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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/README.mkd000066400000000000000000000515211203316335600172220ustar00rootroot00000000000000## TicGit-ng ## This project provides a ticketing system built on Git that is kept in a separate branch in your projects Git repository. Originally called TicGit, it is now known as TicGit-ng to continue development and avoid namespace clashes. ### About ### TicGit-ng is a simple ticketing system, roughly similar to the Lighthouse model, that is based in git. It provides a command line client that uses the ‘git’ gem to keep its ticketing information in a separate branch (called ‘ticgit-ng’) within your existing git repository. All the data is file based and rarely changing, decreasing the likelihood of a merge issue. Right now, ticket branch merges need to be done manually and separately, but work is being done on a `ti sync` command to make this easier and more intuitive. The idea is that it keeps your tickets in the same repository, but without mucking up your working tree. By using its own seperate branch to store its information it keeps the working trees in all your other branches untouched. There are two interfaces available, the command line `ti` command and the `ticgitweb` web interface, though `ticgitweb` has many more prerequisites than `ti`. It will automatically create the new branch the first time you use it, and it caches all the data (another working directory and index file) in your ~/.ticgit-ng directory by default. If you delete that directory, it will just create it again the next time, you will lose no data (except some of your saved preferences). TicGit-ng is currently using itself to store its feature requests and bug reports. ### Prerequisites ### There are two sets of prerequisites, those for people who intend to just run `ti`, and another set for those who wish to run `ticgitweb` as well. `ticgitweb` has additional dependancies that aren't required for `ti`'s use. **ti** Required Packages: git, ruby, rubygems Required Ruby Gems: git To install these packages on a Debian system, or a Debian based system like Ubuntu, do sudo aptitude install git ruby rubygems sudo gem install git **ticgitweb** Required Packages: git, ruby, rubygems Required Ruby Gems: git, sinatra, haml, sass To install these packages on a Debian system, or a Debian based system like Ubuntu, do sudo aptitude install git ruby rubygems sudo gem install git sinatra haml sass **A Note about rubygems** While the version of rubygems available from the repositories on Debian 5.0.5 stable will work just fine for using the command line `ti` program, using `ticgitweb` requires some extra effort. Older versions of rubygems, such as the one available on Debian 5.0.5, will not work out of the box with the new gem repositories because the .deb in stable relies on rubyforge rather than rubygems for its operations. See [this bug](http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=558251) for an example. If you are running an older version of rubygems, you may need to get the latest rubygems package from http://rubygems.org/ or [apt](http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html) [pinning](http://jeffwelling.github.com//2010/09/05/Apt-Pinning.html) before being able to properly install the git and ticgit gems. **A Note About The Git Gem** The git gem requires a git version of 1.6.0.0 or later, but on Debian stable, git-core is currently (Sept 6th 2010) at 1.5.6.5. This isn't a fatal problem and we can continue using version 1.5.6.5 with the git gem, but you will see notices like this if you do [WARNING] The git gem requires git 1.6.0.0 or later, but only found 1.5.6.5. You should probably upgrade. Please specify at least one action to execute. If these annoy you as they do me and you've set up [apt](http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html) [pinning](http://jeffwelling.github.com//2010/09/05/Apt-Pinning.html), you can do $ sudo aptitude -t testing install git-core And those notices should go away. **A Note About Coloured Git Output** If you use `[color] ui = always` instead of `[color] ui = true` then you will encounter a problem with the deprecated git gem parsing the color codes. Because it doesn't strip the color codes before parsing the output, it chokes and makes everything explode. Since time spent working on monkeypatching the git gem would soon be rendered fruitless by the eventual planned upgrade away from it, for the time being the suggested solution is to use `[color] ui = true`. ### Installing ## Installation on a Debian stable system. Note that the command line interface for TicGit-ng can be run from Debian stable, but some of the gems required for the web interface may require you to use [apt](http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html) [pinning](http://jeffwelling.github.com//2010/09/05/Apt-Pinning.html) to run without errors. See below To install TicGit-ng on your system, you can go one of two ways, $ gem install TicGit-ng or, you can install it from source by downloading this repository building your own gem (see below). ### Usage ### To get a list of all commands with short description: > ti --help Usage: ti COMMAND [FLAGS] [ARGS] Options for help command: The available TicGit-ng commands are: recent List recent activities checkout Checkout a ticket tag Modify tags of a ticket comment Comment on a ticket milestone List and modify milestones assign Assings a ticket to someone points Assign points to a ticket state Change state of a ticket show Show a ticket new Create a new ticket attach Attach file to ticket list List tickets Common options: -v, --version Show the version number -h, --help Display this help "help" is not a command To get help about a specific command: > ti --help ## for example > ti assign --help Usage: ti assign [options] [ticket_id] Options for assign command: -c, --checkout TICKET Checkout this ticket -u, --user USER Assign the ticket to this user Common options: -v, --version Show the version number -h, --help Display this help The available commands are: ti list - show all tickets ti show - show details of a specific ticket ti new - create a new ticket ti checkout - checkout a ticket ti state - change a ticket state (open, resolved, invalid, hold) ti comment - add a comment to a ticket ti tag - add or delete a tag from a ticket ti assign - change to whom a ticket is assigned ### Usage Examples ### The first time you use any command in Ticgit-ng, it will create a new branch in your repo called ‘ticgit-ng’ and setup a caching area in ~/.ticgit-ng. If you run it without arguments, it will tell you what is available to run $ ti Please specify at least one action to execute. Usage: ti COMMAND [FLAGS] [ARGS] The available TicGit-ng commands are: recent List recent activities checkout Checkout a ticket tag Modify tags of a ticket comment Comment on a ticket milestone List and modify milestones assign Assings a ticket to someone points Assign points to a ticket state Change state of a ticket show Show a ticket new Create a new ticket attach Attach file to ticket list List tickets Common options: -v, --version Show the version number -h, --help Display this help The first time you run `ti list`, it will show an empty list. $ ti list I, [2010-09-06T15:47:52.075485 #4820] INFO -- : creating ticgit repo branch TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To add a new ticket you can use `ti new -t 'Title of ticket'` and give it a title in one command line. $ ti new -t 'my new ticket' $ ti list TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- d7f2d8 my new ticket open 09/06 For the ‘comment’ and ‘new’ commands, if you don’t specify a ‘-m’ for the message, it puts you into $EDITOR to write it. The ‘new’ action is especially useful with this, because you can also tag it and give it an initial comment when you create it this way: # --- # tags: # # first line will be the title of the tic, the rest will be the first comment # # if you would like to add initial tags, put them on the 'tags:' line, comma delim # To edit a ticket, such as assigning a tag to the new ticket we created, we first checkout the ticket and then use `ti tag`. Always checkout the ticket you intend to edit. Some commands allow you to include a tic_id argument but that can get confusing to keep track of and most of the time several edits will be done to the same ticket anyway, so it is suggested you use `ti checkout` for convenience if nothing else. #ti checkout can checkout tickets based on the TicId or based on it's place in the list $ ti checkout 1 #checks out the first ticket, or to do the same thing by using the TicId $ ti checkout d7f2d8 #then assign the tag $ ti tag 'bug' #and view the result.. $ ti list TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * d7f2d8 my new ticket open 09/06 bug To assign the ticket to someone, use the `ti assign` command. I assign the ticket to myself below. $ ti assign -u 'jeff.welling@gmail.com' $ ti list TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * d7f2d8 my new ticket open 09/06 jeff.we… bug To change the state of a ticket, such as to change it from 'open' to 'hold' or 'resolved', use `ti state`. There are 4 valid states: hold, invalid, open, and resolved. $ ti state hold $ ti list TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Dramatic Gasp!* Where did all of our tickets go? Don't worry, this isn't a bug and your tickets aren't gone. $ ti list --states open,hold TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * d7f2d8 my new ticket hold 09/06 jeff.we… bug By default `ti list` doesn't show tickets with a state of 'hold', so we have to specify that we want to see those tickets with an argument. Now you can see, out `ti state hold` command changed the state of that ticket to on hold. This can also be done without checking out the ticket by using `ti state 1 hold`. Where ticgit expects a ticket id, it will take either the number of the ticket on the last ‘list’ you did, or it will take the partial sha each ticket is assigned when it is created – that number never changes for the life of the ticket, even across repositories, so you can email that number to someone else working on the project so they can identify it. If nothing is specified, it will use the currently checked out ticket. $ ti comment -m "I'm a new comment" $ ti show Title: my new ticket TicId: d7f2d8f6d6ec3da1a1800a33fb090d590a533bac Assigned: jeff.welling@gmail.com Opened: Mon Sep 06 15:52:03 -0700 2010 (0 days) State: OPEN Points: no estimate Tags: bug Comments (1): * Added 09/06 18:34 by jeff.welling@gmail.com I'm a new comment `ti show` also has a '-f' argument to be able to see comments that are longer than 3 lines, which would normally be truncated. The `ti list` command can also be sorted and filtered. $ ti list --help Usage: ti list [options] Options for list command: -l, --list Show the saved queries -S, --saveas SAVENAME Save this list as a saved name -a, --assigned ASSIGNED List only tickets assigned to someone -s, --states STATE[,STATE] List only tickets in a specific state(s) Prefix the state with '-' to negate -t, --tags TAG[,TAG] List only tickets with specific tag(s) Prefix the tag with '-' to negate -o, --order ORDER Field to order by - one of : assigned,state,date,title Common options: -v, --version Show the version number -h, --help Display this help So if you wanted to see a list of all your tickets that have the ‘feature’ tag, assigned to ‘jeff.welling@gmail.com’ and are ‘open’, ordered by date opened descending, and save that view as ‘not_mine’, you can run this: $ ti list -t feature -s open -a jeff.welling@gmail.com -o date.desc -S not_mine Then if you want to later list tickets with the same options as you used above, use $ ti list not_mine ## Collaboration ## If you have cloned a repository and would like to get the ticgit-ng branch for that repo (presuming they have one), do this. $git branch ticgit-ng origin/ticgit-ng This will create a ticgit-ng branch in your local repo based on the ticgit-ng branch in origin. Now you can run `ti list` and it will show you the ticgit-ng tickets for that repository. ### Getting the TicGit-ng ticgit-ng branch ## To download your own copy of the TicGit-ng ticgit branch after cloning the repo, so that you can add or alter a bug yourself, follow these instructions. This will checkout a ticgit-ng branch and set it to track the ticgit-ng branch upstream in origin, and then checks out the master branch. You must checkout the master branch because TicGit-ng gets confused if you are already in the ticgit-ng branch when running TicGit-ng. $ git checkout origin/ticgit-ng $ git checkout -b ticgit-ng $ git checkout master This will show you all of the bugs in TicGit-ng's ticgit-ng branch. $ ti list To submit your changes back to the upstream maintainer, push the bugs in your ticgit-ng branch to your public repo on Github $ git push origin ticgit-ng Then contact the upstream maintainer by sending a Pull Request or Email and ask them to review and accept your bug changes. ### Sharing your tickets with others ### Sharing your ticgit tickets with other people is as easy as asking them either creating their ticgit-ng branch based on yours if they haven't already started their own ticgit-ng branch, or pulling your ticgit-ng branch into theirs. If you host your repositories on [Github](http://www.github.com) as I do then this process is simplified some because you don't have to worry about hosting your repository somewhere where other people can access it to pull your ticgit-ng branch. For example, when I want my friend wnight to have the changes I made to my tickets in my ticgit-ng repository, I do a $ git push origin to update all my remote branches with my current ones, and then I ask him to do a $ git checkout ticgit-ng $ git pull git@github.com:jeffWelling/ticgit.git ticgit-ng $ git checkout master to pull my changes into his ticgit-ng branch and then switch back to his master branch. Now when he does `ti list` it will show the changes I made to the tickets on my system. ### Incorporating other peoples changes into your ticgit-ng branch ### The process is much the same as above, except the rolls are reversed. Once you know they have published their changes and you have a URL to do a git pull from, you simply do $ git checkout ticgit-ng $ git pull SOURCE_URL ticgit-ng $ git checkout master Replacing SOURCE_URL with the URL you were told to pull from, now you can see the changes they made, in your ticgit-ng branch. You can easily publish these changes with a `git push origin` so anyone following your work can also see these changes. ### Next generation collaboration ### Changes made by [Bruno Santos](http://github.com/pheres) to add a [`ti sync`](http://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit/commit/7388386fab4fb12c36e6eeb7d19eaa4e4b16b853) command were integrated on February 15th 2011. You can now use the `ti sync [options]` command to sync your tickets with anyone else you've added with `git remote add`. To use `ti sync`, all you need to do is first make sure you've already added the remote source with `git remote add`, and then do $ ti sync --repo REMOTE_SOURCE if you want to pull their tickets into your ticgit-ng branch *and* push your tickets to their ticgit-ng branch, or $ ti sync --repo REMOTE_SOURCE --no-push if you want to pull their tickets into your ticgit-ng branch without