"""
Contains the abstraction for a commit in GitLab.
"""
from typing import Optional
from typing import Set
from typing import Union
from urllib.parse import quote_plus

from IGitt import ElementDoesntExistError
from IGitt.GitHub.GitHubCommit import get_diff_index
from IGitt.GitLab import GitLabMixin
from IGitt.GitLab import GitLabOAuthToken, GitLabPrivateToken
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabComment import GitLabComment
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabRepository import GitLabRepository
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabIssue import GitLabIssue
from IGitt.Interfaces import get, post
from IGitt.Interfaces.Comment import CommentType
from IGitt.Interfaces.Commit import Commit
from IGitt.Interfaces.CommitStatus import Status, CommitStatus

GL_STATE_TRANSLATION = {
    Status.RUNNING: 'running',
    Status.CANCELED: 'canceled',
    Status.ERROR: 'failed',
    Status.FAILED: 'failed',
    Status.PENDING: 'pending',
    Status.SUCCESS: 'success',
    Status.MANUAL: 'manual',
    Status.CREATED: 'created',
    Status.SKIPPED: 'skipped'
}

INV_GL_STATE_TRANSLATION = {val: key for key, val
                            in GL_STATE_TRANSLATION.items()}
GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX = {'fix': r'[Ff]ix(?:e[sd]|ing)?',
                        'close': r'[Cc]los(?:e[sd]?|ing)',
                        'resolve': r'[Rr]esolv(?:e[sd]?|ing)'}


class GitLabCommit(GitLabMixin, Commit):
    """
    Represents a commit on GitLab.
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 token: Union[GitLabOAuthToken, GitLabPrivateToken],
                 repository: str,
                 sha: Optional[str],
                 branch: Optional[str]=None):
        """
        Creates a new GitLabCommit object.

        :param token: A Token object to be used for authentication.
        :param repository: The full repository name.
        :param sha: The full commit SHA, if None given provide a branch.
        :param branch: A branch name if SHA is unavailable. Note that lazy
                       loading won't work in that case.
        """
        assert sha or branch, 'Either full SHA or branch name has to be given!'
        self._token = token
        self._repository = repository
        self._sha = sha
        self._branch = branch
        self._url = '/projects/{id}/repository/commits/{sha}'.format(
            id=quote_plus(repository), sha=sha if sha else branch)

    @property
    def message(self) -> str:
        """
        Returns the commit message.

        :return: Commit message as string.
        """
        return self.data['message']

    @property
    def sha(self):
        """
        Retrieves the SHA of the commit:

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '674498'
        ... )
        >>> commit.sha
        '674498'

        :return: A string holding the SHA of the commit.
        """
        return self._sha if self._sha else self.data['id']

    @property
    def repository(self):
        """
        Retrieves the repository that holds this commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> commit.repository.full_name
        'gitmate-test-user/test'

        :return: A usable Repository instance.
        """
        return GitLabRepository(self._token, self._repository)

    @property
    def parent(self):
        """
        Retrieves the parent commit. In case of a merge commit the first parent
        will be returned.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> commit.parent.sha
        '674498fd415cfadc35c5eb28b8951e800f357c6f'

        :return: A Commit object.
        """
        return GitLabCommit(self._token, self._repository,
                            self.data['parent_ids'][0])

    def get_statuses(self) -> Set[CommitStatus]:
        """
        Retrieves the all commit statuses.

        :return: A (frozen)set of CommitStatus objects.
        :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...).
        """
        # rebuild the url with full sha because gitlab doesn't work that way
        url = '/projects/{repo}/repository/commits/{sha}/statuses'.format(
            repo=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
        statuses = get(self._token, self.absolute_url(url))

        # Only the first of each context is the one we want
        result = set()
        contexts = set()
        for status in statuses:
            if status['name'] not in contexts:
                result.add(CommitStatus(
                    INV_GL_STATE_TRANSLATION[status['status']],
                    status['description'], status['name'],
                    status['target_url']))
                contexts.add(status['name'])

        return result

    @property
    def combined_status(self) -> Status:
        """
        Retrieves a combined status of all the commits.

