public async Task InitAsync()
{
// Convert the rollout start time and end time to the strings the AzDO API recognizes and fetch builds
string rolloutStartTimeUriString = RolloutStartDate.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ");
string rolloutEndTimeUriString = RolloutEndDate.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ");
foreach (string buildDefinitionId in RepoConfig.BuildDefinitionIds)
{
string azdoQuery = $"https://dev.azure.com/{RepoConfig.AzdoInstance}/" +
$"{AzdoConfig.Project}/_apis/build/builds?definitions={buildDefinitionId}&branchName={Branch}" +
$"&minTime={rolloutStartTimeUriString}&maxTime={rolloutEndTimeUriString}&api-version=5.1";
Utilities.WriteDebug($"Querying AzDO API: {azdoQuery}", Log, LogLevel);
JObject responseContent = await GetAzdoApiResponseAsync(azdoQuery);
// No builds is a valid case (e.g. a failed rollout) and so the rest of the code can handle this
// It still is potentially unexpected, so we're going to warn the user here
if (responseContent.Value <int>("count") == 0)
{
Utilities.WriteWarning($"No builds were found for repo '{RepoConfig.Repo}' " +
$"(Build ID: '{buildDefinitionId}') during the specified dates ({RolloutStartDate} to {RolloutEndDate})", Log);
}
JArray builds = responseContent.Value <JArray>("value");
foreach (JToken build in builds)
{
BuildBreakdowns.Add(new ScorecardBuildBreakdown(build.ToObject <BuildSummary>()));
}
}
BuildBreakdowns = BuildBreakdowns.OrderBy(x => x.BuildSummary.FinishTime).ToList();
Utilities.WriteDebug($"Builds breakdowns created for: \n\t {string.Join(" \n\t ", BuildBreakdowns.Select(b => b?.BuildSummary?.WebLink ?? ""))}", Log, LogLevel);
await Task.WhenAll(BuildBreakdowns.Select(b => CollectStages(b)));
}
public async Task InitAsync()
{
// Convert the rollout start time and end time to the strings the AzDO API recognizes and fetch builds
string rolloutStartTimeUriString = RolloutStartDate.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ");
string rolloutEndTimeUriString = RolloutEndDate.ToUniversalTime().ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ");
JObject responseContent = await GetAzdoApiResponseAsync($"https://dev.azure.com/{RepoConfig.AzdoInstance}/" +
$"{AzdoConfig.Project}/_apis/build/builds?definitions={RepoConfig.DefinitionId}&branchName={Branch}" +
$"&minTime={rolloutStartTimeUriString}&maxTime={rolloutEndTimeUriString}&api-version=5.1");
// No builds is a valid case (e.g. a failed rollout) and so the rest of the code can handle this
// It still is potentially unexpected, so we're going to warn the user here
if (responseContent.Value <int>("count") == 0)
{
Utilities.WriteWarning($"No builds were found for repo '{RepoConfig.Repo}' " +
$"(Build ID: '{RepoConfig.DefinitionId}') during the specified dates ({RolloutStartDate} to {RolloutEndDate})", Log);
}
JArray builds = responseContent.Value <JArray>("value");
foreach (JToken build in builds)
{
BuildBreakdowns.Add(new ScorecardBuildBreakdown(build.ToObject <BuildSummary>()));
}
}