def display_escalations(self):
jira_connection_name = pick_value(
'Select a JIRA Connection to view Escalation type tickets:',
list(self._jira_connections.keys()))
jira_connection = self._jira_connections[jira_connection_name]
jira_issues = JiraUtils.get_issues_by_query(
jira_connection,
'type = \'Escalation\' AND resolution = unresolved')
issue_keys = []
for issue in jira_issues:
issue_keys.append(issue.issue_key)
df = DisplayFilter.default()
while True:
print_separator(30)
print(os.linesep + 'Escalations' + os.linesep)
print_separator(30)
clear()
df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(self, jira_issues)
i = get_input('[#] Integer to open issue in browser. [q] to quit.')
if i == 'q':
break
try:
c_input = int(i) - 1
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(jira_connection.url,
issue_keys[c_input])
except ValueError:
print('Bad input. Try again')
pause()
def search_projects(self):
"""
Does a one-off ad-hoc search for strings in all cached fields for all cached JiraProjects.
Keeping at scope of JiraManager as search is a meta-scoped search of all cached JiraProjects independent of JiraConnection
:return:
"""
tinput = get_input('Search [o]pen issues only, [c]losed, or [a]ll?')
substring = get_input('Search for what substring?')
matches = []
jira_projects = self.get_all_cached_jira_projects()
# cache list of seen columns for the query
columns = {}
for project in list(jira_projects.values()):
results = project.get_matching_issues(substring, tinput)
for r in results:
matches.append(r)
for k, v in r.items():
# This is going to blast out our ability to filter on reviewer or reviewer 2. For now.
if 'custom' not in k:
columns[k] = True
original_list = JiraUtils.sort_custom_jiraissues_by_key(matches)
display_list = original_list
df = DisplayFilter.default()
while True:
df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(self, display_list)
print_separator(30)
cinput = get_input(
'[#] to open an issue in browser, [c] to clear column filters, [f] to specify a specific field to match on, [q] to return to menu:'
)
if str.lower(cinput) == 'f':
col_name = pick_value('Filter on which column?',
list(columns.keys()), False)
newlist = []
for ji in display_list:
if col_name in ji:
if substring in ji[col_name]:
newlist.append(ji)
display_list = newlist
elif str.lower(cinput) == 'c':
display_list = original_list
elif not str.lower(cinput) == 'q':
try:
jira_issue = display_list[int(cinput) - 1]
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(
self._jira_connections[
jira_issue.jira_connection_name].url,
jira_issue.issue_key)
except ValueError:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
elif str.lower(cinput) == 'q':
break
def display_view(self, jira_manager: 'JiraManager') -> None:
df = DisplayFilter.default()
working_issues = list(self.get_issues().values())
while True:
try:
issues = df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(
jira_manager, working_issues)
print_separator(60)
print('[JiraView operations for {}]'.format(self.name))
input_prompt = (
"[f] to manually enter a substring to regex issues in the view\n"
"[c] to clear all regex filtering\n"
"[#] Integer value to open ticket in browser\n"
"[q] to quit\n"
":")
custom = get_input(input_prompt)
if custom == 'q':
return
elif custom == 'f':
string = get_input('substring to match:', lowered=False)
new_issues = []
for jira_issue in working_issues:
if jira_issue.matches(self.jira_connection, string):
new_issues.append(jira_issue)
working_issues = new_issues
elif custom == 'c':
working_issues = list(self.get_issues().values())
elif len(issues) == 0:
print(
'No matching jira issues found. Skipping attempt to open.'
)
pause()
else:
try:
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(
self.jira_connection.url,
issues[int(custom) - 1].issue_key)
except ValueError:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
except JIRAError as je:
print('Caught an error: {}'.format(je))
traceback.print_exc()
return
def _print_member_details(jira_manager: 'JiraManager', tickets: MemberIssuesByStatus, report_filter: ReportFilter) -> None:
# We need to re-populate this report filter with this user for matching logic to work
report_filter.clear()
report_filter.process_issues(tickets)
displayed_issues = tickets.display_member_issues(jira_manager, report_filter)
while True:
if len(displayed_issues) == 0:
print('No issues found matching category.')