pushing your tickets to their branch. More information on using ti sync can be gleemed from reviewing the [merge specs](https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit/blob/deving/spec/merging_spec.rb) ### Ticgitweb ### To run the Sinatra enabled web UI for your TicGit-ng repo, simply cd to your repository and run 'ticgitweb', or 'ticgitweb -p 3456' to change the port to something other than '4567', which is the Sinatra default. Here is what the Ticket listing looks like: TicGitWeb Ticket List And here is an individual ticket: TicGitWeb Ticket ## Development ## The original author had used rspec to write specs for ticgit-ng, but one of the maintainers since then switched it over to bacon[[1](http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/137928)][[2](http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/172139)][[3](http://testanything.org/wiki/index.php/Testing_with_Ruby)] and I haven't been too inclined to switch it back. ### Prerequisites ### To install the prerequisites on Debian stable for testing ticgit-ng, you will need [apt](http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html) [pinning](http://jeffwelling.github.com//2010/09/05/Apt-Pinning.html). $ sudo aptitude -t testing install rubygems rake $ sudo gem install yard bacon I pull rubygems from testing to avoid a problem with gherkin creating a syntactically incorrect gemspec which makes a lot of noise whenever `gem` is called. I ran into a problem when gem was installing yard, it had a problem with the documentation but thankfully the error wasn't fatal and was only about not being able to compile the documentation which I don't use, so it continued without trouble. ### How To Test ### To test your version of ticgit-ng, go to your ticgit-ng directory and run rake bacon ### How to generate a gem from your development copy of ticgit-ng ### To create a gem from your development copy of ticgit-ng, go to your ticgit-ng directory and do rake gem This will create a pkg/ directory, which will contain a newly created ticgit-ng gem for you to install. More information on developing TicGit-ng and collaborating with other TicGit-ng developers at [here](https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit/wiki/Development) More information on developing TicGit-ng and collaborating with other TicGit-ng developers at [here](https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit/wiki/Development) ### Alternatives ### ditz bugs everywhere git-issues ## Authors ## Original Author: Scott Chacon (schacon@gmail.com) Current Active Maintainer: Jeff Welling (jeff.welling@gmail.com) For a detailed list of contributors, use `git log`. jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/Rakefile000066400000000000000000000015201203316335600172270ustar00rootroot00000000000000require 'rubygems' require 'rake' require 'rake/clean' require 'rake/rdoctask' require 'rspec/core/rake_task' CLEAN.include('**/*.gem') desc "Creates the TicGit-ng gem" task :create_gem => [:clean] do spec = eval(IO.read('ticgit-ng.gemspec')) gem = Gem::Builder.new(spec).build Dir.mkdir("pkg") unless Dir.exists? "pkg" FileUtils.mv("#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/#{gem}", "pkg") end desc "Runs spec suite" RSpec::Core::RakeTask.new(:spec) do |spec| spec.pattern = 'spec/*_spec.rb' spec.rspec_opts = ['--backtrace --colour'] end desc "Creates rdoc documentation" Rake::RDocTask.new do |rdoc| version = File.exist?('VERSION') ? File.read('VERSION').chomp : "" rdoc.rdoc_dir = 'rdoc' rdoc.title = "TicGit-ng #{version}" rdoc.rdoc_files.include('README*') rdoc.rdoc_files.include('lib/**/*.rb') end task :default => :create_gem jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/bin/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600163345ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/bin/ti000077500000000000000000000006521203316335600167010ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'rubygems' require 'fileutils' # Add the library from the source tree to the front of the load path. # This allows ti to run without first installing a ticgit gem, which is # important when testing multiple branches of development. if File.exist? File.join('lib', 'ticgit-ng.rb') $LOAD_PATH.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib') end require 'ticgit-ng' TicGitNG::CLI.execute jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/bin/ticgitweb000077500000000000000000000161021203316335600202430ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env ruby # starts a sinatra based web server that provides an interface to # your ticgit tickets # # some of the sinatra code borrowed from sr's git-wiki # # author : Scott Chacon (schacon@gmail.com) # # Add the library from the source tree to the front of the load path. # This allows ticgitweb to run without first installing a ticgit gem, # which is important when testing multiple branches of development. $LOAD_PATH.unshift File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..', 'lib') %w(rubygems sinatra git ticgit-ng haml sass).each do |dependency| begin require dependency rescue LoadError => e puts "You need to install #{dependency} before we can proceed" end end #This line is required to resolve this issue #https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit/issues/22 enable :run # !! TODO : if ARGV[1] is a path to a git repo, use that # otherwise, look in ~/.ticgit $ticgit = TicGitNG.open('.') get('/_stylesheet.css') { Sass::Engine.new(File.read(__FILE__).gsub(/.*__END__/m, '')).render } # ticket list view get '/' do @tickets = $ticgit.ticket_list(:order => 'date.desc') haml(list('all')) end get '/fs/:state' do @tickets = $ticgit.ticket_list(:state => params[:state], :order => 'date.desc') haml(list(params[:state])) end get '/tag/:tag' do @tickets = $ticgit.ticket_list(:tag => params[:tag], :order => 'date.desc') haml(list(params[:tag])) end get '/sv/:saved_view' do @tickets = $ticgit.ticket_list(:saved => params[:saved_view]) haml(list(params[:saved_view])) end # ticket single view get '/ticket/:ticket' do @ticket = $ticgit.ticket_show(params[:ticket]) haml(show) end # add ticket get '/t/new' do haml(new_ticket) end # add ticket finalize post '/t/new' do title = params[:title].to_s.strip if title.size > 1 tags = params[:tags].split(',').map { |t| t.strip } rescue nil t = $ticgit.ticket_new(title, {:comment => params[:comment].strip, :tags => tags}) redirect '/ticket/' + t.ticket_id.to_s else redirect '/t/new' end end # add comment post '/a/add_comment/:ticket' do t = $ticgit.ticket_comment(params[:comment], params[:ticket]) redirect '/ticket/' + params[:ticket] end # add tag post '/a/add_tags/:ticket' do t = $ticgit.ticket_tag(params[:tags], params[:ticket]) redirect '/ticket/' + params[:ticket] end # change ticket state get '/a/change_state/:ticket/:state' do $ticgit.ticket_change(params[:state], params[:ticket]) redirect '/ticket/' + params[:ticket] end def layout(title, content) @saved = $ticgit.config['list_options'].keys rescue [] %Q( %html %head %title #{title} %link{:rel => 'stylesheet', :href => '/_stylesheet.css', :type => 'text/css', :media => 'screen'} %meta{'http-equiv' => 'Content-Type', :content => 'text/html; charset=utf-8'} %body #navigation %a{:href => '/'} All %a{:href => '/fs/open'} Open %a{:href => '/fs/resolved'} Resolved %a{:href => '/fs/hold'} Hold %a{:href => '/fs/invalid'} Invalid - if !@saved.empty? | Saved: - @saved.each do |s| %a{:href => "/sv/\#{s}"}= s #action %a{:href => '/t/new'} New Ticket #{content} ) end def new_ticket layout('New Ticket', %q{ %h1 Create a New Ticket %form{:action => '/t/new', :method => 'POST'} %table %tr %th Title %td %input{:type => 'text', :name => 'title', :size => 30} %tr %th Tags %td %input{:name => 'tags', :size => 30} %small (comma delimited) %tr %th Comment %td %textarea{:name => 'comment', :rows => 15, :cols => 30} %tr %td %td %input{:type => 'submit', :value => 'Create Ticket'} }) end def list(title = 'all') @title = title layout(title + ' tickets', %q{ %h1= "#{@title} tickets" - if @tickets.empty? %p No tickets found. - else %table.long - c = 'even' - @tickets.each do |t| %tr{:class => (c == 'even' ? c = 'odd' : c = 'even') } %td %a{:href => "/ticket/#{t.ticket_id}" } %code= t.ticket_id[0,6] %td&= t.title %td{:class => t.state}= t.state %td= t.opened.strftime("%m/%d") %td= t.assigned_name %td - t.tags.each do |tag| %a{:href => "/tag/#{tag}"}= tag }) end def show layout('ticket', %q{ %center %h1&= @ticket.title %form{:action => "/a/add_tags/#{@ticket.ticket_id}", :method => 'POST'} %table %tr %th TicId %td %code= @ticket.ticket_id %tr %th Assigned %td= @ticket.assigned %tr %th Opened %td= @ticket.opened %tr %th State %td{:class => @ticket.state} %table{:width => '300'} %tr %td{:width=>'90%'}= @ticket.state - $ticgit.tic_states.select { |s| s != @ticket.state}.each do |st| %td{:class => st} %a{:href => "/a/change_state/#{@ticket.ticket_id}/#{st}"}= st[0,2] %tr %th Tags %td - @ticket.tags.each do |t| %a{:href => "/tag/#{t}"}= t %div.addtag %input{:name => 'tags'} %input{:type => 'submit', :value => 'add tag'} %h3 Comments %form{:action => "/a/add_comment/#{@ticket.ticket_id}", :method => 'POST'} %div %textarea{:name => 'comment', :cols => 50} %br %input{:type => 'submit', :value => 'add comment'} %div.comments - @ticket.comments.reverse.each do |t| %div.comment %span.head Added = t.added.strftime("%m/%d %H:%M") by = t.user %div.comment-text = t.comment %br }) end __END__ body :font family: Verdana, Arial, "Bitstream Vera Sans", Helvetica, sans-serif color: black line-height: 160% background-color: white margin: 2em #navigation a background-color: #e0e0e0 color: black text-decoration: none padding: 2px padding: 5px border-bottom: 1px black solid #action text-align: right .addtag padding: 5px 0 h1 display: block padding-bottom: 5px a color: black a.exists font-weight: bold a.unknown font-style: italic .comments margin: 10px 20px .comment .head background: #eee padding: 4px .comment-text padding: 10px color: #333 table.long width: 100% table tr.even td background: #eee tr.odd td background: #fff table tr th text-align: left padding: 3px vertical-align: top td.open background: #ada td.resolved background: #abd td.hold background: #dda td.invalid background: #aaa .submit font-size: large font-weight: bold .page_title font-size: xx-large .edit_link color: black font-size: 14px font-weight: bold background-color: #e0e0e0 font-variant: small-caps text-decoration: none jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/examples/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600174025ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/examples/post-commit000077500000000000000000000015201203316335600216010ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'tempfile' commit_log = `git log -1`.chomp m, commit_id = * commit_log.match(/commit\W*([A-Fa-f0-9]+)/) Tempfile.open('ticgit_comment') do |tmp| tmp.write commit_log actions = {} # comment on any tickets this commit references commit_log.scan(/\(\W*[Rr]efs?\W*:*\W*\#([a-fA-F0-9]+)\W*\)/).each do |ticked_id| actions[ticket_id] = :ref end # close any tickets this commit solves # overwrite any refs, as the commit log will still # be added to the ticket as a comment, but will also be closed commit_log.scan(/\(\W*[Cc]loses\W*:*\W*\#([a-fA-F0-9]+)\W*\)/).each do |ticket_id| actions[ticket_id] = :close end actions.each do |ticket_id, action| `ti comment #{ticket_id} --file #{tmp.path}` if action `ti state #{ticket_id} resolved` if action == :close end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600163325ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng.rb000066400000000000000000000030721203316335600205460ustar00rootroot00000000000000require 'fileutils' require 'logger' require 'optparse' require 'ostruct' require 'set' require 'yaml' require 'pp' # Add the directory containing this file to the start of the load path if it # isn't there already. $:.unshift(File.dirname(__FILE__)) unless $:.include?(File.dirname(__FILE__)) || $:.include?(File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))) require 'rubygems' # requires git >= 1.0.5 require 'git' #Only redefine if we are not using 1.9 unless (defined?(RbConfig) ? RbConfig : Config)::CONFIG["ruby_version"][/^\d\.9/] # FIXME: Monkeypatch git until fixed upstream module Git class Lib def config_get(name) do_get = lambda do |x| command('config', ['--get', name]) end if @git_dir Dir.chdir(@git_dir, &do_get) else build_list.call end end end end end require 'ticgit-ng/base' require 'ticgit-ng/cli' require 'ticgit-ng/attachment' module TicGitNG autoload :VERSION, 'ticgit-ng/version' autoload :Comment, 'ticgit-ng/comment' autoload :Ticket, 'ticgit-ng/ticket' # options # :logger => Logger.new(STDOUT) # :tic_dir => "~/.#{ which_branch?() }" # :working_directory => File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'working')) # :index_file => File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'index')) # :init => Boolean -- if true, allow initializing ticgit def self.open(git_dir, options = {}) Base.new(git_dir, options) end class OpenStruct < ::OpenStruct def to_hash @table.dup end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600202175ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/attachment.rb000066400000000000000000000044161203316335600227010ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG class Attachment attr_reader :user, :added, :filename, :sha, :attachment_name attr_reader :original_filename alias :read :initialize def initialize( fname ) #FIXME expect fname to be a raw filename that needs to be converted # into a properly formatted ticket name @filename=fname trailing_underscore= File.basename(fname)[/_$/] ? true : false trailing_underscore=false temp=File.basename(fname).split('_').reverse @added=Time.at(temp.pop.to_i) @user= temp.pop @attachment_name= temp.reverse.join('_') if trailing_underscore @attachment_name << '_' end end #Called when attaching a new attachment and when reading/opening attachments #FIXME Make a 'read' and 'create' function to differentiate between # between creation of a ticket and reading an existing ticket. def self.create raw_fname, ticket, time #Attachment naming format: #ticket_name/ATTACHMENTS/123456_jeff.welling@gmail.com_fubar.jpg #raw_fname "/home/guy/Desktop/fubar.jpg" #create attachment dir if first run a_name= File.expand_path( File.join( File.join( ticket.ticket_name, 'ATTACHMENTS' ), ticket.create_attachment_name(raw_fname, time) )) #create new filename from ticket if File.exist?( File.dirname( a_name ) ) && !File.directory?( File.dirname(a_name) ) puts "Could not create ATTACHMENTS directory" exit 1 elsif !File.exist?( File.dirname( a_name ) ) Dir.mkdir File.dirname( a_name ) end #copy/link the raw_filename Dir.chdir( File.dirname(a_name) ) do FileUtils.cp( raw_fname, a_name ) end #call init on the new file to properly populate the variables a_name= File.join( File.basename( File.dirname( a_name ) ), File.basename( a_name ) ) return Attachment.new( a_name ) end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/base.rb000066400000000000000000000366511203316335600214710ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG class NoRepoFound < StandardError;end class Base attr_reader :git, :logger attr_reader :tic_working, :tic_index, :tic_dir attr_reader :last_tickets, :current_ticket # saved in state attr_reader :config attr_reader :state, :config_file def initialize(git_dir, opts = {}) @git = Git.open(find_repo(git_dir)) begin git.lib.full_log_commits :count => 1 rescue puts "Git error: please check your git repository, you must have at least one commit in git" exit 1 end @logger = opts[:logger] || Logger.new(STDOUT) #This is to accomodate for edge-cases where @logger.puts #is called from debugging code. if @logger.respond_to?