Does the repository name relate to a variable? #3199

nancylt723 · 1 decade ago

I need to pass the name of the repositories that I check out in a configuration as variables to a script that I call in a later step. Doe the repository names relate to variable names, and if so, what are they called?

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robinshen ADMIN · 1 decade ago

Please define a variable with below value, then you can use that variable to get the repository name.
${groovy:
for (repo in configuration.referencedRepositories)
return repo.name;
return "";
}

nancylt723 · 1 decade ago

I'm sorry, but I don't work with variables that much. My repo name is FMHelpDocs and the configuration name is root/ZZZTest/Test_repo_name. This is what I tried for my variable repo_name:

${groovy: for (FMHelpDocs in root/ZZZTest/Test_repo_name.referencedRepositories) return repo.name; return ""; }

This does not work. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?

robinshen ADMIN · 1 decade ago

If you already know the repository name "FMHelpDocs", why bother needing a variable to get that repository name?

nancylt723 · 1 decade ago

Because I wish to make this a step that I can call in any configuration without changing it.

robinshen ADMIN · 1 decade ago

OK I get it. To reference a configuration by path, call system.configurationManager.get("path/to/configuration"), so the script can be written as below if you want to refer to a different configuration:

${groovy:
for (repo in system.configurationManager.get("root/ZZZTest/Test_repo_name").referencedRepositories)
return repo.name;
return "";
}

nancylt723 · 1 decade ago

And what if more than one repository is being checked out?

robinshen ADMIN · 1 decade ago

Then you can loop through the referencedRepositories to get name of every checked out repository, and concatenating them as a string separated by for instance comma

nancylt723 · 10 years ago

The groovy solution that you sent worked great. Now I need to know if there is a way that I can save the PULL URL for the repo to a variable.

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robinshen ADMIN · 10 years ago

Do you mean the fetch url of a git repository? If yes, use below script to do it:
vars.get("some var").setValue(repositories.get("your git repo").fetchUrl);

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nancylt723 · 10 years ago

Well, we use Mercurial, so an hg repo. How would I construct this if I don't know the name of the repo?

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robinshen ADMIN · 10 years ago

Below script will do the job:

${groovy:
for (repo in system.configurationManager.get("root/ZZZTest/Test_repo_name").referencedRepositories)
  return repo.pullUrl;
return "";
}