Subversion Repositories DevTools

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# Codestriker: Copyright (c) 2001,2002,2003 David Sitsky.  All rights reserved.

# sits@users.sourceforge.net

#

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and modify it under

# the terms of the GPL.

# Subversion repository access package.

package Codestriker::Repository::Subversion;

use IPC::Open3;

use strict;

use Fatal qw / open close /;

# Constructor, which takes as a parameter the repository url.

sub new {

    my ($type, $repository_url, $user, $password) = @_;

    # Determine if there are additional parameters required for user

    # authentication.

    my @userCmdLine = ();

    if (defined($user) && defined($password)) {

        push @userCmdLine, '--username';

        push @userCmdLine, $user;

        push @userCmdLine, '--password';

        push @userCmdLine, $password;

    }

    my $repotag = '';

    if ( $repository_url =~ m~(.*)\[(.*)\]$~ )

    {

        $repository_url = $1;

        $repotag = $2;

    }

    # Sanitise the repository URL.

    $repository_url = sanitise_url_component($repository_url);

    my $self = {};

    $self->{repository_url} = $repository_url;

    $self->{repotag} = $repotag;

    $self->{userCmdLine} = \@userCmdLine;

    $self->{repository_string} = $repository_url;

    $self->{repository_string} .= ";$user" if defined $user;

    $self->{repository_string} .= ";$password" if defined $password;

    if ($self->{repository_string} !~ /^svn:/) {

        $self->{repository_string} = "svn:" . $self->{repository_string};

    }

    bless $self, $type;

}

# Sanitise a Subversion URL component, by replacing spaces with %20 and @

# symbols with %40, so that there is no confused with pegged revisions.  Also

# remove any leading and trailing slashes.

sub sanitise_url_component {

    my $url = shift;

    $url =~ s/\/$//;

    $url =~ s/^\///;

    $url =~ s/ /%20/g;

    $url =~ s/\@/%40/g;

    return $url;

}

# Retrieve the data corresponding to $filename and $revision.  Store each line

# into $content_array_ref.

sub retrieve ($$$\$) {

    my ($self, $filename, $revision, $content_array_ref) = @_;

    #

    #   Kludge

    #   If the user has provided a Tag with a PEG, then the filename is

    #   mangled. Eg:

    #       MASS_Dev_Bus/Financial/cpp/Acquirer/tags/Acquirer_0.0.9000.bkk.1@24165/src/SetId/SetAcquirerIdConfig.cpp

    #

    #   Test Fix

    #   Remove anyhing that looks like @nnnnn/

    #

    $filename =~ s~\@[0-9]+/~/~;

    # Sanitise the filename.

    $filename = sanitise_url_component($filename);

    my $read_data;

    my $read_stdout_fh = new FileHandle;

    open($read_stdout_fh, '>', \$read_data);

    my @args = ();

    push @args, 'cat';

    push @args, '--non-interactive';

    push @args, '--no-auth-cache';

    push @args, '--trust-server-cert';

    push @args, @{ $self->{userCmdLine} };

    push @args, '--revision';

    push @args, $revision;

    push @args, $self->{repository_url} . '/' . $filename;

    Codestriker::execute_command($read_stdout_fh, undef,

                                 $Codestriker::svn, @args);

    # Process the data for the topic.

    open($read_stdout_fh, '<', \$read_data);

    for (my $i = 1; <$read_stdout_fh>; $i++) {

        $_ = Codestriker::decode_topic_text($_);

        chop;

        $$content_array_ref[$i] = $_;

    }

}

# Retrieve the "root" of this repository.

sub getRoot ($) {

    my ($self) = @_;

    return $self->{repository_url};

}

# Return a URL which views the specified file and revision.

sub getViewUrl ($$$) {

    my ($self, $filename, $revision) = @_;

    # Lookup the file viewer from the configuration.

    my $viewer = $Codestriker::file_viewer->{$self->toString()};

    if (! (defined $viewer)) {

        $viewer = $Codestriker::file_viewer->{$self->{repository_string}};

    }

    return (defined $viewer) ? $viewer . "/" . $filename : "";

