Alexander Hughes 171b11a5f6
Merge pull request #3 from ian-howell/project-board-management
Integrate with the github project board
2020-07-29 08:02:39 -04:00

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from datetime import datetime
import logging
import re
import github
from github.Issue import Issue
from github.IssueComment import IssueComment
from gerrit_to_github_issues import errors
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def construct_issue_list(match_list: list) -> list:
new_list = []
for issue in match_list:
try:
new_list.append(int(issue))
except ValueError:
LOG.warning(f'Value {issue} could not be converted to `int` type')
return new_list
def parse_issue_number(commit_msg: str) -> dict:
# Searches for Relates-To or Closes tags first to match and return
LOG.debug(f'Parsing commit message: {commit_msg}')
related = re.findall(r'(?<=Relates-To: #)(.*?)(?=\n)', commit_msg)
LOG.debug(f'Captured related issues: {related}')
closes = re.findall(r'(?<=Closes: #)(.*?)(?=\n)', commit_msg)
LOG.debug(f'Captured closes issues: {closes}')
if related or closes:
return {
'related': construct_issue_list(related),
'closes': construct_issue_list(closes)
}
# If no Relates-To or Closes tags are defined, find legacy [#X] style tags
LOG.debug('Falling back to legacy tags')
legacy_matches = re.findall(r'(?<=\[#)(.*?)(?=\])', commit_msg)
LOG.debug(f'Captured legacy issues: {legacy_matches}')
if not legacy_matches:
return {}
return {
'related': construct_issue_list(legacy_matches)
}
def remove_duplicated_issue_numbers(issue_dict: dict) -> dict:
if 'closes' in issue_dict:
issue_dict['related'] = [x for x in issue_dict['related'] if x not in issue_dict['closes']]
return issue_dict
def get_client(github_user: str, github_pw: str, github_token: str) -> github.Github:
if github_token:
return github.Github(github_token)
if github_user and github_pw:
return github.Github(github_user, github_pw)
raise errors.GithubConfigurationError
def get_bot_comment(issue: Issue, bot_name: str, ps_number: str) -> IssueComment:
for i in issue.get_comments():
if i.user.login == bot_name and ps_number in i.body:
return i
def assign_issues(repo: github.Repository):
open_issues = [i for i in repo.get_issues() if i.state == 'open']
for issue in open_issues:
try_assign(issue)
def try_assign(issue: github.Issue):
# find the most recent assignment request
assignment_request = None
for comment in issue.get_comments().reversed:
if '/assign' in comment.body:
assignment_request = comment
break
if not assignment_request:
# Looks like no one wants this issue
return
if not issue.assignees:
# If no one has been assigned yet, let the user take the issue
issue.add_to_assignees(assignment_request.user)
issue.create_comment(f'assigned {assignment_request.user.login}')
return
if issue_age(issue) > 30:
# If the issue is 1 months old and the original assignees haven't
# closed it yet, let's assume that they've stopped working on it and
# allow the new user to have this issue
old_assignees = issue.assignees
for assignee in old_assignees:
issue.remove_from_assignees(assignee)
issue.add_to_assignees(assignment_request.user)
comment_body = f'unassigned: {", ".join([a for a in old_assignees])}\n' + \
f'assigned: {assignment_request.user.login}'
issue.create_comment(comment_body)
return
# If we've made it here, a user has requested to be assigned to a non-stale
# issue which is already assigned. Just notify the core team and let them
# handle the conflict.
comment_body = f'Unable to assign {assignment_request.user.login}. Please ' + \
f'contact a member of the @airshipit/airship-cores team for ' + \
f'help with assignments.'
issue.create_comment(comment_body)
def issue_age(issue):
return (datetime.now() - issue.created_at).days