Beanstalk post-receive web hook

Review Request #5698 — Created April 10, 2014 and submitted

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Reviewers

This is a Beanstalk post-receive hook that will automatically close review requests as "submitted" after a push. To determine which review requests should be closed, it scans through each commit's commit message for the following strings (case-insensitive): "Reviewed at <reviewboard_url>/r/<id>" or "Review request #<id>".

This is what the JSON payload looks like:
http://support.beanstalkapp.com/customer/portal/articles/75753-trigger-a-url-on-commit-with-web-hooks

Test carried out on git and svn repos.

1) Push with the review request id in the commit message. Review request closed. [PASSED]
2) Push without a review request id in the commit message. (Review request closed based on the commit_id for git and error looged for svn) [PASSED].
3) Push with non existent review request id. (Error: Review request does not exist) [PASSED]
4) Push with review id in the message that is already submitted. (logged a warning: request id already submitted.) [PASSED]
5) Push with review id in the message that has been marked as discarded. (review request marked as submitted.) [PASSED]

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daviddavid

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daviddavid

We've switched over to using the new exception syntax: try: ... except KeyError as e: ...

daviddavid

We've switched over to using the new exception syntax: try: ... except KeyError as e: ...

daviddavid

How would you feel about introducing another method that could do this check and fan out to the individual implementations?

daviddavid

So the individual implementations close the review requests or they just return the review_id_to_commits map as they do now ?

B. b.ramnani

dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

daviddavid

Two blank lines between top-level things.

daviddavid

Can you try to shorten and/or re-wrap this to keep it under 80 columns?

daviddavid

dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

daviddavid

dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

daviddavid

Two blank lines between top-level things.

daviddavid

Can you try to shorten and/or re-wrap this to keep it under 80 columns?

daviddavid

dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

daviddavid
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    We've switched over to using the new exception syntax:

    try:
        ...
    except KeyError as e:
        ...
    
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    We've switched over to using the new exception syntax:

    try:
        ...
    except KeyError as e:
        ...
    
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    How would you feel about introducing another method that could do this check and fan out to the individual implementations?

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    dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

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    Two blank lines between top-level things.

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    Can you try to shorten and/or re-wrap this to keep it under 80 columns?

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    dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

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    dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

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    Two blank lines between top-level things.

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    Can you try to shorten and/or re-wrap this to keep it under 80 columns?

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    dict.get() defaults to None if the key doesn't exist, so you don't need to specify this second parameter.

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    So the individual implementations close the review requests or they just return the review_id_to_commits map as they do now ?

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Review request changed

Status: Closed (submitted)

Change Summary:

Pushed to master (4bd49ff)
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