public void Synchronizer_HandlesBothDefaultBranchOptions()
{
// Revisions can come in with both default or empty string on the default branch depending on OS
string savedSettings = "";
var rev1 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1234", "hash1234", "change something");
// The first revision we see on another branch doesn't produce a warning...it might be something old everyone has upgraded from.
var revs = new[] { rev1 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
var rev2 = new Revision(null, "", "Joe", "1235", "hash1235", "change something else");
// To get the right result this time, the list of revisions must include both branches we are pretending are in the repo.
revs = new[] { rev1, rev2 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "default", ref savedSettings), Is.Null); // first change we've seen on this branch
var rev3 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1236", "hash1236", "Fred's second change");
revs = new[] { rev2, rev3 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "default", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
var rev4 = new Revision(null, "", "Joe", "1236", "hash1237", "Joe's second change");
revs = new[] { rev3, rev4 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Maybe let the user know about the need to update, or that other team members are still using an older version.
/// </summary>
public void CheckRepositoryBranches(IEnumerable <Revision> branches, IProgress progress)
{
var savedSettings = Settings.Default.OtherBranchRevisions;
var conflictingUser = LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(branches, BranchName, ref savedSettings);
Settings.Default.OtherBranchRevisions = savedSettings;
Settings.Default.Save();
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(conflictingUser))
{
progress.WriteWarning(string.Format(Resources.ksOtherRevisionWarning, conflictingUser));
}
}
public void Synchronizer_DoesNotReportOldChangeOnOtherBranch()
{
string savedSettings = "";
var rev1 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1234", "hash1234", "change something");
// The first revision we see on another branch doesn't produce a warning...it might be something old everyone has upgraded from.
var revs = new[] { rev1 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "7.2.1", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
//Assert.That(savedSettings, Is.EqualTo("default:1234")); // Don't really care what is here as long as it works
var rev2 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1234", "hash1234", "change something else");
revs = new[] { rev2 };
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "7.2.1", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
}
public void SynchronizerWithOnlyCurrentBranchRevision_ReportsNothing()
{
var rev1 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1234", "hash1234", "change something");
var revs = new[] { rev1 };
string savedSettings = "";
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "default", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
Assert.That(savedSettings, Is.EqualTo(""));
// Even if we have remembered a previous revision on our own branch, we don't report problems on the current branch.
var rev2 = new Revision(null, "default", "Fred", "1235", "hash1234", "change something else");
revs = new[] { rev2 };
savedSettings = "default";
Assert.That(LiftSynchronizerAdjunct.GetRepositoryBranchCheckData(revs, "default", ref savedSettings), Is.Null);
Assert.That(savedSettings, Is.EqualTo("")); // still no revs on other branches to save.
}