Source code for bob.devtools.graph

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""Utilities for calculating package dependencies and drawing graphs"""

import glob
import os
import re
import tarfile
import tempfile

from io import BytesIO

from .bootstrap import set_environment
from .build import get_output_path
from .build import get_parsed_recipe
from .build import get_rendered_metadata
from .build import next_build_number
from .log import echo_info
from .log import get_logger

logger = get_logger(__name__)


[docs]def compute_adjencence_matrix( gl, package, conda_config, main_channel, recurse_regexp=r"^(bob|beat|batl|gridtk)(\.)?(?!-).*$", current={}, ref="master", deptypes=[], ): """ Given a target package, returns an adjacence matrix with its dependencies returned via the conda-build API Parameters ---------- gl : object Pre-instantiated instance of the gitlab server API to use, of type :py:class:`gitlab.Gitlab`. package : str Name of the package, including its group in the format ``group/package`` conda_config : dict Dictionary of conda configuration options loaded from command-line and read from defaults available. main_channel : str Main channel to consider when looking for the next build number of the target package recurse_regexp : str Regular expression to use, for determining where to recurse for resolving dependencies. Typically, this should be set to a list of packages which exists in gitlab. If it includes more than that, then we may not be able to reach the package repository and an error will be raised. The default expression avoids recursing over bob/beat-devel packages. current : dict Current list of packages already inspected - useful for recurrent calls to this function, to avoid potential cyclic dependencies. Corresponds to the current return value of this function. ref : str Name of the git reference (branch, tag or commit hash) to use deptypes : list A list of dependence types to preserve when building the graph. If empty, then preserve all. You may set values "build", "host", "run" and "test", in any combination Returns ------- adjacence_matrix : dict A dictionary that contains the dependencies of all packages considered in the recursion. The keys are the name of the packages, the values, correspond to the dependencies (host, build, run and test) as a list of strings. """ use_package = gl.projects.get(package) deptypes = deptypes if deptypes else ["host", "build", "run", "test"] if use_package.attributes["path_with_namespace"] in current: return current echo_info( "Resolving graph for %s@%s" % (use_package.attributes["path_with_namespace"], ref) ) with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir: logger.debug("Downloading archive for %s...", ref) archive = use_package.repository_archive(ref=ref) # in memory logger.debug("Archive has %d bytes", len(archive)) with tarfile.open(fileobj=BytesIO(archive), mode="r:gz") as f: f.extractall(path=tmpdir) # use conda-build API to figure out all dependencies recipe_dir = glob.glob(os.path.join(tmpdir, "*", "conda"))[0] logger.debug("Resolving conda recipe for package at %s...", recipe_dir) if not os.path.exists(recipe_dir): raise RuntimeError( "The conda recipe directory %s does not " "exist" % recipe_dir ) version_candidate = os.path.join(recipe_dir, "..", "version.txt") if os.path.exists(version_candidate): version = open(version_candidate).read().rstrip() set_environment("BOB_PACKAGE_VERSION", version) # pre-renders the recipe - figures out the destination metadata = get_rendered_metadata(recipe_dir, conda_config) rendered_recipe = get_parsed_recipe(metadata) path = get_output_path(metadata, conda_config)[0] # gets the next build number build_number, _ = next_build_number(main_channel, os.path.basename(path)) # at this point, all elements are parsed, I know the package version, # build number and all dependencies # exclude stuff we are not interested in # host and build should have precise numbers to be used for building # this package. if "host" not in deptypes: host = [] else: host = rendered_recipe["requirements"].get("host", []) if "build" not in deptypes: build = [] else: build = rendered_recipe["requirements"].get("build", []) # run dependencies are more vague if "run" not in deptypes: run = [] else: run = rendered_recipe["requirements"].get("run", []) # test dependencies even more vague if "test" not in deptypes: test = [] else: test = rendered_recipe.get("test", {}).get("requires", []) # for each of the above sections, recurse in figuring out dependencies, # if dependencies match a target set of globs recurse_compiled = re.compile(recurse_regexp) def _re_filter(ll): return [k for k in ll if recurse_compiled.match(k)] all_recurse = set() all_recurse |= set([z.split()[0] for z in _re_filter(host)]) all_recurse |= set([z.split()[0] for z in _re_filter(build)]) all_recurse |= set([z.split()[0] for z in _re_filter(run)]) all_recurse |= set([z.split()[0] for z in _re_filter(test)]) # complete the package group, which is not provided by conda-build def _add_default_group(p): if p.startswith("bob") or p.startswith("gridtk"): return "/".join(("bob", p)) elif p.startswith("beat"): return "/".join(("beat", p)) elif p.startswith("batl"): return "/".join(("batl", p)) else: logger.warning( "Do not know how to recurse to package %s " "(to which group does it belong?) - skipping...", p, ) return None all_recurse = set([_add_default_group(k) for k in all_recurse]) if None in all_recurse: all_recurse.remove(None) # do not recurse for packages we already know all_recurse -= set(current.keys()) logger.info("Recursing over the following packages: %s", ", ".join(all_recurse)) for dep in all_recurse: dep_adjmtx = compute_adjencence_matrix( gl, dep, conda_config, main_channel, recurse_regexp=recurse_regexp, ref=ref, deptypes=deptypes, ) current.update(dep_adjmtx) current[package] = dict( host=host, build=build, run=run, test=test, version=rendered_recipe["package"]["version"], name=rendered_recipe["package"]["name"], build_string=os.path.basename(path).split("-")[-1].split(".")[0], ) return current
[docs]def generate_graph(adjacence_matrix, deptypes, whitelist): """ Computes a graphviz/dot representation of the build graph Parameters ---------- adjacence_matrix : dict A dictionary containing the adjacence matrix, that states the dependencies for each package in the build, to other packages deptypes : list A list of dependence types to preserve when building the graph. If empty, then preserve all. You may set values "build", "host", "run" and "test", in any combination whitelist : str Regular expression for matching strings to preserve while building the graph Returns ------- graph : graphviz.Digraph The generated graph """ from graphviz import Digraph whitelist_compiled = re.compile(whitelist) deptypes = deptypes if deptypes else ["host", "build", "run", "test"] graph = Digraph() nodes = {} # generate nodes for all packages we want to track explicitly for package, values in adjacence_matrix.items(): if not whitelist_compiled.match(values["name"]): logger.debug( "Skipping main package %s (did not match whitelist)", values["name"], ) continue name = values["name"] + "\n" + values["version"] + "\n" + values["build_string"] nodes[values["name"]] = graph.node( values["name"], name, shape="box", color="blue" ) # generates nodes for all dependencies for package, values in adjacence_matrix.items(): # ensures we only have the most complete dependence in the our list deps = {} to_consider = set() for k in deptypes: to_consider |= set(values[k]) for dep in to_consider: name = dep.split()[0] if name not in deps or (name in deps and not deps[name]): deps[name] = dep.split()[1:] for ref, parts in deps.items(): if not whitelist_compiled.match(ref): logger.debug("Skipping dependence %s (did not match whitelist)", ref) continue if not any([k == ref for k in nodes.keys()]): # we do not have a node for that dependence, create it name = str(ref) # new string if len(parts) >= 1: name += "\n" + parts[0] # dep version if len(parts) >= 2: name += "\n" + parts[1] # dep build nodes[ref] = graph.node(ref, name) # connects package -> dep graph.edge(values["name"], ref) return graph