// Runs a function with a tempdir, cleaning up afterward.
func WithDir(f func(string), dirs ...string) {
if len(dirs) < 1 {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("Must have at least one sub-folder for tempdir"))
}
tempPath := filepath.Join(dirs...)
// Tempdir wants parent path to exist
err := os.MkdirAll(tempPath, 0755)
if err != nil {
panic(errors.IOError.Wrap(err))
}
try.Do(func() {
f(tempPath)
}).Finally(func() {
err := os.RemoveAll(tempPath)
if err != nil {
// TODO: we don't want to panic here, more like a debug log entry, "failed to remove tempdir."
// Can accomplish once we add logging.
panic(errors.IOError.Wrap(err))
}
}).Done()
}
func CopyingPlacer(srcBasePath, destBasePath string, _ bool) integrity.Emplacement {
srcBaseStat, err := os.Stat(srcBasePath)
if err != nil || !srcBaseStat.IsDir() {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: srcPath %q must be dir: %s", srcBasePath, err))
}
destBaseStat, err := os.Stat(destBasePath)
if err != nil || !destBaseStat.IsDir() {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: destPath %q must be dir: %s", destBasePath, err))
}
// remove any files already here (to emulate behavior like an overlapping mount)
// (can't take the easy route and just `os.RemoveAll(destBasePath)` because that propagates times changes onto the parent.)
d, err := os.Open(destBasePath)
if err != nil {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: io error: %s", err))
}
names, err := d.Readdirnames(-1)
if err != nil {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: io error: %s", err))
}
for _, name := range names {
err := os.RemoveAll(filepath.Join(destBasePath, name))
if err != nil {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: io error: %s", err))
}
}
// walk and copy
preVisit := func(filenode *fs.FilewalkNode) error {
if filenode.Err != nil {
return filenode.Err
}
hdr, file := fs.ScanFile(srcBasePath, filenode.Path, filenode.Info)
if file != nil {
defer file.Close()
}
fs.PlaceFile(destBasePath, hdr, file)
return nil
}
postVisit := func(filenode *fs.FilewalkNode) error {
if filenode.Info.IsDir() {
if err := fspatch.UtimesNano(filepath.Join(destBasePath, filenode.Path), def.Epochwhen, filenode.Info.ModTime()); err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
}
try.Do(func() {
if err := fs.Walk(srcBasePath, preVisit, postVisit); err != nil {
panic(err)
}
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(Error.New("copyingplacer: io failed: %s", err))
}).Done()
return copyEmplacement{path: destBasePath}
}
func (t TarTransmat) Scan(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
subjectPath string,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.CommitID {
var commitID integrity.CommitID
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// If scan area doesn't exist, bail immediately.
// No need to even start dialing warehouses if we've got nothing for em.
_, err := os.Stat(subjectPath)
if err != nil {
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
return // empty commitID
} else {
panic(err)
}
}
// Open output streams for writing.
// Since these are all behaving as just one `io.Writer` stream, this could maybe be factored out.
// Error handling is currently "anything -> panic". This should probably be more resilient. (That might need another refactor so we have an upload call per remote.)
controllers := make([]StreamingWarehouseWriteController, 0)
writers := make([]io.Writer, 0)
for _, uri := range siloURIs {
controller := makeWriteController(uri)
controllers = append(controllers, controller)
writers = append(writers, controller.Writer())
}
stream := io.MultiWriter(writers...)
if len(writers) < 1 {
stream = ioutil.Discard
}
// walk, fwrite, hash
commitID = integrity.CommitID(Save(stream, subjectPath, config.FilterSet, hasherFactory))
// commit
for _, controller := range controllers {
controller.Commit(commitID)
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return commitID
}
// Run inputs
func ProvisionInputs(transmat integrity.Transmat, assemblerFn integrity.Assembler, inputs []def.Input, rootfs string, journal log15.Logger) integrity.Assembly {
// start having all filesystems
filesystems := make(map[def.Input]integrity.Arena, len(inputs))
fsGather := make(chan map[def.Input]materializerReport)
for _, in := range inputs {
go func(in def.Input) {
try.Do(func() {
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Starting materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash))
arena := transmat.Materialize(
integrity.TransmatKind(in.Type),
integrity.CommitID(in.Hash),
[]integrity.SiloURI{integrity.SiloURI(in.URI)},
)
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Finished materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash))
fsGather <- map[def.Input]materializerReport{
in: {Arena: arena},
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
journal.Warn(fmt.Sprintf("Errored during materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash), "error", err.Message())
fsGather <- map[def.Input]materializerReport{
in: {Err: err},
}
}).Done()
}(in)
}
// (we don't have any output setup at this point, but if we do in the future, that'll be here.)
// gather materialized inputs
for range inputs {
for in, report := range <-fsGather {
if report.Err != nil {
panic(report.Err)
}
filesystems[in] = report.Arena
}
}
journal.Info("All inputs acquired... starting assembly")
// assemble them into the final tree
assemblyParts := make([]integrity.AssemblyPart, 0, len(filesystems))
for input, arena := range filesystems {
assemblyParts = append(assemblyParts, integrity.AssemblyPart{
SourcePath: arena.Path(),
TargetPath: input.Location,
Writable: true, // TODO input config should have a word about this
})
}
assembly := assemblerFn(rootfs, assemblyParts)
journal.Info("Assembly complete!")
return assembly
}
// Executes a job, catching any panics.
func (e *Executor) Run(f def.Formula, j def.Job, d string, stdin io.Reader, outS, errS io.WriteCloser, journal log15.Logger) def.JobResult {
r := def.JobResult{
ID: j.Id(),
ExitCode: -1,
}
try.Do(func() {
e.Execute(f, j, d, &r, outS, errS, journal)
}).Catch(executor.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
r.Error = err
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
r.Error = err
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
r.Error = executor.UnknownError.Wrap(err).(*errors.Error)
}).Done()
return r
}
func (t GitTransmat) Scan(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
subjectPath string,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.CommitID {
var commitID integrity.CommitID
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
//config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Get off my lawn.
panic(errors.NotImplementedError.New("The git transmat does not support scan."))