}

# Return a string representation of this repository.

sub toString ($) {

    my ($self) = @_;

    return "svn:" . $self->getRoot();

}

# Given a Subversion URL, determine if it refers to a directory or a file.

sub is_file_url {

    my ($self, $url) = @_;

    my $file_url;

    eval {

        my @args = ();

        push @args, 'info';

        push @args, '--non-interactive';

        push @args, '--no-auth-cache';

        push @args, '--trust-server-cert';

        push @args, @{ $self->{userCmdLine} };

        push @args, '--xml';

        push @args, $self->{repository_url} . '/' . $url;

        my $read_data;

        my $read_stdout_fh = new FileHandle;

        open($read_stdout_fh, '>', \$read_data);

        Codestriker::execute_command($read_stdout_fh, undef,

                                     $Codestriker::svn, @args);

        open($read_stdout_fh, '<', \$read_data);

        while (<$read_stdout_fh>) {

            if (/kind\s*\=\s*\"(\w+)\"/) {

                $file_url = $1 eq "File";

                last;

            }

        }

    };

    if ($@ || !(defined $file_url)) {

        # The above command failed, try using the older method which only works

        # in an English locale.  This supports Subversion 1.2 or earlier

        # releases, which don't support the --xml flag for the info command.

        my @args = ();

        push @args, 'cat';

        push @args, '--non-interactive';

        push @args, '--no-auth-cache';

        push @args, '--trust-server-cert';

        push @args, @{ $self->{userCmdLine} };

        push @args, '--revision';

        push @args, 'HEAD';

        push @args, $self->{repository_url} . '/' . $url;

        my $read_stdout_data;

        my $read_stdout_fh = new FileHandle;

        open($read_stdout_fh, '>', \$read_stdout_data);

        my $read_stderr_data;

        my $read_stderr_fh = new FileHandle;

        open($read_stderr_fh, '>', \$read_stderr_data);

        Codestriker::execute_command($read_stdout_fh, $read_stderr_fh,

                                     $Codestriker::svn, @args);

        $file_url = 1;

        open($read_stderr_fh, '<', \$read_stderr_data);

        while(<$read_stderr_fh>) {

            if (/^svn:.* refers to a directory/) {

                $file_url = 0;

                last;

            }

        }

    }

    return $file_url;

}

# The getDiff operation, pull out a change set based on the start and end 

# revision number, confined to the specified moduled_name.

sub getDiff {

    my ($self, $start_tag, $end_tag, $module_name, $stdout_fh, $stderr_fh) = @_;

    #

    #   If modulename conatins the repotag - then remove it

    #

    if ( $self->{repotag} )

    {

        if ( $module_name =~ m~$self->{repotag}/(.*)~ )

        {

            $module_name = $1;

        }

    }

    #

    #   Check Module Name

    #

    my @errors;

    $self->{getDiffError} = undef;

    unless ( $module_name =~ m~^(.*)/(tags|branches|trunk|Trunk)(/|$)~ )

    {

        push @errors,

            "Module does not contain 'tags', 'trunk' or 'branches'",

            "Module must specify a development branch or trunk",

            "ModuleName: $module_name"

            ;

    }

    my $moduleRoot = $1;

    my $moduleTail = $3;

    if ( $module_name =~ m~^/~ )

    {

        push @errors, "Module must not start with a '/'"

    }

    if ( @errors )

    {

        $self->{getDiffError} = join ('<br>', @errors);

        return $Codestriker::OK;

    }

    # Sanitise the URL, and determine if it refers to a directory or filename.

    $module_name = sanitise_url_component($module_name);

    my $directory;

    if ($self->is_file_url($module_name)) {

        $module_name =~ /(.*)\/[^\/]+/;

        $directory = $1;

    } else {

        $directory = $module_name;

    }

    #

    #   Detect mode of operation

    #       1) Two known revisions - simple (start and end specified)

    #       2) Revision to HEAD - simple (only start specified)

    #       3) Empty to Specified-Revision - tricky (only end specified)

    #       4) Error - detected before here (no start or end)

    #

    my $start_url;

    my $end_url;

