def __init__(self): Command.__init__(self) self._re_committed = re.compile(self.commited_pattern) self._re_rollout = re.compile(self.rollout_pattern) self._omahaproxy = OmahaProxy()
class ChromeChannels(Command): name = "chrome-channels" help_text = "List which chrome channels include the patches in bugs returned by QUERY." argument_names = "QUERY" long_help = """Retrieves the current list of Chrome releases from omahaproxy.appspot.com, and then runs the bugzilla quicksearch QUERY on bugs.bugzilla.org. For each bug returned by query, a single svn commit is deduced, and a short summary is printed of each bug listing which Chrome channels contain each bugs associated commit. The QUERY can be as simple as a bug number, or a comma delimited list of bug numbers. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=quicksearch.html for full documentation on the query format.""" chrome_channels = OmahaProxy.chrome_channels commited_pattern = "Committed r([0-9]+): <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/\\1>" rollout_pattern = "Rolled out in http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/[0-9]+" def __init__(self): Command.__init__(self) self._re_committed = re.compile(self.commited_pattern) self._re_rollout = re.compile(self.rollout_pattern) self._omahaproxy = OmahaProxy() def _channels_for_bug(self, revisions, bug): comments = bug.comments() commit = None # Scan the comments, looking for a sane list of commits and rollbacks. for comment in comments: commit_match = self._re_committed.search(comment['text']) if commit_match: if commit: return "%5s %s\n... has too confusing a commit history to parse, skipping\n" % (bug.id(), bug.title()) commit = int(commit_match.group(1)) if self._re_rollout.search(comment['text']): commit = None if not commit: return "%5s %s\n... does not appear to have an associated commit.\n" % (bug.id(), bug.title()) # We now know that we have a commit, so gather up the list of platforms # by channel, then print. by_channel = {} for revision in revisions: channel = revision['channel'] if revision['commit'] < commit: continue if not channel in by_channel: by_channel[revision['channel']] = " %6s:" % channel by_channel[channel] += " %s," % revision['platform'] if not by_channel: return "%5s %s (r%d)\n... not yet released in any Chrome channels.\n" % (bug.id(), bug.title(), commit) retval = "%5s %s (r%d)\n" % (bug.id(), bug.title(), commit) for channel in self.chrome_channels: if channel in by_channel: retval += by_channel[channel][:-1] retval += "\n" return retval def execute(self, options, args, tool): search_string = args[0] revisions = self._omahaproxy.get_revisions() bugs = tool.bugs.queries.fetch_bugs_matching_quicksearch(search_string) if not bugs: print "No bugs found matching '%s'" % search_string return for bug in bugs: print self._channels_for_bug(revisions, bug),
def __init__(self, json): self._get_json = lambda: json OmahaProxy.__init__(self)
class ChromeChannels(Command): name = "chrome-channels" help_text = "List which chrome channels include the patches in bugs returned by QUERY." argument_names = "QUERY" long_help = """Retrieves the current list of Chrome releases from omahaproxy.appspot.com, and then runs the bugzilla quicksearch QUERY on bugs.bugzilla.org. For each bug returned by query, a single svn commit is deduced, and a short summary is printed of each bug listing which Chrome channels contain each bugs associated commit. The QUERY can be as simple as a bug number, or a comma delimited list of bug numbers. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=quicksearch.html for full documentation on the query format.""" chrome_channels = OmahaProxy.chrome_channels commited_pattern = "Committed r([0-9]+): <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/\\1>" rollout_pattern = "Rolled out in http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/[0-9]+" def __init__(self): Command.__init__(self) self._re_committed = re.compile(self.commited_pattern) self._re_rollout = re.compile(self.rollout_pattern) self._omahaproxy = OmahaProxy() def _channels_for_bug(self, revisions, bug): comments = bug.comments() commit = None # Scan the comments, looking for a sane list of commits and rollbacks. for comment in comments: commit_match = self._re_committed.search(comment['text']) if commit_match: if commit: return "%5s %s\n... has too confusing a commit history to parse, skipping\n" % ( bug.id(), bug.title()) commit = int(commit_match.group(1)) if self._re_rollout.search(comment['text']): commit = None if not commit: return "%5s %s\n... does not appear to have an associated commit.\n" % ( bug.id(), bug.title()) # We now know that we have a commit, so gather up the list of platforms # by channel, then print. by_channel = {} for revision in revisions: channel = revision['channel'] if revision['commit'] < commit: continue if not channel in by_channel: by_channel[revision['channel']] = " %6s:" % channel by_channel[channel] += " %s," % revision['platform'] if not by_channel: return "%5s %s (r%d)\n... not yet released in any Chrome channels.\n" % ( bug.id(), bug.title(), commit) retval = "%5s %s (r%d)\n" % (bug.id(), bug.title(), commit) for channel in self.chrome_channels: if channel in by_channel: retval += by_channel[channel][:-1] retval += "\n" return retval def execute(self, options, args, tool): search_string = args[0] revisions = self._omahaproxy.get_revisions() bugs = tool.bugs.queries.fetch_bugs_matching_quicksearch(search_string) if not bugs: print "No bugs found matching '%s'" % search_string return for bug in bugs: print self._channels_for_bug(revisions, bug),