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return commitID
}
/*
'actual' should be a `func()`; 'expected' should be an `*errors.ErrorClass`;
we'll run the function, and check that it panics, and that the error is under the umbrella of the error class.
*/
func ShouldPanicWith(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string {
fn, ok := actual.(func())
if !ok {
return fmt.Sprintf("You must provide a `func()` as the first argument to this assertion; got `%T`", actual)
}
var errClass *errors.ErrorClass
switch len(expected) {
case 0:
return "You must provide a spacemonkey `ErrorClass` as the expectation parameter to this assertion."
case 1:
cls, ok := expected[0].(*errors.ErrorClass)
if !ok {
return "You must provide a spacemonkey `ErrorClass` as the expectation parameter to this assertion."
}
errClass = cls
default:
return "You must provide one parameter as an expectation to this assertion."
}
var caught error
try.Do(
fn,
).CatchAll(func(err error) {
caught = err
}).Done()
if caught == nil {
return fmt.Sprintf("Expected error to be of class %q but no error was raised!", errClass.String())
}
spaceClass := errors.GetClass(caught)
if spaceClass.Is(errClass) {
return ""
}
return fmt.Sprintf("Expected error to be of class %q but it had %q instead! (Full message: %s)", errClass.String(), spaceClass.String(), caught.Error())
}
/*
Arenas produced by Dir Transmats may be relocated by simple `mv`.
*/
func (t *S3Transmat) Materialize(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
dataHash integrity.CommitID,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.Arena {
var arena dirArena
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Parse URI; Find warehouses.
if len(siloURIs) < 1 {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Materialization requires at least one data source!"))
// Note that it's possible a caching layer will satisfy things even without data sources...
// but if that was going to happen, it already would have by now.
}
// Our policy is to take the first path that exists.
// This lets you specify a series of potential locations, and if one is unavailable we'll just take the next.
var warehouseBucketName string
var warehousePathPrefix string
var warehouseCtntAddr bool
for _, givenURI := range siloURIs {
u, err := url.Parse(string(givenURI))
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("failed to parse URI: %s", err))
}
warehouseBucketName = u.Host
warehousePathPrefix = u.Path
switch u.Scheme {
case "s3":
warehouseCtntAddr = false
case "s3+splay":
warehouseCtntAddr = true
default:
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("unrecognized scheme: %q", u.Scheme))
}
// TODO figure out how to check for data (or at least warehouse!) presence;
// currently just assuming the first one's golden, and blowing up later if it's not.
break
}
if warehouseBucketName == "" {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("No warehouses were available!"))
}
// load keys from env
// TODO someday URIs should grow smart enough to control this in a more general fashion -- but for now, host ENV is actually pretty feasible and plays easily with others.
// TODO should not require keys! we're just reading, after all; anon access is 100% valid.
// Buuuuut s3gof3r doesn't seem to understand empty keys; it still sends them as if to login, and AWS says 403. So, foo.
keys, err := s3gof3r.EnvKeys()
if err != nil {
panic(S3CredentialsMissingError.Wrap(err))
}
// initialize reader from s3!
getPath := warehousePathPrefix
if warehouseCtntAddr {
getPath = path.Join(warehousePathPrefix, string(dataHash))
}
s3reader := makeS3reader(warehouseBucketName, getPath, keys)
defer s3reader.Close()
// prepare decompression as necessary
reader, err := tartrans.Decompress(s3reader)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("could not start decompressing: %s", err))
}
tarReader := tar.NewReader(reader)
// Create staging arena to produce data into.
arena.path, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
// walk input tar stream, placing data and accumulating hashes and metadata for integrity check
bucket := &fshash.MemoryBucket{}
tartrans.Extract(tarReader, arena.Path(), bucket, hasherFactory)
// bucket processing may have created a root node if missing. if so, we need to apply its props.
fs.PlaceFile(arena.Path(), bucket.Root().Metadata, nil)
// hash whole tree
actualTreeHash := fshash.Hash(bucket, hasherFactory)
// verify total integrity
expectedTreeHash, err := base64.URLEncoding.DecodeString(string(dataHash))
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Could not parse hash: %s", err))
}
if bytes.Equal(actualTreeHash, expectedTreeHash) {
// excellent, got what we asked for.
arena.hash = dataHash
} else {
// this may or may not be grounds for panic, depending on configuration.
if config.AcceptHashMismatch {
// if we're tolerating mismatches, report the actual hash through different mechanisms.
