def get_latest_version(environment_name, dictionary_with_versions,
major_version_to_check_for):
"""Get the latest version of a template for a given an environment"""
latest_version_dict = {}
for component_name, environment_version in dictionary_with_versions.items(
):
for environment in environment_version:
# put all blueprint versions in a dictionary if then environment name is found in the blueprint name
# it is expected that blueprint version will be formatted tec-prd_2.0.2 (env_version.number)
if environment_name == str(environment.split("_")[0]):
# The major version should always come after the underscore and be the first 2 digits which
# are separated by a decimal point
major_version_in_list = environment.split('_')[1].split(".")[0] + '.' + \
environment.split('_')[1].split(".")[1]
# The reason to deconstruct and then reconstruct the environmnet name is that it is posible to
# have multiple minor revisions such as 1.1.4.22.3 in which case you cannot cheat and just remove
# the trailing decimal point
major_version_with_comp_in_list = component_name + "_" + major_version_in_list
if major_version_with_comp_in_list in major_version_to_check_for:
# associate a component with a specific blueprint
common.append_to_single_dimension_dict(
latest_version_dict, component_name, environment)
# Go through the dictionary and redefine each component with the latest blueprint version
for key in latest_version_dict.keys():
latest_version = max(latest_version_dict[key])
latest_version_dict[key] = latest_version
return (latest_version_dict)
def return_all_objects_underneath_folder_with_specific_metadata(cls, property_to_search_for):
search_results = cls.search_artifactory_api(property_to_search_for)
component_version_dict = {}
for uri in search_results['results']:
component_name_from_uri = uri['uri'].split("/")[-1]
log.debug("Processing %s with the uri: %s" % (component_name_from_uri, uri['uri']))
for versions in requests.get(uri['uri']).json()['children']:
common.append_to_single_dimension_dict(component_version_dict, component_name_from_uri,
versions['uri'].strip("/"))
return(component_version_dict)
def return_all_objects_underneath_folder_with_specific_metadata(
cls, property_to_search_for):
search_results = cls.search_artifactory_api(property_to_search_for)
component_version_dict = {}
for uri in search_results['results']:
component_name_from_uri = uri['uri'].split("/")[-1]
log.debug("Processing %s with the uri: %s" %
(component_name_from_uri, uri['uri']))
for versions in requests.get(uri['uri']).json()['children']:
common.append_to_single_dimension_dict(
component_version_dict, component_name_from_uri,
versions['uri'].strip("/"))
return (component_version_dict)
def get_latest_version(environment_name, dictionary_with_versions, major_version_to_check_for):
"""Get the latest version of a template for a given an environment"""
latest_version_dict = {}
for component_name, environment_version in dictionary_with_versions.items():
for environment in environment_version:
# put all blueprint versions in a dictionary if then environment name is found in the blueprint name
# it is expected that blueprint version will be formatted tec-prd_2.0.2 (env_version.number)
if environment_name == str(environment.split("_")[0]):
# The major version should always come after the underscore and be the first 2 digits which
# are separated by a decimal point
major_version_in_list = environment.split('_')[1].split(".")[0] + '.' + \
environment.split('_')[1].split(".")[1]
# The reason to deconstruct and then reconstruct the environmnet name is that it is posible to
# have multiple minor revisions such as 1.1.4.22.3 in which case you cannot cheat and just remove
# the trailing decimal point
major_version_with_comp_in_list = component_name + "_" + major_version_in_list
if major_version_with_comp_in_list in major_version_to_check_for:
# associate a component with a specific blueprint
common.append_to_single_dimension_dict(latest_version_dict, component_name, environment)
# Go through the dictionary and redefine each component with the latest blueprint version
for key in latest_version_dict.keys():
latest_version = max(latest_version_dict[key])
latest_version_dict[key] = latest_version
return(latest_version_dict)