        :return:
            Status.FAILED if any of the commits report as error or failure or
            canceled
            Status.PENDING if there are no statuses or a commit is pending or a
            test is running
            Status.SUCCESS if the latest status for all commits is success
        :raises AssertionError:
            If the status couldn't be matched with any of the possible outcomes
            Status.SUCCESS, Status.FAILED and Status.PENDING.
        """
        statuses = set(map(lambda status: status.status, self.get_statuses()))
        if (
                not len(statuses) or
                Status.PENDING in statuses or
                Status.RUNNING in statuses or
                Status.CREATED in statuses):
            return Status.PENDING
        if (
                Status.FAILED in statuses or
                Status.ERROR in statuses or
                Status.CANCELED in statuses):
            return Status.FAILED
        assert all(status in {Status.SUCCESS, Status.MANUAL}
                   for status in statuses)
        return Status.SUCCESS

    def set_status(self, status: CommitStatus):
        """
        Adds the given status to the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '<PASSWORD>'
        ... )
        >>> status = CommitStatus(Status.FAILED, 'Theres a problem',
        ...                       'gitmate/test')
        >>> commit.set_status(status)
        >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description
        'Theres a problem'

        If a status with the same context already exists, it will be bluntly
        overridden:

        >>> status.status = Status.SUCCESS
        >>> status.description = "Theres no problem"
        >>> commit.set_status(status)
        >>> len(commit.get_statuses())
        1
        >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description
        'Theres no problem'

        :param status: The CommitStatus to set to this commit.
        :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...).
        """
        data = {'state': GL_STATE_TRANSLATION[status.status],
                'target_url': status.url, 'description': status.description,
                'name': status.context}
        status_url = '/projects/{repo}/statuses/{sha}'.format(
            repo=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
        post(self._token, self.absolute_url(status_url), data)

    def get_patch_for_file(self, filename: str):
        r"""
        Retrieves the unified diff for the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> assert (commit.get_patch_for_file('README.md') ==
        ...         '--- a/README.md\n+++ b/README.md\n@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@\n '
        ...         '# test\n a test repo\n+\n+a tst pr\n')

        But only if it exists!

        >>> commit.get_patch_for_file('IDONTEXISTFILE')
        Traceback (most recent call last):
         ...
        IGitt.ElementDoesntExistError: The file does not exist.

        :param filename: The file to retrieve patch for.
        :return: A string containing the patch.
        :raises ElementDoesntExistError: If the given filename does not exist.
        """
        diff = get(self._token, self.url + '/diff')

        for patch in diff:
            if filename in (patch['new_path'], patch['old_path']):
                return patch['diff']

        raise ElementDoesntExistError('The file does not exist.')

    def comment(self, message: str, file: Optional[str]=None,
                line: Optional[int]=None,
                mr_number: Optional[int]=None) -> GitLabComment:
        """
        Places a comment on the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )

        So this line places a comment on the bottom of the commit,
        not associated to any particular piece of code:

        >>> commit.comment("An issue is here!")

        However, we can also comment on a particular file and line, if that is
        included in the diff:

        >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",
        ...                'README.md', 4)

        If you supply the ``pr_number`` argument, the comment will appear in
        the review UI of that pull request:

        >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",
        ...                'README.md', 4, mr_number=7)

        Beat that! Of course, there's a lot of error handling. If you give the
        wrong file, the comment will appear below the commit with a note about
        the commit, file and line:

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll end up below!!", 'READMENOT.md', 4)

        Also if the line isn't contained in the diff GitLab won't accept that
        and it'll also end up below - sorry!

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up below!!", 'README.md', 8)

        If you give a pull request, the comment will appear on the PR instead:

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up on the PR.",
        ...                'README.md', 8, mr_number=7)

        :param message: The body of the comment.
        :param file: The file to place the comment, relative to repo root.
        :param line: The line in the file in the comment or None.
        :param mr_number: The iid of a merge request if this should end up in
                          the discussions UI of the merge request.
        """
        data = {'note': message, 'line_type': 'new'}

        if file is not None and line is not None:
            try:
                patch = self.get_patch_for_file(file)
                index = get_diff_index(patch, line)
                if index:  # Else, fallback to comment below file
                    data['line'] = index
                    data['path'] = file
            except ElementDoesntExistError:
                pass  # Fallback to comment below the file

        if 'line' not in data:
            file_str = '' if file is None else ', file ' + file
            line_str = '' if line is None else ', line ' + str(line)
            data['note'] = ('Comment on ' + self.sha + file_str + line_str +
                            '.\n\n' + data['note'])

