Esempio n. 1
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    def test_regrab_miro_bugs_refreshes_older_bugs_even_when_missing_from_csv(self, mock_csv_maker, mock_xml_opener):
        mock_xml_opener.return_value = open(os.path.join(
            settings.MEDIA_ROOT, 'sample-data', 'miro-2294-2009-08-06.xml'))

        # Situation: Assume there are zero bitesized bugs today.
        # Desire: We re-get old bugs that don't show up in the CSV.

        # Prereq: We have some bug with lame data:
        bug = Bug()
        bug.people_involved = 1
        bug.canonical_bug_link = 'http://bugzilla.pculture.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2294'
        bug.date_reported = datetime.datetime.now()
        bug.last_touched = datetime.datetime.now()
        bug.last_polled = datetime.datetime.now()
        bug.project, _ = Project.objects.get_or_create(name='Miro')
        bug.save()

        # Prepare a fake CSV that is empty
        mock_csv_maker.return_value = StringIO('')

        # Now, do a crawl and notice that we updated the bug even though the CSV is empty
        
        mysite.customs.miro.grab_miro_bugs() # refreshes no bugs since CSV is empty!
        all_bugs = Bug.all_bugs.all()
        self.assertEqual(len(all_bugs), 1)
        bug = all_bugs[0]
        self.assertEqual(bug.people_involved, 5)
Esempio n. 2
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def bug_update(bug_data):
    # Get or create a Bug object to put the parsed data in.
    try:
        bug = Bug.all_bugs.get(
            canonical_bug_link=bug_data['canonical_bug_link'])
    except Bug.DoesNotExist:
        bug = Bug(canonical_bug_link=bug_data['canonical_bug_link'])

    # Fill the Bug.
    for key in bug_data:
        value = bug_data[key]
        setattr(bug, key, value)

    # Save the project onto it.
    # Project name is just the TrackerModel's tracker_name, as due to the
    # way Roundup is set up, there is almost always one project per tracker.
    # This could in theory not be the case, but until we find a Roundup
    # tracker handling bugs for multiple projects, we will just support one
    # project per tracker.
    project_from_name, _ = Project.objects.get_or_create(
            name=bug_data['tracker'].tracker_name)
    # Manually save() the Project to ensure that if it was created then it has
    # a display_name.
    if not project_from_name.display_name:
        project_from_name.save()
    bug.project = project_from_name

    # Store the tracker that generated the Bug, update last_polled and save it!
    bug.last_polled = datetime.utcnow()
    bug.save()
Esempio n. 3
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def bug_update(bug_data):
    # Get or create a Bug object to put the parsed data in.
    try:
        bug = Bug.all_bugs.get(
            canonical_bug_link=bug_data['canonical_bug_link'])
    except Bug.DoesNotExist:
        bug = Bug(canonical_bug_link=bug_data['canonical_bug_link'])

    # Fill the Bug.
    for key in bug_data:
        # Filter out any keys starting with _
        if key.startswith('_'):
            continue
        # Okay, good, it looks like a normal key. Apply it to
        # the Bug object.
        value = bug_data[key]
        setattr(bug, key, value)

    # Save the project onto it.
    # Every bug data dictionary comes back with a _project_name key, which
    # is a way the parsed bug data indicates the project name to use.
    project_from_name, _ = Project.objects.get_or_create(
        name=bug_data['_project_name'])
    # Manually save() the Project to ensure that if it was created then it has
    # a display_name.
    if not project_from_name.display_name:
        project_from_name.save()
    bug.project = project_from_name

    # Store the tracker that generated the Bug, update last_polled and save it!
    bug.last_polled = datetime.utcnow()
    bug.save()