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Forest Godfrey
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ab0aedef
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ab0aedef
authored
Aug 02, 2016
by
Yorick Peterse
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Always compare with FETCH_HEAD in downtime_check
This ensures this CI step works properly even when doing a shallow clone.
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lib/tasks/downtime_check.rake
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'Checks if migrations in a branch require downtime'
task
downtime_check: :environment
do
# First we'll want to make sure we're comparing with the right upstream
# repository/branch.
current_branch
=
`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`
.
strip
# Either the developer ran this task directly on the master branch, or they're
# making changes directly on the master branch.
if
current_branch
==
'master'
if
defined?
(
Gitlab
::
License
)
repo
=
'gitlab-ee'
else
...
...
@@ -15,12 +8,5 @@ task downtime_check: :environment do
`git fetch https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/
#{
repo
}
.git --depth 1`
compare_with
=
'FETCH_HEAD'
# The developer is working on a different branch, in this case we can just
# compare with the master branch.
else
compare_with
=
'master'
end
Rake
::
Task
[
'gitlab:db:downtime_check'
].
invoke
(
compare_with
)
Rake
::
Task
[
'gitlab:db:downtime_check'
].
invoke
(
'FETCH_HEAD'
)
end
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