Class: Issue

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/jirametrics/issue.rb

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(raw:, board:, timezone_offset: '+00:00') ⇒ Issue

Returns a new instance of Issue.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 9

def initialize raw:, board:, timezone_offset: '+00:00'
  @raw = raw
  @timezone_offset = timezone_offset
  @subtasks = []
  @changes = []
  @board = board

  # We only check for this here because if a board isn't passed in then things will fail much
  # later and be hard to find. Let's find out early.
  raise "No board for issue #{key}" if board.nil?

  # There are cases where we create an Issue of fragments like linked issues and those won't have
  # changelogs.
  load_history_into_changes if @raw['changelog']

  # As above with fragments, there may not be a fields section
  return unless @raw['fields']

  # If this is an older pull of data then comments may not be there.
  load_comments_into_changes if @raw['fields']['comment']

  # It might appear that Jira already returns these in order but we've found different
  # versions of Server/Cloud return the changelog in different orders so we sort them.
  sort_changes!

  # It's possible to have a ticket created with certain things already set and therefore
  # not showing up in the change log. Create some artificial entries to capture those.
  @changes = [
    fabricate_change(field_name: 'status'),
    fabricate_change(field_name: 'priority')
  ].compact + @changes
rescue # rubocop:disable Style/RescueStandardError
  # All we're doing is adding information to the existing exception and letting it propogate up
  raise "Unable to initialize #{raw['key']}"
end

Instance Attribute Details

#board ⇒ Object (readonly)

Returns the value of attribute board.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 6

def board
  @board
end

#changes ⇒ Object (readonly)

Returns the value of attribute changes.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 6

def changes
  @changes
end

#parent ⇒ Object

Returns the value of attribute parent.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 7

def parent
  @parent
end

#raw ⇒ Object (readonly)

Returns the value of attribute raw.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 6

def raw
  @raw
end

#subtasks ⇒ Object (readonly)

Returns the value of attribute subtasks.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 6

def subtasks
  @subtasks
end

Instance Method Details

#<=>(other) ⇒ Object

Sort by key



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 681

def <=> other
  /(?<project_code1>[^-]+)-(?<id1>.+)/ =~ key
  /(?<project_code2>[^-]+)-(?<id2>.+)/ =~ other.key
  comparison = project_code1 <=> project_code2
  comparison = id1.to_i <=> id2.to_i if comparison.zero?
  comparison
end

#all_subtask_activity_times ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 560

def all_subtask_activity_times
  subtask_activity_times = []
  @subtasks.each do |subtask|
    subtask_activity_times += subtask.changes.collect(&:time)
  end
  subtask_activity_times
end

#artificial? ⇒ Boolean

It’s artificial if it wasn’t downloaded from a Jira instance.

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 676

def artificial?
  @raw['exporter'].nil?
end

#assigned_to ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 323

def assigned_to
  @raw['fields']['assignee']&.[]('displayName')
end

#assigned_to_icon_url ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 327

def assigned_to_icon_url
  @raw['fields']['assignee']&.[]('avatarUrls')&.[]('16x16')
end

#author ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 57

def author = @raw['fields']['creator']&.[]('displayName') || ''

#blocked_on_date?(date, end_time:) ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 337

def blocked_on_date? date, end_time:
  (blocked_stalled_by_date date_range: date..date, chart_end_time: end_time)[date].blocked?
end

#blocked_stalled_by_date(date_range:, chart_end_time:, settings: nil) ⇒ Object

For any day in the day range… If the issue was blocked at any point in this day, the whole day is blocked. If the issue was active at any point in this day, the whole day is active If the day was stalled for the entire day then it’s stalled If there was no activity at all on this day then the last change from the previous day carries over