        # post a comment on commit
        if 'line' in data and 'path' in data or mr_number is None:
            url = '/projects/{id}/repository/commits/{sha}/comments'.format(
                id=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
            res = post(self._token, self.absolute_url(url), data)
            return

        # fallback to post the comment on relevant merge request
        if mr_number is not None:
            data['body'] = data['note']  # because gitlab is stupid
            url = '/projects/{id}/merge_requests/{mr_iid}/notes'.format(
                id=quote_plus(self._repository), mr_iid=mr_number)
            res = post(self._token, self.absolute_url(url), data)
            return GitLabComment.from_data(res, self._token, self._repository,
                                           mr_number, CommentType.MERGE_REQUEST,
                                           res['id'])

    @property
    def unified_diff(self):
        """
        Retrieves the unified diff for the commit excluding the diff index.
        """
        return '\n'.join(patch['diff']
                         for patch in get(self._token, self.url + '/diff')
                        )

    @property
    def closes_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed upon merging
        this pull request.
        """
        issues = self._get_closes_issues()
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def mentioned_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which are related to the merge
        request.
        """
        issues = self._get_mentioned_issues()
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_fix_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be fixed as stated in
        this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['fix'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_close_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed as stated in
        this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['close'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_resolve_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be resolved as stated
        in this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['resolve'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

"""
Contains the abstraction for a commit in GitLab.
"""
from typing import Optional
from typing import Set
from typing import Union
from urllib.parse import quote_plus

from IGitt import ElementDoesntExistError
from IGitt.GitHub.GitHubCommit import get_diff_index
from IGitt.GitLab import GitLabMixin
from IGitt.GitLab import GitLabOAuthToken, GitLabPrivateToken
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabComment import GitLabComment
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabRepository import GitLabRepository
from IGitt.GitLab.GitLabIssue import GitLabIssue
from IGitt.Interfaces import get, post
from IGitt.Interfaces.Comment import CommentType
from IGitt.Interfaces.Commit import Commit
from IGitt.Interfaces.CommitStatus import Status, CommitStatus

GL_STATE_TRANSLATION = {
    Status.RUNNING: 'running',
    Status.CANCELED: 'canceled',
    Status.ERROR: 'failed',
    Status.FAILED: 'failed',
    Status.PENDING: 'pending',
    Status.SUCCESS: 'success',
    Status.MANUAL: 'manual',
    Status.CREATED: 'created',
    Status.SKIPPED: 'skipped'
}

INV_GL_STATE_TRANSLATION = {val: key for key, val
                            in GL_STATE_TRANSLATION.items()}
GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX = {'fix': r'[Ff]ix(?:e[sd]|ing)?',
                        'close': r'[Cc]los(?:e[sd]?|ing)',
                        'resolve': r'[Rr]esolv(?:e[sd]?|ing)'}


class GitLabCommit(GitLabMixin, Commit):
    """
    Represents a commit on GitLab.
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 token: Union[GitLabOAuthToken, GitLabPrivateToken],
                 repository: str,
                 sha: Optional[str],
                 branch: Optional[str]=None):
        """
        Creates a new GitLabCommit object.

        :param token: A Token object to be used for authentication.
        :param repository: The full repository name.
        :param sha: The full commit SHA, if None given provide a branch.
        :param branch: A branch name if SHA is unavailable. Note that lazy
                       loading won't work in that case.
        """
        assert sha or branch, 'Either full SHA or branch name has to be given!'
        self._token = token
        self._repository = repository
        self._sha = sha
        self._branch = branch
        self._url = '/projects/{id}/repository/commits/{sha}'.format(
            id=quote_plus(repository), sha=sha if sha else branch)

    @property
    def message(self) -> str:
        """
        Returns the commit message.

