Added support for getting all the available branches for a build type.

[pauldotknopf]

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[stack72]

Hey @theonlylawislove, thats for the PR, can you show my a sample implementation for this and what you would expect to get back from the TeamCity API for it? I want to be able to make sure I understand what you are trying to achieve

Thanks

Paul

[pauldotknopf]

I needed this to get a list of all the branches currently available for a build. I added an integration test to demonstrate that it works.

I needed this in my app because I don't just display all recent builds, I show each branch, and then the builds in each branch. I know TeamCity supports as a branch name, but there could be a change a branch hasn't been built in a while. Also, this is the only way to find out what branch is the "Default" branch.

[stack72]

Hi Paul,

I have looked at said test,

[Test]

•    public void it_returns_all_branches()
  

•    {
  

•        var branches = _client.Branches.ByBuildLocator(BuildTypeLocator.WithId("bt787" /*git-tfs*/));
  

•        Assert.That(branches.Any(), "Could not get any branches from the tfs-git project.");
  

•    }
  

This specific test said that it couldn’t get any branches back for that project. What would a successful call to the API return?

Paul

On Sunday, 10 November 2013 at 22:19, Paul Knopf wrote:

I needed this to get a list of all the branches currently available for a build. I added an integration test to demonstrate that it works.
I needed this in my app because I don't just display all recent builds, I show each branch, and then the builds in each branch. I know TeamCity supports as a branch name, but there could be a change a branch hasn't been built in a while. Also, this is the only way to find out what branch is the "Default" branch.

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[pauldotknopf]

Currently, the API is returning:

branches[0]
{TeamCitySharp.DomainEntities.Branch}
    Default: true
    Name: "refs/heads/master"
branches[1]
{TeamCitySharp.DomainEntities.Branch}
    Default: false
    Name: "481"

The actual JSON returned is:

{
   "branch":[
      {
         "name":"refs/heads/master",
         "default":true
      },
      {
         "name":"481"
      }
   ]
}

I just did the query to get these results. What are you seeing?

[pauldotknopf]

Hey, I also added support for querying a single build. Previously, there was only support for getting a list of builds which only had a subset of the information that is available when querying a single build.

[pauldotknopf]

Is there anything you want me to change to get this merged in?