def build_context(group: Group) -> Mapping[str, Any]:
result, stats_24hr = get_serialized_and_stats(group, "24h")
_, stats_14d = get_serialized_and_stats(group, "14d")
first_release = group.get_first_release()
if first_release is not None:
last_release = group.get_last_release()
else:
last_release = None
first_release_url = None
if first_release:
first_release_url = get_release_url(group, first_release)
last_release_url = None
if last_release:
last_release_url = get_release_url(group, last_release)
group_url = group.get_absolute_url(
params={"referrer": "sentry-issues-glance"})
return {
"type": result.get("metadata", {}).get("type", "Unknown Error"),
"title": group.title,
"title_url": group_url,
"first_seen": result["firstSeen"],
"last_seen": result["lastSeen"],
"first_release": first_release,
"first_release_url": first_release_url,
"last_release": last_release,
"last_release_url": last_release_url,
"stats_24hr": stats_24hr,
"stats_14d": stats_14d,
}
def get_current_release_version_of_group(group: Group,
follows_semver: bool = False
) -> Release | None:
"""
Function that returns the latest release version associated with a Group, and by latest we
mean either most recent (date) or latest in semver versioning scheme
Inputs:
* group: Group of the issue
* follows_semver: flag that determines whether the project of the group follows semantic
versioning or not.
Returns:
current_release_version
"""
current_release_version = None
if follows_semver:
try:
# This sets current_release_version to the latest semver version associated with a group
order_by_semver_desc = [f"-{col}" for col in Release.SEMVER_COLS]
current_release_version = (
Release.objects.filter_to_semver().filter(
id__in=GroupRelease.objects.filter(
project_id=group.project.id,
group_id=group.id).values_list("release_id"),
).annotate_prerelease_column().order_by(
*order_by_semver_desc).values_list("version",
flat=True)[:1].get())
except Release.DoesNotExist:
pass
else:
# This sets current_release_version to the most recent release associated with a group
# In order to be able to do that, `use_cache` has to be set to False. Otherwise,
# group.get_last_release might not return the actual latest release associated with a
# group but rather a cached version (which might or might not be the actual latest. It is
# the first latest observed by Sentry)
current_release_version = group.get_last_release(use_cache=False)
return current_release_version
