/// <summary>
/// Get all the changes of a changeset to apply
/// </summary>
/// <param name="forceGetChanges">true - force get changes ignoring check what should be applied. </param>
public IEnumerable <ApplicableChange> GetChangesToApply(bool forceGetChanges = false)
{
if (DeletesProject)
{
return(Enumerable.Empty <ApplicableChange>());
}
var compartments = new
{
Deleted = new List <ApplicableChange>(),
Updated = new List <ApplicableChange>(),
};
foreach (var change in NamedChanges)
{
// We only need the file changes because git only cares about files and if you make
// changes to a folder in TFS, the changeset includes changes for all the descendant files anyway.
if (change.Change.Item.ItemType != TfsItemType.File)
{
continue;
}
if (change.Change.ChangeType.IncludesOneOf(TfsChangeType.Delete))
{
if (change.GitPath != null)
{
compartments.Deleted.Add(ApplicableChange.Delete(change.GitPath));
}
}
else if (change.Change.ChangeType.IncludesOneOf(TfsChangeType.Rename))
{
var oldInfo = _resolver.GetGitObject(GetPathBeforeRename(change.Change.Item));
if (oldInfo != null)
{
compartments.Deleted.Add(ApplicableChange.Delete(oldInfo.Path));
}
if (IncludeInApply(change))
{
compartments.Updated.Add(ApplicableChange.Update(change.GitPath,
oldInfo != null ? oldInfo.Mode : Mode.NonExecutableFile));
}
}
else
{
if (forceGetChanges || IncludeInApply(change))
{
// for get changes only on first change set
forceGetChanges = false;
compartments.Updated.Add(ApplicableChange.Update(change.GitPath, change.Info.Mode));
}
}
}
return(compartments.Deleted.Concat(compartments.Updated));
}
/// <summary>
/// Get all the changes of a changeset to apply
/// </summary>
public IEnumerable <ApplicableChange> GetChangesToApply()
{
if (DeletesProject)
{
return(Enumerable.Empty <ApplicableChange>());
}
var compartments = new
{
Deleted = new List <ApplicableChange>(),
Updated = new List <ApplicableChange>(),
Ignored = new List <ApplicableChange>(),
};
foreach (var change in NamedChanges)
{
// We only need the file changes because git only cares about files and if you make
// changes to a folder in TFS, the changeset includes changes for all the descendant files anyway.
if (change.Change.Item.ItemType != TfsItemType.File)
{
continue;
}
if (change.Change.ChangeType.IncludesOneOf(TfsChangeType.Delete))
{
if (!IsGitPathMissing(change))
{
compartments.Deleted.Add(ApplicableChange.Delete(change.GitPath));
}
}
else
{
var mode = change.Info != null ? change.Info.Mode : Mode.NonExecutableFile;
if (change.Change.ChangeType.IncludesOneOf(TfsChangeType.Rename))
{
var oldInfo = _resolver.GetGitObject(GetPathBeforeRename(change.Change.Item));
if (oldInfo != null)
{
compartments.Deleted.Add(ApplicableChange.Delete(oldInfo.Path));
mode = oldInfo.Mode;
}
}
if (!IsItemDeleted(change) &&
!IsGitPathMissing(change) &&
!IsGitPathInDotGit(change) &&
!IsIgnorable(change))
{
if (IsGitPathIgnored(change))
{
compartments.Ignored.Add(ApplicableChange.Ignore(change.GitPath));
}
else
{
compartments.Updated.Add(ApplicableChange.Update(change.GitPath, mode));
}
}
}
}
return(compartments.Deleted.Concat(compartments.Updated).Concat(compartments.Ignored));
}