        :return: Commit message as string.
        """
        return self.data['message']

    @property
    def sha(self):
        """
        Retrieves the SHA of the commit:

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '674498'
        ... )
        >>> commit.sha
        '674498'

        :return: A string holding the SHA of the commit.
        """
        return self._sha if self._sha else self.data['id']

    @property
    def repository(self):
        """
        Retrieves the repository that holds this commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> commit.repository.full_name
        'gitmate-test-user/test'

        :return: A usable Repository instance.
        """
        return GitLabRepository(self._token, self._repository)

    @property
    def parent(self):
        """
        Retrieves the parent commit. In case of a merge commit the first parent
        will be returned.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> commit.parent.sha
        '674498fd415cfadc35c5eb28b8951e800f357c6f'

        :return: A Commit object.
        """
        return GitLabCommit(self._token, self._repository,
                            self.data['parent_ids'][0])

    def get_statuses(self) -> Set[CommitStatus]:
        """
        Retrieves the all commit statuses.

        :return: A (frozen)set of CommitStatus objects.
        :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...).
        """
        # rebuild the url with full sha because gitlab doesn't work that way
        url = '/projects/{repo}/repository/commits/{sha}/statuses'.format(
            repo=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
        statuses = get(self._token, self.absolute_url(url))

        # Only the first of each context is the one we want
        result = set()
        contexts = set()
        for status in statuses:
            if status['name'] not in contexts:
                result.add(CommitStatus(
                    INV_GL_STATE_TRANSLATION[status['status']],
                    status['description'], status['name'],
                    status['target_url']))
                contexts.add(status['name'])

        return result

    @property
    def combined_status(self) -> Status:
        """
        Retrieves a combined status of all the commits.

        :return:
            Status.FAILED if any of the commits report as error or failure or
            canceled
            Status.PENDING if there are no statuses or a commit is pending or a
            test is running
            Status.SUCCESS if the latest status for all commits is success
        :raises AssertionError:
            If the status couldn't be matched with any of the possible outcomes
            Status.SUCCESS, Status.FAILED and Status.PENDING.
        """
        statuses = set(map(lambda status: status.status, self.get_statuses()))
        if (
                not len(statuses) or
                Status.PENDING in statuses or
                Status.RUNNING in statuses or
                Status.CREATED in statuses):
            return Status.PENDING
        if (
                Status.FAILED in statuses or
                Status.ERROR in statuses or
                Status.CANCELED in statuses):
            return Status.FAILED
        assert all(status in {Status.SUCCESS, Status.MANUAL}
                   for status in statuses)
        return Status.SUCCESS

    def set_status(self, status: CommitStatus):
        """
        Adds the given status to the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '<PASSWORD>'
        ... )
        >>> status = CommitStatus(Status.FAILED, 'Theres a problem',
        ...                       'gitmate/test')
        >>> commit.set_status(status)
        >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description
        'Theres a problem'

        If a status with the same context already exists, it will be bluntly
        overridden:

        >>> status.status = Status.SUCCESS
        >>> status.description = "Theres no problem"
        >>> commit.set_status(status)
        >>> len(commit.get_statuses())
        1
        >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description
        'Theres no problem'

        :param status: The CommitStatus to set to this commit.
        :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...).
        """
        data = {'state': GL_STATE_TRANSLATION[status.status],
                'target_url': status.url, 'description': status.description,
                'name': status.context}
        status_url = '/projects/{repo}/statuses/{sha}'.format(
            repo=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
        post(self._token, self.absolute_url(status_url), data)

    def get_patch_for_file(self, filename: str):
        r"""
        Retrieves the unified diff for the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )
        >>> assert (commit.get_patch_for_file('README.md') ==
        ...         '--- a/README.md\n+++ b/README.md\n@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@\n '
        ...         '# test\n a test repo\n+\n+a tst pr\n')

        But only if it exists!

        >>> commit.get_patch_for_file('IDONTEXISTFILE')
        Traceback (most recent call last):
         ...
        IGitt.ElementDoesntExistError: The file does not exist.

