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use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;

package RT;


use Encode ();
use File::Spec ();
use Cwd ();
use Scalar::Util qw(blessed);
use UNIVERSAL::require;

use vars qw($Config $System $SystemUser $Nobody $Handle $Logger $_Privileged $_Unprivileged $_INSTALL_MODE);

use vars qw($BasePath
 $EtcPath
 $BinPath
 $SbinPath
 $VarPath
 $FontPath
 $LexiconPath
 $StaticPath
 $PluginPath
 $LocalPath
 $LocalEtcPath
 $LocalLibPath
 $LocalLexiconPath
 $LocalStaticPath
 $LocalPluginPath
 $MasonComponentRoot
 $MasonLocalComponentRoot
 $MasonDataDir
 $MasonSessionDir);

# Set Email::Address module var before anything else loads.
# This avoids an algorithmic complexity denial of service vulnerability.
# See T#157608 and CVE-2015-7686 for more information.
$Email::Address::COMMENT_NEST_LEVEL = 1;

RT->LoadGeneratedData();

=head1 NAME

RT - Request Tracker

=head1 SYNOPSIS

A fully featured request tracker package.

This documentation describes the point-of-entry for RT's Perl API.  To learn
more about what RT is and what it can do for you, visit
L<https://bestpractical.com/rt>.

=head1 DESCRIPTION

=head2 INITIALIZATION

If you're using RT's Perl libraries, you need to initialize RT before using any
of the modules.

You have the option of handling the timing of config loading and the actual
init sequence yourself with:

    use RT;
    BEGIN {
        RT->LoadConfig;
        RT->Init;
    }

or you can let RT do it all:

    use RT -init;

This second method is particular useful when writing one-liners to interact with RT:

    perl -MRT=-init -e '...'

The first method is necessary if you need to delay or conditionalize
initialization or if you want to fiddle with C<< RT->Config >> between loading
the config files and initializing the RT environment.

=cut

{
    my $DID_IMPORT_INIT;
    sub import {
        my $class  = shift;
        my $action = shift || '';

        if ($action eq "-init" and not $DID_IMPORT_INIT) {
            $class->LoadConfig;
            $class->Init;
            $DID_IMPORT_INIT = 1;
        }
    }
}

=head2 LoadConfig

Load RT's config file.  First, the site configuration file
(F<RT_SiteConfig.pm>) is loaded, in order to establish overall site
settings like hostname and name of RT instance.  Then, the core
configuration file (F<RT_Config.pm>) is loaded to set fallback values
for all settings; it bases some values on settings from the site
configuration file.

In order for the core configuration to not override the site's
settings, the function C<Set> is used; it only sets values if they
have not been set already.

=cut

sub LoadConfig {
    require RT::Config;
    $Config = RT::Config->new;
    $Config->LoadConfigs;
    require RT::I18N;

    # RT::Essentials mistakenly recommends that WebPath be set to '/'.
    # If the user does that, do what they mean.
    $RT::WebPath = '' if ($RT::WebPath eq '/');

    # Fix relative LogDir; It cannot be fixed in a PostLoadCheck, as
    # they are run after logging is enabled.
    unless ( File::Spec->file_name_is_absolute( $Config->Get('LogDir') ) ) {
        $Config->Set( LogDir =>
              File::Spec->catfile( $BasePath, $Config->Get('LogDir') ) );
    }

    return $Config;
}

=head2 Init

L<Connects to the database|/ConnectToDatabase>, L<initilizes system
objects|/InitSystemObjects>, L<preloads classes|/InitClasses>, L<sets
up logging|/InitLogging>, and L<loads plugins|/InitPlugins>.

