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207 lines
8.3 KiB
Python
207 lines
8.3 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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'''
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Rules for commit messages, branch names and everything:
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- All important(!) commits to master branch must originate from pull-requests.
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- All pull-requests must be squash-merged or explicitly merged without rebase.
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- All pull-requests to master must have at least one label prefixed with `pr-`.
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- Labels that require pull-request to be backported must be red colored (#ff0000).
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- Stable branch name must be of form `YY.NUMBER`.
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- All stable branches must be forked directly from the master branch and never be merged back,
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or merged with any other branches based on the master branch (including master branch itself).
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Output of this script:
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- Commits without references from pull-requests.
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- Pull-requests to master without proper labels.
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- Pull-requests that need to be backported, with statuses per stable branch.
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'''
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from . import local, query
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from . import parser as parse_description
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import argparse
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import re
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import sys
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try:
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from termcolor import colored # `pip install termcolor`
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except ImportError:
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sys.exit("Package 'termcolor' not found. Try run: `pip3 install termcolor`")
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CHECK_MARK = colored('🗸', 'green')
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CROSS_MARK = colored('🗙', 'red')
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BACKPORT_LABEL_MARK = colored('🏷', 'yellow')
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CONFLICT_LABEL_MARK = colored('☁', 'yellow')
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CLOCK_MARK = colored('↻', 'cyan')
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Helper for the ClickHouse Release machinery')
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parser.add_argument('--repo', '-r', type=str, default='', metavar='PATH',
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help='path to the root of the ClickHouse repository')
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parser.add_argument('--remote', type=str, default='origin',
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help='remote name of the "ClickHouse/ClickHouse" upstream')
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parser.add_argument('-n', type=int, default=3, dest='number',
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help='number of last stable branches to consider')
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parser.add_argument('--token', type=str, required=True,
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help='token for Github access')
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parser.add_argument('--login', type=str,
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help='filter authorship by login')
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parser.add_argument('--auto-label', action='store_true', dest='autolabel', default=True,
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help='try to automatically parse PR description and put labels')
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args = parser.parse_args()
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github = query.Query(args.token, 30)
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repo = local.Local(args.repo, args.remote, github.get_default_branch())
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stables = repo.get_stables()[-args.number:] # [(branch name, base)]
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if not stables:
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sys.exit('No release branches found!')
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else:
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print('Found release branches:')
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for stable in stables:
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print(f'{CHECK_MARK} {stable[0]} forked from {stable[1]}')
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first_commit = stables[0][1]
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pull_requests = github.get_pull_requests(first_commit, args.login)
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good_commits = set(pull_request['mergeCommit']['oid'] for pull_request in pull_requests)
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bad_commits = [] # collect and print them in the end
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from_commit = repo.get_head_commit()
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for i in reversed(range(len(stables))):
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for commit in repo.iterate(from_commit, stables[i][1]):
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if str(commit) not in good_commits and commit.author.name != 'robot-clickhouse':
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bad_commits.append(commit)
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from_commit = stables[i][1]
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members = set(github.get_members("ClickHouse", "ClickHouse"))
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def print_responsible(pull_request):
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if "author" not in pull_request or pull_request["author"] is None:
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return "No author"
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if pull_request["author"]["login"] in members:
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return colored(pull_request["author"]["login"], 'green')
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elif pull_request["mergedBy"]["login"] in members:
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return f'{pull_request["author"]["login"]} → {colored(pull_request["mergedBy"]["login"], "green")}'
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else:
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return f'{pull_request["author"]["login"]} → {pull_request["mergedBy"]["login"]}'
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bad_pull_requests = [] # collect and print if not empty
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need_backporting = []
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for pull_request in pull_requests:
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def find_label():
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for label in github.get_labels(pull_request):
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if label['name'].startswith('pr-'):
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if label['color'] == 'ff0000':
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need_backporting.append(pull_request)
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return True
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return False
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label_found = find_label()
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if not label_found and args.autolabel:
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print(f"Trying to auto-label pull-request: {pull_request['number']}")
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description = parse_description.Description(pull_request)
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if description.label_name:
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github.set_label(pull_request, description.label_name)
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label_found = find_label()
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if not label_found:
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bad_pull_requests.append(pull_request)
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if bad_pull_requests:
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print('\nPull-requests without description label:')
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for bad in reversed(sorted(bad_pull_requests, key = lambda x : x['number'])):
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print(f'{CROSS_MARK} {bad["number"]}: {bad["url"]} ({print_responsible(bad)})')
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# FIXME: compatibility logic, until the direct modification of master is not prohibited.