#    my $moduleRoot = $module_name;

#    $moduleRoot =~ s~/trunk$~~;

#    $moduleRoot =~ s~/branches/.*~~;

#    $moduleRoot =~ s~/tags/.*~~;

    my $diffOld = $module_name;

    if ( ! $start_tag )

    {

        #

        #   Dummy start: Root of the empty repository

        #

        my $repoName = $module_name;

        $repoName =~ s~[/\\].*~~;

        $start_url = $repoName . '@0';

    }

    elsif ( $start_tag =~ m~^\d+$~ )

    {

        #

        #   Pegged version

        #

        $start_url = $module_name  . '@' . $start_tag;

    }

    else

    {

        #

        #   Tagged version

        #

        $start_url =  join ('/', $moduleRoot, 'tags', $start_tag);

        $diffOld = $start_url;

    }

    my $diffNew = $module_name;

    if ( ! $end_tag )

    {

        #

        #   Dummy end: Head of the branch

        #

        $end_url = $module_name;

    }

    elsif ( $end_tag =~ m~^\d+$~ )

    {

        #

        #   Pegged version

        #

        $end_url = $module_name  . '@' . $end_tag;

    }

    else

    {

        #

        #   Tagged version

        #

        $end_url =  join ('/', $moduleRoot, 'tags', $end_tag);

        $diffNew = $end_url;

    }

    # Execute the diff command.

    my $read_stdout_data;

    my $read_stdout_fh = new FileHandle;

    open($read_stdout_fh, '>', \$read_stdout_data);

    #

    #   Determine the command to use

    #   If user provides two numbers, then module is a full path

    #   Otherwise assume that the user has provided named tags

    #

    #

    my @args = ();

    push @args, 'diff';

    push @args, '--non-interactive';

    push @args, '--no-auth-cache';

    push @args, '--trust-server-cert';

    push @args, @{ $self->{userCmdLine} };

    push @args, '--old';

    push @args, join ('/', $self->{repository_url},$start_url);

    push @args, '--new';

    push @args, join ('/', $self->{repository_url}, $end_url);

    Codestriker::execute_command($read_stdout_fh, $stderr_fh,

                                 $Codestriker::svn, @args);

    #

    #   DPurdie: 29-Nov-12

    #   The diff output does not have the full file name

    #   The following code attempts to fix this (bit it didn't work too well

    #   with a mixture of tags, branches and pegs)

    #

    #   Unified Diff format :

    #       --- /path/to/original

    #       +++ /path/to/new

    #   Svn Extension

    #       Index: path/to/file

    #

    #

    my $rv = open($read_stdout_fh, '<', \$read_stdout_data);

    if ( $rv ) {

        while(<$read_stdout_fh>) {

            my $line = $_;

            ## If the user specifies a path (a branch in Subversion), the

            ## diff file does not come back with a path rooted from the

            ## repository base making it impossible to pull the entire file

            ## back out. This code attempts to change the diff file on the

            ## fly to ensure that the full path is present. This is a bug

            ## against Subversion, so eventually it will be fixed, so this

            ## code can't break when the diff command starts returning the

            ## full path.

            #if ($line =~ /^--- / || $line =~ /^\+\+\+ / ||

            #    $line =~ /^Index: /) {

            #    # Check if the bug has been fixed.

            #    if ($line =~ /^\+\+\+ $module_name/ == 0 &&

            #        $line =~ /^--- $module_name/ == 0 &&

            #        $line =~ /^Index: $module_name/ == 0) {

            #            $line =~ s/^--- /--- $directory\// or

            #            $line =~ s/^Index: /Index: $directory\// or

            #            $line =~ s/^\+\+\+ /\+\+\+ $directory\//;

            #    }

            #}

            $line =~ s~^Index: ~Index: $diffNew/~;

            $line =~ s~^--- ~--- $diffOld/~;

            $line =~ s~^\+\+\+ ~\+\+\+ $diffNew/~;

            print $stdout_fh $line;

        }

    }

    return $Codestriker::OK;

}

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