"""Git commands and queries for Git"""
import json
import os
import re
from io import StringIO

from . import core
from . import textwrap
from . import utils
from . import version
from .git import STDOUT
from .git import EMPTY_TREE_OID
from .git import OID_LENGTH
from .i18n import N_
from .interaction import Interaction
from .models import dag
from .models import prefs


def add(context, items, u=False):
    """Run "git add" while preventing argument overflow"""
    git_add = context.git.add
    return utils.slice_func(
        items, lambda paths: git_add('--', force=True, verbose=True, u=u, *paths)
    )


def apply_diff(context, filename):
    """Use "git apply" to apply the patch in `filename` to the staging area"""
    git = context.git
    return git.apply(filename, index=True, cached=True, recount=True)


def apply_diff_to_worktree(context, filename):
    """Use "git apply" to apply the patch in `filename` to the worktree"""
    git = context.git
    return git.apply(filename, recount=True)


def get_branch(context, branch):
    """Get the current branch"""
    if branch is None:
        branch = current_branch(context)
    return branch


def get_default_remote(context):
    """Get the name of the default remote to use for pushing.

    This will be the remote the branch is set to track, if it is set. If it
    is not, remote.pushDefault will be used (or origin if not set)
    """
    upstream = upstream_remote(context)
    return upstream or context.cfg.get('remote.pushDefault', default='origin')


def upstream_remote(context, branch=None):
    """Return the remote associated with the specified branch"""
    config = context.cfg
    branch = get_branch(context, branch)
    return config.get(f'branch.{branch}.remote')


def remote_url(context, remote, push=False):
    """Return the URL for the specified remote"""
    config = context.cfg
    url = config.get(f'remote.{remote}.url', '')
    if push:
        url = config.get(f'remote.{remote}.pushurl', url)
    return url


def diff_index_filenames(context, ref):
    """
    Return a diff of filenames that have been modified relative to the index
    """
    git = context.git
    out = git.diff_index(ref, name_only=True, z=True, _readonly=True)[STDOUT]
    return _parse_diff_filenames(out)


def diff_filenames(context, *args):
    """Return a list of filenames that have been modified"""
    out = diff_tree(context, *args)[STDOUT]
    return _parse_diff_filenames(out)


def changed_files(context, oid):
    """Return the list of filenames that changed in a given commit oid"""
    status, out, _ = diff_tree(context, oid + '~', oid)
    if status != 0:
        # git init
        status, out, _ = diff_tree(context, EMPTY_TREE_OID, oid)
    if status == 0:
        result = _parse_diff_filenames(out)
    else:
        result = []
    return result


def diff_tree(context, *args):
    """Return a list of filenames that have been modified"""
    git = context.git
    return git_diff_tree(git, *args)


def git_diff_tree(git, *args):
    return git.diff_tree(
        name_only=True, no_commit_id=True, r=True, z=True, _readonly=True, *args
    )


def listdir(context, dirname, ref='HEAD'):
    """Get the contents of a directory according to Git

    Query Git for the content of a directory, taking ignored
    files into account.

    """
    dirs = []
    files = []

    # first, parse git ls-tree to get the tracked files
    # in a list of (type, path) tuples
    entries = ls_tree(context, dirname, ref=ref)
    for entry in entries:
        if entry[0][0] == 't':  # tree
            dirs.append(entry[1])
        else:
            files.append(entry[1])

    # gather untracked files
    untracked = untracked_files(context, paths=[dirname], directory=True)
    for path in untracked:
        if path.endswith('/'):
            dirs.append(path[:-1])
        else:
            files.append(path)

    dirs.sort()
    files.sort()

    return (dirs, files)


def diff(context, args):
    """Return a list of filenames for the given diff arguments

    :param args: list of arguments to pass to "git diff --name-only"

