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Set the git variables to ensure that any local gitconfig is not used or
affected by the tests.
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Create one more series to use for testing. This one has four separate
patches.
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The func_test file is quite large. In order to allow new tests to be
added to a separate file, move the common test code into a separate
class, to be inherited by other classes.
Drop unnecessary imports in func_test
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Add one more test for completeness, since this occurs commonly.
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If python2 is available then we must specify python3 here. Update the
test to handle this.
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Add functions for checking a branch, showing a commit, etc. to support
the new functionality.
Git version 2.34.1 ignores --stat if --quiet is given, so adjust the
args so that this performs as expected.
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When running tests where the .git directory is not owned by the current
user, various warnings are produced and the tests fail. This happens in
CI.
For patman itself, modify the gitutil.get_top_level() function to return
None in this case. Ensure that the warning is not shown, since it creates
about 1000 lines of output.
For checkpatch, the same warning is produced even though --no-tree is
given. Suppress that as well.
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Correct various pylint warnings in this file.
The remaining ones are three functions with too many arguments (R0913
and R0918) and use of global (W0603).
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In some cases we want to collect all lines in the commit message so that
the commit can be recreated with the same message as before, or perhaps
with light filtering.
Add support for this.
Series-to: u-boot
Cover-letter:
patman: Minor improvements to prepare for series handling
This series includes a number of internal improvements to patman:
- Tidy-up of parsing
- Adjust how tests create the git tree
- Support for creating patches in a different git directory
- Faster determination of the upstream branch
- Ability to collect the body of a commit message as a series of lines
END
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This module is missing some comments, so add them.
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This is the help for the whole of patman, so move it to the start of the
control function, rather than being inside 'patman send'.
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Most of the arguments for the main parser are actually arguments for the
'send' parser. Move them there, in a separate function.
Fix a pylint warning for -D and the imports while here.
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Simplify the main parser by moving subparser code into separate
functions. Fix a few pylint warnings while here.
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Add a few tests to make sure that help is provided when requested.
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Tests may want to parse their own arguments. Refactor the parser code to
support this and allow settings to receive arguments as well.
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Correct some pylint warnings in this file. Make use of the existing
asyncio event loop, instead of creating a new one, since this also
destroys it afterwards, making it unavailable for tests which want to
share an event loop. Use tools.write_file() to avoid a warning about
encoding.
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At present the branch information is dropped when writing the
configuration. It is easier to get git to set up the config anyway, so
update the test to do this.
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The test starts with the HEAD pointing to the wrong place, so that the
created files appear to be deleted. Fix this by resetting the tree
before tests start. Add a check that the tree is clean.
Update pygit2 so that the enums are available.
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Rather than hard-coding these values in the sample patches, use
variables so that we can refer to these in tests.
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In tests, the 'git' directory is a subdirectory of the temporary
directory. Rename it to '.git' so that git will automatically find it
when git operations are done in the temporary directory. Set up the
config before the first git operation, so that this works correctly.
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The variables 'lines' is used to hold a list of output lines within a
test, but also to hold an iterator through those lines. Use 'itr' for
the latter, to avoid confusion.
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Since str() is a reserved function we should not use it as a variable.
Fix this in the send module.
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Support specifying the git-directory when creating and sending patches.
This will allow better testing of this functionality, since we can use a
test directory.
For count_commits_to_branch() support an end commit while we are here.
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Plumb a current-working-directory (cwd) through from send all the way to
the command gitutil libraries. This will allow better testing of this
functionality, since we can use a test directory.
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Some files are missing from the __all__ list, so add then. Reformat the
list to use more of the width of each line.
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Use --decorate to quickly detect the upstream branch, since this is much
faster than using 'git name-rev' on every possible commit.
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For testing it is useful to be able to set the current directory used
for git operations, as well as the git-repo directory. Update some of
the functions to support this.
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The current approach to calling 'git send-email' puts double quotes
around each email address to ensure that it will pass the shell
correctly. This is a bit cumbersome and requires using a shell to sort
it all out.
Drop the quotes and use command.run() instead, to simplify things. This
will also make it possible to (later) set the current directory.
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It is convenient to be able to print a message and exit. Add a new
'fatal' level to support this.
Update some assumptions about the level, so that the tools continue to
work as now.
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Instead of using settings.alias pass this value in. This allows tests to
work without using settings.alias
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Rather than accessing settings directly, pass the aliases in, so that
we can do the same from tests. With further work this will allow the
tests to work without using settings.alias
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Rather than accessing the settings module in this function, require the
alias dict to be passed in.
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Rather than accessing the settings module in this function, require the
alias dict to be passed in.
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The gitutil module is supposed to be independent from patman but one
piece was missed in the series which separated them.
Move the settings setup out of gitutil
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Now that we have the new asyncio implementation, drop the unused
ThreadPoolExecutor code.
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The pager makes it easier to review large number of comments. Add it
around the output.
Patman normally sends multiple concurrent requests to the patchwork
server, as this is faster. Provide an option to disable this.
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Patman normally sends multiple concurrent requests to the patchwork
server, as this is faster. Provide an option to disable this.
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Now that all the pieces are in place, switch over from using an executor
to using asyncio.
While we are here, import defaultdict to avoid needing to specify its
module.
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Import defaultdict to avoid needing to specify its module in multiple
places. Fix an extra blank line while here.
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The cover letter has some information on each patch, so allow this to be
stored in the Patch object.
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When comments are shown below patches it can be hard to see the patch
subject. Use yellow instead of blue, since it stands out better.
Pass the colour object into show_responses() rather than creating a new
one, since that is tidier.
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This test uses the find_new_responses() function which combines
accessing patchwork and processing the results.
Since the test is aimed at testing processing, adjust it to call
process_reviews() instead.
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Instead of passing the URL and function to each call, put the fake
into the Patchwork object instead.
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This function does patchwork calls and then processes the results. Move
the processing out so we can (later) test it separately.
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This function has three phases:
- collecting things from patchwork
- doing some processing
- showing the results to the user / creating a branch
Refactor into two functions so we can eventually have the patchwork part
fully separated out.
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This function actually shows the status and does some other things.
Rename it to better reflect its purpose.
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Expand the patchwork module so that it can match the current
requirements of the 'patman status' command, i.e. reading the state of a
series and the patches associated with it.
Since the format of each patchwork response is a little tricky to
understand, add examples in comments at the top of each function.
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These relate to information obtained from the patchwork server, so move
their definition into the new patchwork module.
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At present the patchwork implementation is very simple, just consisting
of a function which calls the REST API.
We want to create a fake patchwork for use in tests. So start a new
module to encapsulate communication with the patchwork server.
Use asyncio since it is easier to handle lots of concurrent requests
from different parts of the code.
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Now that patman has an unusual dependency, add a requirements.txt file
and use it in CI
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