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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Gitlab
module Suggestions
class CommitMessage
DEFAULT_SUGGESTION_COMMIT_MESSAGE =
'Apply %{suggestions_count} suggestion(s) to %{files_count} file(s)'
def initialize(user, suggestion_set, custom_message = nil)
@user = user
@suggestion_set = suggestion_set
@custom_message = custom_message
end
def message
project = suggestion_set.project
user_defined_message = @custom_message.presence || project.suggestion_commit_message.presence
message = user_defined_message || DEFAULT_SUGGESTION_COMMIT_MESSAGE
Gitlab::StringPlaceholderReplacer
.replace_string_placeholders(message, PLACEHOLDERS_REGEX) do |key|
PLACEHOLDERS[key].call(user, suggestion_set)
end
end
def self.format_paths(paths)
paths.sort.join(', ')
end
private_class_method :format_paths
private
attr_reader :user, :suggestion_set
PLACEHOLDERS = {
'branch_name' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { suggestion_set.branch },
'files_count' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { suggestion_set.file_paths.length },
'file_paths' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { format_paths(suggestion_set.file_paths) },
'project_name' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { suggestion_set.project.name },
'project_path' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { suggestion_set.project.path },
'user_full_name' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { user.name },
'username' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { user.username },
'suggestions_count' => ->(user, suggestion_set) { suggestion_set.suggestions.size }
}.freeze
# This regex is built dynamically using the keys from the PLACEHOLDER struct.
# So, we can easily add new placeholder just by modifying the PLACEHOLDER hash.
# This regex will build the new PLACEHOLDER_REGEX with the new information
PLACEHOLDERS_REGEX = Regexp.union(PLACEHOLDERS.keys.map do |key|
Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(key))
end).freeze
end
end
end
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