Vsevolod Fedorov 18efe5066b Unify variable and tags expansion inside jobs and macros
Expand variables inside macros without parameters and jobs
the same way as they are expanded inside macros with parameters
and job templates.
Make tags behave inside macros without parameters and jobs
the same way as they are expanded inside macros with parameters
and job templates.
Update or fix affected tests.

Story: 2010588
Story: 2010963
Story: 2010535
Task: 47394
Task: 49069
Task: 47151

Change-Id: Ie05ae6aa386c62ebbf68dd3e2c7001a4e444a47a
2024-01-19 12:31:42 +03:00

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from dataclasses import dataclass
from functools import partial
from .errors import JenkinsJobsException
from .position import Pos
macro_specs = [
# type_name, elements_name (aka component_type, component_list_type for Registry).
("parameter", "parameters"),
("property", "properties"),
("builder", "builders"),
("wrapper", "wrappers"),
("trigger", "triggers"),
("publisher", "publishers"),
("scm", "scm"),
("pipeline-scm", "pipeline-scm"),
("reporter", "reporters"),
("notification", "notifications"),
]
@dataclass
class Macro:
name: str
pos: Pos
elements: list
@classmethod
def add(
cls,
type_name,
elements_name,
config,
roots,
data,
pos,
):
d = data.copy()
name = d.pop_required_loc_string("name")
elements = d.pop_required_element(elements_name)
if d:
example_key = next(iter(d.keys()))
raise JenkinsJobsException(
f"In {type_name} macro {name!r}: unexpected elements: {','.join(d.keys())}",
pos=data.key_pos.get(example_key),
)
macro = cls(name, pos, elements or [])
roots.assign(roots.macros[type_name], name, macro, "macro")
macro_adders = {
macro_type: partial(Macro.add, macro_type, elements_name)
for macro_type, elements_name in macro_specs
}