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import argparse
import math
import json
import requests
import sys
from enum import Enum
from libversion import Version
from typing import (
Callable,
Iterable,
List,
NamedTuple,
Optional,
Tuple,
TypeVar,
Type,
cast,
)
EnumValue = TypeVar("EnumValue", bound=Enum)
def enum_to_arg(enum: Enum) -> str:
return enum.name.lower().replace("_", "-")
def arg_to_enum(enum_meta: Type[EnumValue], name: str) -> EnumValue:
return enum_meta[name.upper().replace("-", "_")]
def enum_to_arg_choices(enum_meta: Type[EnumValue]) -> Tuple[str, ...]:
return tuple(enum_to_arg(v) for v in cast(Iterable[EnumValue], enum_meta))
class Stability(Enum):
STABLE = "stable"
UNSTABLE = "unstable"
def allows(self, target: "Stability") -> bool:
"""
Whether selected stability `self` allows version
with a specified `target` stability.
"""
match self:
case Stability.STABLE:
return target == Stability.STABLE
case Stability.UNSTABLE:
return True
def __repr__(self) -> str:
"""
Useful for tests.
"""
match self:
case Stability.STABLE:
return "Stability.STABLE"
case Stability.UNSTABLE:
return "Stability.UNSTABLE"
VersionPolicy = Callable[[Version], bool]
VersionClassifier = Callable[[Version], Stability]
class VersionClassifierHolder(NamedTuple):
function: VersionClassifier
def version_to_list(version: str) -> List[int]:
return list(map(int, version.split(".")))
def odd_unstable(version: Version) -> Stability:
"""
Traditional GNOME version policy
>>> odd_unstable(Version("32"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("3.2.1"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("3.2.1.alpha"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("3.2.1beta"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.2.89"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.2.90"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.88.2"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.90.2"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.3.0"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.3.89"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.2.899"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.2.900"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.898.2"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> odd_unstable(Version("4.900.2"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
"""
try:
version_parts = version_to_list(version.value)
except:
# Failing to parse as a list of numbers likely means the version contains a string tag like “beta”, therefore it is not a stable release.
return Stability.UNSTABLE
if len(version_parts) < 2:
return Stability.STABLE
even = version_parts[1] % 2 == 0
prerelease = (version_parts[1] >= 90 and version_parts[1] < 100) or (version_parts[1] >= 900 and version_parts[1] < 1000)
stable = even and not prerelease
if stable:
return Stability.STABLE
else:
return Stability.UNSTABLE
def ninety_micro_unstable(version: Version) -> Stability:
"""
<https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gcr/-/tree/4.3.90.3#versions>:
> To denote unstable versions, the micro version number will correspond to 90 or
> higher, e.g. 4.$MINOR.90.
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("3.2.1"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("3.2.1.alpha"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("3.2.1beta"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.2.89"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.3.89"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.2.90"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.2.89.3"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.2.90.3"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> ninety_micro_unstable(Version("4.90.1"))
Stability.STABLE
"""
try:
version_parts = version_to_list(version.value)
except:
# Failing to parse as a list of numbers likely means the version contains a string tag like “beta”, therefore it is not a stable release.
return Stability.UNSTABLE
if len(version_parts) < 3:
return Stability.STABLE
prerelease = version_parts[2] >= 90
if prerelease:
return Stability.UNSTABLE
else:
return Stability.STABLE
def tagged(version: Version) -> Stability:
"""
Considers only versions with explicit `alpha`, `beta` or `rc` tags unstable.
>>> tagged(Version("32"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> tagged(Version("3.2.1"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> tagged(Version("4.3.0"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> tagged(Version("3.2.1.alpha"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> tagged(Version("3.2.1beta"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
>>> tagged(Version("3.2.1rc.3"))
Stability.UNSTABLE
"""
prerelease = "alpha" in version.value or "beta" in version.value or "rc" in version.value
if prerelease:
return Stability.UNSTABLE
else:
return Stability.STABLE
def no_policy(version: Version) -> Stability:
"""
Considers any version stable.
>>> no_policy(Version("32"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> no_policy(Version("3.2.1"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> no_policy(Version("3.2.1.alpha"))
Stability.STABLE
>>> no_policy(Version("3.2.1beta"))
Stability.STABLE
"""
return Stability.STABLE
class VersionPolicyKind(Enum):
# HACK: Using function as values directly would make Enum
# think they are methods and skip them.
ODD_UNSTABLE = VersionClassifierHolder(odd_unstable)
NINETY_MICRO_UNSTABLE = VersionClassifierHolder(ninety_micro_unstable)
TAGGED = VersionClassifierHolder(tagged)
NONE = VersionClassifierHolder(no_policy)
def make_version_policy(
version_policy_kind: VersionPolicyKind,
selected: Stability,
upper_bound: Optional[Version],
) -> VersionPolicy:
version_classifier = version_policy_kind.value.function
if not upper_bound:
return lambda version: selected.allows(version_classifier(version))
else:
return lambda version: selected.allows(version_classifier(version)) and version < upper_bound
def find_versions(package_name: str, version_policy: VersionPolicy) -> List[Version]:
# The structure of cache.json: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/sysadmin-bin/blob/master/ftpadmin#L762
cache = json.loads(requests.get(f"https://download.gnome.org/sources/{package_name}/cache.json").text)
if type(cache) != list or cache[0] != 4:
raise Exception("Unknown format of cache.json file.")
versions: Iterable[Version] = map(Version, cache[2][package_name])
versions = sorted(filter(version_policy, versions))
return versions
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Find latest version for a GNOME package by crawling their release server.",
)
parser.add_argument(
"package-name",
help="Name of the directory in https://download.gnome.org/sources/ containing the package.",
)
parser.add_argument(
"version-policy",
help="Policy determining which versions are considered stable. GNOME packages usually denote stability by alpha/beta/rc tag in the version. For older packages, odd minor versions are unstable but there are exceptions.",
choices=enum_to_arg_choices(VersionPolicyKind),
nargs="?",
default=enum_to_arg(VersionPolicyKind.TAGGED),
)
parser.add_argument(
"requested-release",
help="Most of the time, we will want to update to stable version but sometimes it is useful to test.",
choices=enum_to_arg_choices(Stability),
nargs="?",
default=enum_to_arg(Stability.STABLE),
)
parser.add_argument(
"--upper-bound",
dest="upper-bound",
help="Only look for versions older than this one (useful for pinning dependencies).",
)
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = parser.parse_args()
package_name = getattr(args, "package-name")
requested_release = arg_to_enum(Stability, getattr(args, "requested-release"))
upper_bound = getattr(args, "upper-bound")
if upper_bound is not None:
upper_bound = Version(upper_bound)
version_policy_kind = arg_to_enum(VersionPolicyKind, getattr(args, "version-policy"))
version_policy = make_version_policy(version_policy_kind, requested_release, upper_bound)
try:
versions = find_versions(package_name, version_policy)
except Exception as error:
print(error, file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
if len(versions) == 0:
print("No versions matched.", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
print(versions[-1].value)