=cut

sub Init {
    shift if @_%2; # code is inconsistent about calling as method
    my %args = (@_);

    CheckPerlRequirements();

    InitPluginPaths();

    #Get a database connection
    ConnectToDatabase();
    InitSystemObjects();
    InitClasses(%args);
    InitLogging();
    ProcessPreInitMessages();
    InitPlugins();
    _BuildTableAttributes();
    RT::I18N->Init;
    RT::CustomRoles->RegisterRoles unless $args{SkipCustomRoles};
    RT->Config->PostLoadCheck;
    RT::Lifecycle->FillCache;
}

=head2 ConnectToDatabase

Get a database connection. See also L</Handle>.

=cut

sub ConnectToDatabase {
    require RT::Handle;
    $Handle = RT::Handle->new unless $Handle;
    $Handle->Connect;
    return $Handle;
}

=head2 InitLogging

Create the Logger object and set up signal handlers.

=cut

sub InitLogging {

    # We have to set the record separator ($, man perlvar)
    # or Log::Dispatch starts getting
    # really pissy, as some other module we use unsets it.
    $, = '';
    use Log::Dispatch 1.6;

    my %level_to_num = (
        map( { $_ => } 0..7 ),
        debug     => 0,
        info      => 1,
        notice    => 2,
        warning   => 3,
        error     => 4, 'err' => 4,
        critical  => 5, crit  => 5,
        alert     => 6,
        emergency => 7, emerg => 7,
    );

    unless ( $RT::Logger ) {

        # preload UTF-8 encoding so that Encode:encode doesn't fail to load
        # as part of throwing an exception
        Encode::encode("UTF-8","");

        $RT::Logger = Log::Dispatch->new;

        my $stack_from_level;
        if ( $stack_from_level = RT->Config->Get('LogStackTraces') ) {
            # if option has old style '\d'(true) value
            $stack_from_level = 0 if $stack_from_level =~ /^\d+$/;
            $stack_from_level = $level_to_num{ $stack_from_level } || 0;
        } else {
            $stack_from_level = 99; # don't log
        }

        my $simple_cb = sub {
            # if this code throw any warning we can get segfault
            no warnings;
            my %p = @_;

            # skip Log::* stack frames
            my $frame = 0;
            $frame++ while caller($frame) && caller($frame) =~ /^Log::/;
            my ($package, $filename, $line) = caller($frame);

            # Encode to bytes, so we don't send wide characters
            $p{message} = Encode::encode("UTF-8", $p{message});

            $p{'message'} =~ s/(?:\r*\n)+$//;
            return "[$$] [". gmtime(time) ."] [". $p{'level'} ."]: "
                . $p{'message'} ." ($filename:$line)\n";
        };

        my $syslog_cb = sub {
            # if this code throw any warning we can get segfault
            no warnings;
            my %p = @_;

            my $frame = 0; # stack frame index
            # skip Log::* stack frames
            $frame++ while caller($frame) && caller($frame) =~ /^Log::/;
            my ($package, $filename, $line) = caller($frame);

            # Encode to bytes, so we don't send wide characters
            $p{message} = Encode::encode("UTF-8", $p{message});

            $p{message} =~ s/(?:\r*\n)+$//;
            if ($p{level} eq 'debug') {
                return "[$$] $p{message} ($filename:$line)\n";
            } else {
                return "[$$] $p{message}\n";
            }
        };

        my $stack_cb = sub {
            no warnings;
            my %p = @_;
            return $p{'message'} unless $level_to_num{ $p{'level'} } >= $stack_from_level;

            require Devel::StackTrace;
            my $trace = Devel::StackTrace->new( ignore_class => [ 'Log::Dispatch', 'Log::Dispatch::Base' ] );
            return $p{'message'} . $trace->as_string;

            # skip calling of the Log::* subroutins
            my $frame = 0;
            $frame++ while caller($frame) && caller($frame) =~ /^Log::/;
            $frame++ while caller($frame) && (caller($frame))[3] =~ /^Log::/;

