I'm trying to enforce a script onto the contents of a commit, but I've yet to figure out how to get the actual commit contents. I see examples on how to obtain the name, JIRA tickets, and other stuff but how do I get the commit that is seen in git on bitbucket?
Thanks
You have a couple options. If you really want the output of git log -p, you can run it directly:
MyThing(GitCommandBuilderFactory builderFactory) { this.builderFactory = builderFactory; } public String getItAll(Repository repo, String commitId) { return builderFactory.builder(repo).command("log").argument("-p").argument("-n").argument("1").argument(commitId).call(new StringOutputHandler()); }
Or you can run a few commands to get different parts into their respective business objects:
MyThing(CommitService commitService) { this.commitService = commitService; } public Map<String, Object> getItInParts(Repository repo, String commitId) { Commit c = commitService.getCommit(new CommitRequest.Builder(repo, commitId).build()); PagedIterable<Change> changes = new PagedIterable(new PageProvider<Change>() { public Page<Change> get(PageRequest pageRequest) { return commitService.getChanges(new ChangesRequest.Builder(repo, commitId).build(), pageRequest); } }, 25); commitService.streamDiff(new DiffRequest.Builder(repo, commitId).build(), new DiffContentCallback() { // ... implement methods that are called as the diff is streamed. // Note that the content will be capped after 10k lines across the change. You can get diffs of individual paths if you need to. }); }
Note that the changes and the diff might be redundant if you don't actually need all the information about the commit.
I haven't tested either of those snippets, so they probably don't actually work, but that's the gist of how to get the information - a good starting point at least.
PagedIterable seems to be gone in Bitbucket 6.x, is there any alternative?
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That's still not really clarifying it for me. What does "seen in git" mean? Do you want the output of a particular git command?
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By "content" do you mean the commit message, or the list of files changed, or the diffs of those files, or something else?
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