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 346

def blocked_stalled_by_date date_range:, chart_end_time:, settings: nil
  results = {}
  current_date = nil
  blocked_stalled_changes = blocked_stalled_changes(end_time: chart_end_time, settings: settings)
  blocked_stalled_changes.each do |change|
    current_date = change.time.to_date

    winning_change, _last_change = results[current_date]
    if winning_change.nil? ||
      change.blocked? ||
      (change.active? && (winning_change.active? || winning_change.stalled?)) ||
      (change.stalled? && winning_change.stalled?)

      winning_change = change
    end

    results[current_date] = [winning_change, change]
  end

  last_populated_date = nil
  (results.keys.min..results.keys.max).each do |date|
    if results.key? date
      last_populated_date = date
    else
      _winner, last = results[last_populated_date]
      results[date] = [last, last]
    end
  end
  results = results.transform_values(&:first)

  # The requested date range may span outside the actual changes we find in the changelog
  date_of_first_change = blocked_stalled_changes[0].time.to_date
  date_of_last_change = blocked_stalled_changes[-1].time.to_date
  date_range.each do |date|
    results[date] = blocked_stalled_changes[0] if date < date_of_first_change
    results[date] = blocked_stalled_changes[-1] if date > date_of_last_change
  end

  # To make the code simpler, we've been accumulating data for every date. Now remove anything
  # that isn't in the requested date_range
  results.select! { |date, _value| date_range.include? date }

  results
end

#blocked_stalled_changes(end_time:, settings: nil) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 402

def blocked_stalled_changes end_time:, settings: nil
  settings ||= @board.project_config.settings

  blocked_statuses, stalled_statuses = blocked_stalled_statuses(settings)

  blocked_link_texts = settings['blocked_link_text']
  stalled_threshold = settings['stalled_threshold_days']
  flagged_means_blocked = !!settings['flagged_means_blocked'] # rubocop:disable Style/DoubleNegation

  blocking_issue_keys = []

  result = []
  previous_was_active = false # Must start as false so that the creation will insert an :active
  previous_change_time = created

  blocking_status = nil
  flag = nil

  # This mock change is to force the writing of one last entry at the end of the time range.
  # By doing this, we're able to eliminate a lot of duplicated code in charts.
  mock_change = ChangeItem.new time: end_time, artificial: true, raw: { 'field' => '' }, author_raw: nil

  (changes + [mock_change]).each do |change|
    previous_was_active = false if check_for_stalled(
      change_time: change.time,
      previous_change_time: previous_change_time,
      stalled_threshold: stalled_threshold,
      blocking_stalled_changes: result
    )

    if change.flagged? && flagged_means_blocked
      flag = change.value
      flag = nil if change.value == ''
    elsif change.status?
      blocking_status = nil
      if blocked_statuses.include?(change.value) || stalled_statuses.include?(change.value)
        blocking_status = change.value
      end
    elsif change.link?
      # Example: "This issue is satisfied by ANON-30465"
      unless /^This (?<_>issue|work item) (?<link_text>.+) (?<issue_key>.+)$/ =~ (change.value || change.old_value)
        puts "Issue(#{key}) Can't parse link text: #{change.value || change.old_value}"
        next
      end

      if blocked_link_texts.include? link_text
        if change.value
          blocking_issue_keys << issue_key
        else
          blocking_issue_keys.delete issue_key
        end
      end
    end

    new_change = BlockedStalledChange.new(
      flagged: flag,
      status: blocking_status,
      status_is_blocking: blocking_status.nil? || blocked_statuses.include?(blocking_status),
      blocking_issue_keys: (blocking_issue_keys.empty? ? nil : blocking_issue_keys.dup),
      time: change.time
    )

