{- git-annex remote repositories -} module Remotes ( list, withKey, tryGitConfigRead ) where import Control.Exception import Control.Monad.State (liftIO) import Control.Monad (filterM) import qualified Data.Map as Map import Data.String.Utils import Data.Either.Utils import List import Maybe import Types import qualified GitRepo as Git import qualified Annex import LocationLog import Locations import UUID import Core {- Human visible list of remotes. -} list :: [Git.Repo] -> String list remotes = join " " $ map Git.repoDescribe remotes {- Cost ordered list of remotes that the LocationLog indicate may have a key. -} withKey :: Key -> Annex [Git.Repo] withKey key = do g <- Annex.gitRepo uuids <- liftIO $ keyLocations g key allremotes <- remotesByCost -- To determine if a remote has a key, its UUID needs to be known. -- The locally cached UIIDs of remotes can fall out of date if -- eg, a different drive is mounted at the same location. -- But, reading the config of remotes can be expensive, so make -- sure we only do it once per git-annex run. remotesread <- Annex.flagIsSet "remotesread" if (remotesread) then reposByUUID allremotes uuids else do -- We assume that it's cheap to read the config -- of non-URL remotes, so that is done each time. -- But reading the config of an URL remote is -- only done when there is no cached UUID value. let cheap = filter (not . Git.repoIsUrl) allremotes let expensive = filter Git.repoIsUrl allremotes doexpensive <- filterM cachedUUID expensive if (0 < length doexpensive) then showNote $ "getting UUIDs for " ++ (list doexpensive) ++ "..." else return () let todo = cheap ++ doexpensive if (0 < length todo) then do e <- mapM tryGitConfigRead todo Annex.flagChange "remotesread" $ FlagBool True withKey key else reposByUUID allremotes uuids where cachedUUID r = do u <- getUUID r return $ 0 == length u {- Cost Ordered list of remotes. -} remotesByCost :: Annex [Git.Repo] remotesByCost = do g <- Annex.gitRepo reposByCost $ Git.remotes g {- Orders a list of git repos by cost, and throws out ignored ones. -} reposByCost :: [Git.Repo] -> Annex [Git.Repo] reposByCost l = do notignored <- filterM repoNotIgnored l costpairs <- mapM costpair notignored return $ fst $ unzip $ sortBy bycost $ costpairs where costpair r = do cost <- repoCost r return (r, cost) bycost (_, c1) (_, c2) = compare c1 c2 {- Calculates cost for a repo. - - The default cost is 100 for local repositories, and 200 for remote - repositories; it can also be configured by remote..annex-cost -} repoCost :: Git.Repo -> Annex Int repoCost r = do g <- Annex.gitRepo if ((length $ config g r) > 0) then return $ read $ config g r else if (Git.repoIsUrl r) then return 200 else return 100 where config g r = Git.configGet g (configkey r) "" configkey r = "remote." ++ (Git.repoRemoteName r) ++ ".annex-cost" {- Checks if a repo should be ignored. -} repoNotIgnored :: Git.Repo -> Annex Bool repoNotIgnored r = do g <- Annex.gitRepo return ("true" /= config g r) where config g r = Git.configGet g (configkey r) "" configkey r = "remote." ++ (Git.repoRemoteName r) ++ ".annex-ignore" {- The git configs for the git repo's remotes is not read on startup - because reading it may be expensive. This function tries to read the - config for a specified remote, and updates state. If successful, it - returns the updated git repo. -} tryGitConfigRead :: Git.Repo -> Annex (Either Git.Repo Git.Repo) tryGitConfigRead r = do if (Map.null $ Git.configMap r) then do -- configRead can fail due to IO error or -- for other reasons; catch all possible exceptions result <- liftIO $ (try (Git.configRead r)::IO (Either SomeException (Git.Repo))) case (result) of Left e -> return $ Left r Right r' -> do g <- Annex.gitRepo let l = Git.remotes g let g' = Git.remotesAdd g $ exchange l r' Annex.gitRepoChange g' return $ Right r' else return $ Right r -- config already read where exchange [] new = [] exchange (old:ls) new = if ((Git.repoRemoteName old) == (Git.repoRemoteName new)) then new:(exchange ls new) else old:(exchange ls new)