def set_default_branch_command(self, data, user_data):
"""
Sets the default branch of a repo.
Command is as follows: !setdefaultbranch <organization> <repo> <branch>
:param data:
:return:
"""
try:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('org', type=str)
parser.add_argument('repo', type=str)
parser.add_argument('branch', type=str)
args, unknown = parser.parse_known_args(
args=preformat_args(data["text"]))
if len(unknown) > 0:
raise SystemExit()
args = vars(args)
# Check that we can use this org:
real_org = self.org_lookup[args["org"]][0]
reponame = extract_repo_name(args["repo"])
branch = args["branch"]
except KeyError as _:
send_error(
data["channel"],
'@{}: Invalid orgname sent in. Run `!ListOrgs` to see the valid orgs.'
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
except SystemExit as _:
send_info(
data["channel"],
"@{}: `!SetDefaultBranch` usage is:\n```!SetDefaultBranch <OrgThatHasRepo> "
"<Repo> <NameOfBranch>```\n"
"No special characters or spaces in the variables. \n"
"Run `!ListOrgs` to see the list of GitHub Organizations that I manage. "
"This will first check for the presence of the repo in the org before creating it."
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
# Auth?
if self.commands["!SetDefaultBranch"].get("auth"):
if not self.commands["!SetDefaultBranch"]["auth"][
"plugin"].authenticate(
data, user_data, **
self.commands["!SetDefaultBranch"]["auth"]["kwargs"]):
return
# Output that we are doing work:
send_info(data["channel"],
"@{}: Working, Please wait...".format(user_data["name"]))
# Check that the repo exists:
repo_data = self.check_gh_for_existing_repo(reponame, real_org)
if not (repo_data):
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: This repository does not exist in {}.".format(
user_data["name"], real_org))
return False
# Check if the branch exists on that repo....
if not (self.check_for_repo_branch(reponame, real_org, branch)):
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: This repository does not have the branch: `{}`.".format(
user_data["name"], branch),
markdown=True)
return False
# Great, modify the description:
if not (self.make_repo_edit(
data, user_data, reponame, real_org, default_branch=branch)):
return
# Done:
send_success(
data["channel"],
"@{}: The {}/{} repository's default branch has been set to: `{}`."
.format(user_data["name"], real_org, reponame, branch),
markdown=True)
def add_outside_collab_command(self, data, user_data):
"""
Adds an outside collaborator a repository with a specified permission.
Command is as follows: !addcollab <organization> <repo> <permission>
:param data:
:return:
"""
try:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('outside_collab_id', type=str)
parser.add_argument('org', type=str)
parser.add_argument('repo', type=str)
parser.add_argument('permission', type=str)
args, unknown = parser.parse_known_args(
args=preformat_args(data["text"]))
if len(unknown) > 0:
raise SystemExit()
args = vars(args)
outside_collab_id = args["outside_collab_id"]
real_org = self.org_lookup[args["org"]][0]
reponame = extract_repo_name(args["repo"])
repo_access = args["permission"]
# Check that the permissions and the org are correct:
if repo_access not in self.commands["!AddCollab"][
"permitted_permissions"]:
raise KeyError("Permissions")
except KeyError as ke:
if "Permissions" in str(ke):
p_str = " or ".join([
"`{perm}`".format(perm=perm) for perm in
self.commands["!AddCollab"]["permitted_permissions"]
])
send_error(
data["channel"],
'@{}: Invalid permission sent in. Permissions must be {perms}.'
.format(user_data["name"], perms=p_str),
markdown=True)
else:
send_error(
data["channel"],
'@{}: Invalid orgname sent in. Run `!ListOrgs` to see the valid orgs.'
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
except SystemExit as _:
send_info(
data["channel"],
"@{}: `!AddCollab` usage is:\n```!AddCollab <OutsideCollaboratorGitHubId> "
"<OrgAliasThatContainsTheRepo> <RepoToAddAccessTo> "
"<PermissionEitherPushOrPull>```"
"\nNo special characters or spaces in the variables. "
"Run `!ListOrgs` to see the list of GitHub Organizations that I manage. "
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
# Auth?
if self.commands["!AddCollab"].get("auth"):
if not self.commands["!AddCollab"]["auth"]["plugin"].authenticate(
data, user_data, **
self.commands["!AddCollab"]["auth"]["kwargs"]):
return
# Output that we are doing work:
send_info(data["channel"],
"@{}: Working, Please wait...".format(user_data["name"]))
# Check that the repo exists:
if not (self.check_if_repo_exists(data, user_data, reponame,
real_org)):
return
# Check that the GitHub ID is actually real:
try:
found_user = self.get_github_user(outside_collab_id)
if not found_user:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: The GitHub user: {} does not exist.".format(
user_data["name"], outside_collab_id))
return
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: A problem was encountered communicating with GitHub to verify the user's GitHub "
"id. Here are the details:\n{}".format(user_data["name"],
str(e)))
return
# So: GitHub ID is real - and the repo exists -- grant access:
try:
self.add_outside_collab_to_repo(outside_collab_id, reponame,
real_org, repo_access)
except ValueError as ve:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: Problem encountered adding the user as an outside collaborator.\n"
"The response code from GitHub was: {}".format(
user_data["name"], str(ve)))
return
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: Problem encountered adding the user as an outside collaborator.\n"
"Here are the details: {}".format(user_data["name"], str(e)))
return
# Done:
send_success(
data["channel"],
"@{}: The GitHub user: `{}` has been added as an outside collaborator with `{}` "
"permissions to {}/{}.".format(user_data["name"],
outside_collab_id, repo_access,
real_org, reponame),
markdown=True)
def create_repo_command(self, data, user_data):
"""
Creates a new repository (default is private unless the org is public only).
