Package org.tmatesoft.svn.core.io

Interface ISVNReporter

  • public interface ISVNReporter
    The ISVNReporter interface provides methods to describe the state of local paths in order to get the differences in revisions between those local paths and what is actually in the repository.

    ISVNReporter objects are used by ISVNReporterBaton implementations, provided by callers of the SVNRepository's update, switch, status, diff operations.

    Paths for report calls are relative to the target of the operation (that is the directory where the command was run). Report calls must be made in depth-first order: parents before children, all children of a parent before any siblings of the parent. The first report call must be a setPath() with a path argument of "" and a valid revision. If the target of the operation is locally deleted or missing, use the root path's revision. If the target of the operation is deleted or switched relative to the root path, follow up the initial setPath() call with a linkPath() or deletePath() call with a path argument of "" to indicate that. In no other case may there be two report descriptions for the same path. If the target of the operation is a locally added file or directory (which previously did not exist), it may be reported as having revision 0 or as having the parent directory's revision. For more information on using reporters, please, read these on-line article: Using ISVNReporter/ISVNEditor in update-related operations

    Since:
    1.2
    Version:
    1.3
    Author:
    TMate Software Ltd.
    See Also:
    ISVNReporterBaton, SVNRepository, Examples

    • Method Detail

      • setPath

        void setPath​(java.lang.String path,
             java.lang.String lockToken,
             long revision,
             boolean startEmpty)
      throws SVNException
        Deprecated.
        use setPath(String, String, long, SVNDepth, boolean) instead

        Describes a local path as being at a particular revision.

        If startEmpty is true and the path is a directory, an implementor should assume the directory has no entries or properties (used in checkouts and aborted updates).

        A next call to this method will "override" any previous setPath() calls made on parent paths. The path is relative to the repository location specified for an SVNRepository driver.

        Parameters:
        path - a local item's path
        lockToken - if not null, it is a lock token for the path
        revision - the local item's revision number
        startEmpty - if true and if the path is a directory, then means there're no entries yet
        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected

      • setPath

        void setPath​(java.lang.String path,
             java.lang.String lockToken,
             long revision,
             SVNDepth depth,
             boolean startEmpty)
      throws SVNException
        Describes a working copy path as being at a particular revision and having depth depth.

        revision may be invalid (<0) if (for example) path represents a locally-added path with no revision number, or depth is SVNDepth.EXCLUDE.

        path may not be underneath a path on which setPath() was previously called with SVNDepth.EXCLUDE in this report.

        If startEmpty is set and path is a directory, this will mean that the directory has no entries or properties.

        This will *override* any previous setPath() calls made on parent paths.

        path is relative to the location of the repository access object.

        If lockToken is non-null, it is the lock token for path in the local tree.

        Parameters:
        path - a local item's path
        lockToken - if not null, it is a lock token for the path
        revision - the local item's revision number
        depth - depth of path
        startEmpty - if true and if the path is a directory, then means there're no entries yet
        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
        Since:
        1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0

      • deletePath

        void deletePath​(java.lang.String path)
         throws SVNException
        Describes a working copy path as deleted or missing.
        Parameters:
        path - a path relative to the root of the report
        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected

      • linkPath

        void linkPath​(SVNURL url,
              java.lang.String path,
              java.lang.String lockToken,
              long revision,
              boolean startEmpty)
       throws SVNException
        Deprecated.
        use linkPath(SVNURL, String, String, long, SVNDepth, boolean) instead
        Describes a local path as being at a particular revision to switch the path to a different repository location.

        Like setPath(), but differs in that the local item's path (relative to the root of the report driver) isn't a reflection of the path in the repository, but is instead a reflection of a different repository path at a revision.

        If startEmpty is set and the path is a directory, the implementor should assume the directory has no entries or properties.

        Parameters:
        url - a new repository location to switch to
        path - the local item's path
        lockToken - if not null, it is a lock token for the path
        revision - the local item's revision number
        startEmpty - if true and if the path is a directory, then means there're no entries yet
        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected

      • linkPath

        void linkPath​(SVNURL url,
              java.lang.String path,
              java.lang.String lockToken,
              long revision,
              SVNDepth depth,
              boolean startEmpty)
       throws SVNException
        Describes a local path as being at a particular revision to switch the path to a different repository location.

        Like setPath(String, String, long, SVNDepth, boolean), but differs in that the local item's path (relative to the root of the report driver) isn't a reflection of the path in the repository, but is instead a reflection of a different repository url at revision, and has depth depth.

        path may not be underneath a path on which setPath(String, String, long, SVNDepth, boolean) was previously called with SVNDepth.EXCLUDE in this report. If startEmpty is set and path is a directory, that will mean that the directory has no entries or props.

        If lockToken is non-null, it is the lock token for path in the local tree.

        Parameters:
        url - a new repository location to switch to
        path - the local item's path
        lockToken - if not null, it is a lock token for the path
        revision - the local item's revision number
        depth - depth of path
        startEmpty - if true and if the path is a directory, then means there're no entries yet
        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
        Since:
        1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0

      • finishReport

        void finishReport()
           throws SVNException
        Finalizes the report. Must be called when having traversed a local tree of paths.

        Any directories or files not explicitly set (described) are assumed to be at the baseline revision.

        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected

      • abortReport

        void abortReport()
          throws SVNException
        Aborts the current running report due to errors occured.

        If an error occurs during a report, call this method to abort the reporter correctly.

        Throws:
        SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected