openstack-ansible/playbooks/library/git_requirements.py

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#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule
import git
import itertools
import multiprocessing
import os
import signal
import time
DOCUMENTATION = """
---
module: git_requirements
short_description: Module to run a multithreaded git clone
options:
repo_info:
description:
- List of repo information dictionaries containing at
a minimum a key entry "src" with the source git URL
to clone for each repo. In these dictionaries, one
can further specify:
"path" - destination clone location
"version" - git version to checkout
"refspec" - git refspec to checkout
"depth" - clone depth level
"force" - require git clone uses "--force"
default_path:
description:
Default git clone path (str) in case not
specified on an individual repo basis in
repo_info. Defaults to "master". Not
required.
default_version:
description:
Default git version (str) in case not
specified on an individual repo basis in
repo_info. Defaults to "master". Not
required.
default_refspec:
description:
Default git repo refspec (str) in case not
specified on an individual repo basis in
repo_info. Defaults to "". Not required.
default_depth:
description:
Default clone depth (int) in case not specified
on an individual repo basis. Defaults to 10.
Not required.
retries:
description:
Integer number of retries allowed in case of git
clone failure. Defaults to 1. Not required.
delay:
description:
Integer time delay (seconds) between git clone
retries in case of failure. Defaults to 0. Not
required.
force:
description:
Boolean. Apply --force flags to git clones wherever
possible. Defaults to True. Not required.
core_multiplier:
description:
Integer multiplier on the number of cores
present on the machine to use for
multithreading. For example, on a 2 core
machine, a multiplier of 4 would use 8
threads. Defaults to 4. Not required.
"""
EXAMPLES = r"""
- name: Clone repos
git_requirements:
repo_info: "[{'src':'https://github.com/ansible/',
'name': 'ansible'
'dest': '/etc/opt/ansible'}]"
"""
def init_signal():
signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal.SIG_IGN)
def check_out_version(repo, version, pull=False, force=False,
refspec=None, depth=10):
try:
repo.git.fetch(force=force, refspec=refspec, depth=depth)
except Exception as e:
return ["Failed to fetch %s\n%s" % (repo.working_dir, str(e))]
try:
repo.git.fetch(tags=True, force=force, refspec=refspec, depth=depth)
except Exception as e:
return ["Failed to fetch tags for %s\n%s" % (repo.working_dir, str(e))]
try:
repo.git.checkout(version, force=force)
except Exception as e:
return [
"Failed to check out version %s for %s\n%s" %
(version, repo.working_dir, str(e))]
if pull:
try:
repo.git.pull(force=force, refspec=refspec, depth=depth)
except Exception as e:
return ["Failed to pull repo %s\n%s" % (repo.working_dir, str(e))]
return []
def reset_to_version(path, version, reset_type='--hard', force=False,
refspec=None, depth=10):
"""Function to reset to a specific hash commit"""
modify_repo = git.Repo(path)
try:
modify_repo.git.fetch(force=force, refspec=refspec, depth=depth)
except Exception as e:
return ["Failed to fetch %s\n%s" % (modify_repo.working_dir, str(e))]
try:
modify_repo.git.reset(reset_type, version,
force=force, refspec=refspec)
except Exception as e:
return ["Failed to reset %s\n%s" % (modify_repo.working_dir, str(e))]
return []
def pull_wrapper(info):
role_info = info
retries = info[1]["retries"]
delay = info[1]["delay"]
for i in range(retries):
success = pull_role(role_info)
if success:
return True
else:
time.sleep(delay)
info[2].append(["Role {0} failed after {1} retries\n".format(role_info[0],
retries)])
return False
def pull_role(info):
role, config, failures = info
required_version = role["version"]
version_hash = False
if 'version' in role:
# If the version is the length of a hash then treat is as one
if len(required_version) == 40:
version_hash = True
# if repo exists
if os.path.exists(role["dest"]):
try:
repo = git.Repo(role["dest"])
except Exception:
failtxt = "Role in {0} is broken/not a git repo.".format(
role["dest"])
failtxt += "Please delete or fix it manually"
failures.append(failtxt)
return False # go to next role
repo_url = list(repo.remote().urls)[0]
if repo_url != role["src"]:
repo.remote().set_url(role["src"])
# if they want master then fetch, checkout and pull to stay at latest
# master
if required_version == "master":
fail = check_out_version(repo, required_version, pull=True,
force=config["force"],
refspec=role["refspec"],
depth=role["depth"])
# If we have a hash then reset it to
elif version_hash:
fail = reset_to_version(role["dest"],
required_version,
force=config["force"],
refspec=role["refspec"],
depth=role["depth"])
else:
# describe can fail in some cases so be careful:
try:
current_version = repo.git.describe(tags=True)
except Exception:
current_version = ""
if current_version == required_version and not config["force"]:
fail = []
pass
else:
fail = check_out_version(repo, required_version,
force=config["force"],
refspec=role["refspec"],
depth=role["depth"])
else:
try:
# If we have a hash id then treat this a little differently
if not version_hash:
git.Repo.clone_from(role["src"], role["dest"],
branch=required_version,
depth=role["depth"],
no_single_branch=True)
fail = []
else:
git.Repo.clone_from(role["src"], role["dest"],
branch='master',
no_single_branch=True,
depth=role["depth"])
fail = reset_to_version(role["dest"], required_version,
refspec=role["refspec"],
depth=role["depth"])
except Exception as e:
fail = ('Failed cloning repo %s\n%s' % (role["dest"], str(e)))
if fail == []:
return True
else:
failures.append(fail)
return False
def set_default(dictionary, key, defaults):
if key not in dictionary.keys():
dictionary[key] = defaults[key]
def main():
# Define variables
failures = multiprocessing.Manager().list()
# Data we can pass in to the module
fields = {
"repo_info": {"required": True, "type": "list"},
"default_path": {"required": True,
"type": "str"},
"default_version": {"required": False,
"type": "str",
"default": "master"},
"default_refspec": {"required": False,
"type": "str",
"default": None},
"default_depth": {"required": False,
"type": "int",
"default": 10},
"retries": {"required": False,
"type": "int",
"default": 1},
"delay": {"required": False,
"type": "int",
"default": 0},
"force": {"required": False,
"type": "bool",
"default": True},
"core_multiplier": {"required": False,
"type": "int",
"default": 4},
}
# Pull in module fields and pass into variables
module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec=fields)
git_repos = module.params['repo_info']
defaults = {
"path": module.params["default_path"],
"depth": module.params["default_depth"],
"version": module.params["default_version"],
"refspec": module.params["default_refspec"]
}
config = {
"retries": module.params["retries"],
"delay": module.params["delay"],
"force": module.params["force"],
"core_multiplier": module.params["core_multiplier"]
}
# Set up defaults
for repo in git_repos:
for key in ["path", "refspec", "version", "depth"]:
set_default(repo, key, defaults)
if "name" not in repo.keys():
repo["name"] = os.path.basename(repo["src"])
repo["dest"] = os.path.join(repo["path"], repo["name"])
# Define varibles
failures = multiprocessing.Manager().list()
core_count = multiprocessing.cpu_count() * config["core_multiplier"]
# Load up process and pass in interrupt and core process count
p = multiprocessing.Pool(core_count, init_signal)
clone_success = p.map(pull_wrapper, zip(git_repos,
itertools.repeat(config),
itertools.repeat(failures)),
chunksize=1)
p.close()
success = all(i for i in clone_success)
if success:
module.exit_json(msg=str(git_repos), changed=True)
else:
module.fail_json(msg=("Module failed"), meta=failures)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()