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  ## Installation and use

  ## Bugs, pull requests etc.

  ## Credits

  * [Patrick Uiterwijk][12] kindly provided the code to support OpenID Connect authentication.

  ## License

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  pylint

  baddeps=""

  # check deps

  if [ -n "${baddeps}" ]; then

      echo "${baddeps} must be installed!"

      exit 1

  git push

  git tag -a -m "Release ${version}" ${version}

  git push origin ${version}

  """Setuptools script."""

  setup(

      name="wikitcms",

      keywords="fedora qa mediawiki validation",

      url="https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/python-wikitcms",

      packages=["wikitcms"],

      install_requires=open('install.requires').read().splitlines(),

      tests_require=open('tests.requires').read().splitlines(),

      classifiers=[

          "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable",

          "Topic :: Utilities",

  wiki pages.

  """

  __version__ = "2.5.2"

  # vim: set textwidth=100 ts=8 et sw=4:

  # Copyright (C) 2014 Red Hat

  #

  #

  # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

  # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or

  # (at your option) any later version.

  #

  # Author: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>

  import abc

  import logging

  import fedfind.helpers

  import fedfind.release

  import mwclient.errors

  logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

      """A parent class for different types of release validation event.

      site must be an instance of wikitcms.Wiki, already with

      appropriate access rights for any actions to be performed (i.e.

      Fedora-Modular compose, with 'Modular' in the page names, category

      names and so on.

      """

      __metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta

          self.site = site

          self.release = release

          self.milestone = str(milestone)

          try:

          except ValueError:

              self.compose = str(compose)

          self.modular = modular

          # Sorting helpers. sortname is a string, sorttuple is a

          # 4-tuple. sorttuple is more reliable. See the function docs.

      @abc.abstractproperty

      def _current_content(self):

          """The content for the CurrentFedoraCompose template for

          this test event.

          """

      @abc.abstractproperty

      def _pagetype(self):

          """The ValidationPage class to be used for this event's pages

          (for use by valid_pages).

          """

      @abc.abstractproperty

      def category_page(self):

          """The category page for this event. Is a property because

          page instantiation requires a remote trip.

          """

      @property

      def result_pages(self):

          _dist = "Fedora"

          if self.modular:

              _dist = "Fedora Modular"

      @property

      def download_page(self):

          """The DownloadPage for this event. Is a property because page

          instantiation requires a remote trip.

          """

      @property

      def ami_page(self):

          """The AMIPage for this event. Is a property because page

          instantiation requires a remote trip.

          """

      @property

      def parent_category_page(self):

          """The parent category page for this event. Is a property for

          the same reason as download_page.

          """

      @property

      def valid_pages(self):

              types = self.site.modular_testtypes

          else:

              types = self.site.testtypes

      @property

      def summary_page(self):

          page. Very simple property, but not set in __init__ as the

          summary page object does (slow) wiki roundtrips in  __init__.

          """

      @cached_property

      def ff_release(self):

          if self.modular:

              dist = "Fedora-Modular"

          try:

          except ValueError as err:

              try:

                  if self._cid:

          rel = self.ff_release

          if rel.all_images:

              return rel

      def update_current(self):

          """Make the CurrentFedoraCompose template on the wiki point to

          content += self._current_content

          content += "}}</onlyinclude>\n[[Category: Fedora Templates]]"

          if self.modular:

          else:

          curr.save(content, "relval: update to current event", createonly=None)

      def create(self, testtypes=None, force=False, current=True, check=False):

              createonly = None

          pages = self.valid_pages

          if testtypes:

              pages = [pag for pag in pages if pag.testtype in testtypes]

          if not pages:

              raise ValueError("No result pages to create! Wrong test type?")

          # * you used get_validation_event and passed it a cid

          # Otherwise, the event will be created, but the download page

          # will not.

          def _handle_existing(err):

              """We need this in two places, so."""

                  # no problem, just move on.

              else:

                  raise err

              except FedfindNotFoundError:

                  # this happens if download page couldn't be created

                  # because fedfind release couldn't be found

              # stage 2 - update current. this is split so if we hit

              # 'page already exists', we don't skip update_current

                  logger.info("Pointing Current redirect to above page")

                  pag.update_current()

          """Return the ValidationEvent object for a given ValidationPage

          object.

          """

  class ComposeEvent(ValidationEvent):

      the testing for a particular nightly, test compose or release

      candidate build.

      """

          super(ComposeEvent, self).__init__(

          # this is a little hint that gets set via get_validation_event

          # when getting a page or event by cid; it helps us find the

          # fedfind release for the event if the compose is not yet in

          # PDC or synced to stage

          self._cid = cid

      @property

      def category_page(self):

          """The category page for this event. Is a property because

          page instantiation requires a remote trip.

          """

      @property

      def _current_content(self):

          """The content for the CurrentFedoraCompose template for

          this test event.