    """
    git = context.git
    out = git.diff(name_only=True, z=True, _readonly=True, *args)[STDOUT]
    return _parse_diff_filenames(out)


def _parse_diff_filenames(out):
    if out:
        return out[:-1].split('\0')
    return []


def tracked_files(context, *args):
    """Return the names of all files in the repository"""
    git = context.git
    out = git.ls_files('--', *args, z=True, _readonly=True)[STDOUT]
    if out:
        return sorted(out[:-1].split('\0'))
    return []


def all_files(context, *args):
    """Returns a sorted list of all files, including untracked files."""
    git = context.git
    ls_files = git.ls_files(
        '--',
        *args,
        z=True,
        cached=True,
        others=True,
        exclude_standard=True,
        _readonly=True,
    )[STDOUT]
    return sorted([f for f in ls_files.split('\0') if f])


class CurrentBranchCache:
    """Cache for current_branch()"""

    key = None
    value = None


def reset():
    """Reset cached value in this module (e.g. the cached current branch)"""
    CurrentBranchCache.key = None


def current_branch(context):
    """Return the current branch"""
    git = context.git
    head = git.git_path('HEAD')
    try:
        key = core.stat(head).st_mtime
        if CurrentBranchCache.key == key:
            return CurrentBranchCache.value
    except OSError:
        # OSError means we can't use the stat cache
        key = 0

    status, data, _ = git.rev_parse('HEAD', symbolic_full_name=True, _readonly=True)
    if status != 0:
        # git init -- read .git/HEAD.  We could do this unconditionally...
        data = _read_git_head(context, head)

    for refs_prefix in ('refs/heads/', 'refs/remotes/', 'refs/tags/'):
        if data.startswith(refs_prefix):
            value = data[len(refs_prefix) :]
            CurrentBranchCache.key = key
            CurrentBranchCache.value = value
            return value
    # Detached head
    return data


def _read_git_head(context, head, default='main'):
    """Pure-python .git/HEAD reader"""
    # Common .git/HEAD "ref: refs/heads/main" files
    git = context.git
    islink = core.islink(head)
    if core.isfile(head) and not islink:
        data = core.read(head).rstrip()
        ref_prefix = 'ref: '
        if data.startswith(ref_prefix):
            return data[len(ref_prefix) :]
        # Detached head
        return data
    # Legacy .git/HEAD symlinks
    if islink:
        refs_heads = core.realpath(git.git_path('refs', 'heads'))
        path = core.abspath(head).replace('\\', '/')
        if path.startswith(refs_heads + '/'):
            return path[len(refs_heads) + 1 :]

    return default


def branch_list(context, remote=False):
    """
    Return a list of local or remote branches

    This explicitly removes HEAD from the list of remote branches.

    """
    if remote:
        return for_each_ref_basename(context, 'refs/remotes')
    return for_each_ref_basename(context, 'refs/heads')


def _version_sort(context, key='version:refname'):
    if version.check_git(context, 'version-sort'):
        sort = key
    else:
        sort = False
    return sort


def for_each_ref_basename(context, refs):
    """Return refs starting with 'refs'."""
    git = context.git
    sort = _version_sort(context)
    _, out, _ = git.for_each_ref(refs, format='%(refname)', sort=sort, _readonly=True)
    output = out.splitlines()
    non_heads = [x for x in output if not x.endswith('/HEAD')]
    offset = len(refs) + 1
    return [x[offset:] for x in non_heads]


def _prefix_and_size(prefix, values):
    """Return a tuple of (prefix, len(prefix) + 1, y) for <prefix>/ stripping"""
    return (prefix, len(prefix) + 1, values)


def all_refs(context, split=False, sort_key='version:refname'):
    """Return a tuple of (local branches, remote branches, tags)."""
    git = context.git
    local_branches = []
    remote_branches = []
    tags = []
    query = (
        _prefix_and_size('refs/tags', tags),
        _prefix_and_size('refs/heads', local_branches),
        _prefix_and_size('refs/remotes', remote_branches),
    )
    sort = _version_sort(context, key=sort_key)
    _, out, _ = git.for_each_ref(format='%(refname)', sort=sort, _readonly=True)
    for ref in out.splitlines():
        for prefix, prefix_len, dst in query:
            if ref.startswith(prefix) and not ref.endswith('/HEAD'):
                dst.append(ref[prefix_len:])
                continue
    tags.reverse()
    if split:
        return local_branches, remote_branches, tags
    return local_branches + remote_branches + tags