(:puts) && !@logger.respond_to?(:info) @logger.class.class_eval do alias :info :puts end elsif @logger.respond_to?(:info) && !@logger.respond_to?(:puts) @logger.class.class_eval do alias :puts :info end end @last_tickets = [] @init=opts[:init] proj = Ticket.clean_string(@git.dir.path) #Use this hack instead of git itself because this is ridiculously faster then #getting the same information from git branches= Dir.entries( File.join(find_repo(git_dir),'.git/refs/heads/') ).delete_if {|i| i=='.' || i=='..' } branch= branches.include?('ticgit-ng') ? ('ticgit-ng') : ('ticgit') @tic_dir = opts[:tic_dir] ||"~/.#{branch}" @tic_working = opts[:working_directory] || File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'working')) @tic_index = opts[:index_file] || File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'index')) @last_tickets = [] #expire @tic_index and @tic_working if it mtime is older than #git log. Otherwise, during testing, if you use the same temp #directory with the same name, deleting it and recreating it #to test something, ticgit would get confused by the cache from #the previous instance of the temp dir. if File.exist?(@tic_working) cache_mtime=File.mtime(@tic_working) begin gitlog_mtime= File.mtime(File.join( find_repo('.'), ".git/refs/heads/#{branch}" )) rescue reset_cache end #unless (cache_mtime > gitlog_mtime.-(20) and cache_mtime <= gitlog_mtime) or (cache_mtime > gitlog_mtime.+(30) and cache_mtime >= gitlog_mtime) #FIXME break logic out into several lines #FIXME don't bother resetting if gitlog_mtime.to_i == 0 if needs_reset?( cache_mtime, gitlog_mtime ) and !cache_mtime==gitlog_mtime puts "Resetting cache" unless gitlog_mtime.to_i == 0 reset_cache end end # load config file @config_file = File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'config.yml')) if File.exists?(config_file) @config = YAML.load(File.read(config_file)) else @config = {} end @state = File.expand_path(File.join(@tic_dir, proj, 'state')) unless branches.include?(branch) && File.directory?(@tic_working) if branches.include?(branch) and !File.exist?(@tic_working) #branch exists but tic_working doesn't #this could be because the dir was deleted or the repo itself #was moved, so recreate the dir. reset_ticgitng elsif @init puts "Initializing TicGit-ng" init_ticgitng_branch( branches.include?(branch) ) else puts "Please run `ti init` to initialize TicGit-ng for this repository before running other ti commands." exit end end if File.file?(@state) load_state else reset_ticgitng end end def find_repo(dir) full = File.expand_path(dir) ENV["GIT_WORKING_DIR"] || loop do return full if File.directory?(File.join(full, ".git")) raise NoRepoFound if full == full=File.dirname(full) end end # marshal dump the internals # save config file def save_state state_list = [@last_tickets, @current_ticket] unless File.exist? @state FileUtils.mkdir_p( File.dirname(@state) ) end File.open(@state, 'w+'){|io| Marshal.dump(state_list, io) } File.open(@config_file, 'w+'){|io| io.write(config.to_yaml) } end # read in the internals def load_state state_list = File.open(@state){|io| Marshal.load(io) } garbage_data=nil if state_list.length == 2 @last_tickets, @current_ticket = state_list else #This was left behind so that people can continue load_state-ing #without having to delete their ~/.ticgit directory when #updating to this version (rename to ticgit-ng) garbage_data, @last_tickets, @current_ticket = state_list end end # returns new Ticket def ticket_new(title, options = {}, time=nil) t = TicGitNG::Ticket.create(self, title, options, time) reset_ticgitng TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t.ticket_name, tickets[t.ticket_name]) end #This is a legacy function from back when ticgit-ng needed to have its #cache reset in order to avoid cache corruption. def reset_ticgitng tickets save_state end # returns new Ticket def ticket_comment(comment, ticket_id = nil) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) ticket.add_comment(comment) reset_ticgitng ticket end end # returns array of Tickets def ticket_list(options = {}) reset_ticgitng ts = [] @last_tickets = [] @config['list_options'] ||= {} tickets.to_a.each do |name, t| ts << TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, name, t) end if name = options[:saved] if c = config['list_options'][name] options = c.merge(options) end end if options[:list] # TODO : this is a hack and i need to fix it config['list_options'].each do |name, opts| puts name + "\t" + opts.inspect end return false end if options.size == 0 # default list options[:state] = 'open' end # :tag, :state, :assigned if t = options[:tags] t = {false => Set.new, true => Set.new}.merge t.classify { |x| x[0,1] != "-" } t[false].map! { |x| x[1..-1] } ts = ts.reject { |tic| t[true].intersection(tic.tags).empty? } unless t[true].empty? ts = ts.select { |tic| t[false].intersection(tic.tags).empty? } unless t[false].empty? end if s = options[:states] s = {false => Set.new, true => Set.new}.merge s.classify { |x| x[0,1] != "-" } s[true].map! { |x| Regexp.new(x, Regexp::IGNORECASE) } s[false].map! { |x| Regexp.new(x[1..-1], Regexp::IGNORECASE) } ts = ts.select { |tic| s[true].any? { |st| tic.state =~ st } } unless s[true].empty? ts = ts.reject { |tic| s[false].any? { |st| tic.state =~ st } } unless s[false].empty? end if a = options[:assigned] ts = ts.select { |tic| tic.assigned =~ Regexp.new(a, Regexp::IGNORECASE) } end # SORTING if field = options[:order] field, type = field.split('.') case field when 'assigned'; ts = ts.sort_by{|a| a.assigned } when 'state'; ts = ts.sort_by{|a| a.state } when 'date'; ts = ts.sort_by{|a| a.opened } when 'title'; ts = ts.sort_by{|a| a.title } end ts = ts.reverse if type == 'desc' else # default list ts = ts.sort_by{|a| a.opened } end if options.size == 0 # default list options[:state] = 'open' end # :tag, :state, :assigned if t = options[:tag] ts = ts.select { |tag| tag.tags.include?(t) } end if s = options[:state] ts = ts.select { |tag| tag.state =~ /#{s}/ } end if a = options[:assigned] ts = ts.select { |tag| tag.assigned =~ /#{a}/ } end if save = options[:save] options.delete(:save) @config['list_options'][save] = options end @last_tickets = ts.map{|t| t.ticket_name } # :save save_state ts end # returns single Ticket def ticket_show(ticket_id = nil) # ticket_id can be index of last_tickets, partial sha or nil => last ticket reset_ticgitng if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) return TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) end end # returns recent ticgit-ng activity # uses the git logs for this def ticket_recent(ticket_id = nil) if ticket_id t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) return git.log.object(which_branch?).path(t) else return git.log.object(which_branch?) end end def ticket_revparse(ticket_id) if ticket_id ticket_id = ticket_id.strip if /^[0-9]*$/ =~ ticket_id && (t = @last_tickets[ticket_id.to_i - 1]) return t elsif ticket_id.length > 4 # partial (5 characters or greater to be considered unique enough) or full sha regex = /^#{Regexp.escape(ticket_id)}/ ch = tickets.select{|name, t| t['files'].assoc('TICKET_ID')[1] =~ regex } ch.first[0] if ch.first end elsif(@current_ticket) return @current_ticket end end def ticket_tag(tag, ticket_id = nil, options = OpenStruct.new) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) if options.remove ticket.remove_tag(tag) else ticket.add_tag(tag) end reset_ticgitng ticket end end def ticket_change(new_state, ticket_id = nil) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) if tic_states.include?(new_state) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) ticket.change_state(new_state) reset_ticgitng ticket end end end def ticket_assign(new_assigned = nil, ticket_id = nil) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) ticket.change_assigned(new_assigned) reset_ticgitng ticket end end def ticket_points(new_points = nil, ticket_id = nil) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) ticket.change_points(new_points) reset_ticgitng ticket end end def ticket_checkout(ticket_id) if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = TicGitNG::Ticket.open(self, t, tickets[t]) @current_ticket = ticket.ticket_name save_state ticket end end def tic_states ['open', 'resolved', 'invalid', 'hold'] end def sync_tickets(repo='origin', push=true, verbose=true ) puts "Fetching #{repo}" if verbose @git.fetch(repo) puts "Syncing tickets with #{repo}" if verbose remote_branches=@git.branches.remote.map{|b| b.full.gsub('remotes/', '')[Regexp.new("^#{Regexp.escape(repo)}/.*")] }.compact remote_branches.include?("#{repo}/ticgit-ng") ? r_ticgit='ticgit-ng' : r_ticgit='ticgit' in_branch(false) do repo_g=git.remote(repo) git.pull(repo_g, repo+'/'+r_ticgit) git.push(repo_g, "#{which_branch?}:"+r_ticgit ) if push puts "Tickets synchronized." if verbose end end def tickets read_tickets end def read_tickets tickets = {} tree = git.lib.full_tree(which_branch?) tree.each do |t| data, file = t.split("\t") mode, type, sha = data.split(" ") tic = file.split('/') if tic.size == 2 # directory depth ticket, info = tic tickets[ticket] ||= { 'files' => [] } tickets[ticket]['files'] << [info, sha] elsif tic.size == 3 ticket, attch_dir, filename = tic if filename filename = 'ATTACHMENTS_' + filename tickets[ticket] ||= { 'files' => [] } tickets[ticket]['files'] << [filename, sha] end end end tickets end def init_ticgitng_branch(ticgitng_branch = false) @logger << 'creating ticgit-ng repo branch' in_branch(ticgitng_branch) do #The .hold file seems to have little to no purpose aside from helping #figure out if the branch should be checked out or not. It is created #when the ticgit branch is created, and seems to exist for the lifetime #of the ticgit branch. The purpose seems to be, to be able to tell if #the ticgit branch is already checked out and not check it out again if #it is. This might be superfluous after switching to grit. new_file('.hold', 'hold') unless ticgitng_branch git.add ".hold" git.commit('creating the ticgit-ng branch') end end end # temporarlily switches to ticgit branch for tic work def in_branch(branch_exists = true) needs_checkout = false unless File.directory?(@tic_working) FileUtils.mkdir_p(@tic_working) needs_checkout = true end needs_checkout = true unless File.file?('.hold') old_current = git.lib.branch_current begin git.lib.change_head_branch(which_branch?) git.with_index(@tic_index) do git.with_working(@tic_working) do |wd| git.lib.checkout(which_branch?) if needs_checkout && branch_exists yield wd end end ensure git.lib.change_head_branch(old_current) end end def new_file(name, contents) File.open(name, 'w+'){|f| f.puts(contents) } end def which_branch? #At present use the 'ticgit' branch for backwards compatibility branches=@git.branches.local.map {|b| b.name} if branches.include? 'ticgit-ng' return 'ticgit-ng' else return 'ticgit' end #If has ~/.ticgit dir, and 'ticgit' branch #If has ~/.ticgit-ng dir, and 'ticgit-ng' branch, and not ~/.ticgit dir and not 'ticgit' branch end def reset_cache #@state, @tic_index, @tic_working #A rescue is appended to the end of each line because it allows #execution of others to continue upon failure, as opposed to #a begin;rescue;end segment. FileUtils.rm_r File.expand_path(@tic_working) rescue nil FileUtils.rm File.expand_path(@state) rescue nil FileUtils.rm File.expand_path(@tic_index) rescue nil FileUtils.mkdir_p File.expand_path(@tic_working) rescue nil @state=nil end def needs_reset? cache_mtime, gitlog_mtime ((cache_mtime.to_i - gitlog_mtime.to_i) > 120) or ((gitlog_mtime.to_i - cache_mtime.to_i) > 120) end def ticket_attach filename, ticket_id=nil, time=nil t = ticket_revparse( ticket_id ) ticket= TicGitNG::Ticket.open( self, t, tickets[t] ) ticket.add_attach( self, filename, time ) reset_ticgitng ticket end #ticket_get_attachment() #file_id - return the attachment identified by file_id #new_filename - save the attachment as new_filename #ticket_id - get the attachment from ticket_id instead of current def ticket_get_attachment file_id=nil, new_filename=nil, ticket_id=nil if t = ticket_revparse(ticket_id) ticket = Ticket.open( self, t, tickets[t] ) ticket.get_attach( file_id, new_filename ) end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/cli.rb000066400000000000000000000175221203316335600213220ustar00rootroot00000000000000require 'ticgit-ng' require 'ticgit-ng/command' # used Cap as a model for this - thanks Jamis module TicGitNG class CLI def self.execute parse(ARGV).execute! end def self.parse(args) #new() calls initialize(...) below cli = new(args) cli.parse_options! cli end attr_reader :action, :options, :args, :tic attr_accessor :out def initialize(args, path = '.', out = $stdout) @args = args.dup #set @init if one of the args is 'init' #this needs to be done because initialization of the ticgit branch must be done before #the branch is loaded, but because of the way commands are modularized this must be done #outside of and before the init.rb file itself is called (init.rb is where we would #normally put the code for such a command). args.include?( 'init' ) ? (@init=true) : (@init=false) #@init= ((args[0][/init/]=='init') rescue false) #@init= ((args[0][/init/]=='init') or (args[1][/init/]=='init') rescue false) @tic = TicGitNG.open(path, {:keep_state => true, :init => @init, :logger => out }) @options = OpenStruct.new @out = out @out.sync = true # so that Net::SSH prompts show up rescue NoRepoFound out.puts "No repo found" exit end def execute! if mod = Command.get(action) extend(mod) if respond_to?(:parser) option_parser = Command.parser(action, &method(:parser)) else option_parser = Command.parser(action) end option_parser.parse!(args) execute if respond_to?(:execute) else puts usage if args.empty? and !action exit else puts('%p is not a command' % action) exit 1 end end end def parse_options! #:nodoc: if args.empty? puts "Please specify at least one action to execute." puts puts usage(args) exit 1 end #FIXME #this is a dirty hack that needs to be fixed if args.include?('list') and args.include?('init') @action = 'list' else @action = args.shift end end def usage(args = nil) old_args = args || [action, *self.args].compact if respond_to?(:parser) Command.parser('COMMAND', &method(:parser)) # option_parser.parse!(args) else Command.usage(old_args.first, old_args) end end def get_editor_message(comments = nil) message_file = Tempfile.new('ticgitng_message').path File.open(message_file, 'w') { |f| f.puts comments } if comments editor = ENV["EDITOR"] || 'vim' system("#{editor} #{message_file}"); message = File.readlines(message_file) message = message.select { |line| line[0, 1] != '#' } # removing comments if message.empty? return false else return message end end def ticket_show(t, more=nil) days_ago = ((Time.now - t.opened) / (60 * 60 * 24)).round data = [ ['Title', t.title], ['TicId', t.ticket_id], '', ['Assigned', t.assigned], ['Opened', "#{t.opened} (#{days_ago} days)"], ['State', t.state.upcase], ['Points', t.points || 'no estimate'], ['Tags', t.tags.join(', ')], '' ] data.each do |(key, value)| puts(value ? "#{key}: #{value}" : key) end #FIXME display attachments inline chronologically with comments unless t.comments.empty? and t.attachments.empty? comments_and_attachments= Hash.new puts "Comments and attachments (#{t.comments.size + t.attachments.size}):" t.comments.each do |c| comments_and_attachments[c.added]=c end t.attachments.each do |a| comments_and_attachments[a.added]=a end comments_and_attachments.sort.each {|item| if item[1].class==TicGitNG::Comment #print comment puts " * Added #{item[1].added.strftime('%m/%d %H:%M')} by #{item[1].user}" wrapped = item[1].comment.split("\n").map{|line| line.length > 80 ? line.gsub(/(.