- # Import all commits from configured git directory into the commits
- # database.
-
- def self.import_all
- repositories.each do |repo_name, repo|
- stat = { true => 0, false => 0 }
- ENV['GIT_DIR'] = repo[:git_dir]
- IO.foreach("|git rev-list --format=oneline --all") do |line|
- sha1, message = line.strip.split " ", 2
- imported = false
- Commit.find_or_create_by_repository_name_and_sha1_and_message(repo_name, sha1, message[0..254]) do
- imported = true
- end
- stat[!!imported] += 1
- if (stat[true] + stat[false]) % 100 == 0
- if $stdout.tty? or ARGV[0] == '-v'
- puts "#{$0} #{$$}: repo #{repo_name} add #{stat[true]} skip #{stat[false]}"
- end
- end
- end
- if $stdout.tty? or ARGV[0] == '-v'
- puts "#{$0} #{$$}: repo #{repo_name} add #{stat[true]} skip #{stat[false]}"
- end
+ # Given a repository (url, or name of hosted repo) and commit sha1,
+ # copy the commit into the internal git repo and tag it with the
+ # given tag (typically a job UUID).
+ #
+ # The repo can be a remote url, but in this case sha1 must already
+ # be present in our local cache for that repo: e.g., sha1 was just
+ # returned by find_commit_range.
+ def self.tag_in_internal_repository repo_name, sha1, tag
+ unless git_check_ref_format tag
+ raise ArgumentError.new "invalid tag #{tag}"
+ end
+ unless /^[0-9a-f]{40}$/ =~ sha1
+ raise ArgumentError.new "invalid sha1 #{sha1}"
+ end
+ src_gitdir, _ = git_dir_for repo_name
+ unless src_gitdir
+ raise ArgumentError.new "no local repository for #{repo_name}"