# ez/key: what a cached tool checkout and binary were made from. A checkout # is its commit. A binary is not: a pin's `bin` or `entry` builds another file # from the same commit, and another bend builds the same file differently. So # the binary's record is all three, and it is reused only when every one of # them is the one about to be built. import Base # the commit, the file handed to bend, and the bend that built it type Stamp is Data: Stamp{rev: String, file: String, bend: String} # the record that matches nothing: an empty commit is never reused def none() -> Stamp: Stamp{"", "", ""} # the record as it is written, one field to a line def show(key: Stamp) -> String: match key: case Stamp{+r, +f, +b}: r ++ "\n" ++ f ++ "\n" ++ b ++ "\n" # exactly three lines, or no record. A cache written before the file and the # bend were recorded holds the commit alone, and that reads as no record. def read.third(+rev: String, +file: String, ls: List<&2, String>) -> Stamp: match ls: case []: none() case +b <> t: match t: case []: Stamp{rev, file, b} case _h <> _t: none() def read.second(+rev: String, ls: List<&2, String>) -> Stamp: match ls: case []: none() case +f <> t: read.third(rev, f, t) def read.lines(ls: List<&2, String>) -> Stamp: match ls: case []: none() case +r <> t: read.second(r, t) # a record's text, as `show` wrote it and a file read trimmed it def read(+text: String) -> Stamp: read.lines(String.split(text, '\n')) # the checkout is this commit, and there is a commit at all. The checkout's # record is the commit alone: the file and the bend are the binary's business. def checkout(+was: String, +now: String) -> Bool: Bool.and(Bool.not(String.is_empty(now)), String.eq(was, now)) # the three fields the same, and a commit at all. An empty commit is a dirty # tree or a directory that is not a checkout, and those are built every time. def reuse(was: Stamp, now: Stamp) -> Bool: match was: case Stamp{+r0, +f0, +b0}: match now: case Stamp{+r1, +f1, +b1}: Bool.and(Bool.not(String.is_empty(r1)), Bool.and(String.eq(r0, r1), Bool.and(String.eq(f0, f1), String.eq(b0, b1))))