// you probably only ever want to use this in tests or debugging; in prod it's just asking for insanity.
arena.hash = integrity.CommitID(actualTreeHash)
} else {
panic(integrity.NewHashMismatchError(string(dataHash), base64.URLEncoding.EncodeToString(actualTreeHash)))
}
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return arena
}
// Execute a formula in a specified directory. MAY PANIC.
func (e *Executor) Execute(f def.Formula, j def.Job, d string, result *def.JobResult, outS, errS io.WriteCloser, journal log15.Logger) {
// Dedicated rootfs folder to distinguish container from nsinit noise
rootfs := filepath.Join(d, "rootfs")
// nsinit wants to have a logfile
logFile := filepath.Join(d, "nsinit-debug.log")
// Prep command
args := []string{}
// Global options:
// --root will place the 'nsinit' folder (holding a state.json file) in d
// --log-file does much the same with a log file (unsure if care?)
// --debug allegedly enables debug output in the log file
args = append(args, "--root", d, "--log-file", logFile, "--debug")
// Subcommand, and tell nsinit to not desire a JSON file (instead just use many flergs)
args = append(args, "exec", "--create")
// Use the host's networking (no bridge, no namespaces, etc)
args = append(args, "--net=host")
// Where our system image exists
args = append(args, "--rootfs", rootfs)
// Set cwd
args = append(args, "--cwd", f.Accents.Cwd)
// Add all desired environment variables
for k, v := range f.Accents.Env {
args = append(args, "--env", k+"="+v)
}
// Unroll command args
args = append(args, f.Accents.Entrypoint...)
// Prepare command to exec
cmd := exec.Command("nsinit", args...)
cmd.Stdin = nil
cmd.Stdout = outS
cmd.Stderr = errS
// Prepare filesystem
transmat := util.DefaultTransmat()
assembly := util.ProvisionInputs(
transmat,
util.BestAssembler(),
f.Inputs, rootfs, journal,
)
defer assembly.Teardown() // What ever happens: Disassemble filesystem
util.ProvisionOutputs(f.Outputs, rootfs, journal)
// launch execution.
// transform gosh's typed errors to repeatr's hierarchical errors.
// this is... not untroubled code: since we're invoking a helper that's then
// proxying the exec even further, most errors are fatal (the mapping here is
// very different than in e.g. chroot executor, and provides much less meaning).
var proc gosh.Proc
try.Do(func() {
proc = gosh.ExecProcCmd(cmd)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
switch err.(type) {
case gosh.NoSuchCommandError:
panic(executor.ConfigError.New("nsinit binary is missing"))
case gosh.NoArgumentsError:
panic(executor.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
case gosh.NoSuchCwdError:
panic(executor.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
case gosh.ProcMonitorError:
panic(executor.TaskExecError.Wrap(err))
default:
panic(executor.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}
}).Done()
// Wait for the job to complete
// REVIEW: consider exposing `gosh.Proc`'s interface as part of repeatr's job tracking api?
result.ExitCode = proc.GetExitCode()
// Horrifyingly ambiguous attempts to detect failure modes from inside nsinit.
// This can only be made correct by pushing patches into nsinit to use another channel for control data reporting that is completely separated from user data flows.
// (Or, arguably, putting another layer of control processes as the first parent inside nsinit, but that's ducktape within a ducktape mesh; let's not.)
// Certain program outputs may be incorrectly attributed as launch failure, though this should be... "unlikely".
// Also note that if we ever switch to non-blocking execution, this will become even more of a mess: we won't be able to tell if exec failed, esp. in the case of e.g. a long running process with no output, and so we won't know when it's safe to return.
// TODO handle the following leading strings:
// - "exec: \"%s\": executable file not found in $PATH\n"
// - "no such file or directory\n"
// this will probably require rejiggering a whole bunch of stuff so that the streamer is reachable down here.
// Save outputs
result.Outputs = util.PreserveOutputs(transmat, f.Outputs, rootfs, journal)
}
/*
Arenas produced by Dir Transmats may be relocated by simple `mv`.
*/
func (t *TarExecTransmat) Materialize(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
dataHash integrity.CommitID,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.Arena {
var arena dirArena
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
if !(kind == Kind || kind == "exec-tar") {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Ping silos
if len(siloURIs) < 1 {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Materialization requires at least one data source!"))
// Note that it's possible a caching layer will satisfy things even without data sources...
// but if that was going to happen, it already would have by now.
}
// Our policy is to take the first path that exists.
// This lets you specify a series of potential locations, and if one is unavailable we'll just take the next.
var siloURI integrity.SiloURI
for _, givenURI := range siloURIs {
// TODO still assuming all local paths and not doing real uri parsing
localPath := string(givenURI)
_, err := os.Stat(localPath)
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
// TODO it'd be awfully lovely if we could log the attempt somewhere
continue
}
siloURI = givenURI
break
}
if siloURI == "" {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("No warehouses were available!"))
}
// Open the input stream; preparing decompression as necessary
file, err := os.OpenFile(string(siloURI), os.O_RDONLY, 0755)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("Unable to read file: %s", err))
}
file.Close() // just checking, so we can (try to) give a more pleasant error than tar barf
// Create staging arena to produce data into.
arena.path, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
// exec tar.
// in case of a zero (a.k.a. success) exit, this returns silently.
// in case of a non-zero exit, this panics; the panic will include the output.
gosh.Gosh(
"tar",
"-xf", string(siloURI),
"-C", arena.Path(),
gosh.NullIO,
).RunAndReport()
// note: indeed, we never check the hash field. this is *not* a compliant implementation of an input.
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return arena
}
func (t TarExecTransmat) Scan(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
subjectPath string,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.CommitID {
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// If scan area doesn't exist, bail immediately.