        :param filename: The file to retrieve patch for.
        :return: A string containing the patch.
        :raises ElementDoesntExistError: If the given filename does not exist.
        """
        diff = get(self._token, self.url + '/diff')

        for patch in diff:
            if filename in (patch['new_path'], patch['old_path']):
                return patch['diff']

        raise ElementDoesntExistError('The file does not exist.')

    def comment(self, message: str, file: Optional[str]=None,
                line: Optional[int]=None,
                mr_number: Optional[int]=None) -> GitLabComment:
        """
        Places a comment on the commit.

        >>> from os import environ
        >>> commit = GitLabCommit(
        ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),
        ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'
        ... )

        So this line places a comment on the bottom of the commit,
        not associated to any particular piece of code:

        >>> commit.comment("An issue is here!")

        However, we can also comment on a particular file and line, if that is
        included in the diff:

        >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",
        ...                'README.md', 4)

        If you supply the ``pr_number`` argument, the comment will appear in
        the review UI of that pull request:

        >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",
        ...                'README.md', 4, mr_number=7)

        Beat that! Of course, there's a lot of error handling. If you give the
        wrong file, the comment will appear below the commit with a note about
        the commit, file and line:

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll end up below!!", 'READMENOT.md', 4)

        Also if the line isn't contained in the diff GitLab won't accept that
        and it'll also end up below - sorry!

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up below!!", 'README.md', 8)

        If you give a pull request, the comment will appear on the PR instead:

        >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up on the PR.",
        ...                'README.md', 8, mr_number=7)

        :param message: The body of the comment.
        :param file: The file to place the comment, relative to repo root.
        :param line: The line in the file in the comment or None.
        :param mr_number: The iid of a merge request if this should end up in
                          the discussions UI of the merge request.
        """
        data = {'note': message, 'line_type': 'new'}

        if file is not None and line is not None:
            try:
                patch = self.get_patch_for_file(file)
                index = get_diff_index(patch, line)
                if index:  # Else, fallback to comment below file
                    data['line'] = index
                    data['path'] = file
            except ElementDoesntExistError:
                pass  # Fallback to comment below the file

        if 'line' not in data:
            file_str = '' if file is None else ', file ' + file
            line_str = '' if line is None else ', line ' + str(line)
            data['note'] = ('Comment on ' + self.sha + file_str + line_str +
                            '.\n\n' + data['note'])

        # post a comment on commit
        if 'line' in data and 'path' in data or mr_number is None:
            url = '/projects/{id}/repository/commits/{sha}/comments'.format(
                id=quote_plus(self._repository), sha=self.sha)
            res = post(self._token, self.absolute_url(url), data)
            return

        # fallback to post the comment on relevant merge request
        if mr_number is not None:
            data['body'] = data['note']  # because gitlab is stupid
            url = '/projects/{id}/merge_requests/{mr_iid}/notes'.format(
                id=quote_plus(self._repository), mr_iid=mr_number)
            res = post(self._token, self.absolute_url(url), data)
            return GitLabComment.from_data(res, self._token, self._repository,
                                           mr_number, CommentType.MERGE_REQUEST,
                                           res['id'])

    @property
    def unified_diff(self):
        """
        Retrieves the unified diff for the commit excluding the diff index.
        """
        return '\n'.join(patch['diff']
                         for patch in get(self._token, self.url + '/diff')
                        )

    @property
    def closes_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed upon merging
        this pull request.
        """
        issues = self._get_closes_issues()
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def mentioned_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which are related to the merge
        request.
        """
        issues = self._get_mentioned_issues()
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_fix_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be fixed as stated in
        this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['fix'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_close_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed as stated in
        this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['close'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

    @property
    def will_resolve_issues(self) -> Set[GitLabIssue]:
        """
        Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be resolved as stated
        in this commit message.
        """
        issues =  self.get_keywords_issues(GITLAB_KEYWORD_REGEX['resolve'],
                                           [self.message])
        return {GitLabIssue(self._token, repo_name, number)
                for number, repo_name in issues}

