Source code for stalker.models.version

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import os

import re
import jinja2

from sqlalchemy import Table, Column, Integer, ForeignKey, String, Boolean
from sqlalchemy.exc import UnboundExecutionError, OperationalError
from sqlalchemy.orm import relationship, validates

from stalker.db.declarative import Base
from stalker.models.link import Link

from stalker import DAGMixin

from stalker.log import logging_level
import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.setLevel(logging_level)


[docs]class Version(Link, DAGMixin): """Holds information about the created versions (files) for a class:`.Task` A :class:`.Version` holds information about the created files related to a class:`.Task`. So if one creates a new version for a file or a sequences of file for a :class:`.Task` then the information is hold in the :class:`.Version` instance. .. versionadded: 0.2.13 After Stalker 0.2.13 the :attr:`.path` become an absolute path which is not anymore merged with the project repository in anyway. .. warning: For projects those are created prior to Stalker version 0.2.13 and that has a :class:`.Structure` with :class:`.FilenameTemplate` that doesn't include the repository info, it is suggested to update the related ``FilenameTemplate``\ s to include a the repository info manually. Example: pre 0.2.13 setup: FilenameTemplate with path attribute is set to: {{project.code}}/{%- for parent_task in parent_tasks -%}{{parent_task.nice_name}}/{%- endfor -%} Update to: {{project.repository.path}}/{{project.code}}/{%- for parent_task in parent_tasks -%}{{parent_task.nice_name}}/{%- endfor -%} Or, lets have a setup with environment variables: $REPO{{project.repository.id}}/{{project.code}}/{%- for parent_task in parent_tasks -%}{{parent_task.nice_name}}/{%- endfor -%} :param str take_name: A short string holding the current take name. Takes in Stalker are used solely for grouping individual versions together. Versions with the same ``take_name`` (of the same Task) are numbered together. It can be any alphanumeric value (a-zA-Z0-9\_). The default is the string "Main". When skipped it will use the default value. It can not start with a number. It can not have white spaces. :param inputs: A list o :class:`.Link` instances, holding the inputs of the current version. It could be a texture for a Maya file or an image sequence for Nuke, or anything those you can think as the input for the current Version. :type inputs: list of :class:`.Link` :param outputs: A list of :class:`.Link` instances, holding the outputs of the current version. It could be the rendered image sequences out of Maya or Nuke, or it can be a Targa file which is the output of a Photoshop file (\*.psd), or anything that you can think as the output which is created out of this Version. :type outputs: list of :class:`.Link` instances :param task: A :class:`.Task` instance showing the owner of this Version. :type task: :class:`.Task` :param parent: A :class:`.Version` instance which is the parent of this Version. It is mainly used to see which Version is derived from which in the Version history of a :class:`.Task`. :type parent: :class:`.Version` """ from stalker import defaults __auto_name__ = True __tablename__ = "Versions" __mapper_args__ = {"polymorphic_identity": "Version"} __dag_cascade__ = "save-update, merge" version_id = Column("id", Integer, ForeignKey("Links.id"), primary_key=True) __id_column__ = 'version_id' task_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey("Tasks.id"), nullable=False) task = relationship( "Task", primaryjoin="Versions.c.task_id==Tasks.c.id", doc="""The :class:`.Task` instance that this Version is created for. """, uselist=False, back_populates="versions", ) take_name = Column( String(256), default=defaults.version_take_name, doc="""Takes in Versions are used solely for grouping individual versions together.""" ) version_number = Column( Integer, default=1, nullable=False, doc="""The :attr:`.version_number` attribute is read-only. Trying to change it will produce an AttributeError. """ ) inputs = relationship( "Link", secondary="Version_Inputs", primaryjoin="Versions.c.id==Version_Inputs.c.version_id", secondaryjoin="Version_Inputs.c.link_id==Links.c.id", doc="""The inputs of the current version. It is a list of :class:`.Link` instances. """ ) outputs = relationship( "Link", secondary="Version_Outputs", primaryjoin="Versions.c.id==Version_Outputs.c.version_id", secondaryjoin="Version_Outputs.c.link_id==Links.c.id", doc="""The outputs of the current version. It is a list of :class:`.Link` instances. """ ) is_published = Column(Boolean, default=False) created_with = Column(String(256)) def __init__(self, task=None, take_name=defaults.version_take_name, inputs=None, outputs=None, parent=None, full_path=None, created_with=None, **kwargs): # call supers __init__ kwargs['full_path'] = full_path super(Version, self).__init__(**kwargs) DAGMixin.