          """

      @property

      def _pagetype(self):

          """For a ComposeEvent, obviously, ComposePage."""

      @cached_property

      def creation_date(self):

              rel = fedfind.release.get_release(cid=self._cid)

          if rel.all_images:

              return rel

  class NightlyEvent(ValidationEvent):

      we believe the testing of that Rawhide nightly constitutes a part

      of the release validation testing for that future release.

      """

      def __init__(self, site, release, milestone, compose, modular=False):

          super(NightlyEvent, self).__init__(

          self.shortver = self.compose

      @property

      def category_page(self):

          """The category page for this event. Is a property because

          page instantiation requires a remote trip.

          """

      @property

      def _current_content(self):

          """The content for the CurrentFedoraCompose template for

          this test event.

          """

      @property

      def _pagetype(self):

          """For a NightlyEvent, obviously, NightlyPage."""

  # vim: set textwidth=100 ts=8 et sw=4:

  # Copyright (C) 2015 Red Hat

  #

  #

  # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

  # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or

  # (at your option) any later version.

  """Defines custom exceptions used by wikitcms."""

  class NoPageError(Exception):

      """Page does not exist."""

  class NotFoundError(Exception):

      """Requested thing wasn't found."""

  class TooManyError(Exception):

      """Found too many of the thing you asked for."""

  # this inherits from ValueError as the things that raise this may

      """Couldn't find a fedfind release (probably the fedfind release

      that matches an event).

      """

  # vim: set textwidth=100 ts=8 et sw=4:

  # Copyright (C) 2014 Red Hat

  #

  #

  # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

  # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or

  # (at your option) any later version.

  """This file contains helper functions that don't strictly belong in

  any particular class or even in another file but outside of a class."""

  import re

  from decimal import Decimal

  import fedfind.helpers

  import fedfind.release

  MILESTONE_PAIRS = (

      # We called Branched nightly pages 'Nightly' in F21 cycle.

  )

  COMPOSE_PAIRS = (

      # Some F12 crap

      # and this.

      # The extra digit here is a dumb way to make sure RC1 sorts

      # later than TC10 - otherwise you get 20010 vs. 6001, and 20010

      # wins. It might be better to treat the 'TC' / 'RC' as a separate

      # element in triplet_sort, but that's a bit harder and makes its

      # name a lie...

  )

  def fedora_release_sort(string):

      """Fed a string that looks something like a Fedora pre-release /

      compose version, this will output a modified version of the string

          string = string.replace(orig, repl)

      return string

  def triplet_sort(release, milestone, compose):

      """Just like fedora_release_sort, but requires you to pass the

      now-'standard' release, milestone, compose triplet of inputs.

          milestone = milestone.replace(orig, repl)

          if not milestone:

              # ('23', 'Final', '') == ('23', '', '')

      for (orig, repl) in COMPOSE_PAIRS:

          compose = compose.replace(orig, repl)

          if not compose:

      # We want to get numerical sorts if we possibly can, so e.g.

      # TC10 (becomes 20010) > TC9 (becomes 2009). But just in case

      # we get passed a character we don't substitute to a digit,

          # this is a bit magic but handles "TC1.1" (old-school),

          # "1.1" (new-school candidates), and "20160314.n.0" (new-

          # school nightlies)

          if comp.isdigit() and respin.isdigit():

      return (release, milestone, compose)

  def triplet_unsort(release, milestone, compose):

      """Reverse of triplet_sort."""

      for (repl, orig) in MILESTONE_PAIRS:

          milestone = milestone.replace(orig, repl)

      # We don't want to do the replace here if the compose is a date,

      # because any of the values might happen to be in the date. This

      # is a horrible hack that should be OK (until 2100, at least).

      if fedfind.helpers.date_check(compose, fail_raise=False):

          pass

          # this is slightly magic but should do for now

      else:

          for (repl, orig) in COMPOSE_PAIRS:

              compose = compose.replace(orig, repl)

      return (release, milestone, compose)

  def rreplace(string, old, new, occurrence):

      """A version of the str.replace() method which works from the right.

      Taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2556108/

      elems = string.rsplit(old, occurrence)

      return new.join(elems)

  def normalize(text):

      """Lower case and replace ' ' with '_' so I don't have to

      keep retyping it.

      """

  def find_bugs(text):

      """Find RH bug references in a given chunk of text. More than one

      multiple times in the text will only appear once in the output).

      """

      bugs = set()

      matches = bzpatt.finditer(text)

      for match in matches:

          bugs.add(match.group(2))

      # Filter out bug IDs usually used as examples

          bugs.discard(bug)

      return bugs

  def cid_to_event(cid):

      """Given a Pungi 4 compose ID, figure out the appropriate wikitcms

      (release, milestone, compose) triplet. Guesses the appropriate

      Event instances.

      """

      parsed = fedfind.helpers.parse_cid(cid, dic=True)