def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
TODO: need to come up with a way to resolve variables used inside the profile
Best way to do this i think is to pull all available variables form the xlr context and match the
dictonary's values against them
:param args:
:param kwargs:
:return:
"""
# pull in the xlrelease apis
self.__releaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getReleaseApi()
self.__repositoryService = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getRepositoryService(
)
self.__taskApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getTaskApi()
self.__phaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getPhaseApi()
self.__variable_start_regex = re.compile('\$\{', re.IGNORECASE)
# TODO: replace with {} once testing is done
self.__variable_start_string = "$<"
self.__variable_end_string = ">"
self.store = dict()
if kwargs.has_key('url'):
kwargs = self.load_from_url(kwargs['url'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoId'):
kwargs = self.load_profile_from_xlr_repo(kwargs['repoId'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoString'):
kwargs = json.loads(str(kwargs['repoString']))
self.update(dict(*args, **kwargs)) # use the free update to set keys
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
TODO: need to come up with a way to resolve variables used inside the profile
Best way to do this i think is to pull all available variables form the xlr context and match the
dictonary's values against them
:param args:
:param kwargs:
:return:
"""
# pull in the xlrelease apis
self.__releaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getReleaseApi()
self.__repositoryService = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getRepositoryService()
self.__taskApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getTaskApi()
self.__phaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getPhaseApi()
self.__variable_start_regex = re.compile('\$\{', re.IGNORECASE)
# TODO: replace with {} once testing is done
self.__variable_start_string = "$<"
self.__variable_end_string = ">"
self.store = dict()
if kwargs.has_key('url'):
kwargs = self.load_from_url(kwargs['url'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoId'):
kwargs = self.load_profile_from_xlr_repo(kwargs['repoId'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoString'):
kwargs = json.loads(str(kwargs['repoString']))
self.update(dict(*args, **kwargs)) # use the free update to set keys
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# pull in the xlrelease apis
self.__releaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getReleaseApi()
self.__repositoryService = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getRepositoryService()
self.__taskApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getTaskApi()
self.__variable_start_regex = re.compile('^\$\{', re.IGNORECASE)
self.store = dict()
if kwargs.has_key('url'):
kwargs = self.load_from_url(kwargs['url'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoId'):
kwargs = self.load_profile_from_xlr_repo(kwargs['repoId'])
elif kwargs.has_key('repoString'):
kwargs = json.loads(str(kwargs['repoString']))
self.update(dict(*args, **kwargs)) # use the free update to set keys
import sys
import com.xebialabs.xlrelease.api.XLReleaseServiceHolder as XLReleaseServiceHolder
tagList = tag.split(',')
#get the releaseApi
releaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getReleaseApi()
# get the object of the current release
this_release = releaseApi.getRelease(release.id)
# extract the tags
tags = this_release.getTags()
# let's print and be merry
print "found these tags for release: %s" % release.id
print tags
#add the tag
for tag in tagList:
tags.add(str(tag))
#print and be merry
print "adding tag: %s to release: %s" % (tag, release.id)
# update the release with the new set of tags
this_release.setTags(tags)
#save the updated release back to xlr
releaseApi.updateRelease(release.id, this_release)
import sys
import com.xebialabs.xlrelease.api.XLReleaseServiceHolder as XLReleaseServiceHolder
tagList = tag.split(',')
#get the releaseApi
releaseApi = XLReleaseServiceHolder.getReleaseApi()
# get the object of the current release
this_release = releaseApi.getRelease(release.id)
# extract the tags
tags = this_release.getTags()
# let's print and be merry
print "found these tags for release: %s" % release.id
print tags
#add the tag
for tag in tagList:
tags.add(str(tag))
#print and be merry
print "adding tag: %s to release: %s" % (tag, release.id)
# update the release with the new set of tags
this_release.setTags(tags)
