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# frozen_string_literal: true
module BitbucketServer
module Representation
# A general comment with the structure:
# "comment": {
# "author": {
# "active": true,
# "displayName": "root",
# "emailAddress": "stanhu+bitbucket@gitlab.com",
# "id": 1,
# "links": {
# "self": [
# {
# "href": "http://localhost:7990/users/root"
# }
# ]
# },
# "name": "root",
# "slug": "root",
# "type": "NORMAL"
# }
# }
# }
class Comment < Representation::Base
def id
raw_comment['id']
end
def author_username
author['displayName']
end
def author_email
author['emailAddress']
end
def note
raw_comment['text']
end
def created_at
self.class.convert_timestamp(created_date)
end
def updated_at
self.class.convert_timestamp(created_date)
end
# Bitbucket Server supports the ability to reply to any comment
# and created multiple threads. It represents these as a linked list
# of comments within comments. For example:
#
# "comments": [
# {
# "author" : ...
# "comments": [
# {
# "author": ...
#
# Since GitLab only supports a single thread, we flatten all these
# comments into a single discussion.
def comments
workset = [raw_comment['comments']].compact
all_comments = []
until workset.empty?
comments = workset.pop
comments.each do |comment|
new_comments = comment.delete('comments')
workset << new_comments if new_comments
all_comments << Comment.new({ 'comment' => comment })
end
end
all_comments
end
private
def raw_comment
raw.fetch('comment', {})
end
def author
raw.dig('comment', 'author')
end
def created_date
raw.dig('comment', 'createdDate')
end
def updated_date
raw.dig('comment', 'updatedDate')
end
end
end
end
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