public void Process(ExecutionContext context)
{
CmdStore cs = context.Store;
StoreInfo storeInfo = cs.Store;
string upLoc = storeInfo.UpstreamLocation;
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(upLoc))
{
throw new ApplicationException("There is no upstream location");
}
// Collate the number of commands we have in local branches
IdCount[] have = cs.Branches.Values
.Where(x => !x.IsRemote)
.Select(x => new IdCount(x.Id, x.Info.CommandCount))
.ToArray();
IRemoteStore rs = context.GetRemoteStore(upLoc);
// We don't care about new branches in the origin, but we do care
// about local branches that have been created since the last push
IdRange[] toPush = rs.GetMissingRanges(cs.Id, have, false).ToArray();
// How many commands do we need to push
uint total = (uint)toPush.Sum(x => x.Size);
Log.Info($"To push {total} command`s in {toPush.Length} branch`es".TrimExtras());
foreach (IdRange idr in toPush)
{
Branch b = cs.FindBranch(idr.Id);
if (b == null)
{
throw new ApplicationException("Cannot locate branch " + idr.Id);
}
Log.Info($"Push [{idr.Min},{idr.Max}] from {b}");
CmdData[] data = b.TakeRange(idr.Min, idr.Max).ToArray();
rs.Push(cs.Name, b.Info, data);
// Remember how much we were ahead at the time of the push
b.Info.LastPush = idr.Max + 1;
b.Store.SaveBranchInfo(b);
}
Log.Info("Push completed");
}
public void Process(ExecutionContext context)
{
CmdStore cs = context.Store;
StoreInfo storeInfo = cs.Store;
string upLoc = storeInfo.UpstreamLocation;
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(upLoc))
{
throw new ApplicationException("There is no upstream location");
}
// Collate how much we already have in all remote branches.
// We may have previously pushed some local branches to the remote
// store, but nothing is supposed to mutate those remote copies.
IdCount[] have = cs.Branches.Values
.Where(x => x.IsRemote)
.Select(x => new IdCount(x.Id, x.Info.CommandCount))
.ToArray();
// Open a channel to the upstream store
IRemoteStore rs = context.GetRemoteStore(upLoc);
// Determine what we are missing (including any new branches in the remote)
IdRange[] toFetch = rs.GetMissingRanges(cs.Id, have, true);
// How many commands do we need to fetch
uint total = (uint)toFetch.Sum(x => x.Size);
Log.Info($"To fetch {total} command`s from {toFetch.Length} branch`es".TrimExtras());
// Retrieve the command data from the remote, keeping new branches
// apart from appends to existing branches.
var newBranchData = new Dictionary <BranchInfo, CmdData[]>();
var moreBranchData = new Dictionary <BranchInfo, CmdData[]>();
foreach (IdRange idr in toFetch)
{
// Fetch the remote AC file
BranchInfo ac = rs.GetBranchInfo(idr.Id);
if (ac == null)
{
throw new ApplicationException("Could not locate remote branch " + idr.Id);
}
// And the relevant data
Log.Info($"Fetch [{idr.Min},{idr.Max}] for {ac.BranchName} ({ac.BranchId})");
CmdData[] branchData = rs.GetData(idr).ToArray();
if (cs.FindBranch(ac.BranchId) == null)
{
newBranchData.Add(ac, branchData);
}
else
{
moreBranchData.Add(ac, branchData);
}
}
// All done with the remote store
// Copy any brand new branches (ensuring they get created in the
// right order so that parent/child relationships can be formed
// as we go).
foreach (KeyValuePair <BranchInfo, CmdData[]> kvp in newBranchData.OrderBy(x => x.Key.CreatedAt))
{
cs.CopyIn(kvp.Key, kvp.Value);
}
// Append command data for branches we previously had (the order
// shouldn't matter)
foreach (KeyValuePair <BranchInfo, CmdData[]> kvp in moreBranchData)
{
cs.CopyIn(kvp.Key, kvp.Value);
}
Log.Info("Fetch completed");
// Reload the current command stream (from scratch, kind of brute force,
// not sure whether appending the new commands would really be sufficient)
// TODO: Is this really necessary? Perhaps only if the current branch has
// been fetched (the stuff we're fetching should only come from remotes,
// but the current branch could be one of those remotes)
//cs.Stream = new CmdStream(cs.Current);
}
internal static FileStore Create(CmdData args)
{
// Expand the supplied name to include the current working directory (or
// expand a relative path)
string enteredName = args.GetValue <string>(nameof(ICreateStore.Name));
string name = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(enteredName);
string folderName = Path.GetFullPath(enteredName);
// Disallow if the folder name already exists.
