("c.txt".to_string()), true), ] ); } /// A removed file is reported with a new_path of None. #[test] fn iter_changes_reports_removals() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &crate::workingtree::CommitOptions::new("T ", "add a").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); wt.remove("a.txt").unwrap(); let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let basis = repo.revision_tree(&revid).unwrap(); let changes = wt.iter_changes(&basis).unwrap(); assert_eq!(changes.len(), 1); assert_eq!(changes[0].old_path.as_deref(), Some("a.txt")); assert_eq!(changes[0].new_path, None); } /// A second commit that changes one file records that file at the new /// revision and carries the unchanged file over at its original /// revision -- the incremental property. #[test] fn second_commit_is_incremental() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a one\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"b one\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("b.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev1 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &crate::workingtree::CommitOptions::new("T ", "first").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Second commit: change only a.txt. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a two\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev2 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &crate::workingtree::CommitOptions::new("T ", "second").timestamp(1577890000), ) .unwrap(); assert_ne!(rev1, rev2); // rev2 has both files with the new content. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&rev2).unwrap(); let mut paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); paths.sort(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string(), "b.txt".to_string()]); // a.txt was recorded at rev2; b.txt carried over at rev1. let a_id = wt.path2id("a.txt").unwrap(); let b_id = wt.path2id("b.txt").unwrap(); let a_entry = inv .get_entry(&crate::FileId::from(a_id.as_slice())) .unwrap() .unwrap(); let b_entry = inv .get_entry(&crate::FileId::from(b_id.as_slice())) .unwrap() .unwrap(); assert_eq!(a_entry.revision().unwrap().as_bytes(), rev2.as_slice()); assert_eq!(b_entry.revision().unwrap().as_bytes(), rev1.as_slice()); // The changed file's new text is stored at rev2; the unchanged file // has no rev2 text (it was not rewritten). assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&a_id, &rev2).unwrap(), b"a two\n"); assert!(repo.get_file_text(&b_id, &rev2).is_err()); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&b_id, &rev1).unwrap(), b"b one\n"); } /// Revision properties, authors and an explicit revision id are recorded /// on the committed revision. #[test] fn commit_records_revprops_authors_and_revid() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut props = std::collections::HashMap::new(); props.insert("custom".to_string(), b"value".to_vec()); let options = CommitOptions::new("T ", "msg") .timestamp(1577880000) .revprops(props) .authors(vec!["A ".to_string(), "B ".to_string()]) .branch_nick("trunk") .revision_id(b"my-explicit-revid".to_vec()); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt.commit(repo.as_mut(), &branch, &options).unwrap(); assert_eq!(revid, b"my-explicit-revid".to_vec()); let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let rev = repo.get_revision(&revid).unwrap(); assert_eq!( rev.properties.get("custom").map(|v| v.as_slice()), Some(&b"value"[..]) ); // Multiple authors are stored under "authors", newline-separated. assert_eq!( rev.properties.get("authors").map(|v| v.as_slice()), Some(&b"A \nB "[..]) ); assert_eq!( rev.properties.get("branch-nick").map(|v| v.as_slice()), Some(&b"trunk"[..]) ); } /// A carriage return in a revision property is rejected. #[test] fn commit_rejects_cr_in_revprops() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut props = std::collections::HashMap::new(); props.insert("bad".to_string(), b"has\rcr".to_vec()); let options = CommitOptions::new("T ", "msg") .timestamp(1577880000) .revprops(props); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); assert!(matches!( wt.commit(repo.as_mut(), &branch, &options), Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit(_)) )); } /// A commit with no changes is refused unless allow_pointless is set. #[test] fn pointless_commit_is_refused_then_allowed() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); wt.commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "first").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Re-open with no changes: a plain commit is pointless. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); assert!(matches!( wt.commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "empty").timestamp(1577890000) ), Err(WorkingTreeError::PointlessCommit) )); // With allow_pointless it succeeds. let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "empty") .timestamp(1577890000) .allow_pointless(true), ) .unwrap(); assert!(!revid.is_empty()); } /// A versioned file deleted from disk is committed as a removal and /// unversioned from the tree. #[test] fn commit_records_disk_deletion() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"b\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("b.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); wt.commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "two").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Delete a.txt from disk (without calling remove) and commit. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.delete("a.txt").unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev2 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "del a").timestamp(1577890000), ) .unwrap(); // a.txt is gone from the committed inventory and from the tree. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&rev2).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["b.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt"), None); assert!(wt.path2id("b.txt").is_some()); } /// unknowns lists on-disk files that are not versioned, skipping .bzr. #[test] fn unknowns_lists_unversioned_files() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); parent.put_bytes("tracked.txt", b"t\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("loose.txt", b"l\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("tracked.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.unknowns().unwrap(), vec!["loose.txt".to_string()]); } /// A strict commit is refused while unversioned files are present, and /// succeeds once the tree is clean. #[test] fn strict_commit_refuses_unknown_files() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("loose.txt", b"l\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let strict = CommitOptions::new("T ", "c") .timestamp(1577880000) .strict(true); assert!(matches!( wt.commit(repo.as_mut(), &branch, &strict), Err(WorkingTreeError::StrictCommitFailed(_)) )); // Remove the unknown file; the strict commit now succeeds. parent.delete("loose.txt").unwrap(); let revid = wt.commit(repo.as_mut(), &branch, &strict).unwrap(); assert!(!revid.is_empty()); } /// A commit limited to specific_files records only those files; other /// changed files are carried over at their basis revision. #[test] fn selective_commit_records_only_named_files() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a1\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"b1\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.add("b.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev1 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "two").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Modify both files but commit only a.txt. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a2\n", None).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("b.txt", b"b2\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev2 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "only a") .timestamp(1577890000) .specific_files(vec!["a.txt".to_string()]), ) .unwrap(); // In rev2, a.txt is at rev2 with the new content; b.txt is carried // over at rev1 with its old content. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&rev2).unwrap(); let a_id = wt.path2id("a.txt").unwrap(); let b_id = wt.path2id("b.txt").unwrap(); let a_entry = inv .get_entry(&crate::FileId::from(a_id.as_slice())) .unwrap() .unwrap(); let b_entry = inv .get_entry(&crate::FileId::from(b_id.as_slice())) .unwrap() .unwrap(); assert_eq!(a_entry.revision().unwrap().as_bytes(), rev2.as_slice()); assert_eq!(b_entry.revision().unwrap().as_bytes(), rev1.as_slice()); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&a_id, &rev2).unwrap(), b"a2\n"); // b.txt's recorded content is still the rev1 version. assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&b_id, &rev1).unwrap(), b"b1\n"); } /// A signed commit stores a clearsigned testament in the signature /// store. (Requires the `gpg` feature.) #[cfg(feature = "gpg")] #[test] fn commit_with_signing_key_stores_signature() { use sequoia_openpgp::cert::CertBuilder; use sequoia_openpgp::serialize::Serialize; let (cert, _) = CertBuilder::new().add_signing_subkey().generate().unwrap(); let mut tsk = Vec::new(); cert.as_tsk().serialize(&mut tsk).unwrap(); let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "signed") .timestamp(1577880000) .signing_key(tsk), ) .unwrap(); let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let sig = repo.get_signature_text(&revid).unwrap().unwrap(); let sig = String::from_utf8(sig).unwrap(); assert!(sig.starts_with("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----")); assert!(sig.contains("bazaar testament short form 3 strict")); assert!(sig.contains("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----")); } /// A commit with a pending merge records every parent on the revision. #[test] fn merge_commit_records_multiple_parents() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a1\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev1 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "c1").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a2\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev2 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "c2").timestamp(1577890000), ) .unwrap(); // Add rev1 as a pending merge and commit rev3 with both parents. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); wt.add_pending_merge(&rev1).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.parent_ids(), vec![rev2.clone(), rev1.clone()]); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a3\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev3 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "merge").timestamp(1577900000), ) .unwrap(); // rev3 records both rev2 (basis) and rev1 (merge) as parents. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let rev = repo.get_revision(&rev3).unwrap(); let parent_ids: Vec> = rev .parent_ids .iter() .map(|p| p.as_bytes().to_vec()) .collect(); assert_eq!(parent_ids, vec![rev2.clone(), rev1.clone()]); assert_eq!( repo.get_file_text(&wt.path2id("a.txt").unwrap(), &rev3) .unwrap(), b"a3\n" ); // The dirstate basis is the new revision, with no pending merges. assert_eq!(wt.parent_ids(), vec![rev3]); } /// A file that reverts to the basis content in a merge commit, but whose /// version differs across the two parents, is still recorded at the new /// revision so its per-file graph merges both versions (breezy's /// `unchanged_merged` case). #[test] fn merge_commit_records_unchanged_merged_file() { let (_d, parent, mut wt) = fresh_tree(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a1\n", None).unwrap(); let fid_bytes = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let fid = crate::FileId::from(fid_bytes.as_slice()); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev1 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "c1").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // rev2: a different version of a.txt (the basis branch). let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a2\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev2 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "c2").timestamp(1577890000), ) .unwrap(); // The two parents disagree on a.txt's version. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); assert_ne!( repo.revision_tree(&rev1) .unwrap() .get_file_revision(&fid) .unwrap(), repo.revision_tree(&rev2) .unwrap() .get_file_revision(&fid) .unwrap() ); // Merge commit: a.txt content reverts to the basis (rev2) value, so it // has no content change vs the basis -- but the merge parents differ. let mut wt = WorkingTree4::open(parent.clone()).unwrap(); wt.add_pending_merge(&rev1).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a2\n", None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let rev3 = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "merge").timestamp(1577900000), ) .unwrap(); // a.txt is recorded at rev3 (not carried over from rev2), and the merge // commit's per-file text at rev3 reads back as the reverted content. let repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let tree3 = repo.revision_tree(&rev3).unwrap(); assert_eq!( tree3.get_file_revision(&fid).unwrap().as_deref(), Some(rev3.as_slice()) ); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&fid_bytes, &rev3).unwrap(), b"a2\n"); } /// A knit-pack control directory can be created, committed to, and read /// back through the full standalone API (not just 2a). /// /// Runs the create -> add -> commit -> re-open -> read cycle for a named /// control-directory format and asserts the round-trip. `rich_root` is /// the format's rich-root flag: a rich-root repository records an empty /// per-file text for the tree root, a non-rich-root one must not (this is /// what brz's record_iter_changes does, and writing a root text produces /// a repository brz never would). fn create_commit_read(format_name: &str, rich_root: bool) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let fmt = crate::bzrdir::find_control_dir_format(format_name).unwrap(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, fmt).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hello\n", None).unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); let file_id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "a commit").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // Re-open and read the committed revision, inventory and file text. let reopened = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let repo = reopened.open_repository().unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(&revid).unwrap().message, "a commit"); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&revid).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv.entries().unwrap().into_iter().map(|(p, _)| p).collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&file_id, &revid).unwrap(), b"hello\n"); // The tree root is versioned (an empty text exists) only for a // rich-root format. let root_text = repo.get_file_text(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID, &revid); assert_eq!(root_text.is_ok(), rich_root, "root text for {format_name}"); } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn create_commit_read_btree_knit_pack() { // 1.9 uses B+Tree pack indices. create_commit_read("1.9", false); } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn create_commit_read_graphindex_knit_pack() { // pack-0.92 uses the older format-1 GraphIndex pack indices. create_commit_read("pack-0.92", false); } #[cfg(feature = "knitpack")] #[test] fn create_commit_read_rich_root_pack() { create_commit_read("rich-root-pack", true); } #[test] fn create_commit_read_knit() { // The non-pack knit format (branch 5 + working tree 3 + knit repo) // goes through the same create -> commit -> read path as the pack // formats, as another scenario over create_commit_read. create_commit_read("knit", false); } /// The revision attributes that go into a commit come back out of /// get_revision unchanged. Ported from breezy's per_repository /// test_revision.TestRevisionAttributes.test_revision_accessors (and /// test_zero_timezone): message, committer, timestamp, timezone, an /// explicit revision id, and revision properties -- including the awkward /// values empty, multiline, and non-ASCII. fn revision_attributes_round_trip(format_name: &str) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let fmt = crate::bzrdir::find_control_dir_format(format_name).unwrap(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, fmt).unwrap(); let mut props = std::collections::HashMap::new(); props.insert("empty".to_string(), b"".to_vec()); props.insert("value".to_string(), b"one".to_vec()); props.insert("unicode".to_string(), "\u{b5}".as_bytes().to_vec()); props.insert("multiline".to_string(), b"foo\nbar\n\n".to_vec()); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("jaq", "quux") .timestamp(1577880000) .timezone(0) .revprops(props.clone()) .revision_id(b"rev-attrs-1".to_vec()) .allow_pointless(true), ) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(revid, b"rev-attrs-1".to_vec()); let reopened = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let rev = reopened .open_repository() .unwrap() .get_revision(&revid) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(rev.message, "quux"); assert_eq!(rev.committer.as_deref(), Some("jaq")); assert_eq!(rev.timestamp, 1577880000.0); assert_eq!(rev.timezone, Some(0)); assert_eq!(rev.revision_id.as_bytes(), b"rev-attrs-1"); for (name, value) in &props { assert_eq!(rev.properties.get(name), Some(value), "revprop {name}"); } } #[test] fn revision_attributes_round_trip_2a() { // 2a serialises revisions with bencode. revision_attributes_round_trip("2a"); } #[test] fn revision_attributes_round_trip_knit_pack() { // The pack formats serialise revisions with XML. revision_attributes_round_trip("1.9"); } #[test] fn revision_attributes_round_trip_knit() { revision_attributes_round_trip("knit"); } /// A format-3 working tree over a temp dir, with its checkout dir and /// format marker written. #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] fn fresh_wt3() -> (tempfile::TempDir, SharedTransport, WorkingTree3) { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let probe: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); probe.mkdir(".bzr").unwrap(); probe.mkdir(".bzr/checkout").unwrap(); probe .put_bytes( ".bzr/checkout/format", b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3", None, ) .unwrap(); let shared: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let wt = WorkingTree3::open(shared).unwrap(); (dir, probe, wt) } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_open_dispatches_on_format_marker() { let (_d, _probe, _wt) = fresh_wt3(); let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let t: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); t.mkdir(".bzr").unwrap(); t.mkdir(".bzr/checkout").unwrap(); t.put_bytes( ".bzr/checkout/format", b"Bazaar-NG Working Tree format 3", None, ) .unwrap(); let opened = open(Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path()))).unwrap(); assert!(opened.list_files().is_empty()); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_add_versions_and_persists() { let (_d, probe, mut wt) = fresh_wt3(); probe.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); let fid = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt"), Some(fid.clone())); assert_eq!(wt.get_file_text("a.txt").unwrap(), b"hi\n"); // Re-open from disk: the inventory was persisted. let reopened = WorkingTree3::open(Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(_d.path()))).unwrap(); assert_eq!(reopened.path2id("a.txt"), Some(fid)); let files = reopened.list_files(); assert_eq!(files.len(), 1); assert_eq!(files[0].path, "a.txt"); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_add_explicit_id_is_idempotent() { let (_d, probe, mut wt) = fresh_wt3(); probe.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); let id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, Some(b"my-id")).unwrap(); assert_eq!(id, b"my-id".to_vec()); // A second add returns the existing id without changing anything. let again = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(again, b"my-id".to_vec()); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_remove_unversions_directory_and_children() { let (_d, probe, mut wt) = fresh_wt3(); probe.mkdir("sub").unwrap(); probe.put_bytes("sub/a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); wt.add("sub", EntryKind::Directory, None).unwrap(); wt.add("sub/a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.list_files().len(), 2); wt.remove("sub").unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("sub"), None); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("sub/a.txt"), None); assert!(wt.list_files().is_empty()); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_rename_moves_entry_and_keeps_file_id() { let (_d, probe, mut wt) = fresh_wt3(); probe.put_bytes("a.txt", b"a\n", None).unwrap(); let id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); wt.rename("a.txt", "b.txt").unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("a.txt"), None); assert_eq!(wt.path2id("b.txt"), Some(id)); assert_eq!(probe.get_bytes("b.txt").unwrap(), b"a\n"); } #[cfg(any(feature = "weave", feature = "knit"))] #[test] fn wt3_pending_merges_round_trip() { let (_d, _probe, mut wt) = fresh_wt3(); wt.add_pending_merge(b"rev-merge-1").unwrap(); wt.add_pending_merge(b"rev-merge-1").unwrap(); // idempotent wt.add_pending_merge(b"rev-merge-2").unwrap(); assert_eq!( wt.parent_ids(), vec![b"rev-merge-1".to_vec(), b"rev-merge-2".to_vec()] ); } /// End to end through a `knit`-format BzrDir: create it, add a file, /// commit, then re-open and read the revision, inventory and file text /// back. Exercises branch format 5, working tree format 3, and the /// non-pack knit repository together. #[cfg(feature = "knit")] #[test] fn knit_format_create_commit_read() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let format = crate::bzrdir::find_control_dir_format("knit").unwrap(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, format).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); let file_id = wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); let revid = wt .commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "first").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // The format-3 basis advanced to the new revision, on disk too. assert_eq!(wt.basis_revision().as_deref(), Some(revid.as_slice())); let reopened = BzrDirMeta::open(parent.subtransport(".bzr").unwrap()).unwrap(); let wt2 = reopened.open_workingtree().unwrap(); assert_eq!(wt2.basis_revision().as_deref(), Some(revid.as_slice())); // Branch (format 5) advanced to revno 1. let branch = reopened.open_branch().unwrap(); assert_eq!(branch.last_revision_info().unwrap(), (1, revid.clone())); // The revision, inventory and file text read back. let repo = reopened.open_repository().unwrap(); assert_eq!(repo.get_revision(&revid).unwrap().message, "first"); let inv = repo.get_inventory(&revid).unwrap(); let paths: Vec = inv .entries() .unwrap() .iter() .map(|(p, _)| p.clone()) .collect(); assert_eq!(paths, vec!["a.txt".to_string()]); assert_eq!(repo.get_file_text(&file_id, &revid).unwrap(), b"hi\n"); } /// A format-3 commit writes the basis-inventory cache (xml7) and a diff /// against the basis writes the stat cache, both in the form brz keeps /// (cross-checked against `brz check`/`status` separately). #[cfg(feature = "knit")] #[test] fn knit_format_writes_basis_and_stat_caches() { let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap(); let parent: SharedTransport = Arc::new(LocalTransport::new(dir.path())); let format = crate::bzrdir::find_control_dir_format("knit").unwrap(); let cd = BzrDirMeta::create_with_format(&parent, format).unwrap(); parent.put_bytes("a.txt", b"hi\n", None).unwrap(); let mut wt = cd.open_workingtree().unwrap(); wt.add("a.txt", EntryKind::File, None).unwrap(); let mut repo = cd.open_repository().unwrap(); let branch = cd.open_branch().unwrap(); wt.commit( repo.as_mut(), &branch, &CommitOptions::new("T ", "first").timestamp(1577880000), ) .unwrap(); // The basis inventory is cached as xml7. let cache = parent .get_bytes(".bzr/checkout/basis-inventory-cache") .unwrap(); assert!(cache.starts_with(b">, } impl WorkingTree3 { /// Open the knit format-3 working tree reachable through `transport` /// (rooted at the directory that contains `.bzr`), parsing its working /// inventory. pub fn open(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { Self::open_with_layout(transport, WT3_CHECKOUT_LAYOUT) } /// Open the weave all-in-one working tree, whose files live directly under /// `.bzr` and whose basis is the branch's `revision-history`. #[cfg(feature = "weave")] pub fn open_all_in_one(transport: SharedTransport) -> Result { Self::open_with_layout(transport, WT3_ALL_IN_ONE_LAYOUT) } fn open_with_layout( transport: SharedTransport, layout: Wt3Layout, ) -> Result { let inventory = Self::read_inventory(&transport, &layout)?; let hashcache = Self::open_hashcache(&transport, &layout); Ok(WorkingTree3 { transport, inventory, layout, hashcache, }) } /// Open the stat (hash) cache for a local-filesystem tree, reading any /// existing entries. Returns `None` when the transport is not local (the /// cache works through `std::fs`); a cache that fails to read starts /// empty rather than failing the open. fn open_hashcache(transport: &SharedTransport, layout: &Wt3Layout) -> Option> { let root = transport.local_path("")?; let cache_file = transport.local_path(layout.stat_cache)?; let mut hc = HashCache::new(&root, &cache_file, None, None); // A missing or unreadable cache simply starts empty. let _ = hc.read(); Some(Mutex::new(hc)) } fn read_inventory( transport: &SharedTransport, layout: &Wt3Layout, ) -> Result { use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; let bytes = match transport.get_bytes(layout.inventory) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => { // No working inventory yet: an empty tree with just the root. let mut inv = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); inv.add(crate::inventory::Entry::root( crate::FileId::from(crate::inventory::ROOT_ID), None, )) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("init inventory: {e:?}")))?; return Ok(inv); } Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; // read_inventory_from_lines concatenates its inputs before parsing, // so the whole file can be passed as a single chunk. crate::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer5 .read_inventory_from_lines(&[bytes.as_slice()], None) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("parse working inventory: {e:?}"))) } /// Persist the working inventory to `.bzr/checkout/inventory` in the /// revision-less working form brz writes. fn save_inventory(&self) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; let lines = crate::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer5 .write_inventory_to_lines(&self.inventory, true) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("serialise inventory: {e:?}")))?; let mut content = Vec::new(); for line in lines { content.extend_from_slice(&line); } self.transport .put_bytes(self.layout.inventory, &content, None)?; Ok(()) } /// The file id of the directory containing `path`, for re-parenting an /// added or moved entry. Returns the tree root id for a top-level path. fn parent_id_for(&self, path: &str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { match path.rsplit_once('/') { None => Ok(self.root_id()), Some((dir, _)) => self .inventory .path2id(dir) .map(|id| id.as_bytes().to_vec()) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(dir.to_string())), } } fn root_id(&self) -> Vec { self.inventory .root() .map(|r| r.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_else(|| crate::inventory::ROOT_ID.to_vec()) } } impl WorkingTree for WorkingTree3 { fn basis_revision(&self) -> Option> { let bytes = match self.layout.basis { Wt3Basis::LastRevisionFile(path) => self.transport.get_bytes(path).ok()?, Wt3Basis::RevisionHistory(path) => { // The basis is the last line of revision-history. let history = self.transport.get_bytes(path).ok()?; history .rsplit(|&b| b == b'\n') .find(|l| !l.is_empty()) .map(|l| l.to_vec())? } }; if !bytes.is_empty() && bytes != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { Some(bytes) } else { None } } fn parent_ids(&self) -> Vec> { let mut parents = Vec::new(); if let Some(basis) = self.basis_revision() { parents.push(basis); } if let Ok(bytes) = self.transport.get_bytes(self.layout.pending_merges) { for line in bytes.split(|&b| b == b'\n') { if !line.is_empty() && line != crate::branch::NULL_REVISION { parents.push(line.to_vec()); } } } parents } fn add_pending_merge(&mut self, revision_id: &[u8]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let mut existing = match self.transport.get_bytes(self.layout.pending_merges) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => Vec::new(), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; let already = existing .split(|&b| b == b'\n') .any(|line| line == revision_id); if already { return Ok(()); } if !existing.is_empty() && !existing.ends_with(b"\n") { existing.push(b'\n'); } existing.extend_from_slice(revision_id); existing.push(b'\n'); self.transport .put_bytes(self.layout.pending_merges, &existing, None)?; Ok(()) } fn list_files(&self) -> Vec { self.inventory .entries() .into_iter() .filter_map(|(path, entry)| { EntryKind::from_inventory_kind(entry.kind()).map(|kind| VersionedEntry { path, file_id: entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), kind, }) }) .collect() } fn path2id(&self, path: &str) -> Option> { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); if path.is_empty() { return Some(self.root_id()); } self.inventory .path2id(path) .map(|id| id.as_bytes().to_vec()) } fn get_file_text(&self, path: &str) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { Ok(self.transport.get_bytes(path)?) } fn unknowns(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let versioned: std::collections::HashSet = self .inventory .entries() .into_iter() .map(|(p, _)| p) .collect(); let mut unknowns = Vec::new(); for rel in self.transport.iter_files_recursive()? { if rel.starts_with(".bzr/") || rel == ".bzr" { continue; } if !versioned.contains(&rel) { unknowns.push(rel); } } unknowns.sort(); Ok(unknowns) } fn iter_changes( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { self.iter_changes_with_parents(basis, &[]) } fn iter_changes_with_parents( &self, basis: &crate::repository::RevisionTree, other_parents: &[crate::repository::RevisionTree], ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let live = self.collect_live_entries(); let changes = self.with_file_sha(|file_sha| { compute_changes(&self.transport, file_sha, &live, basis, other_parents) })?; self.flush_hashcache(); Ok(changes) } fn add( &mut self, path: &str, kind: EntryKind, file_id: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); if let Some(existing) = self.path2id(path) { return Ok(existing); } let file_id = match file_id { Some(id) => id.to_vec(), None => crate::gen_ids::gen_file_id(path), }; let parent_id = self.parent_id_for(path)?; let name = basename(path).to_string(); let fid = crate::FileId::from(file_id.as_slice()); let pid = crate::FileId::from(parent_id.as_slice()); let entry = match kind { EntryKind::File => { crate::inventory::Entry::file(fid, name, pid, None, None, None, None, None) } EntryKind::Directory => crate::inventory::Entry::directory(fid, name, pid, None), EntryKind::Symlink => crate::inventory::Entry::link(fid, name, pid, None, None), EntryKind::TreeReference => { crate::inventory::Entry::tree_reference(fid, name, pid, None, None) } }; self.inventory .add(entry) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("add to inventory: {e:?