{1,80})(\s+|$)/, "\\1\n").strip : line }.join("\n") wrapped = wrapped.split("\n").map{|line| "\t#{line}" } if wrapped.size > 6 and more.nil? puts wrapped[0, 6].join("\n") puts "\t** more... **" else puts wrapped.join("\n") end puts else #print attachment puts " * Added #{item[1].added.strftime('%m/%d %H:%M')} by #{item[1].user}" puts " Attachment: #{t.attachments.index(item[1]) }" puts " Filename: #{item[1].attachment_name}" puts end } end end class << self attr_accessor :window_lines, :window_cols TIOCGWINSZ_INTEL = 0x5413 # For an Intel processor TIOCGWINSZ_PPC = 0x40087468 # For a PowerPC processor STDOUT_HANDLE = 0xFFFFFFF5 # For windows def reset_window_width try_using(TIOCGWINSZ_PPC) || try_using(TIOCGWINSZ_INTEL) || try_windows || use_fallback end # Set terminal dimensions using ioctl syscall on *nix platform # TODO: find out what is raised here on windows. def try_using(mask) buf = [0,0,0,0].pack("S*") if $stdout.ioctl(mask, buf) >= 0 self.window_lines, self.window_cols = buf.unpack("S2") true end rescue Errno::EINVAL end def try_windows lines, cols = windows_terminal_size self.window_lines, self.window_cols = lines, cols if lines and cols end # Determine terminal dimensions on windows platform def windows_terminal_size m_GetStdHandle = Win32API.new( 'kernel32', 'GetStdHandle', ['L'], 'L') m_GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo = Win32API.new( 'kernel32', 'GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo', ['L', 'P'], 'L' ) format = 'SSSSSssssSS' buf = ([0] * format.size).pack(format) stdout_handle = m_GetStdHandle.call(STDOUT_HANDLE) m_GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo.call(stdout_handle, buf) (bufx, bufy, curx, cury, wattr, left, top, right, bottom, maxx, maxy) = buf.unpack(format) return bottom - top + 1, right - left + 1 rescue NameError end def use_fallback self.window_lines, self.window_cols = 25, 80 end end def window_lines TicGitNG::CLI.window_lines end def window_cols TicGitNG::CLI.window_cols end if ''.respond_to?(:chars) # assume 1.9 def just(value, size = 10, side = :left) value = value.to_s if value.bytesize > size sub_value = "#{value[0, size - 1]}+" else sub_value = value[0, size] end just_common(sub_value, size, side) end else def just(value, size = 10, side = :left) chars = value.to_s.scan(/./um) if chars.size > size sub_value = "#{chars[0, size-1]}+" else sub_value = chars.join end just_common(sub_value, size, side) end end def just_common(value, size, side) case side when :r, :right value.rjust(size) when :l, :left value.ljust(size) end end def puts(*strings) @out.puts(*strings) end end end TicGitNG::CLI.reset_window_width begin Signal.trap("SIGWINCH") { TicGitNG::CLI.reset_window_width } rescue TicGitNG::CLI.use_fallback end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command.rb000066400000000000000000000050461203316335600221670ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command COMMANDS = {} DOC = {} def self.register(mod_name, doc, *commands) autoload(mod_name, "ticgit-ng/command/#{mod_name.downcase}") DOC[commands] = doc commands.each{|cmd| COMMANDS[cmd] = mod_name } end register 'Assign', 'Assings a ticket to someone', 'assign' register 'Attach', 'Attach file to ticket', 'attach' register 'Checkout', 'Checkout a ticket', 'checkout', 'co' register 'Comment', 'Comment on a ticket', 'comment' register 'Help', 'Show help for a ticgit command', 'help' register 'List', 'List tickets', 'list' # register 'Milestone', 'List and modify milestones', 'milestone' register 'New', 'Create a new ticket', 'new' register 'Points', 'Assign points to a ticket', 'points' register 'Recent', 'List recent activities', 'recent' register 'Show', 'Show a ticket', 'show' register 'State', 'Change state of a ticket', 'state' register 'Tag', 'Modify tags of a ticket', 'tag' register 'Sync', 'Sync tickets', 'sync' register 'Init', 'Initialize Ticgit-ng', 'init' def self.get(command) if mod_name = COMMANDS[command] const_get(mod_name) end end def self.usage(action, args) option_parser = parser(action, &method(:default_usage)) option_parser.parse!(args) option_parser end def self.default_usage(o) o.banner = "Usage: ti COMMAND [FLAGS] [ARGS]" o.top.append ' ', nil, nil o.top.append 'The available ticgit commands are:', nil, nil sorted_doc = DOC.sort_by do |cmds, doc| cmds.sort_by{|cmd| cmd.size }.last end sorted_doc.each do |commands, doc| # get the longest version command = commands.sort_by{|cmd| cmd.size }.last o.top.append(" %-32s %s" % [command, doc], nil, nil) end end def self.parser(action, &block) OptionParser.new do |o| o.banner = "Usage: ti #{action} [FLAGS] [ARGS]" o.base.append ' ', nil, nil o.base.append 'Common options:', nil, nil o.on_tail('-v', '--version', 'Show the version number'){ puts TicGitNG::VERSION exit } o.on_tail('-h', '--help', 'Display this help'){ puts o exit } if block_given? yield(o) if block_given? unless o.top.list.empty? if action o.top.prepend "Options for #{action} command:", nil, nil o.top.prepend ' ', nil, nil end end end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600216355ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/assign.rb000066400000000000000000000026601203316335600234520ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # Assigns a ticket to someone # # Usage: # ti assign (assign checked out ticket to current user) # ti assign {1} (assign ticket to current user) # ti assign -c {1} (assign ticket to current user and checkout the ticket) # ti assign -u {name} (assign ticket to specified user) # ti assign -u {name} {1} (assign specified ticket to specified user) module Assign def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti assign [options] [ticket_id]\n"+ "Note: to assign to nobody: ti assign -u ''" opts.on_head( "-u USER", "--user USER", "Assign the ticket to this user"){|v| options.user = v } opts.on_head( "-c TICKET", "--checkout TICKET", "Checkout this ticket"){|v| options.checkout = v } end def execute handle_ticket_assign end def handle_ticket_assign tic.ticket_checkout(options.checkout) if options.checkout if ARGV.length == 1 #ti assign tic_id=nil elsif ARGV.length == 2 #ti assign {ticid} tic_id=ARGV[1] elsif ARGV.length == 3 #ti assign -u/-c {user/ticid} if options.user tic_id=nil else tic_id=options.checkout end end tic.ticket_assign((options.user rescue nil), tic_id) end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/attach.rb000066400000000000000000000035401203316335600234300ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # Attach a file to a ticket # # Usage: # ti attach # (print help for 'ti attach') # # ti attach {filename} # (attach {filename} to current ticket) # # ti attach -i {ID} {filename} # (attach file {filename} to ticket with ID {ID}) # # ti attach -g {f_id} # (retrieve attached file {f_id}, place in current dir} # # ti attach -g {f_id} -n {new_filename} # (retrieve attached file {f_id}, place as {new_filename}) module Attach def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti attach [options] [filename]" opts.on_head( "-i TICKET_ID", "--id TICKET_ID", "Attach the file to this ticket"){|v| options.ticket_id = v } opts.on_head( "-g FILE_ID", "--get FILE_ID", "Retrieve the file FILE_ID"){|v| puts "Warning: ticket ID argument is not valid with the retrieve attachment argument" if options.ticket_id options.get_file = v } opts.on_head( "-n N_FILENAME", "--new-filename", "Use this filename for the retrieved attachment"){|v| raise ArgumentError, "Error: New filename argument is only valid with the retrieve arrachment argument" unless options.get_file options.new_filename = v } end def execute if options.get_file tic.ticket_get_attachment( options.get_file, options.new_filename ) else tic.ticket_attach( args[0], options.ticket_id ) end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/checkout.rb000066400000000000000000000003501203316335600237650ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Checkout def parser(opts) opts.banner = "ti checkout [ticid]" end def execute tid = args[0] tic.ticket_checkout(tid) end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/comment.rb000066400000000000000000000022101203316335600236170ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Comment def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti comment [tic_id] [options]" opts.on_head( "-m MESSAGE", "--message MESSAGE", "Message you would like to add as a comment"){|v| options.message = v } opts.on_head( "-f FILE", "--file FILE", "A file that contains the comment you would like to add"){|v| raise ArgumentError, "Only 1 of -f/--file and -m/--message can be specified" if options.message raise ArgumentError, "File #{v} doesn't exist" unless File.file?(v) raise ArgumentError, "File #{v} must be <= 2048 bytes" unless File.size(v) <= 2048 options.file = v } end def execute tid = args[0].strip if args[0] message, file = options.message, options.file if message tic.ticket_comment(message, tid) elsif file tic.ticket_comment(File.read(file), tid) else return unless message = get_editor_message tic.ticket_comment(message.join(''), tid) end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/help.rb000066400000000000000000000012151203316335600231110ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # Shows help for ticgit or a particular command # # Usage: # ti help (show help for ticgit) # ti help {command} (show help for specified command) module Help def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti help [command]\n" end def execute cli = CLI.new([]) if ARGV.length >= 2 # ti help {command} action = ARGV[1] if command = Command.get(action) cli.extend(command) else puts "Unknown command #{action}\n\n" end end puts cli.usage end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/init.rb000066400000000000000000000010201203316335600231160ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Init def parser o o.banner= "Usage: ti init" end def execute @tic.read_tickets =begin #Initialization has to happen earlier in the code so this code stands #as an example, when `ti init` is called, initialization is handled by #base.rb:354 (at the time of writing this). tic.base.init_ticgitng_branch( git.lib.branches_all.map{|b| b.first }.include?(which_branch?) ) =end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/list.rb000066400000000000000000000042561203316335600231440ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # List tickets module List def parser(o) o.banner = "Usage: ti list [options]" o.on_head( "-o ORDER", "--order ORDER", "Field to order by - one of : assigned,state,date,title [.desc for reverse order]"){|v| options.order = v } o.on_head( "-t TAG[,TAG]", "--tags TAG[,TAG]", Array, "List only tickets with specific tag(s)", "Prefix the tag with '-' to negate"){|v| options.tags ||= Set.new options.tags.merge v } o.on_head( "-s STATE[,STATE]", "--states STATE[,STATE]", Array, "List only tickets in a specific state(s)", "Prefix the state with '-' to negate"){|v| options.states ||= Set.new options.states.merge v } o.on_head( "-a ASSIGNED", "--assigned ASSIGNED", "List only tickets assigned to someone"){|v| options.assigned = v } o.on_head("-S SAVENAME", "--saveas SAVENAME", "Save this list as a saved name"){|v| options.save = v } o.on_head("-l", "--list", "Show the saved queries"){|v| options.list = true } end def execute options.saved = args[0] if args[0] if tickets = tic.ticket_list(options.to_hash) counter = 0 cols = [80, window_cols].max puts puts [' ', just('#', 4, 'r'), just('TicId', 6), just('Title', cols - 56), just('State', 5), just('Date', 5), just('Assgn', 8), just('Tags', 20) ].join(" ") puts "-" * cols tickets.each do |t| counter += 1 tic.current_ticket == t.ticket_name ? add = '*' : add = ' ' puts [add, just(counter, 4, 'r'), t.ticket_id[0,6], just(t.title, cols - 56), just(t.state, 5), t.opened.strftime("%m/%d"), just(t.assigned_name, 8), just(t.tags.join(','), 20) ].join(" ") end puts end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/milestone.rb000066400000000000000000000014351203316335600241640ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # tic milestone # tic milestone migration1 (list tickets) # tic milestone -n migration1 3/4/08 (new milestone) # tic milestone -a {1} (add ticket to milestone) # tic milestone -d migration1 (delete) module Milestone def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti milestone [milestone_name] [options] [date]" opts.on_head( "-n MILESTONE", "--new MILESTONE", "Add a new milestone to this project"){|v| options.new = v } opts.on_head( "-a TICKET", "--new TICKET", "Add a ticket to this milestone"){|v| options.add = v } opts.on_head( "-d MILESTONE", "--delete MILESTONE", "Remove a milestone"){|v| options.remove = v } end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/new.rb000066400000000000000000000026161203316335600227600ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module New def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti new [options]" opts.on_head( "-t TITLE", "--title TITLE", "Title to use for the name of the new ticket"){|v| options.title = v } end def execute if title = options.title ticket_show(tic.ticket_new(title, options.to_hash)) else # interactive prompt = "\n# ---\ntags:\n" prompt += "# first line will be the title of the tic, the rest will be the first comment\n" prompt += "# if you would like to add initial tags, put them on the 'tags:' line, comma delim" if message = get_editor_message(prompt) title = message.shift if title && title.chomp.length > 0 title = title.chomp if message.last[0, 5] == 'tags:' tags = message.pop tags = tags.gsub('tags:', '') tags = tags.split(',').map { |t| t.strip } end if message.size > 0 comment = message.join("") end ticket_show(tic.ticket_new(title, :comment => comment, :tags => tags)) else puts "You need to at least enter a title" end else puts "It seems you wrote nothing" end end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/points.rb000066400000000000000000000010621203316335600234750ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command # Assigns points to a ticket # # Usage: # ti points {1} {points} (assigns points to a specified ticket) module Points def parser(opts) opts.banner = "ti points [ticket_id] points" end def execute case args.size when 1 new_points = args[0].to_i when 2 tid = args[0] new_points = args[1].to_i else puts usage exit 1 end tic.ticket_points(new_points, tid) end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/recent.rb000066400000000000000000000015051203316335600234430ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Recent def parser(opts) opts.banner = 'Usage: ti recent' end def execute # "args[0]" seems to be superfluous. It's usage # is undocumented, and supplying an argument # doesn't seem to do anything. # # Im guessing the purpose of args[0] was to provide a # specific ticket_id whos history would be looked up # intead of looking up the history for all tickets. # # #FIXME Reimplement that functionality and updte # docs to match tic.ticket_recent(args[0]).each do |commit| sha = commit.sha[0, 7] date = commit.date.strftime("%m/%d %H:%M") message = commit.message puts "#{sha} #{date}\t#{message}" end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/show.rb000066400000000000000000000006421203316335600231440ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Show def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti show [--full] [ticid]" opts.on_head( "-f", "--full", "Show long comments in full, don't truncate after the 5th line"){|v| options.full= v } end def execute t = tic.ticket_show(args[0]) ticket_show(t, options.full ) if t end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/state.rb000066400000000000000000000021071203316335600233020ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module State def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti state [ticid] state" end def execute if args.size > 1 tid, new_state = args[0].strip, args[1].strip if valid_state?