def tracked_branch(context, branch=None):
    """Return the remote branch associated with 'branch'."""
    if branch is None:
        branch = current_branch(context)
    if branch is None:
        return None
    config = context.cfg
    remote = config.get('branch.%s.remote' % branch)
    if not remote:
        return None
    merge_ref = config.get('branch.%s.merge' % branch)
    if not merge_ref:
        return None
    refs_heads = 'refs/heads/'
    if merge_ref.startswith(refs_heads):
        return remote + '/' + merge_ref[len(refs_heads) :]
    return None


def parse_remote_branch(branch):
    """Split a remote branch apart into (remote, name) components"""
    rgx = re.compile(r'^(?P<remote>[^/]+)/(?P<branch>.+)$')
    match = rgx.match(branch)
    remote = ''
    branch = ''
    if match:
        remote = match.group('remote')
        branch = match.group('branch')
    return (remote, branch)


def untracked_files(context, paths=None, **kwargs):
    """Returns a sorted list of untracked files."""
    git = context.git
    if paths is None:
        paths = []
    args = ['--'] + paths
    out = git.ls_files(
        z=True, others=True, exclude_standard=True, _readonly=True, *args, **kwargs
    )[STDOUT]
    if out:
        return out[:-1].split('\0')
    return []


def tag_list(context):
    """Return a list of tags."""
    result = for_each_ref_basename(context, 'refs/tags')
    result.reverse()
    return result


def log(git, *args, **kwargs):
    return git.log(
        no_color=True,
        no_abbrev_commit=True,
        no_ext_diff=True,
        _readonly=True,
        *args,
        **kwargs,
    )[STDOUT]


def commit_diff(context, oid):
    git = context.git
    return log(git, '-1', oid, '--') + '\n\n' + oid_diff(context, oid)


_diff_overrides = {}


def update_diff_overrides(space_at_eol, space_change, all_space, function_context):
    _diff_overrides['ignore_space_at_eol'] = space_at_eol
    _diff_overrides['ignore_space_change'] = space_change
    _diff_overrides['ignore_all_space'] = all_space
    _diff_overrides['function_context'] = function_context


def common_diff_opts(context):
    config = context.cfg
    # Default to --patience when diff.algorithm is unset
    patience = not config.get('diff.algorithm', default='')
    submodule = version.check_git(context, 'diff-submodule')
    opts = {
        'patience': patience,
        'submodule': submodule,
        'no_color': True,
        'no_ext_diff': True,
        'unified': config.get('gui.diffcontext', default=3),
        '_raw': True,
        '_readonly': True,
    }
    opts.update(_diff_overrides)
    return opts


def _add_filename(args, filename):
    if filename:
        args.extend(['--', filename])


def oid_diff(context, oid, filename=None):
    """Return the diff for an oid"""
    # Naively "$oid^!" is what we'd like to use but that doesn't
    # give the correct result for merges--the diff is reversed.
    # Be explicit and compare oid against its first parent.
    return oid_diff_range(context, oid + '~', oid, filename=filename)


def oid_diff_range(context, start, end, filename=None):
    """Return the diff for a commit range"""
    if end == dag.STAGE:
        if start == dag.STAGE + '~':
            args = ['--cached']
        else:
            args = ['--cached', start]
    elif end == dag.WORKTREE:
        if start == dag.WORKTREE + '~' or start == dag.STAGE + '~':
            args = []
        else:
            args = [start]
    else:
        args = [start, end]
    git = context.git
    opts = common_diff_opts(context)
    _add_filename(args, filename)
    status, out, _ = git.diff(*args, **opts)
    if status != 0:
        # We probably don't have "$oid~" because this is the root commit.
        # "git show" is clever enough to handle the root commit.
        args = [end + '^!']
        _add_filename(args, filename)
        _, out, _ = git.show(pretty='format:', *args, **opts)
        out = out.lstrip()
    return out


