private void CloneRepoWithTwoCommits()
{
integrationHelper.SetupFake(r =>
{
r.Changeset(1, "Project created from template", DateTime.Parse("2012-01-01 12:12:12 -05:00"))
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyProject");
r.Changeset(2, "Add Readme", DateTime.Parse("2012-01-02 12:12:12 -05:00"))
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyProject/Folder")
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.File, "$/MyProject/Folder/File.txt", "File contents")
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.File, "$/MyProject/README", "tldr");
});
integrationHelper.Run("clone", integrationHelper.TfsUrl, "$/MyProject");
integrationHelper.AssertGitRepo("MyProject");
}
public void CloneWithAllBranchesShouldHandleFolderDeletedAndRecreatedAsBranch()
{
h.SetupFake(r =>
{
r.SetRootBranch("$/MyTeamProject/Root");
r.Changeset(1, "Create initial team project.", DateTime.Now)
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyTeamProject");
r.Changeset(2, "Create root branch.", DateTime.Now)
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyTeamProject/Root");
r.Changeset(3, @"Create ""branch"" (as a folder).", DateTime.Now)
.Change(TfsChangeType.Add, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyTeamProject/Branch");
r.Changeset(4, @"Delete the ""branch"" folder.", DateTime.Now)
.Change(TfsChangeType.Delete, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyTeamProject/Branch");
r.BranchChangeset(5, "Create a proper branch (though, with the same name as the previously deleted folder)",
DateTime.Now, "$/MyTeamProject/Root", "$/MyTeamProject/Branch", 2)
.Change(TfsChangeType.Branch, TfsItemType.Folder, "$/MyTeamProject/Branch");
});
h.Run("clone", h.TfsUrl, "$/MyTeamProject/Root", "MyTeamProject", "--branches=all");
h.AssertGitRepo("MyTeamProject");
var branchCollection = h.Repository("MyTeamProject").Branches.Cast <Branch>().ToList();
var branch = branchCollection.FirstOrDefault(b => b.FriendlyName == "Branch");
Assert.NotNull(branch);
// So, it turns out GetRootChangesetForBranch is really the unit under test here.
// Because it's faked out for unit tests, this test is worthless except as an
// illustration of expected behavior in the actual implementation.
// Ensure we didn't migrate our branch from the "folder creation" point of
// $/MyTeamProject/Branch (e.g. C2 -> C3, C4...
Assert.DoesNotContain(branch.Commits, c => c.Message.IndexOf(@"Create ""branch"" (as a folder).", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) >= 0);
// Ensure we migrated the branch from it's creation point, e.g. C2 immediately followed by C5 (C2 -> C5)
var expectedBranchChangesetParentCommit = branch.Commits.Where(c => c.Message.IndexOf("Create root branch.", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) >= 0).FirstOrDefault();
Assert.NotNull(expectedBranchChangesetParentCommit);
var branchChangesetCommit = branch.Commits.Where(c => c.Message.IndexOf("Create a proper branch (though, with the same name as the previously deleted folder)", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) >= 0).FirstOrDefault();
Assert.NotNull(branchChangesetCommit);
// This wasn't part of the original test by @jeremy-sylvis-tmg, but this does ensure the relationship
// C2 -> C5; it may not be enough to just ensure C5 exists.
Assert.Contains(expectedBranchChangesetParentCommit, branchChangesetCommit.Parents);
var refs = new[]
{
"HEAD",
"refs/remotes/tfs/default",
"refs/heads/master",
"refs/heads/tfs/branch",
"refs/heads/Branch"
};
AssertNewClone("MyTeamProject", refs);
}