Package com.atlassian.jira.upgrade

Class DefaultBuildVersionRegistry

java.lang.Object
com.atlassian.jira.upgrade.DefaultBuildVersionRegistry
All Implemented Interfaces:
BuildVersionRegistry
@InjectableComponent public class DefaultBuildVersionRegistry extends Object implements BuildVersionRegistry
Default implementation which looks up the known versions from the file build-versions.properties.
Since:
v4.1

  • Constructor Details

    • DefaultBuildVersionRegistry

      public DefaultBuildVersionRegistry(BuildUtilsInfo buildUtilsInfo)

  • Method Details

    • getVersionForBuildNumber

      public BuildVersionRegistry.BuildVersion getVersionForBuildNumber(int buildNumber)
      Description copied from interface: BuildVersionRegistry

      Takes a build number and attempts to resolve it to a released (or unreleased during development) version of JIRA. If the build number does not directly correspond to a released version of JIRA, we attempt to infer the version by searching for the next known build number above the input.

      For example, if the build number is 207, the version returned would be 3.8, as it has a build number of 209. In this case, the resulting BuildVersionRegistry.BuildVersion object will have a build number corresponding to the target build number and not the input build number, as the target build number is the official number against that version.

      If the input build number is higher than any known build number, we return the currently running version of JIRA.

      Specified by:
      getVersionForBuildNumber in interface BuildVersionRegistry
      Parameters:
      buildNumber - the build number to look up
      Returns:
      the version that corresponds to this build number.

    • getVersionForBuildNumber

      public BuildVersionRegistry.BuildVersion getVersionForBuildNumber(String targetBuildNumber)
      Description copied from interface: BuildVersionRegistry

      Takes a build number and attempts to resolve it to a released (or unreleased during development) version of JIRA. If the build number does not directly correspond to a released version of JIRA, we attempt to infer the version by searching for the next known build number above the input.

      For example, if the build number is 207, the version returned would be 3.8, as it has a build number of 209. In this case, the resulting BuildVersionRegistry.BuildVersion object will have a build number corresponding to the target build number and not the input build number, as the target build number is the official number against that version.

      If the input build number is higher than any known build number, we return the currently running version of JIRA.

      Specified by:
      getVersionForBuildNumber in interface BuildVersionRegistry
      Parameters:
      targetBuildNumber - the build number to look up; must be not null and parseable to an integer.
      Returns:
      the version that corresponds to this build number.

    • getBuildNumberForVersion

      public BuildVersionRegistry.BuildVersion getBuildNumberForVersion(@Nonnull String targetVersion)
      Description copied from interface: BuildVersionRegistry

      Takes a version string and attempts to resolve it to a released (or unreleased during development) build number of JIRA. If the version string does not directly correspond to a released build number, return MAX_INT

      Specified by:
      getBuildNumberForVersion in interface BuildVersionRegistry
      Parameters:
      targetVersion - the version string to look up (e.g. 6.0.5); must be not null.
      Returns:
      the build number that corresponds to this version.