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[DO NOT MERGE] Script to update the Operations section #7218

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174 changes: 174 additions & 0 deletions remove_setup.py
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from copy import deepcopy
import collections.abc
from diraccfg import CFG
import difflib
import pprint
import zlib
from DIRAC import initialize

import typer
from pathlib import Path


def merge_json(d, u):
"""
Merge together two json
"""
for k, v in u.items():
if isinstance(v, collections.abc.Mapping):
d[k] = merge_json(d.get(k, {}), v)
else:
d[k] = v
return d


def merge_cs_sections_json(root_section, default_setup, known_vos, name=None, merge_in=None):
"""
Recursively merge the Operation sections
:param root_section: start of the section we are looking at
:param name: The name of the section, just used for printing
:param merge_in: name of the section to merge in (if set, do not merge in the root). Only used for Defaults
"""
print(f"Working on {name}")
# Create a Defaults section if it doesn't exist
if merge_in:
if merge_in not in root_section:
root_section[merge_in] = {}
merge_root = root_section[merge_in]
else:
merge_root = root_section
for section in list(root_section):
# Can only happen when merge_in is Default
if section == merge_in:
continue
elif section == default_setup:
print(f"Merging {default_setup} to {merge_in}")
merge_json(merge_root, root_section[default_setup])
elif section in known_vos:
print(f"{section} is a vo.")
merge_cs_sections_json(root_section[section], default_setup, known_vos, name=section)
else:
print(f"{section} is unknown, not touching it (other Setup, custom entry...)")


def merge_cs_sections_cfg(cs_cfg: CFG, default_setup, known_vos):
"""Do the merge of the Operation sections using the CFG object directly
:param cs_cfg: root of the CS
"""
operation_section = cs_cfg.getAsCFG("/Operations")
for section in list(operation_section.getAsDict()):
# Can only happen when merge_in is Default
if section == "Defaults":
continue
if section == default_setup:
print(f"Merging {default_setup} to Defaults")

merged_section = operation_section["Defaults"].mergeWith(operation_section[default_setup])
operation_section.deleteKey("Defaults")
operation_section.createNewSection(
"Defaults",
comment="Automatic merging to remove Setups",
contents=merged_section,
)

# print(f"Removing {default_setup}")
# operation_section.deleteKey(default_setup)
elif section in known_vos:
vo_section = operation_section[section]
if default_setup in vo_section:
merged_section = vo_section.mergeWith(vo_section[default_setup])
operation_section.deleteKey(section)
operation_section.createNewSection(
section,
comment="Automatic merging to remove Setups",
contents=merged_section,
)

print(f"{section} is a vo.")

else:
print(f"{section} is unknown, not touching it (other Setup, custom entry...)")

cs_cfg.deleteKey("/Operations")
cs_cfg.createNewSection("/Operations", comment="Merging", contents=operation_section)


def compare_dicts(d1, d2):
"""Produces an HTML output of the diff between 2 dicts"""
return difflib.HtmlDiff().make_file(
pprint.pformat(d1).splitlines(),
pprint.pformat(d2).splitlines(),
)


def main(diff_file: Path = "/tmp/diff.html", setup: str = "", execute_update: bool = False):
"""
Remove the Setup sections from the Operations section.

If --diff-file is specified, dump the html comparison at this location

If --setup is specified, use it instead of the default one

If --execute-update is set, it will attempt to actually update the CS
"""
initialize()
from DIRAC.ConfigurationSystem.Client.ConfigurationClient import ConfigurationClient
from DIRAC.ConfigurationSystem.Client.ConfigurationData import gConfigurationData

cs_cfg = gConfigurationData.getRemoteCFG()

original_cs_json = cs_cfg.getAsDict()

cs_json = cs_cfg.getAsDict()

default_setup = setup if setup else cs_json["DIRAC"]["DefaultSetup"]
typer.echo(f"Default setup is {default_setup}")
known_vos = cs_json["Registry"]["VO"]
typer.echo(f"Known VOs {known_vos}")
master_cs = cs_json["DIRAC"]["Configuration"]["MasterServer"]
typer.echo(f"MasterCS {master_cs}")

# First do a merge using JSON
merge_cs_sections_json(cs_json["Operations"], default_setup, known_vos, "Operations", "Defaults")
first_pass_cs_json = deepcopy(cs_json)
# Do it twice, because runing over it twice shouldn't change the result
merge_cs_sections_json(cs_json["Operations"], default_setup, known_vos, "Operations", "Defaults")
# Make sure the output of the first and second pass are the same
assert first_pass_cs_json == cs_json

##############

# Redo the exercise with the CFG object

merge_cs_sections_cfg(cs_cfg, default_setup, known_vos)
first_pass_cs_cfg = cs_cfg.clone()
merge_cs_sections_cfg(cs_cfg, default_setup, known_vos)
assert first_pass_cs_cfg.getAsDict() == cs_cfg.getAsDict()

##############

# Finally, make sure we get the same thing in json and CFG

assert cs_cfg.getAsDict() == cs_json

##############

# Produces diff output

# print(compare_dicts(original_cs_json["Operations"], cs_cfg.getAsDict("/Operations")))
with open(diff_file, "w") as f:
f.write(compare_dicts(original_cs_json["Operations"], cs_json["Operations"]))

typer.echo(f"Diff written in {diff_file}")

if execute_update:
compressed_data = zlib.compress(str(cs_cfg).encode(), 9)
update_res = ConfigurationClient(url=master_cs).commitNewData(compressed_data)
if update_res["OK"]:
typer.echo("Successfuly updated CS")
else:
typer.echo(f"Error updating CS: {update_res['Message']}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
typer.run(main)
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