#!/bin/python3

# This script looks for the comps-fXX.xml.in file for the release version
# specified, grabs lists of all packages that exist in that release of
# Fedora, and looks through the comps `pkgreq` lines for ones that specify
# packages that do not currently exist . It is arch-aware. It expects to
# be run on a Fedora system with network access, as it will try to query
# the dnf repos to get lists of currently-existing packages. It relies on
# the non-Rawhide repo definitions actually working for Rawhide if passed
# the Rawhide-matching release number, which is a kinda undocumented
# feature but we rely on it in other places too. You will need
# fedora-repos and python3-lxml packages installed.

import glob
import argparse
import subprocess
import lxml.etree as ET
from collections import defaultdict

ARCHES = ('aarch64', 'ppc64le', 's390x', 'x86_64')

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Check Fedora comps files for missing packages and packages missing on architectures')
parser.add_argument('relver', help='Release version to check')
parser.add_argument('--update', dest='update', action='store_true', default=False,
                    help='Update the comps file with the changes')
args = parser.parse_args()

# gather package lists. this eats lots of RAM. I don't care.
# FIXME: for this script to work for EPEL and ELN someone would have
# to figure out the right tweaks to this command line.
pkgs = {}
for arch in ARCHES:
    pkgtext = subprocess.run(('dnf', f'--forcearch={arch}', f'--releasever={args.relver}', '--disablerepo=*', '--enablerepo=fedora', '--enablerepo=updates', '--enablerepo=fedora-cisco-openh264', 'repoquery', '--qf=%{NAME}'), capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
    pkgs[arch] = pkgtext.splitlines()

compsfile = f'comps-f{args.relver}.xml.in'

# find package reqs in comps
tree = ET.parse(compsfile) #, ET.XMLParser(target=CommentedTreeBuilder()))
root = tree.getroot()
pkgreqs = root.findall('.//packagereq')

# Check if each package is in the repository for each architecture
removedpkgs = defaultdict(list)
archpkgs = defaultdict(list)
for pkgreq in pkgreqs:
    reqtype = pkgreq.get('type', '')
    # list of arches the package is missing on
    missing = []
    present = []

    # arches the package is listed for (if no 'arch' key, it's listed for all)
    reqarches = pkgreq.get('arch', '')
    if reqarches:
        reqarches = reqarches.split(',')
    else:
        reqarches = ARCHES

    # do the actual check, append arch to 'missing' if it's not there
    for arch in reqarches:
        if arch in pkgs and pkgreq.text not in pkgs[arch]:
            missing.append(arch)
        else:
            present.append(arch)

    grpid = pkgreq.find('./../../id').text
    pkgname = pkgreq.text

    # print the result
    if missing == list(ARCHES):
        if pkgreq.getparent() is not None:
            removedpkgs[pkgname].append(grpid)
            pkgreq.getparent().remove(pkgreq)
    elif missing and reqtype != 'optional':
        archpkgs[pkgname] = ','.join(present)

# Find empty groups after packages not in repositories have been removed
pkglists = root.findall('.//packagelist')
removedgrps = {}
for pkglist in pkglists:
    if not len(pkglist):
        group = pkglist.getparent()
        grpid = group.find('./id').text
        removedgrps[grpid] = []
        group.getparent().remove(group)


# Remove any empty groups from the environment lists
envlists = root.findall('.//environment//groupid')
for envgrp in envlists:
    grpid = envgrp.text
    if grpid in removedgrps:
        # The groups are inside a grouplist inside the environment
        par = envgrp.getparent()
        envid = par.getparent().find('./id').text
        removedgrps[grpid].append(envid)
        par.remove(envgrp)


# Remove any empty groups from the category lists
catlists = root.findall('.//category//groupid')
for catgrp in catlists:
    grpid = catgrp.text
    if grpid in removedgrps:
        # The groups are inside a grouplist inside the category
        par = catgrp.getparent()
        catid = par.getparent().find('./id').text
        removedgrps[grpid].append(catid)
        par.remove(catgrp)


# Remove any language packs for packages that don't exist anymore
langpacks = root.find('.//langpacks')
removedlang = []
for lang in langpacks.getchildren():
    pkg = lang.get('name')
    if pkg in list(removedpkgs):
        removedlang.append(pkg)
        lang.getparent().remove(lang)

# Print out a summary
print('Packages with incorrect architecture tags:')
for pkg in sorted(archpkgs):
    print('    {} only available on {}'.format(pkg, archpkgs[pkg]))

print('\nRemoving packages:')
for pkg in sorted(removedpkgs):
    print('    {} in group {}'.format(pkg, ', '.join(removedpkgs[pkg])))

print('\nRemoving empty groups:')
for group in sorted(removedgrps):
    print('    {} in {}'.format(group, ', '.join(removedgrps[group])))

print('\nRemoving language packs for:')
for lang in removedlang:
    print('    {}'.format(lang))


# Write out the updated XML file if desired
if args.update:
    tree.write(compsfile, encoding="UTF-8", xml_declaration=True)
