def _execute(self, sp_controller, date_converter, as_key):
from agilo.scrum.backlog import BacklogModelManager
bmm = BacklogModelManager(sp_controller.env)
sprint_backlog = bmm.get(name=Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG,
scope=self.sprint.name)
if sprint_backlog is not None:
backlog_items = sprint_backlog.values()
backlog_items_ids = [bi.ticket.id for bi in backlog_items]
for bi in backlog_items:
if (bi[Key.STATUS] == Status.CLOSED) or \
self._has_at_least_a_closed_child(bi.ticket, backlog_items_ids):
# This container already had work on it started. Therefore we leave it in
# this sprint to make clear that this is the sprint the story was started.
# (to retain historical data)
# In this case we just leave the ticket where it was
# No sense in deleting the BacklogItem, as it will be recreated anyway on the next load
# (Deleting the sprint from the ticket would delete the BacklogItem)
continue
elif (bi[Key.SPRINT] == self.sprint.name):
log.info(sp_controller.env,
u'Retargeting ticket %d to sprint %s' % \
(bi.ticket.id, self.retarget.name))
# changing the ticket is enough to move the backlog item to the
# new backlog as the BacklogUpdater will do that
bi.ticket[Key.SPRINT] = self.retarget.name
bi.ticket.save_changes(author=self.author,
comment='Moved from sprint %s' % self.sprint.name)
else:
# This wasn't specifically planned and has not closed
# child left, therefore we can remove it
sprint_backlog.remove(bi)
def _execute(self, sp_controller, date_converter, as_key):
from agilo.scrum.backlog import BacklogModelManager
bmm = BacklogModelManager(sp_controller.env)
sprint_backlog = bmm.get(name=Key.SPRINT_BACKLOG,
scope=self.sprint.name)
if sprint_backlog is not None:
backlog_items = sprint_backlog.values()
backlog_items_ids = [bi.ticket.id for bi in backlog_items]
for bi in backlog_items:
if (bi[Key.STATUS] == Status.CLOSED) or \
self._has_at_least_a_closed_child(bi.ticket, backlog_items_ids):
# This container already had work on it started. Therefore we leave it in
# this sprint to make clear that this is the sprint the story was started.
# (to retain historical data)
# In this case we just leave the ticket where it was
# No sense in deleting the BacklogItem, as it will be recreated anyway on the next load
# (Deleting the sprint from the ticket would delete the BacklogItem)
continue
elif (bi[Key.SPRINT] == self.sprint.name):
log.info(sp_controller.env,
u'Retargeting ticket %d to sprint %s' % \
(bi.ticket.id, self.retarget.name))
# changing the ticket is enough to move the backlog item to the
# new backlog as the BacklogUpdater will do that
bi.ticket[Key.SPRINT] = self.retarget.name
bi.ticket.save_changes(author=self.author,
comment='Moved from sprint %s' %
self.sprint.name)
else:
# This wasn't specifically planned and has not closed
# child left, therefore we can remove it
sprint_backlog.remove(bi)
def environment_created(self):
for table in db_default.schema:
create_table(self.env, table)
cache_manager = HttpRequestCacheManager(self.env)
po_manager = PersistentObjectManager(self.env)
for manager in cache_manager.managers:
model_class = manager.for_model()
if issubclass(model_class, PersistentObject):
module_name = model_class.__module__
# We don't want to create tables for dummy classes automatically
# but the test finder may load some of these managers so we
# need to exclude them here.
if ('tests.' not in module_name):
po_manager.create_table(model_class)
# Need to create Agilo types in the database before writing to the
# configuration - otherwise we get a warning during config setup (you'll
# see it in every test case during setUp)
db_default.create_default_types(self.env)
initialize_config(self.env, __CONFIG_PROPERTIES__)
db_default.create_default_backlogs(self.env)
super(AgiloInit, self).environment_created()
for listener in self.setup_listeners:
listener.agilo_was_installed()
# Reload the AgiloConfig to make sure all the changes have been updated
AgiloConfig(self.env).reload()
info(self, 'Agilo environment initialized')
def environment_created(self):
for table in db_default.schema:
create_table(self.env, table)
cache_manager = HttpRequestCacheManager(self.env)
po_manager = PersistentObjectManager(self.env)
for manager in cache_manager.managers:
model_class = manager.for_model()
if issubclass(model_class, PersistentObject):
module_name = model_class.__module__
# We don't want to create tables for dummy classes automatically
# but the test finder may load some of these managers so we
# need to exclude them here.
if ('tests.' not in module_name):
po_manager.create_table(model_class)
# Need to create Agilo types in the database before writing to the
# configuration - otherwise we get a warning during config setup (you'll
# see it in every test case during setUp)
db_default.create_default_types(self.env)
initialize_config(self.env, __CONFIG_PROPERTIES__)
db_default.create_default_backlogs(self.env)
super(AgiloInit, self).environment_created()
for listener in self.setup_listeners:
listener.agilo_was_installed()
# Reload the AgiloConfig to make sure all the changes have been updated
AgiloConfig(self.env).reload()
info(self, 'Agilo environment initialized')
