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class Change(object):
'''
Class representing a change to be made in Bugzilla.
Somewhat analogous to a patch to be applied to a source tree.
Currently only supports printing, but eventually ought to support being
applied to the bug.
I want to capture a change as an entity so that you can always do human
review of the change, rather than automatically pushing blindly via XML-RPC
'''
def __init__(self,
bug,
newsummary=None,
newcomponent=None,
comment=None,
duplicate_id=None,
status=None,
resolution=None):
self.bug = bug
self.comment = comment
self.newsummary = newsummary
self.newcomponent = newcomponent
self.duplicate_id = duplicate_id
self.status = status
self.resolution = resolution
def __str__(self):
result = ''
if self.newsummary:
result += '---- BEGIN SUMMARY ----\n'
result += self.newsummary
result += '\n---- END SUMMARY ----\n'
if self.newcomponent:
result += '---- BEGIN COMPONENT ----\n'
result += '"python" -> "%s"\n' % self.newcomponent # is there a way to do this via XML-RPC?
result += '---- END COMPONENT ----\n'
if self.comment:
result += '---- BEGIN COMMENT ----\n'
result += self.comment
result += '\n---- END COMMENT ----\n'
if self.duplicate_id:
result += '---- MARK AS DUPLICATE OF: %i ----\n' % self.duplicate_id
if self.status:
result += '---- SET status: %s ----\n' % self.status
if self.resolution:
result += '---- SET resolution: %s ----\n' % self.resolution
return result
class Duplicate(Change):
def __init__(self, bug, other_bug_id):
Change.__init__(self,
bug,
comment=(
'''Thank you for the bug report.
This particular bug has already been reported into our bug tracking system, but please feel free to report any further bugs you find.'''),
duplicate_id = other_bug_id
)
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