// It may be worth relaxing this rule at some future date. The
// reason for disallowing it is because an existing folder may
// well contain sub-folders, but we also use sub-folders to
// represent the branch hierarchy. So things would be a bit
// mixed up. That said, it would be perfectly plausible to
// place branch sub-folders under a separate ".ac" folder (in
// much the same way as git). That might be worth considering
// if we want to support a "working directory" like that
// provided by git.
if (Directory.Exists(folderName))
{
throw new ApplicationException($"{folderName} already exists");
}
// Confirm the folder is on a local drive
if (!IsLocalDrive(folderName))
{
throw new ApplicationException("Command stores can only be initialized on a local fixed drive");
}
// Create the folder for the store (but if the folder already exists,
// confirm that it does not already hold any AC files).
if (Directory.Exists(folderName))
{
if (GetAcFilePath(folderName) != null)
{
throw new ApplicationException($"{folderName} has already been initialized");
}
}
else
{
Log.Info("Creating " + folderName);
Directory.CreateDirectory(folderName);
}
Guid storeId = args.GetGuid(nameof(ICreateStore.StoreId));
FileStore result = null;
// If we're cloning, copy over the source data
if (args.CmdName == nameof(ICloneStore))
{
// TODO: When cloning from a real remote, using wget might be a
// good choice (but that doesn't really fit with what's below)
ICloneStore cs = (args as ICloneStore);
IRemoteStore rs = GetRemoteStore(cs);
// Retrieve metadata for all remote branches
BranchInfo[] acs = rs.GetBranches()
.OrderBy(x => x.CreatedAt)
.ToArray();
var branchFolders = new Dictionary <Guid, string>();
// Copy over all branches
foreach (BranchInfo ac in acs)
{
// Get the data for the branch (do this before we do any tweaking
// of the folder path from the AC file -- if the command supplier is
// a local file store, we won't be able to read the command data files
// after changing the folder name recorded in the AC)
IdRange range = new IdRange(ac.BranchId, 0, ac.CommandCount - 1);
CmdData[] data = rs.GetData(range).ToArray();
// TODO: what follows is very similar to the CopyIn method.
// Consider using that instead (means an empty FileStore needs
// to be created up front)
// Determine the output location for the AC file (relative to the
// location that should have already been defined for the parent)
if (!branchFolders.TryGetValue(ac.ParentId, out string parentFolder))
{
Debug.Assert(ac.ParentId.Equals(Guid.Empty));
parentFolder = folderName;
}
string dataFolder = Path.Combine(parentFolder, ac.BranchName);
branchFolders[ac.BranchId] = dataFolder;
SaveBranchInfo(dataFolder, ac);
// Copy over the command data
foreach (CmdData cd in data)
{
FileStore.WriteData(dataFolder, cd);
}
}
// If the origin is a folder on the local file system, ensure it's
// saved as an absolute path (relative specs may confuse directory
// navigation, depending on what the current directory is at the time)
string origin = cs.Origin;
if (Directory.Exists(origin))
{
origin = Path.GetFullPath(origin);
}
// Save the store metadata
var root = new StoreInfo(storeId, name, rs.Id, origin);
SaveStoreInfo(folderName, root);
// And suck it back up again
string acSpec = Path.Combine(folderName, acs[0].BranchId + ".ac");
result = FileStore.Load(acSpec);
}
else
{
// Create the AC file that represents the store root branch
var ac = new BranchInfo(storeId: storeId,
parentId: Guid.Empty,
branchId: storeId,
branchName: name,
createdAt: args.CreatedAt);
// Create the store metadata
var storeInfo = new StoreInfo(storeId, name, Guid.Empty);
// Create the store and save it
result = new FileStore(folderName,
storeInfo,
new BranchInfo[] { ac },
ac.BranchId);
// Save the AC file plus the store metadata
FileStore.SaveBranchInfo(folderName, ac);
result.SaveStoreInfo();
}
return(result);
}
