public override async Task <IActionResult> Create([FromBody, Required] v2018_07_16.Models.SubscriptionData subscription)
{
Data.Models.Channel channel = await _context.Channels.Where(c => c.Name == subscription.ChannelName)
.FirstOrDefaultAsync();
if (channel == null)
{
return(BadRequest(
new ApiError(
"the request is invalid",
new[] { $"The channel '{subscription.ChannelName}' could not be found." })));
}
Data.Models.Repository repo = await _context.Repositories.FindAsync(subscription.TargetRepository);
if (subscription.TargetRepository.Contains("github.com"))
{
// If we have no repository information or an invalid installation id
// then we will fail when trying to update things, so we fail early.
if (repo == null || repo.InstallationId <= 0)
{
return(BadRequest(
new ApiError(
"the request is invalid",
new[]
{
$"The repository '{subscription.TargetRepository}' does not have an associated github installation. " +
"The Maestro github application must be installed by the repository's owner and given access to the repository."
})));
}
}
// In the case of a dev.azure.com repository, we don't have an app installation,
// but we should add an entry in the repositories table, as this is required when
// adding a new subscription policy.
// NOTE:
// There is a good chance here that we will need to also handle <account>.visualstudio.com
// but leaving it out for now as it would be preferred to use the new format
else if (subscription.TargetRepository.Contains("dev.azure.com"))
{
if (repo == null)
{
_context.Repositories.Add(
new Data.Models.Repository
{
RepositoryName = subscription.TargetRepository,
InstallationId = default
});
public override Task <IActionResult> Create([FromBody, Required] v2018_07_16.Models.SubscriptionData subscription)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
