Ubuntu Manpage: App::Sqitch::Plan::Change - Sqitch deployment plan tag

Name

       App::Sqitch::Plan::Change - Sqitch deployment plan tag

Synopsis

         my $plan = App::Sqitch::Plan->new( sqitch => $sqitch );
         for my $line ($plan->lines) {
             say $line->as_string;
         }

Description

       A App::Sqitch::Plan::Change represents a change as parsed from a plan file. In addition to
       the interface inherited from App::Sqitch::Plan::Line, it offers interfaces for parsing
       dependencies from the deploy script, as well as for opening the deploy, revert, and verify
       scripts.

Interface

See App::Sqitch::Plan::Line for the basics.

Accessors
"since_tag"

An App::Sqitch::Plan::Tag object representing the last tag to appear in the plan before
the change. May be "undef".

"pspace"

Blank space separating the change name from the dependencies, timestamp, and planner in
the file.

"is_reworked"

Boolean indicting whether or not the change has been reworked.

"info"

Information about the change, returned as a string. Includes the change ID, the name and
email address of the user who added the change to the plan, and the timestamp for when the
change was added to the plan.

"id"

A SHA1 hash of the data returned by "info()", which can be used as a globally-unique
identifier for the change.

"timestamp"

Returns the an App::Sqitch::DateTime object representing the time at which the change was
added to the plan.

"planner_name"

Returns the name of the user who added the change to the plan.

"planner_email"

Returns the email address of the user who added the change to the plan.

"parent"

Parent change object.

"tags"

A list of tag objects associated with the change.

Instance Methods
"path_segments"

my @segments = $change->path_segments;

Returns the path segment for the change. For example, if the change is named "foo",
"('foo.sql')" is returned. If the change is named "functions/bar> "('functions',
'bar.sql')" is returned. Internally, this data is used to create the deploy, revert, and
verify file names.

"deploy_dir"

my $file = $change->deploy_dir;

Returns the path to the deploy directory for the change.

"deploy_file"

my $file = $change->deploy_file;

Returns the path to the deploy script file for the change.

"revert_dir"

my $file = $change->revert_dir;

Returns the path to the revert directory for the change.

"revert_file"

my $file = $change->revert_file;

Returns the path to the revert script file for the change.

"verify_dir"

my $file = $change->verify_dir;

Returns the path to the verify directory for the change.

"verify_file"

my $file = $change->verify_file;

Returns the path to the verify script file for the change.

"script_file"

my $file = $sqitch->script_file($script_name);

Returns the path to a script, for the change.

"script_hash"

my $hash = $change->script_hash;

Returns the hex digest of the SHA-1 hash for the deploy script.

"rework_tags"

my @tags = $change->rework_tags;

Returns a list of tags that occur between a change and its next reworking. Returns an
empty list if the change is not reworked.

"add_tag"

$change->add_tag($tag);

Adds a tag object to the change.

"add_rework_tags"

$change->add_rework_tags(@tags);

Adds tags to the list of rework tags.

"clear_rework_tags"

$change->clear_rework_tags(@tags);

Clears the list of rework tags.

"requires"

my @requires = $change->requires;

Returns a list of App::Sqitch::Plan::Depend objects representing changes required by this
change.

"requires_changes"

my @requires_changes = $change->requires_changes;

Returns a list of the "App::Sqitch::Plan::Change" objects representing changes required by
this change.

"conflicts"

my @conflicts = $change->conflicts;

Returns a list of App::Sqitch::Plan::Depend objects representing changes with which this
change conflicts.

"conflicts_changes"

my @conflicts_changes = $change->conflicts_changes;

Returns a list of the "App::Sqitch::Plan::Change" objects representing changes with which
this change conflicts.

"dependencies"

my @dependencies = $change->dependencies;

Returns a list of App::Sqitch::Plan::Depend objects representing all dependencies,
required and conflicting.

"is_deploy"

Returns true if the change is intended to be deployed, and false if it should be reverted.

"is_revert"

Returns true if the change is intended to be reverted, and false if it should be deployed.

"action"

Returns "deploy" if the change should be deployed, or "revert" if it should be reverted.

"format_tag_qualified_name"

my $tag_qualified_name = $change->format_tag_qualified_name;

Returns a string with the change name followed by the next tag in the plan. Useful for
displaying unambiguous change specifications for reworked changes. If there is no tag
appearing in the file after the change, the @HEAD will be used.

"format_name_with_tags"

my $name_with_tags = $change->format_name_with_tags;

Returns a string formatted with the change name followed by the list of tags, if any,
associated with the change. Used to display a change as it is deployed.

"format_dependencies"

my $dependencies = $change->format_dependencies;

Returns a string containing a bracketed list of dependencies. If there are no
dependencies, an empty string will be returned.

"format_name_with_dependencies"

my $name_with_dependencies = $change->format_name_with_dependencies;

Returns a string formatted with the change name followed by a bracketed list of
dependencies, if any, associated with the change. Used to display a change when added to a
plan.

"format_op_name_dependencies"

my $op_name_dependencies = $change->format_op_name_dependencies;

Like "format_name_with_dependencies", but includes the operator, if present.

"format_planner"

my $planner = $change->format_planner;

Returns a string formatted with the name and email address of the user who added the
change to the plan.

"deploy_handle"

my $fh = $change->deploy_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the deploy script for the change.

"revert_handle"

my $fh = $change->revert_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the revert script for the change.

"verify_handle"

my $fh = $change->verify_handle;

Returns an IO::File file handle, opened for reading, for the verify script for the change.

"note_prompt"

my $prompt = $change->note_prompt(
for => 'rework',
scripts => [$change->deploy_file, $change->revert_file],
);

Overrides the implementation from "App::Sqitch::Plan::Line" to add the "files" parameter.
This is a list of the files to be created for the command. These will usually be the
deploy, revert, and verify files, but the caller might not be creating all of them, so it
needs to pass the list.

Author

       David E. Wheeler <david@justatheory.com>

License