}")))?; self.save_inventory()?; Ok(file_id) } fn remove(&mut self, path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let path = path.trim_matches('/'); let file_id = self .path2id(path) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(path.to_string()))?; // delete() removes the entry and its descendants from the inventory. self.inventory .delete(&crate::FileId::from(file_id.as_slice())) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("remove from inventory: {e:?}")))?; self.save_inventory() } fn rename(&mut self, from_path: &str, to_path: &str) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { let from_path = from_path.trim_matches('/'); let to_path = to_path.trim_matches('/'); let file_id = self .path2id(from_path) .ok_or_else(|| WorkingTreeError::NotVersioned(from_path.to_string()))?; if self.path2id(to_path).is_some() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!( "destination already versioned: {to_path}" ))); } let new_parent = self.parent_id_for(to_path)?; let new_name = basename(to_path).to_string(); self.inventory .rename( &crate::FileId::from(file_id.as_slice()), &crate::FileId::from(new_parent.as_slice()), &new_name, ) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("rename in inventory: {e:?}")))?; // Move the file on disk to match the dirstate backend's behaviour. if self.transport.has(from_path)? { self.transport.rename(from_path, to_path)?; } self.save_inventory() } fn commit( &mut self, repository: &mut dyn crate::repository::Repository, branch: &crate::branch::Branch, options: &CommitOptions, ) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { if options.strict { let unknowns = self.unknowns()?; if !unknowns.is_empty() { return Err(WorkingTreeError::StrictCommitFailed(unknowns)); } } let parents = self.parent_ids(); let revid = match &options.revision_id { Some(id) => id.clone(), None => crate::RevisionId::generate(&options.committer, Some(options.timestamp)) .as_bytes() .to_vec(), }; let properties = options.build_properties()?; let basis_revision_id = parents .first() .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| crate::branch::NULL_REVISION.to_vec()); let selective = !options.specific_files.is_empty() || !options.exclude.is_empty(); if selective && parents.len() > 1 { return Err(WorkingTreeError::CannotCommitSelectedFileMerge); } let basis = repository .revision_tree(&basis_revision_id) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; let other_parents: Vec = parents .iter() .skip(1) .map(|p| repository.revision_tree(p)) .collect::>() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; let live = self.collect_live_entries(); let mut changes = self.with_file_sha(|file_sha| { compute_changes(&self.transport, file_sha, &live, &basis, &other_parents) })?; if selective { changes.retain(|c| change_selected(c, &options.specific_files, &options.exclude)); } if !options.allow_pointless && parents.len() <= 1 { let basis_is_null = basis_revision_id == crate::branch::NULL_REVISION; let pointless = if basis_is_null { changes.len() <= 1 } else { changes.is_empty() }; if pointless { return Err(WorkingTreeError::PointlessCommit); } } repository .start_write_group() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; { let mut builder = repository .get_commit_builder( parents.clone(), revid.clone(), options.committer.clone(), options.timestamp, options.timezone, ) .with_properties(properties.clone()); builder .record_iter_changes(&changes, |path| { self.transport .get_bytes(path) .map_err(crate::repository::RepositoryError::Transport) }) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; builder .finish_inventory() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; builder .commit(&options.message) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; } if let Some(key) = &options.signing_key { // The committed inventory entries (root first), needed only to // build the testament for signing. let (paths, inv_entries) = build_committed_entries(&self.transport, &live, &revid, &basis, &changes)?; let signature = sign_commit( &parents, &revid, options, &properties, &paths, &inv_entries, key, )?; repository .add_signature_text(&revid, &signature) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; } repository .commit_write_group() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; // Unversion files committed as deletions (they vanished from disk). let deleted_paths: Vec = changes .iter() .filter(|c| c.new_path.is_none()) .filter_map(|c| c.old_path.clone()) .filter(|p| self.path2id(p).is_some()) .collect(); for path in &deleted_paths { self.remove(path)?; } // Advance the branch tip. The new revno is one past the branch's // current tip (format 5's full history determines it). let new_revno = branch .last_revision_info() .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Branch)? .0 + 1; branch .set_last_revision_info(new_revno, &revid) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Branch)?; // Update the basis: the new revision becomes the basis and the only // parent, so pending-merges is cleared. The working inventory stays // revision-less (it now equals the basis). For the checkout layout the // basis lives in a dedicated last-revision file; for the all-in-one // layout it is the branch's revision-history, which the branch already // advanced above, so nothing more to write there. if let Wt3Basis::LastRevisionFile(path) = self.layout.basis { self.transport.put_bytes(path, &revid, None)?; } self.transport .put_bytes(self.layout.pending_merges, b"", None)?; // Cache the new basis inventory (as xml7), reading it back from the // now-committed repository so no working-tree file is re-hashed. self.write_basis_inventory_cache(repository, &revid)?; // Persist any stat-cache entries the diff computed. self.flush_hashcache(); Ok(revid) } fn control_transport(&self) -> &SharedTransport { &self.transport } /// WT3 keeps its conflicts file at a layout-specific path (under /// `.bzr/checkout/` for knit format 3, directly under `.bzr/` for the weave /// all-in-one tree), so it overrides the default `.bzr/checkout/conflicts`. fn conflicts(&self) -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let bytes = match self.transport.get_bytes(self.layout.conflicts) { Ok(b) => b, Err(TransportError::NoSuchFile(_)) => return Ok(Vec::new()), Err(e) => return Err(e.into()), }; super::conflicts_io::deserialize(&bytes).map_err(WorkingTreeError::Corrupt) } fn set_conflicts(&self, conflicts: &[super::Conflict]) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { self.transport.put_bytes( self.layout.conflicts, &super::conflicts_io::serialize(conflicts), None, )?; Ok(()) } } impl WorkingTree3 { /// Write the basis-inventory cache: the new basis revision's inventory, /// serialised as xml7 with its `revision_id` recorded (the form brz keeps /// in `basis-inventory-cache`), so the basis tree can be read back without /// reconstructing it from the repository. /// /// The inventory is read back from the repository (a single inventory /// record, just written by the commit) rather than re-derived from the /// working tree, so no working-tree file is read or hashed again. fn write_basis_inventory_cache( &self, repository: &dyn crate::repository::Repository, revid: &[u8], ) -> Result<(), WorkingTreeError> { use crate::serializer::InventorySerializer; let basis_inv = repository .get_inventory(revid) .map_err(WorkingTreeError::Repository)?; // Rebuild a MutableInventory (root first, then parent-before-child as // `entries` yields) so it can be re-serialised as xml7. let mut inv = crate::inventory::MutableInventory::new(); inv.revision_id = Some(crate::RevisionId::from(revid)); if let Some(root) = basis_inv .root_entry() .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))? { inv.add(root) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("build basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; } let entries = basis_inv .entries() .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("reading basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; for (_path, entry) in entries { inv.add(entry) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("build basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; } let lines = crate::xml_serializer::XMLInventorySerializer7 .write_inventory_to_lines(&inv, false) .map_err(|e| WorkingTreeError::Commit(format!("serialise basis inventory: {e:?}")))?; let bytes: Vec = lines.concat(); self.transport .put_bytes(self.layout.basis_inventory_cache, &bytes, None)?; Ok(()) } /// Run `f` with a [`FileSha`] that resolves a working-tree file's sha1. /// When a stat cache is present it answers from the cache (re-hashing only /// files whose stat fingerprint changed); otherwise it reads and hashes. fn with_file_sha(&self, f: impl FnOnce(&FileSha<'_>) -> R) -> R { match &self.hashcache { Some(hc) => { let fallback = read_and_hash(&self.transport); let provider = move |path: &str| -> Result, WorkingTreeError> { let mut hc = hc.lock().unwrap(); match hc.get_sha1(std::path::Path::new(path), None) { // The cache yields a hex sha string; the diff compares // raw bytes, so return its bytes. Ok(Some(sha)) => Ok(sha.into_bytes()), // Not a regular file (or vanished): fall back, which // matches reading the working copy directly. Ok(None) => fallback(path), Err(_) => fallback(path), } }; f(&provider) } None => f(&read_and_hash(&self.transport)), } } /// Write the stat cache back to disk if the last diff dirtied it. fn flush_hashcache(&self) { if let Some(hc) = &self.hashcache { let mut hc = hc.lock().unwrap(); if hc.needs_write() { // A best-effort cache: a write failure is not fatal. let _ = hc.write(); } } } /// Collect the live tree entries from the working inventory, pairing each /// with its on-disk symlink target (read lazily) for the diff. fn collect_live_entries(&self) -> LiveEntries { let root_id = self.root_id(); let mut entries = Vec::new(); for (path, entry) in self.inventory.entries() { let kind = match EntryKind::from_inventory_kind(entry.kind()) { Some(k) => k, None => continue, }; let symlink_target = if kind == EntryKind::Symlink { entry .symlink_target() .map(|t| t.as_bytes().to_vec()) .unwrap_or_default() } else { Vec::new() }; entries.push(LiveEntry { path, file_id: entry.file_id().as_bytes().to_vec(), kind, executable: entry.executable(), symlink_target, }); } LiveEntries { root_id, entries } } } bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/btree_index_prefetch.txt0000644000000000000000000003373115162203117017342 0ustar00==================== BTree Index Prefetch ==================== This document outlines how we decide to pre-read extra nodes in the btree index. Rationale ========= Because of the latency involved in making a request, it is often better to make fewer large requests, rather than more small requests, even if some of the extra data will be wasted. Example ------- Using my connection as an example, I have a max bandwidth of 160kB/s, and a latency of between 100-400ms to London, I'll use 200ms for this example. With this connection, in 200ms you can download 32kB. So if you make 10 requests for 4kB of data, you spend 10*.2s = 2s sending the requests, and 4*10/160 = .25s actually downloading the data. If, instead, you made 3 requests for 32kB of data each, you would take 3*.2s = .6s for requests, and 32*3/160 = .6s for downloading the data. So you save 2.25 - 1.2 = 1.05s even though you downloaded 32*3-4*10 = 56kB of data that you probably don't need. On the other hand, if you made 1 request for 480kB, you would take .2s for the request, and 480/160=3s for the data. So you end up taking 3.2s, because of the wasted 440kB. BTree Structure =============== This is meant to give a basic feeling for how the btree index is laid out on disk, not give a rigorous discussion. For that look elsewhere[ref?]. The basic structure is that we have pages of 4kB. Each page is either a leaf, which holds the final information we are interested in, or is an internal node, which contains a list of references to the next layer of nodes. The layers are structured such that all nodes for the top layer come first, then the nodes for the next layer, linearly in the file. Example 1 layer --------------- In the simplest example, all the data fits into a single page, the root node. This means the root node is a leaf node. Example 2 layer --------------- As soon as the data cannot fit in a single node, we create a new internal node, make that the root, and start to create multiple leaf nodes. The root node then contains the keys which divide the leaf pages. (So if leaf node 1 ends with 'foo' and leaf node 2 starts with 'foz', the root node would hold the key 'foz' at position 0). Example 3 layer --------------- It is possible for enough leaf nodes to be created, that we cannot fit all there references in a single node. In this case, we again split, creating another layer, and setting that as the root. This layer then references the intermediate layer, which references the final leaf nodes. In all cases, the root node is a single page wide. The next layer can have 2-N nodes. Current Info ------------ Empirically, we've found that the number of references that can be stored on a page varies from about 60 to about 180, depending on how much we compress, and how similar the keys are. Internal nodes also achieve approximately the same compression, though they seem to be closer to 80-100 and not as variable. For most of this discussion, we will assume each page holds 100 entries, as that makes the math nice and clean. So the idea is that if you have <100 keys, they will probably all fit on the root page. If you have 100 - 10,000 keys, we will have a 2-layer structure, if you have 10,000 - 1,000,000 keys, you will have a 3-layer structure. 10^6-10^8 will be 4-layer, etc. Data and Request ================ It is important to be aware of what sort of data requests will be made on these indexes, so that we know how to optimize them. This is still a work in progress, but generally we are searching through ancestry. The final information (in the leaf nodes) is stored in sorted order. Revision ids are generally of the form "prefix:committer@email-timestamp-randomtail". This means that revisions made by the same person around the same time will be clustered, but revisions made by different people at the same time will not be clustered. For files, the keys are ``(file-id, revision-id)`` tuples. And file-ids are generally ``basename-timestamp-random-count`` (depending on the converter). This means that all revisions for a given file-id will be grouped together, and that files with similar names will be grouped together. However, files committed in the same revisions will not be grouped together in the index.[1]_ .. [1] One interesting possibility would be to change file-ids from being 'basename-...', to being 'containing-dirname-filename-...', which would group files in the similarly named directories together. In general, we always start with a request for the root node of the index, as it tells us the final structure of the rest of the index. How many total pages, what pages are internal nodes and what layer, which ones are leaves. Before this point, we do know the *size* of the index, because that is stored in the ``pack-names`` file. Thoughts on expansion ===================== This is just a bullet list of things to consider when expanding a request. * We generally assume locality of reference. So if we are currently reading page 10, we are more likely to read page 9 or 11 than we are page 20. * However, locality of reference only really holds within a layer. If we are reading the last node in a layer, we are unlikely to read the first node of the next layer. In fact, we are most likely to read the *last* node of the next layer. More directly, we are probably equally likely to read any of the nodes in the next layer, which could be referred to by this layer. So if we have a structure of 1 root node, 100 intermediate nodes, and 10,000 leaf nodes. They will have offsets: 0, 1-101, 102-10,102. If we read the root node, we are likely to want any of the 1-101 nodes (because we don't know where the key points). If we are reading node 90, then we are likely to want a node somewhere around 9,100-9,200. * When expanding a request, we are considering that we probably want to read on the order of 10 pages extra. (64kB / 4kB = 16 pages.) It is unlikely that we want to expand the requests by 100. * At the moment, we assume that we don't have an idea of where in the next layer the keys might fall. We *could* use a predictive algorithm assuming homogenous distribution. When reading the root node, we could assume an even distribution from 'a-z', so that a key starting with 'a' would tend to fall in the first few pages of the next layer, while a key starting with 'z' would fall at the end of the next layer. However, this is quite likely to fail in many ways. Specific examples: * Converters tend to use an identical prefix. So all revisions will start with 'xxx:', leading us to think that the keys fall in the last half, when in reality they fall evenly distributed. * When looking in text indexes. In the short term, changes tend to be clustered around a small set of files. Short term changes are unlikely to cross many pages, but it is unclear what happens in the mid-term. Obviously in the long term, changes have happened to all files. A possibility, would be to use this after reading the root node. And then using an algorithm that compares the keys before and after this record, to find what a distribution would be, and estimate the next pages. This is a lot of work for a potentially small benefit, though. * When checking for N keys, we do sequential lookups in each layer. So we look at layer 1 for all N keys, then in layer 2 for all N keys, etc. So our requests will be clustered by layer. * For projects with large history, we are probably more likely to end up with a bi-modal distribution of pack files. Where we have 1 pack file with a large index, and then several pack files with small indexes, several with tiny indexes, but no pack files with medium sized indexes. This is because a command like ``bzr pack`` will combine everything into a single large file. Commands like ``bzr commit`` will create an index with a single new record, though these will be packaged together by autopack. Commands like ``bzr push`` and ``bzr pull`` will create indexes with more records, but these are unlikely to be a significant portion of the history. Consider bzr has 20,000 revisions, a single push/pull is likely to only be 100-200 revisions, or 1% of the history. Note that there will always be cases where things are evenly distributed, but we probably shouldn't *optimize* for that case. * 64kB is 16 pages. 16 pages is approximately 1,600 keys. * We are considering an index with 1 million keys to be very large. 10M is probably possible, and maybe 100M, but something like 1 billion keys is unlikely. So a 3-layer index is fairly common (it exists already in bzr), but a 4-layer is going to be quite rare, and we will probably never see a 5-layer. * There are times when the second layer is going to be incompletely filled out. Consider an index with 101 keys. We found that we couldn't fit everything into a single page, so we expanded the btree into a root page and a leaf page, and started a new leaf page. However, the root node only has a single entry. There are 3 pages, but only one of them is "full". This happens again when we get near the 10,000 node barrier. We found we couldn't fit the index in a single page, so we split it into a higher layer, and 1 more sub-layer. So we have 1 root node, 2 layer-2 nodes, and N leaf nodes (layer 3). If we read the first 3 nodes, we will have read all internal nodes. It is certainly possible to detect this for the first-split case (when things no-longer fit into just the root node), as there will only be a few nodes total. Is it possible to detect this from only the 'size' information for the second-split case (when the index no longer fits in a single page, but still fits in only a small handful of pages)? This only really works for the root + layer 2. For layers 3+ they will always be too big to read all at once. However, until we've read the root, we don't know the layout, so all we have to go on is the size of the index, though that also gives us the explicit total number of pages. So it doesn't help to read the root page and then decide. However, on the flip side, if we read *before* the split, then we don't gain much, as we are reading pages we aren't likely to be interested in. For example: We have 100 keys, which fits onto 100 pages, with a single root node. At 1,100 keys, it would be 101 leaf pages, which would then cause us to need 2 index pages, triggering an extra layer. However, this is very sensitive to the number of keys we fit per-page, which depends on the compression. Although, we could consider 2,000 keys. Which would be 200 leaf nodes, and 2 intermediate nodes, and a single root node. It is unlikely that we would ever be able to fit 200 references into a single root node. So if we pretend that we split at 1 page, 100 pages, and 10,000 pages. We might be able to say, at 1-5 pages, read all pages, for 5-100 pages, read only the root. At 100 - 500 pages, read 1-5 pages, for 500-10,000 read only the root. At 10,000-50,000 read 1-5 pages again, but above 50,000 read only the root. We could bias this a bit smaller, say at powers of 80, instead of powers of 100, etc. The basic idea is that if we are *close* to a layer split, go ahead and read a small number of extra pages. * The previous discussion applies whenever we have an upper layer that is not completely full. So the pages referenced by the last node from the upper layer will often not have a full 100-way fan out. Probably not worthwhile very often, though. * Sometimes we will be making a very small request for a very small number of keys, we don't really want to bloat tiny requests. Hopefully we can find a decent heuristic to determine when we will be wanting extra nodes later, versus when we expect to find all we want right now. Algorithm ========= This is the basic outline of the algorithm. 1. If we don't know the size of the index, don't expand as we don't know what is available. (This only really applies to the pack-names file, which is unlikely to ever become larger than 1 page anyway.) 2. If a request is already wide enough to be greater than the number of recommended pages, don't bother trying to expand. This only really happens with LocalTransport which recommends a single page. 3. Determine what pages have already been read (if any). If the pages left to read can fit in a single request, just request them. This tends to happen on medium sized indexes (ones with low hundreds of revisions), and near the end when we've read most of the whole index already. 4. If we haven't read the root node yet, and we can't fit the whole index into a single request, only read the root node. We don't know where the layer boundaries are anyway. 5. If we haven't read "tree depth" pages yet, and are only requesting a single new page don't expand. This is meant to handle the 'lookup 1 item in the index' case. In a large pack file, you'll read only a single page at each layer and then be done. When spidering out in a search, this will cause us to take a little bit longer to start expanding, but once we've started we'll be expanding at full velocity. This could be improved by having indexes inform each other that they have already entered the 'search' phase, or by having a hint from above to indicate the same. However, remember the 'bi-modal' distribution. Most indexes will either be very small, or very large. So either we'll read the whole thing quickly, or we'll end up spending a lot of time in the index. Which makes a small number of extra round trips to large indexes a small overhead. For 2-layer nodes, this only 'wastes' one round trip. 6. Now we are ready to expand the requests. Expand by looking for more pages next to the ones requested that fit within the current layer. If you run into a cached page, or a layer boundary, search further only in the opposite direction. This gives us proper locality of reference, and also helps because when a search goes in a single direction, we will continue to prefetch pages in that direction. .. vim: ft=rst tw=79 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/bundle-format4.txt0000644000000000000000000002554015162203117016014 0ustar00============================================ Merge Directive format 2 and Bundle format 4 ============================================ :Date: 2007-06-21 Motivation ---------- Merge Directive format 2 represents a request to perform a certain merge. It provides access to all the data necessary to perform that merge, by including a branch URL or a bundle payload. It typically will include a preview of what applying the patch would do. Bundle Format 4 is designed to be a compact format for storing revision metadata that can be generated quickly and installed into a repository efficiently. It is not intended to be human-readable. Note ---- These two formats, taken together, can be viewed as the successor of Bundle format 0.9, so their specifications are combined. It is expected that in the future, bundle and merge-directive formats will vary independently. Bundle Format Name ------------------ This is the fourth bundle format to see public use. Previous versions were 0.7, 0.8, and 0.9. Only 0.7's version number was aligned with a Bazaar release. Dependencies ------------ - Container format 1 - Multiparent diffs - Bencode - Patch-RIO Description ----------- Merge Directives fulfil the role previous bundle formats had of requesting a merge to be performed, but are a more flexible way of doing so. With the introduction of these two formats, there is a clear split between "directive", which is a request to merge (and therefore signable), and "bundle", which is just data. Merge Directive format 2 may provide a patch preview of the change being requested. If a preview is supplied, the receiving client will verify that the actual change matches the preview. Merge Directive format 2 also includes a testament hash, to ensure that if a branch is used, the branch cannot be subverted to cause the wrong changes to be applied. Bundle format 4 is designed to trade human-readability for speed and compactness. It does not contain a human-readable "prelude" patch. Merge Directive 2 Contents -------------------------- This format consists of three sections, in the following order. Patch-RIO command section ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This section is identical to the corresponding section in Format 1 merge directives, except as noted below. It is mandatory. It is terminated by a line reading ``#`` that is not preceeded by a line ending with ``\``. In order to support cherry-picking and patch comparison, this format adds a new piece of information, the ``base_revision_id``. This is a suggested base revision for merging. It may be supplied by the user. If not, it is calculated using the standard merge base algorithm, with the ``revision_id`` and target branch's ``last_revision`` as its inputs. When merging, clients should use the ``base_revision_id`` when it is not already present in the ancestry of the ``last_revision`` of the target branch. If it is already present, clients should calculate a merge base in the normal way. Patch preview section ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This section is optional. It begins with the line ``# Begin patch``. It is terminated by the end-of-file or by the beginning of a bundle section. Its contents are a unified diff, as per the ``bzr diff`` command. The FROM revision is the ``base_revision_id`` specified in the Patch-RIO section. Bundle section ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This section is optional, but if it is not supplied, a source_branch must be supplied. It begins with the line ``# Begin bundle``, and is terminated by the end-of-file. The contents are a base-64 encoded bundle. This may be any bundle format, but formats 4+ are strongly recommended. The base revision is the newest revision in the source branch which is an ancestor of all revisions not present in target which are ancestors of revision_id. This base revision may or may not be the same as the ``base_revision_id``. In particular, the ``base_revision_id`` may specify a cherry-pick, but all the ancestors of the ``base_revision_id`` should be installed in the target repository before performing such a merge. Bundle 4 Contents ----------------- Bazaar revision bundles begin with a format marker that reads ``# Bazaar revision bundle v4`` in plaintext. The remainder of the file is a ``Bazaar pack format 1`` container. The container is compressed using bzip2. Putting the format marker in plaintext ensures that old clients will give good diagnostics, but renders the file unreadable by standard bzip2 utilities. Serialization ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Format 4 records revision and inventory records in their repository serialization format. This minimizes translation and compression costs in the common case, where the sender and receiver use the same serialization format for their repository. Steps have been taken to ensure a faithful conversion when serialization formats are mismatched. Bundle Records ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The bundle format creates a single bundle-level record out of two container records. The first container record contains metainfo as a Bencoded dict. The second container record contains the body. The bundle record name is associated with the metainfo record. The body record is anonymous. Record metainfo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :record_kind: The storage strategy of the record. May be ``fulltext`` (the record body contains the full text of the value), ``mpdiff`` (the record body contains a multi-parent diff of the value), or ``header`` (no record body). :parents: Used in fulltext and mpdiff records. The revisions that should be noted as parents of this revision in the repository. For mpdiffs, this is also the list of build-parents. :sha1: Used in mpdiff records. The sha-1 hash of the full-text value. Bundle record naming ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All bundle records have a single name, which is associated with the metainfo container record. Records are named according to the body's content-kind, revision-id, and file-id. Content-kind may be one of: :file: a version of a user file :inventory: the tree inventory :revision: the revision metadata for a revision :signature: the revision signature for a revision Names are constructed like so: ``content-kind/revision-id/file-id``. Values are iterpreted left-to-right, so if two values are present, they are content-kind and revision-id. A record has a file-id if-and-only-if it is a file record. Info records have no revision or file-id. Inventory, revision and signature all have content-kind and revision-id, but no file-id. Layout ~~~~~~ The first record is an info/header record. The subsequent records are mpdiff file records. The are ordered first by file id, then in topological order by revision-id. The next records are mpdiff inventory records. They are topologically sorted. The next records are revision and signature fulltexts. They are interleaved and topologically sorted. Info record ~~~~~~~~~~~ The info record has type ``header``. It has no revision_id or file_id. Its metadata contains: :serializer: A string describing the serialization format used for inventory and revision data. May be ``xml5``, ``xml6`` or ``xml7``. :supports_rich_root: 1 if the source repository supports rich roots, 0 otherwise. Implementation notes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - knit deltas contain almost enough information to extract the original SequenceMatcher.get_matching_blocks() call used to produce them. Combining that information with the relevant fulltexts allows us to avoid performing sequence matching on any fulltexts for which we have deltas. - MultiParent deltas contain ``get_matching_blocks`` output almost verbatim, but if there is more than one parent, the information about the leftmost parent may be incomplete. However, for single-parent multiparent diffs, we can extract the ``SequenceMatcher.get_matching_blocks`` output, and therefore ``the SequenceMatcher.get_opcodes`` output used to create knit deltas. Installing data across serialization mismatches ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In practice, there cannot be revision serialization mismatches, because the serialization of revisions has been consistent in serializations 5-7 If there is a mismatch in inventory serialization formats, the receiver can 1. extract the inventory objects for the parents 2. serialize them using the bundle serialize 3. apply the mpdiff 4. calculate the fulltext sha1 5. compare the calculated sha1 to the expected sha1 6. deserialize using the bundle serializer 7. serialize using the repository serializer 8. add to the repository This is much slower, of course. But since the since the fulltext is verified at step 5, it should be just as safe as any other conversion. Model differences ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Note that there may be model differences requiring additional changes. These differences are described by the "supports_rich_root" value in the info record. A subset of xml6 and xml7 records are compatible with xml5 (i.e. those that were converted from xml5 originally). When installing from a bundle whose serializer supports tree references to a repository that does not support tree references, clients should halt if they encounter a record containing a tree reference. When installing from a supports_rich_root bundle to a repository that does not support rich roots, clients should halt if they encounter an inventory record whose root directory revision-id does not match the inventory revision id. When installing from a bundle that does not support rich roots to a repository that does, additional knits should be added for the root directory, with a revision for each inventory revision. Validating preview patches ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When applying a merge directive that includes a preview, clients should verify that the preview matches the changes requested by the merge directive. In order to do this, the client should generate a diff from the ``base_revision_id`` to the ``revision_id``. This diff should be compared against the preview patch, making allowances for the fact that whitespace munging may have occurred. One form of whitespace munging that has been observed is line-ending conversion. Certain mail clients such as Evolution do not respect the line-endings of text attachments. Since line-ending conversion is unlikely to alter the meaning of a patch, it seems safe to ignore line endings when comparing the preview patch. Another form of whitespace munging that has been observed is trailing-whitespace stripping. Again, it seems unlikely that stripping trailing whitespace could alter the meaning of a patch. Such a distinction is also invisible to readers, so ignoring it does not create a new threat. So it seems reasonable to ignore trailing whitespace when comparing the patches. Other mungings are possible, but it is recommended not to implement support for them until they have been observed. Each of these changes makes the comparison more approximate, and the more approximate it becomes, the easier it is to provide a preview patch that does not match the requested changes. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/bundles.txt0000644000000000000000000000550015162203117014617 0ustar00======= Bundles ======= Status ====== :Date: 2007-06-19 This document describes the current and future design of the bzr bundle facility. .. contents:: Motivation ========== Bundles are intended to be a compact binary representation of the changes done within a branch for transmission between users. Bundles should be able to be used easily and seamlessly - we want to avoid having a parallel set of commands to get data from within a bundle. A related concept is **merge directives** which are used to transmit bzr merge and merge-like operations from one user to another in such a way that the recipient can be sure they get the correct data the initiator desired. Desired features ================ * A bundle should be able to substitute for the entire branch in any bzr command that operates on branches in a read only fashion. * Bundles should be as small as possible without losing data to keep them feasible for including in emails. Historical Design ================= Not formally documented, the current released implementation can be found in bzrlib.bundle.serializer. One key element is that this design included parts of the branch data as human readable diffs; which were then subject to corruption by transports such as email. June 2007 Design ================ `Bundle Format 4 spec`_ .. _Bundle Format 4 spec: bundle-format4.html Future Plans ============ Bundles will be implemented as a 'Shallow Branch' with the branch and repository data combined into a single file. This removes the need to special case bundle handling for all command which read from branches. Physical encoding ----------------- Bundles will be encoded using the bzr pack format. Within the pack the branch metadata will be serialised as a BzrMetaDir1 branch entry. The Repository data added by the revisions contained in the bundle will be encoded using multi parent diffs as they are the most pithy diffs we are able to create today in the presence of merges. XXX More details needed? Code reuse ---------- Ideally we can reuse our BzrMetaDir based branch formats directly within a Bundle by layering a Transport interface on top of the pack - or just copying the data out into a readonly memory transport when we read the pack. This suggests we will have a pack specific Control instance, replacing the usual 'BzrDir' instance, but use the Branch class as-is. For the Repository access, we will create a composite Repository using the planned Repository Stacking API, and a minimal Repository implementation that can work with the multi parent diffs within the bundle. We will need access to a branch that has the basis revision of the bundle to be able to construct revisions from within it - this is a requirement for Shallow Branches too, so hopefully we can define a single mechanism at the Branch level to gain access to that. .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/chk-map.txt0000644000000000000000000001760715210252426014517 0ustar00======================== CHK Map Implementation ======================== CHK (Content Hash Key) Maps are persistent dictionary data structures that store key-value mappings in a CHK store using a trie-based approach. This document describes the file format and algorithms used in Breezy's CHK map implementation. Overview ======== CHKMap implements a dict from tuple_of_strings->string by using a trie with internal nodes of 8-bit fan out. The key tuples are mapped to strings by joining them with \x00, and \x00 padding shorter keys out to the length of the longest key. The implementation consists of two main node types: 1. **LeafNode**: Contains actual key-value pairs 2. **InternalNode**: Contains references to other nodes (leaf or internal) File Format =========== CHK maps use two distinct file formats for the two node types. LeafNode Format --------------- LeafNodes store actual key-value data and have the following serialized format:: chkleaf: \x00 ... \x00 ... Where: - ``maximum_size``: The size threshold for splitting nodes (0 for unlimited) - ``key_width``: Number of elements in each key tuple - ``length``: Number of key-value pairs in this node - ``common_prefix``: Common prefix shared by all serialized keys in this node - ``key_suffix_N``: The part of the serialized key after removing common_prefix - ``num_value_lines``: Number of lines the value spans (for multi-line values) - ``value_line_N``: Lines of the value content Example LeafNode:: chkleaf: 100 1 2 foo\x00 bar\x001 value1 baz\x001 value2 This represents two key-value pairs: ``(('foobar',), 'value1')`` and ``(('foobaz',), 'value2')``. InternalNode Format ------------------- InternalNodes store references to child nodes and have the following format:: chknode: \x00 \x00 ... Where: - ``maximum_size``: The size threshold for splitting nodes - ``key_width``: Number of elements in each key tuple - ``total_length``: Total number of key-value pairs in all child nodes - ``search_prefix``: Common search key prefix for all child prefixes - ``child_prefix_N``: The search key prefix that leads to this child - ``child_key_N``: The CHK key (sha1:...) of the child node Example InternalNode:: chknode: 100 1 5 a a\x00sha1:1234567890abcdef... b\x00sha1:fedcba0987654321... This represents an internal node with search prefix "a" and two children accessible via prefixes "aa" and "ab". Data Structures =============== CHKMap Class ------------ The main ``CHKMap`` class provides the public interface: - ``__init__(store, root_key, search_key_func=None)`` - ``map(key, value)`` - Add/update a key-value mapping - ``unmap(key)`` - Remove a key-value mapping - ``iteritems(key_filter=None)`` - Iterate over all or filtered items - ``apply_delta(delta)`` - Apply multiple changes efficiently - ``key()`` - Get the root CHK key for this map Node Classes ------------ **Node (Base Class)** - Common interface for LeafNode and InternalNode - Tracks ``_key``, ``_len``, ``_maximum_size``, ``_key_width``, ``_raw_size`` **LeafNode** - Stores ``_items`` dict of key->value mappings - Manages ``_common_serialised_prefix`` for space efficiency - Implements splitting when size exceeds ``_maximum_size`` **InternalNode** - Stores ``_items`` dict of prefix->child_node mappings - Manages ``_search_prefix`` and ``_node_width`` - Handles node collapse when children are removed Key Algorithms ============== Search Key Functions -------------------- CHK maps use search key functions to convert actual keys into search keys used for tree navigation: 1. **Plain Search (_search_key_plain)**: Simply joins key tuple elements with \x00 2. **Hash-based Search (_search_key_16, _search_key_255)**: Uses hash of key for more balanced trees Tree Navigation --------------- Key lookup follows this algorithm: 1. Start at root node 2. If current node is LeafNode, look up key directly in ``_items`` 3. If current node is InternalNode: - Compute search key for target key - Find prefix that matches search key - Follow reference to child node - Repeat from step 2 Node Splitting -------------- When a LeafNode exceeds its maximum size: 1. Compute common search prefix of all keys 2. Split at ``len(common_prefix) + 1`` position 3. Group keys by their prefix at split position 4. Create new LeafNode for each prefix group 5. Create InternalNode to reference the new LeafNodes 6. Return the InternalNode as replacement Node Collapsing ---------------- When nodes shrink due to deletions, the system checks if an InternalNode's children can be collapsed back into a single LeafNode: 1. Only attempt if all children are LeafNodes 2. Try to fit all child key-value pairs into a new LeafNode 3. If successful, replace InternalNode with the new LeafNode Optimization Features ===================== Prefix Compression ------------------ Both node types use prefix compression to reduce storage: - **LeafNodes**: Store common prefix separately, only store suffixes per item - **InternalNodes**: Store common search prefix separately Caching ------- The implementation includes several caching mechanisms: - **Page Cache**: Per-thread LRU cache for deserialized node data - **Node References**: Lazy loading of child nodes until accessed Delta Application ----------------- The ``apply_delta`` method optimizes bulk updates: 1. Validates that new items don't already exist 2. Applies all deletions first 3. Applies all additions 4. Performs single remap check at the end 5. Serializes all changes atomically Search Optimizations -------------------- Iterator operations include several optimizations: - **Key Filtering**: Only load nodes that might contain matching keys - **Batch Loading**: Load multiple nodes in single I/O operation when possible - **Common Node Detection**: Skip identical subtrees during iteration Usage Patterns =============== Creating a CHK Map ------------------ :: # From a dictionary root_key = CHKMap.from_dict(store, initial_dict, maximum_size=4096, key_width=1, search_key_func=chk_map._search_key_plain) # Empty map chk_map = CHKMap(store, None) Reading and Writing ------------------- :: # Load existing map chk_map = CHKMap(store, root_key) # Add items chk_map.map(('key1',), b'value1') chk_map.map(('key2',), b'value2') # Remove items chk_map.unmap(('key1',)) # Save changes new_root_key = chk_map._save() Iteration --------- :: # Iterate all items for key, value in chk_map.iteritems(): print(key, value) # Filtered iteration key_filter = [('prefix1',), ('prefix2',)] for key, value in chk_map.iteritems(key_filter=key_filter): print(key, value) Bulk Updates ------------ :: # Efficient bulk updates delta = [ (('old_key',), ('new_key',), b'new_value'), # rename (None, ('added_key',), b'added_value'), # addition (('deleted_key',), None, None), # deletion ] new_root_key = chk_map.apply_delta(delta) Performance Characteristics =========================== - **Lookup Time**: O(log n) where n is number of items - **Insert/Delete Time**: O(log n) plus potential node split/collapse costs - **Space Overhead**: Minimized by prefix compression and balanced tree structure - **Cache Efficiency**: Good due to prefix-based grouping and LRU caching The CHK map design provides efficient persistent storage for large dictionaries with good performance characteristics for both sequential and random access patterns.bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/chk_map.txt0000644000000000000000000002222115210252426014565 0ustar00========================================== CHK Map File Format Specification ========================================== .. contents:: Overview ======== CHK (Content Hash Key) maps are persistent maps from tuple_of_strings->string using CHK stores. They implement a trie data structure with internal nodes having 8-bit fan-out. The key tuples are mapped to strings by joining them with \x00 (null bytes), and \x00 padding shorter keys out to the length of the longest key. Leaf nodes are packed as densely as possible, and internal nodes are all an additional 8-bits wide, leading to a sparse upper tree. CHK maps are used in Bazaar's group-compress repository format (2a) for storing inventory data and other content-addressed storage needs. Each node in the CHK map is stored as a separate record with a SHA1 hash as its identifier. Key Concepts ============ Key Serialization ----------------- Keys in CHK maps are tuples of byte strings. These are serialized by joining the elements with ``\x00`` (null byte) separators. For example: * ``(b"foo", b"bar")`` → ``b"foo\x00bar"`` * ``(b"a", b"b", b"c")`` → ``b"a\x00b\x00c"`` Search Key Functions -------------------- CHK maps support different search key functions that transform keys before using them for node organization: 1. **Plain** (``_search_key_plain``): Direct concatenation with ``\x00`` separators * Example: ``(b"foo", b"bar")`` → ``b"foo\x00bar"`` 2. **16-bit Hash** (``_search_key_16``): CRC32 of each element, formatted as uppercase hex with ``\x00`` separators * Example: ``(b"a",)`` → ``b"E8B7BE43\x00"`` * Example: ``(b"a", b"b")`` → ``b"E8B7BE43\x0071BEEFF9"`` * Provides better key distribution for hash-based storage 3. **255-way Hash** (``_search_key_255``): CRC32 as 4 bytes, with ``\n`` replaced by ``_`` * Used for wider fan-out in internal nodes * Example: ``(b"a",)`` → ``b"\xe8\xb7\xbeC"`` (4 raw bytes) Node Addressing --------------- Each node is addressable by its SHA1 hash of the serialized content. Node references are stored as ``sha1:`` where ```` is the 40-character hexadecimal representation of the SHA1 hash. Node Types ========== LeafNode Format --------------- LeafNodes store the actual key-value pairs. The binary format is:: chkleaf:\n \n \n \n \n [\x00\n \n \n ...]* Field descriptions: * ``chkleaf:`` - Literal marker (8 bytes) identifying this as a leaf node * ```` - Decimal integer, maximum size this node can grow to before splitting * ```` - Decimal integer, number of elements in each key tuple * ```` - Decimal integer, number of items stored in this node * ```` - Common prefix shared by all serialized keys in this node (can be empty) For each item: * ```` - The key with common prefix removed, elements separated by ``\x00`` * ```` - Decimal integer, number of lines in the value * Value lines follow, each terminated by ``\n`` Example LeafNode:: chkleaf: 100 2 3 foo\x00 bar\x001 value1 baz\x002 value 2 \x001 value3 This represents a leaf with: * Maximum size: 100 bytes * Key width: 2 (tuples have 2 elements each) * Item count: 3 items stored * Common prefix: ``foo\x00`` (shared by all keys) * Item 1: key=(``foo``, ``bar``), value=``value1`` * Item 2: key=(``foo``, ``baz``), value=``value\n2`` (multi-line value) * Item 3: key=(``foo``, ``\x00``), value=``value3`` Note: The keys are reconstructed by prepending the common prefix to each key suffix. InternalNode Format ------------------- InternalNodes contain references to child nodes. The binary format is:: chknode:\n \n \n \n \n [\x00\n]* Field descriptions: * ``chknode:`` - Literal marker (8 bytes) identifying this as an internal node * ```` - Decimal integer, maximum size parameter * ```` - Decimal integer, number of elements in keys * ```` - Decimal integer, total number of items in all descendant nodes * ```` - Common search prefix for this node For each child: * ```` - Search key prefix with common prefix removed * ```` - SHA1 hash of the child node (format: ``sha1:hexhash``) Example InternalNode:: chknode: 4096 1 15 a aa\x00sha1:1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678 ab\x00sha1:abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12 ac\x00sha1:567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890ab This represents an internal node with: * Maximum size: 4096 bytes * Key width: 1 (single element keys) * Total item count: 15 (sum of all items in descendant nodes) * Search prefix: ``a`` (common to all children) * Three child nodes with search key prefixes ``aa``, ``ab``, ``ac`` * Child references stored as SHA1 hashes in the format ``sha1:<40-char-hex>`` Format Properties ================= Compression ----------- Nodes use common prefix compression to reduce size: * LeafNodes store a common prefix shared by all keys * InternalNodes store a search prefix common to all children * Only the suffix after the common prefix is stored for each item Node Splitting -------------- When a LeafNode exceeds its ``maximum_size``, it splits: 1. The node computes the common search prefix of all keys 2. Split occurs at position ``len(common_prefix) + 1`` 3. Items are distributed into new LeafNodes based on their prefixes at the split position 4. A new InternalNode is created to reference the split nodes 5. Keys shorter than the split position are padded with ``\x00`` bytes Example split with search keys: * Before: LeafNode with keys ``aaa``, ``aab``, ``aba``, ``abb`` * Common search prefix: ``a`` * Split at position 2 (len("a") + 1) * After: InternalNode with two children: * Child ``aa``: LeafNode with ``aaa``, ``aab`` * Child ``ab``: LeafNode with ``aba``, ``abb`` Note: If a split results in a child that itself needs splitting, the process continues recursively, potentially creating deeper internal nodes. Node Collapsing --------------- When nodes shrink (due to deletions), the tree may collapse: 1. If an InternalNode has only one child remaining, it returns that child 2. If all children of an InternalNode are LeafNodes and their combined size fits within maximum_size, they merge into a single LeafNode 3. This happens recursively up the tree 4. Helps maintain efficiency after deletions Collapse conditions: * Single child remaining in an InternalNode (immediate collapse) * Multiple LeafNode children that fit within size limits when combined * The check stops early if any child is an InternalNode Binary Safety ------------- The format handles binary data safely: * Null bytes in values are preserved (using line count encoding) * Values can contain any byte sequence * Keys use null bytes as separators, but this is handled by the tuple structure Line Encoding ------------- Values are encoded with line counts to handle multi-line data: * Each value is preceded by its line count * Lines are separated by ``\n`` * A trailing ``\n`` is always added to the last line * This allows values to contain newlines safely Implementation Notes ==================== Memory Efficiency ----------------- * Nodes are loaded on-demand from the store * A page cache is used to avoid repeated deserialization * Cache uses LRU eviction based on total byte size * Thread-local caches avoid locking overhead Thread Safety ------------- * Each thread maintains its own page cache * No shared state between threads for cache operations * Avoids locking overhead for cache access Search Algorithm ---------------- Node lookups follow these steps: 1. Transform the key using the search key function 2. Start at the root node 3. For InternalNodes, find the child with the longest matching prefix 4. Continue until reaching a LeafNode 5. Search the LeafNode's items for the exact key Performance Characteristics --------------------------- * Lookup: O(key length) - bounded by tree depth * Insertion: O(key length) + potential split cost * Deletion: O(key length) + potential merge cost * Tree depth: Typically 2-4 levels for normal use cases * Iteration: Supports efficient key filtering to reduce I/O * Bulk operations: Optimized for batch updates Limitations ----------- * Keys must be tuples of byte strings * Values must be byte strings * Maximum node size affects performance trade-offs: * Larger nodes: fewer levels, more I/O per node * Smaller nodes: more levels, less I/O per node * Special handling for hash collisions: When using hash-based search keys, multiple keys may map to the same search key. The format handles this by allowing nodes to grow beyond maximum_size when all keys have identical search keys. Version Compatibility ===================== This specification describes the format as implemented in: * Bazaar 2.0 and later * Breezy 3.0 and later The format is stable and designed for long-term compatibility. Any future extensions will maintain backward compatibility with this specification. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/container-format.txt0000644000000000000000000001677515162203117016453 0ustar00================ Container format ================ Status ====== :Date: 2007-06-07 This document describes the proposed container format for streaming and storing collections of data in Bazaar. Initially this will be used for streaming revision data for incremental push/pull in the smart server for 0.18, but the intention is that this will be the basis for much more than just that use case. In particular, this document currently focuses almost exclusively on the streaming case, and not the on-disk storage case. It also does not discuss the APIs used to manipulate containers and their records. .. contents:: Motivation ========== To create a low-level file format which is suitable for solving the smart server latency problem and whose layout and requirements are extendable in future versions of Bazaar, and with no requirements that the smart server does not have today. Terminology =========== A **container** is a streamable file that contains a series of **records**. Records may have **names**, and consist of bytes. Use Cases ========= Here's a brief description of use cases this format is intended to support. Streaming data between a smart server and client ------------------------------------------------ It would be nice if we could combine multiple containers into a single stream by something no more expensive than concatenation (e.g. by omitting end/start marker pairs). This doesn't imply that such a combination necessarily produces a valid container (e.g. care must be taken to ensure that names are still unique in the combined container), or even a useful container. It is simply that the cost of assembling a new combined container is practically as cheap as simple concatenation. Incremental push or pull ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Consider the use case of incremental push/pull, which is currently (0.16) very slow on high-latency links due to the large number of round trips. What we'd like is something like the following. A client will make a request meaning "give me the knit contents for these revision IDs" (how the client determines which revision IDs it needs is unimportant here). In response, the server streams a single container of: * one record per file-id:revision-id knit gzip contents and graph data, * one record per inventory:revision-id knit gzip contents and graph data, * one record per revision knit gzip contents, * one record per revision signature, * end marker record. in that order. Persistent storage on disk -------------------------- We want a storage format that allows lock-free writes, which suggests a format that uses *rename into place*, and *do not modify after writing*. Usable before deep model changes to Bazaar ------------------------------------------ We want a format we can use and refine sooner rather than later. So it should be usable before the anticipated model changes for Bazaar "1.0" land, while not conflicting with those changes either. Specifically, we'd like to have this format in Bazaar 0.18. Examples of possible record content ----------------------------------- * full texts of file versions * deltas of full texts * revisions * inventories * inventory as tree items e.g. the inventory data for 20 files * revision signatures * per-file graph data * annotation cache Characteristics =============== Some key aspects of the described format are discussed in this section. No length-prefixing of entire container --------------------------------------- The overall container is not length-prefixed. Instead there is an end marker so that readers can determine when they have read the entire container. This also does not conflict with the goal of allowing single-pass writing. Structured as a self-contained series of records ------------------------------------------------ The container contains a series of *records*. Each record is self-delimiting. Record markers are lightweight. The overhead in terms of bytes and processing for records in this container vs. the raw contents of those records is minimal. Addressing records ------------------ There is a requirement that each object can be given an arbitrary name. Some version control systems address all content by the SHA-1 digest of that content, but this scheme is unsatisfactory for Bazaar's revision objects. We can still allow addressing by SHA-1 digest for those content types where it makes sense. Some proposed object names: * to name a revision: "``revision:``\ *revision-id*". e.g., `revision:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20070531210833-8ptk86ocu822hjd5`. * to name an inventory delta: "``inventory.delta:``\ *revision-id*". e.g., `inventory.delta:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20070531210833-8ptk86ocu822hjd5`. It seems likely that we may want to have multiple names for an object. This format allows that (by allowing multiple ``name`` headers in a Bytes record). Although records are in principle addressable by name, this specification alone doesn't provide for efficient access to a particular record given its name. It is intended that separate indexes will be maintained to provide this. It is acceptable to have records with no explicit name, if the expected use of them does not require them. For example: * a record's content could be self-describing in the context of a particular container, or * a record could be accessed via an index based on SHA-1, or * when streaming, the first record could be treated specially. Reasonably cheap for small records ---------------------------------- The overhead for storing fairly short records (tens of bytes, rather than thousands or millions) is minimal. The minimum overhead is 3 bytes plus the length of the decimal representation of the *length* value (for a record with no name). Specification ============= This describes just a basic layer for storing a simple series of "records". This layer has no intrinsic understanding of the contents of those records. The format is: * a **container lead-in**, "``Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n``", * followed by one or more **records**. A record is: * a 1 byte **kind marker**. * 0 or more bytes of record content, depending on the record type. Record types ------------ End Marker ~~~~~~~~~~ An **End Marker** record: * has a kind marker of "``E``", * no content bytes. End Marker records signal the end of a container. Bytes ~~~~~ A **Bytes** record: * has a kind marker of "``B``", * followed by a mandatory **content length** [1]_: "*number*\ ``\n``", where *number* is in decimal, e.g:: 1234 * followed by zero or more optional **names**: "*name*\ ``\n``", e.g.:: revision:pqm@pqm.ubuntu.com-20070531210833-8ptk86ocu822hjd5 * followed by an **end of headers** byte: "``\n``", * followed by some **bytes**, exactly as many as specified by the length prefix header. So a Bytes record is a series of lines encoding the length and names (if any) followed by a body. For example, this is a possible Bytes record (including the kind marker):: B26 example-name1 example-name2 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Names ----- Names should be UTF-8 encoded strings, with no whitespace. Names should be unique within a single container, but no guarantee of uniqueness outside of the container is made by this layer. Names need to be at least one character long. .. [1] This requires that the writer of a record knows the full length of the record up front, which typically means it will need to buffer an entire record in memory. For the first version of this format this is considered to be acceptable. .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/dirstate.txt0000644000000000000000000004740515210515006015011 0ustar00================= DirState Format ================= This document provides a complete technical specification of the DirState file format used by Breezy for tracking working directory state. The specification is detailed enough to enable third-party implementations that are byte-for-byte compatible. Overview ======== The DirState format is a binary file format that efficiently stores the complete state of a working directory tree, including file metadata, directory structure, and multiple tree states (current working tree plus parent revisions). Key characteristics: * Binary format optimized for fast reading and writing * Tracks multiple tree states simultaneously * Includes file metadata (size, mtime, permissions) * Supports stat caching for performance * NULL-separated field encoding * CRC32 integrity checking * Lock-based concurrency control File Structure ============== A DirState file consists of these sequential sections: 1. **Header Line** - Format identification 2. **CRC32 Line** - Integrity checksum 3. **Entry Count Line** - Number of directory entries 4. **Parent Details** - Parent revision information 5. **Ghost Details** - Ghost revision information 6. **Entry Data** - Directory and file records All sections are UTF-8 encoded with specific field separators. Header Format ============= Format Identification --------------------- The file must begin with exactly:: #bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n This identifies the format as DirState version 3. The complete header is 32 bytes including the newline. Version History ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * **Format 2**: ``#bazaar dirstate flat format 2\n`` (legacy) * **Format 3**: ``#bazaar dirstate flat format 3\n`` (current) CRC32 Line ---------- :: crc32: CHECKSUM\n Where CHECKSUM is the decimal CRC32 value of all content following this line. Example:: crc32: 41262208\n Entry Count Line ---------------- :: num_entries: COUNT\n Where COUNT is the decimal number of directory entries in the file. Example:: num_entries: 15\n Parent and Ghost Details ========================= Parent Details Line ------------------- :: PARENT_COUNT\0REVISION_ID_1\0REVISION_ID_2\0...\0\n * **PARENT_COUNT** - Decimal number of parent revisions * **REVISION_ID_N** - UTF-8 encoded revision identifier * Fields separated by null bytes (``\0``) * Line terminated by newline Example:: 1\0revision-20051003-1\0\n Ghost Details Line ------------------ :: GHOST_COUNT\0GHOST_ID_1\0GHOST_ID_2\0...\0\n Similar format to parent details, but for ghost revisions (parent revisions not present in the repository). Example for no ghosts:: 0\0\n Entry Data Format ================= Entry Structure --------------- Each entry represents one file or directory and consists of: 1. **Entry Key** (3 fields) - Path and file identification 2. **Tree Data** (5 fields per tree) - Metadata for each tree state 3. **Newline** - Entry separator The total number of fields per entry is:: fields_per_entry = 3 + (5 × tree_count) tree_count = 1 + num_present_parents Entry Key Fields ---------------- **Field 1: Directory Name** Path to containing directory (empty string for root directory) **Field 2: Base Name** File or directory name within the directory **Field 3: File ID** Unique identifier for this file/directory across renames Tree Data Fields ---------------- For each tree state (current tree plus each parent), there are 5 fields: **Field 1: Minikind** Single character indicating file type: * ``f`` - Regular file * ``d`` - Directory * ``l`` - Symbolic link * ``a`` - Absent (not present in this tree) * ``r`` - Relocated (moved elsewhere) * ``t`` - Tree reference (submodule) **Field 2: Fingerprint** Content-dependent identifier: * **Files**: SHA-1 hash (40 lowercase hex characters) * **Symlinks**: Target path of the symlink * **Directories**: Empty string * **Tree references**: Referenced revision ID * **Absent/Relocated**: Empty string **Field 3: Size** File size in decimal bytes (``0`` for non-files) **Field 4: Executable** Executable permission flag: * ``y`` - Executable * ``n`` - Not executable **Field 5: Tree-Specific Data** Format depends on tree type: * **Current tree**: Packed stat information (see below) * **Parent trees**: Revision ID where this state was recorded Entry Serialization -------------------- All fields are joined with null bytes and terminated with newline:: dirname\0basename\0file_id\0minikind1\0fingerprint1\0size1\0executable1\0packed_stat1\0...\0\n Example entry for root directory:: \0\0root-file-id\0d\0\00\0n\0AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk\0\n Packed Stat Format ================== The packed stat field encodes file system metadata as a 32-character base64 string. Binary Structure ---------------- The packed stat contains 6 32-bit big-endian values:: struct PackedStat { size: u32, // File size & 0xFFFFFFFF mtime: u32, // Modification time & 0xFFFFFFFF ctime: u32, // Creation time & 0xFFFFFFFF dev: u32, // Device ID & 0xFFFFFFFF ino: u32, // Inode number & 0xFFFFFFFF mode: u32, // File mode & 0xFFFFFFFF } Encoding Process ---------------- 1. Pack 6 values as 24 bytes (6 × 4-byte big-endian integers) 2. Encode with base64 to produce 32-character string 3. Store in packed_stat field Special Values -------------- **NULLSTAT** ``xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx`` (32 x characters) Used for files that should not be stat-cached: * Files modified within 3 seconds of current time * Files with unreliable stat information * Directories and other non-regular files Example packed stat:: AAAAREUHaIpFB2iKAAADAQAtkqUAAIGk Directory Organization ====================== Entry Ordering -------------- Entries are sorted by: 1. **Directory path** (as list of path components) 2. **File name** within directory 3. **File ID** (for deterministic ordering) This creates "dirblocks" - consecutive entries from the same directory. Path Comparison --------------- Paths are compared component-wise: * Split on path separators * Compare each component as UTF-8 strings * Shorter paths sort before longer paths with same prefix Example ordering:: "" # Root directory "dir1" # Files in root "dir2" "subdir/" # Subdirectory marker "subdir/file1" # Files in subdirectory "subdir/file2" CRC32 Integrity Checking ========================= Checksum Calculation -------------------- The CRC32 is calculated over all file content after the CRC32 line: 1. Read entire file content after ``crc32: NNNNNNNN\n`` 2. Calculate CRC32 of this content 3. Compare with stored checksum value The CRC32 uses the standard polynomial (0xEDB88320) with these parameters: * Initial value: 0xFFFFFFFF * Final XOR: 0xFFFFFFFF * Bit order: LSB first Validation Process ------------------ :: def validate_crc32(file_content, stored_crc): # Find end of CRC32 line crc_end = file_content.find(b'\n', file_content.find(b'crc32:')) + 1 # Calculate CRC32 of remaining content data_content = file_content[crc_end:] calculated_crc = crc32(data_content) & 0xFFFFFFFF return calculated_crc == stored_crc Locking Mechanism ================= Lock Types ---------- DirState uses file-based locking with these states: * **Read Lock** - Shared access for reading * **Write Lock** - Exclusive access for modifications * **Unlocked** - No lock held Lock Implementation ------------------- Locks are implemented using: * **.bzr/checkout/dirstate.lock** - Lock file * **File handle retention** - Keep file open while locked * **Process coordination** - Prevent concurrent modifications Lock States ----------- The DirState object tracks lock state internally: * ``"r"`` - Read locked * ``"w"`` - Write locked * ``None`` - Unlocked Reading Process =============== File Loading ------------ 1. **Acquire read lock** on the DirState file 2. **Read and validate header** - Check format and extract metadata 3. **Read parent details** - Parse parent revision list 4. **Read ghost details** - Parse ghost revision list 5. **Read entry data** - Parse all directory entries 6. **Validate CRC32** - Verify file integrity 7. **Build dirblocks** - Group entries by directory Parsing Algorithm ----------------- :: def read_dirstate(file_handle): # Read header header = file_handle.readline() validate_format(header) # Read CRC32 crc_line = file_handle.readline() stored_crc = extract_crc32(crc_line) # Read entry count count_line = file_handle.readline() entry_count = extract_count(count_line) # Read remaining content for CRC validation remaining_content = file_handle.read() validate_crc32(remaining_content, stored_crc) # Parse parent and ghost details lines = remaining_content.split('\n') parents = parse_parents(lines[0]) ghosts = parse_ghosts(lines[1]) # Parse entries entries = [] for line in lines[2:entry_count+2]: if line: entries.append(parse_entry(line)) return DirState(parents, ghosts, entries) Entry Parsing ------------- :: def parse_entry(line): fields = line.split('\0') # Extract entry key dirname = fields[0] basename = fields[1] file_id = fields[2] # Extract tree data (5 fields per tree) tree_count = (len(fields) - 3) // 5 trees = [] for i in range(tree_count): base = 3 + i * 5 tree_data = TreeData( minikind=fields[base], fingerprint=fields[base+1], size=int(fields[base+2]) if fields[base+2] else 0, executable=(fields[base+3] == 'y'), tree_specific=fields[base+4] ) trees.append(tree_data) return Entry(dirname, basename, file_id, trees) Writing Process =============== File Creation ------------- 1. **Acquire write lock** - Get exclusive access 2. **Prepare data** - Serialize parents, ghosts, and entries 3. **Calculate CRC32** - Hash the entry content 4. **Write file** - Output header, metadata, and entries 5. **Sync to disk** - Force filesystem write (if configured) 6. **Update lock state** - Convert to read lock or unlock Serialization Algorithm ----------------------- :: def write_dirstate(dirstate, file_handle): # Prepare entry lines entry_lines = [] for entry in sorted(dirstate.entries): fields = [entry.dirname, entry.basename, entry.file_id] for tree_data in entry.trees: fields.extend([ tree_data.minikind, tree_data.fingerprint, str(tree_data.size), 'y' if tree_data.executable else 'n', tree_data.tree_specific ]) entry_lines.append('\0'.join(fields) + '\0') # Prepare parent and ghost lines parent_line = prepare_parents_line(dirstate.parents) ghost_line = prepare_ghosts_line(dirstate.ghosts) # Calculate CRC32 of content content = parent_line + ghost_line + '\n'.join(entry_lines) + '\n' crc32_value = calculate_crc32(content) # Write file file_handle.write(HEADER_FORMAT_3) file_handle.write(f'crc32: {crc32_value}\n') file_handle.write(f'num_entries: {len(entry_lines)}\n') file_handle.write(content) file_handle.flush() Performance Optimization ======================== Caching Strategy ---------------- **Stat Caching** * Avoid redundant filesystem stat() calls * Compare packed_stat values to detect changes * Use NULLSTAT for unreliable data **Incremental Loading** * Load directory blocks on demand * Keep frequently accessed blocks in memory * Configurable cache size limits **Bisection Support** * Fast directory lookup by path * Efficient individual file lookup * Binary search on sorted entries Memory Management ----------------- **DirBlock States** * **NOT_IN_MEMORY** - Content not loaded * **IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED** - Loaded, unchanged * **IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED** - Only metadata updates * **IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED** - Structural changes **Save Optimization** * **worth_saving_limit** - Minimum changes to trigger save (default: 10) * **Cutoff time** - Files modified within 3 seconds use NULLSTAT * **Batch updates** - Group multiple changes before saving Error Handling ============== Format Errors -------------- **Invalid Header** * Wrong format string * Unsupported version number **Corruption Detection** * CRC32 checksum mismatch * Incorrect field count in entries * Malformed null-separated fields **Lock Errors** * LockContention - Another process holds lock * LockNotHeld - Operation requires lock but none held * ReadOnlyError - Attempt to modify without write lock Recovery Strategies ------------------- **Graceful Degradation** * Ignore entries with invalid field counts * Use NULLSTAT for unparseable stat data * Continue processing after non-critical errors **Integrity Verification** * Always validate CRC32 before using data * Check field counts match expected format * Verify parent/ghost count consistency Example Implementation ====================== Complete Entry Parsing ----------------------- :: def parse_dirstate_entry(line, tree_count): """Parse a single dirstate entry line.""" fields = line.split('\0') expected_fields = 3 + (5 * tree_count) if len(fields) != expected_fields + 1: # +1 for trailing empty raise ValueError(f"Expected {expected_fields} fields, got {len(fields)-1}") # Entry key dirname = fields[0] basename = fields[1] file_id = fields[2] # Tree data trees = [] for i in range(tree_count): base = 3 + i * 5 minikind = fields[base] fingerprint = fields[base + 1] size = int(fields[base + 2]) if fields[base + 2] else 0 executable = fields[base + 3] == 'y' tree_specific = fields[base + 4] trees.append(TreeData(minikind, fingerprint, size, executable, tree_specific)) return Entry(dirname, basename, file_id, trees) Packed Stat Handling --------------------- :: def pack_stat(stat_result): """Pack filesystem stat into base64 string.""" import struct import base64 # Pack 6 32-bit big-endian values packed = struct.pack('>LLLLLL', stat_result.st_size & 0xFFFFFFFF, int(stat_result.st_mtime) & 0xFFFFFFFF, int(stat_result.st_ctime) & 0xFFFFFFFF, stat_result.st_dev & 0xFFFFFFFF, stat_result.st_ino & 0xFFFFFFFF, stat_result.st_mode & 0xFFFFFFFF ) return base64.b64encode(packed).decode('ascii') def unpack_stat(packed_stat): """Unpack base64 stat string to values.""" import struct import base64 if packed_stat == 'x' * 32: # NULLSTAT return None packed = base64.b64decode(packed_stat.encode('ascii')) return struct.unpack('>LLLLLL', packed) Compatibility Considerations ============================ Format Evolution ----------------- * **Version 3** is current format * **Version 2** is legacy but may be encountered * Unknown versions should be rejected with clear error messages Platform Differences --------------------- * **Stat precision** - 32-bit truncation for cross-platform compatibility * **Path separators** - Always use forward slashes in stored paths * **Case sensitivity** - Preserve original case, but handle platform differences Character Encoding ------------------ * **UTF-8** encoding for all text fields * **Null byte separation** - Fields separated by ``\0`` * **Binary data** - Packed stat uses base64 encoding Network Considerations ====================== The DirState format is **not designed for network transmission**. It is a local working tree format only. For network operations, use: * **Inventory Deltas** - For communicating tree state changes * **Bundle Format** - For transmitting revision data * **Pack Streams** - For repository synchronization Testing Compatibility ====================== Validation Tests ---------------- 1. **Round-trip testing** - Write then read same data 2. **CRC32 verification** - Ensure integrity checking works 3. **Lock coordination** - Test concurrent access patterns 4. **Performance testing** - Verify acceptable speed with large trees Test Cases ---------- * Empty working trees * Large trees with thousands of files * Trees with various file types (files, dirs, symlinks) * Complex parent relationships * Stat caching edge cases * Lock contention scenarios Reference Implementation ======================== The authoritative implementation is in the Breezy codebase: * ``breezy/bzr/dirstate.py`` - Main DirState implementation * ``breezy/bzr/lockdir.py`` - Locking mechanism * ``breezy/bzr/osutils.py`` - Platform-specific stat handling This specification is based on analysis of Breezy version 4.0+ and should be compatible with all standard DirState files created by Bazaar and Breezy. In-Memory State Management ========================== The notes below describe the in-memory state machine used by the Breezy implementation when deciding whether a loaded dirstate is worth writing back. ``_dirblock_state`` ------------------- There are currently 4 levels that state can have. 1. NOT_IN_MEMORY The actual content blocks have not been read at all. 2. IN_MEMORY_UNMODIFIED The content blocks have been read and are available for use. They have not been changed at all versus what was written on disk when we read them. 3. IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED We have updated the in-memory state, but only to record the sha1/symlink target value and the stat value that means this information is 'fresh'. 4. IN_MEMORY_MODIFIED We have updated an actual record. (Parent lists, added a new file, deleted something, etc.) In this state, we must always write out the dirstate, or some user action will be lost. IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This state is a bit special, so deserves its own topic. If we are IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED, we only write out the dirstate if enough records have been updated. The idea is that if we would save future I/O by writing an updated dirstate, then we should do so. The threshold for this is set by "worth_saving_limit". The default is that at least 10 entries must be updated in order to consider the dirstate file worth updating. Going one step further, newly added files, symlinks, and directory entries updates are treated specially. We know that we will always stat all entries in the tree so that we can observe *if* they have changed. In the case of directories, all the information we know about them is just from that stat value. There is no extra content to read. So an update directory entry doesn't cause us to update to IN_MEMORY_HASH_MODIFIED. However, if there are other modifications worth saving, we will go ahead and save the directory entry update at the same time. Similarly, symlink targets are commonly stored in the inode entry directly. So once we have stat'ed the symlink, we already have its target information in memory. The one caveat is if we used to think an object was a file, and it became a directory or symlink, then we will treat it as worth saving. In the case of newly added files, we never have to read their content to know that they are different from the basis tree. So saving the updated information also won't save a future read. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/groupcompress-design.txt0000644000000000000000000001265515162203117017353 0ustar00This document contains notes about the design for groupcompress, replacement VersionedFiles store for use in pack based repositories. The goal is to provide fast, history bounded text extraction. Overview ++++++++ The goal: Much tighter compression, maintained automatically. Considerations to weigh: The minimum IO to reconstruct a text with no other repository involved; The number of index lookups to plan a reconstruction. The minimum IO to reconstruct a text with another repositories assistance (affects network IO for fetch, which impacts incremental pulls and shallow branch operations). Current approach ================ Each delta is individually compressed against another text, and then entropy compressed. We index the pointers between these deltas. Solo reconstruction: Plan a readv via the index, read the deltas in forward IO, apply each delta. Total IO: sum(deltas) + deltacount*index overhead. Fetch/stacked reconstruction: Plan a readv via the index, using local basis texts where possible. Then readv locally and remote and apply deltas. Total IO as for solo reconstruction. Things to keep ============== Reasonable sizes 'amount read' from remote machines to reconstruct an arbitrary text: Reading 5MB for a 100K plain text is not a good trade off. Reading (say) 500K is probably acceptable. Reading ~100K is ideal. However, it's likely that some texts (e.g NEWS versions) can be stored for nearly-no space at all if we are willing to have unbounded IO. Profiling to set a good heuristic will be important. Also allowing users to choose to optimise for a server environment may make sense: paying more local IO for less compact storage may be useful. Things to remove ================ Index scatter gather IO. Doing hundreds or thousands of index lookups is very expensive, and doing that per file just adds insult to injury. Partioned compression amongst files. Scatter gather IO when reconstructing texts: linear forward IO is better. Thoughts ======== Merges combine texts from multiple versions to create a new version. Deltas add new text to existing files and remove some text from the same. Getting high compression means reading some base and then a chain of deltas (could be a tree) to gain access to the thing that the final delta was made against, and that delta. Rather than composing all these deltas, we can just just perform the final diff against the base text and the serialised invidual deltas. If the diff algorithm can reuse out of order lines from previous texts (e.g. storing AB -> BA as pointers rather than delete and add, then the presence of any previously stored line in a single chain can be reused. One such diff algorithm is xdelta, another reasonable one to consider is plain old zlib or lzma. We could also use bzip2. One advantage of using a generic compression engine is less python code. One advantage of preprocessing line based deltas is that we reduce the window size for the text repeated within lines, and that will help compression by a simple entropy compressor as a post processor. lzma appears fantastic at compression - 420MB of NEWS files down to 200KB. so window size appears to be a key determiner for efficiency. Delta strategy ++++++++++++++ Very big objects - no delta. I plan to kick this in at 5MB initially, but once the codebase is up and running, we can tweak this to Very small objects - no delta? If they are combined with a larger zlib object why not? (Answer: because zlib's window is really small) Other objects - group by fileid (gives related texts a chance, though using a file name would be better long term as e.g. COPYING and COPYING from different projects could combine). Then by reverse topological graph(as this places more recent texts at the front of a chain). Alternatively, group by size, though that should not matter with a large enough window. Finally, delta the texts against the current output of the compressor. This is essentially a somewhat typed form of sliding window dictionary compression. An alternative implementation would be to just use zlib, or lzma, or bzip2 directory. Unfortunately, just using entropy compression forces a lot of data to be output by the decompressor - e.g. 420MB in the NEWS sample corpus. When we only want a single 55K text thats inefficient. (An initial test took several seconds with lzma.) The fastest to implement approach is probably just 'diff output to date and add to entropy compressor'. This should produce reasonable results. As delta chain length is not a concern (only one delta to apply ever), we can simply cap the chain when the total read size becomes unreasonable. Given older texts are smaller we probably want some weighted factor of plaintext size. In this approach, a single entropy compressed region is read as a unit, giving the lower bound for IO (and how much to read is an open question - what byte offset of compressed data is sufficient to ensue that the delta-stream contents we need are reconstructable. Flushing, while possible, degrades compression(and adds overhead - we'd be paying 4 bytes per record guaranteed). Again - tests will be needed. A nice possibility is to output mpdiff compatible records, which might enable some code reuse. This is more work than just diff (current_out, new_text), so can wait for the concept to be proven. Implementation Strategy +++++++++++++++++++++++ Bring up a VersionedFiles object that implements this, then stuff it into a repository format. zlib as a starting compressor, though bzip2 will probably do a good job. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/groupcompress.txt0000644000000000000000000003627015210252426016104 0ustar00==================== GroupCompress Format ==================== This document provides a complete technical specification of the GroupCompress file format used by Breezy for efficient repository storage. The specification is detailed enough to enable third-party implementations that are byte-for-byte compatible. Overview ======== GroupCompress is Breezy's modern repository storage format that combines multiple related files into compressed blocks with cross-file delta compression. It uses a pack container format with B-tree indexing for efficient access. Key characteristics: * Pack container format for structured storage * Compressed blocks grouping related content * Cross-file delta compression for space efficiency * B-tree indexing for fast random access * Network-optimized serialization * Support for both zlib and lzma compression Architecture ============ A GroupCompress repository consists of: 1. **Pack files** - Container format holding compressed blocks 2. **Index files** - B-tree indices for locating content 3. **Metadata files** - Repository configuration and state The format builds on several foundational formats: * Pack container format for structured file storage * GroupCompress block format for compressed content * B-tree index format for efficient lookups * Base128 integer encoding for variable-length numbers Pack Container Format ===================== GroupCompress uses the Bazaar pack container format as its foundation. Container Structure ------------------- :: CONTAINER := HEADER RECORDS* END_MARKER HEADER := "Bazaar pack format 1 (introduced in 0.18)\n" RECORDS := RECORD* END_MARKER := "E" Record Format ------------- Each record in the container:: RECORD := KIND_MARKER CONTENT KIND_MARKER := "B" CONTENT := LENGTH "\n" NAMES* "\n" DATA Where: * **LENGTH** - Decimal integer followed by newline * **NAMES** - Name tuples, one per line, newline terminated * **DATA** - Raw bytes of specified LENGTH For GroupCompress, the primary record type is "B" (bytes) containing compressed content blocks. GroupCompress Block Format =========================== Block Structure --------------- Each GroupCompress block has this format:: GC_BLOCK := SIGNATURE Z_LENGTH "\n" CONTENT_LENGTH "\n" COMPRESSED_DATA Header Fields ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ **SIGNATURE** Block type identifier: * ``gcb1z\n`` - zlib compression * ``gcb1l\n`` - lzma compression **Z_LENGTH** Decimal integer specifying compressed data length in bytes **CONTENT_LENGTH** Decimal integer specifying uncompressed content length in bytes **COMPRESSED_DATA** Raw compressed bytes (format depends on signature) Content Format -------------- When decompressed, block content contains a sequence of records:: CONTENT := RECORD* RECORD := TYPE LENGTH CONTENT_DATA Record Types ~~~~~~~~~~~~ **TYPE** Single character record type: * ``f`` - Full text content * ``d`` - Delta compressed content **LENGTH** Variable-length base128 encoded integer specifying content data length **CONTENT_DATA** Raw content bytes or delta instructions (depends on type) Base128 Integer Encoding ========================= GroupCompress uses base128 encoding for variable-length integers. Encoding Algorithm ------------------ 1. Split integer into 7-bit groups (little-endian) 2. Set bit 7 (0x80) if more bytes follow 3. Clear bit 7 (0x00-0x7F) for final byte Examples:: 0 → [0x00] 127 → [0x7F] 128 → [0x80, 0x01] 16384 → [0x80, 0x80, 0x01] Decoding Algorithm ------------------ :: value = 0 shift = 0 for each byte: value |= (byte & 0x7F) << shift shift += 7 if (byte & 0x80) == 0: break return value Delta Compression Format ======================== Delta records contain instructions for reconstructing content from a base text. Delta Structure --------------- :: DELTA := TARGET_LENGTH INSTRUCTIONS* TARGET_LENGTH := base128_integer INSTRUCTIONS := (COPY_INSTRUCTION | INSERT_INSTRUCTION)* Copy Instructions ----------------- Copy instructions reference existing content:: COPY_INSTRUCTION := COMMAND OFFSET_BYTES* LENGTH_BYTES* COMMAND := 0x80 | OFFSET_FLAGS | LENGTH_FLAGS **Command Byte Breakdown:** * Bit 7: Always set (0x80) to identify copy instruction * Bits 0-3: OFFSET_FLAGS - which offset bytes are present * Bits 4-6: LENGTH_FLAGS - which length bytes are present **Flag Encoding:** * 0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08 - offset byte 0, 1, 2, 3 present * 0x10, 0x20, 0x40 - length byte 0, 1, 2 present **Special Cases:** * If no length bytes specified, length = 0 means length = 65536 * Maximum copy length is 65536 bytes Insert Instructions ------------------- Insert instructions add new content:: INSERT_INSTRUCTION := LENGTH DATA LENGTH := byte_value (0x01 to 0x7F) DATA := raw_bytes[LENGTH] **Constraints:** * Length must be 1-127 (bit 7 clear to distinguish from copy) * Maximum insert length is 127 bytes Delta Application ----------------- To reconstruct content: 1. Read target length 2. Initialize empty output buffer 3. For each instruction: * **Copy**: Copy LENGTH bytes from source at OFFSET to output * **Insert**: Append LENGTH bytes of literal data to output 4. Verify output length matches target length B-Tree Index Format =================== GroupCompress uses B-tree indices for efficient content lookup. Index File Structure -------------------- :: BTREE_INDEX := SIGNATURE OPTIONS NODE_DATA* SIGNATURE := "B+Tree Graph Index 2\n" Options Section --------------- :: OPTIONS := REF_LISTS KEY_ELEMENTS LENGTH ROW_LENGTHS "\n" REF_LISTS := "node_ref_lists=" DIGITS "\n" KEY_ELEMENTS := "key_elements=" DIGITS "\n" LENGTH := "len=" DIGITS "\n" ROW_LENGTHS := "row_lengths=" DIGITS ("," DIGITS)* "\n" Where: * **node_ref_lists** - Number of reference lists per key * **key_elements** - Number of elements in each key tuple * **len** - Total number of keys in index * **row_lengths** - Byte lengths of each data field Node Format ----------- Each node starts with a type declaration:: NODE := NODE_HEADER NODE_CONTENT NODE_HEADER := "type=" NODE_TYPE "\n" NODE_TYPE := "internal" | "leaf" Internal Nodes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :: INTERNAL_NODE := POINTER* POINTER := KEY "\0" CHILD_REFERENCE "\n" Leaf Nodes ~~~~~~~~~~ :: LEAF_NODE := ROW* ROW := KEY "\0" ABSENT_FLAG "\0" REFERENCES "\0" VALUE "\n" **Field Descriptions:** **KEY** Key tuple elements joined by null bytes **ABSENT_FLAG** Literal ``a`` if key is absent, empty otherwise **REFERENCES** Reference lists separated by tabs: * Multiple lists: ``list1\tlist2\tlist3`` * Within list: references separated by ``\r`` * Empty list: empty string between separators **VALUE** Space-separated: ``pack_offset pack_length block_start block_end`` Node Size Limits ----------------- * Maximum node size: 4096 bytes * Nodes split when approaching size limit * Keys distributed to maintain B-tree properties Key and Reference Encoding =========================== Key Format ---------- Keys are tuples of byte strings: * **File content**: ``(file_id, revision_id)`` * **Revisions**: ``(revision_id,)`` * **Inventories**: ``(revision_id,)`` * **Signatures**: ``(revision_id,)`` Serialization joins tuple elements with null bytes (``\x00``). Reference Lists --------------- Different content types use different reference schemes: ================== =================== =========================== Content Type Reference Lists Reference Meaning ================== =================== =========================== Revisions 1 Parent revisions Inventories 1 Basis inventory File texts 1 File parent versions Signatures 0 (no references) CHK nodes 0 (no references) ================== =================== =========================== Network Serialization ====================== For network transmission, GroupCompress blocks use a specialized format. Wire Format ----------- :: NETWORK_BLOCK := FORMAT_ID HEADER_INFO GC_BLOCK FORMAT_ID := "groupcompress-block\n" HEADER_INFO := Z_HEADER_LEN "\n" HEADER_LEN "\n" BLOCK_LEN "\n" COMPRESSED_HEADER GC_BLOCK := standard_groupcompress_block Header Information ------------------ **Z_HEADER_LEN** Length of compressed header in bytes **HEADER_LEN** Length of uncompressed header in bytes **BLOCK_LEN** Length of GroupCompress block in bytes **COMPRESSED_HEADER** Zlib-compressed header data containing record metadata Header Data Format ------------------ When decompressed, header contains metadata for each record:: HEADER_DATA := RECORD_METADATA* RECORD_METADATA := KEY_LINE PARENTS_LINE OFFSET_LINE END_LINE **Line Formats:** * **KEY_LINE**: Key elements joined by null, terminated by newline * **PARENTS_LINE**: ``None:\n`` or parent keys separated by tabs * **OFFSET_LINE**: Decimal start offset in block * **END_LINE**: Decimal end offset in block Compression Algorithms ====================== Block Compression ----------------- GroupCompress supports two compression algorithms: **Zlib (gcb1z)** * Standard zlib compression (RFC 1950) * Default compression level varies by implementation * Good balance of speed and compression ratio **LZMA (gcb1l)** * LZMA compression for better ratios * Higher CPU cost than zlib * Optional alternative format Content Grouping ----------------- Optimal compression requires grouping related content: 1. **Reverse topological ordering** - Children before parents 2. **File-ID grouping** - Related file versions together 3. **Content similarity** - Similar content in same blocks The grouping algorithm: :: def sort_gc_optimal(parent_map): per_prefix_map = group_by_file_id(parent_map) result = [] for file_id in sorted(per_prefix_map): file_versions = reverse_topo_sort(per_prefix_map[file_id]) result.extend(file_versions) return