def run(self, old_sha1, new_sha1, _ref):
sha1s = LibHookKit.get_sha1_list_between_commits(old_sha1, new_sha1)
for sha1 in sha1s:
commit_message = LibHookKit.run_git_command(
['log', '-1', '--format=%s%n%b', sha1])
# 1) Check the staged commits if they have a duplicate commit message
other_sha1s = [e for e in sha1s if not e == sha1]
found = self.scan_sha1_list_for_message(other_sha1s,
commit_message)
if found:
return self.duplicate_found(sha1, found)
# 2) Check existing commits if they have a duplicate commit message
commit_message = commit_message.rstrip()
# Needed for multi-line comments
grep_prefix = ''
if '\n' in commit_message:
grep_prefix = '/'
# This is to fix a problem where * was causing problems with
# the shell git command. I tried re.escape, but that caused the
# "push inbetween" test to fail. I don't have time to investigate
# further, so I'll stick with this hotfix for now.
commit_message = commit_message.replace('*', '\*')
match_sha1s = LibHookKit.run_git_command([
'log', '--format=%H',
'--grep=' + grep_prefix + '^%s$' % commit_message
])
match_sha1s = filter(None, match_sha1s.split('\n'))
try:
match_sha1s.remove(sha1)
except:
pass
# sha1s may contain partial matches - refine it down to exact matches
for _sha1 in match_sha1s:
old_message = LibHookKit.get_commit_message(_sha1).rstrip()
if old_message == commit_message:
return self.duplicate_found(sha1, _sha1)
return True
def run(self, old_sha1, new_sha1, _ref):
sha1s = LibHookKit.get_sha1_list_between_commits(old_sha1, new_sha1)
for sha1 in sha1s:
commit_message = LibHookKit.run_git_command(['log', '-1',
'--format=%s%n%b',
sha1])
# 1) Check the staged commits if they have a duplicate commit message
other_sha1s = [e for e in sha1s if not e == sha1]
found = self.scan_sha1_list_for_message(other_sha1s,
commit_message)
if found:
return self.duplicate_found(sha1, found)
# 2) Check existing commits if they have a duplicate commit message
commit_message = commit_message.rstrip()
# Needed for multi-line comments
grep_prefix = ''
if '\n' in commit_message:
grep_prefix = '/'
# This is to fix a problem where * was causing problems with
# the shell git command. I tried re.escape, but that caused the
# "push inbetween" test to fail. I don't have time to investigate
# further, so I'll stick with this hotfix for now.
commit_message = commit_message.replace('*', '\*')
match_sha1s = LibHookKit.run_git_command(['log', '--format=%H',
'--grep=' + grep_prefix +
'^%s$' % commit_message])
match_sha1s = filter(None, match_sha1s.split('\n'))
try:
match_sha1s.remove(sha1)
except:
pass
# sha1s may contain partial matches - refine it down to exact matches
for _sha1 in match_sha1s:
old_message = LibHookKit.get_commit_message(_sha1).rstrip()
if old_message == commit_message:
return self.duplicate_found(sha1, _sha1)
return True
def trigger_scripts(old_sha1, new_sha1, ref):
# We only care about branches
# TBD: Add hook support for things other than branches
if not ref.startswith('refs/heads'):
return
# Delete branch
if new_sha1 == '0000000000000000000000000000000000000000':
return
# New branch
if old_sha1 == '0000000000000000000000000000000000000000':
# FIXME: This feels really wrong, but I'm not sure what I should do instead.
# I'll do this for now, until I can think of something better.
# (or it starts causing problems)
old_sha1 = LibHookKit.run_git_command(
['merge-base', new_sha1, 'master'])
old_sha1 = old_sha1.rstrip()
failed = False
script_names = []
for script in scripts_to_run_each_commit:
script_names.append(script.label)
for script in scripts_to_run_on_last_commit:
script_names.append(script.label)
script_names = ', '.join(script_names)
print '* Checks: ' + script_names + '\n'
sys.stdout.flush()
for sha1 in LibHookKit.get_sha1_list_between_commits(old_sha1, new_sha1):
for script in scripts_to_run_each_commit:
if not script.run(sha1):
print '\t!!! Fail: ' + sha1 + ' - ' + script.error_message
sys.stdout.flush()
failed = True
#should pass in a dict of args
#FIXME: This really needs tests!
for script in scripts_to_run_on_last_commit:
if not script.run(old_sha1, new_sha1, ref):
print '!!! Fail: ' + script.error_message
sys.stdout.flush()
failed = True
if failed:
exit_with_error_message('\n!!! PUSH ABORTED !!!\n')
def trigger_scripts(old_sha1, new_sha1, ref):
# We only care about branches
# TBD: Add hook support for things other than branches
if not ref.startswith("refs/heads"):
return
# Delete branch
if new_sha1 == "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000":
return
# New branch
if old_sha1 == "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000":
# FIXME: This feels really wrong, but I'm not sure what I should do instead.
# I'll do this for now, until I can think of something better.
# (or it starts causing problems)
old_sha1 = LibHookKit.run_git_command(["merge-base", new_sha1, "master"])
old_sha1 = old_sha1.rstrip()
failed = False
script_names = []
for script in scripts_to_run_each_commit:
script_names.append(script.label)
for script in scripts_to_run_on_last_commit:
script_names.append(script.label)
script_names = ", ".join(script_names)
print "* Checks: " + script_names + "\n"
sys.stdout.flush()
for sha1 in LibHookKit.get_sha1_list_between_commits(old_sha1, new_sha1):
for script in scripts_to_run_each_commit:
if not script.run(sha1):
print "\t!!! Fail: " + sha1 + " - " + script.error_message
sys.stdout.flush()
failed = True
# should pass in a dict of args
# FIXME: This really needs tests!
for script in scripts_to_run_on_last_commit:
if not script.run(old_sha1, new_sha1, ref):
print "!!! Fail: " + script.error_message
sys.stdout.flush()
failed = True
if failed:
exit_with_error_message("\n!!! PUSH ABORTED !!!\n")
