41 lines
1.5 KiB
Ruby
41 lines
1.5 KiB
Ruby
module Gitlab
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module Git
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class Branch < Ref
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def initialize(repository, name, target)
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if target.is_a?(Gitaly::FindLocalBranchResponse)
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target = target_from_gitaly_local_branches_response(target)
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end
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super(repository, name, target)
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end
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def target_from_gitaly_local_branches_response(response)
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# Git messages have no encoding enforcements. However, in the UI we only
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# handle UTF-8, so basically we cross our fingers that the message force
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# encoded to UTF-8 is readable.
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message = response.commit_subject.dup.force_encoding('UTF-8')
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# NOTE: For ease of parsing in Gitaly, we have only the subject of
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# the commit and not the full message. This is ok, since all the
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# code that uses `local_branches` only cares at most about the
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# commit message.
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# TODO: Once gitaly "takes over" Rugged consider separating the
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# subject from the message to make it clearer when there's one
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# available but not the other.
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hash = {
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id: response.commit_id,
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message: message,
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authored_date: Time.at(response.commit_author.date.seconds),
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author_name: response.commit_author.name,
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author_email: response.commit_author.email,
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committed_date: Time.at(response.commit_committer.date.seconds),
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committer_name: response.commit_committer.name,
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committer_email: response.commit_committer.email
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}
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Gitlab::Git::Commit.decorate(hash)
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end
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end
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end
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end
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