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package gitbucket.core.api
import gitbucket.core.util.JGitUtil.TagInfo
import gitbucket.core.util.RepositoryName
import org.eclipse.jgit.lib.Ref
case class ApiRefCommit(
sha: String,
`type`: String,
url: ApiPath
)
case class ApiRef(
ref: String,
node_id: String = "",
url: ApiPath,
`object`: ApiRefCommit,
)
object ApiRef {
def fromRef(
repositoryName: RepositoryName,
ref: Ref
): ApiRef =
ApiRef(
ref = ref.getName,
url = ApiPath(s"/api/v3/repos/${repositoryName.fullName}/git/${ref.getName}"),
`object` = ApiRefCommit(
sha = ref.getObjectId.getName,
url = ApiPath(s"/api/v3/repos/${repositoryName.fullName}/commits/${ref.getObjectId.getName}"),
`type` = "commit"
)
)
def fromTag(
repositoryName: RepositoryName,
tagInfo: TagInfo
): ApiRef =
ApiRef(
ref = s"refs/tags/${tagInfo.name}",
url = ApiPath(s"/api/v3/repos/${repositoryName.fullName}/git/refs/tags/${tagInfo.name}"),
// the GH api distinguishes between "releases" and plain git tags
// for "releases", the api returns a reference to the release object (with type `tag`)
// this would be something like s"/api/v3/repos/${repositoryName.fullName}/git/tags/"
// with a hash for the tag, which I do not fully understand
// since this is not yet implemented in GB, we always return a link to the plain `commit` object,
// which GH does for tags that are not annotated
`object` = ApiRefCommit(
sha = tagInfo.objectId,
url = ApiPath(s"/api/v3/repos/${repositoryName.fullName}/commits/${tagInfo.objectId}"),
`type` = "commit"
)
)
}