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In the following we call ''L'' the ''local'' database/user/branch, ''O'' the ''other'' database/user/branch and ''A'' the database which reflects the common state from which ''L'' and ''O'' have departed (A, for ancestor). We also consider ''L'' and ''O'' as being symmetrical (and thus we won't describe symmetrical scenarios).
In the following we call ''L'' the ''local'' database/user/branch, ''O'' the ''other'' database/user/branch and ''A'' the database which reflects the common state from which ''L'' and ''O'' have departed (A, for ancestor). We also consider ''L'' and ''O'' as being symmetrical (and thus we won't describe symmetrical scenarios).


The table hereafter described the envisioned use case.
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!n° !! A st !! L st |!!O st !! A ma !! L ma !! O ma !! PO L !! PO O !! PR L !! PR O !! Actions  
!n° !! A st !! L st |!!O st !! A ma !! L ma !! O ma !! PO L !! PO O !! PR L !! PR O !! Actions  

Revision as of 09:00, 3 October 2008

This page is a first tentative to describe the scenario that a merge tool will have to face.

Proof structure

With respect to the merging objective, a proof is made of:

  1. a component name,
  2. a unique identifier inside that component, which is same as the PO identifier,
  3. a proof tree, either manual or automatic,
  4. a proof status (PO discharged or not by the proof tree)
  5. a PO sequent

Rodin database implementation

Each component

compname

is associated with:

  • a
    compname.bpr
    file, which contains the proof trees associated with each PO (1/, 2/ and 3/ before).
  • a
    compname.bps
    file, which contains the proof status associated with each PO (2/, 5/ and 3/ - discharged or not, manual or automatic)
  • a
    compname.bpo
    file, which contains the PO (1/ and 2/ + PO content).

Merging scenarios

PO being uniquely identified, it may be enough to consider a merge taking place PO by PO.

In the following we call L the local database/user/branch, O the other database/user/branch and A the database which reflects the common state from which L and O have departed (A, for ancestor). We also consider L and O as being symmetrical (and thus we won't describe symmetrical scenarios).

The table hereafter described the envisioned use case.

A st L st O st A ma L ma O ma PO L PO O PR L PR O Actions
1 - nok nok - - - =A /=A - - get PR O (O model has changed)
2 nok nok nok - - - =A =A /=A =A get PR L (L has perhaps tried a demo)
3 nok nok nok - - - =A =A /=A /=A ask user (both PR changed)
4 nok nok nok - - - =A =A =A =A get PR L (or O, no difference)
5 nok ok nok - - - - - - - get PR L
6 nok ok ok - - - =A /=A - - get PR O, (O model has changed)
7 nok ok ok - - - =A =A - - ask user (both demo are ok)
8 nok ok ok - - - =A =A - - ask user (both model have changed)
9 ok nok nok - - - =A =A /=A - get PR A (model has not changed and was proved)
10 ok nok nok - - - =A =A =A =A get PR A (model has not changed and was proved)
11 ok ok nok - - - =A =A - - get PR L (no model has changed)
12 ok ok nok - ma au =A /=A - - get PR L (O model has changed but L had a manual proof)
13 ok ok nok - au ma =A /=A - - get PR O (O model has changed and has a manual proof)
14 ok ok nok - ma ma =A /=A - /=A get PR O (O model has changed and has a new manual proof)
15 ok ok nok - ma ma =A /=A - =A get PR O (O model has changed)
16 ok ok nok - au au =A /=A - - get PR O (O model has changed)
17 ok ok nok - ma au /=A /=A - - get PR L (both model changed but L had a manual proof)
18 ok ok nok - ma ma /=A /=A - - ask user (both model changed with manual proof)
19 ok ok nok - au au /=A /=A - - ask user (both model changed with manual proof)
X st: (ok,nok) proof status for X (A,O or L)
X ma: (manual, automatic) manual status for X (A,O or L)
PO X: po changes for X compare to others user/branch
PR X: proof change for X, compared to others user/branch