result Delta Strategy -------------- * Delta compression within blocks only * Against most similar content in block * Limited chain depth to control reconstruction cost * Fallback to fulltext if delta would be inefficient Implementation Guidelines ========================= Reading Process --------------- 1. **Open pack container** a. Validate container header b. Build record directory 2. **Load B-tree indices** a. Parse index options b. Load root node c. Cache frequently accessed nodes 3. **Content access** a. Look up key in B-tree index b. Extract pack offset and block position c. Read and decompress GroupCompress block d. Extract individual record using delta application e. Cache decompressed blocks Writing Process --------------- 1. **Content grouping** a. Sort keys for optimal compression b. Group related content together c. Plan block boundaries 2. **Block creation** a. Apply delta compression within groups b. Format records with type and length c. Compress block content d. Add block headers 3. **Container assembly** a. Write blocks to pack container b. Record block positions and sizes c. Build B-tree index entries 4. **Index writing** a. Sort keys for B-tree construction b. Build leaf nodes with record locations c. Build internal nodes for navigation d. Write index file Error Handling ============== Format Validation ----------------- Implementations should validate: * Container format headers and structure * Block signatures and length consistency * Base128 integer encoding validity * Delta instruction bounds checking * B-tree node structure and key ordering Common Errors ------------- **Compression Errors** * Invalid zlib/lzma streams * Length mismatches after decompression * Unsupported compression formats **Delta Errors** * Copy operations beyond source bounds * Insert operations with invalid lengths * Target length mismatches **Index Errors** * Malformed B-tree structure * Invalid key encoding * Inconsistent reference lists Recovery Strategies ------------------- * Validate all headers before processing content * Check bounds on all array accesses * Verify checksums where available * Provide detailed error messages for debugging Performance Optimization ========================= Caching Strategy ---------------- **Block Cache** * LRU cache of decompressed blocks * Size limit based on available memory * Prefer caching blocks with multiple records **Index Cache** * Keep frequently accessed B-tree nodes in memory * Cache search paths for common lookups * Preload root and high-level internal nodes **Delta Cache** * Cache reconstructed content for delta chains * Balance memory usage vs. reconstruction cost * Prioritize content used by multiple deltas I/O Optimization ---------------- **Sequential Access** * Prefetch related blocks during sequential reads * Group writes to minimize seeks * Use memory mapping for large index files **Random Access** * Optimize B-tree structure for access patterns * Minimize block fragmentation * Use appropriate block sizes for storage medium Memory Management ----------------- **Streaming Processing** * Process large datasets without loading entirely * Use iterators for bulk operations * Release resources promptly after use **Compression Buffers** * Reuse compression/decompression buffers * Size buffers appropriately for content * Pool buffers to avoid repeated allocation Compatibility Considerations ============================ Format Evolution ---------------- * Block format allows new compression types via signature * Delta format has reserved command bits for extensions * B-tree format supports variable numbers of reference lists * Container format allows new record types Version Detection ----------------- * Signature strings identify format versions * Implementations should check signatures before processing * Unknown formats should be rejected gracefully * Provide clear error messages for unsupported formats Interoperability ---------------- * All integers use consistent byte ordering * Text encoding is UTF-8 where applicable * Binary data is treated as opaque byte sequences * Network format is platform-independent Testing Compatibility ====================== Validation Tests ---------------- 1. **Round-trip testing** - Write then read same content 2. **Cross-implementation testing** - Read files from other tools 3. **Corruption testing** - Handle invalid/corrupted files gracefully 4. **Performance testing** - Verify acceptable speed and memory usage Test Cases ---------- * Empty repositories and single-record cases * Large repositories with complex histories * Mixed content types with various reference patterns * Network serialization round-trips * Error conditions and edge cases Reference Implementation ======================== The authoritative implementation is in the Breezy codebase: * ``breezy/bzr/groupcompress.py`` - Main GroupCompress implementation * ``breezy/bzr/pack.py`` - Pack container format * ``breezy/bzr/btree_index.py`` - B-tree indexing * ``breezy/_bzr_rs/groupcompress/`` - Rust implementation of core algorithms This specification is based on analysis of Breezy version 4.0+ and should be compatible with all standard GroupCompress repositories created by Bazaar and Breezy.bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/improved_chk_index.txt0000644000000000000000000006011515162203117017027 0ustar00=================== CHK Optimized index =================== Our current btree style index is nice as a general index, but it is not optimal for Content-Hash-Key based content. With CHK, the keys themselves are hashes, which means they are randomly distributed (similar keys do not refer to similar content), and they do not compress well. However, we can create an index which takes advantage of these abilites, rather than suffering from them. Even further, there are specific advantages provided by ``groupcompress``, because of how individual items are clustered together. Btree indexes also rely on zlib compression, in order to get their compact size, and further has to try hard to fit things into a compressed 4k page. When the key is a sha1 hash, we would not expect to get better than 20bytes per key, which is the same size as the binary representation of the hash. This means we could write an index format that gets approximately the same on-disk size, without having the overhead of ``zlib.decompress``. Some thought would still need to be put into how to efficiently access these records from remote. Required information ==================== For a given groupcompress record, we need to know the offset and length of the compressed group in the .pack file, and the start and end of the content inside the uncompressed group. The absolute minimum is slightly less, but this is a good starting point. The other thing to consider, is that for 1M revisions and 1M files, we'll probably have 10-20M CHK pages, so we want to make sure we have an index that can scale up efficiently. 1. A compressed sha hash is 20-bytes 2. Pack files can be > 4GB, we could use an 8-byte (64-bit) pointer, or we could store a 5-byte pointer for a cap at 1TB. 8-bytes still seems like overkill, even if it is the natural next size up. 3. An individual group would never be longer than 2^32, but they will often be bigger than 2^16. 3 bytes for length (16MB) would be the minimum safe length, and may not be safe if we expand groups for large content (like ISOs). So probably 4-bytes for group length is necessary. 4. A given start offset has to fit in the group, so another 4-bytes. 5. Uncompressed length of record is based on original size, so 4-bytes is expected as well. 6. That leaves us with 20+8+4+4+4 = 40 bytes per record. At the moment, btree compression gives us closer to 38.5 bytes per record. We don't have perfect compression, but we also don't have >4GB pack files (and if we did, the first 4GB are all under then 2^32 barrier :). If we wanted to go back to the ''minimal'' amount of data that we would need to store. 1. 8 bytes of a sha hash are generally going to be more than enough to fully determine the entry (see `Partial hash`_). We could support some amount of collision in an index record, in exchange for resolving it inside the content. At least in theory, we don't *have* to record the whole 20-bytes for the sha1 hash. (8-bytes gives us less than 1 in 1000 chance of a single collision for 10M nodes in an index) 2. We could record the start and length of each group in a separate location, and then have each record reference the group by an 'offset'. This is because we expect to have many records in the same group (something like 10k or so, though we've fit >64k under some circumstances). At a minimum, we have one record per group so we have to store at least one reference anyway. So the maximum overhead is just the size and cost of the dereference (and normally will be much much better than that.) 3. If a group reference is an 8-byte start, and a 4-byte length, and we have 10M keys, but get at least 1k records per group, then we would have 10k groups. So we would need 120kB to record all the group offsets, and then each individual record would only need a 2-byte group number, rather than a 12-byte reference. We could be safe with a 4-byte group number, but if each group is ~1MB, 64k groups is 64GB. We can start with 2-byte, but leave room in the header info to indicate if we have more than 64k group entries. Also, current grouping creates groups of 4MB each, which would make it 256GB, to create 64k groups. And our current chk pages compress down to less than 100 bytes each (average is closer to 40 bytes), which for 256GB of raw data, would amount to 2.7 billion CHK records. (This will change if we start to use CHK for text records, as they do not compress down as small.) Using 100 bytes per 10M chk records, we have 1GB of compressed chk data, split into 4MB groups or 250 total groups. Still << 64k groups. Conversions could create 1 chk record at a time, creating a group for each, but they would be foolish to not commit a write group after 10k revisions (assuming 6 CHK pages each). 4. We want to know the start-and-length of a record in the decompressed stream. This could actually be moved into a mini-index inside the group itself. Initial testing showed that storing an expanded "key => start,offset" consumed a considerable amount of compressed space. (about 30% of final size was just these internal indices.) However, we could move to a pure "record 1 is at location 10-20", and then our external index would just have a single 'group entry number'. There are other internal forces that would give a natural cap of 64k entries per group. So without much loss of generality, we could probably get away with a 2-byte 'group entry' number. (which then generates an 8-byte offset + endpoint as a header in the group itself.) 5. So for 1M keys, an ideal chk+group index would be: a. 6-byte hash prefix b. 2-byte group number c. 2-byte entry in group number d. a separate lookup of 12-byte group number to offset + length e. a variable width mini-index that splits X bits of the key. (to maintain small keys, low chance of collision, this is *not* redundant with the value stored in (a)) This should then dereference into a location in the index. This should probably be a 4-byte reference. It is unlikely, but possible, to have an index >16MB. With an 10-byte entry, it only takes 1.6M chk nodes to do so. At the smallest end, this will probably be a 256-way (8-bits) fan out, at the high end it could go up to 64k-way (16-bits) or maybe even 1M-way (20-bits). (64k-way should handle up to 5-16M nodes and still allow a cheap <4k read to find the final entry.) So the max size for the optimal groupcompress+chk index with 10M entries would be:: 10 * 10M (entries) + 64k * 12 (group) + 64k * 4 (mini index) = 101 MiB So 101MiB which breaks down as 100MiB for the actual entries, 0.75MiB for the group records, and 0.25MiB for the mini index. 1. Looking up a key would involve: a. Read ``XX`` bytes to get the header, and various config for the index. Such as length of the group records, length of mini index, etc. b. Find the offset in the mini index for the first YY bits of the key. Read the 4 byte pointer stored at that location (which may already be in the first content if we pre-read a minimum size.) c. Jump to the location indicated, and read enough bytes to find the correct 12-byte record. The mini-index only indicates the start of records that start with the given prefix. A 64k-way index resolves 10MB records down to 160 possibilities. So at 12 bytes each, to read all would cost 1920 bytes to be read. d. Determine the offset for the group entry, which is the known ``start of groups`` location + 12B*offset number. Read its 12-byte record. e. Switch to the .pack file, and read the group header to determine where in the stream the given record exists. At this point, you have enough information to read the entire group block. For local ops, you could only read enough to get the header, and then only read enough to decompress just the content you want to get at. Using an offset, you also don't need to decode the entire group header. If we assume that things are stored in fixed-size records, you can jump to exactly the entry that you care about, and read its 8-byte (start,length in uncompressed) info. If we wanted more redundancy we could store the 20-byte hash, but the content can verify itself. f. If the size of these mini headers becomes critical (8 bytes per record is 8% overhead for 100 byte records), we could also compress this mini header. Changing the number of bytes per entry is unlikely to be efficient, because groups standardize on 4MiB wide, which is >>64KiB for a 2-byte offset, 3-bytes would be enough as long as we never store an ISO as a single entry in the content. Variable width also isn't a big win, since base-128 hits 4-bytes at just 2MiB. For minimum size without compression, we could only store the 4-byte length of each node. Then to compute the offset, you have to sum all previous nodes. We require <64k nodes in a group, so it is up to 256KiB for this header, but we would lose partial reads. This should still be cheap in compiled code (needs tests, as you can't do partial info), and would also have the advantage that fixed width would be highly compressible itself. (Most nodes are going to have a length that fits 1-2 bytes.) An alternative form would be to use the base-128 encoding. (If the MSB is set, then the next byte needs to be added to the current value shifted by 7*n bits.) This encodes 4GiB in 5 bytes, but stores 127B in 1 byte, and 2MiB in 3 bytes. If we only stored 64k entries in a 4 MiB group, the average size can only be 64B, which fits in a single byte length, so 64KiB for this header, or only 1.5% overhead. We also don't have to compute the offset of *all* nodes, just the ones before the one we want, which is the similar to what we have to do to get the actual content out. Partial Hash ============ The size of the index is dominated by the individual entries (the 1M records). Saving 1 byte there saves 1MB overall, which is the same as the group entries and mini index combined. If we can change the index so that it can handle collisions gracefully (have multiple records for a given collision), then we can shrink the number of bytes we need overall. Also, if we aren't going to put the full 20-bytes into the index, then some form of graceful handling of collisions is recommended anyway. The current structure does this just fine, in that the mini-index dereferences you to a "list" of records that start with that prefix. It is assumed that those would be sorted, but we could easily have multiple records. To resolve the exact record, you can read both records, and compute the sha1 to decide between them. This has performance implications, as you are now decoding 2x the records to get at one. The chance of ``n`` texts colliding with a hash space of ``H`` is generally given as:: 1 - e ^(-n^2 / 2 H) Or if you use ``H = 2^h``, where ``h`` is the number of bits:: 1 - e ^(-n^2 / 2^(h+1)) For 1M keys and 4-bytes (32-bit), the chance of collision is for all intents and purposes 100%. Rewriting the equation to give the number of bits (``h``) needed versus the number of entries (``n``) and the desired collision rate (``epsilon``):: h = log_2(-n^2 / ln(1-epsilon)) - 1 The denominator ``ln(1-epsilon)`` == ``-epsilon``` for small values (even @0.1 == -0.105, and we are assuming we want a much lower chance of collision than 10%). So we have:: h = log_2(n^2/epsilon) - 1 = 2 log_2(n) - log_2(epsilon) - 1 Given that ``epsilon`` will often be very small and ``n`` very large, it can be more convenient to transform it into ``epsilon = 10^-E`` and ``n = 10^N``, which gives us:: h = 2 * log_2(10^N) - 2 log_2(10^-E) - 1 h = log_2(10) (2N + E) - 1 h ~ 3.3 (2N + E) - 1 Or if we use number of bytes ``h = 8H``:: H ~ 0.4 (2N + E) This actually has some nice understanding to be had. For every order of magnitude we want to increase the number of keys (at the same chance of collision), we need ~1 byte (0.8), for every two orders of magnitude we want to reduce the chance of collision we need the same extra bytes. So with 8 bytes, you can have 20 orders of magnitude to work with, 10^10 keys, with guaranteed collision, or 10 keys with 10^-20 chance of collision. Putting this in a different form, we could make ``epsilon == 1/n``. This gives us an interesting simplified form:: h = log_2(n^3) - 1 = 3 log_2(n) - 1 writing ``n`` as ``10^N``, and ``H=8h``:: h = 3 N log_2(10) - 1 =~ 10 N - 1 H ~ 1.25 N So to have a one in a million chance of collision using 1 million keys, you need ~59 bits, or slightly more than 7 bytes. For 10 million keys and a one in 10 million chance of any of them colliding, you can use 9 (8.6) bytes. With 10 bytes, we have a one in a 100M chance of getting a collision in 100M keys (substituting back, the original equation says the chance of collision is 4e-9 for 100M keys when using 10 bytes.) Given that the only cost for a collision is reading a second page and ensuring the sha hash actually matches we could actually use a fairly "high" collision rate. A chance of 1 in 1000 that you will collide in an index with 1M keys is certainly acceptible. (note that isn't 1 in 1000 of those keys will be a collision, but 1 in 1000 that you will have a *single* collision). Using a collision chance of 10^-3, and number of keys 10^6, means we need (12+3)*0.4 = 6 bytes. For 10M keys, you need (14+3)*0.4 = 6.8 aka 7. We get that extra byte from the ``mini-index``. In an index with a lot of keys, you want a bigger fan-out up front anyway, which gives you more bytes consumed and extends your effective key width. Also taking one more look at ``H ~ 0.4 (2N + E)``, you can rearrange and consider that for every order of magnitude more keys you insert, your chance for collision goes up by 2 orders of magnitude. But for 100M keys, 8 bytes gives you a 1 in 10,000 chance of collision, and that is gotten at a 16-bit fan-out (64k-way), but for 100M keys, we would likely want at least 20-bit fan out. You can also see this from the original equation with a bit of rearranging:: epsilon = 1 - e^(-n^2 / 2^(h+1)) epsilon = 1 - e^(-(2^N)^2 / (2^(h+1))) = 1 - e^(-(2^(2N))(2^-(h+1))) = 1 - e^(-(2^(2N - h - 1))) Such that you want ``2N - h`` to be a very negative integer, such that ``2^-X`` is thus very close to zero, and ``1-e^0 = 0``. But you can see that if you want to double the number of source texts, you need to quadruple the number of bits. Scaling Sizes ============= Scaling up ---------- We have said we want to be able to scale to a tree with 1M files and 1M commits. With a 255-way fan out for chk pages, you need 2 internal nodes, and a leaf node with 16 items. (You maintain 2 internal nodes up until 16.5M nodes, when you get another internal node, and your leaf nodes shrink down to 1 again.) If we assume every commit averages 10 changes (large, but possible, especially with large merges), then you get 1 root + 10*(1 internal + 1 leaf node) per commit or 21 nodes per commit. At 1M revisions, that is 21M chk nodes. So to support the 1Mx1M project, we really need to consider having up to 100M chk nodes. Even if you went up to 16M tree nodes, that only bumps us up to 31M chk nodes. Though it also scales by number of changes, so if you had a huge churn, and had 100 changes per commit and a 16M node tree, you would have 301M chk nodes. Note that 8 bytes (64-bits) in the prefix still only gives us a 0.27% chance of collision (1 in 370). Or if you had 370 projects of that size, with all different content, *one* of them would have a collision in the index. We also should consider that you have the ``(parent_id,basename) => file_id`` map that takes up its own set of chk pages, but testing seems to indicate that it is only about 1/10th that of the ``id_to_entry`` map. (rename,add,delete are much less common then content changes.) As a point of reference, one of the largest projects today OOo, has only 170k revisions, and something less than 100k files (and probably 4-5 changes per commit, but their history has very few merges, being a conversion from CVS). At 100k files, they are probably just starting to hit 2-internal nodes, so they would end up with 10 pages per commit (as a fair-but-high estimate), and at 170k revs, that would be 1.7M chk nodes. Scaling down ------------ While it is nice to scale to a 16M files tree with 1M files (100M total changes), it is also important to scale efficiently to more *real world* scenarios. Most projects will fall into the 255-64k file range, which is where you have one internal node and 255 leaf nodes (1-2 chk nodes per commit). And a modest number of changes (10 is generally a high figure). At 50k revisions, that would give you 50*2*10=500k chk nodes. (Note that all of python has 303k chk nodes, all of launchpad has 350k, mysql-5.1 in gc255 rather than gc255big had 650k chk nodes, [depth=3].) So for these trees, scaling to 1M nodes is more than sufficient, and allows us to use a 6-byte prefix per record. At a minimum, group records could use a 4-byte start and 3-byte length, but honestly, they are a tiny fraction of the overall index size, and it isn't really worth the implementation cost of being flexible here. We can keep a field in the header for the group record layout (8, 4) and for now just assert that this size is fixed. Other discussion ================ group encoding -------------- In the above scheme we store the group locations as an 8-byte start, and 4-byte length. We could theoretically just store a 4-byte length, and then you have to read all of the groups and add them up to determine the actual start position. The trade off is a direct jump-to-location versus storing 3x the data. Given when you have 64k groups you will need only .75MiB to store it, versus the 120MB for the actual entries, this seems to be no real overhead. Especially when you consider that 10M chk nodes should fit in only 250 groups, so total data is actually only 3KiB. Then again, if it was only 1KiB it is obvious that you would read the whole thing in one pass. But again, see the pathological "conversion creating 1 group per chk page" issue. Also, we might want to support more than 64k groups in a given index when we get to the point of storing file content in a CHK index. A lot of the analysis about the number of groups is based on the 100 byte compression of CHK nodes, which would not be true with file-content. We should compress well, I don't expect us to compress *that* well. Launchpad shows that the average size of a content record is about 500-600 bytes (after you filter out the ~140k that are NULL content records). At that size, you expect to get approx 7k records per group, down from 40k. Going further, though, you also want to split groups earlier, since you end up with better compression. so with 100,000 unique file texts, you end up with ~100 groups. With 1M revisions @ 10 changes each, you have 10M file texts, and would end up at 10,485 groups. That seems like more 64k groups is still more than enough head room. You need to fit only 100 entries per group, to get down to where you are getting into trouble (and have 10M file texts.) Something to keep an eye on, but unlikely to be something that is strictly a problem. Still reasonable to have a record in the header indicating that index entries use a 2-byte group entry pointer, and allow it to scale to 3 (we may also find a win scaling it down to 1 in the common cases of <250 groups). Note that if you have the full 4MB groups, it takes 256 GB of compressed content to fill 64k records. And our groups are currently scaled that we require at least 1-2MB before they can be considered 'full'. variable length index entries ----------------------------- The above had us store 8-bytes of sha hash, 2 bytes of group number, and 2 bytes for record-in-group. However, since we have the variable-pointer mini-index, we could consider having those values be 'variable length'. So when you read the bytes between the previous-and-next record, you have a parser that can handle variable width. The main problem is that to encode start/stop of record takes some bytes, and at 12-bytes for a record, you don't have a lot of space to waste for a "end-of-entry" indicator. The easiest would be to store things in base-128 (high bit indicates the next byte also should be included). storing uncompressed offset + length ------------------------------------ To get the smallest index possible, we store only a 2-byte 'record indicator' inside the index, and then assume that it can be decoded once we've read the actual group. This is certainly possible, but it represents yet another layer of indirection before you can actually get content. If we went with variable-length index entries, we could probably get most of the benefit with a variable-width start-of-entry value. The length-of-content is already being stored as a base128 integer starting at the second byte of the uncompressed data (the first being the record type, fulltext/delta). It complicates some of our other processing, since we would then only know how much to decompress to get the start of the record. Another intriguing possibility would be to store the *end* of the record in the index, and then in the data stream store the length and type information at the *end* of the record, rather than at the beginning (or possibly at both ends). Storing it at the end is a bit unintuitive when you think about reading in the data as a stream, and figuring out information (you have to read to the end, then seek back) But a given GC block does store the length-of-uncompressed-content, which means we can trivially decompress, jump to the end, and then walk-backwards for everything else. Given that every byte in an index entry costs 10MiB in a 10M index, it is worth considering. At 4MiB for a block, base 128 takes 4 bytes to encode the last 50% of records (those beyond 2MiB), 3 bytes for everything from 16KiB => 2MiB. So the expected size is for all intents and purposes, 3.5 bytes. (Just due to an unfortunate effect of where the boundary is that you need more bytes.) If we capped the data at 2MB, the expected drops to just under 3 bytes. Note that a flat 3bytes could decode up to 16MiB, which would be much better for our purpose, but wouldn't let us write groups that had a record after 16MiB, which doesn't work for the ISO case. Though it works *absolutely* fine for the CHK inventory cases (what we have today). null content ------------ At the moment, we have a lot of records in our per-file graph that refers to empty content. We get one for every symlink and directory, for every time that they change. This isn't specifically relevant for CHK pages, but for efficiency we could certainly consider setting "group = 0 entry = 0" to mean that this is actually a no-content entry. It means the group block itself doesn't have to hold a record for it, etc. Alternatively we could use "group=FFFF entry = FFFF" to mean the same thing. ``VF.keys()`` ------------- At the moment, some apis expect that you can list the references by reading all of the index. We would like to get away from this anyway, as it doesn't scale particularly well. However, with this format, we no longer store the exact value for the content. The content is self describing, and we *would* be storing enough to uniquely decide which node to read. Though that is actually contained in just 4-bytes (2-byte group, 2-byte group entry). We use ``VF.keys()`` during 'pack' and 'autopack' to avoid asking for content we don't have, and to put a counter on the progress bar. For the latter, we can just use ``index.key_count()`` for the former, we could just properly handle ``AbsentContentFactory``. More than 64k groups -------------------- Doing a streaming conversion all at once is still something to consider. As it would default to creating all chk pages in separate groups (300-400k easily). However, just making the number of group block entries variable, and allowing the pointer in each entry to be variable should suffice. At 3 bytes for the group pointer, we can refer to 16.7M groups. It does add complexity, but it is likely necessary to allow for arbitrary cases. .. vim: ft=rst tw=78 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/index-plain.txt0000644000000000000000000001134215210252426015375 0ustar00================================= Breezy Developer Document Catalog ================================= Overall developer documentation =============================== * `Developer Guide `_ * `Architectural Overview `_ |--| describes some of the most important classes and concepts. * `breezy API reference `_ (external link) |--| automatically generated API reference information * `Integrating with Breezy `_ (wiki) |--| a guide for writing Python programs that work with Breezy. * `Revision Properties `_ |--| An application can set arbitrary per-revision key/value pairs to store app-specific data. * `Testing `_ |--| Guide to writing tests for Breezy. * `Code Review `_. * `Breezy Code Style Guide `_. * `Writing plugins `_ |--| specific advice on writing Breezy plugins. * `Documenting changes `_. Process ======= * `Releasing Breezy `_ |--| Checklist to make a release of Breezy. * `Managing the Breezy PPA `_ |--| Packaging Breezy for Ubuntu. * `Giving back `_ (wiki) |--| How to get your changes to Breezy integrated into a release. * `Profiling notes `_ |--| Instructions on how to profile brz code and visualize the results. * `EC2 resources `_ |--| A team resource for Windows packaging and testing, and Ubuntu testing. * `Tracking Bugs in Breezy `_ |--| How we use the bug tracker. Architecture overviews ====================== * `Transports `_ |--| Transport virtual filesystem abstraction. Plans ===== * `Performance roadmap `_ |--| The roadmap for fixing performance in brz over the next few releases. * `Co-located branches `_ |--| Planned(?) support for storing multiple branches in one file-system directory. * `Breezy Windows Shell Extension Options `_ |--| Implementation strategy for Breezy Windows Shell Extensions, aka TortoiseBzr. * `CHK Optimized index `_ Specifications ============== * `API versioning `_ |--| breezy API versioning. * `Apport error reporting `_ |--| Capture data to report bugs. * `Authentication ring `_ |--| Configuring authentication. * `Bundles `_ |--| All about brz bundles. * `Container format `_ |--| Notes on a container format for streaming and storing Breezy data. * `Groupcompress `_ |--| Notes on the compression technology used in CHK repositories. * `Indices `_ |--| The index facilities available within breezy. * `Inventories `_ |--| Tree shape abstraction. * `LCA merge `_ |--| A nice new merge algorithm. * `Network protocol `_ |--| Custom network protocol. * `Plugin APIs `_ |--| APIs plugins should use. * `Repositories `_ |--| What repositories do and are used for. * `Repository stream `_ |--| Notes on streaming data for repositories (a layer above the container format). * `Integration Guide `_ |--| A guide to integrate breezy into any python application. * `Breezy and case-insensitive file systems `_ |--| How Breezy operates on case-insensitive file systems such as commonly found on Windows, USB sticks, etc. * `Development repository formats `_ |--| How to work with repository formats that are still under development. Contains instructions for those implementing new formats, of course, but also for (bleeding-edge) end users of those formats. Data formats ============ * `Knit pack repositories `_ |--| KnitPack repositories (new in Bazaar 0.92). Implementation notes ==================== * `BTree Index Prefetch `_ |--| How brz decides to pre-read extra nodes in the btree index. * `Computing last_modified values `_ for inventory entries * `Content filtering `_ * `LCA Tree Merging `_ |--| Merging tree-shape when there is not a single unique ancestor (criss-cross merge). Miscellaneous ============= * `dirstate `_ |--| An observation re. the dirstate file * `"brz update" performance analysis `_ |--| "brz update" performance analysis .. |--| unicode:: U+2014 .