/// <summary>
/// Correct a repository name have the same case as it has in the database
/// If the repo is not in the database, then the name is returned unchanged
/// </summary>
public static string NormalizeRepositoryName(string incomingRepositoryName, IRepositoryRepository repositoryRepository)
{
// In the most common case, we're just going to find the repo straight off
// This is fastest if it succeeds, but might be case-sensitive
var knownRepos = repositoryRepository.GetRepository(incomingRepositoryName);
if (knownRepos != null)
{
return(knownRepos.Name);
}
// We might have a real repo, but it wasn't returned by GetRepository, because that's not
// guaranteed to be case insensitive (very difficult to assure this with EF, because it's the back
// end which matters, not EF itself)
// We'll try and check all repos in a slow but safe fashion
knownRepos =
repositoryRepository.GetAllRepositories()
.FirstOrDefault(
repo => repo.Name.Equals(incomingRepositoryName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
if (knownRepos != null)
{
// We've found it now
return(knownRepos.Name);
}
// We can't find this repo - it's probably invalid, but it's not
// our job to worry about that
return(incomingRepositoryName);
}
public void NewRepoIsEmpty()
{
Assert.AreEqual(0, _repo.GetAllRepositories().Count);
}
/// <summary>
/// Correct a repository name have the same case as it has in the database
/// If the repo is not in the database, then the name is returned unchanged
/// </summary>
public static string NormalizeRepositoryName(string incomingRepositoryName, IRepositoryRepository repositoryRepository)
{
// In the most common case, we're just going to find the repo straight off
// This is fastest if it succeeds, but might be case-sensitive
var knownRepos = repositoryRepository.GetRepository(incomingRepositoryName);
if (knownRepos != null)
{
return knownRepos.Name;
}
// We might have a real repo, but it wasn't returned by GetRepository, because that's not
// guaranteed to be case insensitive (very difficult to assure this with EF, because it's the back
// end which matters, not EF itself)
// We'll try and check all repos in a slow but safe fashion
knownRepos =
repositoryRepository.GetAllRepositories()
.FirstOrDefault(
repo => repo.Name.Equals(incomingRepositoryName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
if (knownRepos != null)
{
// We've found it now
return knownRepos.Name;
}
// We can't find this repo - it's probably invalid, but it's not
// our job to worry about that
return incomingRepositoryName;
}