Command is as follows: !createrepo <newrepo> <organization>
:param data:
:return:
"""
try:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('new_repo', type=str)
parser.add_argument('org', type=str)
args, unknown = parser.parse_known_args(
args=preformat_args(data["text"]))
if len(unknown) > 0:
raise SystemExit()
args = vars(args)
repo_to_add = args["new_repo"]
# Check that we can use this org:
real_org = self.org_lookup[args["org"]][0]
except KeyError as _:
send_error(
data["channel"],
'@{}: Invalid orgname sent in. Run `!ListOrgs` to see the valid orgs.'
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
except SystemExit as _:
send_info(
data["channel"],
"@{}: `!CreateRepo` usage is:\n```!CreateRepo <NewRepoName> "
"<GitHubOrgAliasToPutTheRepoInToHere>```\nNo special characters or spaces in the "
"variables. Run `!ListOrgs` to see the list of GitHub Organizations that I manage. "
"This will first check for the presence of the repo in the org before creating it."
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
# Auth?
if self.commands["!CreateRepo"].get("auth"):
if not self.commands["!CreateRepo"]["auth"]["plugin"].authenticate(
data, user_data, **
self.commands["!CreateRepo"]["auth"]["kwargs"]):
return
# Output that we are doing work:
send_info(data["channel"],
"@{}: Working, Please wait...".format(user_data["name"]))
# Check if the repo already exists:
try:
result = self.check_gh_for_existing_repo(repo_to_add, real_org)
if result:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: This repository already exists in {}!".format(
user_data["name"], real_org))
return
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"], "@{}: I encountered a problem:\n\n{}".format(
user_data["name"], e))
return
# Great!! Create the repository:
try:
visibility = True if not ORGS[real_org]["public_only"] else False
self.create_new_repo(repo_to_add, real_org, visibility)
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"], "@{}: I encountered a problem:\n\n{}".format(
user_data["name"], e))
return
# Grant the proper teams access to the repository:
try:
for perm_dict in ORGS[real_org]["new_repo_teams"]:
self.set_repo_permissions(repo_to_add, real_org,
perm_dict["id"], perm_dict["perm"])
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: I encountered a problem setting repo permissions for team {team}: \n\n{exc}"
.format(user_data["name"], team=perm_dict["name"], exc=e))
return
# All done!
message = "@{}: The new repo: {} has been created in {}.\n\n".format(
user_data["name"], repo_to_add, real_org)
visibility = "PRIVATE" if visibility else "PUBLIC"
message += "The repository is {visibility}.\n" \
"You are free to set up the repo as you like.\n".format(visibility=visibility)
send_success(data["channel"], message)
def enable_travis_command(self, data, user_data):
"""
Enables Travis CI on a repository within the organization.
Command is as follows: !enabletravis <organization> <repo>
:param data:
:return:
"""
from command_plugins.enabled_plugins import GITHUB_PLUGIN
try:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('org', type=str)
parser.add_argument('repo', type=str)
args, unknown = parser.parse_known_args(
args=preformat_args(data["text"]))
if len(unknown) > 0:
raise SystemExit()
args = vars(args)
repo_to_set = extract_repo_name(args["repo"])
# Check that we can use this org:
real_org = GITHUB_PLUGIN.org_lookup[args["org"]][0]
except KeyError as _:
send_error(
data["channel"],
'@{}: Invalid orgname sent in. Run `!ListOrgs` to see the valid orgs.'
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
except SystemExit as _:
send_info(
data["channel"],
"@{}: `!EnableTravis` usage is:\n```!EnableTravis <Organization> <Repo>"
"```\nNo special characters or spaces in the variables. "
"Run `!ListOrgs` to see the list of GitHub Organizations that I manage."
.format(user_data["name"]),
markdown=True)
return
# Auth?
if self.commands["!EnableTravis"].get("auth"):
if not self.commands["!EnableTravis"]["auth"][
"plugin"].authenticate(
data, user_data, **
self.commands["!EnableTravis"]["auth"]["kwargs"]):
return
# Output that we are doing work:
send_info(data["channel"],
"@{}: Working, Please wait...".format(user_data["name"]))
# Get the repo information from GitHub:
try:
repo_result = GITHUB_PLUGIN.check_gh_for_existing_repo(
repo_to_set, real_org)
if not repo_result:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: This repository does not exist in {}!".format(
user_data["name"], real_org))
return
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"], "@{}: I encountered a problem:\n\n{}".format(
user_data["name"], e))
return
which = "pro" if repo_result["private"] else "public"
try:
# Check that the repo even exists:
send_info(
data["channel"],
":skull: Need to sync Travis CI with GitHub. Please wait...")
self.sync_with_travis(which)
send_info(
data["channel"],
":guitar: Synced! Going to enable Travis CI on the repo now..."
)
travis_data = self.look_for_repo(which, repo_result)
if not travis_data:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: Couldn't find the repo in Travis for some reason...:\n\n"
.format(user_data["name"]))
return
# Is it already enabled?
if travis_data["active"]:
send_success(
data["channel"],
"@{}: Travis CI is already enabled on {}/{}.\n\n".format(
user_data["name"], real_org, repo_to_set))
return
# Enable it:
self.enable_travis_on_repo(which, repo_result)
except Exception as e:
send_error(
data["channel"],
"@{}: I encountered a problem communicating with Travis CI:\n\n{}"
.format(user_data["name"], e))
return
message = "@{}: Travis CI has been enabled on {}/{}.\n\n".format(
user_data["name"], real_org, repo_to_set)
send_success(data["channel"], message)