            $p{'message'} .= "\nStack trace:\n";
            while( my ($package, $filename, $line, $sub) = caller($frame++) ) {
                $p{'message'} .= "\t$sub(...) called at $filename:$line\n";
            }
            return $p{'message'};
        };

        if ( $Config->Get('LogToFile') ) {
            my ($filename, $logdir) = (
                $Config->Get('LogToFileNamed') || 'rt.log',
                $Config->Get('LogDir') || File::Spec->catdir( $VarPath, 'log' ),
            );
            if ( $filename =~ m![/\\]! ) { # looks like an absolute path.
                ($logdir) = $filename =~ m{^(.*[/\\])};
            }
            else {
                $filename = File::Spec->catfile( $logdir, $filename );
            }

            unless ( -d $logdir && ( ( -f $filename && -w $filename ) || -w $logdir ) ) {
                # localizing here would be hard when we don't have a current user yet
                die "Log file '$filename' couldn't be written or created.\n RT can't run.";
            }

            require Log::Dispatch::File;
            $RT::Logger->add( Log::Dispatch::File->new
                           ( name=>'file',
                             min_level=> $Config->Get('LogToFile'),
                             filename=> $filename,
                             mode=>'append',
                             callbacks => [ $simple_cb, $stack_cb ],
                           ));
        }
        if ( $Config->Get('LogToSTDERR') ) {
            require Log::Dispatch::Screen;
            $RT::Logger->add( Log::Dispatch::Screen->new
                         ( name => 'screen',
                           min_level => $Config->Get('LogToSTDERR'),
                           callbacks => [ $simple_cb, $stack_cb ],
                           stderr => 1,
                         ));
        }
        if ( $Config->Get('LogToSyslog') ) {
            require Log::Dispatch::Syslog;
            $RT::Logger->add(Log::Dispatch::Syslog->new
                         ( name => 'syslog',
                           ident => 'RT',
                           min_level => $Config->Get('LogToSyslog'),
                           callbacks => [ $syslog_cb, $stack_cb ],
                           stderr => 1,
                           $Config->Get('LogToSyslogConf'),
                         ));
        }
    }
    InitSignalHandlers();
}

# Some messages may have been logged before the logger was available.
# Output them here.

sub ProcessPreInitMessages {
    foreach my $message ( @RT::Config::PreInitLoggerMessages ){
        RT->Logger->debug($message);
    }
}

sub InitSignalHandlers {

# Signal handlers
## This is the default handling of warnings and die'ings in the code
## (including other used modules - maybe except for errors catched by
## Mason).  It will log all problems through the standard logging
## mechanism (see above).

    $SIG{__WARN__} = sub {
        # use 'goto &foo' syntax to hide ANON sub from stack
        unshift @_, $RT::Logger, qw(level warning message);
        goto &Log::Dispatch::log;
    };

#When we call die, trap it and log->crit with the value of the die.

    $SIG{__DIE__}  = sub {
        # if we are not in eval and perl is not parsing code
        # then rollback transactions and log RT error
        unless ($^S || !defined $^S ) {
            $RT::Handle->Rollback(1) if $RT::Handle;
            $RT::Logger->crit("$_[0]") if $RT::Logger;
        }
        die $_[0];
    };
}


sub CheckPerlRequirements {
    eval {require 5.010_001};
    if ($@) {
        die sprintf "RT requires Perl v5.10.1 or newer.  Your current Perl is v%vd\n", $^V;
    }

    # use $error here so the following "die" can still affect the global $@
    my $error;
    {
        local $@;
        eval {
            my $x = '';
            my $y = \$x;
            require Scalar::Util;
            Scalar::Util::weaken($y);
        };
        $error = $@;
    }

    if ($error) {
        die <<"EOF";

RT requires the Scalar::Util module be built with support for  the 'weaken'
function.

It is sometimes the case that operating system upgrades will replace
a working Scalar::Util with a non-working one. If your system was working
correctly up until now, this is likely the cause of the problem.

Please reinstall Scalar::Util, being careful to let it build with your C
compiler. Usually this is as simple as running the following command as
root.

    perl -MCPAN -e'install Scalar::Util'

EOF

    }
}

=head2 InitClasses

Load all modules that define base classes.