__init__(self, parent=parent) self.take_name = take_name self.task = task self.version_number = None if inputs is None: inputs = [] if outputs is None: outputs = [] self.inputs = inputs self.outputs = outputs self.is_published = False self.created_with = created_with def __repr__(self): """the representation of the Version """ return "<%(project_code)s_%(nice_name)s_%(version_number)s " \ "(%(entity_type)s)>" % \ { 'project_code': self.task.project.code, 'nice_name': self.nice_name, 'version_number': 'v%s' % ('%s' % self.version_number).zfill(3), 'entity_type': self.entity_type } @classmethod def _format_take_name(cls, take_name): """formats the given take_name value """ # remove unnecessary characters take_name = re.sub( r"([^a-zA-Z0-9\s_\-@]+)", r"", take_name ).strip() # replace empty spaces with underscores take_name = re.sub(r'[\s]+', '_', take_name) # replace multiple underscores with only one # take_name = re.sub(r'([_]+)', r'_', take_name) # remove any non allowed characters from the start take_name = re.sub(r"^[^a-zA-Z0-9]+", r"", take_name) return take_name @validates("take_name") def _validate_take_name(self, key, take_name): """validates the given take_name value """ from stalker import __string_types__ if not isinstance(take_name, __string_types__): raise TypeError( "%(class)s.take_name should be a string, not " "%(take_name_class)s" % { 'class': self.__class__.__name__, 'take_name_class': take_name.__class__.__name__ } ) take_name = self._format_take_name(take_name) if take_name == "": raise ValueError( "%s.take_name can not be an empty string" % self.__class__.__name__ ) return take_name @property def latest_version(self): """returns the Version instance with the highest version number in this series. :returns: :class:`.Version` instance """ try: from stalker.db.session import DBSession with DBSession.no_autoflush: last_version = Version.query\ .filter(Version.task == self.task)\ .filter(Version.take_name == self.take_name)\ .order_by(Version.version_number.desc())\ .first() except (UnboundExecutionError, OperationalError): all_versions = \ sorted( self.task.versions, key=lambda x: x.version_number if x.version_number else -1 ) if all_versions: last_version = all_versions[-1] if last_version != self: return last_version else: return 0 else: last_version = None return last_version @property def max_version_number(self): """returns the maximum version number for this Version :return: int """ latest_version = self.latest_version if latest_version: return latest_version.version_number return 0 @validates("version_number") def _validate_version_number(self, key, version_number): """validates the given version_number value """ # get the latest version latest_version = self.latest_version max_version_number = 0 if latest_version: max_version_number = latest_version.version_number logger.debug('max_version_number: %s' % max_version_number) logger.debug('given version_number: %s' % version_number) if version_number is None or version_number <= max_version_number: if latest_version == self: version_number = latest_version.version_number logger.debug( 'the version is the latest version in database, the ' 'number will not be changed from %s' % version_number) else: version_number = max_version_number + 1 logger.debug( 'given Version.version_number is too low,' 'max version_number in the database is %s, setting the ' 'current version_number to %s' % ( max_version_number, version_number ) ) return version_number @validates("task") def _validate_task(self, key, task): """validates the given task value """ if task is None: raise TypeError( "%s.task can not be None" % self.__class__.__name__ ) from stalker.models.task import Task if not isinstance(task, Task): raise TypeError( "%s.task should be a stalker.models.task.Task instance not %s" % (self.__class__.__name__, task.__class__.__name__) ) return task @validates("inputs") def _validate_inputs(self, key, input_): """validates the given input value """ from stalker.models.link import Link if not isinstance(input_, Link): raise TypeError( "All elements in %s.inputs should be all " "stalker.models.link.Link instances not %s" % (self.__class__.__name__, input_.__class__.__name__) ) return input_ @validates("outputs") def _validate_outputs(self, key, output): """validates the given output """ from stalker.models.link import Link if not isinstance(output, Link): raise TypeError( "All elements in %s.outputs should be all " "stalker.models.link.Link instances not %s" % (self.__class__.__name__, output.__class__.__name__) ) return output def _template_variables(self): """variables used in rendering the filename template """ from stalker import Shot sequences = [] scenes = [] if isinstance(self.task, Shot): sequences = self.task.sequences scenes = self.task.scenes # get the parent tasks task = self.task parent_tasks = task.parents parent_tasks.append(task) kwargs = { 'project': self.task.project, 'sequences': sequences, 'scenes': scenes, 'sequence': self.task, 'shot': self.task, 'asset': self.task, 'task': self.task, 'parent_tasks': parent_tasks, 'version': self, 'type': self.type, 'extension': self.extension } return kwargs
