__doc__ = "Module documentation."
from piston.handler import BaseHandler
+from wlrepo import UpdateException
from api.utils import hglibrary
from api.models import PullRequest
from api.response import *
-from datetime import datetime
+import datetime
class PullRequestListHandler(BaseHandler):
allowed_methods = ('GET',)
'message': "This pull request is alredy resolved. Can't accept."
})
- src_doc = lib.document( prq.source_revision )
+ src_doc = lib.document_for_rev( prq.source_revision )
lock = lib.lock()
try:
#
# Q: where to put the updated revision ?
# A: create a special user branch named prq-#prqid
- prq_doc = src_doc.take("$prq-%d" % prd.id)
+ prq_doc = src_doc.take("$prq-%d" % prq.id)
# This could be not the first time we try this,
# so the prq_doc could already be there
# and up to date
- success, changed = prq_doc.update(user.username)
- prq.status = 'E'
-
- if not success:
- prq.save()
+ try:
+ prq_doc = prq_doc.update(user.username)
+ prq.source_revision = str(prq_doc.revision)
+ src_doc = prq_doc
+ except UpdateException, e:
# this can happen only if the merge program
# is misconfigured - try returning an entity conflict
# TODO: put some useful infor here
- return EntityConflict().django_response()
-
- if changed:
- prq_doc = prq_doc.latest()
-
- prq.source_revision = str(prq_doc.revision)
- src_doc = prq_doc
+ prq.status = 'E'
+ prq.save()
+ return EntityConflict().django_response({
+ 'reason': 'update-failed',
+ 'message': e.message })
# check if there are conflicts
- if prq_doc.has_conflict_marks():
+ if src_doc.has_conflict_marks():
prq.status = 'E'
prq.save()
# Now, the user must resolve the conflict
# sync state with repository
prq.status = 'A'
prq.merged_revision = str(src_doc.shared().revision)
- prq.merged_timestamp = datetime()
+ prq.merged_timestamp = datetime.now()
prq.save()
return SuccessAllOk().django_response({