annotate app/models/repository/mercurial.rb @ 507:0c939c159af4 redmine-1.2

Update to Redmine 1.2.1 on 1.2-stable branch (Redmine SVN rev 6270)

# Redmine - project management software
# Copyright (C) 2006-2011  Jean-Philippe Lang
#
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require 'redmine/scm/adapters/mercurial_adapter'

class Repository::Mercurial < Repository
  # sort changesets by revision number
  has_many :changesets, :order => "#{Changeset.table_name}.id DESC", :foreign_key => 'repository_id'

  attr_protected :root_url
  validates_presence_of :url

  FETCH_AT_ONCE = 100  # number of changesets to fetch at once

  def self.human_attribute_name(attribute_key_name)
    attr_name = attribute_key_name
    if attr_name == "url"
      attr_name = "path_to_repository"
    end
    super(attr_name)
  end

  def self.scm_adapter_class
    Redmine::Scm::Adapters::MercurialAdapter
  end

  def self.scm_name
    'Mercurial'
  end

  def supports_directory_revisions?
    true
  end

  def repo_log_encoding
    'UTF-8'
  end

  # Returns the readable identifier for the given mercurial changeset
  def self.format_changeset_identifier(changeset)
    "#{changeset.revision}:#{changeset.scmid}"
  end

  # Returns the identifier for the given Mercurial changeset
  def self.changeset_identifier(changeset)
    changeset.scmid
  end

  def diff_format_revisions(cs, cs_to, sep=':')
    super(cs, cs_to, ' ')
  end

  # Finds and returns a revision with a number or the beginning of a hash
  def find_changeset_by_name(name)
    return nil if name.nil? || name.empty?
    if /[^\d]/ =~ name or name.to_s.size > 8
      e = changesets.find(:first, :conditions => ['scmid = ?', name.to_s])
    else
      e = changesets.find(:first, :conditions => ['revision = ?', name.to_s])
    end
    return e if e
    changesets.find(:first, :conditions => ['scmid LIKE ?', "#{name}%"])  # last ditch
  end

  # Returns the latest changesets for +path+; sorted by revision number
  #
  # Because :order => 'id DESC' is defined at 'has_many',
  # there is no need to set 'order'.
  # But, MySQL test fails.
  # Sqlite3 and PostgreSQL pass.
  # Is this MySQL bug?
  def latest_changesets(path, rev, limit=10)
    changesets.find(:all, :include => :user,
                    :conditions => latest_changesets_cond(path, rev, limit),
                    :limit => limit, :order => "#{Changeset.table_name}.id DESC")
  end

  def latest_changesets_cond(path, rev, limit)
    cond, args = [], []
    if scm.branchmap.member? rev
      # Mercurial named branch is *stable* in each revision.
      # So, named branch can be stored in database.
      # Mercurial provides *bookmark* which is equivalent with git branch.
      # But, bookmark is not implemented.
      cond << "#{Changeset.table_name}.scmid IN (?)"
      # Revisions in root directory and sub directory are not equal.
      # So, in order to get correct limit, we need to get all revisions.
      # But, it is very heavy.
      # Mercurial does not treat direcotry.
      # So, "hg log DIR" is very heavy.
      branch_limit = path.blank? ? limit : ( limit * 5 )
      args << scm.nodes_in_branch(rev, :limit => branch_limit)
    elsif last = rev ? find_changeset_by_name(scm.tagmap[rev] || rev) : nil
      cond << "#{Changeset.table_name}.id <= ?"
      args << last.id
    end

    unless path.blank?
      cond << "EXISTS (SELECT * FROM #{Change.table_name}
                 WHERE #{Change.table_name}.changeset_id = #{Changeset.table_name}.id
                 AND (#{Change.table_name}.path = ?
                       OR #{Change.table_name}.path LIKE ? ESCAPE ?))"
      args << path.with_leading_slash
      args << "#{path.with_leading_slash.gsub(/[%_\\]/) { |s| "\\#{s}" }}/%" << '\\'
    end

    [cond.join(' AND '), *args] unless cond.empty?
  end
  private :latest_changesets_cond

  def fetch_changesets
    return if scm.info.nil?
    scm_rev = scm.info.lastrev.revision.to_i
    db_rev = latest_changeset ? latest_changeset.revision.to_i : -1
    return unless db_rev < scm_rev  # already up-to-date

    logger.debug "Fetching changesets for repository #{url}" if logger
    (db_rev + 1).step(scm_rev, FETCH_AT_ONCE) do |i|
      transaction do
        scm.each_revision('', i, [i + FETCH_AT_ONCE - 1, scm_rev].min) do |re|
          cs = Changeset.create(:repository => self,
                                :revision => re.revision,
                                :scmid => re.scmid,
                                :committer => re.author,
                                :committed_on => re.time,
                                :comments => re.message)
          re.paths.each { |e| cs.create_change(e) }
        end
      end
    end
    self
  end
end