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/index.txt0000644000000000000000000000414315210515006014271 0ustar00Bazaar/Breezy Format Specifications =================================== This directory contains documentation about the various data formats used by Bazaar/Breezy for storing and transmitting version control data. Contents -------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 bundle-format4 bundles container-format dirstate btree_index_prefetch improved_chk_index index-plain indices inventory packrepo repository repository-stream groupcompress-design groupcompress knit weave versionedfiles chk-map chk_map Overview -------- These documents describe the on-disk and network formats used by Bazaar/Breezy: * **Bundle Formats**: Formats for transmitting revisions as bundles - :doc:`bundles` - Bundle facility design - :doc:`bundle-format4` - Bundle format 4 and Merge Directive format 2 * **Repository Formats**: Storage formats for revision data - :doc:`repository` - Repository services and pack-based repositories - :doc:`packrepo` - KnitPack repository format - :doc:`groupcompress-design` - Groupcompress format design - :doc:`groupcompress` - Groupcompress on-disk format - :doc:`repository-stream` - Repository streaming format * **Versioned File Formats**: Storage of versioned text content - :doc:`versionedfiles` - VersionedFiles interface and storage - :doc:`knit` - Knit format - :doc:`weave` - Weave format * **Working Tree Formats**: Formats for working tree metadata - :doc:`dirstate` - Dirstate format for working trees - :doc:`inventory` - Inventory formats and serialization * **CHK Formats**: Content-hash-keyed maps - :doc:`chk-map` - CHK map implementation - :doc:`chk_map` - CHK map file format specification * **Index Formats**: Indexing structures for efficient data access - :doc:`indices` - Indexing facilities - :doc:`index-plain` - GraphIndex plain index format - :doc:`btree_index_prefetch` - BTree index format and prefetching - :doc:`improved_chk_index` - CHK optimized index format * **Container Format**: General-purpose container for streaming data - :doc:`container-format` - Container format specificationbzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/indices.txt0000644000000000000000000000624715162203117014612 0ustar00======= Indices ======= Status ====== :Date: 2007-07-14 This document describes the indexing facilities within breezy. .. contents:: Motivation ========== To provide a clean concept of index that can be reused by different components within the codebase rather than being rewritten every time by different components. Terminology =========== An **index** is a dictionary mapping opaque keys to opaque values. Different index types may allow some of the value data to be interpreted by the index. For example the ``GraphIndex`` index stores a graph between keys as part of the index. Overview ======== Breezy is moving to a write-once model for repository storage in order to achieve lock-free repositories eventually. In order to support this, we are making our new index classes **immutable**. That is, one creates a new index in a single operation, and after that it is read only. To combine two indices a ``Combined*`` index may be used, or an **index merge** may be performed by reading the entire value of two (or more) indices and writing them into a new index. General Index API ================= We may end up with multiple different Index types (e.g. GraphIndex, Index, WhackyIndex). Even though these may require different method signatures to operate would strive to keep the signatures and return values as similar as possible. e.g.:: GraphIndexBuilder - add_node(key, value, references) IndexBuilder - add_node(key, value) WhackyIndexBuilder - add_node(key, value, whackiness) as opposed to something quite different like:: node = IncrementalBuilder.get_node() node.key = 'foo' node.value = 'bar' Services -------- An initial implementation of indexing can probably get away with a small number of primitives. Assuming we have write once index files: Build index ~~~~~~~~~~~ This should be done by creating an ``IndexBuilder`` and then calling ``insert(key, value)`` many times. (Indices that support sorting, topological sorting etc, will want specialised insert methods). When the keys have all been added, a ``finish`` method should be called, which will return a file stream to read the index data from. Retrieve entries from the index ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This should allow random access to the index using readv, so we probably want to open the index on a ``Transport``, then use ``iter_entries(keys)``, which can return an iterator that yields ``(key, value)`` pairs in whatever order makes sense for the index. Merging of indices ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Merging of N indices requires a concordance of the keys of the index. So we should offer a ``iter_all_entries`` call that has the same return type as the ``iter_entries`` call. Index implementations ===================== GraphIndex ---------- ``GraphIndex`` supports graph based lookups. While currently unoptimised for reading, the index is quite space efficient at storing the revision graph index for Breezy. The ``GraphIndexBuilder`` may be used to create one of these indices by calling ``add_node`` until all nodes are added, then ``finish`` to obtain a file stream containing the index data. Multiple indices may be queried using the ``CombinedGraphIndex`` class. .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/inventory.txt0000644000000000000000000006246615162203117015236 0ustar00=========== Inventories =========== .. contents:: Overview ======== Inventories provide an abstraction for talking about the shape of a tree. Generally only tree object implementors should be concerned about entire inventory objects and their implementation. Other common exceptions are full-tree operations such as 'checkout', 'export' and 'import'. In memory inventories ===================== In memory inventories are often used in diff and status operations between trees. We are working to reduce the number of times this occurs with 'full tree' inventory objects, and instead use more custom tailored data structures that allow operations on only a small amount of data regardless of the size of the tree. Serialization ============= There are several variants of serialised tree shape in use by Breezy. To date these have been mostly XML-based, though plugins have offered non-XML versions. dirstate -------- The dirstate file in a working tree includes many different tree shapes - one for the working tree and one for each parent tree, interleaved to allow efficient diff and status operations. XML --- All the XML serialized forms write to and read from a single byte string, whose hash is then the inventory validator for the commit object. Serialization scaling and future designs ======================================== Overall efficiency and scaling is constrained by the bottom level structure that an inventory is stored as. We have a number of goals we want to achieve: 1. Allow commit to write less than the full tree's data in to the repository in the general case. 2. Allow the data that is written to be calculated without examining every versioned path in the tree. 3. Generate the exact same representation for a given inventory regardless of the amount of history available. 4. Allow in memory deltas to be generated directly from the serialised form without upcasting to a full in-memory representation or examining every path in the tree. Ideally the work performed will be proportional to the amount of changes between the trees being compared. 5. Allow fetch to determine the file texts that need to be pulled to ensure that the entire tree can be reconstructed without having to probe every path in the tree. 6. Allow Breezy to map paths to file ids without reading the entire serialised form. This is something that is used by commands such as merge PATH and diff -r X PATH. 7. Let Breezy map file ids to paths without reading the entire serialised form. This is used by commands that are presenting output to the user such as loggerhead, brz-search, log FILENAME. 8. We want a strong validator for inventories which is cheap to generate. Specifically we should be able to create the generator for a new commit without processing all the data of the basis commit. 9. Testaments generation is currently size(tree), we would like to create a new testament standard which requires less work so that signed commits are not significantly slower than regular commits. We have current performance and memory bugs in log -v, merge, commit, diff -r, loggerhead and status -r which can be addressed by an inventory system meeting these goals. Current situation ----------------- The XML-based implementation we use today layers the inventory as a bytestring which is stored under a single key; the bytestring is then compressed as a delta against the bytestring of its left hand parent by the knit code. Gap analysis: 1. Succeeds 2. Fails - generating a new XML representation needs full tree data. 3. Succeeds - the inventory layer accesses the bytestring, which is deterministic 4. Fails - we have to reconstruct both inventories as trees and then delta the resulting in memory objects. 5. Partial success - the revision field in the inventory can be scanned for in both text-delta and full-bytestring form; other revision values than those revisions which are being pulled are by definition absent. 6. Partially succeeds - with appropriate logic a path<->id map can be generated just-in-time, but it is complex and still requires reconstructing the entire byte-string. 7. As for 6. 8. Fails - we have to hash the entire tree in serialised form to generate validators. 9. Fails. Long term work -------------- Some things are likely harder to fix incrementally than others. In particular, goal 3 (constant canonical form) is arguably only achieved if we remove all derived data such as the last-modified revision from the inventory itself. That said, the last-modified appears to be in a higher level than raw serialization. So in the medium term we will not alter the contents of inventories, only the way that the current contents are mapped to and from disk. Layering -------- We desire clear and clean layers. Each layer should be as simple as we can make it to aid in debugging and performance tuning. So where we can choose to either write a complex layer and something simple on top of it, or two layers with neither being as complex - then we should consider the latter choice better in the absence of compelling reasons not to. Some key layers we have today and can look at using or tweaking are: * Tree objects - the abstract interface breezy code works in * VersionedFiles - the optionally delta compressing key->bytes storage interface. * Inventory - the abstract interface that many tree operations are written in. These layers are probably sufficient with minor tweaking. We may want to add additional modules/implementations of one or more layers, but that doesn't really require new layers to be exposed. Design elements to achieve the goals in a future inventory implementation ------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Split up the logical document into smaller serialised fragements. For instance hash buckets or nodes in a tree of some sort. By serialising in smaller units, we can increase the number of smaller units rather than their size as the tree grows; as long as two similar trees have similar serialised forms, the amount of different content should be quite high. * Use fragment identifiers that are independent of revision id, so that serialisation of two related trees generates overlap in the keyspace for fragments without requiring explicit delta logic. Content Hash Keys (e.g. ('sha1:ABCDEF0123456789...',) are useful here because of the ability to assign them without reference to history.) * Store the fragments in our existing VersionedFiles store. Adding an index for them. Have the serialised form be uncompressed utf8, so that delta logic in the VersionedFiles layer can be used. We may need to provide some sort of hinting mechanism to get good compression - but the trivially available zlib compression of knits-with-no-deltas is probably a good start. * Item_keys_introduced_by is innately a history-using function; we can reproduce the text-key finding logic by doing a tree diff between any tree and an older tree - that will limit the amount of data we need to process to something proportional to the difference and the size of each fragment. When checking many versions we can track which fragments we have examined and only look at new unique ones as each version is examined in turn. * Working tree to arbitrary history revision deltas/comparisons can be scaled up by doing a two-step (fixed at two!) delta combining - delta(tree, basis) and then combine that with delta(basis, arbitrary_revision) using the repositories ability to get a delta cheaply. * The key primitives we need seem to be: * canonical_form(inventory) -> fragments * delta(inventory, inventory) -> inventory_delta * apply(inventory_delta, canonical_form) -> fragments * Having very many small fragments is likely to cause a high latency multiplier unless we are careful. * Possible designs to investigate - a hash bucket approach, radix trees, B+ trees, directory trees (with splits inside a directory?). Hash bucket based inventories ============================= Overview -------- We store two maps - fileid:inventory_entry and path:fileid, in a stable hash trie, stored in densly packed fragments. We pack keys into the map densely up the tree, with a single canonical form for any given tree. This is more stable than simple fixed size buckets, which prevents corner cases where the tree size varies right on a bucket size border. (Note that such cases are not a fatal flaw - the two forms would both be present in the repository, so only a small amount of data would be written at each transition - but a full tree reprocess would be needed at each tree operation across the boundary, and thats undesirable.) Goal satisfaction ----------------- 1. Success 2. Success 3. Success 4. Success, though each change will need its parents looked up as well so it will be proportional to the changes + the directories above the changed path. 5. Success - looking at the difference against all parents we can determine new keys without reference to the repository content will be inserted into. 6. This probably needs a path->id map, allowing a 2-step lookup. 7. If we allocate buckets by hashing the id, then this is succeed, though, as per 4 it will need recursive lookups. 8. Success 9. Fail - data beyond that currently included in testaments is included in the strong validator. Issues ------ 1. Tuning the fragment size needs doing. 1. Testing. 1. Writing code. 1. Separate root node, or inline into revision? 1. Cannot do 'ls' efficiently in the current design. 1. Cannot detect invalid deltas easily. 1. What about LCA merge of inventories? Canonical form -------------- There are three fragment types for the canonical form. Each fragment is addressed using a Content Hash Key (CHK) - for instance "sha1:12345678901234567890". root_node: (Perhaps this should be inlined into the revision object). HASH_INVENTORY_SIGNATURE path_map: CHK to root of path to id map content_map: CHK to root of id to entry map map_node: INTERNAL_NODE or LEAF_NODE INTERNAL_NODE: INTERNAL_NODE_SIGNATURE hash_prefix: PREFIX prefix_width: INT PREFIX CHK TYPE SIZE PREFIX CHK TYPE SIZE ... (Where TYPE is I for internal or L for leaf). leaf_node: LEAF_NODE_SIGNATURE hash_prefix: PREFIX HASH\x00KEY\x00 VALUE For path maps, VALUE is:: fileid For content maps, VALUE:: fileid basename kind last-changed kind-specific-details The path and content maps are populated simply by serialising every inventory entry and inserting them into both the path map and the content map. The maps start with just a single leaf node with an empty prefix. Apply ----- Given an inventory delta - a list of (old_path, new_path, InventoryEntry) items, with a None in new_path indicating a delete operation, and recursive deletes not being permitted - all entries to be deleted must be explicitly listed, we can transform a current inventory directly. We can't trivially detect an invalid delta though. To perform an application, naively we can just update both maps. For the path map we would remove all entries where the paths in the delta do not match, then insert those with a new_path again. For the content map we would just remove all the fileids in the delta, then insert those with a new_path that is not None. Delta ----- To generate a delta between two inventories, we first generate a list of altered fileids, and then recursively look up their parents to generate their old and new file paths. To generate the list of altered file ids, we do an entry by entry comparison of the full contents of every leaf node that the two inventories do not have in common. To do this, we start at the root node, and follow every CHK pointer that is only in one tree. We can then bring in all the values from the leaf nodes and do a set difference to get the altered ones, which we would then parse. Radix tree based inventories ============================ Overview -------- We store two maps - fileid:path and path:inventory_entry. The fileid:path map is a hash trie (as file ids have no useful locality of reference). The path:inventory_entry map is stored as a regular trie. As for hash tries we define a single canonical representation for regular tries similar to that defined above for hash tries. Goal satisfaction ----------------- 1. Success 2. Success 3. Success 4. Success 5. Success - looking at the difference against all parents we can determine new keys without reference to the repository content will be inserted into. 6. Success 7. Success 8. Success 9. Fail - data beyond that currently included in testaments is included in the strong validator. Issues ------ 1. Tuning the fragment size needs doing. 1. Testing. 1. Writing code. 1. Separate root node, or inline into revision? 1. What about LCA merge of inventories? Canonical form -------------- There are five fragment types for the canonical form: The root node, hash trie internal and leaf nodes as previous. Then we have two more, the internal and leaf node for the radix tree. radix_node: INTERNAL_NODE or LEAF_NODE INTERNAL_NODE: INTERNAL_NODE_SIGNATURE prefix: PREFIX suffix CHK TYPE SIZE suffix CHK TYPE SIZE ... (Where TYPE is I for internal or L for leaf). LEAF_NODE: LEAF_NODE_SIGNATURE prefix: PREFIX suffix\x00VALUE For the content map we use the same value as for hashtrie inventories. Node splitting and joining in the radix tree are managed in the same fashion as as for the internal nodes of the hashtries. Apply ----- Apply is implemented as for hashtries - we just remove and reinsert the fileid:paths map entries, and likewise for the path:entry map. We can however cheaply detect invalid deltas where a delete fails to include its children. Delta ----- Delta generation is very similar to that with hash tries, except we get the path of nodes as part of the lookup process. Hash Trie details ================= The canonical form for a hash trie is a tree of internal nodes leading down to leaf nodes, with no node exceeding some threshold size, and every node containing as much content as it can, but no leaf node containing less than its lower size threshold. (In the event that an imbalance in the hash function causes a tree where an internal node is needed, but any prefix generates a child with less than the lower threshold, the smallest prefix should be taken). An internal node holds some number of key prefixes, all with the same bit-width. A leaf node holds the actual values. As trees do not spring fully-formed, the canonical form is defined iteratively - by taking every item in a tree and inserting it into a new tree in order you can determine what canonical form would look like. As that is an expensive operation, it should only be done rarely. Updates to a tree that is in canonical form can be done preserving canonical form if we can prove that our rules for insertion are order-independent, and that our rules for deletion generate the same tree as if we never inserted those nodes. Our hash tries are balanced vertically but not horizontally. That is, one leg of a tree can be arbitrarily deeper than adjacent legs. We require that each node along a path within the tree be densely packed, with the densest nodes near the top of the tree, and the least dense at the bottom. Except where the tree cannot support it, no node is smaller than a minimum_size, and none larger than maximum_size. The minimum size constraint is only applied when there are enough entries under a prefix to meet that minimum. The maximum size constraint is always applied except when a node with a single entry is larger than the maximum size. Loosely, the maximum size constraint wins over the minimum size constraint, and if the minimum size contraint is to be ignored, a deeper prefix can be chosen to pack the containing node more densely, as long as no additional minimum sizes checks on child nodes are violated. Insertion --------- #. Hash the entry, and insert the entry in the leaf node with a matching prefix, creating that node and linking it from the internal node containing that prefix if there is no appropriate leaf node. #. Starting at the highest node altered, for all altered nodes, check if it has transitioned across either size boundary - 0 < min_size < max_size. If it has not, proceed to update the CHK pointers. #. If it increased above min_size, check the node above to see if it can be more densely packed. To be below the min_size the node's parent must have hit the max size constraint and been forced to split even though this child did not have enough content to support a min_size node - so the prefix chosen in the parent may be shorter than desirable and we may now be able to more densely pack the parent by splitting the child nodes more. So if the parent node can support a deeper prefix without hitting max_size, and the count of under min_size nodes cannot be reduced, the parent should be given a deeper prefix. #. If it increased above max_size, shrink the prefix width used to split out new nodes until the node is below max_size (unless the prefix width is already 1 - the minimum). To shrink the prefix of an internal node, create new internal nodes for each new prefix, and populate them with the content of the nodes which were formerly linked. (This will normally bubble down due to keeping densely packed nodes). To shrink the prefix of a leaf node, create an internal node with the same prefix, then choose a width for the internal node such that the contents of the leaf all fit into new leaves obeying the min_size and max_size rules. The largest prefix possible should be chosen, to obey the higher-nodes-are-denser rule. That rule also gives room in leaf nodes for growth without affecting the parent node packing. #. Update the CHK pointers - serialise every altered node to generate a CHK, and update the CHK placeholder in the nodes parent; then reserialise the parent. CHK pointer propagation can be done lazily when many updates are expected. Multiple versions of nodes for the same PREFIX and internal prefix width should compress well for the same tree. Inventory deltas ================ An inventory is a serialization of the in-memory inventory delta. To serialize an inventory delta, one takes an existing inventory delta and the revision_id of the revision it was created it against and the revision id of the inventory which should result by applying the delta to the parent. We then serialize every item in the delta in a simple format: 'format: bzr inventory delta v1 (1.14)' NL 'parent:' SP BASIS_INVENTORY NL 'version:' SP NULL_OR_REVISION NL 'versioned_root:' SP BOOL NL 'tree_references:' SP BOOL NL DELTA_LINES DELTA_LINES ::= (DELTA_LINE NL)* DELTA_LINE ::= OLDPATH NULL NEWPATH NULL file-id NULL PARENT_ID NULL LAST_MODIFIED NULL CONTENT SP ::= ' ' BOOL ::= 'true' | 'false' NULL ::= \x00 OLDPATH ::= NONE | PATH NEWPATH ::= NONE | PATH NONE ::= 'None' PATH ::= path PARENT_ID ::= FILE_ID | '' CONTENT ::= DELETED_CONTENT | FILE_CONTENT | DIR_CONTENT | TREE_CONTENT | LINK_CONTENT DELETED_CONTENT ::= 'deleted' FILE_CONTENT ::= 'file' NULL text_size NULL EXEC NULL text_sha1 DIR_CONTENT ::= 'dir' TREE_CONTENT ::= 'tree' NULL tree-revision LINK_CONTENT ::= 'link' NULL link-target BASIS_INVENTORY ::= NULL_OR_REVISION LAST_MODIFIED ::= NULL_OR_REVISION NULL_OR_REVISION ::= 'null:' | REVISION REVISION ::= revision-id-in-utf8-no-whitespace EXEC ::= '' | 'Y' DELTA_LINES is lexicographically sorted. Some explanation is in order. When NEWPATH is 'None' a delete has been recorded, and because this inventory delta is not attempting to be a reversible delta, the only other valid fields are OLDPATH and 'file-id'. PARENT_ID is '' when a delete has been recorded or when recording a new root entry. Delta consistency ================= Inventory deltas and more broadly changes between trees are a significant part of Breezy's core operations: they are key components in status, diff, commit, and merge (although merge uses tree transform, deltas contain the changes that are applied to the transform). Our ability to perform a given operation depends on us creating consistent deltas between trees. Inconsistent deltas lead to errors and bugs, or even just unexpected conflicts. An inventory delta is a transform to change an inventory A into another inventory B (in patch terms its a perfect patch). Sometimes, for instance in a regular commit, inventory B is known at the time we create the delta. Other times, B is not known because the user is requesting that some parts of the second inventory they have are masked out from consideration. When this happens we create a delta that when applied to A creates a B we haven't seen in total before. In this situation we need to ensure that B will be internally consistent. Deltas are unidirectional, a delta(A, B) creates B from A, but cannot be used to create A from B. Deltas are expressed as a list of (oldpath, newpath, fileid, entry) tuples. The fileid, entry elements are normative; the old and new paths are strong hints but not currently guaranteed to be accurate. (This is a shame and something we should tighten up). Deltas are required to list all removals explicitly - removing the parent of an entry doesn't remove the entry. Applying a delta to an inventory consists of: - removing all fileids for which entry is None - adding or replacing all other fileids - detecting consistency errors An interesting aspect of delta inconsistencies is when we notice them: - Silent errors which our application logic misses - Visible errors we catch during application, so bad data isn't stored in the system. The minimum safe level for our application logic would be to catch all errors during application. Making generation never generate inconsistent deltas is a seperate but necessary condition for robust code. An inconsistent delta is one which: - after application to an inventory the inventory is an impossible state. - has the same fileid, or oldpath(not-None), or newpath(not-None) multiple times. - has a fileid field different to the entry.fileid in the same item in the delta. - has an entry that is in an impossible state (e.g. a directory with a text size) Forms of inventory inconsistency deltas can carry/cause: - An entry newly introduced to a path without also removing or relocating any existing entry at that path. (Duplicate paths) - An entry whose parent id isn't present in the tree. (Missing parent). - Having oldpath or newpath not be actual original path or resulting path. (Wrong path) - An entry whose parent is not a directory. (Under non-directory). - An entry that is internally inconsistent. - An entry that is already present in the tree (Duplicate id) Known causes of inconsistency: - A 'new' entry which the inventory already has - when this is a directory even arbitrary file ids under the 'new' entry are more likely to collide on paths. - Removing a directory without recursively removing its children - causes Missing parent. - Recording a change to an entry without including all changed entries found following its parents up to and includin the root - can cause duplicate paths, missing parents, wrong path, under non-directory. Avoiding inconsistent deltas ---------------------------- The simplest thing is to never create partial deltas, as it is trivial to be consistent when all data is examined every time. However users sometimes want to specify a subset of the changes in their tree when they do an operation which needs to create a delta - such as commit. We have a choice about handling user requests that can generate inconsistent deltas. We can alter or interpret the request in such a way that the delta will be consistent, but perhaps larger than the user had intended. Or we can identify problematic situations and abort, specifying to the user why we have aborted and likely things they can do to make their request generate a consistent delta. Currently we attempt to expand/interpret the request so that the user is not required to understand all the internal constraints of the system: if they request 'foo/bar' we automatically include foo. This works but can surprise the user sometimes when things they didn't explicitly request are committed. Different trees can use different algorithms to expand the request as long as they produce consistent deltas. As part of getting a consistent UI we require that all trees expand the paths requested downwards. Beyond that as long as the delta is consistent it is up to the tree. Given two trees, source and target, and a set of selected file ids to check for changes and if changed in a delta between them, we have to expand that set by the following rules, to get consistent deltas. The test for consistency is that if the resulting delta is applied to source, to create a third tree 'output', and the paths in the delta match the paths in source and output, only one file id is at each path in output, and no file ids are missing parents, then the delta is consistent. Firstly, the parent ids to the root for all of the file ids that have actually changed must be considered. Unless they are all examined the paths in the delta may be wrong. Secondly, when an item included in the delta has a new path which is the same as a path in source, the fileid of that path in source must be included. Failing to do this leads to multiple ids tryin to share a path in output. Thirdly, when an item changes its kind from 'directory' to anything else in the delta, all of the direct children of the directory in source must be included. bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/knit.txt0000644000000000000000000002144215210252426014134 0ustar00============= Knit Format ============= This document provides a complete technical specification of