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Docker: Implement DockerDevice::writeFileContents()
Change-Id: I686eb6da5ec0a59da3b8c5e32e1ff2f9fa9621b2 Reviewed-by: Christian Stenger <christian.stenger@qt.io>
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@@ -1317,15 +1317,35 @@ QByteArray DockerDevice::fileContents(const FilePath &filePath, qint64 limit, qi
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return output;
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return output;
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}
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}
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bool DockerDevice::writeFileContents(const Utils::FilePath &filePath, const QByteArray &data) const
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bool DockerDevice::writeFileContents(const FilePath &filePath, const QByteArray &data) const
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{
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{
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QTC_ASSERT(handlesFile(filePath), return {});
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QTC_ASSERT(handlesFile(filePath), return {});
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tryCreateLocalFileAccess();
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tryCreateLocalFileAccess();
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if (hasLocalFileAccess())
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if (hasLocalFileAccess())
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return mapToLocalAccess(filePath).writeFileContents(data);
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return mapToLocalAccess(filePath).writeFileContents(data);
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QTC_CHECK(false); // FIXME: Implement
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// This following would be the generic Unix solution.
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return {};
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// But it doesn't pass input. FIXME: Why?
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// QtcProcess proc;
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// proc.setCommand({"dd", {"of=" + filePath.path()}});
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// proc.setWriteData(data);
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// runProcess(proc);
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// proc.waitForFinished();
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TemporaryFile tempFile("dockertransport-XXXXXX");
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tempFile.open();
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tempFile.write(data);
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const QString tempName = tempFile.fileName();
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tempFile.close();
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CommandLine cmd{"docker", {"cp", tempName, d->m_container + ':' + filePath.path()}};
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QtcProcess proc;
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proc.setCommand(cmd);
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proc.runBlocking();
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return proc.exitCode() == 0;
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}
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}
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void DockerDevice::runProcess(QtcProcess &process) const
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void DockerDevice::runProcess(QtcProcess &process) const
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