def get_commit_history(repository, revision, push):
mozciPush = MozciPush([revision], repository.name)
parent = mozciPush.parent
parent_sha = parent.revs[-1]
parents = Push.objects.filter(repository__name=parent.branch, revision=parent_sha)
parent_repo = Repository.objects.get(name=parent.branch)
parent_push = parents[0] if len(parents) else None
resp = {
'parentSha': parent_sha,
'exactMatch': False,
'parentPushRevision': None,
'parentRepository': RepositorySerializer(parent_repo).data,
'id': None,
'jobCounts': None,
'revisions': [
CommitSerializer(commit).data for commit in push.commits.all().order_by('-id')
],
'revisionCount': push.commits.count(),
'currentPush': PushSerializer(push).data,
}
if parent_push:
resp.update(
{
# This will be the revision of the Parent, as long as we could find a Push in
# Treeherder for it.
'parentPushRevision': parent_push.revision,
'id': parent_push.id,
'jobCounts': parent_push.get_status(),
'exactMatch': parent_sha == parent_push.revision,
}
)
return resp
def get_response_object(parent_sha, revisions, revision_count, push,
repository):
"""Build a response object that shows the parent and commit history.
parent_sha -- The SHA of the parent of the latest commit
revisions -- The revisions/commits of the current Push
revision_count -- The count of those revisions (may be different from len(revisions)
because we only keep so many actual revisions in Treeherder, even if the Push has
more.
push -- The Push for the parent. This might be the actual parent Push, or the closest
thing we could find. Could also be the Push for the commit of the `parent_sha`.
repository -- The repository of the parent. If we can't find a parent Push, then this
will be the repository of the current Push.
"""
resp = {
'parentSha': parent_sha,
'exactMatch': False,
'parentPushRevision': None,
'parentRepository': RepositorySerializer(repository).data,
'id': None,
'jobCounts': None,
'revisions': revisions,
'revisionCount': revision_count,
}
if push:
resp.update({
# This will be the revision of the Parent, as long as we could find a Push in
# Treeherder for it.
'parentPushRevision': push.revision,
'id': push.id,
'jobCounts': push.get_status(),
'exactMatch': parent_sha == push.revision,
})
return resp
def get_response_object(parent_sha, push, repository):
resp = {
'parentSha': parent_sha,
'exactMatch': False,
'revision': None,
'repository': RepositorySerializer(repository).data,
'id': None,
'jobCounts': None,
}
if push:
resp.update({
'revision': push.revision,
'id': push.id,
'jobCounts': push.get_status(),
'exactMatch': parent_sha == push.revision,
})
return resp