Esempio n. 1
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  /**
   * Traverses the dependency graph, resolving conflicts and building the paths from the root
   * configuration.
   */
  private void traverseGraph(ResolveState resolveState) {
    Set<ModuleIdentifier> conflicts = new LinkedHashSet<ModuleIdentifier>();

    resolveState.onMoreSelected(resolveState.root);

    List<DependencyEdge> dependencies = new ArrayList<DependencyEdge>();
    while (resolveState.peek() != null || !conflicts.isEmpty()) {
      if (resolveState.peek() != null) {
        ConfigurationNode node = resolveState.pop();
        LOGGER.debug("Visiting configuration {}.", node);

        // Calculate the outgoing edges of this configuration
        dependencies.clear();
        node.visitOutgoingDependencies(dependencies);

        for (DependencyEdge dependency : dependencies) {
          LOGGER.debug("Visiting dependency {}", dependency);

          // Resolve dependency to a particular revision
          ModuleVersionResolveState moduleRevision = dependency.resolveModuleRevisionId();
          if (moduleRevision == null) {
            // Failed to resolve.
            continue;
          }
          ModuleIdentifier moduleId = moduleRevision.id.getModule();

          // Check for a new conflict
          if (moduleRevision.state == ModuleState.New) {
            ModuleResolveState module = resolveState.getModule(moduleId);

            // A new module revision. Check for conflict
            Collection<ModuleVersionResolveState> versions = module.getVersions();
            if (versions.size() == 1) {
              // First version of this module. Select it for now
              LOGGER.debug("Selecting new module version {}", moduleRevision);
              module.select(moduleRevision);
            } else {
              // Not the first version of this module. We have a new conflict
              LOGGER.debug("Found new conflicting module version {}", moduleRevision);
              conflicts.add(moduleId);

              // Deselect the currently selected version, and remove all outgoing edges from the
              // version
              // This will propagate through the graph and prune configurations that are no longer
              // required
              ModuleVersionResolveState previouslySelected = module.clearSelection();
              if (previouslySelected != null) {
                for (ConfigurationNode configuration : previouslySelected.configurations) {
                  configuration.removeOutgoingEdges();
                }
              }
            }
          }

          dependency.attachToTargetConfigurations();
        }
      } else {
        // We have some batched up conflicts. Resolve the first, and continue traversing the graph
        ModuleIdentifier moduleId = conflicts.iterator().next();
        conflicts.remove(moduleId);
        ModuleResolveState module = resolveState.getModule(moduleId);
        ModuleVersionResolveState selected =
            conflictResolver.select(module.getVersions(), resolveState.root.moduleRevision);
        LOGGER.debug("Selected {} from conflicting modules {}.", selected, module.getVersions());

        // Restart each configuration. For the evicted configuration, this means moving incoming
        // dependencies across to the
        // matching selected configuration. For the select configuration, this mean traversing its
        // dependencies.
        module.restart(selected);
      }
    }
  }
Esempio n. 2
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 public void removeUnattachedDependency(DependencyEdge edge) {
   unattachedDependencies.remove(edge);
 }
Esempio n. 3
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 public void removeIncomingEdge(DependencyEdge dependencyEdge) {
   incomingEdges.remove(dependencyEdge);
   resolveState.onFewerSelected(this);
 }
Esempio n. 4
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 public ConfigurationNode pop() {
   ConfigurationNode next = queue.removeFirst();
   queued.remove(next);
   return next;
 }