Esempio n. 1
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    def post(self, repo: Repository):
        """
        Create a new build.
        """
        schema = BuildCreateSchema(strict=True, context={"repository": repo})
        result = self.schema_from_request(schema, partial=True)
        if result.errors:
            return self.respond(result.errors, 403)

        data = result.data

        # TODO(dcramer): only if we create a source via a patch will we need the author
        # author_data = data.pop('author')
        # if author_data.get('email'):
        #     author = Author.query.filter(
        #         Author.repository_id == repo.id, Author.email == author_data['email']
        #     ).first()
        # else:
        #     author = None
        # if not author:
        #     author = Author(repository_id=repo.id, **author_data)
        #     db.session.add(author)
        #     db.session.flush()

        # TODO(dcramer): need to handle patch case yet
        source = (Source.query.options(
            joinedload("author"), joinedload("revision")).filter(
                Source.revision_sha == data.pop("ref"),
                Source.repository_id == repo.id).first())

        build = Build(repository=repo, **data)
        # TODO(dcramer): we should convert source in the schema
        build.source = source
        # build.source_id = source.id
        build.author = source.author
        if not source.patch_id:
            if not build.label:
                build.label = source.revision.message.split("\n")[0]

        if not build.label:
            return self.error("missing build label")

        db.session.add(build)

        try:
            db.session.commit()
        except IntegrityError:
            db.session.rollback()
            return self.respond(status=422)

        result = build_schema.dump(build)
        assert not result.errors, "this should never happen"
        publish("builds", "build.create", result.data)
        return self.respond(result.data, 200)
Esempio n. 2
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    def post(self, repo: Repository):
        """
        Create a new build.
        """
        result = self.schema_from_request(build_create_schema, partial=True)
        if result.errors:
            return self.respond(result.errors, 403)
        data = result.data

        ref = data.pop('ref', None)
        if ref is None:
            return self.error('missing ref')

        try:
            revision = identify_revision(repo, ref)
        except UnknownRevision:
            current_app.logger.warn('invalid ref received', exc_info=True)
            return self.error('unable to find a revision matching ref')

        # TODO(dcramer): only if we create a source via a patch will we need the author
        # author_data = data.pop('author')
        # if author_data.get('email'):
        #     author = Author.query.filter(
        #         Author.repository_id == repo.id, Author.email == author_data['email']
        #     ).first()
        # else:
        #     author = None
        # if not author:
        #     author = Author(repository_id=repo.id, **author_data)
        #     db.session.add(author)
        #     db.session.flush()

        # TODO(dcramer): need to handle patch case yet
        source = Source.query.options(joinedload('author'), ).filter(
            Source.revision_sha == revision.sha,
            Source.repository_id == repo.id,
        ).first()

        build = Build(repository=repo, **data)
        # TODO(dcramer): we should convert source in the schema
        build.source = source
        # build.source_id = source.id
        build.author = source.author
        if not source.patch_id:
            if not build.label:
                build.label = source.revision.message.split('\n')[0]
        db.session.add(build)
        db.session.commit()

        return self.respond_with_schema(build_schema, build)
Esempio n. 3
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 def build_instance(self, data, **kwargs):
     revision = self.context.get("resolved_revision")
     build = Build(
         repository=self.context.get("repository"),
         revision_sha=revision.sha if revision else None,
         **data
     )
     if build.data is None:
         build.data = {}
     build.data["required_hook_ids"] = Hook.get_required_hook_ids(
         build.repository.id
     )
     if revision:
         if not build.label:
             build.label = revision.message.split("\n")[0]
         if not build.authors and revision.authors:
             build.authors = revision.authors
     return build
Esempio n. 4
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    def post(self, project: Project):
        """
        Create a new build.
        """
        result = self.schema_from_request(build_create_schema, partial=True)
        if result.errors:
            return self.respond(result.errors, 403)
        data = result.data

        revision_sha = data.pop('revision_sha')
        source = Source.query.filter(
            Source.revision_sha == revision_sha,
            Source.repository_id == project.repository_id,
        ).first()
        if not source:
            return self.error('invalid source')

        # TODO(dcramer): only if we create a source via a patch will we need the author
        # author_data = data.pop('author')
        # if author_data.get('email'):
        #     author = Author.query.filter(
        #         Author.repository_id == repo.id, Author.email == author_data['email']
        #     ).first()
        # else:
        #     author = None
        # if not author:
        #     author = Author(repository_id=repo.id, **author_data)
        #     db.session.add(author)
        #     db.session.flush()

        build = Build(**data)
        build.organization_id = project.organization_id
        build.project_id = project.id
        # TODO(dcramer): we should convert source in the schema
        build.source = source
        build.source_id = source.id
        if not source.patch_id:
            if not build.label:
                build.label = source.revision.message.split('\n')[0]
        assert build.source_id
        db.session.add(build)
        db.session.commit()

        return self.respond_with_schema(build_schema, build)
Esempio n. 5
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def merge_build_group(build_group):
    if len(build_group) == 1:
        build = build_group[0]
        build.original = [build]
        return build

    providers = groupby(build_group, lambda build: build.provider)
    latest_builds = [
        max(build, key=lambda build: build.number) for _, build in providers
    ]

    if len(latest_builds) == 1:
        build = latest_builds[0]
        build.original = [build]
        return build

    build = Build()
    build.original = []
    return reduce(merge_builds, latest_builds, build)
Esempio n. 6
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def merge_build_group(
    build_group: Tuple[Any, List[Build]], required_hook_ids: List[str] = None
) -> Build:
    # XXX(dcramer): required_hook_ids is still dirty here, but its our simplest way
    # to get it into place
    grouped_builds = groupby(
        build_group, lambda build: (str(build.hook_id), build.provider)
    )
    latest_builds = [
        max(build, key=lambda build: build.number) for _, build in grouped_builds
    ]

    build = Build()
    build.original = []
    if set(required_hook_ids or ()).difference(
        set(str(b.hook_id) for b in build_group)
    ):
        build.result = Result.failed

    return reduce(merge_builds, latest_builds, build)