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feat: Add Azure DevOps SCM Provider Generator; add branchNormalized to SCM Generator template fields. #9283

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Adds Azure DevOps SCM provider generator. For organizations that use Azure DevOps as their SCM, this will enable ApplicationSets to deploy applications based on repos and branches while in the development phase.

The pull request also contains an enhancement to SCMProviderGenerator.GenerateParams: branchNormalized. This aids in generating applications with unique names:

template:
    metadata: 
      name: "{{repository}}-{{branchNormalized}}{{sha}}"

Closes #9280
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Merging #9283 (5a407bf) into master (a66046e) will increase coverage by 0.08%.
The diff coverage is 68.96%.

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...is/applicationset/v1alpha1/applicationset_types.go 34.69% <ø> (ø)
applicationset/generators/scm_provider.go 37.64% <50.00%> (-2.62%) ⬇️
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Thanks for the PR @brinchm! Will review ASAP.

hasPath, err := provider.RepoHasPath(ctx, repo, path)

if testCase.returnError {
assert.Error(t, err)
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curious! why we have this as a check? both the scenario error or noerror as passing test case?

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I tried covering the cases where azure devops returns an error signaling that the requested path doesn't exist (which is fine; maybe the path isn't there in the specified branch, so the return is false, nil), and also where azure devops returns other errors. In that latter case, I expect RepoHasPath to actually return an error.

But if the intent of the test cases is not clear I can try rewriting the test cases or possibly doing a new "Azure Devops Failed" test.

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Probably we should segregate it with two names, one positive and other negative

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This is awesome! Most of the comments are style nits. There are a couple comments that are more impactful.

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…getting default branch.

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Just a few more tiny nitpicks. @rishabh625 can you give this one a final look?

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if err != nil {
if wrappedError, isWrappedError := err.(azuredevops.WrappedError); isWrappedError && wrappedError.TypeKey != nil {
if *wrappedError.TypeKey == AzureDevOpsErrorsTypeKeyValues.GitRepositoryNotFound {
return repos, nil
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I wonder if this error should be bubbled up. Is this ignored because it applies to disabled repos? If it applies to more than than, should we log a warning?

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The GitRepository returned from the Azure DevOps Golang library doesn't include info indicating if a repo is disabled, but the REST API it calls, does.

When retrieving branches for a disabled repo, the WrappedError contains the GitRepositoryNotFoundException text. For this situation, I chose to ignore the error and just return an empty slice.

I'll need to give this some thought; The GetRepositories call is quite simple, so a GET could be issued directly to the REST API... Might work, but it seems like a suboptimal solution.

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Yeah, reinventing the wheel there would stink. I'm okay merging as-is. I don't think this will catch transient errors and accidentally delete Apps or anything nefarious like that.

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Thanks :)
The feature branch has one conflict in go.mod and some 129 commits behind master. I'll do a merge and push asap.

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Thanks for seeing this through!

@crenshaw-dev crenshaw-dev merged commit 56eb095 into argoproj:master Jun 15, 2022
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brinchm commented Jun 15, 2022

Thank you, likewise! Happy to contribute :)

@brinchm brinchm deleted the feat/scmprovider-azuredevops branch June 15, 2022 15:27
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