X-Git-Url: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/ucgi/~ianmdlvl/git?p=dgit.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=git-debrebase;h=6d51a90ba7c1cd50c7d6d3062a823acb76d24732;hp=c463f4ace5e2c5ba319d815291b922ce0780e540;hb=0d821f5b266626e266c59522017f6d9e714d89c3;hpb=892352e386b2908574d660df3ee778171f59995b diff --git a/git-debrebase b/git-debrebase index c463f4ac..6d51a90b 100755 --- a/git-debrebase +++ b/git-debrebase @@ -263,11 +263,15 @@ sub read_tree_debian ($) { rm_subdir_cached 'debian/patches'; } -sub read_tree_upstream ($;$) { - my ($treeish, $keep_patches) = @_; - my $save = cmdoutput @git, qw(write-tree --prefix=debian/); +sub read_tree_upstream ($;$$) { + my ($treeish, $keep_patches, $tree_with_debian) = @_; + # if $tree_with_debian is supplied, will use that for debian/ + # otherwise will save and restore it. + my $debian = + $tree_with_debian ? "$tree_with_debian:debian" + : cmdoutput @git, qw(write-tree --prefix=debian/); runcmd @git, qw(read-tree), $treeish; - read_tree_subdir 'debian', $save; + read_tree_subdir 'debian', $debian; rm_subdir_cached 'debian/patches' unless $keep_patches; }; @@ -391,6 +395,8 @@ sub merge_series ($$;@) { foreach my $q ($base_q, reverse @input_qs) { my $s = $q->{MR}{S}; gbp_pq_export "p-$s", $q->{SeriesBase}, $q->{SeriesTip}; + # xxx avoid trying to merge debian/ again here, by + # always using debian/ from newbase if (open S, $seriesfile) { my @earlier; while (my $patch = ) { @@ -518,7 +524,7 @@ sub merge_series ($$;@) { foreach my $c (grep /./, split /\n/, cmdoutput @lcmd) { my $commit = git_cat_file $c, 'commit'; printdebug "merge_series series ok, building $c\n"; - read_tree_upstream $c; + read_tree_upstream $c, 0, $newbase; my $tree = cmdoutput @git, qw(write-tree); $commit =~ s{^parent (\S+)$}{parent $build}m or confess; $commit =~ s{^tree (\S+)$}{tree $tree}m or confess; @@ -529,6 +535,13 @@ sub merge_series ($$;@) { } $result = $build; runcmd @git, qw(update-ref refs/heads/result), $result; + + runcmd @git, qw(checkout -q -b debug); + runcmd @git, qw(commit --allow-empty -q -m M-INDEX); + runcmd @git, qw(add .); + runcmd @git, qw(commit --allow-empty -q -m M-WORKTREE); + printdebug sprintf "merge_series done debug=%s\n", + git_rev_parse 'HEAD'; }; printdebug "merge_series returns $result\n"; return $result; @@ -810,8 +823,23 @@ sub classify ($) { return $classify->("VanillaMerge"); } -sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { - my ($head, $furniture, $unclean, $trouble, $fatal) = @_; +sub keycommits ($;$$$$$); + +sub mergedbreakwaters_anchor ($) { + my ($cl) = @_; + my $best_anchor; + foreach my $p (@{ $cl->{Parents} }) { + my ($panchor, $pbw) = keycommits $p->{CommitId}, + undef,undef,undef,undef, 1; + $best_anchor = $panchor + if !defined $best_anchor + or is_fast_fwd $best_anchor, $panchor; + } + return $best_anchor; +} + +sub keycommits ($;$$$$$) { + my ($head, $furniture, $unclean, $trouble, $fatal, $claimed_bw) = @_; # => ($anchor, $breakwater) # $unclean->("unclean-$tagsfx", $msg, $cl) @@ -827,6 +855,8 @@ sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { # $fatal is for unprocessable commits, and should normally cause # a failure. If ignored, agaion, (undef, undef) is returned. # + # If $claimed_bw, this is supposed to be a breakwater commit. + # # If a callback is undef, fail is called instead. # If a callback is defined but false, the situation is ignored. # Callbacks may say: @@ -834,6 +864,7 @@ sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { # if the answer is no longer wanted. my ($anchor, $breakwater); + $breakwater = $head if $claimed_bw; my $clogonly; my $cl; my $found_pm; @@ -846,6 +877,13 @@ sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { return unless $cb; $cb->("unclean-$tagsfx", $why, $cl, $mainwhy); }; + my $found_anchor = sub { + ($anchor) = @_; + $breakwater //= $clogonly; + $breakwater //= $head; + no warnings qw(exiting); + last; + }; for (;;) { $cl = classify $head; my $ty = $cl->{Type}; @@ -859,10 +897,7 @@ sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { } elsif ($ty eq 'Anchor' or $ty eq 'TreatAsAnchor' or $ty eq 'BreakwaterStart') { - $anchor = $head; - $breakwater //= $clogonly; - $breakwater //= $head; - last; + $found_anchor->($head); } elsif ($ty eq 'Upstream') { $x->($unclean, 'ordering', "packaging change ($breakwater) follows upstream change"," (eg $head)") @@ -894,6 +929,8 @@ sub keycommits ($;$$$$) { $x->($trouble, 'vanillamerge', "found vanilla merge"," ($head)"); return (undef,undef); + } elsif ($ty eq 'MergedBreakwaters') { + $found_anchor->(mergedbreakwaters_anchor $cl); } else { $x->($fatal, 'unprocessable', "found unprocessable commit, cannot cope: $cl->{Why}", @@ -1082,8 +1119,16 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { } die "$ty ?"; } elsif ($ty eq 'VanillaMerge' or $ty eq 'MergedBreakwaters') { - # xxx need to handle ffq if one side was unstitched - # wait both of them may be! + # User may have merged unstitched branch(es). We will + # have now lost what ffq-prev was then (since the later + # pseudomerge may introduce further changes). The effect + # of resolving such a merge is that we may have to go back + # further in history to find a merge base, since the one + # which was reachable via ffq-prev is no longer findable. + # This is suboptimal, but if it all works we'll have done + # the right thing. + # xxx we should warn the user in the docs about this + my $ok=1; my $best_anchor; # We expect to find a dominating anchor amongst the @@ -1207,7 +1252,8 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { push @brw_cl, { %$cl, SpecialMethod => 'MergeCreateMergedBreakwaters', - $xmsg->('construct merged breakwater from vanilla merge'), + $xmsg->('constructed from vanilla merge', + ' merged-breakwater'), }; push @upp_cl, { %$cl, @@ -1232,6 +1278,11 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { my $rewriting = 0; + my $read_tree_upstream = sub { + my ($treeish) = @_; + read_tree_upstream $treeish, 0, $build; + }; + $#upp_cl = $upp_limit if defined $upp_limit; my $committer_authline = calculate_committer_authline(); @@ -1259,7 +1310,7 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { if ($method eq 'Debian') { read_tree_debian($cltree); } elsif ($method eq 'Upstream') { - read_tree_upstream($cltree); + $read_tree_upstream->($cltree); } elsif ($method eq 'StartRewrite') { $rewriting = 1; next; @@ -1272,13 +1323,13 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { confess unless $rewriting; my $differs = (get_differs $build, $cltree); next unless $differs & D_UPS; - read_tree_upstream($cltree); + $read_tree_upstream->($cltree); push @parents, map { $_->{CommitId} } @{ $cl->{OrigParents} }; } elsif ($method eq 'MergeCreateMergedBreakwaters') { print "Found a general merge, will try to tidy it up.\n"; $rewriting = 1; - read_tree_upstream($cl->{MergeBestAnchor}); - read_tree_upstream($cl->{MergeBestAnchor}); + $read_tree_upstream->($cl->{MergeBestAnchor}); + $read_tree_upstream->($cl->{MergeBestAnchor}); read_tree_debian($cltree); @parents = map { $_->{Breakwater} } @{ $cl->{Parents} }; } elsif ($method eq 'MergeMergeSeries') { @@ -1288,7 +1339,29 @@ sub walk ($;$$$) { $cl->{MergeInterchangeBaseInfo}, @{ $cl->{Parents} }; $last_anchor = $cl->{MergeBestAnchor}; - # xxx need to check the tree somehow + + # Check for mismerges: + my $check = sub { + my ($against, $allow, $what) = @_; + my $differs = get_differs $build, $against; + $nomerge->(sprintf + "merge misresolved: %s are not the same (%s %s d.%#x)", + $what, $against, $build, $differs) + if $differs & ~($allow | D_PAT_ADD); + }; + + # Breakwater changes which were in each side of the + # merge will have been incorporated into the + # MergeCreateMergedBreakwaters output. Because the + # upstream series was rebased onto the new breakwater, + # so should all of the packaging changes which were in + # the input. + $check->($input, D_UPS, 'debian files'); + + # Upstream files are merge_series, which ought to + # have been identical to the original merge. + $check->($cl->{CommitId}, DS_DEB, 'upstream files'); + print "Merge resolution successful.\n"; next; } else {