// No need to even start dialing warehouses if we've got nothing for em.
_, err := os.Stat(subjectPath)
if err != nil {
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
return // empty commitID
} else {
panic(err)
}
}
// Parse save locations.
// (Most transmats do... significantly smarter things than this backwater.)
var localPath string
if len(siloURIs) == 0 {
localPath = "/dev/null"
} else if len(siloURIs) == 1 {
// TODO still assuming all local paths and not doing real uri parsing
localPath = string(siloURIs[0])
err := os.MkdirAll(filepath.Dir(localPath), 0755)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("Unable to write file: %s", err))
}
file, err := os.OpenFile(localPath, os.O_CREATE|os.O_WRONLY, 0644)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("Unable to write file: %s", err))
}
file.Close() // just checking, so we can (try to) give a more pleasant error than tar barf
} else {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("%s transmat only supports shipping to 1 warehouse", Kind))
}
// exec tar.
// in case of a zero (a.k.a. success) exit, this returns silently.
// in case of a non-zero exit, this panics; the panic will include the output.
gosh.Gosh(
"tar",
"-cf", localPath,
"--xform", "s,"+strings.TrimLeft(subjectPath, "/")+",.,",
subjectPath,
gosh.NullIO,
).RunAndReport()
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return ""
}
/*
Git transmats plonk down the contents of one commit (or tree) as a filesystem.
A fileset materialized by git does *not* include the `.git` dir by default,
since those files are not themselves part of what's described by the hash.
Git effectively "filters" out several attributes -- permissions are only loosely
respected (execution only), file timestamps are undefined, uid/gid bits
are not tracked, xattrs are not tracked, etc. If you desired defined values,
*you must still configure materialization to use a filter* (particularly for
file timestamps, since they will otherwise be allowed to vary from one
materialization to the next(!)).
Git also allows for several other potential pitfalls with lossless data
transmission: git cannot transmit empty directories. This can be a major pain.
Typical workarounds include creating a ".gitkeep" file in the empty directory.
Gitignore files may also inadventantly cause trouble. Transmat.Materialize
will act *consistently*, but it does not overcome these issues in git
(doing so would require additional metadata or protocol extensions).
This transmat is *not* currently well optimized, and should generally be assumed
to be re-cloning on all materializations -- specifically, it is not smart
enough to recognize requests for different commits and trees from the
same repos in order to save reclones.
*/
func (t *GitTransmat) Materialize(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
dataHash integrity.CommitID,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.Arena {
var arena gitArena
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
//config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Ping silos
if len(siloURIs) < 1 {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Materialization requires at least one data source!"))
// Note that it's possible a caching layer will satisfy things even without data sources...
// but if that was going to happen, it already would have by now.
}
// Our policy is to take the first path that exists.
// This lets you specify a series of potential locations,
var siloURI integrity.SiloURI
for _, givenURI := range siloURIs {
// shell out to git and ask it if it thinks there's a repo here
// TODO this and all future shellouts does NOT SUFFICIENTLY ISOLATE either config or secret keeping yet.
// TODO it's probably not productive to try to parse all git uris, but we should detect relative local fs paths and shitcan them at least
localPath := string(givenURI)
// TODO there's no "--" in ls-remote, so... we should forbid things starting in "-", i guess?
// or use "file://" religiously? but no, bc ssh doesn't look like "ssh://" all the time... ugh, i do not want to write a git url parser
// update: yeah, using "file://" religiously is not an option. this actually takes a *different* path than `/non/protocol/prefixed`. not significantly, but it may impact e.g. hardlinking, iiuc
// TODO someday go for the usability buff of parsing git errors into something more helpful
code := git.Bake(
"ls-remote", localPath,
gosh.Opts{OkExit: []int{0, 128}},
).RunAndReport().GetExitCode()
// code 128 means no connection.
// any other code we currently panic on (with stderr attached, but it's still ugly).
if code != 0 {
continue
}
siloURI = givenURI
break
}
if siloURI == "" {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("No warehouses were available!"))
}
// Create staging arena to produce data into.
var err error
arena.gitDirPath, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
arena.workDirPath, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
// From now on, all our git commands will have these overriden paths:
// This gives us a working tree without ".git".
git := git.Bake(
gosh.Opts{Env: map[string]string{
"GIT_DIR": arena.gitDirPath,
"GIT_WORK_TREE": arena.workDirPath,
}},
)
// Clone!
// TODO make sure all the check hard modes are enabled
git.Bake(
"clone", "--bare", "--", string(siloURI), arena.gitDirPath,
).RunAndReport()
// Checkout the interesting commit.
buf := &bytes.Buffer{}
p := git.Bake(
"checkout", string(dataHash), // FIXME dear god, whitelist this to make sure it looks like a hash.
gosh.Opts{Cwd: arena.workDirPath},
gosh.Opts{OkExit: gosh.AnyExit},
gosh.Opts{Err: buf, Out: buf},
).Run()
if bytes.HasPrefix(buf.Bytes(), []byte("fatal: reference is not a tree: ")) {
panic(integrity.DataDNE.New("hash %q not found in this repo", dataHash))
}
if p.GetExitCode() != 0 {
// catchall.
// this formatting is *terrible*, but we don't have a good formatter for using datakeys, either, so.