=cut

sub InitClasses {
    shift if @_%2; # so we can call it as a function or method
    my %args = (@_);
    require RT::Tickets;
    require RT::Transactions;
    require RT::Attachments;
    require RT::Users;
    require RT::Principals;
    require RT::CurrentUser;
    require RT::Templates;
    require RT::Queues;
    require RT::ScripActions;
    require RT::ScripConditions;
    require RT::Scrips;
    require RT::Groups;
    require RT::GroupMembers;
    require RT::CustomFields;
    require RT::CustomFieldValues;
    require RT::ObjectCustomFields;
    require RT::ObjectCustomFieldValues;
    require RT::CustomRoles;
    require RT::ObjectCustomRoles;
    require RT::Attributes;
    require RT::Dashboard;
    require RT::Approval;
    require RT::Lifecycle;
    require RT::Link;
    require RT::Links;
    require RT::Article;
    require RT::Articles;
    require RT::Class;
    require RT::Classes;
    require RT::ObjectClass;
    require RT::ObjectClasses;
    require RT::ObjectTopic;
    require RT::ObjectTopics;
    require RT::Topic;
    require RT::Topics;
    require RT::Link;
    require RT::Links;
    require RT::Catalog;
    require RT::Catalogs;
    require RT::Asset;
    require RT::Assets;
    require RT::CustomFieldValues::Canonicalizer;

    _BuildTableAttributes();

    if ( $args{'Heavy'} ) {
        # load scrips' modules
        my $scrips = RT::Scrips->new(RT->SystemUser);
        while ( my $scrip = $scrips->Next ) {
            local $@;
            eval { $scrip->LoadModules } or
                $RT::Logger->error("Invalid Scrip ".$scrip->Id.".  Unable to load the Action or Condition.  ".
                                   "You should delete or repair this Scrip in the admin UI.\n$@\n");
        }

        foreach my $class ( grep $_, RT->Config->Get('CustomFieldValuesSources') ) {
            $class->require or $RT::Logger->error(
                "Class '$class' is listed in CustomFieldValuesSources option"
                ." in the config, but we failed to load it:\n$@\n"
            );
        }

    }
}

sub _BuildTableAttributes {
    # on a cold server (just after restart) people could have an object
    # in the session, as we deserialize it so we never call constructor
    # of the class, so the list of accessible fields is empty and we die
    # with "Method xxx is not implemented in RT::SomeClass"

    # without this, we also can never call _ClassAccessible, because we
    # won't have filled RT::Record::_TABLE_ATTR
    $_->_BuildTableAttributes foreach qw(
        RT::Ticket
        RT::Transaction
        RT::Attachment
        RT::User
        RT::Principal
        RT::Template
        RT::Queue
        RT::ScripAction
        RT::ScripCondition
        RT::Scrip
        RT::ObjectScrip
        RT::Group
        RT::GroupMember
        RT::CustomField
        RT::CustomFieldValue
        RT::ObjectCustomField
        RT::ObjectCustomFieldValue
        RT::Attribute
        RT::ACE
        RT::Article
        RT::Class
        RT::Link
        RT::ObjectClass
        RT::ObjectTopic
        RT::Topic
        RT::Asset
        RT::Catalog
        RT::CustomRole
        RT::ObjectCustomRole
    );
}

=head2 InitSystemObjects

Initializes system objects: C<$RT::System>, C<< RT->SystemUser >>
and C<< RT->Nobody >>.

=cut

sub InitSystemObjects {

    #RT's system user is a genuine database user. its id lives here
    require RT::CurrentUser;
    $SystemUser = RT::CurrentUser->new;
    $SystemUser->LoadByName('RT_System');

    #RT's "nobody user" is a genuine database user. its ID lives here.
    $Nobody = RT::CurrentUser->new;
    $Nobody->LoadByName('Nobody');

    require RT::System;
    $System = RT::System->new( $SystemUser );
}

=head1 CLASS METHODS

=head2 Config

Returns the current L<config object|RT::Config>, but note that
you must L<load config|/LoadConfig> first otherwise this method
returns undef.

