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Use multiple globs/emails in per-file syntax
Bug: 112259427 Test: tools/checkowners.py -c -v OWNERS */OWNERS */*/OWNERS Change-Id: I0e2c2c64a23df360fbe7691c4336ca04099fba13
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@ -2,10 +2,7 @@ ccross@android.com
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dwillemsen@google.com
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nanzhang@google.com
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per-file * = ccross@android.com
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per-file * = dwillemsen@google.com
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per-file * = nanzhang@google.com
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per-file * = ccross@android.com,dwillemsen@google.com,nanzhang@google.com
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# for version updates
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per-file version_defaults.mk = aseaton@google.com
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per-file version_defaults.mk = elisapascual@google.com
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per-file version_defaults.mk = aseaton@google.com,elisapascual@google.com
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@ -1,8 +1 @@
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per-file * = ccross@android.com
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per-file * = dwillemsen@google.com
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per-file * = nanzhang@google.com
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per-file dex_preopt*.mk = ngeoffray@google.com
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per-file dex_preopt*.mk = calin@google.com
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per-file dex_preopt*.mk = mathewi@google.com
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per-file dex_preopt*.mk = dbrazdil@google.com
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per-file dex_preopt*.mk = ngeoffray@google.com,calin@google.com,mathewi@google.com,dbrazdil@google.com
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@ -1,2 +1 @@
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per-file warn.py = chh@google.com
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per-file checkowners.py = chh@google.com
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per-file warn.py,checkowners.py = chh@google.com
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@ -35,22 +35,31 @@ def find_address(address):
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echo('Checking email address: ' + address)
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result = urllib2.urlopen(request).read()
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checked_addresses[address] = result.find('"_account_id":') >= 0
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if checked_addresses[address]:
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echo('Found email address: ' + address)
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return checked_addresses[address]
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def check_address(fname, num, address):
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if find_address(address):
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return 0
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print '%s:%d: ERROR: unknown email address: %s' % (fname, num, address)
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return 1
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def main():
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# One regular expression to check all valid lines.
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noparent = 'set +noparent'
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email = '([^@ ]+@[^ @]+|\\*)'
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directive = '(%s|%s)' % (email, noparent)
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emails = '(%s( *, *%s)*)' % (email, email)
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directive = '(%s|%s)' % (emails, noparent)
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glob = '[a-zA-Z0-9_\\.\\-\\*\\?]+'
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perfile = 'per-file +' + glob + ' *= *' + directive
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globs = '(%s( *, *%s)*)' % (glob, glob)
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perfile = 'per-file +' + globs + ' *= *' + directive
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pats = '(|%s|%s|%s)$' % (noparent, email, perfile)
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patterns = re.compile(pats)
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# One pattern to capture email address.
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email_address = '.*(@| |=|^)([^@ =]+@[^ @]+)'
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address_pattern = re.compile(email_address)
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address_pattern = re.compile('([^@ ]+@[^ @]+)')
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perfile_pattern = re.compile('per-file +.*=(.*)')
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error = 0
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for fname in args.owners:
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@ -60,17 +69,16 @@ def main():
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num += 1
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stripped_line = re.sub('#.*$', '', line).strip()
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if not patterns.match(stripped_line):
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error = 1
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print('%s:%d: ERROR: unknown line [%s]'
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% (fname, num, line.strip()))
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elif args.check_address and address_pattern.match(stripped_line):
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address = address_pattern.match(stripped_line).group(2)
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if find_address(address):
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echo('Found email address: ' + address)
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else:
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error = 1
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print('%s:%d: ERROR: unknown email address: %s'
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% (fname, num, address))
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error += 1
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print '%s:%d: ERROR: unknown line [%s]' % (fname, num, line.strip())
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elif args.check_address:
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if perfile_pattern.match(stripped_line):
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for addr in perfile_pattern.match(stripped_line).group(1).split(','):
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a = addr.strip()
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if a and a != '*':
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error += check_address(fname, num, addr.strip())
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elif address_pattern.match(stripped_line):
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error += check_address(fname, num, stripped_line)
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sys.exit(error)
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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