def get_issues(self):
""" Get PRDS, then get their New Feature links, then get the New Features
Puts issues in self.prd_issue_list and self.new_feature_issue_list
Lists of issue dictionaries
"""
# Get prd new feature link ids, then we'll get those issues
# jql = '(("FL Project" = "G.1.0") and ((project = "Titan") or (project = "Griffin")) and (issuetype = "PRD"))'
jql = '(("FL Project" = \"%s\") and (project = \"%s\") and (issuetype = "PRD"))' % (self.options.fl_project, self.options.project)
self.jql = jql
print "Getting PRD issues"
print "jql: %s" % jql
self.prd_issue_list = list(jira_utils.get_issues(jql))
# Get prd new feature link ids, then we'll get those issues
nf_link_ids = []
for item in self.prd_issue_list:
for issue_link in item['fields']['issuelinks']:
try:
if issue_link['inwardIssue']['fields']['issuetype']['name'] == "New Feature":
nf_link_ids.append(issue_link['inwardIssue']['key']) # Add New feature id to list
except KeyError:
continue # Some issue links don't have the field "inwardIssue", skip those and continue
nf_link_ids_string = ",".join(sorted(nf_link_ids))
jql = 'key in (' + nf_link_ids_string + ')' # Like: key in ("Titan-1234", "Titan-5678")
print "Getting PRDs New Feature link issues"
print "jql: %s" % jql
self.new_feature_issue_list = list(jira_utils.get_issues(jql))
pass
else:
raise IOError('Cannot open configuration file')
except ConfigParser.ParsingError, error:
print 'Error,', error
# The jira query that will get the issues we're interested in.
jql = '(("FL Project" = "G.1.0") and ("project" = "TITAN") and \
(issuetype = "New Feature") and (status != "Open" or status != "In Progress" or status != "Reopened" or status != "Resolved" or status != "Closed") or \
(issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress"))'
# (issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress"))' % self.options.fl_project
print "jql: %s" % jql
# temp_issue = jira_utils.get_issue("TEST-114")
# print json.dumps(temp_issue, indent=4)
# sys.exit()
ja.issues = list(jira_utils.get_issues(jql)) # Gets issues using the jgl query (turn returned json into python list)
print "Number of issues: %s" % len(ja.issues)
ja.create_issue_objs() # Create IssueClass objects for each issue, also gets changes and time in status
ja.put_subtask_in_parent()
ja.get_stalled_issues()
ja.send_main_email() # Email complete list of latest issue status times
# ja.send_assignee_emails() # Send email to assignees about their issues
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())