/// <summary>
/// 同步创建连接
/// </summary>
/// <param name="timeout"></param>
public void Connect(int timeout)
{
var a = new SyncInvoker <Exception>();
BeginConnect(a.Callback);
if (!a.Wait(timeout))
{
throw new RpcException(RpcErrorCode.ConnectionTimeout, RemoteUri.ToString(), "Connection timeout", null);
}
}
public override void ExecuteAsync()
{
SetStatus(TaskStatus.Running);
TorrentService s = Banshee.ServiceStack.ServiceManager.Get <TorrentService> ();
downloader = s.Download(RemoteUri.ToString(), Path.GetDirectoryName(LocalPath));
torrent = TorrentService.Bus.GetObject <ITorrent> (TorrentService.BusName, downloader.GetTorrent());
downloader.StateChanged += OnDownloaderStateChanged;
// There are no events on the torrent IDownloader to indicate when the stats have updated
// Manually ping the SetProgress event, otherwise migo never notices progress changing
System.Threading.ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(UpdateProgress);
}
public IEnumerable <string> GetSettingValues(string envarName, string section, string property)
{
string envarValue = null;
if (Environment?.Variables.TryGetValue(envarName, out envarValue) ?? false)
{
yield return(envarValue);
}
foreach (string scope in RemoteUri.GetGitConfigurationScopes())
{
string key = $"{section}.{scope}.{property}";
IEnumerable <string> configValues = GitConfiguration.GetAll(key);
foreach (string value in configValues)
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
public IEnumerable <string> GetSettingValues(string envarName, string section, string property)
{
string envarValue = null;
if (Environment?.Variables.TryGetValue(envarName, out envarValue) ?? false)
{
yield return(envarValue);
}
foreach (string scope in RemoteUri.GetGitConfigurationScopes())
{
string key = $"{section}.{scope}.{property}";
IList <string> configValues = null;
if (GitConfiguration?.Dictionary.TryGetValue(key, out configValues) ?? false)
{
if (configValues.Count > 0)
{
yield return(configValues[0]);
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Try and get the all values of a specified setting as specified in the environment and Git configuration,
/// in the correct order or precedence.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="envarName">Optional environment variable name.</param>
/// <param name="section">Optional Git configuration section name.</param>
/// <param name="property">Git configuration property name. Required if <paramref name="section"/> is set, optional otherwise.</param>
/// <returns>All values for the specified setting, in order of precedence, or an empty collection if no such values are set.</returns>
public IEnumerable <string> GetSettingValues(string envarName, string section, string property)
{
string value;
if (envarName != null)
{
if (_environment.Variables.TryGetValue(envarName, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
if (section != null && property != null)
{
IGitConfiguration config = GetGitConfiguration();
if (RemoteUri != null)
{
/*
* Look for URL scoped "section" configuration entries, starting from the most specific
* down to the least specific (stopping before the TLD).
*
* In a divergence from standard Git configuration rules, we also consider matching URL scopes
* without a scheme ("protocol://").
*
* For each level of scope, we look for an entry with the scheme included (the default), and then
* also one without it specified. This allows you to have one configuration scope for both "http" and
* "https" without needing to repeat yourself, for example.
*
* For example, starting with "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz" we have:
*
* 1a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 1b. [section "foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 2a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 2b. [section "foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 3a. [section "https://foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 3b. [section "foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4a. [section "https://example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4b. [section "example.com"]
* property = value
*
*/
// Enumerate all configuration entries with the correct section and property name
// and make a local copy of them here to avoid needing to call `TryGetValue` on the
// IGitConfiguration object multiple times in a loop below.
var configEntries = new Dictionary <string, string>();
config.Enumerate((entryName, entryValue) =>
{
string entrySection = entryName.TruncateFromIndexOf('.');
string entryProperty = entryName.TrimUntilLastIndexOf('.');
if (StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase.Equals(entrySection, section) &&
StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase.Equals(entryProperty, property))
{
configEntries[entryName] = entryValue;
}
// Continue the enumeration
return(true);
});
foreach (string scope in RemoteUri.GetGitConfigurationScopes())
{
string queryName = $"{section}.{scope}.{property}";
// Look for a scoped entry that includes the scheme "protocol://example.com" first as this is more specific
if (configEntries.TryGetValue(queryName, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
// Now look for a scoped entry that omits the scheme "example.com" second as this is less specific
string scopeWithoutScheme = scope.TrimUntilIndexOf(Uri.SchemeDelimiter);
string queryWithSchemeName = $"{section}.{scopeWithoutScheme}.{property}";
if (configEntries.TryGetValue(queryWithSchemeName, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
/*
* Try to look for an un-scoped "section" property setting:
*
* [section]
* property = value
*
*/
if (config.TryGetValue($"{section}.{property}", out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
public IEnumerable <string> GetSettingValues(string envarName, string section, string property, bool isPath)
{
string value;
if (envarName != null)
{
if (_environment.Variables.TryGetValue(envarName, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
if (section != null && property != null)
{
IGitConfiguration config = _git.GetConfiguration();
if (RemoteUri != null)
{
/*
* Look for URL scoped "section" configuration entries, starting from the most specific
* down to the least specific (stopping before the TLD).