def diff_info(context, oid, filename=None):
    """Return the diff for the specified oid"""
    return diff_range(context, oid + '~', oid, filename=filename)


def diff_range(context, start, end, filename=None):
    """Return the diff for the specified commit range"""
    git = context.git
    if end == dag.WORKTREE or end == dag.STAGE:
        commitmsg = context.model.commitmsg
        if commitmsg:
            raw_description = '\n'.join(commitmsg.split('\n')[2:])
            tabwidth = prefs.tabwidth(context)
            textwidth = prefs.textwidth(context)
            description = textwrap.word_wrap(raw_description, tabwidth, textwidth)
        else:
            description = ''
    else:
        description = log(git, '-1', end, '--', pretty='format:%b').strip()
    if description:
        description += '\n\n'

    return description + oid_diff_range(context, start, end, filename=filename)


def diff_helper(
    context,
    commit=None,
    ref=None,
    endref=None,
    filename=None,
    cached=True,
    deleted=False,
    head=None,
    amending=False,
    with_diff_header=False,
    suppress_header=True,
    reverse=False,
    untracked=False,
):
    """Invoke git diff on a path"""
    git = context.git
    cfg = context.cfg
    if commit:
        ref, endref = commit + '^', commit
    argv = []
    if ref and endref:
        argv.append(f'{ref}..{endref}')
    elif ref:
        argv.extend(utils.shell_split(ref.strip()))
    elif head and amending and cached:
        argv.append(head)

    encoding = None
    if untracked:
        argv.append('--no-index')
        argv.append(os.devnull)
        argv.append(filename)
    elif filename:
        argv.append('--')
        if isinstance(filename, (list, tuple)):
            argv.extend(filename)
        else:
            argv.append(filename)
            encoding = cfg.file_encoding(filename)

    status, out, _ = git.diff(
        R=reverse,
        M=True,
        cached=cached,
        _encoding=encoding,
        *argv,
        **common_diff_opts(context),
    )

    success = status == 0

    # Diff will return 1 when comparing untracked file and it has change,
    # therefore we will check for diff header from output to differentiate
    # from actual error such as file not found.
    if untracked and status == 1:
        try:
            _, second, _ = out.split('\n', 2)
        except ValueError:
            second = ''
        success = second.startswith('new file mode ')

    if not success:
        # git init
        if with_diff_header:
            return ('', '')
        return ''

    result = extract_diff_header(deleted, with_diff_header, suppress_header, out)
    return core.UStr(result, out.encoding)


def extract_diff_header(deleted, with_diff_header, suppress_header, diffoutput):
    """Split a diff into a header section and payload section"""

    if diffoutput.startswith('Submodule'):
        if with_diff_header:
            return ('', diffoutput)
        return diffoutput

    start = False
    del_tag = 'deleted file mode '

    output = StringIO()
    headers = StringIO()

    for line in diffoutput.split('\n'):
        if not start and line[:2] == '@@' and '@@' in line[2:]:
            start = True
        if start or (deleted and del_tag in line):
            output.write(line + '\n')
        else:
            if with_diff_header:
                headers.write(line + '\n')
            elif not suppress_header:
                output.write(line + '\n')

    output_text = output.getvalue()
    output.close()

    headers_text = headers.getvalue()
    headers.close()

    if with_diff_header:
        return (headers_text, output_text)
    return output_text


def format_patchsets(context, to_export, revs, output='patches'):
    """
    Group contiguous revision selection into patch sets

    Exists to handle multi-selection.
    Multiple disparate ranges in the revision selection
    are grouped into continuous lists.

