private IEnumerable <PackageProvider> FilterProvidersUsingDynamicParameters(MutableEnumerable <PackageProvider> providers, IEnumerable <PackageSource> userSpecifiedRegisteredSources, bool didUserSpecifyProviders, bool didUserSpecifySources)
{
var excluded = new Dictionary <string, IEnumerable <string> >(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
var setparameters = DynamicParameterDictionary.Values.OfType <CustomRuntimeDefinedParameter>().Where(each => each.IsSet).ReEnumerable();
var matchedProviders = (setparameters.Any() ? providers.Where(p => setparameters.All(each => each.Options.Any(opt => opt.ProviderName == p.ProviderName))) : providers).ReEnumerable();
foreach (var provider in matchedProviders)
{
// if a 'required' parameter is not filled in, the provider should not be returned.
// we'll collect these for warnings at the end of the filter.
var missingRequiredParameters = DynamicParameterDictionary.Values.OfType <CustomRuntimeDefinedParameter>().Where(each => !each.IsSet && each.IsRequiredForProvider(provider.ProviderName)).ReEnumerable();
if (!missingRequiredParameters.Any())
{
yield return(provider);
}
else
{
Collection <string> missingOptions = new Collection <string>();
foreach (var missingRequiredParameter in missingRequiredParameters)
{
foreach (var option in missingRequiredParameter.Options)
{
// remember these so we can warn later.
missingOptions.Add(option.Name);
}
}
excluded.Add(provider.ProviderName, missingOptions);
}
}
/* TODO: provide errors in the case where everything got filtered out. Or maybe warnings?
*
* var mismatchedProviders = (setparameters.Any() ? providers.Where(each => !matchedProviders.Contains(each)).Where(p => setparameters.Any(each => each.Options.Any(opt => opt.ProviderName == p.ProviderName))) : Enumerable.Empty<PackageProvider>()).ReEnumerable();
*
* if (!found) {
* // we didn't find anything that matched
* // they specified dynamic parameters that implicitly select providers
* // that don't fit with the providers and sources that they initially asked for.
*
* if (didUserSpecifyProviders || didUserSpecifySources) {
*
* if (IsInvocation) {
* QueueHeldMessage(() => Error(Errors.ExcludedProvidersDueToMissingRequiredParameter, excluded.Keys, userSpecifiedSources.JoinWithComma()));
* }
*
* yield break;
*
* }
*
* if (didUserSpecifySources) {
* // user gave sources which implied some providers but the dynamic parameters implied different providers
* if (IsInvocation) {
* // error
* }
* // return empty set
* return result;
* }
*
* // well, this is silly.
* // if the user didn't specify a source or a provider
* // but the FilterProvidersUsingDynamicParameters came back empty
* // that means that they user specified parameters from two conflicting providers
* // and they forced each other out!
*
* if (IsInvocation) {
* // error
*
* }
*
* }
*/
if (ProviderName != null && ProviderName.Any())
{
foreach (var providerName in ProviderName)
{
if (excluded.ContainsKey(providerName))
{
Error(Constants.Errors.SpecifiedProviderMissingRequiredOption, providerName, excluded[providerName].JoinWithComma());
}
}
}
// these warnings only show for providers that would have otherwise be selected.
// if not for the missing requrired parameter.
foreach (var mp in excluded.OrderBy(each => each.Key))
{
string optionsValue = mp.Value.JoinWithComma();
if (userSpecifiedRegisteredSources.Any())
{
var mp1 = mp;
//Check if the provider with missing dynamic parameters has been registered with the source provided by a user
var sources = userSpecifiedRegisteredSources.Where(source => source.ProviderName != null && source.ProviderName.EqualsIgnoreCase(mp1.Key));
if (didUserSpecifySources && sources.Any())
{
//Error out if the provider associated with the -source matches
Error(Constants.Errors.SpecifiedProviderMissingRequiredOption, mp.Key, optionsValue);
}
}
Verbose(Constants.Messages.SkippedProviderMissingRequiredOption, mp.Key, optionsValue);
}
}
protected IEnumerable <SoftwareIdentity> CheckMatchedDuplicates()
{
// if there are overmatched packages we need to know why:
// are they found across multiple providers?
