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feat(issue-77): handle multiple target branches (#78)
fix: https://github.com/kiegroup/git-backporting/issues/77 This enhancement allow users to backport the same change to multiple branches with one single tool invocation
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import { getAsCleanedCommaSeparatedList, getAsCommaSeparatedList } from "@bp/service/args/args-utils";
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import { Args } from "@bp/service/args/args.types";
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import ConfigsParser from "@bp/service/configs/configs-parser";
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import { Configs } from "@bp/service/configs/configs.types";
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const folder: string = args.folder ?? this.getDefaultFolder();
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const targetBranches: string[] = [...new Set(getAsCommaSeparatedList(args.targetBranch)!)];
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const bpBranchNames: string[] = [...new Set(args.bpBranchName ? (getAsCleanedCommaSeparatedList(args.bpBranchName) ?? []) : [])];
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if (bpBranchNames.length > 1 && bpBranchNames.length != targetBranches.length) {
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throw new Error(`The number of backport branch names, if provided, must match the number of target branches or just one, provided ${bpBranchNames.length} branch names instead`);
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}
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return {
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dryRun: args.dryRun!,
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auth: args.auth,
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folder: `${folder.startsWith("/") ? "" : process.cwd() + "/"}${args.folder ?? this.getDefaultFolder()}`,
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targetBranch: args.targetBranch,
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mergeStrategy: args.strategy,
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mergeStrategyOption: args.strategyOption,
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originalPullRequest: pr,
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backportPullRequest: this.getDefaultBackportPullRequest(pr, args),
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backportPullRequests: this.generateBackportPullRequestsData(pr, args, targetBranches, bpBranchNames),
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git: {
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user: args.gitUser ?? this.gitClient.getDefaultGitUser(),
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email: args.gitEmail ?? this.gitClient.getDefaultGitEmail(),
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* @param targetBranch target branch where the backport should be applied
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* @returns {GitPullRequest}
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*/
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private getDefaultBackportPullRequest(originalPullRequest: GitPullRequest, args: Args): BackportPullRequest {
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private generateBackportPullRequestsData(
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originalPullRequest: GitPullRequest,
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args: Args,
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targetBranches: string[],
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bpBranchNames: string[]
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): BackportPullRequest[] {
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const reviewers = args.reviewers ?? [];
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if (reviewers.length == 0 && args.inheritReviewers) {
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// inherit only if args.reviewers is empty and args.inheritReviewers set to true
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labels.push(...originalPullRequest.labels);
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}
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let backportBranch = args.bpBranchName;
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if (backportBranch === undefined || backportBranch.trim() === "") {
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// for each commit takes the first 7 chars that are enough to uniquely identify them in most of the projects
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const concatenatedCommits: string = originalPullRequest.commits!.map(c => c.slice(0, 7)).join("-");
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backportBranch = `bp-${args.targetBranch}-${concatenatedCommits}`;
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}
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return targetBranches.map((tb, idx) => {
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if (backportBranch.length > 250) {
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this.logger.warn(`Backport branch (length=${backportBranch.length}) exceeded the max length of 250 chars, branch name truncated!`);
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backportBranch = backportBranch.slice(0, 250);
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}
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// if there multiple branch names take the corresponding one, otherwise get the the first one if it exists
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let backportBranch = bpBranchNames.length > 1 ? bpBranchNames[idx] : bpBranchNames[0];
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if (backportBranch === undefined || backportBranch.trim() === "") {
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// for each commit takes the first 7 chars that are enough to uniquely identify them in most of the projects
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const concatenatedCommits: string = originalPullRequest.commits!.map(c => c.slice(0, 7)).join("-");
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backportBranch = `bp-${tb}-${concatenatedCommits}`;
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} else if (bpBranchNames.length == 1 && targetBranches.length > 1) {
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// multiple targets and single custom backport branch name we need to differentiate branch names
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// so append "-${tb}" to the provided name
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backportBranch = backportBranch + `-${tb}`;
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}
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if (backportBranch.length > 250) {
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this.logger.warn(`Backport branch (length=${backportBranch.length}) exceeded the max length of 250 chars, branch name truncated!`);
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backportBranch = backportBranch.slice(0, 250);
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}
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return {
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owner: originalPullRequest.targetRepo.owner,
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repo: originalPullRequest.targetRepo.project,
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head: backportBranch,
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base: args.targetBranch,
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title: args.title ?? `[${args.targetBranch}] ${originalPullRequest.title}`,
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// preserve new line chars
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body: body.replace(/\\n/g, "\n").replace(/\\r/g, "\r"),
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reviewers: [...new Set(reviewers)],
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assignees: [...new Set(args.assignees)],
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labels: [...new Set(labels)],
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comments: args.comments?.map(c => c.replace(/\\n/g, "\n").replace(/\\r/g, "\r")) ?? [],
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};
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return {
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owner: originalPullRequest.targetRepo.owner,
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repo: originalPullRequest.targetRepo.project,
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head: backportBranch,
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base: tb,
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title: args.title ?? `[${tb}] ${originalPullRequest.title}`,
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// preserve new line chars
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body: body.replace(/\\n/g, "\n").replace(/\\r/g, "\r"),
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reviewers: [...new Set(reviewers)],
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assignees: [...new Set(args.assignees)],
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labels: [...new Set(labels)],
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comments: args.comments?.map(c => c.replace(/\\n/g, "\n").replace(/\\r/g, "\r")) ?? [],
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};
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}) as BackportPullRequest[];
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}
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}
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