Examples with AnalysisConfiguration com.epam.pipeline.manager.pipeline.runner.AnalysisConfiguration used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AnalysisConfiguration

use of com.epam.pipeline.manager.pipeline.runner.AnalysisConfiguration in project cloud-pipeline by epam.

the class ParameterMapper method resolveConfigurations.

public List<ResolvedConfiguration> resolveConfigurations(AnalysisConfiguration<? extends AbstractRunConfigurationEntry> configuration) {
    FolderWithMetadata project = folderManager.getProject(configuration.getConfigurationId(), AclClass.CONFIGURATION);
    Map<String, PipeConfValue> projectData = project == null ? new HashMap<>() : project.getData();
    List<? extends AbstractRunConfigurationEntry> entries = configuration.getEntries();
    if (CollectionUtils.isEmpty(configuration.getEntitiesIds())) {
        return Collections.singletonList(resolveParameters(entries, projectData));
    }
    // In case of array references one entity may be expanded to
    // list of references entities, e.g. SampleSet is expanded
    // to list of Sample entities
    // TODO: The only reason to store it as map - is to add association to run
    // TODO: to initial entity, from which link comes. Find better solution.
    Map<Long, List<MetadataEntity>> targetEntities = fetchAndExpandInputEntities(configuration);
    // resolve all parameter references in configurations
    Map<Long, ResolvedConfiguration> resolvedConfigurations = targetEntities.values().stream().flatMap(Collection::stream).collect(Collectors.toMap(BaseEntity::getId, entity -> resolveParameters(entity, entries, projectData)));
    return targetEntities.entrySet().stream().map(idToEntities -> idToEntities.getValue().stream().map(entity -> {
        ResolvedConfiguration currentConfiguration = resolvedConfigurations.get(entity.getId());
        currentConfiguration.getAssociatedEntityIds().add(idToEntities.getKey());
        return currentConfiguration;
    }).collect(Collectors.toList())).flatMap(Collection::stream).collect(Collectors.toList());
}