(new_state) tic.ticket_change(new_state, tid) else puts "Invalid State - please choose from: #{joined_states}" end elsif args.size > 0 # new state new_state = args[0].chomp if valid_state?(new_state) tic.ticket_change(new_state) else puts "Invalid State - please choose from: #{joined_states}" end else puts 'You need to at least specify a new state for the current ticket' puts "please choose from: #{joined_states}" end end def valid_state?(state) available_states.include?(state) end def available_states tic.tic_states.sort end def joined_states available_states.join(', ') end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/sync.rb000066400000000000000000000021261203316335600231370ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Sync def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti sync [options]" opts.on_head( "-r REPO", "--repo REPO", "Sync ticgit-ng branch with REPO"){|v| options.repo = v } opts.on_head( "-n", "--no-push", "Do not push to the remote repo"){|v| options.no_push = true } end def execute begin if options.repo and options.no_push tic.sync_tickets(options.repo, false) elsif options.repo tic.sync_tickets(options.repo) elsif options.no_push tic.sync_tickets('origin', false) else tic.sync_tickets() end rescue Git::GitExecuteError => e if e.message[/does not appear to be a git repository/] repo= e.message.split("\n")[0][/^[^:]+/][/"\w+"/].gsub('"','') puts "Could not sync because git returned the following error:\n#{e.message.split("\n")[0][/[^:]+$/].strip}" exit end end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/command/tag.rb000066400000000000000000000013061203316335600227350ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG module Command module Tag def parser(opts) opts.banner = "Usage: ti tag [tic_id] [options] [tag_name] " opts.on_head( "-d", "--delete", "Remove this tag from the ticket"){|v| options.remove = v } end def execute if options.remove puts 'remove' end if ARGV.size > 2 # `ti tag 1234abc tagname1` tic.ticket_tag(ARGV[2], ARGV[1].chomp, options) elsif ARGV.size == 2 # `ti tag tagname1` tic.ticket_tag(ARGV[1], nil, options) else puts 'You need to at least specify one tag to add' puts puts usage end end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/comment.rb000066400000000000000000000006541203316335600222130ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG class Comment attr_accessor :base, :user, :added, :comment def initialize( c, user, time=nil ) raise unless c @comment= c @user=user @added= time.nil? ? Time.now : time self end def self.read( base, file_name, sha ) type, date, user = file_name.split('_') new( (base.git.gblob(sha).contents rescue nil), user, Time.at(date.to_i) ) end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/ticket.rb000066400000000000000000000274671203316335600220470ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG class Ticket attr_reader :base, :opts attr_accessor :ticket_id, :ticket_name attr_accessor :title, :state, :milestone, :assigned, :opened, :points attr_accessor :comments, :tags, :attachments # arrays def initialize(base, options = {}) # FIXME: what/where/who/how changed config to hash? if (cfg = base.git.config).is_a? Hash options[:user_name] ||= cfg["user.name"] options[:user_email] ||= cfg["user.email"] else options[:user_name] ||= cfg("user.name") options[:user_email] ||= cfg("user.email") end @base = base @opts = options || {} @state = 'open' # by default @comments = [] @tags = [] @attachments = [] end def self.create(base, title, options = {}, time=nil) t = Ticket.new(base, options) t.title = title t.ticket_name = self.create_ticket_name(title, time) t.save_new t end def self.open(base, ticket_name, ticket_hash, options = {}) tid = nil t = Ticket.new(base, options) t.ticket_name = ticket_name title, date = self.parse_ticket_name(ticket_name) t.opened = date ticket_hash['files'].each do |fname, sha| if fname == 'TICKET_ID' tid = sha elsif fname == 'TICKET_TITLE' t.title = base.git.gblob(sha).contents else # matching data = fname.split('_') case data[0] when 'ASSIGNED' t.assigned = data[1..-1].join('_') when 'ATTACHMENTS' #Attachments dir naming format: #ticket_name/ATTACHMENTS/123456_jeff.welling@gmail.com_fubar.jpg #data[] format: #"ATTACHMENTS_1342116799_jeff.welling@gmail.com_Rakefile".split('_') filename=File.join( 'ATTACHMENTS', fname.gsub(/^ATTACHMENTS_/,'') ) t.attachments << TicGitNG::Attachment.new( filename ) when 'COMMENT' t.comments << TicGitNG::Comment.read(base, fname, sha) when 'POINTS' t.points = base.git.gblob(sha).contents.to_i when 'STATE' t.state = data[1] when 'TAG' t.tags << data[1] when 'TITLE' t.title = base.git.gblob(sha).contents end end end if !t.attachments.class==NilClass and t.attachments.size > 1 t.attachments= t.attachments.sort {|a1, a2| a1.added <=> a2.added } end t.ticket_id = tid t end def self.parse_ticket_name(name) epoch, title, rand = name.split('_') title = title.gsub('-', ' ') return [title, Time.at(epoch.to_i)] end # write this ticket to the git database def save_new base.in_branch do |wd| files=[] t=nil base.logger.puts "saving #{ticket_name}" Dir.mkdir(ticket_name) Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do base.new_file('TICKET_ID', ticket_name) files << File.join( ticket_name, 'TICKET_ID' ) base.new_file('TICKET_TITLE', title) files << File.join( ticket_name, 'TICKET_TITLE' ) base.new_file( (t='ASSIGNED_'+email) , email) files << File.join( ticket_name, t ) base.new_file( (t='STATE_'+state) , state) files << File.join( ticket_name, t ) base.new_file('TITLE', title) files << File.join( ticket_name, 'TITLE' ) # add initial comment #COMMENT_080315060503045__schacon_at_gmail if opts[:comment] base.new_file(t=comment_name(email), opts[:comment]) files << File.join( ticket_name, t ) end # add initial tags if opts[:tags] && opts[:tags].size > 0 opts[:tags] = opts[:tags].map { |t| t.strip }.compact opts[:tags].each do |tag| if tag.size > 0 tag_filename = 'TAG_' + Ticket.clean_string(tag) if !File.exists?(tag_filename) base.new_file(tag_filename, tag_filename) files << File.join( ticket_name, tag_filename ) end end end end end files.each {|file| base.git.add file } base.git.commit("added ticket #{ticket_name}") end # ticket_id end def self.clean_string(string) string.downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/i, '-') end def add_comment(comment) return false if !comment base.in_branch do |wd| t=nil Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do base.new_file(t=comment_name(email), comment) end base.git.add File.join(ticket_name, t) base.git.commit("added comment to ticket #{ticket_name}") end @comments << TicGitNG::Comment.new( comment, email ) self end def add_attach( base, filename, time=nil ) filename=File.expand_path(filename) #FIXME Refactor -- Attachment.new should be called from Ticket.rb # -- Attachment filename creation should be handled # by the Attachment.rb code base.in_branch do |wd| attachments << (a=TicGitNG::Attachment.create( filename, self, time)) base.git.add File.join( ticket_name, a.filename ) base.git.commit("added attachment #{File.basename(a.filename)} to ticket #{ticket_name}") end if attachments.class!=NilClass and attachments.size > 1 @attachments=attachments.sort {|a1,a2| a1.added <=> a2.added } end self end #file_id can be one of: # - An index number of the attachment (1,2,3,...) # - A filename (fubar.jpg) # - nil (nil) means use the last attachment # #if new_filename is nil, use existing filename def get_attach file_id=nil, new_filename=nil attachment=nil pwd=Dir.pwd base.in_branch do |wd| if file_id.to_i==0 and (file_id=="0" or file_id.class==Fixnum) if !attachments[file_id.to_i].nil? attachment= attachments[0] else puts "No attachments match file id #{file_id}" exit 1 end elsif file_id.to_i > 0 if !attachments[file_id.to_i].nil? attachment= attachments[file_id.to_i] else puts "No attachments match file id #{file_id}" exit 1 end else #find attachment by filename attachments.each {|a| attachment=a if a.attachment_name==file_id } if attachment.nil? puts "No attachments match filename #{file_id}" exit 1 end end if !new_filename #if no filename is specified... filename= attachment.attachment_name else #if there is a new_filename given if File.exist?( new_filename ) and File.directory?( new_filename ) #if it is a directory, not a filename filename= File.join( new_filename, File.basename(attachment.attachment_name) ) else #if it is a filename, not a dir filename= new_filename end end unless File.exist?( File.dirname(filename) ) FileUtils.mkdir_p( File.dirname(filename) ) end #save attachment [as new_filename] t=File.join( ticket_name, attachment.filename ) unless filename[/^\//] filename=File.join( pwd, filename ) end FileUtils.cp( t, filename ) end self end def change_state(new_state) return false if !new_state return false if new_state == state t=nil base.in_branch do |wd| Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do base.new_file(t='STATE_' + new_state, new_state) end base.git.remove(File.join(ticket_name,'STATE_' + state)) base.git.add File.join(ticket_name, t) base.git.commit("added state (#{new_state}) to ticket #{ticket_name}") end @state=new_state self end def change_assigned(new_assigned) new_assigned ||= email old_assigned= assigned || '' return false if new_assigned == old_assigned base.in_branch do |wd| t=nil Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do base.new_file(t='ASSIGNED_' + new_assigned, new_assigned) end base.git.remove(File.join(ticket_name,'ASSIGNED_' + old_assigned)) base.git.add File.join(ticket_name,t) base.git.commit("assigned #{new_assigned} to ticket #{ticket_name}") end @assigned=new_assigned self end def change_points(new_points) return false if new_points == points base.in_branch do |wd| Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do base.new_file('POINTS', new_points) end base.git.add File.join(ticket_name, 'POINTS') base.git.commit("set points to #{new_points} for ticket #{ticket_name}") end @points=new_points self end def add_tag(tag) return false if !tag files=[] added = false tags = tag.split(',').map { |t| t.strip } base.in_branch do |wd| Dir.chdir(ticket_name) do tags.each do |add_tag| if add_tag.size > 0 tag_filename = 'TAG_' + Ticket.clean_string(add_tag) if !File.exists?(tag_filename) base.new_file(tag_filename, tag_filename) files << File.join( ticket_name, tag_filename ) added = true end end end end if added files.each {|file| base.git.add file } base.git.commit("added tags (#{tag}) to ticket #{ticket_name}") end end tags.each {|tag| @tags << tag } self end def remove_tag(tag) return false if !tag removed = false tags = tag.split(',').map { |t| t.strip } base.in_branch do |wd| tags.each do |add_tag| tag_filename = File.join(ticket_name, 'TAG_' + Ticket.clean_string(add_tag)) if File.exists?(tag_filename) base.git.remove(tag_filename) removed = true end end if removed base.git.commit("removed tags (#{tag}) from ticket #{ticket_name}") end end @tags.delete_if {|t| t==tag } self end def path File.join(state, ticket_name) end def comment_name(email) 'COMMENT_' + Time.now.to_i.to_s + '_' + email end def email opts[:user_email] || 'anon' end def assigned_name assigned.split('@').first rescue '' end def self.create_ticket_name(title, time=nil) [time.nil? ? Time.now.to_i.to_s : time, Ticket.clean_string(title), rand(999).to_i.to_s].join('_') end def create_attachment_name( attachment_name, time=nil ) raise ArgumentError, "create_attachment_name( ) only takes a string" unless attachment_name.class==String if time if time.to_i == 0 raise ArgumentError, "argument 'time' is not valid" unless time.class==Fixnum else time=time.to_i end end time or time=Time.now.to_i time.to_s+'_'+email+'_'+File.basename( attachment_name ) end def ==(ticket2) self.instance_variables.each {|instance_var| unless send( instance_var.gsub('@','').to_sym ) == ticket2.instance_eval {send(instance_var.gsub('@','').to_sym)} return false end } return true end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/lib/ticgit-ng/version.rb000066400000000000000000000000531203316335600222270ustar00rootroot00000000000000module TicGitNG VERSION = '1.0.2.17' end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/note/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600165315ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/note/IMPLEMENT000066400000000000000000000015471203316335600200150ustar00rootroot00000000000000~/.ticgit/HEAD -> branch name ~/.ticgit/CHECKOUT -> current ticket ~/.ticgit/USER -> schacon / email ticgit/master open/ 080315060503_my_first_ticket_8956 TICKET_ID - this is filled with ts + random, the sha is used as the ticket handle ASSIGNED_schacon COMMENT_080315060503045__schacon_at_gmail COMMENT_080315060503045__schacon COMMENT_080315060503045__someoneelse COMMENT_080315060503045__schacon COMMENT_080315060503045__someoneelse COMMENT_080315060503045__schacon TAG_something TAG_my_tag TAG_again 080315140503_my_other_ticket_3982 resolved/ 080215134503_easy_fix_9386 invalid/ 080211134503_everything_is_broke_0183 closed/ 080112153503_needs_fixing_3984 080314134501_needs_fixing_2934 080314040501_needs_fixing_9486 ticgit/devbranch jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/note/NOTES000066400000000000000000000036641203316335600173550ustar00rootroot00000000000000 * store the tickets (stories, cards, bugs) - in a subdir of the repo, or a branch? * merge strategy - if in branch, we can automate, if in subdir, must be human readable * branch work? - if closed in a branch, how do we handle that when branch merged? (seperate command) $ git merge branch_name; tic merge * Lighthouse integration $ tic sync States - open, resolved, invalid, hold Assignment - user/email USAGE ========== tic recent tic list (all open) tic list state:closed tic list tag:bug tic list git:treeish tic find assigned:me state:open date:"this week" tic milestone tic milestone migration1 (list tickets) tic milestone -n migration1 3/4/08 (new milestone) tic milestone -a {1} (add ticket to milestone) tic milestone -d migration1 (delete) tic status (tics grouped by milestone, stats) tic tag (show tags) tic tag {1} -n new_tag tic tag {1} -d tag_name tic tag -D tag_name tic tag -r old_tag new_tag (rename tag) tic show {1} tic show {1} -c (comments) tic show {1} -t (tasks) tic show {1} -a (attachments) tic sync (lighthouse) tic checkout {1} - checks out a bug for time tracking - says you're working on it tic assign {1} (person/partial - defaults to self) [-c] (and checkout) tic state {1} resolved [branch - defaults to current, only shows in this branch) tic attach {1} file.ext -m "file description" tic attach {1} tic attach {1} {attach-id} > file tic comment {1} -m "I think this might be done" tic comment --recent tic new [prompts for info] (title, comment, tags, [state, assigned]) tic new -t bug "the thingy doesnt work" (treeish - defaults to current branch) ?? tic branch (shows tic branches - automatically created when using tic in a git branch) tic merge [git_branch] (brings in all bug states from branch) tic merge --preview [git_branch] (doesn't do the merge, but shows what it would do) tic git-commit "message" (commits git and attaches tic number) -- later? -- tic task tic task new -m "my new task" jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/note/OUTPUT000066400000000000000000000037321203316335600175210ustar00rootroot00000000000000OUTPUT ========== > tic recent 1 34j238 this one is important 03/05 comment added 2 3kd898 anther bug 03/05 comment added 3 3kd898 anther bug 03/04 new ticket created 4 as8fk5 my first ticket 02/01 tag added > tic list # on branch 'master' 1 34j238 this one is important open schacon (bug, accepted) 2 3kd898 anther bug open schacon (bug) 3 as8fk5 my first ticket closed nickh68 (bug, dead) > tic list state:closed # on branch 'master' 1 as8fk5 my first ticket closed nickh68 (bug, dead) > tic milestone tix ms date left ----------------------------------------------- 3 migration1 03/15/08 35 days 18 mall_network 04/15/08 65 days 87 future 05/30/08 135 days > tic milestone migration1 (list tickets) |###########################-----------| open: 3 closed: 10 progress: 80% * Open * 34j238 this one is important open schacon (bug, accepted) 3kd898 anther bug open schacon (bug) as8fk5 open tick open nickh68 (bug, dead) * Closed * 34j238 this one is important closed schacon (bug, accepted) 3kd898 anther bug closed schacon (bug) as8fk5 open tick closed nickh68 (bug, dead) > tic tag bug 35 accepted 20 dead 8 > tic show {1} Ticket : 34j238 Title : The Sweetest Ticket Ever Assign : Scott Chacon State : OPEN Tags : bug, accepted, sweet, feature Date : 03/01/08 (two weeks ago) Attachments : 2 329jd2 patch1.txt - some description 7sjhe3 patch2.txt - some other description Recent Comments : 03/18 schacon - why do you think this is still open 03/14 schacon - why do you think this is still open -...(more) 03/12 schacon - another comment on the ticket that is...(more) 02/01 schacon - opening the ticket (12 more comments) # `tic show 34j238 -c` for more comments # `tic show 34j238 -a` for more attachment detail > tic checkout {1} you are now working on tic 34j238, "The Sweetest Ticket Ever" jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/note/TODO000066400000000000000000000005531203316335600172240ustar00rootroot00000000000000link to another ticket (child tickets) Merge link to a git object Web UI TicGit goes up directories until it finds .git dir Ticket - remove ticket ( git.remove(ticket_dir, :recursive => true) ) Color Output + Paging long results Attachments - add - download Milestones Tags * show all tags * rename tag * delete tag * tag multiple tics jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/000077500000000000000000000000001203316335600165165ustar00rootroot00000000000000jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/attachments_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000440521203316335600223750ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG::Attachment do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:all) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:all) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end #To make sure attachments[] isn't loaded randomly and that we're aren't just getting #lucky this time around, run the test 100 times in a loop. it "should sort attachments[] chronologically, not randomly" do #FIXME implementation failure #Does not properly detect randomized loads #Test with and without TicGitNG.open Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do 5.times do #setup git repo git_dir= setup_new_git_repo base= TicGitNG.open( git_dir, test_opts ) #add ticket tic= base.ticket_new('new ticket') #add 5 attachments 5.times do |i| #FIXME attahcments must not be added at the exact same time attachment_fname= File.join( Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach'), "fubar.txt#{i}" ) new_file( attachment_fname, "content#{i}" ) tic= base.ticket_attach( attachment_fname, tic.ticket_id, time_skew() ) end tic.attachments.size.should == 5 #re-read the ticket to read the attachments #check the sort last=nil tic.attachments.each {|a| unless last.nil? a.added.should >= last.added end last=a } base= TicGitNG.open( git_dir, test_opts ) #check attachments are in order tic= base.ticket_show( tic.ticket_id ) #check the sort last=nil tic.attachments.each {|a| unless last.nil? a.added.should >= last.added end last=a } end end end it "should be able to add an attachment to a ticket" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') #create a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') new_file( attachment_fname=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), "I am the contents of the attachment" ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname, tic.ticket_id ) #check that the file was attached tic.attachments.map {|a| a.filename.split('_').pop=='fubar.txt' }.index( true ).should_not == nil end end it "should support multiple attachments per ticket" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') #create a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), "I am the contents of the attachment" ) new_file( attachment_fname2=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), "More contents!" ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname2, tic.ticket_id ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_show( tic.ticket_id ) #check that the file was attached cond_1=false cond_2=false tic.attachments.map {|a| if a.filename.split('_').pop=='fubar.txt' cond_1=true elsif a.filename.split('_').pop=='fubar.jpg' cond_2=true end } [cond_1,cond_2].uniq.size.should == 1 cond_1.should == true end end it "should be able to see an attachment that has been added to a ticket" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') #create a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') contents="I am the contents of the attachment" new_file( attachment_fname=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), contents ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname, tic.ticket_id ) #check that the file was attached with details tic.attachments.size.should == 1 tic.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.txt' tic.email.should == tic.attachments[0].user tic.base.in_branch do |wd| read_line_of(File.join( tic.ticket_name, tic.attachments[0].filename)).strip.should == contents end end end it "should be able to get the attachment based on 'AttachmentID'" do #AttachmentID is a number Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') #create a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file #FIXME time_skew randomizes the ordering of the attachments tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i+500) #get attachment new_filename0= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.txt' ) new_filename1= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.jpg' ) #check contents @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 0, new_filename0, tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename0 ).should == true read_line_of( new_filename0 ).strip.should == content0 @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 1, new_filename1, tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename1 ).should == true read_line_of( new_filename1 ).strip.should == content1 end end it "should be able to get the attachment based on filename" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id ) #get attachment new_filename0= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.txt' ) new_filename1= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.jpg' ) #check contents @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fubar.txt', new_filename0, tic.ticket_id ) #test getting a file to a directory by specifying new-filename as a directory @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fubar.txt', File.dirname(new_filename0), tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename0 ).should == true File.exist?( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename0), 'fubar.txt') ).should==true read_line_of( new_filename0 ).strip.should == content0 read_line_of( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename0), 'fubar.txt') ).strip.should == content0 @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fubar.jpg', new_filename1, tic.ticket_id ) #test getting a file to a directory by specifying new-filename as a directory @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fubar.jpg', File.dirname(new_filename1), tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename1 ).should == true File.exist?( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename1), 'fubar.jpg' ) ).should==true read_line_of( new_filename1 ).strip.should == content1 read_line_of( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename1), 'fubar.jpg') ).strip.should==content1 end end it "should only have valid filenames that begin with 'ATTACHMENTS/'" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i + 60) tic.attachments.each {|a| a.filename[/^ATTACHMENTS\//].nil?.should == false } end end it "should be able to list the attachments on the current ticket" do #`ti attach list` Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i+60 ) tic.attachments.size.should == 2 tic.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.txt' tic.attachments[1].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.jpg' tic.attachments[0].user.should_not == nil tic.attachments[1].user.should_not == nil end end it "should not change the attachment that has been attached if the local file changes" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i+60 ) File.open( attachment_fname0, 'a' ) {|f| f.puts "I am a second line in the first attachment!" } File.open( attachment_fname1, 'a' ) {|f| f.puts "I am a second line in the second attachment!" } tic.base.in_branch {|wd| File.read( File.join( tic.ticket_name, tic.attachments[0].filename ) ).strip.split("\n").size.should==1 File.read( File.join( tic.ticket_name, tic.attachments[1].filename ) ).strip.split("\n").size.should==1 } File.read( attachment_fname0 ).strip.split("\n").size.should==2 File.read( attachment_fname1 ).strip.split("\n").size.should==2 #FIXME checkout the attachments to see if they have changed end end it "should not explode violently when retrieving an attachment from no attachments" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') lambda { tic.attachments[0] }.should_not raise_error lambda { @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 0, nil, tic.ticket_id ) }.should raise_error(SystemExit) end end it "should be able to handle filenames with '_' in them -- '_' is a special char" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #Split the attachment basename, delete the first two (time,user), remianing is filename tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fu_bar.txt' ), content0 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fu_bar.txt' end end it "should allow the attaching of multiple filenames with the same name" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i+60 ) tic.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.jpg' tic.attachments[1].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.jpg' end end it "should not explode violently when a duplicate file is attached" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content0 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id, Time.now.to_i+60 ) tic.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.jpg' tic.attachments[1].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.jpg' end end it "should be able to properly get attachments with '_' in the filename" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim*$@#.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id ) #get attachment new_filename0= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.txt' ) new_filename1= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.jpg' ) #check contents @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim.txt', new_filename0, tic.ticket_id ) @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim.txt', File.dirname(new_filename0), tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename0 ).should == true File.exist?( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename0), 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim.txt') ).should==true @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim*$@#.jpg', new_filename1, tic.ticket_id ) @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim*$@#.jpg', File.dirname(new_filename1), tic.ticket_id ) File.exist?( new_filename1 ).should == true File.exist?( File.join(File.dirname(new_filename1), 'fu_bar_baz_ted_zim*$@#.jpg' ) ).should==true end end it "should fail gracefully when trying to get a filename that does not exist" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do lambda { tic= @ticgitng.ticket_new('my_delicious_ticket') # a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') content0="I am the contents of the attachment" content1="More contents!" new_file( attachment_fname0=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), content0 ) new_file( attachment_fname1=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.jpg' ), content1 ) #attach the file tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname0, tic.ticket_id ) tic= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname1, tic.ticket_id ) #get attachment new_filename0= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.txt' ) new_filename1= File.join( File.expand_path(Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-get_attachment-test')), 'new_filename.jpg' ) #check contents @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fake_file.txt', new_filename0, tic.ticket_id ) }.should raise_error SystemExit end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/base_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000256051203316335600207770ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG::Base do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:all) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:all) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "should fail gracefully when init-ing if git has no commits" do tempdir = Dir.mktmpdir Dir.chdir(tempdir) do git = Git.init end opts=test_opts lambda { TicGitNG.open( tempdir, opts ) }.should raise_error SystemExit end it "should have 4 ticket states" do @ticgitng.tic_states.size.should eql(4) end it "should be able to create new tickets" do @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket').should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(1) end it "should be able to list existing tickets" do @ticgitng.ticket_new('my second ticket').should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) list = @ticgitng.ticket_list list.first.should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) list.size.should eql(2) end it "should be able to change the state of a ticket" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first @ticgitng.ticket_change('resolved', tic.ticket_id) tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic.ticket_id) tic.state.should eql('resolved') end it "should not be able to change the state of a ticket to something invalid" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first @ticgitng.ticket_change('resolve', tic.ticket_id) tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic.ticket_id) tic.state.should_not eql('resolve') end it "should be able to change to whom the ticket is assigned" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first @ticgitng.ticket_assign('pope', tic.ticket_id) tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic.ticket_id) tic.assigned.should eql('pope') end it "should not be able to change to whom the ticket is assigned if it is already assigned to that user" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first tic_id = tic.ticket_id lambda { @ticgitng.ticket_assign(tic.assigned, tic_id) @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic_id) }.should_not change(@ticgitng.ticket_recent(tic_id), :size) end it "should default to the current user when changing to whom the ticket is assigned" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first @ticgitng.ticket_checkout(tic.ticket_id) @ticgitng.ticket_assign() tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic.ticket_id) tic.assigned.should eql(tic.email) end it "should only show open tickets by default" do @ticgitng.ticket_new('my third ticket') tics = @ticgitng.ticket_list states = tics.map { |t| t.state }.uniq states.size.should eql(1) states.first.should eql('open') end it "should be able to filter tickets on state" do tics = @ticgitng.ticket_list(:state => 'resolved') tics.size.should eql(1) tics = @ticgitng.ticket_list(:state => 'open') tics.size.should eql(2) end it "should be able to save and recall filtered ticket lists" do tics = @ticgitng.ticket_list(:state => 'resolved', :save => 'resolve') tics.size.should eql(1) rtics = @ticgitng.ticket_list(:saved => 'resolve') tics.size.should eql(1) end it "should be able to comment on tickets" do t = @ticgitng.ticket_new('my fourth ticket') t.comments.