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package App::SD::Config;
use Any::Moose;
use File::Spec;
extends 'Prophet::Config';
{
### XXX This code is for BACKCOMPAT ONLY! Eventually, we want to kill it
### completely.
sub _old_app_config_file {
my $self = shift;
# The order of preference for (OLD!) config files is:
# $ENV{SD_CONFIG} > fs_root/config > fs_root/prophetrc (for backcompat)
# $HOME/.sdrc > $ENV{PROPHET_APP_CONFIG} > $HOME/.prophetrc
# if we set PROPHET_APP_CONFIG here, it will mess up legit uses of the
# new config file setup
my $old_file
= $self->_file_if_exists($ENV{'SD_CONFIG'})
|| $self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile($self->app_handle->handle->fs_root => 'config'))
|| $self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile($self->app_handle->handle->fs_root => 'prophetrc'))
|| $self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile($ENV{'HOME'}.'/.sdrc'))
|| $ENV{'PROPHET_APP_CONFIG'} # don't overwrite with nothing
|| ''; # don't write undef
return $self->_file_if_exists($old_file)
|| $self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile( $ENV{'HOME'} => '.prophetrc' ))
|| $self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile( $self->app_handle->handle->fs_root => 'config' )) ||
$self->_file_if_exists( File::Spec->catfile( $self->app_handle->handle->fs_root => 'prophetrc' )) ||
File::Spec->catfile( $self->app_handle->handle->fs_root => 'config' );
}
override load => sub {
my $self = shift;
Prophet::CLI->end_pager();
# Do backcompat stuff.
for my $file ( ($self->_old_app_config_file, $self->dir_file, $self->user_file, $self->global_file) ) {
my $content = -f $file ? Prophet::Util->slurp($file) : '[';
# config file is old
# Also "converts" empty files but that's fine. If it ever
# does happen, we get the positive benefit of writing the
# config format to it.
if ( $content !~ /\[/ ) {
$self->convert_ancient_config_file($file);
}
}
Prophet::CLI->start_pager();
# Do a regular load.
$self->SUPER::load(@_);
};
### XXX BACKCOMPAT ONLY! We eventually want to kill this hash, modifier and
### the following methods.
# None of these need to have values mucked with at all, just the keys
# migrated from old to new.
our %KEYS_CONVERSION_TABLE = (
'email_address' => 'user.email-address',
'default_group_ticket_list' => 'ticket.default-group',
'default_sort_ticket_list' => 'ticket.default-sort',
'summary_format_ticket' => 'ticket.summary-format',
'default_summary_format' => 'record.summary-format',
'common_ticket_props' => 'ticket.common-props',
'disable_ticket_show_history_by_default' => 'ticket.no-implicit-history-display',
);
sub convert_ancient_config_file {
my $self = shift;
my $file = shift;
print "Detected old format config file $file. Converting to ".
"new format... ";
# read in and parse old config
my $config = { _sources => {}, _aliases => {} };
$self->_load_old_config_from_file( $file, $config );
my $aliases = delete $config->{_aliases};
my $sources = delete $config->{_sources};
# new configuration will include a config format version #
my @config_to_set = ( {
key => 'core.config-format-version',
value => $self->FORMAT_VERSION,
} );
# convert its keys to new-style keys by comparing to a conversion
# table
for my $key ( keys %$config ) {
die "Unknown key '$key' in old format config file '$file'."
." Remove it or ask\non irc.freenode.net #prophet if you"
." think this is a bug.\n"
unless exists $KEYS_CONVERSION_TABLE{$key};
push @config_to_set, {
key => $KEYS_CONVERSION_TABLE{$key},
value => $config->{$key},
};
}
# convert its aliases
for my $alias ( keys %$aliases ) {
push @config_to_set, {
key => "alias.'$alias'",
value => $aliases->{$alias},
};
}
# convert its sources
for my $name ( keys %$sources ) {
my ($url, $uuid) = split(/ \| /, $sources->{$name}, 2);
push @config_to_set, {
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