*
* In a divergence from standard Git configuration rules, we also consider matching URL scopes
* without a scheme ("protocol://").
*
* For each level of scope, we look for an entry with the scheme included (the default), and then
* also one without it specified. This allows you to have one configuration scope for both "http" and
* "https" without needing to repeat yourself, for example.
*
* For example, starting with "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz" we have:
*
* 1a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 1b. [section "foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 2a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 2b. [section "foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 3a. [section "https://foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 3b. [section "foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4a. [section "https://example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4b. [section "example.com"]
* property = value
*
* It is also important to note that although the section and property names are NOT case
* sensitive, the "scope" part IS case sensitive! We must be careful when searching to ensure
* we follow Git's rules.
*
*/
// Enumerate all configuration entries with the correct section and property name
// and make a local copy of them here to avoid needing to call `TryGetValue` on the
// IGitConfiguration object multiple times in a loop below.
var configEntries = new Dictionary <string, string>(GitConfigurationKeyComparer.Instance);
config.Enumerate(section, property, entry =>
{
configEntries[entry.Key] = entry.Value;
// Continue the enumeration
return(true);
});
foreach (string scope in RemoteUri.GetGitConfigurationScopes())
{
string queryName = $"{section}.{scope}.{property}";
// Look for a scoped entry that includes the scheme "protocol://example.com" first as
// this is more specific. If `isPath` is true, then re-get the value from the
// `GitConfiguration` with `isPath` specified.
if (configEntries.TryGetValue(queryName, out value) &&
(!isPath || config.TryGet(queryName, isPath, out value)))
{
yield return(value);
}
// Now look for a scoped entry that omits the scheme "example.com" second as this is less
// specific. As above, if `isPath` is true, get the configuration setting again with
// `isPath` specified.
string scopeWithoutScheme = scope.TrimUntilIndexOf(Uri.SchemeDelimiter);
string queryWithSchemeName = $"{section}.{scopeWithoutScheme}.{property}";
if (configEntries.TryGetValue(queryWithSchemeName, out value) &&
(!isPath || config.TryGet(queryWithSchemeName, isPath, out value)))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
/*
* Try to look for an un-scoped "section" property setting:
*
* [section]
* property = value
*
*/
if (config.TryGet($"{section}.{property}", isPath, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
// Check for an externally specified default value
if (TryGetExternalDefault(section, property, out string defaultValue))
{
yield return(defaultValue);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Try and get the all values of a specified setting as specified in the environment and Git configuration,
/// in the correct order or precedence.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="envarName">Optional environment variable name.</param>
/// <param name="section">Optional Git configuration section name.</param>
/// <param name="property">Git configuration property name. Required if <paramref name="section"/> is set, optional otherwise.</param>
/// <returns>All values for the specified setting, in order of precedence, or an empty collection if no such values are set.</returns>
public IEnumerable <string> GetSettingValues(string envarName, string section, string property)
{
string value;
if (envarName != null)
{
if (_environment.TryGetValue(envarName, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
if (section != null && property != null)
{
using (var config = _git.GetConfiguration(RepositoryPath))
{
if (RemoteUri != null)
{
/*
* Look for URL scoped "section" configuration entries, starting from the most specific
* down to the least specific (stopping before the TLD).
*
* In a divergence from standard Git configuration rules, we also consider matching URL scopes
* without a scheme ("protocol://").
*
* For each level of scope, we look for an entry with the scheme included (the default), and then
* also one without it specified. This allows you to have one configuration scope for both "http" and
* "https" without needing to repeat yourself, for example.
*
* For example, starting with "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz" we have:
*
* 1a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 1b. [section "foo.example.com/bar/buzz"]
* property = value
*
* 2a. [section "https://foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 2b. [section "foo.example.com/bar"]
* property = value
*
* 3a. [section "https://foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 3b. [section "foo.example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4a. [section "https://example.com"]
* property = value
*
* 4b. [section "example.com"]
* property = value
*
*/
foreach (string scope in RemoteUri.GetGitConfigurationScopes())
{
// Look for a scoped entry that includes the scheme "protocol://example.com" first as this is more specific
if (config.TryGetValue(section, scope, property, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
// Now look for a scoped entry that omits the scheme "example.com" second as this is less specific
string scopeWithoutScheme = scope.TrimUntilIndexOf(Uri.SchemeDelimiter);
if (config.TryGetValue(section, scopeWithoutScheme, property, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
/*
* Try to look for an un-scoped "section" property setting:
*
* [section]
* property = value
*
*/
if (config.TryGetValue(section, property, out value))
{
yield return(value);
}
}
}
}