Package hudson.model

Examples of hudson.model.FreeStyleProject.pollSCMChanges()

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        commit(commitFile2, johnDoe, janeDoe, "Commit number 2");
        assertTrue("scm polling did not detect commit2 change", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        final FreeStyleBuild secondBuild = build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile2);

        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after build", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        final Set<User> secondCulprits = secondBuild.getCulprits();

        assertEquals("The build should have only one culprit", 1, secondCulprits.size());
        assertEquals("Did not get the author as the change author with authorOrCommiter==true",
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        git.checkout("untracked");
        //.. and commit to it:
        final String commitFile2 = "commitFile2";
        commit(commitFile2, johnDoe, "Commit number 2");
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect commit2 change because it is not in the branch we are tracking.",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
    }

    public void testBranchIsAvailableInEvironment() throws Exception {
        FreeStyleProject project = setupSimpleProject("master");
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        git.checkout(tmpBranch);
        // commit to it
        final String commitFile2 = "commitFile2";
        commit(commitFile2, johnDoe, "Commit number 2");
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes since mytag is untouched right now",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.FAILURE);  // fail, because there's nothing to be checked out here

        // tag it, then delete the tmp branch
        git.tag(mytag, "mytag initial");
        git.checkout("master");
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        git.checkout("master");
        git.launchCommand("branch", "-D", tmpBranch);

        // at this point we're back on master, there are no other branches, tag "mytag" exists but is
        // not part of "master"
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect commit2 change in 'mytag'", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile2);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        // now, create tmp branch again against mytag:
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        // at this point we're back on master, there are no other branches, tag "mytag" exists but is
        // not part of "master"
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect commit2 change in 'mytag'", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile2);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        // now, create tmp branch again against mytag:
        git.checkout(mytag);
        git.branch(tmpBranch);
        // another commit:
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        git.branch(tmpBranch);
        // another commit:
        final String commitFile3 = "commitFile3";
        commit(commitFile3, johnDoe, "Commit number 3");
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes since mytag is untouched right now",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        // now we're going to force mytag to point to the new commit, if everything goes well, gitSCM should pick the change up:
        git.tag(mytag, "mytag moved");
        git.checkout("master");
        git.launchCommand("branch", "-D", tmpBranch);
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        git.tag(mytag, "mytag moved");
        git.checkout("master");
        git.launchCommand("branch", "-D", tmpBranch);

        // at this point we're back on master, there are no other branches, "mytag" has been updated to a new commit:
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect commit3 change in 'mytag'", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile3);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
    }
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        // at this point we're back on master, there are no other branches, "mytag" has been updated to a new commit:
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect commit3 change in 'mytag'", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile3);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
    }

    /**
     * Not specifying a branch string in the project implies that we should be polling for changes in
     * all branches.
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        final String commitFile2 = "commitFile2";
        commit(commitFile2, johnDoe, "Commit number 2");
        final String commitFile3 = "commitFile3";
        commit(commitFile3, johnDoe, "Commit number 3");
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect changes in 'master' branch", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile1, commitFile2);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        // now jump back...
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        final String commitFile3 = "commitFile3";
        commit(commitFile3, johnDoe, "Commit number 3");
        assertTrue("scm polling should detect changes in 'master' branch", project.pollSCMChanges(listener));
        build(project, Result.SUCCESS, commitFile1, commitFile2);
        assertFalse("scm polling should not detect any more changes after last build",
            project.pollSCMChanges(listener));

        // now jump back...
        git.checkout(fork);

        // add some commits to the fork branch...
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