def _upgrade_db(self, db):
"""Each schema version should have its own upgrade module, named
upgrades/dbN.py, where 'N' is the version number (int).
"""
dbm = DatabaseManager(self.env)
if dbm.needs_upgrade(db_default.version, db_default.name):
if not dbm.get_database_version(db_default.name):
dbm.create_tables(db_default.tables)
dbm.set_database_version(db_default.version, db_default.name)
else:
dbm.upgrade(db_default.version, db_default.name,
'crashdump.upgrades')
try:
Type(name='crashdump', env=self.env)
except ResourceNotFound:
crashdump_ticket_type = Type(env=self.env)
crashdump_ticket_type.name = 'crashdump'
crashdump_ticket_type.description = 'crashdump'
crashdump_ticket_type.insert()
custom = self.config['ticket-custom']
config_dirty = False
if 'linked_crash' not in custom:
custom.set('linked_crash', 'text')
custom.set('linked_crash.label', 'Linked crash')
config_dirty = True
if config_dirty:
self.config.save()
def test_ticket_type_update(self):
tkttype = Type(self.env, 'task')
self.assertEqual(tkttype.name, 'task')
self.assertEqual(tkttype.value, '3')
tkttype.name = 'foo'
tkttype.update()
Type(self.env, 'foo')
def __init__(self):
"""Setup the special ticket type.
Checks if the Type enum contains 'pull request' and otherwise
adds it with priority -1. That should somehow mark it *special*
when looked at in the admin panel.
The same way, two new resolutions are added.
"""
try:
item = Type(self.env, 'pull request')
except ResourceNotFound:
item = Type(self.env)
item.name = 'pull request'
item.value = -1
item.insert()
for resolution in ('accepted', 'rejected'):
try:
item = Resolution(self.env, resolution)
except ResourceNotFound:
item = Resolution(self.env)
item.name = resolution
item.value = -1
item.insert()
