gitlab-org--gitlab-foss/lib/gitlab/repo_path.rb
Bob Van Landuyt 2fdda74458 Fall back to project repository type by default
This makes sure that we always have a repository type when trying to
parse a repository from a path.

This is needed because sometimes we want to perform access checks as
if the project already existed, for example when creating a project on
push.

Before this we were only doing that when accessing git over http, this
makes sure it also works correctly when accessing git over SSH
2019-04-05 10:51:42 +00:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Gitlab
module RepoPath
NotFoundError = Class.new(StandardError)
def self.parse(repo_path)
project_path = repo_path.sub(/\.git\z/, '').sub(%r{\A/}, '')
# Detect the repo type based on the path, the first one tried is the project
# type, which does not have a suffix.
Gitlab::GlRepository.types.each do |_name, type|
# If the project path does not end with the defined suffix, try the next
# type.
# We'll always try to find a project with an empty suffix (for the
# `Gitlab::GlRepository::PROJECT` type.
next unless project_path.end_with?(type.path_suffix)
project, was_redirected = find_project(project_path.chomp(type.path_suffix))
redirected_path = project_path if was_redirected
# If we found a matching project, then the type was matched, no need to
# continue looking.
return [project, type, redirected_path] if project
end
# When a project did not exist, the parsed repo_type would be empty.
# In that case, we want to continue with a regular project repository. As we
# could create the project if the user pushing is allowed to do so.
[nil, Gitlab::GlRepository.default_type, nil]
end
def self.find_project(project_path)
project = Project.find_by_full_path(project_path, follow_redirects: true)
was_redirected = project && project.full_path.casecmp(project_path) != 0
[project, was_redirected]
end
end
end