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# Author:: AJ Christensen (<aj@chef.io>)
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require_relative "package"
require "chef-utils/dist" unless defined?(ChefUtils::Dist)

class Chef
  class Resource
    class YumPackage < Chef::Resource::Package

      provides :yum_package
      provides :package, platform_family: "fedora_derived"

      description "Use the **yum_package** resource to install, upgrade, and remove packages with Yum for the Red Hat and CentOS platforms. The yum_package resource is able to resolve `provides` data for packages much like Yum can do when it is run from the command line. This allows a variety of options for installing packages, like minimum versions, virtual provides, and library names. Note: Support for using file names to install packages (as in `yum_package '/bin/sh'`) is not available because the volume of data required to parse for this is excessive."
      examples <<~DOC
        **Install an exact version**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm = 10.35.58-8.el8'
        ```

        **Install a minimum version**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm >= 10.35.58-8.el8'
        ```

        **Install a minimum version using the default action**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm'
        ```

        **Install a version without worrying about the exact release**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm-10.35*'
        ```


        **To install a package**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm' do
          action :install
        end
        ```

        **To install a partial minimum version**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm >= 10'
        ```

        **To install a specific architecture**:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm' do
          arch 'i386'
        end
        ```

        or:

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm.x86_64'
        ```

        **To install a specific version-release**

        ```ruby
        yum_package 'netpbm' do
          version '10.35.58-8.el8'
        end
        ```

        **Handle cookbook_file and yum_package resources in the same recipe**:

        When a **cookbook_file** resource and a **yum_package** resource are
        both called from within the same recipe, use the `flush_cache` attribute
        to dump the in-memory Yum cache, and then use the repository immediately
        to ensure that the correct package is installed:

        ```ruby
        cookbook_file '/etc/yum.repos.d/custom.repo' do
          source 'custom'
          mode '0755'
        end

        yum_package 'pkg-that-is-only-in-custom-repo' do
          action :install
          flush_cache [ :before ]
        end
        ```
      DOC

      allowed_actions :install, :upgrade, :remove, :purge, :lock, :unlock

      # XXX: the coercions here are due to the provider promiscuously updating the properties on the
      # new_resource which causes immutable modification exceptions when passed an immutable node array.
      #
      # <lecture>
      # THIS is why updating the new_resource in a provider is so terrible, and is equivalent to methods scribbling over
      # its own arguments as unintended side-effects (and why functional languages that don't allow modifications
      # of variables eliminate entire classes of bugs).
      # </lecture>
      property :package_name, [ String, Array ],
        description: "One of the following: the name of a package, the name of a package and its architecture, the name of a dependency.",
        identity: true, coerce: proc { |x| x.is_a?(Array) ? x.to_a : x }

      property :version, [ String, Array ],
        description: "The version of a package to be installed or upgraded. This property is ignored when using the `:upgrade` action.",
        coerce: proc { |x| x.is_a?(Array) ? x.to_a : x }

      property :arch, [ String, Array ],
        description: "The architecture of the package to be installed or upgraded. This value can also be passed as part of the package name.",
        coerce: proc { |x| x.is_a?(Array) ? x.to_a : x }

      property :flush_cache, Hash,
        description: "Flush the in-memory cache before or after a Yum operation that installs, upgrades, or removes a package. Accepts a Hash in the form: { :before => true/false, :after => true/false } or an Array in the form [ :before, :after ].\nYum automatically synchronizes remote metadata to a local cache. The #{ChefUtils::Dist::Infra::CLIENT} creates a copy of the local cache, and then stores it in-memory during the #{ChefUtils::Dist::Infra::CLIENT} run. The in-memory cache allows packages to be installed during the #{ChefUtils::Dist::Infra::CLIENT} run without the need to continue synchronizing the remote metadata to the local cache while the #{ChefUtils::Dist::Infra::CLIENT} run is in-progress.",
        default: { before: false, after: false },
        coerce: proc { |v|
          if v.is_a?(Hash)
            v
          elsif v.is_a?(Array)
            v.each_with_object({}) { |arg, obj| obj[arg] = true }
          elsif v.is_a?(TrueClass) || v.is_a?(FalseClass)
            { before: v, after: v }
          elsif v == :before
            { before: true, after: false }
          elsif v == :after
            { after: true, before: false }
          end
        }

      property :allow_downgrade, [ TrueClass, FalseClass ],
        description: "Allow downgrading a package to satisfy requested version requirements.",
        default: true,
        desired_state: false

      property :yum_binary, String,
        description: "The path to the yum binary."
    end
  end
end