    # We don't want to dump two actives in a row as that would just be noise. Unless this is
    # the mock change, which we always want to dump
    result << new_change if !new_change.active? || !previous_was_active || change == mock_change

    previous_was_active = new_change.active?
    previous_change_time = change.time
  end

  if result.size >= 2
    # The existence of the mock entry will mess with the stalled count as it will wake everything
    # back up. This hack will clean up appropriately.
    hack = result.pop
    result << BlockedStalledChange.new(
      flagged: hack.flag,
      status: hack.status,
      status_is_blocking: hack.status_is_blocking,
      blocking_issue_keys: hack.blocking_issue_keys,
      time: hack.time,
      stalled_days: result[-1].stalled_days
    )
  end

  result
end

#blocked_stalled_statuses(settings) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 391

def blocked_stalled_statuses settings
  blocked_statuses = settings['blocked_statuses']
  stalled_statuses = settings['stalled_statuses']
  unless blocked_statuses.is_a?(Array) && stalled_statuses.is_a?(Array)
    raise "blocked_statuses(#{blocked_statuses.inspect}) and " \
      "stalled_statuses(#{stalled_statuses.inspect}) must both be arrays"
  end

  [blocked_statuses, stalled_statuses]
end

#check_for_stalled(change_time:, previous_change_time:, stalled_threshold:, blocking_stalled_changes:) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 489

def check_for_stalled change_time:, previous_change_time:, stalled_threshold:, blocking_stalled_changes:
  stalled_threshold_seconds = stalled_threshold * 60 * 60 * 24

  # The most common case will be nothing to split so quick escape.
  return false if (change_time - previous_change_time).to_i < stalled_threshold_seconds

  # If the last identified change was blocked then it doesn't matter now long we've waited, we're still blocked.
  return false if blocking_stalled_changes[-1]&.blocked?

  list = [previous_change_time..change_time]
  all_subtask_activity_times.each do |time|
    matching_range = list.find { |range| time >= range.begin && time <= range.end }
    next unless matching_range

    list.delete matching_range
    list << ((matching_range.begin)..time)
    list << (time..(matching_range.end))
  end

  inserted_stalled = false

  list.sort_by(&:begin).each do |range|
    seconds = (range.end - range.begin).to_i
    next if seconds < stalled_threshold_seconds

    an_hour_later = range.begin + (60 * 60)
    blocking_stalled_changes << BlockedStalledChange.new(stalled_days: seconds / (24 * 60 * 60), time: an_hour_later)
    inserted_stalled = true
  end
  inserted_stalled
end

#compact_text(text, max: 60) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 806

def compact_text text, max: 60
  return '' if text.nil?

  if text.is_a? Hash
    # We can't effectively compact it but we can convert it into a string.
    text = @board.project_config.atlassian_document_format.to_html(text)
  else
    text = text.gsub(/\s+/, ' ').strip
    text = "#{text[0...max]}..." if text.length > max
  end
  text
end

#component_names ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 84

def component_names
  @raw['fields']['components']&.collect { |component| component['name'] } || []
end

#created ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 302

def created
  # This nil check shouldn't be necessary and yet we've seen one case where it was.
  parse_time @raw['fields']['created'] if @raw['fields']['created']
end

#currently_in_status(*status_names) ⇒ Object

Are we currently in this status? If yes, then return the most recent status change.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 154

def currently_in_status *status_names
  change = most_recent_status_change
  return nil if change.nil?

  change if change.current_status_matches(*status_names)
end

#currently_in_status_category(*category_names) ⇒ Object

Are we currently in this status category? If yes, then return the most recent status change.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 162

def currently_in_status_category *category_names
  category_ids = find_status_category_ids_by_names category_names

  change = most_recent_status_change
  return nil if change.nil?

  status = find_or_create_status id: change.value_id, name: change.value
  change if status && category_ids.include?(status.category.id)
end

#discard_changes_before(cutoff_time) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 689

def discard_changes_before cutoff_time
  rejected_any = false
  @changes.reject! do |change|
    reject = change.status? && change.time <= cutoff_time && change.artificial? == false
    if reject
      (@discarded_changes ||= []) << change
      rejected_any = true
    end
    reject
  end

