private async Task AddUpdatesToWorkItemAsync(CompleteWorkItem completeWorkItem)
{
_log.Enter(this, args: completeWorkItem.Id);
var uri = new Uri($"{completeWorkItem.Url}/updates");
var httpResponse = await HttpClient.GetAsync(uri);
if (httpResponse.IsSuccessStatusCode)
{
var content = await httpResponse.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
var updates = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <WorkItemUpdate>(content);
completeWorkItem.Updates = updates;
}
}
private TimeSpan CalculateCycleTime(CompleteWorkItem workItem)
{
_log.Enter(this, args: workItem.Fields.SystemTitle);
DateTime startTime = DateTime.MaxValue;
DateTime stopTime = DateTime.MinValue;
var boardColumnUpdates = workItem.Updates.value.Where(v => v.fields != null && v.fields.SystemBoardColumn != null);
var workColumnName = _settings["WorkColumnName"];
var enterWorkColumn = boardColumnUpdates.Where(c => c.fields.SystemBoardColumn.newValue == workColumnName).FirstOrDefault();
var leftWorkColumn = boardColumnUpdates.Where(c => c.fields.SystemBoardColumn.oldValue == workColumnName).LastOrDefault();
if (enterWorkColumn == null || leftWorkColumn == null)
{
return(TimeSpan.Zero);
}
startTime = enterWorkColumn.revisedDate;
stopTime = leftWorkColumn.revisedDate;
// Found both dates, otherwise return no time
if (startTime < DateTime.MaxValue && stopTime > DateTime.MinValue)
{
// Sometimes, the stoptime will give us weird values, so let's not accept more than 90 days off
if (stopTime - startTime > TimeSpan.FromDays(90))
{
return(TimeSpan.Zero);
}
return(stopTime - startTime);
}
return(TimeSpan.Zero);
}
