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find_matching_profile has more complex system of getting most matching profile when more than one profile was filtered

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iLLiCiTiT 2020-04-22 11:19:35 +02:00
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pype/plugins/global/publish/extract_review.py
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@ -148,10 +148,13 @@ class ExtractReview(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
matching_profiles = None
highest_profile_points = -1
profile_values = {}
# Each profile get 1 point for each matching filter. Profile with most
# points or first in row is returnd.
# points is returnd. For cases when more than one profile will match
# are also stored ordered lists of matching values.
for profile in profiles:
profile_points = 0
profile_value = []
# Host filtering
host_names = profile.get("hosts")
@ -159,6 +162,7 @@ class ExtractReview(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
if match == -1:
continue
profile_points += match
profile_value.append(bool(match))
# Task filtering
task_names = profile.get("tasks")
@ -166,6 +170,7 @@ class ExtractReview(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
if match == -1:
continue
profile_points += match
profile_value.append(bool(match))
# Family filtering
families = profile.get("families")
@ -173,7 +178,12 @@ class ExtractReview(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
if match == -1:
continue
profile_points += match
profile_value.append(bool(match))
if profile_points < highest_profile_points:
continue
profile["__value__"] = profile_value
if profile_points == highest_profile_points:
matching_profiles.append(profile)
@ -189,14 +199,56 @@ class ExtractReview(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
).format(**filter_data))
return
if len(matching_profiles) > 1:
self.log.warning((
"More than one profile match your setup."
" Using first found profile."
" Host \"{host}\" | Task: \"{task}\" | Family: \"{family}\""
).format(**filter_data))
if len(matching_profiles) == 1:
# Pop temporary key `__value__`
matching_profiles[0].pop("__value__")
return matching_profiles[0]
return matching_profiles[0]
self.log.warning((
"More than one profile match your setup."
" Host \"{host}\" | Task: \"{task}\" | Family: \"{family}\""
).format(**filter_data))
# Filter all profiles with highest points value. First filter profiles
# with matching host if there are any then filter profiles by task
# name if there are any and lastly filter by family. Else use first in
# list.
idx = 0
final_profile = None
while True:
profiles_true = []
profiles_false = []
for profile in matching_profiles:
value = profile["__value__"]
# Just use first profile when idx is greater than values.
if not idx < len(value):
final_profile = profile
break
if value[idx]:
profiles_true.append(profile)
else:
profiles_false.append(profile)
if final_profile is not None:
break
if profiles_true:
matching_profiles = profiles_true
else:
matching_profiles = profiles_false
if len(matching_profiles) == 1:
final_profile = matching_profiles[0]
break
idx += 1
final_profile.pop("__value__")
self.log.info(
"Using first most matching profile in match order:"
" Host name -> Task name -> Family."
)
return final_profile
def families_filter_validation(self, families, output_families_filter):
if not output_families_filter: