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how_to/Change_33.md
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data: Dereference refs when reading and writing
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Now we'll dereference symbolic refs not only when reading them but also when
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writing them.
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We'll implement a helper function called `_get_ref_internal` which will return
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the path and the value of the last ref pointed by a symbolic ref. In simple words:
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- When given a non-symbolic ref, `_get_ref_internal` will return the ref name
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and value.
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- When given a symbolic ref, `_get_ref_internal` will dereference the ref
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recursively, and then return the name of the last (non-symbolic) ref that points
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to an OID, plus its value.
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Now `update_ref` will use `_get_ref_internal` to know which ref it needs to update.
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Additionally, we'll use `_get_ref_internal` in `get_ref`.
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how_to/Change_34.md
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- data: Don't always dereference refs (for `ugit k`)
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Actually, it's not always desirable to dereference a ref all the way. Sometimes
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we would like to know at which ref a symbolic ref points, rather than the final
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OID. Or we would like to update a ref directly, rather then updating the last
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ref in the chain.
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One such usecase is `ugit k`. When visualizing refs it would be nice to see
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which ref points to which ref. We will see another usecase soon.
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To accomodate this, we will add a `deref` option to `get_ref`, `iter_refs` and
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`update_ref`. If they will be called with `deref=False`, they will work on the
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raw value of a ref and not dereference any symbolic refs.
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Then we will update `k` to use `deref=False`.
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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ def get_oid(name):
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f"refs/heads/{name}",
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]
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for ref in refs_to_try:
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if data.get_ref(ref).value:
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if data.get_ref(ref, deref=False).value:
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return data.get_ref(ref).value
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# Name is SHA1
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@@ -121,10 +121,11 @@ def k(args):
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dot = "digraph commits {\n"
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oids = set()
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for refname, ref in data.iter_refs():
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for refname, ref in data.iter_refs(deref=False):
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dot += f"'{refname}' [shape=note]\n"
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dot += f"'{refname}' -> '{ref.value}'\n"
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oids.add(ref.value)
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if not ref.symbolic:
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oids.add(ref.value)
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for oid in base.iter_commits_and_parents(oids):
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commit = base.get_commit(oid)
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ugit/data.py
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ugit/data.py
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RefValue = namedtuple("RefValue", ["symbolic", "value"])
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def update_ref(ref, value):
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def update_ref(ref, value, deref=True):
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assert not value.symbolic
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ref = _get_ref_internal(ref, deref)[0]
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ref_path = f"{GIT_DIR}/{ref}"
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Path.mkdir(ref_path, exist_ok=True)
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with open(ref_path, "w") as f:
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@@ -25,16 +26,22 @@ def update_ref(ref, value):
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def get_ref(ref):
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return _get_ref_internal(ref)[1]
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def _get_ref_internal(ref):
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ref_path = f"{GIT_DIR}/{ref}"
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value = None
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if Path.is_file(ref_path):
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with open(ref_path) as f:
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value = f.read().strip()
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if value and value.startswith("ref:"):
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return get_ref(value.split(":", 1)[1].strip())
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symbolic = bool(value) and value.startswith("ref")
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if symbolic:
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value = value.split(":", 1)[1].strip()
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return _get_ref_internal(value)
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return RefValue(symbolic=False, value=value)
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return ref, RefValue(symbolic=False, value=value)
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def iter_refs():
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