Examples with Revision edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.server.revision.Revision used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Revision

use of edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.server.revision.Revision in project webprotege by protegeproject.

the class RevisionManagerImpl_TestCase method should_addRevision.

@Test
public void should_addRevision() {
    UserId userId = mock(UserId.class);
    List<OWLOntologyChangeRecord> changes = Arrays.asList(new OWLOntologyChangeRecord(new OWLOntologyID(), new AddAxiomData(mock(OWLAxiom.class))));
    manager.addRevision(userId, changes, HIGHLEVEL_DESC);
    ArgumentCaptor<Revision> revisionCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Revision.class);
    verify(revisionStore, times(1)).addRevision(revisionCaptor.capture());
    Revision addedRevision = revisionCaptor.getValue();
    assertThat(addedRevision.getUserId(), is(userId));
    assertThat(addedRevision.getHighLevelDescription(), is(HIGHLEVEL_DESC));
    assertThat(addedRevision.getRevisionNumber(), is(nextRevisionNumber));
}

Example 7 with Revision

use of edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.server.revision.Revision in project webprotege by protegeproject.

the class RevisionReverterChangeListGenerator method generateChanges.

@Override
public OntologyChangeList<Boolean> generateChanges(ChangeGenerationContext context) {
    Optional<Revision> revision = revisionManager.getRevision(revisionNumber);
    if (!revision.isPresent()) {
        return OntologyChangeList.<Boolean>builder().build(false);
    }
    List<OWLOntologyChange> changes = new ArrayList<>();
    for (OWLOntologyChangeRecord record : revision.get()) {
        OWLOntologyChangeData revertingChangeData = changeDataReverter.getRevertingChange(record);
        OWLOntologyChangeRecord revertingRecord = new OWLOntologyChangeRecord(record.getOntologyID(), revertingChangeData);
        OWLOntologyManager manager = rootOntology.getOWLOntologyManager();
        OWLOntologyChange change = revertingRecord.createOntologyChange(manager);
        changes.add(0, change);
    }
    return OntologyChangeList.<Boolean>builder().addAll(changes).build(true);
}