Method can be called as class method.

=cut

sub Config { return $Config || shift->LoadConfig(); }

=head2 DatabaseHandle

Returns the current L<database handle object|RT::Handle>.

See also L</ConnectToDatabase>.

=cut

sub DatabaseHandle { return $Handle }

=head2 Logger

Returns the logger. See also L</InitLogging>.

=cut

sub Logger { return $Logger }

=head2 System

Returns the current L<system object|RT::System>. See also
L</InitSystemObjects>.

=cut

sub System { return $System }

=head2 SystemUser

Returns the system user's object, it's object of
L<RT::CurrentUser> class that represents the system. See also
L</InitSystemObjects>.

=cut

sub SystemUser { return $SystemUser }

=head2 Nobody

Returns object of Nobody. It's object of L<RT::CurrentUser> class
that represents a user who can own ticket and nothing else. See
also L</InitSystemObjects>.

=cut

sub Nobody { return $Nobody }

sub PrivilegedUsers {
    if (!$_Privileged) {
    $_Privileged = RT::Group->new(RT->SystemUser);
    $_Privileged->LoadSystemInternalGroup('Privileged');
    }
    return $_Privileged;
}

sub UnprivilegedUsers {
    if (!$_Unprivileged) {
    $_Unprivileged = RT::Group->new(RT->SystemUser);
    $_Unprivileged->LoadSystemInternalGroup('Unprivileged');
    }
    return $_Unprivileged;
}


=head2 Plugins

Returns a listref of all Plugins currently configured for this RT instance.
You can define plugins by adding them to the @Plugins list in your RT_SiteConfig

=cut

sub Plugins {
    state @PLUGINS;
    state $DID_INIT = 0;

    my $self = shift;
    unless ($DID_INIT) {
        $self->InitPluginPaths;
        @PLUGINS = $self->InitPlugins;
        $DID_INIT++;
    }
    return [@PLUGINS];
}

=head2 PluginDirs

Takes an optional subdir (e.g. po, lib, etc.) and returns a list of
directories from plugins where that subdirectory exists.

This code does not check plugin names, plugin validitity, or load
plugins (see L</InitPlugins>) in any way, and requires that RT's
configuration have been already loaded.

=cut

sub PluginDirs {
    my $self = shift;
    my $subdir = shift;

    require RT::Plugin;

    my @res;
    foreach my $plugin (grep $_, RT->Config->Get('Plugins')) {
        my $path = RT::Plugin->new( name => $plugin )->Path( $subdir );
        next unless -d $path;
        push @res, $path;
    }
    return @res;
}

=head2 InitPluginPaths

Push plugins' lib paths into @INC right after F<local/lib>.
In case F<local/lib> isn't in @INC, append them to @INC

=cut

sub InitPluginPaths {
    my $self = shift || __PACKAGE__;

    my @lib_dirs = $self->PluginDirs('lib');

    my @tmp_inc;
    my $added;
    for (@INC) {
        my $realpath = Cwd::realpath($_);
        next unless defined $realpath;
        if ( $realpath eq $RT::LocalLibPath) {
            push @tmp_inc, $_, @lib_dirs;
            $added = 1;
        } else {
            push @tmp_inc, $_;
        }
    }

    # append @lib_dirs in case $RT::LocalLibPath isn't in @INC
    push @tmp_inc, @lib_dirs unless $added;

    my %seen;
    @INC = grep !$seen{$_}++, @tmp_inc;
}

=head2 InitPlugins

Initialize all Plugins found in the RT configuration file, setting up
their lib and L<HTML::Mason> component roots.

