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modified_files and modified_lines_in_file on CommitMsg #727

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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions lib/overcommit/hook_context/commit_msg.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

require_relative 'pre_commit'
require_relative 'helpers/stash_unstaged_changes'
require_relative 'helpers/file_modifications'

module Overcommit::HookContext
# Contains helpers related to contextual information used by commit-msg hooks.
class CommitMsg < Base
include Overcommit::HookContext::Helpers::StashUnstagedChanges
include Overcommit::HookContext::Helpers::FileModifications

def empty_message?
commit_message.strip.empty?
end
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78 changes: 78 additions & 0 deletions lib/overcommit/hook_context/helpers/file_modifications.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

module Overcommit::HookContext
module Helpers
# This module contains methods for determining what files were changed and on what unique line
# numbers did the change occur.
module FileModifications
# Returns whether this hook run was triggered by `git commit --amend`
def amendment?
return @amendment unless @amendment.nil?

cmd = Overcommit::Utils.parent_command
return unless cmd
amend_pattern = 'commit(\s.*)?\s--amend(\s|$)'

# Since the ps command can return invalid byte sequences for commands
# containing unicode characters, we replace the offending characters,
# since the pattern we're looking for will consist of ASCII characters
unless cmd.valid_encoding?
cmd = Overcommit::Utils.
parent_command.
encode('UTF-16be', invalid: :replace, replace: '?').
encode('UTF-8')
end

return @amendment if
# True if the command is a commit with the --amend flag
@amendment = !(/\s#{amend_pattern}/ =~ cmd).nil?

# Check for git aliases that call `commit --amend`
`git config --get-regexp "^alias\\." "#{amend_pattern}"`.
scan(/alias\.([-\w]+)/). # Extract the alias
each do |match|
return @amendment if
# True if the command uses a git alias for `commit --amend`
@amendment = !(/git(\.exe)?\s+#{match[0]}/ =~ cmd).nil?
end

@amendment
end

# Get a list of added, copied, or modified files that have been staged.
# Renames and deletions are ignored, since there should be nothing to check.
def modified_files
unless @modified_files
currently_staged = Overcommit::GitRepo.modified_files(staged: true)
@modified_files = currently_staged

# Include files modified in last commit if amending
if amendment?
subcmd = 'show --format=%n'
previously_modified = Overcommit::GitRepo.modified_files(subcmd: subcmd)
@modified_files |= filter_modified_files(previously_modified)
end
end
@modified_files
end

# Returns the set of line numbers corresponding to the lines that were
# changed in a specified file.
def modified_lines_in_file(file)
@modified_lines ||= {}
unless @modified_lines[file]
@modified_lines[file] =
Overcommit::GitRepo.extract_modified_lines(file, staged: true)

# Include lines modified in last commit if amending
if amendment?
subcmd = 'show --format=%n'
@modified_lines[file] +=
Overcommit::GitRepo.extract_modified_lines(file, subcmd: subcmd)
end
end
@modified_lines[file]
end
end
end
end
141 changes: 141 additions & 0 deletions lib/overcommit/hook_context/helpers/stash_unstaged_changes.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

module Overcommit::HookContext
module Helpers
# This module contains behavior for stashing unstaged changes before hooks are ran and restoring
# them afterwards
module StashUnstagedChanges
# Stash unstaged contents of files so hooks don't see changes that aren't
# about to be committed.
def setup_environment
store_modified_times
Overcommit::GitRepo.store_merge_state
Overcommit::GitRepo.store_cherry_pick_state

# Don't attempt to stash changes if all changes are staged, as this
# prevents us from modifying files at all, which plays better with
# editors/tools which watch for file changes.
if !initial_commit? && unstaged_changes?
stash_changes