  (@discarded_change_times ||= []) << cutoff_time if rejected_any
end

#done? ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 775

def done?
  if artificial? || board.cycletime.nil?
    # This was probably loaded as a linked issue, which means we don't know what board it really
    # belonged to. The best we can do is look at the status key
    status.category.done?
  else
    board.cycletime.done? self
  end
end

#due_date ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 70

def due_date
  text = @raw['fields']['duedate']
  text.nil? ? nil : Date.parse(text)
end

#dump ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 703

def dump
  result = +''
  result << "#{key} (#{type}): #{compact_text summary, max: 200}\n"

  assignee = raw['fields']['assignee']
  result << "  [assignee] #{assignee['name'].inspect} <#{assignee['emailAddress']}>\n" unless assignee.nil?

  raw['fields']['issuelinks']&.each do |link|
    result << "  [link] #{link['type']['outward']} #{link['outwardIssue']['key']}\n" if link['outwardIssue']
    result << "  [link] #{link['type']['inward']} #{link['inwardIssue']['key']}\n" if link['inwardIssue']
  end
  history = [] # time, type, detail

  if board.cycletime
    started_at, stopped_at = board.cycletime.started_stopped_times(self)
    history << [started_at, nil, '↓↓↓↓ Started here ↓↓↓↓', true] if started_at
    history << [stopped_at, nil, '↑↑↑↑ Finished here ↑↑↑↑', true] if stopped_at
  else
    result << "  Unable to determine start/end times as board #{board.id} has no cycletime specified\n"
  end

  @discarded_change_times&.each do |time|
    history << [time, nil, '↑↑↑↑ Changes discarded ↑↑↑↑', true]
  end

  (changes + (@discarded_changes || [])).each do |change|
    if change.status?
      value = "#{change.value.inspect}:#{change.value_id.inspect}"
      old_value = change.old_value ? "#{change.old_value.inspect}:#{change.old_value_id.inspect}" : nil
    else
      value = compact_text(change.value).inspect
      old_value = change.old_value ? compact_text(change.old_value).inspect : nil
    end

    message = +''
    message << "#{old_value} -> " unless old_value.nil? || old_value.empty?
    message << value
    if change.artificial?
      message << ' (Artificial entry)' if change.artificial?
    else
      message << " (Author: #{change.author})"
    end
    history << [change.time, change.field, message, change.artificial?]
  end

  result << "  History:\n"
  type_width = history.collect { |_time, type, _detail, _artificial| type&.length || 0 }.max
  history.sort! do |a, b|
    if a[0] == b[0]
      if a[1].nil?
        1
      elsif b[1].nil?
        -1
      else
        a[1] <=> b[1]
      end
    else
      a[0] <=> b[0]
    end
  end
  history.each do |time, type, detail, _artificial|
    if type.nil?
      type = '-' * type_width
    else
      type = (' ' * (type_width - type.length)) << type
    end
    result << "    #{time.strftime '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %z'} [#{type}] #{detail}\n"
  end

  result
end

#expedited? ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 568

def expedited?
  names = @board.project_config.settings['expedited_priority_names']
  return false unless names

  current_priority = raw['fields']['priority']&.[]('name')
  names.include? current_priority
end

#expedited_on_date?(date) ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 576

def expedited_on_date? date
  expedited_start = nil
  return false unless @board&.project_config

  expedited_names = @board.project_config.settings['expedited_priority_names']

  changes.each do |change|
    next unless change.priority?

    if expedited_names.include? change.value
      expedited_start = change.time.to_date if expedited_start.nil?
    else
      return true if expedited_start && (expedited_start..change.time.to_date).cover?(date)

      expedited_start = nil
    end
  end

  return false if expedited_start.nil?