    """

    outs = []
    errs = []

    cur_rev = to_export[0]
    cur_rev_idx = revs.index(cur_rev)

    patches_to_export = [[cur_rev]]
    patchset_idx = 0

    # Group the patches into continuous sets
    for rev in to_export[1:]:
        # Limit the search to the current neighborhood for efficiency
        try:
            rev_idx = revs[cur_rev_idx:].index(rev)
            rev_idx += cur_rev_idx
        except ValueError:
            rev_idx = revs.index(rev)

        if rev_idx == cur_rev_idx + 1:
            patches_to_export[patchset_idx].append(rev)
            cur_rev_idx += 1
        else:
            patches_to_export.append([rev])
            cur_rev_idx = rev_idx
            patchset_idx += 1

    # Export each patch set
    status = 0
    for patchset in patches_to_export:
        stat, out, err = export_patchset(
            context,
            patchset[0],
            patchset[-1],
            output=output,
            n=len(patchset) > 1,
            thread=True,
            patch_with_stat=True,
        )
        outs.append(out)
        if err:
            errs.append(err)
        status = max(stat, status)
    return (status, '\n'.join(outs), '\n'.join(errs))


def export_patchset(context, start, end, output='patches', **kwargs):
    """Export patches from start^ to end."""
    git = context.git
    return git.format_patch('-o', output, start + '^..' + end, **kwargs)


def reset_paths(context, head, items):
    """Run "git reset" while preventing argument overflow"""
    items = list(set(items))
    func = context.git.reset
    status, out, err = utils.slice_func(items, lambda paths: func(head, '--', *paths))
    return (status, out, err)


def unstage_paths(context, args, head='HEAD'):
    """Unstage paths while accounting for git init"""
    status, out, err = reset_paths(context, head, args)
    if status == 128:
        # handle git init: we have to use 'git rm --cached'
        # detect this condition by checking if the file is still staged
        return untrack_paths(context, args)
    return (status, out, err)


def untrack_paths(context, args):
    if not args:
        return (-1, N_('Nothing to do'), '')
    git = context.git
    return git.update_index('--', force_remove=True, *set(args))


def worktree_state(
    context, head='HEAD', update_index=False, display_untracked=True, paths=None
):
    """Return a dict of files in various states of being

    :rtype: dict, keys are staged, unstaged, untracked, unmerged,
            changed_upstream, and submodule.
    """
    git = context.git
    if update_index:
        git.update_index(refresh=True)

    staged, unmerged, staged_deleted, staged_submods = diff_index(
        context, head, paths=paths
    )
    modified, unstaged_deleted, modified_submods = diff_worktree(context, paths)
    if display_untracked:
        untracked = untracked_files(context, paths=paths)
    else:
        untracked = []

    # Remove unmerged paths from the modified list
    if unmerged:
        unmerged_set = set(unmerged)
        modified = [path for path in modified if path not in unmerged_set]

    # Look for upstream modified files if this is a tracking branch
    upstream_changed = diff_upstream(context, head)

    # Keep stuff sorted
    staged.sort()
    modified.sort()
    unmerged.sort()
    untracked.sort()
    upstream_changed.sort()

    return {
        'staged': staged,
        'modified': modified,
        'unmerged': unmerged,
        'untracked': untracked,
        'upstream_changed': upstream_changed,
        'staged_deleted': staged_deleted,
        'unstaged_deleted': unstaged_deleted,
        'submodules': staged_submods | modified_submods,
    }


def _parse_raw_diff(out):
    while out:
        info, path, out = out.split('\0', 2)
        status = info[-1]
        is_submodule = '160000' in info[1:14]
        yield (path, status, is_submodule)


def diff_index(context, head, cached=True, paths=None):
    git = context.git
    staged = []
    unmerged = []
    deleted = set()
    submodules = set()

    if paths is None:
        paths = []
    args = [head, '--'] + paths
    status, out, _ = git.diff_index(cached=cached, z=True, _readonly=True, *args)
    if status != 0:
        # handle git init
        args[0] = EMPTY_TREE_OID
        status, out, _ = git.diff_index(cached=cached, z=True, _readonly=True, *args)

    for path, status, is_submodule in _parse_raw_diff(out):
        if is_submodule:
            submodules.add(path)
        if status in 'DAMT':
            staged.append(path)
            if status == 'D':
                deleted.add(path)
        elif status == 'U':
            unmerged.append(path)