pause()
break
cmd = get_input('[#] Integer value to open JIRA issue in browser. [q] to return to report results:')
if cmd == 'q':
break
try:
jira_issue = displayed_issues[int(cmd) - 1]
jira_connection = jira_manager.get_jira_connection(jira_issue.jira_connection_name)
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(jira_connection.url, jira_issue.issue_key)
except ValueError as ve:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
print('ValueError : {}'.format(ve))
pause()
def display_view(self, jira_manager):
# type: (JiraManager) -> None
df = DisplayFilter.default()
working_issues = list(self.get_issues().values())
while True:
try:
issues = df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(
jira_manager, working_issues)
print_separator(60)
print('[JiraView operations for {}]'.format(self.name))
custom = get_input(
'[f] to manually enter a substring to regex issues in the view'
+ os.linesep + '[c] to clear all regex filtering' +
os.linesep +
'[#] Integer value to open ticket in browser ' +
os.linesep + '[q] to quit' + os.linesep + ':')
if custom == 'q':
return
elif custom == 'f':
string = get_input('substring to match:', lowered=False)
new_issues = []
for jira_issue in working_issues:
if jira_issue.matches(self.jira_connection, string):
new_issues.append(jira_issue)
working_issues = new_issues
elif custom == 'c':
working_issues = list(self.get_issues().values())
else:
try:
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(
self.jira_connection.url,
issues[int(custom) - 1].issue_key)
except ValueError:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
except JIRAError as je:
print('Caught an error: {}'.format(je))
traceback.print_exc()
return
def save_config(self) -> None:
# .cfg file
config_parser = configparser.RawConfigParser()
config_parser.add_section('Config')
if self.jira_connection is not None:
config_parser.set('Config', 'connection_name',
self.jira_connection.connection_name)
config_parser.set('Config', 'project_name', self.project_name)
config_parser.set('Config', 'updated', self.updated)
config_parser.set('Config', 'url', self._url)
config_parser.set('Config', 'custom_fields',
','.join(list(self._custom_fields.keys())))
for field in list(self._custom_fields.keys()):
config_parser.set('Config', field, self._custom_fields[field])
save_argus_config(config_parser, self.config_file())
# Protect against saving during init wiping out the local data file. Shouldn't be an issue but seen it pop up
# during dev once or twice.
if len(self.jira_issues.keys()) > 0:
JiraUtils.save_argus_data(list(self.jira_issues.values()),
self._data_file())
def refresh(self):
new_issues = JiraUtils.get_issues_for_project(self.jira_connection,
self.project_name,
self.updated)
if len(new_issues) > 0:
print('Found {} updated/new issues for {}. Saving to disk.'.format(
len(new_issues), self.project_name))
for jira_issue in new_issues:
if 'updated' not in jira_issue:
print(
'Missing updated field in issue: {}. Skipping in latest updated calculation.'
.format(jira_issue.issue_key))
else:
clean_ts = JiraProject.clean_ts(jira_issue['updated'])
if clean_ts > self.updated:
self.updated = clean_ts
self.jira_issues[jira_issue.issue_key] = jira_issue
self.save_config()
def _build_issue_row(self,
jira_manager: 'JiraManager',
issue: 'JiraIssue',
filters: Dict['Column', str],
dependency: Optional['JiraDependency'] = None) -> str:
"""
:param filters: Inclusion-based column-value filters: skips entire row based on this inclusion.
:param dependency: Optional JiraDependency. Presence of this field indicates this JiraIssue is a dependent ticket,
which changes our logic somewhat on how we format things (paren, indentation, etc)
"""
if dependency is None:
issue_key = issue.issue_key
else:
# Preface with a hyphen per dependency depth
issue_key = '{}{}'.format('-' * DisplayFilter._current_depth,
dependency.target.issue_key)
issue_string = '{:4}:{}'.format(
self._current_index,
str(issue_key)[:self._key_len].ljust(self._key_len))
for column in list(self.included_columns):
if dependency is not None and column.pretty_name == DisplayFilter.RELATIONSHIP_STRING:
val = dependency.pretty_type()
else:
val = JiraUtils.retrieve_field_value(jira_manager, issue,
column.name)
# filters are include-only, so if we don't have a value but do have includes, drop it
if filters is not None:
# On non-matches, we don't return this row at all
if val is None and column.name in filters:
return ''
elif column in filters and val is not None and filters[
column] not in val:
return ''
val = '' if val is None else val
issue_string += '| {} '.format(
str(val)[:column.width].ljust(column.width))
issue_string += os.linesep
self._current_index += 1
return issue_string
def report_fix_version(self) -> None:
"""
Creates a report of all tickets, including dependencies, to the input FixVersion.
