+ # Return a runtime_constraints hash that complies with
+ # self.runtime_constraints but is suitable for saving in a container
+ # record, i.e., has specific values instead of ranges.
+ #
+ # Doing this as a step separate from other resolutions, like "git
+ # revision range to commit hash", makes sense only when there is no
+ # opportunity to reuse an existing container (e.g., container reuse
+ # is not implemented yet, or we have already found that no existing
+ # containers are suitable).
+ def runtime_constraints_for_container
+ rc = {}
+ runtime_constraints.each do |k, v|
+ if v.is_a? Array
+ rc[k] = v[0]
+ else
+ rc[k] = v
+ end
+ end
+ rc
+ end
+
+ # Return a mounts hash suitable for a Container, i.e., with every
+ # readonly collection UUID resolved to a PDH.
+ def mounts_for_container
+ c_mounts = {}
+ mounts.each do |k, mount|
+ mount = mount.dup
+ c_mounts[k] = mount
+ if mount['kind'] != 'collection'
+ next
+ end
+ if (uuid = mount.delete 'uuid')
+ c = Collection.
+ readable_by(current_user).
+ where(uuid: uuid).
+ select(:portable_data_hash).
+ first
+ if !c
+ raise ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound.new "cannot mount collection #{uuid.inspect}: not found"
+ end
+ if mount['portable_data_hash'].nil?
+ # PDH not supplied by client
+ mount['portable_data_hash'] = c.portable_data_hash
+ elsif mount['portable_data_hash'] != c.portable_data_hash
+ # UUID and PDH supplied by client, but they don't agree
+ raise ArgumentError.new "cannot mount collection #{uuid.inspect}: current portable_data_hash #{c.portable_data_hash.inspect} does not match #{c['portable_data_hash'].inspect} in request"
+ end
+ end
+ end
+ return c_mounts
+ end
+