# -*- coding: utf-8; Mode: Python; indent-tabs-mode: nil; tab-width: 4 -*-

# Copyright (C) 2009 Canonical Ltd.
# Written by Colin Watson <cjwatson@ubuntu.com>.
#
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import debconf

from ubiquity import plugin


NAME = 'tasks'
AFTER = 'network'
WEIGHT = 12


class TasksUnfilteredOnly(Exception):
    pass


class PageDebconf(plugin.PluginUI):
    plugin_title = 'ubiquity/text/tasks_heading_label'


# Only supports unfiltered mode.
class Page(plugin.Plugin):
    def prepare(self, unfiltered=False):
        if not unfiltered:
            raise TasksUnfilteredOnly(
                "tasks component only usable with debconf frontend")
        command = ['tasksel']
        if self.is_automatic:
            # In automatic mode, we have a quandary.  tasksel without
            # --new-install is not preseedable, but with --new-install it
            # was designed to run on top of a simple base system and it's
            # possible that it will remove tasks that aren't explicitly
            # specified.  Furthermore, --new-install would be bad outside
            # automatic mode because it's quite possible that a preseeded
            # value for tasksel/first will have been carried over from
            # initial installations using d-i.  However, if you're in
            # automatic mode and you've preseeded tasksel/first then that's
            # a fairly good sign that you actually wanted to preseed tasksel
            # in oem-config, so in that specific case let's go ahead and use
            # --new-install.
            try:
                if self.db.fget('tasksel/first', 'seen') == 'true':
                    command.append('--new-install')
            except debconf.DebconfError:
                pass
        return command