  expedited_start <= date
end

#find_or_create_status(id:, name:) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 172

def find_or_create_status id:, name:
  status = board.possible_statuses.find_by_id(id)

  unless status
    # Have to pull this list before the call to fabricate or else the warning will incorrectly
    # list this status as one it actually found
    found_statuses = board.possible_statuses.to_s

    status = board.possible_statuses.fabricate_status_for id: id, name: name

    message = +'The history for issue '
    message << key
    message << ' references the status ('
    message << "#{name.inspect}:#{id.inspect}"
    message << ') that can\'t be found. We are guessing that this belongs to the '
    message << status.category.to_s
    message << ' status category but that may be wrong. See https://jirametrics.org/faq/#q1 for more '
    message << 'details on defining statuses.'
    board.project_config.file_system.warning message, more: "The statuses we did find are: #{found_statuses}"
  end

  status
end

#find_sprint_start_end(sprint_id:, change:) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 265

def find_sprint_start_end sprint_id:, change:
  # There are two different places that sprint data could be found. In theory all
  # sprints would be found in both places. In practice, sometimes what we need is
  # in one or the other but not both.

  # First look in the actual sprints json. If any issues are in this sprint then it should
  # be here.
  sprint = board.sprints.find { |s| s.id == sprint_id }
  return [sprint.start_time, sprint.completed_time] if sprint

  # Then look at the sprints inside the issue. Even though the field id may be specified,
  # that custom field may not be present. This happens if it was in that sprint but was
  # then removed, whether or not that sprint had ever started.
  sprint_data = raw['fields'][change.field_id]&.find { |sd| sd['id'].to_i == sprint_id }
  if sprint_data
    start = parse_time(sprint_data['startDate'])
    stop = parse_time(sprint_data['completeDate'])
    return [start, stop]
  end

  # If we got this far then the sprint can't be found anywhere, so we pretend that it never
  # started. Is this guaranteed to be true? No. In theory if all issues were removed from
  # an active sprint then it would also disappear, even though it had started. Nothing we
  # can do to detect that edge-case though.
  [nil, nil]
end

#first_resolution ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 315

def first_resolution
  @changes.find { |change| change.resolution? }
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 196

def first_status_change_after_created
  status_changes.find { |change| change.artificial? == false }
end

#first_time_added_to_active_sprint ⇒ Object

If this issue will ever be in an active sprint then return the time that it was first added to that sprint, whether or not the sprint was active at that time. Although it seems like an odd thing to calculate, it’s a reasonable proxy for ‘ready’ in cases where the team doesn’t have an explicit ‘ready’ status. You’d be better off with an explicit ‘ready’ but sometimes that’s not an option.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 220

def first_time_added_to_active_sprint
  unless board.scrum?
    raise 'first_time_added_to_active_sprint() can only be used with Scrum boards: ' \
        "issue=#{key}, board=#{board.inspect}"
  end
  data_clazz = Struct.new(:sprint_id, :sprint_start, :sprint_stop, :change)

  matching_changes = []
  all_datas = []

  @changes.each do |change|
    next unless change.sprint?

    added_sprint_ids = change.value_id - change.old_value_id
    added_sprint_ids.each do |id|
      data = data_clazz.new
      data.sprint_id = id
      data.change = change
      data.sprint_start, data.sprint_stop = find_sprint_start_end(sprint_id: id, change: change)
      all_datas << data
    end

    removed_sprint_ids = change.old_value_id - change.value_id
    removed_sprint_ids.each do |id|
      data = all_datas.find { |d| d.sprint_id == id }
      # It's possible for an issue to be created inside a sprint and therefore for
      # that add-to-sprint not show in the history.
      next unless data

      all_datas.delete(data)
      next if data.sprint_start.nil? || data.sprint_start >= change.time

      matching_changes << data.change
    end
  end

  # There can't be any more removes so whatever is left is a valid option
  # Now all we care about is if the sprint has started.
  all_datas.each do |data|
    matching_changes << data.change if data.sprint_start
  end

  matching_changes.min_by(&:time)
end

#first_time_in_or_right_of_column(column_name) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 96

def first_time_in_or_right_of_column column_name
  first_time_in_status(*board.status_ids_in_or_right_of_column(column_name))
end