    return staged, unmerged, deleted, submodules


def diff_worktree(context, paths=None):
    git = context.git
    ignore_submodules_value = context.cfg.get('diff.ignoresubmodules', 'none')
    ignore_submodules = ignore_submodules_value in {'all', 'dirty', 'untracked'}
    modified = []
    deleted = set()
    submodules = set()

    if paths is None:
        paths = []
    args = ['--'] + paths
    status, out, _ = git.diff_files(z=True, _readonly=True, *args)
    for path, status, is_submodule in _parse_raw_diff(out):
        if is_submodule:
            submodules.add(path)
            if ignore_submodules:
                continue
        if status in 'DAMT':
            modified.append(path)
            if status == 'D':
                deleted.add(path)

    return modified, deleted, submodules


def diff_upstream(context, head):
    """Given `ref`, return $(git merge-base ref HEAD)..ref."""
    tracked = tracked_branch(context)
    if not tracked:
        return []
    base = merge_base(context, head, tracked)
    return diff_filenames(context, base, tracked)


def list_submodule(context):
    """Return submodules in the format(state, sha_1, path, describe)"""
    git = context.git
    status, data, _ = git.submodule('status')
    ret = []
    if status == 0 and data:
        data = data.splitlines()
        # see git submodule status
        for line in data:
            state = line[0].strip()
            sha1 = line[1 : OID_LENGTH + 1]
            left_bracket = line.find('(', OID_LENGTH + 3)
            if left_bracket == -1:
                left_bracket = len(line) + 1
            path = line[OID_LENGTH + 2 : left_bracket - 1]
            describe = line[left_bracket + 1 : -1]
            ret.append((state, sha1, path, describe))
    return ret


def merge_base(context, head, ref):
    """Return the merge-base of head and ref"""
    git = context.git
    return git.merge_base(head, ref, _readonly=True)[STDOUT]


def merge_base_parent(context, branch):
    tracked = tracked_branch(context, branch=branch)
    if tracked:
        return tracked
    return 'HEAD'


def ls_tree(context, path, ref='HEAD'):
    """Return a parsed git ls-tree result for a single directory"""
    git = context.git
    result = []
    status, out, _ = git.ls_tree(
        ref, '--', path, z=True, full_tree=True, _readonly=True
    )
    if status == 0 and out:
        path_offset = 6 + 1 + 4 + 1 + OID_LENGTH + 1
        for line in out[:-1].split('\0'):
            #       1    1                                        1
            # .....6 ...4 ......................................40
            # 040000 tree c127cde9a0c644a3a8fef449a244f47d5272dfa6	relative
            # 100644 blob 139e42bf4acaa4927ec9be1ec55a252b97d3f1e2	relative/path
            # 0..... 7... 12......................................	53
            # path_offset = 6 + 1 + 4 + 1 + OID_LENGTH(40) + 1
            objtype = line[7:11]
            relpath = line[path_offset:]
            result.append((objtype, relpath))

    return result


def ls_tree_paths(context, ref, *args):
    """Gather a list of file paths as they existed at the specified ref"""
    status, out, _ = context.git.ls_tree(
        ref, '--', *args, r=True, name_only=True, z=True, _readonly=True
    )
    out = out.rstrip('\0')
    if status == 0 and out:
        paths = out.split('\0')
    else:
        paths = []
    return paths


# A regex for matching the output of git(log|rev-list) --pretty=oneline
REV_LIST_REGEX = re.compile(r'^([0-9a-f]{40}) (.*)$')


def parse_rev_list(raw_revs):
    """Parse `git log --pretty=online` output into (oid, summary) pairs."""
    revs = []
    for line in raw_revs.splitlines():
        match = REV_LIST_REGEX.match(line)
        if match:
            rev_id = match.group(1)
            summary = match.group(2)
            revs.append((
                rev_id,
                summary,
            ))
    return revs