// (blowing past this without too much fuss because we're going to switch error libraries later and it's going to fix this better.)
panic(Error.New("git checkout failed. git output:\n%s", buf.String()))
}
// And, do submodules.
git.Bake(
"submodule", "update", "--init",
gosh.Opts{Cwd: arena.workDirPath},
).RunAndReport()
// verify total integrity
// actually this is a nil step; there's no such thing as "acceptHashMismatch", clone would have simply failed
arena.hash = dataHash
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return arena
}
/*
Arenas produced by Dir Transmats may be relocated by simple `mv`.
*/
func (t *DirTransmat) Materialize(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
dataHash integrity.CommitID,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.Arena {
var arena dirArena
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Ping silos
if len(siloURIs) < 1 {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Materialization requires at least one data source!"))
// Note that it's possible a caching layer will satisfy things even without data sources...
// but if that was going to happen, it already would have by now.
}
// Our policy is to take the first path that exists.
// This lets you specify a series of potential locations,
var siloURI integrity.SiloURI
for _, givenURI := range siloURIs {
// TODO still assuming all local paths and not doing real uri parsing
localPath := string(givenURI)
_, err := os.Stat(localPath)
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
continue
}
siloURI = givenURI
break
}
if siloURI == "" {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("No warehouses were available!"))
}
// Create staging arena to produce data into.
var err error
arena.path, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
// walk filesystem, copying and accumulating data for integrity check
hasherFactory := sha512.New384
bucket := &fshash.MemoryBucket{}
localPath := string(siloURI)
if err := fshash.FillBucket(localPath, arena.Path(), bucket, filter.FilterSet{}, hasherFactory); err != nil {
panic(err)
}
// hash whole tree
actualTreeHash := fshash.Hash(bucket, hasherFactory)
// verify total integrity
expectedTreeHash, err := base64.URLEncoding.DecodeString(string(dataHash))
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Could not parse hash: %s", err))
}
if bytes.Equal(actualTreeHash, expectedTreeHash) {
// excellent, got what we asked for.
arena.hash = dataHash
} else {
// this may or may not be grounds for panic, depending on configuration.
if config.AcceptHashMismatch {
// if we're tolerating mismatches, report the actual hash through different mechanisms.
// you probably only ever want to use this in tests or debugging; in prod it's just asking for insanity.
arena.hash = integrity.CommitID(actualTreeHash)
} else {
panic(integrity.NewHashMismatchError(string(dataHash), base64.URLEncoding.EncodeToString(actualTreeHash)))
}
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return arena
}
func (t DirTransmat) Scan(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
subjectPath string,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.CommitID {
var commitID integrity.CommitID
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// If scan area doesn't exist, bail immediately.
// No need to even start dialing warehouses if we've got nothing for em.
_, err := os.Stat(subjectPath)
if err != nil {
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
return // empty commitID
} else {
panic(err)
}
}
// Parse save locations.
// This transmat only supports one output location at a time due
// to Old code we haven't invested in refactoring yet.
var localPath string
if len(siloURIs) == 0 {
localPath = "" // empty string is a well known value to `fshash.FillBucket`: means just hash, don't copy.
} else if len(siloURIs) == 1 {
// TODO still assuming all local paths and not doing real uri parsing
localPath = string(siloURIs[0])
err := os.MkdirAll(filepath.Dir(localPath), 0755)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("Unable to write file: %s", err))
}
} else {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("%s transmat only supports shipping to 1 warehouse", Kind))
}
// walk filesystem, copying and accumulating data for integrity check
bucket := &fshash.MemoryBucket{}
err = fshash.FillBucket(subjectPath, localPath, bucket, config.FilterSet, hasherFactory)
if err != nil {
panic(err) // TODO this is not well typed, and does not clearly indicate whether scanning or committing had the problem
}
// hash whole tree
actualTreeHash := fshash.Hash(bucket, hasherFactory)
// report
commitID = integrity.CommitID(base64.URLEncoding.EncodeToString(actualTreeHash))
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return commitID
}
// Run inputs
func ProvisionInputs(transmat integrity.Transmat, assemblerFn integrity.Assembler, inputs []def.Input, rootfs string, journal log15.Logger) integrity.Assembly {
// start having all filesystems
// input names are used as keys, so must be unique
inputsByName := make(map[string]def.Input, len(inputs))
for _, in := range inputs {
// TODO checks should also be sooner, up in cfg parse
// but this check is for programmatic access as well (errors down the line can get nonobvious if you skip this).
if _, ok := inputsByName[in.Name]; ok {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("duplicate name in input config"))
}
inputsByName[in.Name] = in
}
filesystems := make(map[string]integrity.Arena, len(inputs))
fsGather := make(chan map[string]materializerReport)
for _, in := range inputs {
go func(in def.Input) {
try.Do(func() {
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Starting materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash))
// todo: create validity checking api for URIs, check them all before launching anything
warehouses := make([]integrity.SiloURI, len(in.Warehouses))
for i, wh := range in.Warehouses {
warehouses[i] = integrity.SiloURI(wh)
}
// invoke transmat (blocking, potentially long time)
arena := transmat.Materialize(
integrity.TransmatKind(in.Type),
integrity.CommitID(in.Hash),
warehouses,
)
// submit report
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Finished materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash))
fsGather <- map[string]materializerReport{
in.Name: {Arena: arena},
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
journal.Warn(fmt.Sprintf("Errored during materialize for %s hash=%s", in.Type, in.Hash), "error", err.Message())
fsGather <- map[string]materializerReport{
in.Name: {Err: err},
}
}).Done()
}(in)
}
// (we don't have any output setup at this point, but if we do in the future, that'll be here.)
