JIRAUtils.py

"""
#
# Cherry-Picker
#
# Copyright (C) 2020 by Leonardo Coelho: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leo-coelho/
#
################################################################################
#
# This file is subject to the terms and conditions defined in
# file 'LICENSE', which is part of this source code package.
#
"""
import json


# If there is no assignee, return all SP cases for the Service Pack.
# If there is, return assignee's SP cases for the Service Pack.
def get_sp_cases(jira, service_pack, assignee):
    if assignee:
        sps = jira.search_issues('fixVersion="' + service_pack + '" and assignee="' + assignee +
                                 '" and (status="Open" or status="In Progress")')
    else:
        sps = jira.search_issues('fixVersion="' + service_pack +
                                 '" and (status="Open" or status="In Progress")')
    return ["[" + sp.key + "] " + sp.fields.summary for sp in sps]


# Get base case development data.
# I had to hijack the JIRA session, since we don't have this feature on JIRA API.
def get_data(jira, base_bug):
    base_bug_raw_data = __get_data(jira, base_bug.id)
    # If base bug has commits, return them
    if base_bug_raw_data['detail'][0]['repositories']:
        return base_bug_raw_data
    else:
        # If not, check if there is a Backlog with commits.
        backlog = [clone for clone in base_bug.fields.issuelinks if
                   clone.type.name == 'Cloners' and hasattr(clone, 'inwardIssue') and clone.inwardIssue.key.startswith(
                       "BACKLOG")]
        if backlog:
            original = jira.issue(backlog[0].inwardIssue.key)
            return __get_data(jira, original.id)
        else:
            return base_bug_raw_data


def __get_data(jira, id):
    commits_url = jira._options['server'] + "/rest/dev-status/1.0/issue/detail?"
    commits_url += "issueId=" + id
    commits_url += "&applicationType=github&dataType=repository&_=157263009880"
    sess_get = jira._session.get
    response = sess_get(commits_url)
    return json.loads(response.content)


# Get SP Case's base bug.
def get_base_bug(jira, sp_key):
    sp_case = jira.issue(sp_key)
    base_bug_key = sp_case.fields.summary.split(" ")[2]
    base_bug = jira.issue(base_bug_key)
    return base_bug