def log_helper(context, all=False, extra_args=None):
    """Return parallel arrays containing oids and summaries."""
    revs = []
    summaries = []
    args = []
    if extra_args:
        args = extra_args
    git = context.git
    output = log(git, pretty='oneline', all=all, *args)
    for line in output.splitlines():
        match = REV_LIST_REGEX.match(line)
        if match:
            revs.append(match.group(1))
            summaries.append(match.group(2))
    return (revs, summaries)


def rev_list_range(context, start, end):
    """Return (oid, summary) pairs between start and end."""
    git = context.git
    revrange = f'{start}..{end}'
    out = git.rev_list(revrange, pretty='oneline', _readonly=True)[STDOUT]
    return parse_rev_list(out)


def commit_message_path(context):
    """Return the path to .git/GIT_COLA_MSG"""
    git = context.git
    path = git.git_path('GIT_COLA_MSG')
    if core.exists(path):
        return path
    return None


def merge_message_path(context):
    """Return the path to .git/MERGE_MSG or .git/SQUASH_MSG."""
    git = context.git
    for basename in ('MERGE_MSG', 'SQUASH_MSG'):
        path = git.git_path(basename)
        if core.exists(path):
            return path
    return None


def read_merge_commit_message(context, path):
    """Read a merge commit message from disk while stripping commentary"""
    content = core.read(path)
    cleanup_mode = prefs.commit_cleanup(context)
    if cleanup_mode in ('verbatim', 'scissors', 'whitespace'):
        return content
    comment_char = prefs.comment_char(context)
    return '\n'.join(
        line for line in content.splitlines() if not line.startswith(comment_char)
    )


def prepare_commit_message_hook(context):
    """Run the cola.preparecommitmessagehook to prepare the commit message"""
    config = context.cfg
    default_hook = config.hooks_path('cola-prepare-commit-msg')
    return config.get('cola.preparecommitmessagehook', default=default_hook)


def cherry_pick(context, revs):
    """Cherry-picks each revision into the current branch.

    Returns (0, out, err) where stdout and stderr across all "git cherry-pick"
    invocations are combined into single values when all cherry-picks succeed.

    Returns a combined (status, out, err) of the first failing "git cherry-pick"
    in the event of a non-zero exit status.
    """
    if not revs:
        return []
    outs = []
    errs = []
    status = 0
    for rev in revs:
        status, out, err = context.git.cherry_pick(rev)
        if status != 0:
            details = N_(
                'Hint: The "Actions > Abort Cherry-Pick" menu action can be used to '
                'cancel the current cherry-pick.'
            )
            output = f'# git cherry-pick {rev}\n# {details}\n\n{out}'
            return (status, output, err)
        outs.append(out)
        errs.append(err)
    return (0, '\n'.join(outs), '\n'.join(errs))


def abort_apply_patch(context):
    """Abort a "git am" session."""
    # Reset the worktree
    git = context.git
    status, out, err = git.am(abort=True)
    return status, out, err


def abort_cherry_pick(context):
    """Abort a cherry-pick."""
    # Reset the worktree
    git = context.git
    status, out, err = git.cherry_pick(abort=True)
    return status, out, err


def abort_merge(context):
    """Abort a merge"""
    # Reset the worktree
    git = context.git
    status, out, err = git.merge(abort=True)
    return status, out, err


def strip_remote(remotes, remote_branch):
    """Get branch names with the "<remote>/" prefix removed"""
    for remote in remotes:
        prefix = remote + '/'
        if remote_branch.startswith(prefix):
            return remote_branch[len(prefix) :]
    return remote_branch.split('/', 1)[-1]


def parse_refs(context, argv):
    """Parse command-line arguments into object IDs"""
    git = context.git
    status, out, _ = git.rev_parse(_readonly=True, *argv)
    if status == 0:
        oids = [oid for oid in out.splitlines() if oid]
    else:
        oids = argv
    return oids


def prev_commitmsg(context, *args):
    """Queries git for the latest commit message."""
    git = context.git
    return git.log(
        '-1', no_color=True, pretty='format:%s%n%n%b', _readonly=True, *args
    )[STDOUT]