=cut

our %CORED_PLUGINS = (
    'RT::Extension::SLA' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::ExternalStorage' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::Assets' => '4.4',
    'RT::Authen::ExternalAuth' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::LDAPImport' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::SpawnLinkedTicketInQueue' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::ParentTimeWorked' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::FutureMailgate' => '4.4',
    'RT::Extension::AdminConditionsAndActions' => '4.4.2',
);

sub InitPlugins {
    my $self    = shift;
    my @plugins;
    require RT::Plugin;
    foreach my $plugin (grep $_, RT->Config->Get('Plugins')) {
        if ( $CORED_PLUGINS{$plugin} ) {
            RT->Logger->warning( "$plugin has been cored since RT $CORED_PLUGINS{$plugin}, please check the upgrade document for more details" );
        }
        $plugin->require;
        die $UNIVERSAL::require::ERROR if ($UNIVERSAL::require::ERROR);
        push @plugins, RT::Plugin->new(name =>$plugin);
    }
    return @plugins;
}


sub InstallMode {
    my $self = shift;
    if (@_) {
        my ($integrity, $state, $msg) = RT::Handle->CheckIntegrity;
        if ($_[0] and $integrity) {
            # Trying to turn install mode on but we have a good DB!
            require Carp;
            $RT::Logger->error(
                Carp::longmess("Something tried to turn on InstallMode but we have DB integrity!")
            );
        }
        else {
            $_INSTALL_MODE = shift;
            if($_INSTALL_MODE) {
                require RT::CurrentUser;
               $SystemUser = RT::CurrentUser->new();
            }
        }
    }
    return $_INSTALL_MODE;
}

sub LoadGeneratedData {
    my $class = shift;
    my $pm_path = ( File::Spec->splitpath( $INC{'RT.pm'} ) )[1];
    $pm_path = File::Spec->rel2abs( $pm_path );

    require "$pm_path/RT/Generated.pm" || die "Couldn't load RT::Generated: $@";
    $class->CanonicalizeGeneratedPaths();
}

sub CanonicalizeGeneratedPaths {
    my $class = shift;
    unless ( File::Spec->file_name_is_absolute($EtcPath) ) {

   # if BasePath exists and is absolute, we won't infer it from $INC{'RT.pm'}.
   # otherwise RT.pm will make the source dir(where we configure RT) be the
   # BasePath instead of the one specified by --prefix
        unless ( -d $BasePath
                 && File::Spec->file_name_is_absolute($BasePath) )
        {
            my $pm_path = ( File::Spec->splitpath( $INC{'RT.pm'} ) )[1];

     # need rel2abs here is to make sure path is absolute, since $INC{'RT.pm'}
     # is not always absolute
            $BasePath = File::Spec->rel2abs(
                          File::Spec->catdir( $pm_path, File::Spec->updir ) );
        }

        $BasePath = Cwd::realpath($BasePath);

        for my $path (
                    qw/EtcPath BinPath SbinPath VarPath LocalPath StaticPath LocalEtcPath
                    LocalLibPath LexiconPath LocalLexiconPath PluginPath FontPath
                    LocalPluginPath LocalStaticPath MasonComponentRoot MasonLocalComponentRoot
                    MasonDataDir MasonSessionDir/
                     )
        {
            no strict 'refs';

            # just change relative ones
            $$path = File::Spec->catfile( $BasePath, $$path )
                unless File::Spec->file_name_is_absolute($$path);
        }
    }

}

=head2 AddJavaScript

Helper method to add JS files to the C<@JSFiles> config at runtime.

To add files, you can add the following line to your extension's main C<.pm>
file:

    RT->AddJavaScript( 'foo.js', 'bar.js' ); 

Files are expected to be in a static root in a F<js/> directory, such as
F<static/js/> in your extension or F<local/static/js/> for local overlays.

