diff --git a/REBASE_ANALYSIS.md b/REBASE_ANALYSIS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..98b70d7e47 --- /dev/null +++ b/REBASE_ANALYSIS.md @@ -0,0 +1,447 @@ +# Analysis: Impact of Commit d1aed19 on OpSi Siren Tasks + +## Summary + +Commit `d1aed19f8f3157eee8beb83d2ea1c15746cc8187` from LmeSzinc/AzurLaneAutoScript is a **major refactoring** of Operation Siren (OpSi) task management. This document analyzes its impact on your branch merge and provides recommendations for rebase/re-merge strategies. + +--- + +## What Commit d1aed19 Changed + +### Overview +- **Commit Message**: "Refactor: Opsi task managing" +- **Author**: LmeSzinc +- **Date**: 2026-01-17 +- **Stats**: +996 additions, -890 deletions (1886 total changes) + +### Key Changes + +1. **`module/os/operation_siren.py` - Major Refactoring** + - **Before**: ~965 lines containing all OpSi task logic + - **After**: ~43 lines acting as a multi-inheritance facade + +2. **New `module/os/tasks/` Directory Created** + The monolithic `operation_siren.py` was split into 12 separate task modules: + + | File | Purpose | + |------|---------| + | `abyssal.py` | Abyssal zone handling (`OpsiAbyssal`) | + | `archive.py` | Archive zone handling (`OpsiArchive`) | + | `cross_month.py` | Cross-month reset handling (`OpsiCrossMonth`) | + | `daily.py` | Daily mission handling (`OpsiDaily`) | + | `explore.py` | Zone exploration (`OpsiExplore`) | + | `hazard_leveling.py` | Hazard level 1 grinding (`OpsiHazard1Leveling`) | + | `meowfficer_farming.py` | Meowfficer farming (`OpsiMeowfficerFarming`) | + | `month_boss.py` | Monthly boss battles (`OpsiMonthBoss`) | + | `obscure.py` | Obscure zone handling (`OpsiObscure`) | + | `shop.py` | Port shop interactions (`OpsiShop`) | + | `stronghold.py` | Stronghold clearing (`OpsiStronghold`) | + | `voucher.py` | Voucher shop handling (`OpsiVoucher`) | + +3. **New `operation_siren.py` Structure** + ```python + from module.os.tasks.abyssal import OpsiAbyssal + from module.os.tasks.archive import OpsiArchive + # ... (more imports) + + class OperationSiren( + OpsiDaily, + OpsiShop, + OpsiVoucher, + OpsiMeowfficerFarming, + OpsiHazard1Leveling, + OpsiObscure, + OpsiAbyssal, + OpsiArchive, + OpsiStronghold, + OpsiMonthBoss, + OpsiExplore, + OpsiCrossMonth, + ): + """ + Operation Siren main class that combines all task modules. + """ + pass + ``` + +--- + +## Impact on Your Branch + +### Current State +- Your `test` branch was merged with `upstream/master` on **2026-01-17 05:26:33 UTC** +- The upstream commit d1aed19 was made on **2026-01-17 15:48:59 UTC** (about 10 hours later) +- This means your branch **does NOT contain** the OpSi refactoring + +### Your `operation_siren.py` +- Still contains the **old monolithic structure** (~965 lines) +- All OpSi task methods are inline in one file +- No `module/os/tasks/` directory exists + +### Potential Conflicts +If you had made modifications to any of these methods in `operation_siren.py`: +- `os_daily()` → now in `tasks/daily.py` +- `os_cross_month()` → now in `tasks/cross_month.py` +- `os_shop()` → now in `tasks/shop.py` +- `os_voucher()` / `_os_voucher_enter()` → now in `tasks/voucher.py` +- `os_meowfficer_farming()` → now in `tasks/meowfficer_farming.py` +- `clear_month_boss()` → now in `tasks/month_boss.py` +- `os_explore()` → now in `tasks/explore.py` +- `run_abyssal()` → now in `tasks/abyssal.py` +- Obscure zone logic → now in `tasks/obscure.py` +- Archive zone logic → now in `tasks/archive.py` +- Stronghold clearing → now in `tasks/stronghold.py` +- Hazard leveling → now in `tasks/hazard_leveling.py` + +--- + +## Rebase/Re-Merge Recommendations + +### Option 1: Fresh