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_comment('my new comment', t.ticket_id) t = @ticgitng.ticket_show(t.ticket_id) t.comments.size.should eql(1) t.comments.first.comment.should eql('my new comment') end it "should retrieve specific tickets" do tid = @ticgitng.ticket_list.last.ticket_id tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tid) tic.ticket_id.should eql(tid) end it "should be able to checkout a ticket" do tid = @ticgitng.ticket_list.last.ticket_id @ticgitng.ticket_checkout(tid) @ticgitng.ticket_show.ticket_id.should eql(tid) end it "should resolve partial shas into ticket" do tid = @ticgitng.ticket_list.last.ticket_id @ticgitng.ticket_checkout(tid[0, 5]) @ticgitng.ticket_show.ticket_id.should eql(tid) @ticgitng.ticket_checkout(tid[0, 20]) @ticgitng.ticket_show.ticket_id.should eql(tid) end it "should resolve order number from most recent list into ticket" do tics = @ticgitng.ticket_list(:state => 'open') @ticgitng.ticket_show('1').ticket_id.should eql(tics[0].ticket_id) @ticgitng.ticket_show('2').ticket_id.should eql(tics[1].ticket_id) end it "should be able to tag a ticket" do t = @ticgitng.ticket_list.last t.tags.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_tag('newtag', t.ticket_id) t = @ticgitng.ticket_show(t.ticket_id) t.tags.size.should eql(1) t.tags.first.should eql('newtag') end it "should not be able to tag a ticket with a blank tag" do t = @ticgitng.ticket_new('my fourth ticket', :tags => [' ']) t.tags.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_tag(' ', t.ticket_id) t = @ticgitng.ticket_show(t.ticket_id) t.tags.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_tag('', t.ticket_id) t = @ticgitng.ticket_show(t.ticket_id) t.tags.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_tag(',mytag', t.ticket_id) t = @ticgitng.ticket_show(t.ticket_id) t.tags.size.should eql(1) t.tags.first.should eql('mytag') end it "should be able to remove a tag from a ticket" do t = @ticgitng.ticket_new('my next ticket', :tags => ['scotty', 'chacony']) t.tags.size.should eql(2) o=OpenStruct.new o.remove=true @ticgitng.ticket_tag('scotty', t.ticket_id, o) t.tags.size.should eql(2) t.tags.first.should eql('chacony') end it "should save state to disk after a new ticket" do time = File.lstat(@ticgitng.state).mtime.to_i sleep 1 t = @ticgitng.ticket_new('my next ticket', :tags => ['scotty', 'chacony']) File.lstat(@ticgitng.state).mtime.to_i.should_not eql(time) end it "should be able to change the points of a ticket" do @ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') tic = @ticgitng.ticket_list.first tic.state.should_not == 3 @ticgitng.ticket_points(3, tic.ticket_id) tic = @ticgitng.ticket_show(tic.ticket_id) tic.points.should == 3 end it "should detect the ticgit branch when the repository is moved" do #create git dir #done in before(:all) block #create some tickets tic=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') #move the git dir FileUtils.mv( @path, @path+'1' ) #test that the program does not raise SystemExit opts=test_opts opts[:init]=false lambda { @ticgitng=TicGitNG.open( @path+'1', opts ) }.should_not raise_error SystemExit end it "should use the same email that git provides" do #This is necessary because the other specs depend #on the side effects of one another, but those #side effects are detrimental to this spec so #we initialize things again for a clean slate. @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) tic=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') tic.email.should == @ticgitng.git.lib.config_get('user.email') end it "should be able to use '_' in assigning" do #This is necessary because the other specs depend #on the side effects of one another, but those #side effects are detrimental to this spec so #we initialize things again for a clean slate. @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) tic=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') tic=@ticgitng.ticket_assign( 'some_random_user', tic.ticket_id ) tic=@ticgitng.ticket_show( tic.ticket_id ) tic.assigned.should == 'some_random_user' end it "should return an updated ticket for each of the ticket_* methods" do #This is necessary because the other specs depend #on the side effects of one another, but those #side effects are detrimental to this spec so #we initialize things again for a clean slate. @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) num_of_methods= @ticgitng.methods.collect {|m| m if m[/^ticket_/] }.compact.size.-(1).should == 12 #ticket_new, ticket_points, ticket_tag ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.title.should == 'my new ticket' ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_points( 1337, ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.points.should == 1337 ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_tag( 'fubar', ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.tags.size.should == 1 ticket.tags[0].should == 'fubar' #ticket_attach, ticket_get_attachment, Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #create a file to attach to_attach= Dir.mktmpdir('to_attach') new_file( attachment_fname=File.join( to_attach, 'fubar.txt' ), "I am the contents of the attachment" ) #attach the file ticket= @ticgitng.ticket_attach( attachment_fname, ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.attachments.size.should == 1 ticket.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.txt' ticket= @ticgitng.ticket_get_attachment( 'fubar.txt', nil, ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.attachments.size.should == 1 ticket.attachments[0].attachment_name.should == 'fubar.txt' end #ticket_assign, ticket_revparse, ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_assign( 'some_random_guy', ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.assigned.should == 'some_random_guy' ticket1=@ticgitng.ticket_revparse( ticket.ticket_id[/[0-9a-z]{5}/] ) ticket1.should == ticket.ticket_name #ticket_change, ticket_show, ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_change( 'resolved', ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket ticket.state.should == 'resolved' @ticgitng.ticket_change( 'open', ticket.ticket_id ) ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_show( ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket #ticket_checkout, ticket_list, ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_checkout( ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket @ticgitng.current_ticket.should == ticket.ticket_name tickets=@ticgitng.ticket_list tickets.size.should == 1 tickets[0].class.should == TicGitNG::Ticket tickets[0].ticket_id.should == ticket.ticket_id #ticket_comment ticket=@ticgitng.ticket_comment( 'fubar fubar fubar', ticket.ticket_id ) ticket.comments[0].comment.should == 'fubar fubar fubar' end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/base_ticket_revparse_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000060431203316335600242440ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG::Base do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:each) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:each) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "should return a ticket by index" do @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) test_titles = ["0", "1", "2"] test_titles.each do |title| @ticgitng.ticket_new(title) end # This forces the ticket list to cache as an indexable list # Use the middle ticket as our test ticket title_index = @ticgitng.ticket_list[1].title.to_i # Ticket indexing is 1 based. Query for the middle ticket. found_tic_name = @ticgitng.ticket_revparse("2") clean_name = test_titles[title_index].downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/i, '-') found_tic_name.should match /^\d+_#{clean_name}_\d+$/ end it "should return a ticket by full SHA" do test_title = "My SHA test ticket" tic = @ticgitng.ticket_new(test_title) found_tic_name = @ticgitng.ticket_revparse(tic.ticket_id) clean_name = test_title.downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/i, '-') found_tic_name.should match /^\d+_#{clean_name}_\d+$/ end it "should return a ticket by partial SHA which is an integer" do test_title = "My partial integer SHA test ticket" integer_partial_sha = '432513' clean_name = test_title.downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/i, '-') @ticgitng.should_receive(:read_tickets).with().and_return( { "1306092232_#{clean_name}_317" => { "files"=> [ ["ASSIGNED_some_person@email.com", "2d4e94d6963e02f079bc5712ed90a8237a415ebf"], ["STATE_open", "f510327578a4562e26a7c64bdf061e4a49f85ee6"], ["TICKET_ID", integer_partial_sha+'ajf34j2lk23bk3423'], ["TICKET_TITLE", "44c496d5543823f54e7920738b70b03e85955866"], ["TITLE", "44c496d5543823f54e7920738b70b03e85955866"] ] } } ) found_tic_name = @ticgitng.ticket_revparse(integer_partial_sha) found_tic_name.should match /^\d+_#{clean_name}_\d+$/ end it "should return a ticket by partial SHA" do test_title = "My partial SHA test ticket" tic = @ticgitng.ticket_new(test_title) found_tic_name = @ticgitng.ticket_revparse(tic.ticket_id[0..5]) clean_name = test_title.downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/i, '-') found_tic_name.should match /^\d+_#{clean_name}_\d+$/ end it "should not return a ticket by short partial SHA" do tic = @ticgitng.ticket_new("My short partial SHA test ticket") found_tic_name = @ticgitng.ticket_revparse( tic.ticket_id[0..3] ) found_tic_name.should == nil end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/cache_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000031041203316335600211160ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" require 'pp' describe TicGitNG do include TicGitNGSpecHelper include TicGitNG before(:each) do @path= setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts= test_opts @ticgitng= TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:each) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "Should not contaminate ticgit/ticgit-ng branch just because working dir is contaminated" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do @ticgitng.ticket_new('new ticket, clean state', :comment=>"I am the content") workingdir_ticket=File.join( @ticgitng.tic_working, @ticgitng.tickets.sort[0][0] ) new_file( File.join(workingdir_ticket, 'fake_file'), 'I am a file that should not be commited' ) @ticgitng.ticket_new('another ticket', :comment=>"This commit should not add the new_file()" ) #@ticgitng.git.gtree(@ticgitng.which_branch?).trees.map {|dir_name| dir_name.include?('fake_file') }.size.should eq(2) has_fake_file=false @ticgitng.git.gtree(@ticgitng.which_branch?).trees.each {|tree| tree[1].blobs.map {|blob_name| has_fake_file=true if blob_name[0].include?('fake_file') }} has_fake_file.should eq(false) end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/cli_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000164651203316335600206400ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG::CLI do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:each) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:each) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "should list the tickets" do @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(0) @ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket').should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) @ticgitng.ticket_new('my second ticket').should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(2) fields = %w[TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags] output = [] # It's unclear why it's necessary to append each line like this, but # cli('list') would otherwise return nil. The spec helper probably # needs some refactoring. cli(@path, 'init','list') do |line| output << line end output.shift.should match "" output.shift.should match /#{fields.join( '\s+' )}/ output.shift.should match /^-+$/ #check that at least the SHA1 prefix exists output.shift[/^[a-z0-9]{6}\s/].should_not == nil output.shift[/^[a-z0-9]{6}\s/].should_not == nil output.shift.should match "" end it "should return the same ticket from ticket_show and ticket_new" do #FIXME the output of cli(@path,'list') produces a random order #- This has to do with a lack of timeskew 20.times do #setup git repo git_dir= setup_new_git_repo base= TicGitNG.open( git_dir, test_opts ) base.tickets.size.should eql(0) tic1=base.ticket_new('my new ticket', Hash.new, t1=time_skew) tic1.should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) tic1.should == base.ticket_show( tic1.ticket_id ) tic2=base.ticket_new('my second ticket', Hash.new, t2=time_skew) tic2.should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) tic2.should == base.ticket_show( tic2.ticket_id ) tic1.should_not == tic2 tic1.should_not == base.ticket_show( tic2.ticket_id ) tic1.title.should == 'my new ticket' tic2.title.should == 'my second ticket' base.tickets.size.should eql(2) if t1>t2 t=tic2 tic2=tic1 tic1=t end fields = %w[TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags] output = [] # It's unclear why it's necessary to append each line like this, but # cli('list') would otherwise return nil. The spec helper probably # needs some refactoring. cli(git_dir, 'init','list') do |line| output << line end output.shift.should match "" output.shift.should match /#{fields.join( '\s+' )}/ output.shift.should match /^-+$/ #first ticket line=output.shift.split(' ') line[0].should match /^[a-z0-9]{6}/ #This doesn't hinge on t1 8 a="#{a[0, 7]}+" end line.pop.should == a #FIXME if t1 8 a="#{a[0, 7]}+" end line.pop.should == a line.pop.should == tic2.opened.strftime('%m/%d') line.pop.should == 'open' #delete the sha1 line.shift line.join(' ').should == tic2.title end end it "should show a ticket" do #FIXME needs time_sku to avoid random failures @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(0) tic1=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket', Hash.new, t1=time_skew) tic1.should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) tic1=@ticgitng.ticket_show(tic1.ticket_id) tic2=@ticgitng.ticket_new('my second ticket', Hash.new, t2=time_skew) tic2.should be_an_instance_of(TicGitNG::Ticket) tic2=@ticgitng.ticket_show(tic2.ticket_id) @ticgitng.tickets.size.should eql(2) if t1>t2 t=tic2 tic2=tic1 tic1=t end fields = %w[TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags] output = [] # It's unclear why it's necessary to append each line like this, but # cli('list') would otherwise return nil. The spec helper probably # needs some refactoring. cli(@path, 'init','list') do |line| output << line end output.shift.should match "" output.shift.should match /#{fields.join( '\s+' )}/ output.shift.should match /^-+$/ #first ticket line=output.shift.split(' ') line[0].should match /^[a-z0-9]{6}/ a=tic1.assigned if a.bytesize > 8 a="#{a[0, 7]}+" end line.pop.should == a line.pop.should == tic1.opened.strftime('%m/%d') line.pop.should == 'open' #delete the sha1 line.shift line.join(' ').should == tic1.title #second ticket line=output.shift.split(' ') line[0].should match /^[a-z0-9]{6}/ a=tic2.assigned if a.bytesize > 8 a="#{a[0, 7]}+" end line.pop.should == a line.pop.should == tic2.opened.strftime('%m/%d') line.pop.should == 'open' #delete the sha1 line.shift line.join(' ').should == tic2.title end it 'displays --help' do expected = format_expected(<<-OUT) Please specify at least one action to execute. Usage: ti COMMAND [FLAGS] [ARGS] The available ticgit commands are: assign Assings a ticket to someone attach Attach file to ticket checkout Checkout a ticket comment Comment on a ticket help Show help for a ticgit command init Initialize Ticgit-ng list List tickets new Create a new ticket points Assign points to a ticket recent List recent activities show Show a ticket state Change state of a ticket sync Sync tickets tag Modify tags of a ticket Common options: -v, --version Show the version number -h, --help Display this help OUT cli(@path) do |line| line.should == expected.shift end end it 'displays empty list' do fields = %w[TicId Title State Date Assgn Tags] output = [] # It's unclear why it's necessary to append each line like this, but # cli('list') would otherwise return nil. The spec helper probably # needs some refactoring. cli(@path, 'init','list') do |line| output << line end output.shift.should match "" output.shift.should match /#{fields.join '\s+'}/ output.shift.should match /^-+$/ end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/merging_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000153551203316335600215160ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" require 'pp' describe TicGitNG do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:each) do @path= setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts= test_opts @ticgitng= TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:each) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "Should merge in tickets from a remote source" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #prep, get temp dirs, init git2 @ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') git2=Git.clone(@path, 'remote_1') git=Git.open(@path) git_path_2= tmp_dir + '/remote_1/' #Make ticgit-ng branch in remote_1 git2.checkout('origin/ticgit') git2.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout ticgit2=TicGitNG.open(git_path_2, @orig_test_opts) ticgit2.ticket_new('my second ticket') git2.checkout('master') git.add_remote('upstream', git_path_2) git.checkout('ticgit') git.pull('upstream', 'upstream/ticgit-ng') git.checkout('master') ticgit2.tickets.length.should == @ticgitng.tickets.length end end it "should be able to sync with origin" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #prep, get temp dirs, init git2 #@ticgitng.ticket_new('my new ticket') #git=Git.open(@path) git_path_2= tmp_dir + '/remote_1/' git_path_3= tmp_dir + '/remote_2/' #Make ticgit-ng branch in remote_1 git2=Git.clone(@path, 'remote_1') git2.checkout('origin/ticgit') #this creates the ticgit-ng branch, tracking origin/ticgit-ng git2.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout git2.checkout('master') git3=Git.clone(git_path_2, 'remote_2') git3.checkout('origin/ticgit-ng') git3.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout git3.checkout('master') ticgit2=TicGitNG.open(git_path_2, @orig_test_opts) ticgit2.ticket_new('my first ticket') ticgit3=TicGitNG.open(git_path_3, @orig_test_opts) ticgit3.ticket_new('my second ticket') ticgit2.ticket_new('my third ticket') #git.add_remote('upstream', git_path_2) #git.checkout('ticgit-ng') #git.pull('upstream', 'upstream/ticgit-ng') #git.checkout('master') ticgit3.sync_tickets('origin', true, false) ticgit3.tickets.length.should == ticgit2.tickets.length end end it "should be able to sync with other repos" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #prep, get temp dirs, init git2 git_path_2= tmp_dir + '/remote_1/' git_path_3= tmp_dir + '/remote_2/' git_path_4= tmp_dir + '/remote_3/' #Make ticgit-ng branch in remote_1 git2=Git.clone(@path, 'remote_1') git2.checkout('origin/ticgit') #this creates the ticgit-ng branch, tracking from the #branch we are already on, origin/ticgit-ng git2.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout git2.checkout('master') #Make ticgit-ng branch in remote_2 git3=Git.clone(@path, 'remote_2') git3.checkout('origin/ticgit') git3.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout git3.checkout('master') #Make ticgit-ng branch in remote_2 git4=Git.clone(@path, 'remote_3') git4.checkout('origin/ticgit') git4.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout git4.checkout('master') ticgit2=TicGitNG.open(git_path_2, @orig_test_opts) ticgit2.tickets.length.should==0 ticgit2.ticket_new('my first ticket') ticgit3=TicGitNG.open(git_path_3, @orig_test_opts) ticgit3.tickets.length.should==0 ticgit3.ticket_new('my second ticket') ticgit4=TicGitNG.open(git_path_4, @orig_test_opts) ticgit4.tickets.length.should==0 ticgit4.ticket_new('my third ticket') ticgit2.ticket_new('my fourth ticket') #git.add_remote('upstream', git_path_2) #git.checkout('ticgit-ng') #git.pull('upstream', 'upstream/ticgit-ng') #git.checkout('master') git3.add_remote('ticgit2', git_path_2) git4.add_remote('ticgit3', git_path_3) ticgit3.sync_tickets('ticgit2', true, false) #ticgit3 should now have tickets 1, 2, and 4 #and ticgit2 should now have the same ticgit3.tickets.length.should==3 ticgit2.tickets.length.should==3 ticgit4.sync_tickets('ticgit3', false, false) #ticgit4 should now have tickets 1,2,3,4 #but ticgit2 and 3 should only have 1,2,4 ticgit4.tickets.length.should==4 ticgit3.tickets.length.should==3 ticgit2.tickets.length.should==3 git4.add_remote('ticgit2', git_path_2) ticgit4.sync_tickets('ticgit2', true, false) #ticgit2 and 4 should now have 4 tickets while #ticgit3 only has 3 tickets ticgit4.tickets.length.should==4 ticgit3.tickets.length.should==3 ticgit2.tickets.length.should==4 end end it "Use the 'ticgit' branch if 'ticgit-ng' isn't available (legacy support)" do Dir.chdir(File.expand_path( tmp_dir=Dir.mktmpdir('ticgit-ng-gitdir1-') )) do #Because there is no 'ticgit' or 'ticgit-ng' branch #this will create a new ticket in 'ticgit-ng' @ticgitng.ticket_new('original shinanigins') git1=Git.clone( @path, 'remote_0' ) #This checks out origin/ticgit-ng and creates a new #branch following it callled ticgit, which should be #used transparently instead of ticgit-ng git1.checkout( 'origin/ticgit' ) git1.branch('ticgit').checkout ticgitng1=TicGitNG.open( tmp_dir+'/remote_0/', @orig_test_opts ) ticgitng1.which_branch?.should == 'ticgit' git2=Git.clone( @path, 'remote_1' ) git2.checkout( 'origin/ticgit' ) git2.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout ticgitng2=TicGitNG.open( tmp_dir+'/remote_1/', @orig_test_opts ) ticgitng2.which_branch?.should == 'ticgit-ng' git3=Git.clone( @path, 'remote_2' ) git3.checkout( 'origin/ticgit' ) git3.branch('ticgit').checkout git3.checkout( 'origin/ticgit' ) git3.branch('ticgit-ng').checkout ticgitng3=TicGitNG.open( tmp_dir+'/remote_2/', @orig_test_opts ) ticgitng3.which_branch?.should == 'ticgit-ng' # if 'ticgit' and 'ticgit-ng' # should use 'ticgit-ng' # elsif 'ticgit' and !'ticgit-ng' # should use 'ticgit' # elsif !'ticgit' and 'ticgit-ng' # should use 'ticgit-ng' # end end end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/scalability_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000036571203316335600223700ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG::Base do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:each) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:each) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "Should take the same amount of time to init on a large repo as a small one" do t1_before=0 t1_after=0 t2_before=0 t2_after=0 path1= setup_new_git_repo Dir.chdir( path1 ) do #test a small repo #do this a couple times to make it a bit fairer re caching 10.times do t1_before=Time.now.to_i ticgit1=TicGitNG.open( path1, @orig_test_opts ) t1_after=Time.now.to_i end end path2= setup_new_git_repo Dir.chdir( path2 ) do #test a large repo git=Git.open '.' 500.times do |i| new_file("file_#{i}", "#{rand(9999999)}_#{i}") git.add "file_#{i}" git.commit "Added file_#{i}" end #do this a couple times to make it fairer re caching 10.times do t2_before=Time.now.to_i ticgit2=TicGitNG.open( path2, @orig_test_opts ) t2_after=Time.now.to_i end end #Opening is a simple operation, it should take less than a second in most cases, #But this test is intended to make sure that the size of the repo does not impact #the initialization time of TicGit-ng #FIXME Fix this dirty hack, find out what the proper way to do this is true.should == ((t1_after-t1_before) < 5) true.should == ((t2_after-t2_before) < 5) end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/spec_helper.rb000066400000000000000000000045061203316335600213410ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/../lib/ticgit-ng") require 'fileutils' require 'logger' require 'tempfile' TICGITNG_HISTORY = StringIO.new module TicGitNGSpecHelper =begin tempdir - test => "content" subdir - testfile => "content2" =end def setup_new_git_repo prefix='ticgit-ng-gitdir-' tempdir = Dir.mktmpdir prefix Dir.chdir(tempdir) do git = Git.init new_file('test', 'content') Dir.mkdir('subdir') new_file('subdir/testfile', 'content2') git.add git.commit('first commit') end tempdir end def test_opts tempdir = Dir.mktmpdir 'ticgit-ng-ticdir-' logger = Logger.new(Tempfile.new('ticgit-ng-log-')) { :tic_dir => tempdir, :logger => logger, :init => true } end def new_file(name, contents) File.open(name, 'w') do |f| f.puts contents end end def format_expected(string) string.enum_for(:each_line).map{|line| line.strip } end def cli(path, *args, &block) TICGITNG_HISTORY.truncate 0 TICGITNG_HISTORY.rewind ticgitng = TicGitNG::CLI.new(args.flatten, path, TICGITNG_HISTORY) ticgitng.parse_options! ticgitng.execute! replay_history(&block) rescue SystemExit => error replay_history(&block) end def replay_history TICGITNG_HISTORY.rewind return unless block_given? while line = TICGITNG_HISTORY.gets yield(line.strip) end end def read_line_of filename File.open(filename, "r").each_line do |line| return line end end def time_skew Time.now.to_i + rand(1000) end end ## # rSpec Hash additions. # # From # * http://wincent.com/knowledge-base/Fixtures_considered_harmful%3F # * Neil Rahilly class Hash ## # Filter keys out of a Hash. # # { :a => 1, :b => 2, :c => 3 }.except(:a) # => { :b => 2, :c => 3 } def except(*keys) self.reject { |k,v| keys.include?(k || k.to_sym) } end ## # Override some keys. # # { :a => 1, :b => 2, :c => 3 }.with(:a => 4) # => { :a => 4, :b => 2, :c => 3 } def with(overrides = {}) self.merge overrides end ## # Returns a Hash with only the pairs identified by +keys+. # # { :a => 1, :b => 2, :c => 3 }.only(:a) # => { :a => 1 } def only(*keys) self.reject { |k,v| !keys.include?(k || k.to_sym) } end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/spec/ticgit_spec.rb000066400000000000000000000036031203316335600213420ustar00rootroot00000000000000require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/spec_helper" describe TicGitNG do include TicGitNGSpecHelper before(:all) do @path = setup_new_git_repo @orig_test_opts = test_opts @ticgitng = TicGitNG.open(@path, @orig_test_opts) end after(:all) do Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit-ng/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("~/.ticgit/-tmp*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } Dir.glob(File.expand_path("/tmp/ticgit-ng-*")).each {|file_name| FileUtils.rm_r(file_name, {:force=>true,:secure=>true}) } end it "Should only create a new branch when 'ti init' is called" do git_dir_2= setup_new_git_repo git_opts_2= test_opts git_opts_2[:init]=false #With :init set to false, the default when calling ti lambda { ticgitng_2=TicGitNG.open(git_dir_2, git_opts_2) }.should raise_error SystemExit #with :init set to true, the default for TicGitNGSpecHelper.test_opts(), the branch should be created without error lambda { ticgitng=TicGitNG.open( @path, @orig_test_opts )}.should_not raise_error SystemExit end it "should create a new branch if it's not there" do br = @ticgitng.git.branches.map { |b| b.name } br.should include('ticgit') end it "should find an existing ticgit-ng branch if it's there" do tg = TicGitNG.open(@path, test_opts) @ticgitng.git.branches.size.should eql(tg.git.branches.size) end it "should find the .git directory if it's there" do @ticgitng.git.dir.path.should eql(@path) end it "should look for the .git directory until it finds it" do tg = TicGitNG.open(File.join(@path, 'subdir'), @orig_test_opts) tg.git.dir.path.should eql(@path) end it "should add a .hold file to a new branch" do @ticgitng.in_branch{ File.file?('.hold').should == true } end end jeffWelling-ticgit-32d1d84/ticgit-ng.gemspec000066400000000000000000000015341203316335600210210ustar00rootroot00000000000000lib= File.expand_path('../lib/', __FILE__) $:.unshift lib unless $:.include?(lib) require './lib/ticgit-ng' Gem::Specification.new do |s| s.name = "TicGit-ng" s.version = TicGitNG::VERSION s.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY s.date = Date.today.to_s s.authors = ["Scott Chacon", "Jeff Welling"] s.email = ["Jeff.Welling@gmail.com"] s.homepage = "https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit" s.summary = "Git based distributed ticketing system" s.description="TicGit-ng is a simple ticketing system, roughly similar to the Lighthouse model, that is based in git." s.rubyforge_project = "ticgit-ng" s.add_dependency "git" s.add_development_dependency "rspec" s.files = Dir.glob("{bin,lib}/**/*") + %w( LICENSE_MIT LICENSE_GPL README.mkd ) s.executables = ['ti', 'ticgitweb'] s.require_path= 'lib' end