The code are wrapped due to us using line-length=79 before, but now some
of the code can easily fit in 88 chars.
The formatter did not change this automatically when we changed line-length,
because of magic trailing commas that gets added when they turn into multiple lines.
Black/ruff wrapping them in parens and splitting them into multiple lines
was making it difficult to read.
We used to have it named `cache` before, but these days it is clear that
you can have three odbs: just odb (e.g. in-memory), cache (typically local)
or remote (typically cloud). Fixing naming here before proceeding with
introducing `out.odb` and `out.cache`.
In preparation for migration to https://github.com/iterative/dvc-data/pull/304
This moves get_fs_config/get_fs_cloud and ODBManager to DVC
as they require DVC related utilities, and we don't need them
strictly in dvc-objects/dvc-data.
This also adds support to ReferenceHashFile to load from
any filesystem, using it's module name and filename.
Now we can get rid of DVCFileSystem dependency in
ReferenceHashFile.
This is a temporary solution, we really need a registry.
(I am not quite sure if this works in pyinstaller mode,
but I think it should, it's how fsspec does it if I understand
correctly.)
When staging a directory, always save a "raw dir object" to the odb.
If the corresponding ".dir" object has not been added to the odb,
`stage()` calls can load the tree from the raw dir object instead of
rebuilding it by walking the directory.
This can lead to significant speed improvements when calling
`dvc status` for modified directories.
Fixes#7390
By splitting dvc.cli into a module, we'll be able to share cli-related
utilities, split parser-related stuffs into smaller parts, improve
reusability and improve API for command extensions in the future.
Initial simple separation to get the process of extracting dvc-objects
and dvc-data packages out of dvc.
dvc-objects is for:
* defining base Object (aka HashFile) and ObjectDB
* providing tools to work with those objects (check/transfer/etc)
* etc
dvc-data is for:
* defining higher level objects (e.g. Tree)
* bulding objects from the workspace (aka staging)
* projecting objects back into the workspace (aka checkout)
* comparing Tree objects (aka diff)
* defining misc object databases (e.g LocalObjectDB)
* higher-level transfer (e.g. with Tree indexes)
* etc
For example, the objects we use in run-cache are based on dvc-objects
and not on dvc-data, as they have absolutely nothing to do with data
management.
There are still some mixups in the code that will be addressed in the
followups.
Intermediate PR in removing path_info from our code base.
It is completely removed from the main codebase and is still
being used in tests, which will be migrated in the followups.
For fs-specific simple path manipulation, we've introduced
`fs.path` helper (similar to `os.path`).
Fixes#6774
skshetry
Ruslan Kuprieiev
Peter Rowlands
Saugat Pachhai (सौगात)
Daniele Trifirò
Nikita Kodenko
Batuhan Taskaya