# While running hooks make it appear as if nothing changed
restore_modified_times
end
end

# Restore unstaged changes and reset file modification times so it appears
# as if nothing ever changed.
#
# We want to restore the modification times for each of the files after
# every step to ensure as little time as possible has passed while the
# modification time on the file was newer. This helps us play more nicely
# with file watchers.
def cleanup_environment
if @changes_stashed
clear_working_tree
restore_working_tree
restore_modified_times
end

Overcommit::GitRepo.restore_merge_state
Overcommit::GitRepo.restore_cherry_pick_state
end

private

# Stores the modification times for all modified files to make it appear like
# they never changed.
#
# This prevents (some) editors from complaining about files changing when we
# stash changes before running the hooks.
def store_modified_times
@modified_times = {}

staged_files = modified_files
unstaged_files = Overcommit::GitRepo.modified_files(staged: false)

(staged_files + unstaged_files).each do |file|
next if Overcommit::Utils.broken_symlink?(file)
next unless File.exist?(file) # Ignore renamed files (old file no longer exists)
@modified_times[file] = File.mtime(file)
end
end

# Returns whether the current git branch is empty (has no commits).
def initial_commit?
return @initial_commit unless @initial_commit.nil?
@initial_commit = Overcommit::GitRepo.initial_commit?
end

# Returns whether there are any changes to tracked files which have not yet
# been staged.
def unstaged_changes?
result = Overcommit::Utils.execute(%w[git --no-pager diff --quiet])
!result.success?
end

def stash_changes
@stash_attempted = true

stash_message = "Overcommit: Stash of repo state before hook run at #{Time.now}"
result = Overcommit::Utils.with_environment('GIT_LITERAL_PATHSPECS' => '0') do
Overcommit::Utils.execute(
%w[git -c commit.gpgsign=false stash save --keep-index --quiet] + [stash_message]
)
end

unless result.success?
# Failure to stash in this case is likely due to a configuration
# issue (e.g. author/email not set or GPG signing key incorrect)
raise Overcommit::Exceptions::HookSetupFailed,
"Unable to setup environment for #{hook_script_name} hook run:" \
"\nSTDOUT:#{result.stdout}\nSTDERR:#{result.stderr}"
end

@changes_stashed = `git stash list -1`.include?(stash_message)
end

# Restores the file modification times for all modified files to make it
# appear like they never changed.
def restore_modified_times
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Let's have just one module that defines everything rather than splitting up into a separate module for stashing changes and handling file modification time. I don't see the value in separating them as they are both necessary to provide the functionality desired. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding the intent.

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@sds the intention here was to provide a way to reuse methods related to file modifications without assuming that the workflow will always be 'we must hide unstaged changes for the hook context'.

@modified_times.each do |file, time|
next if Overcommit::Utils.broken_symlink?(file)
next unless File.exist?(file)
File.utime(time, time, file)
end
end

# Clears the working tree so that the stash can be applied.
def clear_working_tree
removed_submodules = Overcommit::GitRepo.staged_submodule_removals

result = Overcommit::Utils.execute(%w[git reset --hard])
unless result.success?
raise Overcommit::Exceptions::HookCleanupFailed,
"Unable to cleanup working tree after #{hook_script_name} hooks run:" \
"\nSTDOUT:#{result.stdout}\nSTDERR:#{result.stderr}"
end

# Hard-resetting a staged submodule removal results in the index being
# reset but the submodule being restored as an empty directory. This empty
# directory prevents us from stashing on a subsequent run if a hook fails.
#
# Work around this by removing these empty submodule directories as there
# doesn't appear any reason to keep them around.
removed_submodules.each do |submodule|
FileUtils.rmdir(submodule.path)
end
end

# Applies the stash to the working tree to restore the user's state.
def restore_working_tree
result = Overcommit::Utils.execute(%w[git stash pop --index --quiet])
unless result.success?
raise Overcommit::Exceptions::HookCleanupFailed,
"Unable to restore working tree after #{hook_script_name} hooks run:" \
"\nSTDOUT:#{result.stdout}\nSTDERR:#{result.stderr}"
end
end
end
end
end
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