the Knit file format for versioned text storage. The specification is detailed enough to enable third-party implementations that are byte-for-byte compatible. Overview ======== The Knit format stores multiple versions of text files using delta compression and gzip compression. It consists of two files per versioned file collection: * **Index file** (`.kndx`) - Contains metadata and file pointers * **Data file** (`.knit`) - Contains compressed content records The format supports both full text storage and delta compression against parent versions, with optional line-by-line annotation tracking. Index File Format (.kndx) ========================== Structure --------- :: # bzr knit index 8\n RECORD_1\n RECORD_2\n ... Header ------ The file must start with exactly:: # bzr knit index 8\n This identifies the format as knit index version 8. Record Format ------------- Each record is a single line:: VERSION_ID FLAGS OFFSET LENGTH PARENTS :\n Where: * **VERSION_ID** - UTF-8 encoded version identifier * **FLAGS** - Comma-separated options (see below) * **OFFSET** - Decimal byte offset in data file * **LENGTH** - Decimal byte length of compressed data * **PARENTS** - Space-separated parent references * **:** - Literal colon marking end of record Flags ----- * `fulltext` - Record contains complete content * `line-delta` - Record contains delta instructions * `no-eol` - Content doesn't end with newline Parent References ----------------- Parents are referenced in two ways: * **Full reference**: `.VERSION_ID` (literal dot prefix) * **Sequence number**: Integer position in index (0-based) This creates dictionary compression where earlier versions can be referenced by position rather than full ID. Example ------- :: # bzr knit index 8 rev-1 fulltext 0 156 : rev-2 line-delta 156 78 0 : rev-3 fulltext 234 203 .external-rev 1 : Data File Format (.knit) ========================= Structure --------- The data file contains concatenated gzip-compressed records:: GZIP_RECORD_1 + GZIP_RECORD_2 + ... Each record when decompressed has this format:: version VERSION_ID LINE_COUNT SHA1\n CONTENT_LINES end VERSION_ID\n Record Header ------------- :: version VERSION_ID LINE_COUNT SHA1\n * **VERSION_ID** - Must match the index entry * **LINE_COUNT** - Number of content lines following * **SHA1** - 40-character hex digest of reconstructed full text Record Trailer -------------- :: end VERSION_ID\n The VERSION_ID must match the header. Content Encoding ================ Full Text Records ----------------- Content lines contain the literal file content:: line 1 content\n line 2 content\n final line content\n If the `no-eol` flag is set, the final line has no newline. Annotated Full Text ------------------- Each line is prefixed with its origin version:: rev-1 line 1 content\n rev-2 line 2 content\n rev-1 final line content\n Delta Records ------------- Delta records describe changes as a series of replacement operations:: START,END,COUNT\n replacement line 1\n replacement line 2\n ... * **START** - First line number to replace (1-based) * **END** - Last line number to replace (1-based) * **COUNT** - Number of replacement lines Multiple delta operations can appear in sequence. Annotated Deltas ---------------- Delta replacement lines include origin information:: 1,1,2\n rev-2 new first line\n rev-2 inserted line\n SHA-1 Calculation ================= The SHA-1 digest is calculated over the complete reconstructed text: 1. Reconstruct the full content (applying deltas if needed) 2. Concatenate all lines without separators 3. Calculate SHA-1 of the byte sequence 4. Format as lowercase hexadecimal Example:: content = b''.join(all_lines) sha1 = hashlib.sha1(content).hexdigest() Network Format ============== For transmission, records are serialized as:: STORAGE_KIND\n KEY_DATA\n PARENT_DATA\n FLAGS + COMPRESSED_DATA Storage Kinds ------------- * `knit-ft-gz` - Full text, gzip compressed * `knit-delta-gz` - Delta, gzip compressed * `knit-annotated-ft-gz` - Annotated full text * `knit-annotated-delta-gz` - Annotated delta Key and Parent Encoding ----------------------- * Key components joined by null bytes (`\x00`) * Parent keys separated by tabs (`\t`) * Parent key components joined by null bytes Flag Encoding ------------- Single character prefix: * `N` if `no-eol` flag set * ` ` (space) otherwise Implementation Guidelines ========================= Reading Process --------------- 1. Parse index file completely into memory 2. Build lookup tables for version ID to metadata mapping 3. For each content request: a. Look up offset and length in index b. Read and decompress data at offset c. Parse record format d. Reconstruct content (apply deltas if needed) e. Verify SHA-1 checksum Writing Process --------------- 1. Determine storage method (fulltext vs delta) 2. Calculate SHA-1 of final content 3. Format record according to type 4. Compress with gzip 5. Append to data file, recording offset 6. Add index entry with metadata Delta Reconstruction -------------------- To apply a delta: 1. Start with parent's full text as array of lines 2. For each delta operation (START,END,COUNT): a. Remove lines START through END (inclusive) b. Insert COUNT replacement lines at position START 3. Result is the reconstructed content Error Conditions ================ Index Parsing -------------- * Invalid header format * Malformed record lines * Missing colon terminators * Invalid parent references Data File Issues ---------------- * Gzip decompression failures * Invalid record headers/trailers * SHA-1 verification failures * Missing parent content for deltas Robustness Features =================== Partial Write Recovery ---------------------- Index records without the final `:` are ignored as incomplete writes. This allows safe append-only operation even with crashes. Integrity Checking ------------------ SHA-1 checksums detect data corruption during reconstruction. All content should be verified before use. Format Compatibility ==================== Version Support --------------- Only index format version 8 is specified here. Implementations should reject other versions rather than guess at compatibility. Character Encoding ------------------ * Version IDs are UTF-8 text * File content is arbitrary bytes * Line endings are always `\n` in the format Extension Points ================ Unknown Flags ------------- Index records may contain unknown flags. These should be preserved when rewriting but may affect processing behavior. Storage Methods --------------- New storage kinds may be added. Unknown kinds should be treated as errors rather than ignored. Performance Considerations ========================== Caching ------- * Index data should be kept in memory * Reconstructed content can be cached * Gzip decompression results may be cached I/O Patterns ------------ * Sequential index reading on startup * Random access to data file records * Append-only writes to both files Memory Usage ------------ * Delta chains require parent content in memory * Long chains should be avoided * Fulltext snapshots can break chains Example Implementation ====================== Index Parsing -------------- :: def parse_index_line(line): parts = line.rstrip().split(' ') version_id = parts[0] flags = parts[1].split(',') if parts[1] else [] offset = int(parts[2]) length = int(parts[3]) parents = [] for i in range(4, len(parts) - 1): # Exclude final ':' parent = parts[i] if parent.startswith('.'): parents.append(parent[1:]) # Remove dot prefix else: parents.append(sequence_to_version_id(int(parent))) return IndexRecord(version_id, flags, offset, length, parents) Record Reading -------------- :: def read_record(data_file, offset, length): data_file.seek(offset) compressed = data_file.read(length) content = gzip.decompress(compressed).decode('utf-8') lines = content.split('\n') header = lines[0].split(' ') version_id = header[1] line_count = int(header[2]) expected_sha1 = header[3] content_lines = lines[1:1+line_count] trailer = lines[1+line_count] if not trailer.startswith('end '): raise FormatError("Invalid trailer") return Record(version_id, content_lines, expected_sha1) This specification provides the complete format definition needed for compatible implementations while focusing on the format itself rather than any particular codebase.bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/packrepo.txt0000644000000000000000000002631015162203117014771 0ustar00========================== KnitPack repository format ========================== .. contents:: Using KnitPack repositories =========================== Motivation ---------- KnitPack is a new repository format for Breezy, which is expected to be faster both locally and over the network, is usually more compact, and will work with more FTP servers. Our benchmarking results to date have been very promising. We fully expect to make a pack-based format the default in the near future. We would therefore like as many people as possible using KnitPack repositories, benchmarking the results and telling us where improvements are still needed. Preparation ----------- A small percentage of existing repositories may have some inconsistent data within them. It's is a good idea to check the integrity of your repositories before migrating them to knitpack format. To do this, run:: bzr check If that reports a problem, run this command:: bzr reconcile Note that this can take many hours for repositories with deep history so be sure to set aside some time for this if it is required. Creating a new knitpack branch ------------------------------ If you're starting a project from scratch, it's easy to make it a ``knitpack`` one. Here's how:: cd my-stuff bzr init --pack-0.92 bzr add bzr commit -m "initial import" In other words, use the normal sequence of commands but add the ``--pack-0.92`` option to the ``init`` command. **Note:** In bzr 0.92, this format was called ``knitpack-experimental``. Creating a new knitpack repository ---------------------------------- If you're starting a project from scratch and wish to use a shared repository for branches, you can make it a ``knitpack`` repository like this:: cd my-repo bzr init-shared-repo --pack-0.92 . cd my-stuff bzr init bzr add bzr commit -m "initial import" In other words, use the normal sequence of commands but add the ``--pack-0.92`` option to the ``init-shared-repo`` command. Upgrading an existing branch or repository to knitpack format ------------------------------------------------------------- If you have an existing branch and wish to migrate it to a ``knitpack`` format, use the ``upgrade`` command like this:: bzr upgrade --pack-0.92 path-to-my-branch If you are using a shared repository, run:: bzr upgrade --pack-0.92 ROOT_OF_REPOSITORY to upgrade the history database. Note that this will not alter the branch format of each branch, so you will need to also upgrade each branch individually if you are upgrading from an old (e.g. < 0.17) bzr. More modern bzr's will already have the branch format at our latest branch format which adds support for tags. Starting a new knitpack branch from one in an older format ---------------------------------------------------------- This can be done in one of several ways: 1. Create a new branch and pull into it 2. Create a standalone branch and upgrade its format 3. Create a knitpack shared repository and branch into it Here are the commands for using the ``pull`` approach:: bzr init --pack-0.92 my-new-branch cd my-new-branch bzr pull my-source-branch Here are the commands for using the ``upgrade`` approach:: bzr branch my-source-branch my-new-branch cd my-new-branch bzr upgrade --pack-0.92 . Here are the commands for the shared repository approach:: cd my-repo bzr init-shared-repo --pack-0.92 . bzr branch my-source-branch my-new-branch cd my-new-branch As a reminder, any of the above approaches can fail if the source branch has inconsistent data within it and hasn't been reconciled yet. Please be sure to check that before reporting problems. Testing packs for bzr-svn users ------------------------------- If you are using ``bzr-svn`` or are testing the prototype subtree support, you can still use and assist in testing KnitPacks. The commands to use are identical to the ones given above except that the name of the format to use is ``knitpack-subtree-experimental``. WARNING: Note that the subtree formats, ``dirstate-subtree`` and ``knitpack-subtree-experimental``, are **not** production strength yet and may cause unexpected problems. They are required for the bzr-svn plug-in but should otherwise only be used by people happy to live on the bleeding edge. If you are using bzr-svn, you're on the bleeding edge anyway. :-) Reporting problems ------------------ If you need any help or encounter any problems, please contact the developers via the usual ways, i.e. chat to us on IRC or send a message to our mailing list. See https://www.breezy-vcs.org/pages/support.html for contact details. Technical notes =============== Bazaar 0.92 adds a new format (experimental at first) implemented in ``breezy.repofmt.pack_repo.py``. This format provides a knit-like interface which is quite compatible with knit format repositories: you can get a VersionedFile for a particular file-id, or for revisions, or for the inventory, even though these do not correspond to single files on disk. The on-disk format is that the repository directory contains these files and subdirectories: ==================== ============================================= packs/ completed readonly packs indices/ indices for completed packs upload/ temporary files for packs currently being written obsolete_packs/ packs that have been repacked and are no longer normally needed pack-names index of all live packs lock/ lockdir ==================== ============================================= Note that for consistency we always write "indices" not "indexes". This is implemented on top of pack files, which are written once from start to end, then left alone. A pack consists of a body file, plus several index files. There are four index files for each pack, which have the same basename and an extension indicating the purpose of the index: ======== ========== ======================== ========================== extn Purpose Key References ======== ========== ======================== ========================== ``.tix`` File texts ``file_id, revision_id`` per-file parents, compression basis per-file parents ``.six`` Signatures ``revision_id,`` - ``.rix`` Revisions ``revision_id,`` revision parents ``.iix`` Inventory ``revision_id,`` revision parents, compression base ======== ========== ======================== ========================== Indices are accessed through the ``breezy.index.GraphIndex`` class. Indices are stored as sorted files on disk. Each line is one record, and contains: * key fields * a value string - for all these indices, this is an ascii decimal pair of "offset length" giving the position of the referenced data within the pack body file * a list of zero or more reference lists The reference lists let a graph be stored within the index. Each reference list entry points to another entry in the same index. The references are represented as a byte offset for the target within the index file. When a compression base is given, it indicates that the body of the text or inventory is a forward delta from the referenced revision. The compression base list must have length 0 or 1. Like packs, indexes are written only once and then unmodified. A GraphIndex builder is a mutable in-memory graph that can be sorted, cross-referenced and written out when the write group completes. There can also be index entries with a value of 'a' for absent. These records exist just to be pointed to in a graph. This is used, for example, to give the revision-parent pointer when the parent revision is in a previous pack. The data content for each record is a knit data chunk. The knits are always unannotated - the annotations must be generated when needed. (We'd like to cache/memoize the annotations.) The data hunks can be moved between packs without needing to recompress them. It is not possible to regenerate an index from the body file, because it contains information stored in the knit index that's not in the body. (In particular, the per-file graph is only stored in the index.) We would like to change this in a future format. The lock is a regular LockDir lock. The lock is only held for a much reduced scope, while updating the pack-names file. The bulk of the insertion can be done without the repository locked. This is an implementation detail; the repository user should still call ``repository.lock_write`` at the regular time but be aware this does not correspond to a physical mutex. Read locks control caching but do not affect writers. The newly-added repository write group concept is very important to KnitPack repositories. When ``start_write_group`` is called, a new temporary pack is created and all modifications to the repository will go into it until either ``commit_write_group`` or ``abort_write_group`` is called, at which time it is either finished and moved into place or discarded respectively. Write groups cannot be nested, only one can be underway at a time on a Repository instance and they must occur within a write lock. Normally the data for each revision will be entirely within a single pack but this is not required. When a pack is finished, it gets a final name based on the md5 of all the data written into the pack body file. The ``pack-names`` file gives the list of all finished non-obsolete packs. (This should always be the same as the list of files in the ``packs/`` directory, but the file is needed for read-only HTTP clients that can't easily list directories, and it includes other information.) The constraint on the ``pack-names`` list is that every file mentioned must exist in the ``packs/`` directory. In rare cases, when a writer is interrupted, about-to-be-removed packs may still be present in the directory but removed from the list. As well as the list of names, the pack-names file also contains the size, in bytes, of each of the four indices. This is used to bootstrap bisection search within the indices. In normal use, one pack will be created for each commit to a repository. This would build up to an inefficient number of files over time, so a ``repack`` operation is available to recombine them, by producing larger files containing data on multiple revisions. This can be done manually by running ``bzr pack``, and it also may happen automatically when a write group is committed. The repacking strategy used at the moment tries to balance not doing too much work during commit with not having too many small files left in the repository. The algorithm is roughly this: the total number of revisions in the repository is expressed as a decimal number, e.g. "532". Then we'll repack until we have five packs containing a hundred revisions each, three packs containing ten revisions each, and two packs with single revisions. This means that each revision will normally initially be created in a single-revision pack, then moved to a ten-revision pack, then to a 100-pack, and so on. As with other repositories, in normal use data is only inserted. However, in some circumstances we may want to garbage-collect or prune existing data, or reconcile indexes. .. vim: tw=72 ft=rst expandtab bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/repository-stream.txt0000644000000000000000000001604315162203117016677 0ustar00================== Repository Streams ================== Status ====== :Date: 2008-04-11 This document describes the proposed programming interface for streaming data from and into repositories. This programming interface should allow a single interface for pulling data from and inserting data into a Breezy repository. .. contents:: Motivation ========== To eliminate the current requirement that extracting data from a repository requires either using a slow format, or knowing the format of both the source repository and the target repository. Use Cases ========= Here's a brief description of use cases this interface is intended to support. Fetch operations ---------------- We fetch data between repositories as part of push/pull/branch operations. Fetching data is currently an very interactive process with lots of requests. For performance having the data be supplied in a stream will improve push and pull to remote servers. For purely local operations the streaming logic should help reduce memory pressure. In fetch operations we always know the formats of both the source and target. Smart server operations ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ With the smart server we support one streaming format, but this is only usable when both the client and server have the same model of data, and requires non-optimal IO ordering for pack to pack operations. Ideally we can both provide optimal IO ordering the pack to pack case, and correct ordering for pack to knits. Bundles ------- Bundles also create a stream of data for revisions from a repository. Unlike fetch operations we do not know the format of the target at the time the stream is created. It would be good to be able to treat bundles as frozen branches and repositories, so a serialised stream should be suitable for this. Data conversion --------------- At this point we are not trying to integrate data conversion into this interface, though it is likely possible. Characteristics =============== Some key aspects of the described interface are discussed in this section. Single round trip ----------------- All users of this should be able to create an appropriate stream from a single round trip. Forward-only reads ------------------ There should be no need to seek in a stream when inserting data from it into a repository. This places an ordering constraint on streams which some repositories do not need. Serialisation ============= At this point serialisation of a repository stream has not been specified. Some considerations to bear in mind about serialisation are worth noting however. Weaves ------ While there shouldn't be too many users of weave repositories anymore, avoiding pathological behaviour when a weave is being read is a good idea. Having the weave itself embedded in the stream is very straight forward and does not need expensive on the fly extraction and re-diffing to take place. Bundles ------- Being able to perform random reads from a repository stream which is a bundle would allow stacking a bundle and a real repository together. This will need the pack container format to be used in such a way that we can avoid reading more data than needed within the pack container's readv interface. Specification ============= This describes the interface for requesting a stream, and the programming interface a stream must provide. Streams that have been serialised should expose the same interface. Requesting a stream ------------------- To request a stream, three parameters are needed: * A revision search to select the revisions to include. * A data ordering flag. There are two values for this - 'unordered' and 'topological'. 'unordered' streams are useful when inserting into repositories that have the ability to perform atomic insertions. 'topological' streams are useful when converting data, or when inserting into repositories that cannot perform atomic insertions (such as knit or weave based repositories). * A complete_inventory flag. When provided this flag signals the stream generator to include all the data needed to construct the inventory of each revision included in the stream, rather than just deltas. This is useful when converting data from a repository with a different inventory serialisation, as pure deltas would not be able to be reconstructed. Structure of a stream --------------------- A stream is an object. It can be consistency checked via the ``check`` method (which consumes the stream). The ``iter_contents`` method can be used to iterate the contents of the stream. The contents of the stream are a series of top level records, each of which contains one or more bytestrings (potentially as a delta against another item in the repository) and some optional metadata. Consuming a stream ------------------ To consume a stream, obtain an iterator from the streams ``iter_contents`` method. This iterator will yield the top level records. Each record has two attributes. One is ``key_prefix`` which is a tuple key prefix for the names of each of the bytestrings in the record. The other attribute is ``entries``, an iterator of the individual items in the record. Each item that the iterator yields is a factory which has metadata about the entry and the ability to return the compressed bytes. This factory can be decorated to allow obtaining different representations (for example from a compressed knit fulltext to a plain fulltext). In pseudocode:: stream = repository.get_repository_stream(search, UNORDERED, False) for record in stream.iter_contents(): for factory in record.entries: compression = factory.storage_kind print("Object %s, compression type %s, %d bytes long." % ( record.key_prefix + factory.key, compression, len(factory.get_bytes_as(compression)))) This structure should allow stream adapters to be written which can coerce all records to the type of compression that a particular client needs. For instance, inserting into weaves requires fulltexts, so a stream would be adapted for weaves by an adapter that takes a stream, and the target weave, and then uses the target weave to reconstruct full texts (which is all that the weave inserter would ask for). In a similar approach, a stream could internally delta compress many fulltexts and be able to answer both fulltext and compressed record requests without extra IO. factory metadata ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Valid attributes on the factory are: * sha1: Optional ascii representation of the sha1 of the bytestring (after delta reconstruction). * storage_kind: Required kind of storage compression that has been used on the bytestring. One of ``mpdiff``, ``knit-annotated-ft``, ``knit-annotated-delta``, ``knit-ft``, ``knit-delta``, ``fulltext``. * parents: Required graph parents to associate with this bytestring. * compressor_data: Required opaque data relevant to the storage_kind. (This is set to None when the compressor has no special state needed) * key: The key for this bytestring. Like each parent this is a tuple that should have the key_prefix prepended to it to give the unified repository key name. .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/repository.txt0000644000000000000000000003714415162203117015413 0ustar00============ Repositories ============ Status ====== :Date: 2007-07-08 This document describes the services repositories offer and need to offer within breezy. .. contents:: Motivation ========== To provide clarity to API and performance tradeoff decisions by centralising the requirements placed upon repositories. Terminology =========== A **repository** is a store of historical data for Breezy. Command Requirements ==================== ================== ==================== Command Needed services ================== ==================== Add None Annotate Annotated file texts, revision details Branch Fetch, Revision parents, Inventory contents, All file texts Bundle Maximally compact diffs (file and inventory), Revision graph difference, Revision texts. Commit Insert new texts, insert new inventory via delta, insert revision, insert signature Fetching Revision graph difference, ghost identification, stream data introduced by a set of revisions in some cheap form, insert data from a stream, validate data during insertion. Garbage Collection Exclusive lock the repository preventing readers. Revert Delta from working tree to historical tree, and then arbitrary file access to obtain the texts of differing files. Uncommit Revision graph access. Status Revision graph access, revision text access, file fingerprint information, inventory differencing. Diff As status but also file text access. Merge As diff but needs up to twice as many file texts - base and other for each changed file. Also an initial fetch is needed. Log Revision graph (entire at the moment) access, sometimes status between adjacent revisions. Log of a file needs per-file-graph. Dominator caching or similar tools may be needed to prevent entire graph access. Missing Revision graph access, and revision texts to show output. Update As for merge, but twice. ================== ==================== Data access patterns ==================== Ideally we can make our data access for commands such as branch to dovetail well with the native storage in the repository, in the common case. Doing this may require choosing the behaviour of some commands to allow us to have a smaller range of access patterns which we can optimise more heavily. Alternatively if each command is very predicable in its data access pattern we may be able to hint to the low level layers which pattern is needed on a per command basis to get efficient behaviour. =================== =================================================== Command Data access pattern =================== =================================================== Annotate-cached Find text name in an inventory, Recreate one text, recreate annotation regions Annotate-on demand Find file id from name, then breadth-first pre-order traversal of versions-of-the-file until the annotation is complete. Branch Fetch, possibly taking a copy of any file present in a nominated revision when it is validated during fetch. Bundle Revision-graph as for fetch; then inventories for selected revision_ids to determine file texts, then mp-parent deltas for all determined file texts. Commit Something like basis-inventories read to determine per-file graphs, insertion of new texts (which may be delta compressed), generation of annotation regions if the repository is configured to do so, finalisation of the inventory pointing at all the new texts and finally a revision and possibly signature. Fetching Revision-graph searching to find the graph difference. Scan the inventory data introduced during the selected revisions, and grab the on disk data for the found file texts, annotation region data, per-file-graph data, piling all this into a stream. Garbage Collection Basically a mass fetch of all the revisions which branches point at, then a bait and switch with the old repository thus removing unreferenced data. Revert Revision graph access for the revision being reverted to, inventory extraction of that revision, dirblock-order file text extract for files that were different. Uncommit Revision graph access to synthesise pending-merges linear access down left-hand-side, with is_ancestor checks between all the found non-left-hand-side parents. Status Lookup the revisions added by pending merges and their commit messages. Then an inventory difference between the trees involved, which may include a working tree. If there is a working tree involved then the file fingerprint for cache-misses on files will be needed. Note that dirstate caches most of this making repository performance largely irrelevant: but if it was fast enough dirstate might be able to be simpler/ Diff As status but also file text access for every file that is different - either one text (working tree diff) or a diff of two (revision to revision diff). Merge As diff but needs up to twice as many file texts - base and other for each changed file. Also an initial fetch is needed. Note that the access pattern is probably id-based at the moment, but that may be 'fixed' with the iter_changes based merge. Also note that while the texts from OTHER are the ones accessed, this is equivalent to the **newest** form of each text changed from BASE to OTHER. And as the repository looks at when data is introduced, this should be the pattern we focus on for merge. Log Revision graph (entire at the moment) access, log of a file wants a per-file-graph. Log -v will want newest-first inventory deltas between revisions. Missing Revision graph access, breadth-first