// gather materialized inputs
for range inputs {
for name, report := range <-fsGather {
if report.Err != nil {
panic(report.Err)
}
filesystems[name] = report.Arena
}
}
journal.Info("All inputs acquired... starting assembly")
// assemble them into the final tree
assemblyParts := make([]integrity.AssemblyPart, 0, len(filesystems))
for name, arena := range filesystems {
assemblyParts = append(assemblyParts, integrity.AssemblyPart{
SourcePath: arena.Path(),
TargetPath: inputsByName[name].MountPath,
Writable: true, // TODO input config should have a word about this
})
}
assembly := assemblerFn(rootfs, assemblyParts)
journal.Info("Assembly complete!")
return assembly
}
// Run outputs
func PreserveOutputs(transmat integrity.Transmat, outputs []def.Output, rootfs string, journal log15.Logger) []def.Output {
// run commit on the outputs
scanGather := make(chan scanReport)
for _, out := range outputs {
go func(out def.Output) {
filterOptions := make([]integrity.MaterializerConfigurer, 0, 3)
out.Filters.InitDefaultsOutput()
switch out.Filters.UidMode {
case def.FilterKeep: // easy, just no filter.
case def.FilterUse:
f := filter.UidFilter{out.Filters.Uid}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
default:
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("unhandled filter mode %v", out.Filters.UidMode))
}
switch out.Filters.GidMode {
case def.FilterKeep: // easy, just no filter.
case def.FilterUse:
f := filter.GidFilter{out.Filters.Gid}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
default:
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("unhandled filter mode %v", out.Filters.GidMode))
}
switch out.Filters.MtimeMode {
case def.FilterKeep: // easy, just no filter.
case def.FilterUse:
f := filter.MtimeFilter{out.Filters.Mtime}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
default:
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("unhandled filter mode %v", out.Filters.MtimeMode))
}
scanPath := filepath.Join(rootfs, out.MountPath)
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Starting scan on %q", scanPath))
try.Do(func() {
// todo: create validity checking api for URIs, check them all before launching anything
warehouses := make([]integrity.SiloURI, len(out.Warehouses))
for i, wh := range out.Warehouses {
warehouses[i] = integrity.SiloURI(wh)
}
// invoke transmat (blocking, potentially long time)
commitID := transmat.Scan(
integrity.TransmatKind(out.Type),
scanPath,
warehouses,
filterOptions...,
)
out.Hash = string(commitID)
// submit report
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Finished scan on %q", scanPath))
scanGather <- scanReport{Output: out}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
journal.Warn(fmt.Sprintf("Errored scan on %q", scanPath), "error", err.Message())
scanGather <- scanReport{Err: err}
}).Done()
}(out)
}
// gather reports
var results []def.Output
for range outputs {
report := <-scanGather
if report.Err != nil {
panic(report.Err)
}
results = append(results, report.Output)
}
return results
}
// Run outputs
func PreserveOutputs(transmat integrity.Transmat, outputs []def.Output, rootfs string, journal log15.Logger) []def.Output {
// run commit on the outputs
scanGather := make(chan scanReport)
for _, out := range outputs {
go func(out def.Output) {
filterOptions := make([]integrity.MaterializerConfigurer, 0, 4)
for _, name := range out.Filters {
cfg := strings.Fields(name)
switch cfg[0] {
case "uid":
f := filter.UidFilter{}
if len(cfg) > 1 {
f.Value, _ = strconv.Atoi(cfg[1])
}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
case "gid":
f := filter.GidFilter{}
if len(cfg) > 1 {
f.Value, _ = strconv.Atoi(cfg[1])
}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
case "mtime":
f := filter.MtimeFilter{}
if len(cfg) > 1 {
f.Value, _ = time.Parse(time.RFC3339, cfg[1])
}
filterOptions = append(filterOptions, integrity.UseFilter(f))
default:
continue
}
}
scanPath := filepath.Join(rootfs, out.Location)
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Starting scan on %q", scanPath))
try.Do(func() {
// TODO: following is hack; badly need to update config parsing to understand this first-class
warehouseCoordsList := make([]integrity.SiloURI, 0)
if out.URI != "" {
warehouseCoordsList = append(warehouseCoordsList, integrity.SiloURI(out.URI))
}
// invoke transmat
commitID := transmat.Scan(
integrity.TransmatKind(out.Type),
scanPath,
warehouseCoordsList,
filterOptions...,
)
out.Hash = string(commitID)
journal.Info(fmt.Sprintf("Finished scan on %q", scanPath))
scanGather <- scanReport{Output: out}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
journal.Warn(fmt.Sprintf("Errored scan on %q", scanPath), "error", err.Message())
scanGather <- scanReport{Err: err}
}).Done()
}(out)
}
// gather reports
var results []def.Output
for range outputs {
report := <-scanGather
if report.Err != nil {
panic(report.Err)
}
results = append(results, report.Output)
}
return results
}
func (t S3Transmat) Scan(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
subjectPath string,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.CommitID {
var commitID integrity.CommitID
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// If scan area doesn't exist, bail immediately.
// No need to even start dialing warehouses if we've got nothing for em.
_, err := os.Stat(subjectPath)
if err != nil {
if os.IsNotExist(err) {
return // empty commitID
} else {
panic(err)
}
}
// load keys from env
// TODO someday URIs should grow smart enough to control this in a more general fashion -- but for now, host ENV is actually pretty feasible and plays easily with others.
keys, err := s3gof3r.EnvKeys()
if err != nil {
panic(S3CredentialsMissingError.Wrap(err))
}
// Parse URI; Find warehouses; Open output streams for writing.