def prev_author_and_commitmsg(context, *args):
    """Queries git for the latest commit message."""
    git = context.git
    output = git.log(
        '-1',
        no_color=True,
        pretty='format:%an <%ae>####%s%n%n%b',
        _readonly=True,
        *args,
    )[STDOUT]
    try:
        author, commitmsg = output.split('####', 1)
    except ValueError:
        author = ''
        commitmsg = ''

    return author, commitmsg


def rev_parse(context, name):
    """Call git rev-parse and return the output"""
    git = context.git
    status, out, _ = git.rev_parse(name, _readonly=True)
    if status == 0:
        result = out.strip()
    else:
        result = name
    return result


def write_blob(context, oid, filename):
    """Write a blob to a temporary file and return the path

    Modern versions of Git allow invoking filters.  Older versions
    get the object content as-is.

    """
    if version.check_git(context, 'cat-file-filters-path'):
        return cat_file_to_path(context, filename, oid)
    return cat_file_blob(context, filename, oid)


def cat_file_blob(context, filename, oid):
    """Write a blob from git to the specified filename"""
    return cat_file(context, filename, 'blob', oid)


def cat_file_to_path(context, filename, oid):
    """Extract a file from a commit ref and a write it to the specified filename"""
    return cat_file(context, filename, oid, path=filename, filters=True)


def cat_file(context, filename, *args, **kwargs):
    """Redirect git cat-file output to a path"""
    result = None
    git = context.git
    # Use the original filename in the suffix so that the generated filename
    # has the correct extension, and so that it resembles the original name.
    basename = os.path.basename(filename)
    suffix = '-' + basename  # ensures the correct filename extension
    path = utils.tmp_filename('blob', suffix=suffix)
    with open(path, 'wb') as tmp_file:
        status, out, err = git.cat_file(
            _raw=True, _readonly=True, _stdout=tmp_file, *args, **kwargs
        )
        Interaction.command(N_('Error'), 'git cat-file', status, out, err)
        if status == 0:
            result = path
    if not result:
        core.unlink(path)
    return result


def cat_file_from_ref(context, ref, filename):
    """Read file contents using git cat-file"""
    status, out, _ = context.git.cat_file(
        'blob', f'{ref}:{filename}', _raw=True, _readonly=True
    )
    return out


def write_blob_path(context, head, oid, filename):
    """Use write_blob() when modern git is available"""
    if version.check_git(context, 'cat-file-filters-path'):
        return write_blob(context, oid, filename)
    return cat_file_blob(context, filename, head + ':' + filename)


def annex_path(context, head, filename):
    """Return the git-annex path for a filename at the specified commit"""
    git = context.git
    path = None
    annex_info = {}

    # unfortunately there's no way to filter this down to a single path
    # so we just have to scan all reported paths
    status, out, _ = git.annex('findref', '--json', head, _readonly=True)
    if status == 0:
        for line in out.splitlines():
            info = json.loads(line)
            try:
                annex_file = info['file']
            except (ValueError, KeyError):
                continue
            # we only care about this file so we can skip the rest
            if annex_file == filename:
                annex_info = info
                break
    key = annex_info.get('key', '')
    if key:
        status, out, _ = git.annex('contentlocation', key, _readonly=True)
        if status == 0 and os.path.exists(out):
            path = out

    return path


def is_binary(context, filename):
    """A heuristic to determine whether `filename` contains (non-text) binary content"""
    cfg_is_binary = context.cfg.is_binary(filename)
    if cfg_is_binary is not None:
        return cfg_is_binary
    # This is the same heuristic as xdiff-interface.c:buffer_is_binary().
    size = 8000
    try:
        result = core.read(filename, size=size, encoding='bytes')
    except OSError:
        result = b''

    return b'\0' in result


def is_valid_ref(context, ref):
    """Is the provided Git ref a valid refname?"""
    status, _, _ = context.git.rev_parse(ref, quiet=True, verify=True, _readonly=True)
    return status == 0