Exemple #1
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 def test_get_nvr(self):
     lst = [{"nvr": "foo-1-10"}, {"nvr": "foo-1-2"}, {"nvr": "foo-1-1"}]
     expected = [{
         "nvr": "foo-1-1"
     }, {
         "nvr": "foo-1-2"
     }, {
         "nvr": "foo-1-10"
     }]
     ret = sorted_by_nvr(lst, lambda x: x["nvr"])
     self.assertEqual(ret, expected)
Exemple #2
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 def test_names_not_equal_reverse(self):
     lst = ["foo-1-10", "bar-1-2", "foo-1-1"]
     expected = ["bar-1-2", "foo-1-1", "foo-1-10"]
     ret = sorted_by_nvr(lst, reverse=True)
     self.assertEqual(ret, list(reversed(expected)))
Exemple #3
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 def test_names_not_equal(self):
     lst = ["foo-1-10", "bar-1-2", "foo-1-1"]
     expected = ["bar-1-2", "foo-1-1", "foo-1-10"]
     ret = sorted_by_nvr(lst)
     self.assertEqual(ret, expected)
Exemple #4
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 def test_simple_list_reverse(self):
     lst = ["foo-1-1", "foo-1-2", "foo-1-10"]
     expected = ["foo-1-10", "foo-1-2", "foo-1-1"]
     ret = sorted_by_nvr(lst, reverse=True)
     self.assertEqual(ret, expected)
Exemple #5
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    def filter_images_based_on_dist_git_branch(self, images, db_event):
        """
        Filter images based on the dist-git branch requested by the user. If the images were never
        be built for that branch, let's skip the build.
        The input images are all the images matching a specific name. In this method we also select
        the images with higher NVR for the same name (package).

        :param images list: images to rebuild.
        :param db_event Event: event object in the db.
        :return: list of images to rebuild. If the event gets skipped, return empty list.
        :rtype: list
        """
        with koji_service(conf.koji_profile,
                          log,
                          dry_run=conf.dry_run,
                          login=False) as session:

            # Sort images by nvr
            images = sorted_by_nvr(images, reverse=True)

            # Use a dict to map a package (name) to the highest NVR image. For example:
            # {"ubi8-container": ContainerImage<nvr=ubi8-container-8.1-100>,
            # "nodejs-12-container": ContainerImage<nvr=nodejs12-container-1.0-101>)}
            images_to_rebuild = {}

            # In case the user requested to build ['s2i-core-container', 'cnv-libvirt-container']
            # lightblue will return a bunch of NVRs for each name, example:
            #   * s2i-core-container-1-127
            #   * s2i-core-container-1-126
            #   * ...
            #   * cnv-libvirt-container-1.3-1
            #   * cnv-libvirt-container-1.2-4
            #   * ...
            # Since `images` is a list of sorted NVRs, we just need to select the first NVR for
            # each package (name).
            for image in images:
                build = None
                git_branch = None

                package = image['brew']['package']
                # if package is already in images_to_rebuild we don't need to keep searching
                # since the images were sorted by NVR in the beginning
                if package not in images_to_rebuild:
                    # Let's get the branch for this image
                    build = session.get_build(image.nvr)
                    task_id = build.get("extra",
                                        {}).get("container_koji_task_id")
                    if task_id:
                        task = session.get_task_request(task_id)
                        # The task_info should always be in the 3rd element
                        task_info = task[2]
                        git_branch = task_info.get("git_branch") if len(
                            task_info) else None

                    if (build and task_id and git_branch
                            and self.event.dist_git_branch == git_branch):
                        images_to_rebuild[package] = image

            if not images_to_rebuild or len(images_to_rebuild) < len(
                    self.event.container_images):
                # If we didn't find images to rebuild, or we found less than what the user asked
                # it means that some of those images were never been built before for the requested
                # branch. In this case we need to throw an error because we won't build something
                # that was never built before.
                # We cannot return to the API with an error, because the request already completed
                # at this point. Let's mark this build as FAILED then.
                msg = (
                    "One or more of the requested image was never built before for the "
                    f"requested branch: {self.event.dist_git_branch}. "
                    "Cannot build it, please change your request.")
                missing_images = set(self.event.container_images) - set(
                    images_to_rebuild.keys())
                if missing_images:
                    msg += f" Problematic images are {missing_images}"
                db_event.transition(EventState.FAILED, msg)
                db.session.commit()
                self.log_info(msg)
                return []

            # The result needs to be a list
            return list(images_to_rebuild.values())