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Retrieve the project SVN path

medini_1056077241

I'd like to create a script that retrieves the SVN path of the project and put it into a string.

Is it possible?

This shall be used only for projects that are shared (using the "teams" menu with a right click on a project).

Regards

Samuele

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medini_1024169437

Ok, attached you will find the mentioned library. Please use it AS-IS. Sample code would look like this:

// $EXPERIMENTAL$ $STRICT_MODE$ $WARNING_AS_ERROR$ $ENHANCED_JAVA_ACCESS$
var Teams = load(".lib/teams.js");
var project = finder.scope;

if (Teams.isShared(project)) {
	var info = Teams.getInfo(project);
	console.log("Project ''{0}'' is shared at {1}", project.name, info.url);
}

Happy Scripting

Jan

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medini_1024169437

Hi Samuele,

that in theory possible and we have created an internal in official library for that. I can post it if you like but as some of the other libraries, it heavily depends on internal medini and eclipse classes.

Jan

medini_1056077241

Hi Jan,

yes it would help.

Please give me some hints on how to use it in a Script.

My use case is that i'd like to lunch a script on a project and retrieve the SVN path.

i imagine that i have to import the library and then use some kind of method or function applied to the project, referenced with this command:

var project = finder.findByType(Metamodel.projectmodel);

Thanks

Samuele

medini_1024169437

Ok, attached you will find the mentioned library. Please use it AS-IS. Sample code would look like this:

// $EXPERIMENTAL$ $STRICT_MODE$ $WARNING_AS_ERROR$ $ENHANCED_JAVA_ACCESS$
var Teams = load(".lib/teams.js");
var project = finder.scope;

if (Teams.isShared(project)) {
	var info = Teams.getInfo(project);
	console.log("Project ''{0}'' is shared at {1}", project.name, info.url);
}

Happy Scripting

Jan

medini_1056077241

Hi Jan,

thanks it worked.

Best Regard

Samuele

medini_1024169437

Please mark as answered.

Jan

medini_1005899080

Hi Jan,

it seems that I need "extended API"?:

de.ikv.medini.util.eclipse.core
Error
Thu Mar 02 17:47:01 CET 2023
Failed to execute Java Script: ReferenceError: "bind" is not defined. (...\config\scripts\.lib\teams.js#11)

Sven

medini_1024169437

Hi Sven,

then // $EXPERIMENTAL$ is missing in your first script line, right?

Jan

medini_1005899080

Hi Jan,

I used your example with // $EXPERIMENTAL$

Sven

medini_1024169437

Hi Sven,

now understood. However, it works for me if I use the above example code. I can just assume that for some reasons the above pragma is not in the first line of the code?

Second: I recognized that the lib doe snot yet work nicely with 2023 R1. Which version are you using?

Jan

medini_1005899080

I am using the 2023R1.

:-)

medini_1024169437

Hi Sven,,

the problem stating "bind" is not defined is definitely not an 23 R1 problem, maybe during copy something happened and the pragma is not in the first line of the script? Maybe it is visually but not really (hidden line break etc.) Please double check.

When it comes to the problem I faced with 23 R1, find attached an updated team.js.

Happy Scripting

Jan

medini_1005899080

Hi Jan,

after using the new lib it works.

Thanks

medini_1024169437

Glad to hear that!

Jan