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Boxiang Sun
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db65954d
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db65954d
authored
Jun 20, 2016
by
Douwe Maan
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# Finds the diff position in the new diff that corresponds to the same location
# specified by the provided position in the old diff.
module
Gitlab
module
Diff
class
PositionTracer
attr_accessor
:repository
attr_accessor
:old_diff_refs
attr_accessor
:new_diff_refs
attr_accessor
:paths
def
initialize
(
repository
:,
old_diff_refs
:,
new_diff_refs
:,
paths:
nil
)
@repository
=
repository
@old_diff_refs
=
old_diff_refs
@new_diff_refs
=
new_diff_refs
@paths
=
paths
end
def
trace
(
old_position
)
return
unless
old_diff_refs
.
complete?
&&
new_diff_refs
.
complete?
return
unless
old_position
.
diff_refs
==
old_diff_refs
# Suppose we have an MR with source branch `feature` and target branch `master`.
# When the MR was created, the head of `master` was commit A, and the
# head of `feature` was commit B, resulting in the original diff A->B.
# Since creation, `master` was updated to C.
# Now `feature` is being updated to D, and the newly generated MR diff is C->D.
# It is possible that C and D are direct decendants of A and B respectively,
# but this isn't necessarily the case as rebases and merges come into play.
#
# Suppose we have a diff note on the original diff A->B. Now that the MR
# is updated, we need to find out what line in C->D corresponds to the
# line the note was originally created on, so that we can update the diff note's
# records and continue to display it in the right place in the diffs.
# If we cannot find this line in the new diff, this means the diff note is now
# outdated, and we will display that fact to the user.
#
# In the new diff, the file the diff note was originally created on may
# have been renamed, deleted or even created, if the file existed in A and B,
# but was removed in C, and restored in D.
#
# Every diff note stores a Position object that defines a specific location,
# identified by paths and line numbers, within a specific diff, identified
# by start, head and base commit ids.
#
# For diff notes for diff A->B, the position looks like this:
# Position
# base_sha - ID of commit A
# head_sha - ID of commit B
# old_path - path as of A (nil if file was newly created)
# new_path - path as of B (nil if file was deleted)
# old_line - line number as of A (nil if file was newly created)
# new_line - line number as of B (nil if file was deleted)
#
# We can easily update `base_sha` and `head_sha` to hold the IDs of commits C and D,
# but need to find the paths and line numbers as of C and D.
#
# If the file was unchanged or newly created in A->B, the path as of D can be found
# by generating diff B->D ("head to head"), finding the diff file with
# `diff_file.old_path == position.new_path`, and taking `diff_file.new_path`.
# The path as of C can be found by taking diff C->D, finding the diff file
# with that same `new_path` and taking `diff_file.old_path`.
# The line number as of D can be found by using the LineMapper on diff B->D
# and providing the line number as of B.
# The line number as of C can be found by using the LineMapper on diff C->D
# and providing the line number as of D.
#
# If the file was deleted in A->B, the path as of C can be found
# by generating diff A->C ("base to base"), finding the diff file with
# `diff_file.old_path == position.old_path`, and taking `diff_file.new_path`.
# The path as of D can be found by taking diff C->D, finding the diff file
# with that same `old_path` and taking `diff_file.new_path`.
# The line number as of C can be found by using the LineMapper on diff A->C
# and providing the line number as of A.
# The line number as of D can be found by using the LineMapper on diff C->D
# and providing the line number as of C.
results
=
nil
results
||=
trace_added_line
(
old_position
)
if
old_position
.
added?
||
old_position
.
unchanged?
results
||=
trace_removed_line
(
old_position
)
if
old_position
.
removed?
||
old_position
.
unchanged?
return
unless
results
file_diff
,
old_line
,
new_line
=
results
Position
.
new
(
old_path:
file_diff
.
old_path
,
new_path:
file_diff
.
new_path
,
head_sha:
new_diff_refs
.
head_sha
,
start_sha:
new_diff_refs
.
start_sha
,
base_sha:
new_diff_refs
.
base_sha
,
old_line:
old_line
,
new_line:
new_line
)
end
private
def
trace_added_line
(
old_position
)
file_path
=
old_position
.
new_path
return
unless
diff_head_to_head
file_head_to_head
=
diff_head_to_head
.
find
{
|
diff_file
|
diff_file
.
old_path
==
file_path
}
file_path
=
file_head_to_head
.
new_path
if
file_head_to_head
new_line
=
LineMapper
.
new
(
file_head_to_head
).
old_to_new
(
old_position
.
new_line
)
return
unless
new_line
file_diff
=
new_diffs
.
find
{
|
diff_file
|
diff_file
.
new_path
==
file_path
}
return
unless
file_diff
old_line
=
LineMapper
.
new
(
file_diff
).
new_to_old
(
new_line
)
[
file_diff
,
old_line
,
new_line
]
end
def
trace_removed_line
(
old_position
)
file_path
=
old_position
.
old_path
return
unless
diff_base_to_base
file_base_to_base
=
diff_base_to_base
.
find
{
|
diff_file
|
diff_file
.
old_path
==
file_path
}
file_path
=
file_base_to_base
.
old_path
if
file_base_to_base
old_line
=
LineMapper
.
new
(
file_base_to_base
).
old_to_new
(
old_position
.
old_line
)
return
unless
old_line
file_diff
=
new_diffs
.
find
{
|
diff_file
|
diff_file
.
old_path
==
file_path
}
return
unless
file_diff
new_line
=
LineMapper
.
new
(
file_diff
).
old_to_new
(
old_line
)
[
file_diff
,
old_line
,
new_line
]
end
def
diff_base_to_base
@diff_base_to_base
||=
diff_files
(
old_diff_refs
.
base_sha
||
old_diff_refs
.
start_sha
,
new_diff_refs
.
base_sha
||
new_diff_refs
.
start_sha
)
end
def
diff_head_to_head
@diff_head_to_head
||=
diff_files
(
old_diff_refs
.
head_sha
,
new_diff_refs
.
head_sha
)
end
def
new_diffs
@new_diffs
||=
diff_files
(
new_diff_refs
.
start_sha
,
new_diff_refs
.
head_sha
,
use_base:
true
)
end
def
diff_files
(
start_sha
,
head_sha
,
use_base:
false
)
base_sha
=
self
.
repository
.
merge_base
(
start_sha
,
head_sha
)
||
start_sha
diffs
=
self
.
repository
.
raw_repository
.
diff
(
use_base
?
base_sha
:
start_sha
,
head_sha
,
{},
*
paths
)
diffs
.
decorate!
do
|
diff
|
Gitlab
::
Diff
::
File
.
new
(
diff
,
repository:
self
.
repository
)
end
end
end
end
end
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