def test_get_corresponding_flaw_bugs_jira(self):
product = 'Security Response'
component = 'vulnerability'
valid_flaw = BugzillaBug(flexmock(product=product, component=component, id=9999))
invalid_flaw = BugzillaBug(flexmock(product=product, component='foo', id=9998))
flaw_bugs = [valid_flaw, invalid_flaw]
tracker_bugs = [
JIRABug(flexmock(key='OCPBUGS-1', fields=flexmock(labels=[f"flaw:bz#{valid_flaw.id}",
f"flaw:bz#{invalid_flaw.id}"]))),
JIRABug(flexmock(key='OCPBUGS-2', fields=flexmock(labels=[f"flaw:bz#{invalid_flaw.id}"]))),
JIRABug(flexmock(key='OCPBUGS-3', fields=flexmock(labels=[f"flaw:bz#{valid_flaw.id}"])))
]
flexmock(BugzillaBugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
flexmock(BugzillaBugTracker).should_receive("get_bugs").and_return(flaw_bugs)
bug_tracker = JIRABugTracker({})
flaw_bug_tracker = BugzillaBugTracker({})
expected = (
{'OCPBUGS-1': [valid_flaw.id], 'OCPBUGS-2': [], 'OCPBUGS-3': [valid_flaw.id]},
{valid_flaw.id: valid_flaw}
)
actual = bug_tracker.get_corresponding_flaw_bugs(tracker_bugs, flaw_bug_tracker)
self.assertEqual(expected, actual)
def bug_trackers(self):
if self._bug_trackers:
return self._bug_trackers
if not self.only_jira:
self._bug_trackers['bugzilla'] = BugzillaBugTracker(BugzillaBugTracker.get_config(self))
if self.use_jira or self.only_jira:
self._bug_trackers['jira'] = JIRABugTracker(JIRABugTracker.get_config(self))
return self._bug_trackers
def test_update_bug_status(self):
bug = flexmock(id=123, status="status1")
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
client = flexmock()
client.should_receive("transition_issue").with_args(bug.id, 'status2')
jira = JIRABugTracker({})
jira._client = client
jira.update_bug_status(bug, target_status='status2', log_comment=False)
def test_update_bug_status_with_comment(self):
bug = flexmock(id=123, status="status1")
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
client = flexmock()
client.should_receive("transition_issue").with_args(bug.id, 'status2')
comment = 'Elliott changed bug status from status1 to status2.\ncomment'
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("add_comment").with_args(
bug.id, comment, private=True, noop=False)
jira = JIRABugTracker({})
jira._client = client
jira.update_bug_status(bug, target_status='status2', comment='comment')
def test_add_comment_private(self):
bug = flexmock(id=123)
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
client = flexmock()
client.should_receive("add_comment").with_args(bug.id,
'comment',
visibility={
'type':
'group',
'value':
'Red Hat Employee'
})
jira = JIRABugTracker({})
jira._client = client
jira.add_comment(bug.id, 'comment', private=True)
def test_get_config(self):
config = {'foo': 1, 'jira_config': {'bar': 2}}
runtime = flexmock(
gitdata=flexmock(load_data=flexmock(data=config)),
get_major_minor=lambda: (4, 9)
)
actual = JIRABugTracker.get_config(runtime)
expected = {'foo': 1, 'bar': 2}
self.assertEqual(actual, expected)
def test_update_bug_status_same(self):
bug = flexmock(id=123, status="status1")
flexmock(JIRABugTracker).should_receive("login").and_return(None)
jira = JIRABugTracker({})
jira.update_bug_status(bug, target_status='status1')
def repair_bugs_cli(runtime, advisory, auto, id, original_state, new_state,
comment, close_placeholder, noop, default_advisory_type):
"""Move bugs attached to the advisory from one state to another
state. This is useful if the bugs have changed states *after* they
were attached. Similar to `find-bugs` but in reverse. `repair-bugs`
begins by reading bugs from an advisory, whereas `find-bugs` reads
from bugzilla.
This looks at attached bugs in the provided --from state and moves
them to the provided --to state.
\b
Background: This is intended for bugs which went to MODIFIED, were
attached to advisories, set to ON_QA, and then failed
testing. When this happens their state is reset back to ASSIGNED.
Using --use-default-advisory without a value set for the matching key
in the build-data will cause an error and elliott will exit in a
non-zero state. Most likely you will only want to use the `rpm` state,
but that could change in the future. Use of this option conflicts with
providing an advisory with the -a/--advisory option.
Move bugs on 123456 FROM the MODIFIED state back TO ON_QA state:
\b
$ elliott --group=openshift-4.1 repair-bugs --auto --advisory 123456 --from MODIFIED --to ON_QA
As above, but using the default RPM advisory defined in ocp-build-data:
\b
$ elliott --group=openshift-4.1 repair-bugs --auto --use-default-advisory rpm --from MODIFIED --to ON_QA
The previous examples could also be ran like this (MODIFIED and ON_QA are both defaults):
\b
$ elliott --group=openshift-4.1 repair-bugs --auto --use-default-advisory rpm
Bug ids may be given manually instead of using --auto:
\b
$ elliott --group=openshift-4.1 repair-bugs --id 170899 --id 8675309 --use-default-advisory rpm
"""
if auto and len(id) > 0:
raise click.BadParameter(
"Combining the automatic and manual bug modification options is not supported"
)
if not auto and len(id) == 0:
# No bugs were provided
raise click.BadParameter(
"If not using --auto then one or more --id's must be provided")
if advisory and default_advisory_type:
raise click.BadParameter(
"Use only one of --use-default-advisory or --advisory")
if len(id) == 0 and advisory is None and default_advisory_type is None:
# error, no bugs, advisory, or default selected
raise click.BadParameter(
"No input provided: Must use one of --id, --advisory, or --use-default-advisory"
)
# Load bugzilla information and get a reference to the api
runtime.initialize()
if runtime.use_jira:
repair_bugs(runtime, advisory, auto, id, original_state, new_state,
comment, close_placeholder, True, noop,
default_advisory_type,
JIRABugTracker(JIRABugTracker.get_config(runtime)))
repair_bugs(runtime, advisory, auto, id, original_state, new_state,
comment, close_placeholder, False, noop, default_advisory_type,
BugzillaBugTracker(BugzillaBugTracker.get_config(runtime)))