=cut

sub AddJavaScript {
    my $self = shift;

    my @old = RT->Config->Get('JSFiles');
    RT->Config->Set( 'JSFiles', @old, @_ );
    return RT->Config->Get('JSFiles');
}

=head2 AddStyleSheets

Helper method to add CSS files to the C<@CSSFiles> config at runtime.

To add files, you can add the following line to your extension's main C<.pm>
file:

    RT->AddStyleSheets( 'foo.css', 'bar.css' ); 

Files are expected to be in a static root in a F<css/> directory, such as
F<static/css/> in your extension or F<local/static/css/> for local
overlays.

=cut

sub AddStyleSheets {
    my $self = shift;
    my @old = RT->Config->Get('CSSFiles');
    RT->Config->Set( 'CSSFiles', @old, @_ );
    return RT->Config->Get('CSSFiles');
}

=head2 JavaScript

helper method of RT->Config->Get('JSFiles')

=cut

sub JavaScript {
    return RT->Config->Get('JSFiles');
}

=head2 StyleSheets

helper method of RT->Config->Get('CSSFiles')

=cut

sub StyleSheets {
    return RT->Config->Get('CSSFiles');
}

=head2 Deprecated

Notes that a particular call path is deprecated, and will be removed in
a particular release.  Puts a warning in the logs indicating such, along
with a stack trace.

Optional arguments include:

=over

=item Remove

The release which is slated to remove the method or component

=item Instead

A suggestion of what to use in place of the deprecated API

=item Arguments

Used if not the entire method is being removed, merely a manner of
calling it; names the arguments which are deprecated.

=item Message

Overrides the auto-built phrasing of C<Calling function ____ is
deprecated> with a custom message.

=item Detail

Provides more context (e.g. callback paths) after the Message but before the
Stack

=item Object

An L<RT::Record> object to print the class and numeric id of.  Useful if the
admin will need to hunt down a particular object to fix the deprecation
warning.

=back

=cut

sub Deprecated {
    my $class = shift;
    my %args = (
        Arguments => undef,
        Remove => undef,
        Instead => undef,
        Message => undef,
        Detail => undef,
        Stack   => 1,
        LogLevel => "warn",
        @_,
    );

    my ($function) = (caller(1))[3];
    my $stack;
    if ($function eq "HTML::Mason::Commands::__ANON__") {
        eval { HTML::Mason::Exception->throw() };
        my $error = $@;
        my $info = $error->analyze_error;
        $function = "Mason component ".$info->{frames}[0]->filename;
        $stack = join("\n", map { sprintf("\t[%s:%d]", $_->filename, $_->line) } @{$info->{frames}});
    } else {
        $function = "function $function";
        $stack = Carp::longmess();
    }
    $stack =~ s/^.*?\n//; # Strip off call to ->Deprecated

    my $msg;
    if ($args{Message}) {
        $msg = $args{Message};
    } elsif ($args{Arguments}) {
        $msg = "Calling $function with $args{Arguments} is deprecated";
    } else {
        $msg = "The $function is deprecated";
    }
    $msg .= ", and will be removed in RT $args{Remove}"
        if $args{Remove};
    $msg .= ".";

    $msg .= "  You should use $args{Instead} instead."
        if $args{Instead};

    $msg .= sprintf "  Object: %s #%d.", blessed($args{Object}), $args{Object}->id
        if $args{Object};

    $msg .= "\n$args{Detail}\n" if $args{Detail};

    $msg .= "  Call stack:\n$stack" if $args{Stack};

    my $loglevel = $args{LogLevel};
    RT->Logger->$loglevel($msg);
}

=head1 BUGS

Please report them to rt-bugs@bestpractical.com, if you know what's
broken and have at least some idea of what needs to be fixed.

If you're not sure what's going on, start a discussion in the RT Developers
category on the community forum at L<https://forum.bestpractical.com> or
send email to sales@bestpractical.com for professional assistance.

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<RT::StyleGuide>
L<DBIx::SearchBuilder>

=cut

require RT::Base;
RT::Base->_ImportOverlays();

1;