Re-Merge (Recommended if no OpSi changes) + +If you haven't made significant changes to OpSi-related code: + +```bash +# Fetch latest upstream +git fetch upstream + +# Create a new branch from your work +git checkout test +git checkout -b test-backup # Keep a backup + +# Reset and re-merge +git checkout test +git reset --hard +git merge upstream/master + +# Resolve any conflicts (should be minimal if no OpSi changes) +``` + +### Option 2: Rebase Your Changes (Recommended if you have OpSi changes) + +If you have custom OpSi modifications: + +1. **Identify your custom commits**: + ```bash + git log --oneline test ^upstream/master + ``` + +2. **Cherry-pick your custom commits onto latest upstream**: + ```bash + git fetch upstream + git checkout -b test-rebased upstream/master + + # For each of your custom commits: + git cherry-pick + ``` + +3. **When conflicts arise with `operation_siren.py`**: + - Identify which method/functionality you modified + - Find the corresponding file in `module/os/tasks/` + - Apply your changes to the new location + - Skip the old `operation_siren.py` changes + +### Option 3: Manual Conflict Resolution + +If you need to do a traditional merge: + +```bash +git fetch upstream +git checkout test +git merge upstream/master +``` + +**When resolving conflicts in `operation_siren.py`**: +1. Accept the upstream version (new minimal facade) +2. Move your custom changes to the appropriate `tasks/*.py` file +3. Ensure imports are correct in the new modular structure + +--- + +## Conflict Resolution Guide + +### If you modified `os_daily()`: +- Your changes should go to `module/os/tasks/daily.py` +- Class `OpsiDaily` contains this functionality + +### If you modified `os_shop()` or `_os_shop_delay()`: +- Your changes should go to `module/os/tasks/shop.py` +- Class `OpsiShop` contains this functionality + +### If you modified `os_cross_month()`: +- Your changes should go to `module/os/tasks/cross_month.py` +- Class `OpsiCrossMonth` contains this functionality + +### If you added new OpSi functionality: +1. Create a new file in `module/os/tasks/` (or add to existing relevant file) +2. Create a mixin class that inherits from `OSMap` +3. Add your class to the multiple inheritance chain in `operation_siren.py` + +--- + +## Timeline Summary + +``` +2026-01-16 09:08:56 - PR #5445 merged (your merge base point) +2026-01-17 05:26:33 - Your test branch merged upstream/master +2026-01-17 15:48:59 - Commit d1aed19 (OpSi refactoring) pushed +2026-01-19 04:20:44 - Additional fixes pushed +2026-01-20 02:24:28 - Latest upstream (PR #5459) +``` + +Your branch is now **4 commits behind** upstream master, with the OpSi refactoring being the most impactful change. + +--- + +## Verification Steps After Rebase/Merge + +1. **Check that `module/os/tasks/` directory exists** +2. **Verify `operation_siren.py` is the new minimal version** (~43 lines) +3. **Test OpSi tasks**: + - `OpsiDaily` + - `OpsiShop` + - `OpsiCrossMonth` + - Any functionality you customized +4. **Run linting/tests** if available + +--- + +## Detailed Instructions for Your Three Branches + +Based on your request, here are step-by-step instructions for rebasing each of your three branches: + +--- + +### Branch 1: `os_ap_optimize` + +**Branch Info:** +- **Commit**: `b112131de0d42dbaa8c57baba5a3f94e691b841d` +- **Message**: "Opt: call all ap consuming tasks when cl1 cannot continue" +- **Files Modified**: `module/os/operation_siren.py` (+10 lines) + +**Analysis:** +This branch adds logic for calling AP-consuming tasks when CL1 cannot continue. The changes likely affect the `os_hazard1_leveling()` method or related CL1 logic. + +**Rebase