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Adding JenkinsEventNotifier to send events back to TFS/VSTS #167

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Adding "team-events-connect" endpoint which allows TFS/VSTS to "connect" to the Jenkins server and start receiving events.

* - Job Completion event
*/
public class JenkinsEventNotifier {
protected final static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(JenkinsEventNotifier.class.getName());

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(I don't know if we care): I think Checkstyle will flag this line for the order of the keywords:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10299067/modifier-keyword-order-in-java

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Probably right. I will run check style and fix those issues.

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I added CheckStyle to the build but it will be in another PR since there are so many changes.

payload.put("server", connectionParameters.getConnectionKey());
final String jsonPayload = payload.toString();
final JobCompletionEventArgs args = new JobCompletionEventArgs(
connectionParameters.getConnectionKey(), jsonPayload,

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Split this line ?

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I assume you want me to put each parameter on a separate line? That makes sense.

sb.append(url);
for(final String s : parts) {
if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(s)) {
if (sb.charAt(sb.length() - 1) != '/') {
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Protect against an empty url?

(If url is blank, this will throw IndexOutOfBounds.)

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good catch.

@Extension
public class JenkinsRunListener extends RunListener<Run> {

protected static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(JenkinsRunListener.class.getName());

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+final

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yep

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I made this change in another PR (with CheckStyle)

sb.append(url);
for(final String s : parts) {
if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(s)) {
if (sb.charAt(sb.length() - 1) != '/') {

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Shouldn't we check that sb.Length() > 0 ?

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absolutely, good catch.


private String getStartedBy(final Run run) {
final Cause.UserIdCause cause = (Cause.UserIdCause) run.getCause(Cause.UserIdCause.class);
final String startedBy;

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I think this would be simpler without the 'final' and the 'else' clause. Just initialize to 'null'.

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It would be less lines, but I like the final. I will see how it looks.

try {
// Check to see if there are any collections "connected" to this Jenkins server
final ConnectionParameters connectionParameters = c.getConnectionParameters();
if (connectionParameters == null || !connectionParameters.isSendJobCompletionEvents()) {

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It seems to me that the method TeamCollectionConfiguration.getConnectedCollections() already does this check.

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good point. I will remove the null check and perhaps annotate the method with NotNull


public void sendJobCompletionEvent(final JobCompletionEventArgs args) throws IOException {
final QueryString qs = new QueryString(
API_VERSION, "3.0-preview.1",
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    {
        "id": "e0e0a1c9-beeb-4fb7-a8c8-b18e3161a50e",
        "area": "hooks",
        "resourceName": "externalEvents",
        "routeTemplate": "_apis/public/{area}/{resource}",
        "resourceVersion": 1,
        "minVersion": "2.0",
        "maxVersion": "4.0",
        "releasedVersion": "3.2"
    },

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Shouldn't we use a released API version?

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will do. Thanks for providing the version information.

final String message = serviceHookEvent.getMessage().getText();
final String detailedMessage = serviceHookEvent.getDetailedMessage().getText();
final String message = serviceHookEvent.getMessage() != null ? serviceHookEvent.getMessage().getText() : "";
final String detailedMessage = serviceHookEvent.getDetailedMessage() != null ? serviceHookEvent.getDetailedMessage().getText() : "";

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It looks like we do not use these messages.

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I don't see them being used either, but it would be bigger change to remove them. I only changed the code because I ran into an error here. I don't know why they were originally added.

getPayloadSignature(connectionParameters, jsonPayload));
client.sendJobCompletionEvent(args);
} catch (final Exception e) {
log.info("ERROR: sendJobCompletionEvent: (collection=" + c.getCollectionUrl() + ") " + e.getMessage());
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Maybe this log level should be "warn"? Is this error expected?

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Agreed. It is not expected. I looked for a log.error, but there wasn't one :(

@jpricket jpricket merged commit 39bb8d2 into master Aug 15, 2017
@jpricket jpricket deleted the users/jpricket/backup branch August 17, 2017 18:44
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