def __init__(self, jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass, settings): self.settings = settings self.jira = JIRA(jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass)
def __init__(self, jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass, settings):
self.settings = settings
self.jira = JIRA(jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass)
class JIRAHook(object):
def __init__(self, jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass, settings):
self.settings = settings
self.jira = JIRA(jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass)
def _bugSubject(self):
# helper method -- return a subject for this particluar bug.
return "Metro QA: %s (%s) failure on %s" % ( self.settings["target/build"], self.settings["target/subarch"], self.hostname() )
def hostname(self):
return socket.gethostname()
def info(self):
out = {}
for x in [ "build", "arch_desc", "subarch", "version" ]:
k = "target/" + x
if self.settings.has_key(k):
out[x] = self.settings[k]
if "target" in self.settings:
out["target"] = self.settings["target"]
if "path/mirror/target/path" in self.settings:
out["path"] = self.settings["path/mirror/target/path"]
err_fn = out["path"] + "/log/errors.json"
if os.path.exists(err_fn):
a = open(err_fn,"r")
out["failed_ebuilds"] = json.loads(a.read())
a.close()
if "success" in self.settings:
out["success"] = self.settings["success"]
return out
def _allMatching(self):
i = self.jira.getAllIssues({'jql' : 'Summary ~ "\\"%s\\"" and project = QA and status != closed' % self._bugSubject(), 'maxresults' : 1000 })
if i != None and "issues" in i:
return i["issues"]
else:
return []
def _existingBug(self):
# helper method -- does an existing bug for this build failure exist?
return len(self._allMatching()) != 0
def onFailure(self):
matching = self._allMatching()
if not matching:
print("no matching issues... creating one.")
# If one doesn't exist, create a new issue...
jira_key = self.jira.createIssue(
project='QA',
title= self._bugSubject(),
description="A build failure has occurred. Details below:\n{code}\n" +
json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) + "\n{code}\n"
)
print(jira_key)
else:
print("found a matching issue.")
# Update comment with new build failure info, to avoid creating a brand new bug.
for match in matching:
print("processing issue (comment)")
self.jira.commentOnIssue(match,"Another build failure has occurred. Details below:\n{code}\n" +
json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) + "\n{code}\n"
)
def onSuccess(self):
for i in self._allMatching():
print("Closing matching issue %s" % i['key'])
self.jira.commentOnIssue(i,"Build completed successfully. Closing. Details below:\n{code}\n" +
json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) + "\n{code}\n"
)
self.jira.closeIssue(i)
def run(self):
if self.settings["success"] == "yes":
return self.onSuccess()
else:
return self.onFailure()
class JIRAHook(object):
def __init__(self, jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass, settings):
self.settings = settings
self.jira = JIRA(jira_url, jira_user, jira_pass)
def _bugSubject(self):
# helper method -- return a subject for this particluar bug.
return "Metro QA: %s (%s) failure on %s" % (
self.settings["target/build"], self.settings["target/subarch"],
self.hostname())
def hostname(self):
return socket.gethostname()
def info(self):
out = {}
for x in ["build", "arch_desc", "subarch", "version"]:
k = "target/" + x
if self.settings.has_key(k):
out[x] = self.settings[k]
if "target" in self.settings:
out["target"] = self.settings["target"]
if "path/mirror/target/path" in self.settings:
out["path"] = self.settings["path/mirror/target/path"]
err_fn = out["path"] + "/log/errors.json"
if os.path.exists(err_fn):
a = open(err_fn, "r")
out["failed_ebuilds"] = json.loads(a.read())
a.close()
if "success" in self.settings:
out["success"] = self.settings["success"]
return out
def _allMatching(self):
i = self.jira.getAllIssues({
'jql':
'Summary ~ "\\"%s\\"" and project = QA and status != closed' %
self._bugSubject(),
'maxresults':
1000
})
if i != None and "issues" in i:
return i["issues"]
else:
return []
def _existingBug(self):
# helper method -- does an existing bug for this build failure exist?
return len(self._allMatching()) != 0
def onFailure(self):
matching = self._allMatching()
if not matching:
print("no matching issues... creating one.")
# If one doesn't exist, create a new issue...
jira_key = self.jira.createIssue(
project='QA',
title=self._bugSubject(),
description=
"A build failure has occurred. Details below:\n{code}\n" +
json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) +
"\n{code}\n")
print(jira_key)
else:
print("found a matching issue.")
# Update comment with new build failure info, to avoid creating a brand new bug.
for match in matching:
print("processing issue (comment)")
self.jira.commentOnIssue(
match,
"Another build failure has occurred. Details below:\n{code}\n"
+ json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) +
"\n{code}\n")
def onSuccess(self):
for i in self._allMatching():
print("Closing matching issue %s" % i['key'])
self.jira.commentOnIssue(
i,
"Build completed successfully. Closing. Details below:\n{code}\n"
+ json.dumps(self.info(), indent=4, sort_keys=True) +
"\n{code}\n")
self.jira.closeIssue(i)
def run(self):
if self.settings["success"] == "yes":
return self.onSuccess()
else:
return self.onFailure()
