Add a commit log viewer next to the analysis results viewer
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172399

Reviewed by Chris Dumez.

Add a commit log viewer next to the analysis results viewer, which visualizes the A/B testing results.

Also linkify the revisions in the table that shows the status of each A/B testing job,
and allow the prefix of "r" when associating a Subversion revision.

Finally, Fixed a bug that the list of commits associated with the analysis task were not re-rendered
when the list was updated by the user.

* public/v3/components/analysis-results-viewer.js:
(AnalysisResultsViewer): Added _selectorRadioButtonList as an instance variable. It's a list of radio
buttons to select a configuration (A/B) with a commit set. It's added to update the checked status of
radio buttons upon changing the currently selected test group.
(AnalysisResultsViewer.prototype.setTestGroups): Update the selected range to that of the currently
selected group.
(AnalysisResultsViewer.prototype.render): Fill _selectorRadioButtonList with radio buttons.

* public/v3/components/commit-log-viewer.js:
(CommitLogViewer): Added _showRepositoryName as an instance variable.
(CommitLogViewer.prototype.setShowRepositoryName): Added.
(CommitLogViewer.prototype.render): Hide the repository name when _showRepositoryName is false. This
is used in the newly added commit log viewer for the analysis results since we're showing a select
element with all the names of repositories above this component.

* public/v3/components/test-group-revision-table.js:
(TestGroupRevisionTable.prototype._buildCommitCell): Linkify the revisions if possible.

* public/v3/models/analysis-task.js:
(AnalysisTask.prototype.associateCommit): Strip "r" at the beginning for a Subversion like r12345
since that's the format we use to show to the user. This makes copy & paste easier.

* public/v3/pages/analysis-task-page.js:
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane): Added a bunch of new instance variables to show and update the commit log
viewer next to the analysis results viewer.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.prototype.setPoints): Create the list of repositories to show details.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.prototype.didConstructShadowTree): Re-render when the current selected test
group changes since that may have updated the selected range for A/B testing. Also re-render when
a new repository is selected to show details.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.prototype.render): Update the list of repositories and the commit log viewer.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.prototype._renderRepositoryList): Renders the list of repositories.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.prototype._updateCommitViewer): Updates the commit log viewer given the range
selected in the analysis results viewer.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.htmlTemplate): Updated the template.
(AnalysisTaskResultsPane.cssTemplate): Ditto.
(AnalysisTaskTestGroupPane.cssTemplate): Add a little space between the list of results and the table
of A/B testing jobs with revisions.
(AnalysisTaskPage.prototype.render): Fixed the bug that the list of commits associated with the task
is not updated when the list changes the task or the start point never changed when the list of commits
associated with the task changed. Make the lazily evaluated function compare the actual list of commits
so that it will invoke _renderCauseAndFixes when the list changes.
(AnalysisTaskPage.prototype._renderCauseAndFixes): Now renders a specific list.


git-svn-id: http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk@217173 268f45cc-cd09-0410-ab3c-d52691b4dbfc
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tree: 912ac6304fd39e2b35e7e96cca5a44920f7685c2
  1. Examples/
  2. JSTests/
  3. LayoutTests/
  4. ManualTests/
  5. PerformanceTests/
  6. Source/
  7. Tools/
  8. WebKit.xcworkspace/
  9. WebKitLibraries/
  10. Websites/
  11. .dir-locals.el
  12. .gitattributes
  13. .gitignore
  14. ChangeLog
  15. ChangeLog-2012-05-22
  16. CMakeLists.txt
  17. Makefile
  18. Makefile.shared
  19. ReadMe.md
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