pre-order. Update As for merge, but twice. =================== =================================================== Patterns used ------------- Note that these are able to be changed by changing what we store. For instance if the repository satisfies mpdiff requests, then bundle can be defined in terms of mpdiff lookups rather than file text lookups appropriate to create mpdiffs. If the repository satisfies full text requests only, then you need the topological access to build up the desired mpdiffs. =========================================== ========= Pattern Commands =========================================== ========= Single file text annotate, diff Files present in one revision branch Newest form of files altered by revisions merge, update? Topological access to file versions/deltas annotate-uncached Stream all data required to recreate revs branch (lightweight) Stream file texts in topological order bundle Write full versions of files, inv, rev, sig commit Write deltas of files, inv for one tree commit Stream all data introduced by revs fetch Regenerate/combine deltas of many trees fetch, pack Reconstruct all texts and validate trees check, fetch Revision graph walk fetch, pack, uncommit, annotate-uncached, merge, log, missing Top down access multiple invs concurrently status, diff, merge?, update? Concurrent access to N file texts diff, merge Iteration of inventory deltas log -v, fetch? =========================================== ========= Facilities to scale well ======================== Indices ------- We want < linear access to all data in the repository. This suggests everything is indexed to some degree. Often we know the kind of data we are accessing; which allows us to partition our indices if that will help (e.g. by reducing the total index size for queries that only care about the revision graph). Indices that support our data access patterns will usually display increased locality of reference, reducing the impact of a large indices without needing careful page size management or other tricks. We need repository wide indices. For the current repositories this is achieved by dividing the keyspace (revisions, signatures, inventories, per-fileid) and then having an append only index within each keyspace. For pack based repositories we will want some means to query the index of each component pack, presumably as a single logical index. It would be nice if indexing was made cleanly separate from storage. So that suggests indices don't know the meaning of the lookup; indices which offer particular ordering, or graph walking facilities will clearly need that information, but perhaps they don't need to know the semantics ? Index size ~~~~~~~~~~ Smaller indexes are good. We could go with one big index, or a different index for different operation styles. As multiple indices will occupy more space in total we should consider carefully about adding indices. Index ordering ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Looking at the data access patterns some operations such as graph walking can clearly be made more efficient by offering direct iteration rather than repeated reentry into the index - so having indices that support iteration in such a style would be useful eventually. Changing our current indexes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We can consider introducing cleaner indices in advance of a full pack based repository. There are many possibilities for this, but I've chosen one that seems ok to me for illustration. A key element is to consider when indices are updated. I think that the update style proposed for pack based repositories - write once, then when we group data again rewrite a new single index - is sufficent. Replace .kndx ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We could discard the per-knit .kndx by writing a new index at the end of every Breezy transaction indexing the new data introduced by the Breezy operation. e.g. at the end of fetch. This can be based on the new ``GraphIndex`` index type. Encoding a knit entry into a ``GraphIndex`` can be done as follows: * Change the key to include a prefix of the knit name, to allow filtering out of data from different knits. * Encode the parents from the knit as the zeroth node reference list. * If the knit hunk was delta compressed encode the node it was delta compressed against as the 1st node reference list (otherwise the 1st node reference list will be empty to indicate no compression parents). * For the value encode similarly to the current knit format the byte offset for the data record in the knit, the byte length for the data record in the knit and the no-end-of-line flag. It's important to note that knit repositories cannot be regenerated by scanning .knits, so a mapped index is still irreplaceable and must be transmitted on push/pull. A potential improvement exists by specialising this further to not record data that is not needed - e.g. an index of revisions does not need to support a pointer to a parent compressed text as revisions.knit is not delta-compressed ever. Likewise signatures do not need the parent pointers at all as there is no 'signature graph'. Data ---- Moving to pack based repositories --------------------------------- We have a number of challenges to solve. Naming of files ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As long as the file name is unique it does not really matter. It might be interesting to have it be deterministic based on content, but there are no specific problems we have solved by doing that, and doing so would require hashing the full file. OTOH hashing the full file is a cheap way to detect bit-errors in transfer (such as windows corruption). Non-reused file names are required for data integrity, as clients having read an index will readv at arbitrary times later. Discovery of files ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ With non-listable transports how should the collection of pack/index files be found ? Initially record a list of all the pack/index files from write actions. (Require writable transports to be listable). We can then use a heuristic to statically combine pack/index files later. Housing files ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Combining indices on demand ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Merging data on push ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A trivial implementation would be to make a pack which has just the data needed for the push, then send that. More sophisticated things would be streaming single-pass creation, and also using this as an opportunity to increase the packedness of the local repo. Choosing compression/delta support ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Caching and writeing of data ============================ Repositories try to provide a consistent view of the data within them within a 'lock context'. Locks ----- Locks come in two flavours - read locks and write locks. Read locks allow data to be read from the repository. Write locks allow data to be read and signal that you intend to write data at some point. The actual writing of data must take place within a Write Group. Write locks provide a cache of repository data during the period of the write lock, and allow write_groups to be acquired. For some repositories the presence of a write lock is exclusive to a single client, for others which are lock free or use server side locks (e.g. svn), the write lock simply provides the cache context. Write Groups ------------ Write groups are the only allowed means for inserting data into a repository. These are created by ``start_write_group``, and concluded by either ``commit_write_group`` or ``abort_write_group``. A write lock must be held on the repository for the entire duration. At most one write group can be active on a repository at a time. Write groups signal to the repository the window during which data is actively being inserted. Several write groups could be committed during a single lock. There is no guarantee that data inserted during a write group will be invisible in the repository if the write group is not committed. Specifically repositories without atomic insertion facilities will be writing data as it is inserted within the write group, and may not be able to revert that data - e.g. in the event of a dropped SFTP connection in a knit repository, inserted file data will be visible in the repository. Some repositories have an atomic insertion facility, and for those all-or-nothing will apply. The precise meaning of a write group is format specific. For instance a knit based repository treats the write group methods as dummy calls, simply meeting the api that clients will use. A pack based repository will open a new pack container at the start of a write group, and rename it into place at commit time. .. vim: ft=rst tw=74 ai bzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/versionedfiles.txt0000644000000000000000000003141115210252426016205 0ustar00=============== Versioned Files =============== This document describes the VersionedFiles API and its implementations in Breezy. The VersionedFiles API provides a unified interface for storing and retrieving versioned text content with support for multiple storage formats, delta compression, and distributed access patterns. Overview ======== The VersionedFiles API is the foundation of Breezy's versioned content storage system. It provides: * Storage of multiple versions of text files with full history * Efficient delta compression between related versions * Support for merge operations and conflict resolution * Network-efficient streaming of versioned content * Fallback mechanisms for distributed repositories * Multiple storage format implementations optimized for different use cases The API is designed around the concept of "keys" - tuples that uniquely identify versions of content, and "records" - the actual versioned content with metadata. Key Concepts ============ Keys and Versioning ------------------- Keys are tuples that uniquely identify a version of content. For repository storage, keys are typically (file-id, revision-id) tuples:: key = (b'file-20051003-1', b'revision-20051003-1') The key system allows for: * Hierarchical organization of content * Efficient lookups and batch operations * Clean separation between different types of versioned data Parent Relationships -------------------- Each version can have zero or more parent versions, forming a directed acyclic graph (DAG) of content history:: parents = ((b'file-id', b'parent-rev-1'), (b'file-id', b'parent-rev-2')) Parent relationships enable: * Merge detection and three-way merging * Delta compression against parent versions * Ancestry queries and graph operations Storage Kinds and Content Representation ----------------------------------------- Content can be represented in multiple storage formats: Basic formats: * ``fulltext`` - Complete content as bytes * ``chunked`` - Content as a list of byte chunks * ``lines`` - Content as a list of lines (preserving newlines) * ``file`` - Content from a file object Compressed formats: * ``knit-ft-gz`` - Knit fulltext, gzip compressed * ``knit-delta-gz`` - Knit delta format, gzip compressed * ``knit-annotated-ft-gz`` - Knit fulltext with line annotations * ``knit-annotated-delta-gz`` - Knit delta with line annotations * ``groupcompress-block`` - GroupCompress bulk compression format Special formats: * ``mpdiff`` - Multi-parent diff format for complex merges * ``absent`` - Indicates missing/unavailable content ContentFactory Classes ---------------------- ContentFactory objects provide a uniform interface for accessing content in different storage formats. They handle format conversion transparently:: factory = FulltextContentFactory(key, parents, sha1, content_bytes) lines = factory.get_bytes_as('lines') chunks = factory.get_bytes_as('chunked') ContentFactory types: * ``FulltextContentFactory`` - Stores complete content * ``ChunkedContentFactory`` - Stores content as chunks * ``AbsentContentFactory`` - Represents missing content * ``FileContentFactory`` - Streams content from files Core API Classes ================ VersionedFile ------------- Base class for single versioned files. Provides methods for: * Adding new versions with ``add_lines()`` * Retrieving content with ``get_lines()`` and ``get_text()`` * Querying relationships with ``get_parent_map()`` * Generating annotations with ``annotate()`` VersionedFiles -------------- Base class for collections of versioned files sharing a keyspace:: # Add content vf.add_lines(key, parents, lines) # Retrieve content for record in vf.get_record_stream(keys, 'topological', True): content = record.get_bytes_as('lines') # Query relationships parent_map = vf.get_parent_map(keys) Key methods: * ``add_lines(key, parents, lines)`` - Add a new version * ``get_record_stream(keys, ordering, include_delta_closure)`` - Stream records * ``insert_record_stream(stream)`` - Insert streamed records * ``get_parent_map(keys)`` - Get parent relationships * ``get_sha1s(keys)`` - Get content checksums VersionedFilesWithFallbacks --------------------------- Extends VersionedFiles with support for fallback sources:: vf.add_fallback_versioned_files(fallback_vf) Enables distributed architectures like stacked branches and shared repositories. Record Streams ============== Record streams provide efficient, streaming access to versioned content. Getting Records --------------- The ``get_record_stream()`` method returns an iterator of ContentFactory objects:: stream = vf.get_record_stream(keys, ordering='topological', include_delta_closure=True) for record in stream: print(f"Key: {record.key}") print(f"Parents: {record.parents}") print(f"Storage: {record.storage_kind}") content = record.get_bytes_as('fulltext') Parameters: * ``keys`` - Keys to retrieve * ``ordering`` - 'unordered' or 'topological' (parents before children) * ``include_delta_closure`` - Include compression dependencies Inserting Records ----------------- The ``insert_record_stream()`` method accepts an iterator of ContentFactory objects:: def generate_records(): for key, parents, content in my_data: yield FulltextContentFactory(key, parents, None, content) vf.insert_record_stream(generate_records()) Network Serialization ---------------------- Records can be serialized for network transmission:: # Serialize for record in source_vf.get_record_stream(keys, 'unordered', True): bytes_data = record.get_bytes_as(record.storage_kind) send_over_network(bytes_data) # Deserialize stream = NetworkRecordStream(bytes_iterator) target_vf.insert_record_stream(stream.read()) Storage Implementations ======================= Knit Format ----------- **File**: ``breezy/bzr/knit.py`` Knit format provides efficient append-only storage with: * Delta compression against single parents * Gzip compression of individual records * Annotation support for line-by-line history * Index-based random access Storage characteristics: * Good for linear development patterns * Efficient single-parent deltas * Supports both fulltext and delta records * Annotation data embedded in storage Use cases: * Traditional repository formats (pack-0.92) * Scenarios requiring detailed line history For complete technical details of the Knit file format, including byte-level specifications for third-party implementations, see ``knit.txt``. Weave Format ------------ **File**: ``breezy/bzr/weave.py`` Legacy format with: * Interleaved storage of multiple versions * Built-in merge conflict resolution * Complete version history in single file Note: Weave format is largely deprecated in favor of Knit and GroupCompress. GroupCompress Format -------------------- **File**: ``breezy/bzr/groupcompress.py`` Modern format optimized for bulk operations: * Cross-file delta compression * Efficient storage of many small files * Batch processing of related content * Optimal for distributed workflows Storage characteristics: * Groups related content for bulk compression * Efficient network transfer * Reduced storage overhead * Optimized for repository-wide operations Use cases: * Modern repository formats (2a, 2.0) * Distributed development workflows * Large repositories with many files For complete technical details of the GroupCompress file format, including byte-level specifications for third-party implementations, see ``groupcompress.txt``. Fallback and Stacking ===================== The fallback mechanism enables layered access to versioned content across multiple storage locations. Basic Stacking -------------- A VersionedFiles object can have fallback sources:: # Primary storage primary_vf = KnitVersionedFiles(...) # Add fallback fallback_vf = KnitVersionedFiles(...) primary_vf.add_fallback_versioned_files(fallback_vf) # Lookups cascade through fallback chain content = primary_vf.get_record_stream(keys, 'unordered', True) Transitive Fallbacks -------------------- Fallback chains can be arbitrarily deep:: primary -> fallback1 -> fallback2 -> fallback3 The ``_transitive_fallbacks()`` method returns the complete chain:: all_fallbacks = vf._transitive_fallbacks() Lookup Cascade -------------- When content is requested: 1. Check local storage first 2. If not found, check immediate fallbacks in order 3. Recursively check transitive fallbacks 4. Return ``AbsentContentFactory`` for missing content Repository Integration ---------------------- Stacking is commonly used for: * **Lightweight checkouts** - Working tree references remote branch * **Shared repositories** - Multiple branches share common history * **Stacked branches** - Branch contains only new revisions, inherits history Performance Considerations ========================== Ordering and Batching ---------------------- For optimal performance: * Use 'topological' ordering when delta compression is important * Use 'unordered' for fastest network transfer * Set ``include_delta_closure=True`` to ensure self-contained records * Batch related keys together in single operations Memory Management ----------------- Record streams are designed for streaming processing: * Process records one at a time to minimize memory usage * Don't collect entire streams into lists * Use appropriate storage kinds for your use case Caching ------- Implementations include various caches: * Content caches for recently accessed data * Index caches for metadata lookups * Compression caches for delta operations Network Efficiency ------------------ For distributed operations: * Group related requests together * Use appropriate storage kinds for network transfer * Leverage fallback mechanisms to minimize data transfer Error Handling ============== Common exceptions: * ``RevisionNotPresent`` - Requested key doesn't exist * ``ExistingContent`` - Attempting to add duplicate content * ``UnavailableRepresentation`` - Requested storage format unavailable Example usage:: try: records = list(vf.get_record_stream(keys, 'topological', True)) except RevisionNotPresent as e: print(f"Missing key: {e.revision_id}") Testing and Debugging ====================== Testing Implementations ----------------------- Use ``RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator`` to test interactions:: recording_vf = RecordingVersionedFilesDecorator(real_vf) # ... perform operations ... print(recording_vf.calls) # Shows all method calls made Performance Testing ------------------- Use ``OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator`` to test ordering behavior:: ordered_vf = OrderingVersionedFilesDecorator(vf, key_priority) Debugging --------- Enable debug flags for detailed tracing: * ``debug.debug_flags.add('index')`` - Index operations * ``debug.debug_flags.add('knit')`` - Knit operations * ``debug.debug_flags.add('pack')`` - Pack operations Advanced Topics =============== Multi-Parent Diffs ------------------- For complex merge scenarios, use ``make_mpdiffs()``:: diffs = vf.make_mpdiffs(version_ids) vf.add_mpdiffs([(version, parents, sha1, diff) for ...]) Custom Mappers -------------- Implement ``KeyMapper`` subclasses for custom key routing:: class CustomMapper(KeyMapper): def map(self, key): return custom_mapping_logic(key) Annotation ---------- Generate line-by-line annotations:: annotated_lines = vf.annotate(key) for (version_key, line) in annotated_lines: print(f"{version_key}: {line}") Integration Examples ==================== Repository Storage ------------------ :: class MyRepository: def __init__(self, transport): self.texts = KnitVersionedFiles(...) self.inventories = KnitVersionedFiles(...) self.revisions = KnitVersionedFiles(...) def add_fallback_repository(self, repo): self.texts.add_fallback_versioned_files(repo.texts) self.inventories.add_fallback_versioned_files(repo.inventories) self.revisions.add_fallback_versioned_files(repo.revisions) Network Synchronization ----------------------- :: def sync_repositories(source_repo, target_repo, revision_ids): # Get all needed keys keys = [] for rev_id in revision_ids: keys.extend(source_repo.texts.keys()) # Stream content source_stream = source_repo.texts.get_record_stream( keys, 'topological', True) target_repo.texts.insert_record_stream(source_stream) See Also ======== * ``breezy/bzr/repository.py`` - Repository implementations using VersionedFiles * ``breezy/bzr/pack_repo.py`` - Pack-based repository format * ``breezy/bzr/index.py`` - Index structures for metadata storage * ``breezy/bzr/btree_index.py`` - B-tree index implementationbzrformats_3.5.0.orig/doc/weave.txt0000644000000000000000000002544615210252426014306 0ustar00============= Weave Format ============= This document provides a complete technical specification of the Weave file format used by Breezy (and formerly Bazaar) for versioned text storage. The specification is detailed enough to enable third-party implementations that are byte-for-byte compatible with Breezy's implementation. Overview ======== The Weave format is a versioned file storage format that interleaves multiple versions of text files. It was an early format used in Bazaar, now largely superseded by Knit and GroupCompress formats, but still supported for compatibility. Key characteristics: * Stores multiple versions of a text file in a single file * Uses insertion and deletion instructions to represent differences * Maintains complete line-level ancestry information * Supports merge conflict resolution through instruction sequences * Self-contained format with integrity checking File Structure ============== A Weave file consists of four main sections in order: 1. **Format Header** - Single line identifying the format version 2. **Version Headers** - Metadata block for each stored version 3. **Weave Body** - Interleaved text content with control instructions 4. **End Marker** - Marks the end of the weave content Format Header ============= The file must begin with exactly this line:: # bzr weave file v5\n Details: * Fixed byte sequence: ``b"# bzr weave file v5\n"`` * The newline is part of the header (``\n`` = ASCII 10) * Only format version 5 is currently supported * This line must be the first bytes in the file Version Headers =============== After the format header, there is a series of version header blocks, one for each version stored in the weave. Each version header consists of exactly four lines followed by a blank line: Format:: i [parent_indexes]\n 1 \n n \n \n Line Descriptions ----------------- **Line 1 - Parent Index Line**:: i [parent_indexes]\n * Starts with literal character ``i`` followed by space * Lists parent version indexes separated by spaces * For root versions (no parents): ``i\n`` (just ``i`` and newline) * Example: ``i 0 2 5\n`` means parents are versions at indexes 0, 2, and 5 * Parent indexes must reference earlier versions only (no forward references) **Line 2 - SHA-1 Hash Line**:: 1 \n * Starts with literal character ``1`` followed by space * Contains 40-character lowercase hexadecimal SHA-1 hash * SHA-1 is computed over the reconstructed text content of this version * SHA-1 calculation uses concatenated lines without separating newlines * Example: ``1 f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f\n`` **Line 3 - Version Name Line**:: n \n * Starts with literal character ``n`` followed by space * Contains the version identifier (typically a revision ID) * Version name is treated as arbitrary bytes * Example: ``n revision-20051003-1\n`` **Line 4 - Separator**:: \n * Blank line (just a newline character) * Separates this version header from the next or from the weave body Version Numbering ----------------- Versions are numbered sequentially starting from 0 based on their order in the file. The first version header defines version 0, the second defines version 1, etc. These index numbers are used throughout the weave body to reference specific versions. Weave Body ========== The weave body contains the actual text content interleaved with control instructions. It begins with a start marker and ends with an end marker. Body Structure:: w\n [instructions and text lines] W\n Start and End Markers --------------------- * **Start marker**: ``w\n`` (lowercase w followed by newline) * **End marker**: ``W\n`` (uppercase W followed by newline) Control Instructions -------------------- The weave body contains two types of control instructions: **Insertion Instructions**: * ``{ \n`` - Begin insertion block for specified version * ``}\n`` - End insertion block (no version index) **Deletion Instructions**: * ``[ \n`` - Begin deletion block for specified version * ``] \n`` - End deletion block for specified version Text Lines ---------- Between control instructions are the actual text lines, prefixed to indicate newline handling: * ``. \n`` - Text line that ends with a newline (newline preserved) * ``, \n`` - Text line that does not end with a newline **Important**: The prefix characters (``.`` and ``,``) are followed by exactly one space, then the text content, then the file's line terminator. Examples:: . hello world\n # Represents the text "hello world\n" , no newline\n # Represents the text "no newline" (no \n at end) , \n # Represents an empty line "" Instruction Semantics ===================== Nesting Rules ------------- * Insertion blocks can be nested within other insertion or deletion blocks * Deletion blocks can be nested within other insertion or deletion blocks * All blocks must be properly nested (no overlapping) * End instructions must match their corresponding start instructions Version Reconstruction ---------------------- To reconstruct a specific version from the weave: 1. Traverse the weave body sequentially 2. Maintain a stack of active insertion/deletion contexts 3. Include text lines only if: * Inside an insertion block for the target version OR * Inside an insertion block for an ancestor of the target version * AND not inside any deletion block for the target version or its ancestors Ancestry Calculation -------------------- A version V is an ancestor of version T if: * V == T, OR * V is listed as a parent of T, OR * V is an ancestor of any parent of T Example Weave ============= Here is a complete example of a weave file containing two versions:: # bzr weave file v5 i 1 f572d396fae9206628714fb2ce00f72e94f2258f n version-1 i 0 1 90f265c6e75f1c8f9ab76dcf85528352c5f215ef n version-2 w { 0 . line one . line two } { 1 . line three } W This weave represents: * **version-1** (index 0): Contains "line one\nline two\n" * **version-2** (index 1): Contains "line one\nline two\nline three\n" * version-2 has version-1 as its parent SHA-1 Calculation ================= The SHA-1 hash for each version is calculated as follows: 1. Reconstruct the complete text content for the version 2. Split into lines preserving newline characters 3. Concatenate all lines without any separators 4. Compute SHA-1 hash of the resulting byte sequence 5. Format as 40-character lowercase hexadecimal string Example (Python-like pseudocode):: lines = reconstruct_version_lines(version_index) content = b''.join(lines) # No separators between lines sha1 = hashlib.sha1(content).hexdigest() Integrity Verification ====================== Weave files include several integrity mechanisms: Format Validation ----------------- * Format header must match exactly: ``b"# bzr weave file v5\n"`` * Version headers must follow the specified structure * Weave body must be properly bracketed with ``w\n`` and ``W\n`` * All control instructions must be properly nested Content Validation ------------------ * SHA-1 hashes must match reconstructed content * Parent references must be valid (refer to existing, earlier versions) * Version names should be unique within the weave Error Conditions ================ Implementations should detect and report these error conditions: Format Errors ------------- * Invalid format header * Malformed version headers * Missing start/end markers for weave body * Improperly nested control instructions * Invalid version index references Content Errors -------------- * SHA-1 mismatch when reconstructing version content * Parent index references that are out of range * Forward references to versions not yet defined File I/O Guidelines =================== Reading Algorithm ----------------- 1. Read and verify format header 2. Parse version headers sequentially until ``w\n`` line is encountered 3. Build internal structures for parents, SHA-1s, and version names 4. Parse weave body, handling control instructions and text lines 5. Verify that weave ends with ``W\n`` 6. Optionally verify SHA-1 hashes for all versions Writing Algorithm ----------------- 1. Write format header: ``# bzr weave file v5\n`` 2. For each version, write the 4-line header block plus blank line 3. Write start marker: ``w\n`` 4. Write weave body with control instructions and text lines 5. Write end marker: ``W\n`` Performance Considerations ========================== Memory Usage ------------ * Weave files are typically loaded entirely into memory * Large weaves can consume significant memory * Consider streaming parsing for very large files Access Patterns --------------- * Random access to specific versions requires full weave parsing * Sequential access to multiple versions can reuse parsed structure * Annotation queries benefit from cached ancestry calculations Limitations and Considerations ============================== Format Limitations ------------------ * No explicit support for binary content * All content treated as line-oriented text * No compression of repeated content * Can become inefficient for files with many versions Compatibility Notes ------------------- * Only format version 5 is widely supported * Earlier format versions are not documented here * Some implementations may support format detection/conversion Character Encoding ------------------ * All content handled as raw bytes * No explicit character encoding support * Applications must handle encoding at a higher level Implementation Notes ==================== Data Structures --------------- Typical in-memory representation includes: * List of parent sets for each version * List of SHA-1 hashes for each version * List of version names/identifiers * Mapping from version names to indexes * Parsed weave instruction sequence Optimization Opportunities -------------------------- * Cache reconstructed version content * Build ancestry graphs for efficient queries * Use lazy parsing for large weaves * Implement streaming interfaces where possible Testing Compatibility ===================== To verify implementation compatibility: 1. Test reading weaves created by Breezy/Bazaar 2. Test writing weaves that Breezy/Bazaar can read 3. Verify SHA-1 calculation matches exactly 4. Test reconstruction of all versions in test weaves 5. Test with weaves containing complex merge scenarios Reference Implementation ======================== The authoritative implementation is in the Breezy codebase: * ``breezy/bzr/weave.py`` - Main Weave class implementation * ``breezy/bzr/weavefile.py`` - File format reading/writing * ``breezy/bzr/versionedfile.py`` - Base classes and interfaces This specification is based on analysis of Breezy version 4.0+ and should be compatible with all standard Weave files created by Bazaar and Breezy.