// Since these are all behaving as just one `io.Writer` stream, this could maybe be factored out.
// Error handling is currently "anything -> panic". This should probably be more resilient. (That might need another refactor so we have an upload call per remote.)
// TODO : both this and the tar code that has a similar single stream idea should use an interface
// And that interface should have a concept of mv so we can make atomic commits.
// I'm not doing multiple URIs here until we get that, because the io.Writer interface just
// doesn't cut it like it did for tars (and really, it's ignoring a major issue to use it there, too).
// ...F**k it, we're gonna do it
controllers := make([]*s3warehousePut, 0)
writers := make([]io.Writer, 0) // this is dumb, but we end up making one of these to satisfy the type conversation for MultiWriter anyway
for _, givenURI := range siloURIs {
u, err := url.Parse(string(givenURI))
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("failed to parse URI: %s", err))
}
controller := &s3warehousePut{}
controller.bucketName = u.Host
controller.pathPrefix = u.Path
var ctntAddr bool
switch u.Scheme {
case "s3":
ctntAddr = false
case "s3+splay":
ctntAddr = true
default:
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("unrecognized scheme: %q", u.Scheme))
}
// dial it and initialize writer to s3!
// if the URI indicated splay behavior, first stream data to {$bucketName}:{dirname($storePath)}/.tmp.upload.{basename($storePath)}.{random()};
// this allows us to start uploading before the final hash is determined and relocate it later.
// for direct paths, upload into place, because aws already manages atomicity at that scale (and they don't have a rename or copy operation that's free, because uh...? no time to implement it since 2006, apparently).
controller.keys = keys
if ctntAddr {
controller.tmpPath = path.Join(
path.Dir(controller.pathPrefix),
".tmp.upload."+path.Base(controller.pathPrefix)+"."+guid.New(),
)
controller.stream = makeS3writer(controller.bucketName, controller.tmpPath, keys)
} else {
controller.stream = makeS3writer(controller.bucketName, controller.pathPrefix, keys)
}
controllers = append(controllers, controller)
writers = append(writers, controller.stream)
}
stream := io.MultiWriter(writers...)
if len(writers) < 1 {
stream = ioutil.Discard
}
// walk, fwrite, hash
commitID = integrity.CommitID(tartrans.Save(stream, subjectPath, config.FilterSet, hasherFactory))
// commit
for _, controller := range controllers {
controller.Commit(string(commitID))
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return commitID
}
/*
Arenas produced by Tar Transmats may be relocated by simple `mv`.
*/
func (t *TarTransmat) Materialize(
kind integrity.TransmatKind,
dataHash integrity.CommitID,
siloURIs []integrity.SiloURI,
options ...integrity.MaterializerConfigurer,
) integrity.Arena {
var arena tarArena
try.Do(func() {
// Basic validation and config
config := integrity.EvaluateConfig(options...)
if kind != Kind {
panic(errors.ProgrammerError.New("This transmat supports definitions of type %q, not %q", Kind, kind))
}
// Ping silos
if len(siloURIs) < 1 {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Materialization requires at least one data source!"))
// Note that it's possible a caching layer will satisfy things even without data sources...
// but if that was going to happen, it already would have by now.
}
// Our policy is to take the first path that exists.
// This lets you specify a series of potential locations, and if one is unavailable we'll just take the next.
var stream io.Reader
for _, uri := range siloURIs {
try.Do(func() {
stream = makeReader(dataHash, uri)
}).Catch(integrity.DataDNE, func(err *errors.Error) {
// fine, we'll just try the next one
// TODO LOGGING
}).Catch(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError, func(err *errors.Error) {
// ... this does kind of seem to indicate we should have "warehouse offline or DNE" be separate from "tcp flaked after we shook on it yo"
// for now we consider both fatal. revist this when we get smarter logging, etc
panic(err)
}).Done()
if stream != nil {
break
}
}
if stream == nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("No warehouses were available!"))
}
// Wrap input stream with decompression as necessary
reader, err := Decompress(stream)
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.WarehouseConnectionError.New("could not start decompressing: %s", err))
}
tarReader := tar.NewReader(reader)
// Create staging arena to produce data into.
arena.path, err = ioutil.TempDir(t.workPath, "")
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.TransmatError.New("Unable to create arena: %s", err))
}
// walk input tar stream, placing data and accumulating hashes and metadata for integrity check
bucket := &fshash.MemoryBucket{}
Extract(tarReader, arena.Path(), bucket, hasherFactory)
// bucket processing may have created a root node if missing. if so, we need to apply its props.
fs.PlaceFile(arena.Path(), bucket.Root().Metadata, nil)
// hash whole tree
actualTreeHash := fshash.Hash(bucket, hasherFactory)
// verify total integrity
expectedTreeHash, err := base64.URLEncoding.DecodeString(string(dataHash))
if err != nil {
panic(integrity.ConfigError.New("Could not parse hash: %s", err))
}
if bytes.Equal(actualTreeHash, expectedTreeHash) {
// excellent, got what we asked for.
arena.hash = dataHash
} else {
// this may or may not be grounds for panic, depending on configuration.
if config.AcceptHashMismatch {
// if we're tolerating mismatches, report the actual hash through different mechanisms.
