bzrlib.benchmarks.tree_creator.heavily_merged.HeavilyMergedTreeCreator : API documentation

Create a tree in which almost every commit is a merge.

No file changes are included. This produces two trees, one of which is returned. Except for the first commit, every commit in its revision-history is a merge of another commit in the other tree. Not hardlinking the working tree, because there are no working tree files.

Method	__init__	Instantiate a new creator object, supply the id of the tree
Method	_create_tree	Create the desired tree in the given location.

Inherited from TreeCreator:

Method	is_caching_enabled	Will we try to cache the tree we create?
Method	is_cached	Is this tree already cached?
Method	disable_cache	Do not use the cache
Method	ensure_cached	If caching, make sure the cached copy exists
Method	create	Create a new tree at 'root'.
Method	_get_cache_dir	Get the directory to use for caching this tree
Method	_clone_cached_tree	Copy the contents of the cached dir into the destination
Method	_protect_files	Chmod all files underneath 'root' to prevent writing

def __init__(self, test, link_bzr=True):

overrides bzrlib.benchmarks.tree_creator.TreeCreator.__init__

Instantiate a new creator object, supply the id of the tree

Parameters test A TestCaseWithTransport object (most creators need we need the build_tree functionality)

def _create_tree(self, root, in_cache=False):

overrides bzrlib.benchmarks.tree_creator.TreeCreator._create_tree

Create the desired tree in the given location.

Children should override this function to provide the actual creation of the desired tree. This will be called by 'create()'. If it is building a tree in the cache, before copying it to the real target, it will pass in_cache=True

b.b.t.h.HeavilyMergedTreeCreator(TreeCreator) : class documentation