Steps:** + +```bash +# 1. Fetch latest upstream +git fetch upstream + +# 2. Create a new branch based on upstream/master +git checkout -b os_ap_optimize_rebased upstream/master + +# 3. View your original changes +git show b112131de0d42dbaa8c57baba5a3f94e691b841d --stat + +# 4. Cherry-pick your commit +git cherry-pick b112131de0d42dbaa8c57baba5a3f94e691b841d +``` + +**Conflict Resolution:** +When conflicts arise in `operation_siren.py`: +1. Your changes should now go to `module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py` +2. Open both files and locate the `os_hazard1_leveling()` method in the new file +3. Apply your AP optimization logic to the `OpsiHazard1Leveling` class +4. Complete the merge: + ```bash + git add module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py + git cherry-pick --continue + ``` + +**Your Change Context:** +Your commit adds 10 lines to handle AP-consuming tasks when CL1 cannot continue. This should be added to the loop in `os_hazard1_leveling()` method in `module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py`, likely near the action point checking logic. + +--- + +### Branch 2: `cl1_level_check` (Note: Branch name is `cl1_level_check`, not `cl1_level_checking`) + +**Branch Info:** +- **Commit**: `71a086f4504a436049d14fb11aaf8c8d89139d34` +- **Message**: "Add: check leveling in cl1 daily" +- **Files Modified**: Multiple files including: + - `module/os/operation_siren.py` (+52 lines) + - `module/os/ship_exp.py` (new file, +83 lines) + - `module/os/ship_exp_data.py` (new file, +130 lines) + - `module/os/assets.py` (+1 line) + - Config files and assets + +**Analysis:** +This is a larger feature that adds ship level/exp checking for CL1 daily tasks. It introduces new modules (`ship_exp.py`, `ship_exp_data.py`) and modifies the OpSi logic. + +**Rebase Steps:** + +```bash +# 1. Fetch latest upstream +git fetch upstream + +# 2. Create a new branch based on upstream/master +git checkout -b cl1_level_check_rebased upstream/master + +# 3. Cherry-pick your commit +git cherry-pick 71a086f4504a436049d14fb11aaf8c8d89139d34 +``` + +**Conflict Resolution:** +The new files (`ship_exp.py`, `ship_exp_data.py`) should apply cleanly. For `operation_siren.py` conflicts: + +1. **New files** (`module/os/ship_exp.py`, `module/os/ship_exp_data.py`) - These should apply without conflicts +2. **`module/os/operation_siren.py`** conflicts: + - Your CL1 level checking logic should go to `module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py` + - Add necessary imports at the top of `hazard_leveling.py` (verify these match your actual function/constant names in your branch): + ```python + from module.os.ship_exp import ship_info_get_level_exp + from module.os.ship_exp_data import LIST_SHIP_EXP + ``` + - Add your level checking methods to the `OpsiHazard1Leveling` class + +3. **Alternative approach** - Create a new task file: + ```python + # module/os/tasks/cl1_leveling.py + from module.logger import logger + from module.os.ship_exp import ship_info_get_level_exp + from module.os.ship_exp_data import LIST_SHIP_EXP + from module.os.tasks.hazard_leveling import OpsiHazard1Leveling + + class OpsiCL1Leveling(OpsiHazard1Leveling): + # Your level checking methods here + pass + ``` + Then update `operation_siren.py` to include your new class in the inheritance chain. + +4. Complete the merge: + ```bash + git add module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py # or your new task file + git add module/os/ship_exp.py + git add module/os/ship_exp_data.py + # ... add other files + git cherry-pick --continue + ``` + +--- + +### Branch 3: `os_collective` + +**Branch Info:** +- **Commit**: `d203e6d95404f060095ee4f1f0462848ee9f4cd9` +- **Message**: "Feature: Opsi Target" +- **Files Modified**: Multiple new asset files + new OpSi target functionality + - Many new PNG assets in `assets/cn/os_handler/`, `assets/en/os_handler/`, `assets/jp/os_handler/` + - Target zone navigation features + +**Analysis:** +This feature adds OpSi Target functionality (zone navigation via targets). The assets should apply cleanly, but any Python code changes need to be migrated. + +**Rebase Steps:** + +```bash +# 1. Fetch latest upstream +git fetch upstream + +# 2. Create a new branch based on upstream/master +git checkout -b os_collective_rebased upstream/master + +# 3. Cherry-pick your commit +git cherry-pick d203e6d95404f060095ee4f1f0462848ee9f4cd9 +``` + +**Conflict Resolution:** +1. **Asset files** - Should apply cleanly (they're new files) +2. **Python code** - If you added target-related methods to `operation_siren.py`: + - Create a new task file: `module/os/tasks/target.py` + ```python + # module/os/tasks/target.py + from module.logger import logger + from module.os.map import OSMap + + class OpsiTarget(OSMap): + # Your target zone navigation methods here + pass + ``` + - Update `module/os/operation_siren.py` to include `OpsiTarget`: + ```python + from module.os.tasks.target import OpsiTarget + + class OperationSiren( + OpsiDaily, + OpsiShop, + OpsiVoucher, + OpsiMeowfficerFarming, + OpsiHazard1Leveling, + OpsiObscure, + OpsiAbyssal, + OpsiArchive, + OpsiStronghold, + OpsiMonthBoss, + OpsiExplore, + OpsiCrossMonth, + OpsiTarget, # Add your new class + ): + pass + ``` + +3. Complete the merge: + ```bash + git add module/os/tasks/target.py + git add module/os/operation_siren.py + # ... add asset files + git cherry-pick --continue + ``` + +--- + +## Merging All Three Branches into `test` + +After rebasing all three branches: + +```bash +# 1. Update test branch to latest upstream first +git checkout test +git fetch upstream +git merge upstream/master + +# 2. Merge each rebased branch +git merge os_ap_optimize_rebased +git merge cl1_level_check_rebased +git merge os_collective_rebased + +# If there are conflicts between your branches, resolve them manually +``` + +**Alternative: Single Combined Rebase** + +If you prefer to combine all changes in one go: + +```bash +# 1. Create combined branch from upstream +git checkout -b combined_features upstream/master + +# 2. Cherry-pick all your commits in order +git cherry-pick b112131de0d42dbaa8c57baba5a3f94e691b841d # os_ap_optimize +git cherry-pick 71a086f4504a436049d14fb11aaf8c8d89139d34 # cl1_level_check +git cherry-pick d203e6d95404f060095ee4f1f0462848ee9f4cd9 # os_collective + +# 3. Resolve conflicts as they come up +``` + +--- + +## Quick Reference: File Mapping + +| Your Branch | Original Location | New Location | +|-------------|-------------------|--------------| +| `os_ap_optimize` | `module/os/operation_siren.py` (CL1 AP logic) | `module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py` | +| `cl1_level_check` | `module/os/operation_siren.py` (level checking) | `module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py` or new `module/os/tasks/cl1_leveling.py` | +| `os_collective` | `module/os/operation_siren.py` (target features) | New `module/os/tasks/target.py` | + +--- + +## Questions to Consider + +1. **Did you modify any OpSi-related methods?** If yes, identify which ones. +2. **Do you have uncommitted changes?** Save them before rebasing. +3. **Do you need to preserve your commit history?** If not, a fresh merge is simpler. + +--- + +*This analysis was generated based on examining commit d1aed19 and comparing repository states.*