#first_time_in_status(*status_names) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 88

def first_time_in_status *status_names
  @changes.find { |change| change.current_status_matches(*status_names) }
end

#first_time_in_status_category(*category_names) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 200

def first_time_in_status_category *category_names
  category_ids = find_status_category_ids_by_names category_names

  status_changes.each do |change|
    to_status = find_or_create_status(id: change.value_id, name: change.value)
    id = to_status.category.id
    return change if category_ids.include? id
  end
  nil
end

#first_time_label_added(*labels) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 100

def first_time_label_added *labels
  @changes.each do |change|
    next unless change.labels?

    change_labels = change.value.split
    return change if change_labels.any? { |l| labels.include?(l) }
  end
  nil
end

#first_time_not_in_status(*status_names) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 92

def first_time_not_in_status *status_names
  @changes.find { |change| change.status? && status_names.include?(change.value) == false }
end

#first_time_visible_on_board ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 211

def first_time_visible_on_board
  first_time_in_status(*board.visible_columns.collect(&:status_ids).flatten)
end

#fix_versions ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 624

def fix_versions
  if @fix_versions.nil?
    @fix_versions = @raw['fields']['fixVersions']&.collect do |fix_version|
      FixVersion.new fix_version
    end || []
  end
  @fix_versions
end

#flow_efficiency_numbers(end_time:, settings: @board.project_config.settings) ⇒ Object

return [number of active seconds, total seconds] that this issue had up to the end_time. It does not include data before issue start or after issue end



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 523

def flow_efficiency_numbers end_time:, settings: @board.project_config.settings
  issue_start, issue_stop = @board.cycletime.started_stopped_times(self)
  return [0.0, 0.0] if !issue_start || issue_start > end_time

  value_add_time = 0.0
  end_time = issue_stop if issue_stop && issue_stop < end_time

  active_start = nil
  blocked_stalled_changes(end_time: end_time, settings: settings).each_with_index do |change, index|
    break if change.time > end_time

    if index.zero?
      active_start = change.time if change.active?
      next
    end

    # Already active and we just got another active.
    next if active_start && change.active?

    if change.active?
      active_start = change.time
    elsif active_start && change.time >= issue_start
      # Not active now but we have been. Record the active time.
      change_delta = change.time - [issue_start, active_start].max
      value_add_time += change_delta
      active_start = nil
    end
  end

  if active_start
    change_delta = end_time - [issue_start, active_start].max
    value_add_time += change_delta if change_delta.positive?
  end

  [value_add_time, end_time - issue_start]
end

#in_initial_query? ⇒ Boolean

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 671

def in_initial_query?
  @raw['exporter'].nil? || @raw['exporter']['in_initial_query']
end

#inspect ⇒ Object

Many test failures are simply unreadable because the default inspect on this class goes on for pages. Shorten it up.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 333

def inspect
  "Issue(#{key.inspect})"
end

#issue_links ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 615

def issue_links
  if @issue_links.nil?
    @issue_links = @raw['fields']['issuelinks']&.collect do |issue_link|
      IssueLink.new origin: self, raw: issue_link
    end || []
  end
  @issue_links
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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 45

def key = @raw['key']

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 80

def key_as_i
  key =~ /-(\d+)$/ ? $1.to_i : 0
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 55

def labels = @raw['fields']['labels'] || []

#last_activity(now: Time.now) ⇒ Object

Return the last time there was any activity on this ticket. Starting from “now” and going backwards Returns nil if there was no activity before that time.



