#!/usr/bin/env python3 import os import sys from os.path import dirname, join, realpath import yaml # Run from project root. os.chdir(realpath(join(dirname(sys.argv[0]), ".."))) PREFIX = "Product Area: " LABELS_YAML = ".github/labels.yml" product_owners = yaml.safe_load(open(sys.argv[1])) labels = open(LABELS_YAML) areas = [ # For `sentry` repo we don't want SDK or Docs areas, that stuff should # be transferred to other repos. x for x in product_owners["by_area"] if not x.startswith("SDK") and not x == "Docs" ] fastforward = False head = [] area_lines = ["- name: 'Product Area: Unknown'\n", " color: '8D5494'\n"] tail = [] current = head # Best to look the other way, Buck. This is just waaaay easier than trying to # use ruamel.yaml to preserve comments and other formatting. What this does is # loop through line by line, collecting everything before the Product Area # labels in `head` and everything after in `tail`. It "fast-forwards" past the # existing Product Area labels. Then we generate output for the new Product # Area labels, then emit the three parts (head, area_lines, tail) in order. for line in labels: if line == "\n": fastforward = False elif fastforward: continue elif line.startswith("- name: 'Product Area: "): fastforward = True current = tail continue current.append(line) for area in areas: if "'" in area: area_lines.append(f'- name: "Product Area: {area}"\n') else: area_lines.append(f"- name: 'Product Area: {area}'\n") area_lines.append(" color: '8D5494'\n") area_lines += ["- name: 'Product Area: Other'\n", " color: '8D5494'\n"] with open(".github/labels.yml", "w+") as fp: fp.writelines(head) fp.writelines(area_lines) fp.writelines(tail) # Now for issue templates. Same game. Hang in there. BEGINNING = ( " # begin product areas - autogenerated by bin/react-to-product-owners-yml-changes.py\n" ) END = " # end product areas\n" for template in ("bug", "feature"): filepath = f".github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/{template}.yml" head = [] area_lines = [BEGINNING, " - 'Unknown'\n"] tail = [] current = head for line in open(filepath): if line == END: fastforward = False elif line == BEGINNING: fastforward = True current = tail elif not fastforward: current.append(line) for area in areas: if "'" in area: area_lines.append(f' - "{area}"\n') else: area_lines.append(f" - '{area}'\n") area_lines += [" - 'Other'\n", END] with open(filepath, "w+") as fp: fp.writelines(head) fp.writelines(area_lines) fp.writelines(tail)