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Since we use repository.settings as a kind of dump for all sorts of settings, some user-facing and some not, this lets us leave the db as it is, but pretend to have separate models for each "kind" of setting.
37 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
37 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
module Travis::API::V3
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class Services::Requests::Create < Service
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TIME_FRAME = 1.hour
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LIMIT = 10
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private_constant :TIME_FRAME, :LIMIT
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result_type :request
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params "request", "user", :config, :message, :branch, :token
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def run
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raise LoginRequired unless access_control.logged_in? or access_control.full_access?
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raise NotFound unless repository = find(:repository)
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access_control.permissions(repository).create_request!
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user = find(:user) if access_control.full_access? and params_for? 'user'.freeze
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user ||= access_control.user
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remaining = remaining_requests(repository)
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raise RequestLimitReached, repository: repository if remaining == 0
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payload = query.schedule(repository, user)
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accepted(remaining_requests: remaining, repository: repository, request: payload)
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end
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def limit(repository)
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repository.admin_settings.api_builds_rate_limit || Travis.config.requests_create_api_limit || LIMIT
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end
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def remaining_requests(repository)
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api_builds_rate_limit = limit(repository)
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return api_builds_rate_limit if access_control.full_access?
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count = query(:requests).count(repository, TIME_FRAME)
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count > api_builds_rate_limit ? 0 : api_builds_rate_limit - count
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end
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end
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end
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