"""
# Only support creating of this on a single JiraConnection, with the assumption that multiple projects on that
# connection can share a FixVersion, but these won't straddle to exterior Jira instances
target_connection = self.pick_jira_connection(
'FixVersion report for which JiraConnection?')
if target_connection is None:
return
open_only = is_yes('Show only unresolved issues?')
to_match = get_input('Input substring to search fixversions for:',
False)
available_versions = set()
for jira_project in target_connection.cached_projects:
for jira_issue in jira_project.jira_issues.values():
for fix in jira_issue['fixVersions'].split(','):
if to_match in fix:
available_versions.add(fix)
report_version = pick_value('Generate report for which FixVersion?',
list(available_versions))
if report_version is None:
return
print('Generating report on: {}'.format(report_version))
# Now find all "primary root" members on this FixVersion, generate a list of matching, then display w/dependency
# chains enabled
matching_issues = set()
for jira_project in target_connection.cached_projects:
for jira_issue in jira_project.jira_issues.values():
if jira_issue.has_fix_version(report_version):
if (open_only and jira_issue.is_open) or not open_only:
matching_issues.add(jira_issue)
df = DisplayFilter.default()
df.open_only = open_only
df.include_column('fixVersions', 'FixVersion', 10, 2)
# sort our keys by issuekey
sorted_results = JiraUtils.sort_custom_jiraissues_by_key(
list(matching_issues))
del matching_issues
issues = df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(self, sorted_results, 1,
None, True)
while True:
choice = get_input(
'[#] to open an issue in browser, [p] to print report again, [q] to quit report: '
)
if choice == 'q':
break
elif choice == 'p':
df.display_and_return_sorted_issues(self, sorted_results, 1,
None, True)
try:
int_choice = int(choice) - 1
if int_choice < 0 or int_choice > len(issues) - 1:
raise ValueError('oops')
chosen_issue = issues[int_choice]
if not chosen_issue.is_cached:
print(
'Cannot open browser for non-cached issue (don\'t know url). Cache offline to inspect {}.'
.format(chosen_issue.issue_key))
else:
jira_conn = self._jira_connections[
chosen_issue.jira_connection_name]
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(jira_conn.url,
chosen_issue.issue_key)
except ValueError:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
def sort_tickets(self):
self.assigned = JiraUtils.sort_jira_issues(self.assigned)
self.closed = JiraUtils.sort_jira_issues(self.closed)
self.reviewer = JiraUtils.sort_jira_issues(self.reviewer)
self.reviewed = JiraUtils.sort_jira_issues(self.reviewed)
def _run_report(jira_manager, team, report_filter):
# type: (JiraManager, Team, ReportFilter) -> None
# We prompt for a new 'since' on each iteration of the loop
if report_filter.needs_duration:
report_filter.since = time_utils.since_now(
ReportFilter.get_since())
try:
sorted_member_issues = sorted(
team.members, key=lambda s: s.primary_name.user_name)
while True:
# Print out a menu of the meta information for each team member
print_separator(40)
print('[{}]'.format(report_filter.header))
print(report_filter.column_headers())
count = 1
for member_issues in sorted_member_issues:
report_filter.clear()
# We perform pre-processing and one-off prompting for time duration in .process call
report_filter.process_issues(member_issues)
print('{:5}: {}'.format(
count,
report_filter.print_all_counts(
member_issues.primary_name.user_name)))
count += 1
print_separator(40)
cmd = get_input(
'[#] Integer value to see a detailed breakdown by category. [q] to return to menu:'
)
if cmd == 'q':
break
# Received detailed breakdown input
try:
c_input = int(cmd) - 1
# Pull out the MemberIssuesByStatus object for the chosen member for detailed printing
# We need to re-populate this report filter with this user for matching logic to work
full_member_issues = sorted_member_issues[c_input]
report_filter.clear()
report_filter.process_issues(full_member_issues)
displayed_issues = full_member_issues.display_member_issues(
jira_manager, report_filter)
while True:
cmd = get_input(
'[#] Integer value to open JIRA issue in browser. [q] to return to report results:'
)
if cmd == 'q':
break
try:
jira_issue = displayed_issues[int(cmd) - 1]
jira_connection = jira_manager.get_jira_connection(
jira_issue.jira_connection_name)
JiraUtils.open_issue_in_browser(
jira_connection.url, jira_issue.issue_key)
except ValueError as ve:
print('Bad input. Try again.')
print('ValueError : {}'.format(ve))
pause()
except ValueError:
break
except JIRAError as je:
print(
'Caught a JIRAError attempting to run a query: {}'.format(je))
pause()
