module Bundler::Patch
  module ConservativeDefinition
    attr_accessor :gems_to_update

    # pass-through options to ConservativeResolver
    attr_accessor :strict, :minor_preferred, :prefer_minimal

    # This copies more code than I'd like out of Bundler::Definition, but for now seems the least invasive way in.
    # Backing up and intervening into the creation of a Definition instance itself involves a lot more code, a lot
    # more preliminary data has to be gathered first.
    def resolve
      @resolve ||= begin
        last_resolve = converge_locked_specs
        if Bundler.settings[:frozen] || (!@unlocking && nothing_changed?)
          last_resolve
        else
          # Run a resolve against the locally available gems
          base = last_resolve.is_a?(Bundler::SpecSet) ? Bundler::SpecSet.new(last_resolve) : []
          if Gem::Version.new(Bundler::VERSION) >= Gem::Version.new('1.13.0.rc.2')
            require 'bundler/patch/gem_version_patch_promoter'

            gvpp = Bundler::Patch::GemVersionPatchPromoter.new(@gem_version_promoter.locked_specs, @gem_version_promoter.unlock_gems)
            gvpp.level = @minor_preferred ? :minor : :patch
            gvpp.strict = @strict
            gvpp.minimal = @prefer_minimal
            gvpp.gems_to_update = @gems_to_update
            resolver = Bundler::Resolver.new(index, source_requirements, base, nil, gvpp, additional_base_requirements_for_resolve)
          else
            resolver = ConservativeResolver.new(index, source_requirements, base)
            locked_specs = if @unlocking && @locked_specs.length == 0
                             # Have to grab these again. Default behavior is to not store any
                             # locked_specs if updating all gems, because behavior is the same
                             # with no lockfile OR lockfile but update them all. In our case,
                             # we need to know the locked versions for conservative comparison.
                             locked = Bundler::LockfileParser.new(@lockfile_contents)
                             Bundler::SpecSet.new(locked.specs)
                           else
                             @locked_specs
                           end

            resolver.gems_to_update = @gems_to_update
            resolver.locked_specs = locked_specs
            resolver.strict = @strict
            resolver.minor_preferred = @minor_preferred
            resolver.prefer_minimal = @prefer_minimal
          end

          result = resolver.start(expanded_dependencies)
          spec_set = Bundler::SpecSet.new(result)
          last_resolve.merge spec_set
        end
      end
    end
  end

  class DefinitionPrep
    attr_reader :bundler_def

    def initialize(bundler_def, gem_patches, options)
      @bundler_def = bundler_def
      @gems_to_update = GemsToPatch.new(gem_patches)
      @options = options
    end

    def prep
      @bundler_def ||= Bundler.definition(@gems_to_update.to_bundler_definition)
      @bundler_def.extend ConservativeDefinition
      @bundler_def.gems_to_update = @gems_to_update
      @bundler_def.strict = @options[:strict_updates]
      @bundler_def.minor_preferred = @options[:minor_preferred]
      @bundler_def.prefer_minimal = @options[:prefer_minimal]
      fixup_empty_remotes if @gems_to_update.to_bundler_definition === true
      @bundler_def
    end

    # This came out a real-life case with sidekiq and sidekiq-pro where the sidekiq-pro gem is served from their gem
    # server and depends on the open-source sidekiq gem served from rubygems.org, and when patching those, without
    # the appropriate remotes being set in rubygems_aggregrate, it won't work.
    #
    # The underlying issue in Bundler 1.10 appears to be when the Definition constructor receives `true` as the
    # `unlock` parameter, then @locked_sources is initialized to empty array, and the related rubygems_aggregrate
    # source instance ends up with no @remotes set in it, which I think happens during converge_sources. Without
    # those set, then the index will list no gem versions in some cases. (It was complicated enough to discover this
    # patch, I haven't fully worked out the flaw, though I believe I recreated the problem with plain ol `bundle
    # update`).
    def fixup_empty_remotes
      STDERR.puts 'fixing empty remotes' if ENV['DEBUG_PATCH_RESOLVER']
      b_sources = @bundler_def.send(:sources)
      empty_remotes = b_sources.rubygems_sources.detect { |s| s.remotes.empty? }
      STDERR.puts "empty_remotes: <#{empty_remotes}>" if ENV['DEBUG_PATCH_RESOLVER']
      empty_remotes.remotes.push(*b_sources.rubygems_remotes) if empty_remotes
      empty_remotes = b_sources.rubygems_sources.detect { |s| s.remotes.empty? }
      STDERR.puts "empty_remotes after fixed: <#{empty_remotes}>" if ENV['DEBUG_PATCH_RESOLVER']
    end
  end

  class GemsToPatch
    attr_reader :gem_patches

    def initialize(gem_patches)
      @gem_patches = Array(gem_patches)
    end

    def to_bundler_definition
      unlocking_all? ? true : {gems: to_gem_names}
    end

    def to_gem_names
      @gem_patches.map(&:gem_name)
    end

    def gem_patch_for(gem_name)
      @gem_patches.detect { |gp| gp.gem_name == gem_name }
    end

    def unlocking_all?
      @gem_patches.empty?
    end

    def unlocking_gem?(gem_name)
      unlocking_all? || to_gem_names.include?(gem_name)
    end
  end
end