示例#1
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 def get(self, **kwargs):
     releases = release_list(connexion.request)
     if not connexion.request.args.get("names_only"):
         requirements = dbo.releases.getPotentialRequiredSignoffs(releases)
         for release in releases:
             release["required_signoffs"] = serialize_signoff_requirements(requirements[release["name"]])
     return serialize_releases(connexion.request, releases)
示例#2
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 def get(self, **kwargs):
     releases = release_list(connexion.request)
     if not connexion.request.args.get('names_only'):
         for release in releases:
             requirements = dbo.releases.getPotentialRequiredSignoffs([release])
             release['required_signoffs'] = serialize_signoff_requirements(requirements)
     return serialize_releases(connexion.request, releases)
示例#3
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def set_required_signoffs_for_product(sc):
    if sc["change_type"] == "update" and not sc["required_signoffs"] and not sc[
            "read_only"] and dbo.releases.isReadOnly(sc["name"]):
        potential_rs = dbo.releases.getPotentialRequiredSignoffsForProduct(
            sc["product"])
        sc["required_signoffs"] = serialize_signoff_requirements(
            potential_rs["rs"])
示例#4
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 def get(self, **kwargs):
     releases = release_list(connexion.request)
     if not connexion.request.args.get("names_only"):
         requirements = dbo.releases.getPotentialRequiredSignoffs(releases)
         for release in releases:
             release["required_signoffs"] = serialize_signoff_requirements(requirements[release["name"]])
     return serialize_releases(connexion.request, releases)
示例#5
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 def get(self, release):
     releases = dbo.releases.getReleases(name=release, limit=1)
     if not releases:
         return problem(404, "Not Found", f"Release: {release} not found")
     release = releases[0]
     potential_rs = dbo.releases.getPotentialRequiredSignoffsForProduct(
         release["product"])
     rs = {
         "required_signoffs":
         serialize_signoff_requirements(potential_rs["rs"])
     }
     return jsonify(rs)
示例#6
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    def get(self):
        if connexion.request.args.get("all"):
            rows = self.sc_table.select()
        else:
            rows = self.sc_table.select(where={"complete": False})
        ret = {"count": len(rows), "scheduled_changes": []}
        for row in rows:
            scheduled_change = {"signoffs": {}, "required_signoffs": {}}
            base_row = {}
            base_pk = {}

            for k, v in row.iteritems():
                if k == "data_version":
                    scheduled_change["sc_data_version"] = v
                else:
                    if k.startswith("base_"):
                        k = k.replace("base_", "")
                        base_row[k] = v
                        if getattr(self.table, k).primary_key:
                            base_pk[k] = v
                    scheduled_change[k] = v

            for signoff in self.sc_table.signoffs.select(
                {"sc_id": row["sc_id"]}):
                scheduled_change["signoffs"][
                    signoff["username"]] = signoff["role"]

            # No point in retrieving this for completed scheduled changes...
            if not row["complete"]:
                affected_rows = []
                # We don't need to consider the existing version of a row for
                # inserts, because it doesn't exist yet!
                if row["change_type"] != "insert":
                    original_row = self.table.select(where=base_pk)[0]
                    scheduled_change["original_row"] = original_row
                    affected_rows.append(original_row)
                # We don't need to consider the future version of the row when
                # looking for required signoffs, because it won't exist when
                # enacted.
                if row["change_type"] != "delete":
                    affected_rows.append(base_row)
                signoff_requirements = [
                    obj for v in self.table.getPotentialRequiredSignoffs(
                        affected_rows).values() for obj in v
                ]
                scheduled_change[
                    "required_signoffs"] = serialize_signoff_requirements(
                        signoff_requirements)

            ret["scheduled_changes"].append(scheduled_change)
        return jsonify(ret)
示例#7
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    def get(self):
        if connexion.request.args.get("all"):
            rows = self.sc_table.select()
        else:
            rows = self.sc_table.select(where={"complete": False})
        ret = {"count": len(rows), "scheduled_changes": []}
        for row in rows:
            scheduled_change = {"signoffs": {}, "required_signoffs": {}}
            base_row = {}
            base_pk = {}

            for k, v in row.iteritems():
                if k == "data_version":
                    scheduled_change["sc_data_version"] = v
                else:
                    if k.startswith("base_"):
                        k = k.replace("base_", "")
                        base_row[k] = v
                        if getattr(self.table, k).primary_key:
                            base_pk[k] = v
                    scheduled_change[k] = v

            for signoff in self.sc_table.signoffs.select({"sc_id": row["sc_id"]}):
                scheduled_change["signoffs"][signoff["username"]] = signoff["role"]

            # No point in retrieving this for completed scheduled changes...
            if not row["complete"]:
                affected_rows = []
                # We don't need to consider the existing version of a row for
                # inserts, because it doesn't exist yet!
                if row["change_type"] != "insert":
                    original_row = self.table.select(where=base_pk)[0]
                    scheduled_change["original_row"] = original_row
                    affected_rows.append(original_row)
                # We don't need to consider the future version of the row when
                # looking for required signoffs, because it won't exist when
                # enacted.
                if row["change_type"] != "delete":
                    affected_rows.append(base_row)
                signoff_requirements = self.table.getPotentialRequiredSignoffs(affected_rows)
                scheduled_change["required_signoffs"] = serialize_signoff_requirements(signoff_requirements)

            ret["scheduled_changes"].append(scheduled_change)
        return jsonify(ret)