// you probably only ever want to use this in tests or debugging; in prod it's just asking for insanity.
arena.hash = integrity.CommitID(actualTreeHash)
} else {
panic(integrity.NewHashMismatchError(string(dataHash), base64.URLEncoding.EncodeToString(actualTreeHash)))
}
}
}).Catch(integrity.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
panic(err)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
panic(integrity.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}).Done()
return arena
}
// Execute a formula in a specified directory. MAY PANIC.
func (e *Executor) Execute(f def.Formula, j def.Job, d string, result *def.JobResult, stdin io.Reader, outS, errS io.WriteCloser, journal log15.Logger) {
// Prepare filesystem
rootfs := filepath.Join(d, "rootfs")
transmat := util.DefaultTransmat()
assembly := util.ProvisionInputs(
transmat,
util.BestAssembler(),
f.Inputs, rootfs, journal,
)
defer assembly.Teardown() // What ever happens: Disassemble filesystem
util.ProvisionOutputs(f.Outputs, rootfs, journal)
// chroot's are pretty easy.
cmdName := f.Accents.Entrypoint[0]
cmd := exec.Command(cmdName, f.Accents.Entrypoint[1:]...)
cmd.SysProcAttr = &syscall.SysProcAttr{
Chroot: rootfs,
Pdeathsig: syscall.SIGKILL,
}
// except handling cwd is a little odd.
// see comments in gosh tests with chroot for information about the odd behavior we're hacking around here;
// we're comfortable making this special check here, but not upstreaming it to gosh, because in our context we "know" we're not racing anyone.
if externalCwdStat, err := os.Stat(filepath.Join(rootfs, f.Accents.Cwd)); err != nil {
panic(executor.TaskExecError.New("cannot set cwd to %q: %s", f.Accents.Cwd, err.(*os.PathError).Err))
} else if !externalCwdStat.IsDir() {
panic(executor.TaskExecError.New("cannot set cwd to %q: not a dir", f.Accents.Cwd))
}
cmd.Dir = f.Accents.Cwd
// set env.
// initialization already required by earlier 'validate' calls.
cmd.Env = envToSlice(f.Accents.Env)
cmd.Stdin = stdin
cmd.Stdout = outS
cmd.Stderr = errS
// launch execution.
// transform gosh's typed errors to repeatr's hierarchical errors.
var proc gosh.Proc
try.Do(func() {
proc = gosh.ExecProcCmd(cmd)
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
switch err.(type) {
case gosh.NoSuchCommandError:
panic(executor.NoSuchCommandError.Wrap(err))
case gosh.NoArgumentsError:
panic(executor.NoSuchCommandError.Wrap(err))
case gosh.NoSuchCwdError: // included for clarity and completeness, but we'll never actually see this; see comments in gosh about the interaction of chroot and cwd error handling.
panic(executor.TaskExecError.Wrap(err))
case gosh.ProcMonitorError:
panic(executor.TaskExecError.Wrap(err))
default:
panic(executor.UnknownError.Wrap(err))
}
}).Done()
// Wait for the job to complete
// REVIEW: consider exposing `gosh.Proc`'s interface as part of repeatr's job tracking api?
result.ExitCode = proc.GetExitCode()
// Save outputs
result.Outputs = util.PreserveOutputs(transmat, f.Outputs, rootfs, journal)
}
func main() {
try.Do(func() {
cli.Main(os.Args, os.Stderr, os.Stdout)
}).Catch(cli.Exit, func(err *errors.Error) {
// Errors marked as valid user-facing issues get a nice
// pretty-printed route out, and may include specified exit codes.
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr,
"%s\n",
err.Message())
// exit, taking the specified code if any.
code := errors.GetData(err, cli.ExitCodeKey)
if code == nil {
os.Exit(int(0))
}
os.Exit(int(code.(cli.ExitCode)))
}).Catch(cli.Error, func(err *errors.Error) {
// Errors marked as valid user-facing issues get a nice
// pretty-printed route out, and may include specified exit codes.
if isDebugMode() {
// in debug-mode, repanic all the way to death so that we get all of golang's built in log features.
panic(err)
} else {
// print nicely.
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr,
"Repeatr was unable to complete your request!\n"+
"%s\n",
err.Message())
// exit, taking the specified code if any.
code := errors.GetData(err, cli.ExitCodeKey)
if code == nil {
os.Exit(int(cli.EXIT_USER))
}
os.Exit(int(code.(cli.ExitCode)))
}
}).CatchAll(func(err error) {
// Errors that aren't marked as valid user-facing issues should be
// logged in preparation for a bug report.
if isDebugMode() {
// in debug-mode, repanic all the way to death so that we get all of golang's built in log features.
panic(err)
} else {
// save the error to a file. we want to keep the stacks, but not scare away the user.
logPath, saveErr := saveErrorReport(err)
var saveMsg string
if saveErr == nil {
saveMsg = fmt.Sprintf("We've logged the full error to a file: %q. Please include this in the report.", logPath)
} else {
saveMsg = fmt.Sprintf("Additionally, we were unable to save a full log of the problem (\"%s\").", saveErr)
}
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr,
"Repeatr encountered a serious issue and was unable to complete your request!\n"+
"Please file an issue to help us fix it.\n"+
"%s\n"+
"\n"+
"This is the short version of the problem:\n"+
"%s\n",
saveMsg,
errors.GetMessage(err),
)
os.Exit(int(cli.EXIT_UNKNOWNPANIC))
}
}).Done()
}
