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#!/usr/bin/env python
import logging
from os import path
from traceback import format_exc
import subprocess
import sys
sys.path.append(path.join(path.dirname(__file__), "../../lib/python"))
logging.basicConfig(
stream=sys.stdout, level=logging.INFO, format="%(message)s")
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
from util.commands import run_cmd, get_output
from util.hg import mercurial, apply_and_push, update, get_revision, \
make_hg_url, out, BRANCH, get_branches, cleanOutgoingRevs
from util.retry import retry
from build.versions import bumpFile
from release.info import readReleaseConfig, getTags, generateRelbranchName
from release.l10n import getL10nRepositories
HG = "hg.mozilla.org"
DEFAULT_BUILDBOT_CONFIGS_REPO = make_hg_url(HG, 'build/buildbot-configs')
DEFAULT_MAX_PUSH_ATTEMPTS = 10
REQUIRED_CONFIG = ('version', 'appVersion', 'appName', 'productName',
'buildNumber', 'hgUsername', 'hgSshKey',
'baseTag', 'l10nRepoPath', 'sourceRepositories',
'l10nRevisionFile')
REQUIRED_SOURCE_REPO_KEYS = ('path', 'revision')
def getBumpCommitMessage(productName, version):
return 'Automated checkin: version bump for ' + productName + ' ' + \
version + ' release. DONTBUILD CLOSED TREE a=release'
def getTagCommitMessage(revision, tags):
return "Added " + " ".join(tags) + " tag(s) for changeset " + revision + \
". DONTBUILD CLOSED TREE a=release"
def bump(repo, bumpFiles, versionKey):
for f, info in bumpFiles.iteritems():
fileToBump = path.join(repo, f)
contents = open(fileToBump).read()
# If info[versionKey] is a function, this function will do the bump.
# It takes the old contents as its input to generate the new content.
if callable(info[versionKey]):
newContents = info[versionKey](contents)
else:
newContents = bumpFile(f, contents, info[versionKey])
if contents != newContents:
fh = open(fileToBump, "w")
fh.write(newContents)
fh.close()
def tag(repo, revision, tags, username):
cmd = ['hg', 'tag', '-u', username, '-r', revision,
'-m', getTagCommitMessage(revision, tags), '-f']
cmd.extend(tags)
run_cmd(cmd, cwd=repo)
def tagRepo(config, repo, reponame, revision, tags, bumpFiles, relbranch,
pushAttempts, defaultBranch='default'):
remote = make_hg_url(HG, repo)
mercurial(remote, reponame)
def bump_and_tag(repo, attempt, config, relbranch, revision, tags,
defaultBranch):
# set relbranchChangesets=1 because tag() generates exactly 1 commit
relbranchChangesets = 1
defaultBranchChangesets = 0
if relbranch in get_branches(reponame):
update(reponame, revision=relbranch)
else:
update(reponame, revision=revision)
run_cmd(['hg', 'branch', relbranch], cwd=reponame)
if len(bumpFiles) > 0:
# Bump files on the relbranch, if necessary
bump(reponame, bumpFiles, 'version')
run_cmd(['hg', 'diff'], cwd=repo)
try:
get_output(['hg', 'commit', '-u', config['hgUsername'],
'-m', getBumpCommitMessage(config['productName'], config['version'])],
cwd=reponame)
relbranchChangesets += 1
except subprocess.CalledProcessError, e:
# We only want to ignore exceptions caused by having nothing to
# commit, which are OK. We still want to raise exceptions caused
# by any other thing.
if e.returncode != 1 or "nothing changed" not in e.output:
raise
# We always want our tags pointing at the tip of the relbranch
# so we need to grab the current revision after we've switched
# branches and bumped versions.
revision = get_revision(reponame)
# Create the desired tags on the relbranch
tag(repo, revision, tags, config['hgUsername'])
# This is the bump of the version on the default branch
# We do it after the other one in order to get the tip of the
# repository back on default, thus avoiding confusion.
if len(bumpFiles) > 0:
update(reponame, revision=defaultBranch)
bump(reponame, bumpFiles, 'nextVersion')
run_cmd(['hg', 'diff'], cwd=repo)
try:
get_output(['hg', 'commit', '-u', config['hgUsername'],
'-m', getBumpCommitMessage(config['productName'], config['version'])],
cwd=reponame)
defaultBranchChangesets += 1
except subprocess.CalledProcessError, e:
if e.returncode != 1 or "nothing changed" not in e.output:
raise
# Validate that the repository is only different from the remote in
# ways we expect.
outgoingRevs = out(src=reponame, remote=remote,
ssh_username=config['hgUsername'],
ssh_key=config['hgSshKey'])
if len([r for r in outgoingRevs if r[BRANCH] == "default"]) != defaultBranchChangesets:
raise Exception(
"Incorrect number of revisions on 'default' branch")
if len([r for r in outgoingRevs if r[BRANCH] == relbranch]) != relbranchChangesets:
raise Exception("Incorrect number of revisions on %s" % relbranch)
if len(outgoingRevs) != (relbranchChangesets + defaultBranchChangesets):
raise Exception("Wrong number of outgoing revisions")
pushRepo = make_hg_url(HG, repo, protocol='ssh')
def bump_and_tag_wrapper(r, n):
bump_and_tag(r, n, config, relbranch, revision, tags, defaultBranch)
def cleanup_wrapper():
cleanOutgoingRevs(reponame, pushRepo, config['hgUsername'],
config['hgSshKey'])
retry(apply_and_push, cleanup=cleanup_wrapper,
args=(reponame, pushRepo, bump_and_tag_wrapper, pushAttempts),
kwargs=dict(ssh_username=config['hgUsername'],
ssh_key=config['hgSshKey']))
def tagOtherRepo(config, repo, reponame, revision, pushAttempts):
remote = make_hg_url(HG, repo)
mercurial(remote, reponame)
def tagRepo(repo, attempt, config, revision, tags):
# set totalChangesets=1 because tag() generates exactly 1 commit
totalChangesets = 1
# update to the desired revision first, then to the tip of revision's
# branch to avoid new head creation
update(repo, revision=revision)
update(repo)
tag(repo, revision, tags, config['hgUsername'])
outgoingRevs = retry(out, kwargs=dict(src=reponame, remote=remote,
ssh_username=config[
'hgUsername'],
ssh_key=config['hgSshKey']))
if len(outgoingRevs) != totalChangesets:
raise Exception("Wrong number of outgoing revisions")
pushRepo = make_hg_url(HG, repo, protocol='ssh')
def tag_wrapper(r, n):
tagRepo(r, n, config, revision, tags)
def cleanup_wrapper():
cleanOutgoingRevs(reponame, pushRepo, config['hgUsername'],
config['hgSshKey'])
retry(apply_and_push, cleanup=cleanup_wrapper,
args=(reponame, pushRepo, tag_wrapper, pushAttempts),
kwargs=dict(ssh_username=config['hgUsername'],
ssh_key=config['hgSshKey']))
def validate(options, args):
err = False
config = {}
if not options.configfile:
log.info("Must pass --configfile")
sys.exit(1)
elif not path.exists(path.join('buildbot-configs', options.configfile)):
log.info("%s does not exist!" % options.configfile)
sys.exit(1)
config = readReleaseConfig(
path.join('buildbot-configs', options.configfile))
for key in REQUIRED_CONFIG:
if key not in config:
err = True
log.info("Required item missing in config: %s" % key)
for r in config['sourceRepositories'].values():
for key in REQUIRED_SOURCE_REPO_KEYS:
if key not in r:
err = True
log.info("Missing required key '%s' for '%s'" % (key, r))
if 'otherReposToTag' in config:
if not callable(getattr(config['otherReposToTag'], 'iteritems')):
err = True
log.info("otherReposToTag exists in config but is not a dict")
if err:
sys.exit(1)
# Non-fatal warnings only after this point
if not (options.tag_source or options.tag_l10n or options.tag_other):
log.info("No tag directive specified, defaulting to all")
options.tag_source = True
options.tag_l10n = True
options.tag_other = True
return config
if __name__ == '__main__':
from optparse import OptionParser
import os
parser = OptionParser(__doc__)
parser.set_defaults(
attempts=os.environ.get(
'MAX_PUSH_ATTEMPTS', DEFAULT_MAX_PUSH_ATTEMPTS),
buildbot_configs=os.environ.get('BUILDBOT_CONFIGS_REPO',
DEFAULT_BUILDBOT_CONFIGS_REPO),
)
parser.add_option("-a", "--push-attempts", dest="attempts",
help="Number of attempts before giving up on pushing")
parser.add_option("-c", "--configfile", dest="configfile",
help="The release config file to use.")
parser.add_option("-b", "--buildbot-configs", dest="buildbot_configs",
help="The place to clone buildbot-configs from")
parser.add_option("-t", "--release-tag", dest="release_tag",
help="Release tag to update buildbot-configs to")
parser.add_option("--tag-source", dest="tag_source",
action="store_true", default=False,
help="Tag the source repo(s).")
parser.add_option("--tag-l10n", dest="tag_l10n",
action="store_true", default=False,
help="Tag the L10n repo(s).")
parser.add_option("--tag-other", dest="tag_other",
action="store_true", default=False,
help="Tag the other repo(s).")
options, args = parser.parse_args()
mercurial(options.buildbot_configs, 'buildbot-configs')
update('buildbot-configs', revision=options.release_tag)
config = validate(options, args)
configDir = path.dirname(options.configfile)
# We generate this upfront to ensure that it's consistent throughout all
# repositories that use it. However, in cases where a relbranch is provided
# for all repositories, it will not be used
generatedRelbranch = generateRelbranchName(config['version'])
if config.get('relbranchPrefix'):
generatedRelbranch = generateRelbranchName(
config['version'], prefix=config['relbranchPrefix'])
tags = getTags(config['baseTag'], config['buildNumber'])
l10nRevisionFile = path.join(
'buildbot-configs', configDir, config['l10nRevisionFile'])
l10nRepos = getL10nRepositories(
open(l10nRevisionFile).read(), config['l10nRepoPath'])
if options.tag_source:
for repo in config['sourceRepositories'].values():
relbranch = repo['relbranch'] or generatedRelbranch
tagRepo(config, repo['path'], repo['name'], repo['revision'], tags,
repo['bumpFiles'], relbranch, options.attempts)
failed = []
if options.tag_l10n:
for l in sorted(l10nRepos):
info = l10nRepos[l]
relbranch = config['l10nRelbranch'] or generatedRelbranch
try:
tagRepo(config, l, path.basename(l), info['revision'], tags,
info['bumpFiles'], relbranch, options.attempts)
# If en-US tags successfully we'll do our best to tag all of the l10n
# repos, even if some have errors
except:
failed.append((l, format_exc()))
if 'otherReposToTag' in config and options.tag_other:
for repo, revision in config['otherReposToTag'].iteritems():
try:
tagOtherRepo(config, repo, path.basename(repo), revision,
options.attempts)
except:
failed.append((repo, format_exc()))
if len(failed) > 0:
log.info("The following locales failed to tag:")
for l, e in failed:
log.info(" %s" % l)
log.info("%s\n" % e)
sys.exit(1)