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if bad_commits and not args.login:
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print('\nCommits not referenced by any pull-request:')
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for bad in bad_commits:
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print(f'{CROSS_MARK} {bad} {bad.author}')
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# TODO: check backports.
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if need_backporting:
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re_vlabel = re.compile(r'^v\d+\.\d+$')
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re_vlabel_backported = re.compile(r'^v\d+\.\d+-backported$')
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re_vlabel_conflicts = re.compile(r'^v\d+\.\d+-conflicts$')
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print('\nPull-requests need to be backported:')
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for pull_request in reversed(sorted(need_backporting, key=lambda x: x['number'])):
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targets = [] # use common list for consistent order in output
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good = set()
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backport_labeled = set()
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conflict_labeled = set()
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wait = set()
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for stable in stables:
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if repo.comparator(stable[1]) < repo.comparator(pull_request['mergeCommit']['oid']):
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targets.append(stable[0])
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# FIXME: compatibility logic - check for a manually set label, that indicates status 'backported'.
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# FIXME: O(n²) - no need to iterate all labels for every `stable`
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for label in github.get_labels(pull_request):
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if re_vlabel.match(label['name']) or re_vlabel_backported.match(label['name']):
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if f'v{stable[0]}' == label['name'] or f'v{stable[0]}-backported' == label['name']:
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backport_labeled.add(stable[0])
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if re_vlabel_conflicts.match(label['name']):
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if f'v{stable[0]}-conflicts' == label['name']:
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conflict_labeled.add(stable[0])
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for event in github.get_timeline(pull_request):
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if(event['isCrossRepository'] or
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event['target']['number'] != pull_request['number'] or
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event['source']['baseRefName'] not in targets):
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continue
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found_label = False
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for label in github.get_labels(event['source']):
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if label['name'] == 'pr-backport':
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found_label = True
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break
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if not found_label:
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continue
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if event['source']['merged']:
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good.add(event['source']['baseRefName'])
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else:
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wait.add(event['source']['baseRefName'])
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# print pull-request's status
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if len(good) + len(backport_labeled) + len(conflict_labeled) == len(targets):
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print(f'{CHECK_MARK}', end=' ')
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else:
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print(f'{CROSS_MARK}', end=' ')
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print(f'{pull_request["number"]}', end=':')
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for target in targets:
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if target in good:
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print(f'\t{CHECK_MARK} {target}', end='')
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elif target in backport_labeled:
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print(f'\t{BACKPORT_LABEL_MARK} {target}', end='')
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elif target in conflict_labeled:
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print(f'\t{CONFLICT_LABEL_MARK} {target}', end='')
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elif target in wait:
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print(f'\t{CLOCK_MARK} {target}', end='')
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else:
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print(f'\t{CROSS_MARK} {target}', end='')
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print(f'\t{pull_request["url"]} ({print_responsible(pull_request)})')
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# print legend
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print('\nLegend:')
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print(f'{CHECK_MARK} - good')
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print(f'{CROSS_MARK} - bad')
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print(f'{BACKPORT_LABEL_MARK} - backport is detected via label')
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print(f'{CONFLICT_LABEL_MARK} - backport conflict is detected via label')
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print(f'{CLOCK_MARK} - backport is waiting to merge')
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# print API costs
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print('\nGitHub API total costs per query:')
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for name, value in github.api_costs.items():
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print(f'{name} : {value}')
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