125 lines
6.0 KiB
TypeScript
125 lines
6.0 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* @license
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* Copyright Google LLC All Rights Reserved.
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*
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* Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be
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* found in the LICENSE file at https://angular.io/license
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*/
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import {GithubConfig} from '../../../utils/config';
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import {GithubClient} from '../../../utils/git/github';
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import {TargetLabel} from '../config';
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import {InvalidTargetBranchError, InvalidTargetLabelError} from '../target-label';
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import {fetchActiveReleaseTrainBranches, getVersionOfBranch, GithubRepo, isReleaseTrainBranch, nextBranchName} from './branches';
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import {assertActiveLtsBranch} from './lts-branch';
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/**
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* Gets a label configuration for the merge tooling that reflects the default Angular
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* organization-wide labeling and branching semantics as outlined in the specification.
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*
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* https://docs.google.com/document/d/197kVillDwx-RZtSVOBtPb4BBIAw0E9RT3q3v6DZkykU
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*/
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export async function getDefaultTargetLabelConfiguration(
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api: GithubClient, github: GithubConfig, npmPackageName: string): Promise<TargetLabel[]> {
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const repo: GithubRepo = {owner: github.owner, repo: github.name, api, npmPackageName};
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const nextVersion = await getVersionOfBranch(repo, nextBranchName);
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const hasNextMajorTrain = nextVersion.minor === 0;
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const {latestVersionBranch, releaseCandidateBranch} =
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await fetchActiveReleaseTrainBranches(repo, nextVersion);
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return [
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{
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pattern: 'target: major',
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branches: () => {
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// If `next` is currently not designated to be a major version, we do not
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// allow merging of PRs with `target: major`.
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if (!hasNextMajorTrain) {
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throw new InvalidTargetLabelError(
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`Unable to merge pull request. The "${nextBranchName}" branch will be ` +
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`released as a minor version.`);
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}
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return [nextBranchName];
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},
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},
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{
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pattern: 'target: minor',
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// Changes labeled with `target: minor` are merged most commonly into the next branch
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// (i.e. `master`). In rare cases of an exceptional minor version while being already
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// on a major release train, this would need to be overridden manually.
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// TODO: Consider handling this automatically by checking if the NPM version matches
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// the last-minor. If not, then an exceptional minor might be in progress. See:
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// https://docs.google.com/document/d/197kVillDwx-RZtSVOBtPb4BBIAw0E9RT3q3v6DZkykU/edit#heading=h.h7o5pjq6yqd0
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branches: [nextBranchName],
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},
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{
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pattern: 'target: patch',
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branches: githubTargetBranch => {
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// If a PR is targeting the latest active version-branch through the Github UI,
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// and is also labeled with `target: patch`, then we merge it directly into the
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// branch without doing any cherry-picking. This is useful if a PR could not be
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// applied cleanly, and a separate PR for the patch branch has been created.
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if (githubTargetBranch === latestVersionBranch) {
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return [latestVersionBranch];
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}
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// Otherwise, patch changes are always merged into the next and patch branch.
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const branches = [nextBranchName, latestVersionBranch];
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// Additionally, if there is a release-candidate/feature-freeze release-train
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// currently active, also merge the PR into that version-branch.
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if (releaseCandidateBranch !== null) {
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branches.push(releaseCandidateBranch);
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}
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return branches;
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}
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},
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{
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pattern: 'target: rc',
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branches: githubTargetBranch => {
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// The `target: rc` label cannot be applied if there is no active feature-freeze
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// or release-candidate release train.
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if (releaseCandidateBranch === null) {
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throw new InvalidTargetLabelError(
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`No active feature-freeze/release-candidate branch. ` +
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`Unable to merge pull request using "target: rc" label.`);
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}
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// If the PR is targeting the active release-candidate/feature-freeze version branch
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// directly through the Github UI and has the `target: rc` label applied, merge it
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// only into the release candidate branch. This is useful if a PR did not apply cleanly
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// into the release-candidate/feature-freeze branch, and a separate PR has been created.
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if (githubTargetBranch === releaseCandidateBranch) {
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return [releaseCandidateBranch];
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}
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// Otherwise, merge into the next and active release-candidate/feature-freeze branch.
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return [nextBranchName, releaseCandidateBranch];
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},
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},
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{
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// LTS changes are rare enough that we won't worry about cherry-picking changes into all
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// active LTS branches for PRs created against any other branch. Instead, PR authors need
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// to manually create separate PRs for desired LTS branches. Additionally, active LT branches
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// commonly diverge quickly. This makes cherry-picking not an option for LTS changes.
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pattern: 'target: lts',
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branches: async githubTargetBranch => {
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if (!isReleaseTrainBranch(githubTargetBranch)) {
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throw new InvalidTargetBranchError(
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`PR cannot be merged as it does not target a long-term support ` +
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`branch: "${githubTargetBranch}"`);
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}
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if (githubTargetBranch === latestVersionBranch) {
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throw new InvalidTargetBranchError(
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`PR cannot be merged with "target: lts" into patch branch. ` +
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`Consider changing the label to "target: patch" if this is intentional.`);
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}
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if (githubTargetBranch === releaseCandidateBranch && releaseCandidateBranch !== null) {
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throw new InvalidTargetBranchError(
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`PR cannot be merged with "target: lts" into feature-freeze/release-candidate ` +
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`branch. Consider changing the label to "target: rc" if this is intentional.`);
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}
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// Assert that the selected branch is an active LTS branch.
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await assertActiveLtsBranch(repo, githubTargetBranch);
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return [githubTargetBranch];
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},
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},
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];
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}
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