// are they found accross multiple sources?
// are they all from the same source?
foreach (var list in _resultsPerName.Values.Where(each => each != null && each.Any()))
{
if (list.Count == 1)
{
//no overmatched
yield return(list.FirstOrDefault());
}
else
{
//process the overmatched case
SoftwareIdentity selectedPackage = null;
var providers = list.Select(each => each.ProviderName).Distinct().ToArray();
var sources = list.Select(each => each.Source).Distinct().ToArray();
//case: a user specifies -Source and multiple packages are found. In this case to determine which one should be installed,
// We treat the user's package source array is in a priority order, i.e. the first package source has the highest priority.
// Of course, these packages should not be from a single source with the same provider.
// Example: install-package -Source @('src1', 'src2')
// install-package -Source @('src1', 'src2') -Provider @('p1', 'p2')
if (Sources.Any() && (providers.Length != 1 || sources.Length != 1))
{
// let's use the first source as our priority.As long as we find a package, we exit the 'for' loop righ away
foreach (var source in Sources)
{
//select all packages matched source
var pkgs = list.Where(package => source.EqualsIgnoreCase(package.Source) || (UserSpecifiedSourcesList.Keys.ContainsIgnoreCase(package.Source) && source.EqualsIgnoreCase(UserSpecifiedSourcesList[package.Source]))).ToArray();
if (pkgs.Length == 0)
{
continue;
}
if (pkgs.Length == 1)
{
//only one provider found the package
selectedPackage = pkgs[0];
break;
}
if (ProviderName == null)
{
//user does not specify '-providerName' but we found multiple packages with a source, can not determine which one
//will error out
break;
}
if (pkgs.Length > 1)
{
//case: multiple providers matched the same source.
//need to process provider's priority order
var pkg = ProviderName.Select(p => pkgs.FirstOrDefault(each => each.ProviderName.EqualsIgnoreCase(p))).FirstOrDefault();
if (pkg != null)
{
selectedPackage = pkg;
break;
}
}
}//inner foreach
//case: a user specifies -Provider array but no -Source and multiple packages are found. In this case to determine which one should be installed,
// We treat the user's package provider array is in a priority order, i.e. the first provider in the array has the highest priority.
// Of course, these packages should not be from a single source with the same provider.
// Example: install-package -Provider @('p1', 'p2')
}
else if (ProviderName != null && ProviderName.Any() && (providers.Length != 1 || sources.Length != 1))
{
foreach (var providerName in ProviderName)
{
//select all packages matched with the provider name
var packages = list.Where(each => providerName.EqualsIgnoreCase(each.ProviderName)).ToArray();
if (packages.Length == 0)
{
continue;
}
if (packages.Length == 1)
{
//only one provider found the package, that's good
selectedPackage = packages[0];
break;
}
else
{
//user does not specify '-source' but we found multiple packages with one provider, we can not determine which one
//will error out
break;
}
}
}
if (selectedPackage != null)
{
yield return(selectedPackage);
}
else
{
//error out for the overmatched case
var suggestion = "";
if (providers.Length == 1)
{
// it's matching this package multiple times in the same provider.
if (sources.Length == 1)
{
// matching it from a single source.
// be more exact on matching name? or version?
suggestion = Resources.Messages.SuggestRequiredVersion;
}
else
{
// it's matching the same package from multiple sources
// tell them to use -source
suggestion = Resources.Messages.SuggestSingleSource;
}
}
else
{
// found across multiple providers
// must specify -provider
suggestion = Resources.Messages.SuggestSingleProviderName;
}
string searchKey = null;
foreach (var pkg in list)
{
Warning(Constants.Messages.MatchesMultiplePackages, pkg.SearchKey, pkg.ProviderName, pkg.Name, pkg.Version, GetPackageSourceNameOrLocation(pkg));
searchKey = pkg.SearchKey;
}
Error(Constants.Errors.DisambiguateForInstall, searchKey, GetMessageString(suggestion, suggestion));
}
}
}
}
