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* [chore] Remove logrus from circleci, filesystem, gitlab, and s3 sources * Address comments
81 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
81 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
package sources
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import (
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"strings"
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)
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// RemoveRepoFromResumeInfo removes the repoURL from the resume info.
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func RemoveRepoFromResumeInfo(resumeRepos []string, repoURL string) []string {
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index := -1
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for i, repo := range resumeRepos {
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if repoURL == repo {
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index = i
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break
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}
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}
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if index == -1 {
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// We should never be able to be here. But if we are, it means the resume info never had the repo added.
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// So do nothing.
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return resumeRepos
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}
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// This removes the element at the given index.
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return append(resumeRepos[:index], resumeRepos[index+1:]...)
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}
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// FilterReposToResume filters the existing repos down to those that are included in the encoded resume info.
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// It returns the new slice of repos to be scanned.
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// It also returns the difference between the original length of the repos and the new length to use for progress reporting.
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// It is required that both the resumeInfo repos and the existing repos are sorted.
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func FilterReposToResume(repos []string, resumeInfo string) (reposToScan []string, progressOffsetCount int) {
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if resumeInfo == "" {
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return repos, 0
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}
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resumeInfoSlice := DecodeResumeInfo(resumeInfo)
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// Because this scanner is multithreaded, it is possible that we have scanned a range of repositories
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// with some gaps of unlisted but completed repositories in between the ones in resumeInfo.
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// So we know repositories that have not finished scanning are the ones included in the resumeInfo,
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// and those that come after the last repository in the resumeInfo.
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// However, it is possible that a resumed scan does not include all or even any of the repos within the resumeInfo.
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// In this case, we must ensure we still scan all repos that come after the last found repo in the list.
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lastFoundRepoIndex := -1
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resumeRepoIndex := 0
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for i, repoURL := range repos {
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// If the repoURL is bigger than what we're looking for, move to the next one.
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if repoURL > resumeInfoSlice[resumeRepoIndex] {
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resumeRepoIndex++
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}
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// If we've found all of our repositories end the filter.
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if resumeRepoIndex == len(resumeInfoSlice) {
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break
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}
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// If the repoURL is the one we're looking for, add it and update the lastFoundRepoIndex.
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if repoURL == resumeInfoSlice[resumeRepoIndex] {
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lastFoundRepoIndex = i
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reposToScan = append(reposToScan, repoURL)
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}
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}
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// Append all repos after the last one we've found.
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reposToScan = append(reposToScan, repos[lastFoundRepoIndex+1:]...)
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progressOffsetCount = len(repos) - len(reposToScan)
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return
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}
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func EncodeResumeInfo(resumeInfoSlice []string) string {
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return strings.Join(resumeInfoSlice, "\t")
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}
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func DecodeResumeInfo(resumeInfo string) []string {
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// strings.Split will, for an empty string, return []string{""},
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// which is an element, where as when there is no resume info we want an empty slice.
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if resumeInfo == "" {
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return nil
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}
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return strings.Split(resumeInfo, "\t")
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}
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