def update_redmine_issues(pullrequest, data):
issues = get_issues_from_pr(pullrequest)
if not issues:
logging.info("No issues found")
else:
logging.info(
"Updating Redmine issues %s" % ", ".join(map(str, issues))
)
if issues and not config.get('dry-run'):
c = Corgi(
config['redmine.url'], config['redmine.auth_key'],
config.get('user.mapping.%s' % data['sender']['login'])
)
if not c.connected:
logging.error("Connection to Redmine failed")
return
if data['action'] == 'closed' and data['pull_request']['merged']:
data['action'] = 'merged'
status = config.get('redmine.status.on-pr-%s' % data['action'])
update_message = create_issue_update(pullrequest, data)
logging.debug(update_message)
if not config.get('dry-run'):
for issue in issues:
c.update_issue(issue, update_message, status)
logging.info("Added comment to issue %s" % issue)
"""
from corgi import Corgi
import sys
if len(sys.argv) != 4:
# So stupid that we dont even use parser!
print "Simple test for Corgi\n"
print "Usage:"
print " test.py URL AUTHKEY ISSUE_ID\n"
print "Where:"
print "\tURL\t\tThe Redmine URL"
print "\tAUTHKEY\t\tThe Redmine user's authkey"
print "\tISSUE_ID\t\tThe issue id to update"
sys.exit(1)
else:
url = sys.argv[1]
authkey = sys.argv[2]
issueid = sys.argv[3]
c = Corgi(url, authkey)
if c.connected:
print "Connected to %s" % url
print "==="
print "Please enter text to add to the issue as a comment:"
text = raw_input("-> ")
c.update_issue(issueid, text)
print "\nCheck that the comment has been added..."