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 601

def last_activity now: Time.now
  result = @changes.reverse.find { |change| change.time <= now }&.time

  # The only condition where this could be nil is if "now" is before creation
  return nil if result.nil?

  @subtasks.each do |subtask|
    subtask_last_activity = subtask.last_activity now: now
    result = subtask_last_activity if subtask_last_activity && subtask_last_activity > result
  end

  result
end

#last_resolution ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 319

def last_resolution
  @changes.reverse.find { |change| change.resolution? }
end

#looks_like_issue_key?(key) ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 633

def looks_like_issue_key? key
  !!(key.is_a?(String) && key =~ /^[^-]+-\d+$/)
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 146

def most_recent_status_change
  # Any issue that we loaded from its own file will always have a status as we artificially insert a status
  # change to represent creation. Issues that were just fragments referenced from a main issue (ie a linked issue)
  # may not have any status changes as we have no idea when it was created. This will be nil in that case
  status_changes.last
end

#parent_key(project_config: @board.project_config) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 637

def parent_key project_config: @board.project_config
  # Although Atlassian is trying to standardize on one way to determine the parent, today it's a mess.
  # We try a variety of ways to get the parent and hopefully one of them will work. See this link:
  # https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/deprecation-of-the-epic-link-parent-link-and-other-related-fields-in-rest-apis-and-webhooks/54048

  fields = @raw['fields']

  # At some point in the future, this will be the only way to retrieve the parent so we try this first.
  parent = fields['parent']&.[]('key')

  # The epic field
  parent = fields['epic']&.[]('key') if parent.nil?

  # Otherwise the parent link will be stored in one of the custom fields. We've seen different custom fields
  # used for parent_link vs epic_link so we have to support more than one.
  if parent.nil? && project_config
    custom_field_names = project_config.settings['customfield_parent_links']
    custom_field_names = [custom_field_names] if custom_field_names.is_a? String

    custom_field_names&.each do |field_name|
      parent = fields[field_name]
      next if parent.nil?
      break if looks_like_issue_key? parent

      project_config.file_system.log(
        "Custom field #{field_name.inspect} should point to a parent id but found #{parent.inspect}"
      )
      parent = nil
    end
  end

  parent
end

#parse_time(text) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 292

def parse_time text
  if text.nil?
    nil
  elsif text.is_a? String
    Time.parse(text).getlocal(@timezone_offset)
  else
    Time.at(text / 1000).getlocal(@timezone_offset)
  end
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 50

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 51

def priority_url = @raw['fields']['priority']['iconUrl']

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 59

def resolution = @raw['fields']['resolution']&.[]('name')

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 789

def sprints
  sprint_ids = []

  changes.each do |change|
    next unless change.sprint?

    sprint_ids << change.raw['to'].split(/\s*,\s*/).collect { |id| id.to_i }
  end
  sprint_ids.flatten!

  board.sprints.select { |s| sprint_ids.include? s.id }
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 802

def started_sprints
  sprints.reject { |sprint| sprint.future? }
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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 61

def status
  @status = Status.from_raw(@raw['fields']['status']) unless @status
  @status
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 66

def status= status
  @status = status
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 785

def status_changes
  @changes.select { |change| change.status? }
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 110

def still_in_or_right_of_column column_name
  still_in_status(*board.status_ids_in_or_right_of_column(column_name))
end

#still_in_status(*status_names) ⇒ Object

If it ever entered one of these statuses and it’s still there then what was the last time it entered



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 130

def still_in_status *status_names
  still_in do |change|
    status_names.include?(change.value) || status_names.include?(change.value_id)
  end
end

#still_in_status_category(*category_names) ⇒ Object

If it ever entered one of these categories and it’s still there then what was the last time it entered



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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 137

def still_in_status_category *category_names
  category_ids = find_status_category_ids_by_names category_names

  still_in do |change|
    status = find_or_create_status id: change.value_id, name: change.value
    category_ids.include? status.category.id
  end
end

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 53

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 307

def time_created
  @changes.first
end

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def type_icon_url = @raw['fields']['issuetype']['iconUrl']

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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 311

def updated
  parse_time @raw['fields']['updated']
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# File 'lib/jirametrics/issue.rb', line 75

def url
  # Strangely, the URL isn't anywhere in the returned data so we have to fabricate it.
  "#{@board.server_url_prefix}/browse/#{key}"
end