Contains the abstraction for a commit in GitLab. Represents a commit on GitLab. Creates a new GitLabCommit object.          :param token: A Token object to be used for authentication.         :param repository: The full repository name.         :param sha: The full commit SHA, if None given provide a branch.         :param branch: A branch name if SHA is unavailable. Note that lazy                        loading won't work in that case. Returns the commit message.          :return: Commit message as string. Retrieves the SHA of the commit:          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '674498'         ... )         >>> commit.sha         '674498'          :return: A string holding the SHA of the commit. Retrieves the repository that holds this commit.          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'         ... )         >>> commit.repository.full_name         'gitmate-test-user/test'          :return: A usable Repository instance. Retrieves the parent commit. In case of a merge commit the first parent         will be returned.          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'         ... )         >>> commit.parent.sha         '674498fd415cfadc35c5eb28b8951e800f357c6f'          :return: A Commit object. Retrieves the all commit statuses.          :return: A (frozen)set of CommitStatus objects.         :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...). # rebuild the url with full sha because gitlab doesn't work that way # Only the first of each context is the one we want Retrieves a combined status of all the commits.          :return:             Status.FAILED if any of the commits report as error or failure or             canceled             Status.PENDING if there are no statuses or a commit is pending or a             test is running             Status.SUCCESS if the latest status for all commits is success         :raises AssertionError:             If the status couldn't be matched with any of the possible outcomes             Status.SUCCESS, Status.FAILED and Status.PENDING. Adds the given status to the commit.          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '<PASSWORD>'         ... )         >>> status = CommitStatus(Status.FAILED, 'Theres a problem',         ...                       'gitmate/test')         >>> commit.set_status(status)         >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description         'Theres a problem'          If a status with the same context already exists, it will be bluntly         overridden:          >>> status.status = Status.SUCCESS         >>> status.description = "Theres no problem"         >>> commit.set_status(status)         >>> len(commit.get_statuses())         1         >>> commit.get_statuses().pop().description         'Theres no problem'          :param status: The CommitStatus to set to this commit.         :raises RuntimeError: If something goes wrong (network, auth...). Retrieves the unified diff for the commit.          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'         ... )         >>> assert (commit.get_patch_for_file('README.md') ==         ...         '--- a/README.md\n+++ b/README.md\n@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@\n '         ...         '# test\n a test repo\n+\n+a tst pr\n')          But only if it exists!          >>> commit.get_patch_for_file('IDONTEXISTFILE')         Traceback (most recent call last):          ...         IGitt.ElementDoesntExistError: The file does not exist.          :param filename: The file to retrieve patch for.         :return: A string containing the patch.         :raises ElementDoesntExistError: If the given filename does not exist. Places a comment on the commit.          >>> from os import environ         >>> commit = GitLabCommit(         ...     GitLabOAuthToken(environ['GITLAB_TEST_TOKEN']),         ...     'gitmate-test-user/test', '3fc4b86'         ... )          So this line places a comment on the bottom of the commit,         not associated to any particular piece of code:          >>> commit.comment("An issue is here!")          However, we can also comment on a particular file and line, if that is         included in the diff:          >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",         ...                'README.md', 4)          If you supply the ``pr_number`` argument, the comment will appear in         the review UI of that pull request:          >>> commit.comment("Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!",         ...                'README.md', 4, mr_number=7)          Beat that! Of course, there's a lot of error handling. If you give the         wrong file, the comment will appear below the commit with a note about         the commit, file and line:          >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll end up below!!", 'READMENOT.md', 4)          Also if the line isn't contained in the diff GitLab won't accept that         and it'll also end up below - sorry!          >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up below!!", 'README.md', 8)          If you give a pull request, the comment will appear on the PR instead:          >>> commit.comment("Oh, this'll too end up on the PR.",         ...                'README.md', 8, mr_number=7)          :param message: The body of the comment.         :param file: The file to place the comment, relative to repo root.         :param line: The line in the file in the comment or None.         :param mr_number: The iid of a merge request if this should end up in                           the discussions UI of the merge request. # Else, fallback to comment below file # Fallback to comment below the file # post a comment on commit # fallback to post the comment on relevant merge request # because gitlab is stupid Retrieves the unified diff for the commit excluding the diff index. Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed upon merging         this pull request. Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which are related to the merge         request. Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be fixed as stated in         this commit message. Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be closed as stated in         this commit message. Returns a set of GitLabIssue objects which would be resolved as stated         in this commit message.