Examples with SubmoduleSubscription com.google.gerrit.entities.SubmoduleSubscription used on opensource projects

Example 21 with SubmoduleSubscription

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the class SubmoduleSectionParserTest method withAnotherURI.

@Test
public void withAnotherURI() throws Exception {
    Project.NameKey p = Project.nameKey("a");
    Config cfg = new Config();
    cfg.fromText("" + "[submodule \"a\"]\n" + "path = a\n" + "url = http://localhost:80/" + p.get() + "\n" + "branch = master\n");
    BranchNameKey targetBranch = BranchNameKey.create(Project.nameKey("project"), "master");
    Set<SubmoduleSubscription> res = new SubmoduleSectionParser(cfg, THIS_SERVER, targetBranch).parseAllSections();
    Set<SubmoduleSubscription> expected = Sets.newHashSet(new SubmoduleSubscription(targetBranch, BranchNameKey.create(p, "master"), "a"));
    assertThat(res).containsExactlyElementsIn(expected);
}

Example 22 with SubmoduleSubscription

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the class SubmoduleSectionParserTest method withSubProjectFound.

@Test
public void withSubProjectFound() throws Exception {
    Project.NameKey p1 = Project.nameKey("a/b");
    Project.NameKey p2 = Project.nameKey("b");
    Config cfg = new Config();
    cfg.fromText("\n" + "[submodule \"a/b\"]\n" + "path = a/b\n" + "url = ssh://localhost/" + p1.get() + "\n" + "branch = .\n" + "[submodule \"b\"]\n" + "path = b\n" + "url = http://localhost/" + p2.get() + "\n" + "branch = .\n");
    BranchNameKey targetBranch = BranchNameKey.create(Project.nameKey("project"), "master");
    Set<SubmoduleSubscription> res = new SubmoduleSectionParser(cfg, THIS_SERVER, targetBranch).parseAllSections();
    Set<SubmoduleSubscription> expected = Sets.newHashSet(new SubmoduleSubscription(targetBranch, BranchNameKey.create(p2, "master"), "b"), new SubmoduleSubscription(targetBranch, BranchNameKey.create(p1, "master"), "a/b"));
    assertThat(res).containsExactlyElementsIn(expected);
}