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Add first PTL template -- ptl_election_season

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This slightly more complex than expected as we need to tie the template
to the config so we don't try to get_event() for TC events and fail.

This has been done in the least invasive way possible, we'll tidy things
up at the end of the series

Change-Id: Ib3c25072590507f347ee5ab3f3865eb4c991a34b
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Tony Breeds 2019-02-08 14:36:19 +11:00
parent 488c68a80c
commit 08cbef67fe
1 changed files with 31 additions and 23 deletions
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openstack_election/cmds/template_emails.py
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@ -15,23 +15,27 @@ LEADERLESS_URL = ('http://governance.openstack.org/resolutions/'
time_frame = "%(start_str)s - %(end_str)s" % (conf['timeframe']) time_frame = "%(start_str)s - %(end_str)s" % (conf['timeframe'])
start_release, _, end_release = conf['timeframe']['name'].partition('-') start_release, _, end_release = conf['timeframe']['name'].partition('-')
tc_fmt_args = dict(
seats=conf['tc_seats'], if conf['election_type'] == 'tc':
time_frame=time_frame, tc_fmt_args = dict(
start_release=start_release, seats=conf['tc_seats'],
end_release=end_release, time_frame=time_frame,
last_release=end_release.lower(), start_release=start_release,
start_nominations=utils.get_event('TC Nominations')['start_str'], end_release=end_release,
end_nominations=utils.get_event('TC Nominations')['end_str'], last_release=end_release.lower(),
campaign_start=utils.get_event('TC Campaigning')['start_str'], start_nominations=utils.get_event('TC Nominations')['start_str'],
campaign_end=utils.get_event('TC Campaigning')['end_str'], end_nominations=utils.get_event('TC Nominations')['end_str'],
election_start=utils.get_event('TC Elections')['start_str'], campaign_start=utils.get_event('TC Campaigning')['start_str'],
election_end=utils.get_event('TC Elections')['end_str'], campaign_end=utils.get_event('TC Campaigning')['end_str'],
poll_name='%s TC Election' % (conf['release'].capitalize()), election_start=utils.get_event('TC Elections')['start_str'],
reference_url=REFERENCE_URL, election_end=utils.get_event('TC Elections')['end_str'],
future_release=end_release.lower(), poll_name='%s TC Election' % (conf['release'].capitalize()),
release=conf['release'], reference_url=REFERENCE_URL,
) future_release=end_release.lower(),
release=conf['release'],
)
elif conf['election_type'] == 'ptl':
ptl_fmt_args = dict()
def ptl_election_season(): def ptl_election_season():
@ -453,14 +457,13 @@ Thank you,
def main(): def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser('Tool to generate form emails') parser = argparse.ArgumentParser('Tool to generate form emails')
# Use a sub parser so we can have diffent template choices based on the # Use a sub parser so we can have different template choices based on the
# election_type # election_type
cmd_parsers = parser.add_subparsers(dest='election_type', cmd_parsers = parser.add_subparsers(dest='election_type',
help=('Type of election. Choices ' help='Type of election.')
'tc')) parser_ptl = cmd_parsers.add_parser('ptl')
# FIXME(tonyb): Do this after the TC election is over parser_ptl.add_argument('template',
# parser_ptl = cmd_parsers.add_parser('ptl') choices=['election_season'])
# parser_ptl.add_argument('template', choices=[])
parser_tc = cmd_parsers.add_parser('tc') parser_tc = cmd_parsers.add_parser('tc')
parser_tc.add_argument('template', parser_tc.add_argument('template',
choices=['election_season', 'nominations_kickoff', choices=['election_season', 'nominations_kickoff',
@ -473,6 +476,11 @@ def main():
parser.print_help(sys.stderr) parser.print_help(sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1) sys.exit(1)
if args.election_type != conf['election_type']:
print('Requested %s but repo is currently configured for %s' %
(args.election_type, conf['election_type']))
sys.exit(1)
func_name = '%(election_type)s_%(template)s' % (args.__dict__) func_name = '%(election_type)s_%(template)s' % (args.__dict__)
if func_name in globals(): if func_name in globals():
func = globals()[func_name] func = globals()[func_name]