[docs] def update_paths(self): """updates the path variables """ kwargs = self._template_variables() # get a suitable FilenameTemplate structure = self.task.project.structure from stalker import FilenameTemplate vers_template = None if structure: for template in structure.templates: assert isinstance(template, FilenameTemplate) if template.target_entity_type == self.task.entity_type: vers_template = template break if not vers_template: raise RuntimeError( "There are no suitable FilenameTemplate " "(target_entity_type == '%(entity_type)s') defined in the " "Structure of the related Project instance, please create a " "new stalker.models.template.FilenameTemplate instance with " "its 'target_entity_type' attribute is set to " "'%(entity_type)s' and assign it to the `templates` attribute " "of the structure of the project" % { 'entity_type': self.task.entity_type } ) temp_filename = \ jinja2.Template(vers_template.filename).render(**kwargs) from stalker import __string_types__ if not isinstance(temp_filename, __string_types__): # it is # byte for python3 # or # unicode for python2 temp_filename = temp_filename.encode('utf-8') temp_path = \ jinja2.Template(vers_template.path).render(**kwargs) if not isinstance(temp_path, __string_types__): # it is # byte for python3 # or # unicode for python2 temp_path = temp_path.encode('utf-8') self.filename = temp_filename self.path = temp_path
@property def absolute_full_path(self): """Returns the absolute full path of this version including the repository path of the related project :return: str """ return os.path.normpath( os.path.expandvars( self.full_path ) ).replace('\\', '/') @property def absolute_path(self): """Returns the absolute path. Due to the changes in the project.repository :return: str """ return os.path.normpath( os.path.expandvars( self.path ) ).replace('\\', '/')
[docs] def is_latest_published_version(self): """returns True if this is the latest published Version False otherwise """ if not self.is_published: return False return self == self.latest_published_version
@property def latest_published_version(self): """Returns the last published version. :return: :class:`.Version` """ return Version.query\ .filter_by(task=self.task)\ .filter_by(take_name=self.take_name)\ .filter_by(is_published=True)\ .order_by(Version.version_number.desc())\ .first() @validates('created_with') def _validate_created_with(self, key, created_with): """validates the given created_with value """ if created_with is not None: from stalker import __string_types__ if not isinstance(created_with, __string_types__): raise TypeError( '%s.created_with should be an instance of str, not %s' % (self.__class__.__name__, created_with.__class__.__name__) ) return created_with def __eq__(self, other): """checks equality of two version instances """ return super(Version, self).__eq__(other) and \ isinstance(other, Version) and \ self.task == other.task and \ self.take_name == other.take_name and \ self.version_number == other.version_number def __hash__(self): """the overridden __hash__ method """ return super(Version, self).__hash__() @property def naming_parents(self): """returns a list of parents which start from the nearest Asset, Shot or Sequence """ # find a Asset, Shot or Sequence, and store it as the significant # parent, and name the task starting from that entity all_parents = self.task.parents all_parents.append(self.task) naming_parents = [] if all_parents: significant_parent = all_parents[0] for parent in reversed(all_parents): if parent.entity_type in ['Asset', 'Shot', 'Sequence']: significant_parent = parent break # now start from that parent towards the task past_significant_parent = False naming_parents = [] for parent in all_parents: if parent is significant_parent: past_significant_parent = True if past_significant_parent: naming_parents.append(parent) return naming_parents @property def nice_name(self): """the overridden nice name for Version class """ naming_parents = self.naming_parents return self._format_nice_name( '_'.join(map(lambda x: x.nice_name, naming_parents)) + '_' + self.take_name )
[docs] def walk_inputs(self, method=0): """Walks the inputs of this version :param method: The walk method, 0: Depth First, 1: Breadth First """ from stalker.models import walk_hierarchy for v in walk_hierarchy(self, 'inputs', method=method): yield v
# VERSION INPUTS Version_Inputs = Table( "Version_Inputs", Base.metadata, Column("version_id", Integer, ForeignKey("Versions.id"), primary_key=True), Column( "link_id", Integer, ForeignKey("Links.id", onupdate="CASCADE", ondelete="CASCADE"), primary_key=True ) ) # VERSION_OUTPUTS Version_Outputs = Table( "Version_Outputs", Base.metadata, Column("version_id", Integer, ForeignKey("Versions.id"), primary_key=True), Column("link_id", Integer, ForeignKey("Links.id"), primary_key=True) )