Using ArrayUtils.isEmpty to test arrays and collections

James Moger

2012-01-05 0db5c4710b27969a8e1e49a752c541f5e0bb0a32

 src/com/gitblit/FederationPullExecutor.java

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@
import com.gitblit.models.RepositoryModel;

import com.gitblit.models.TeamModel;

import com.gitblit.models.UserModel;

import com.gitblit.utils.ArrayUtils;

import com.gitblit.utils.FederationUtils;

import com.gitblit.utils.FileUtils;

import com.gitblit.utils.JGitUtils;

@@ -339,7 +340,7 @@


                     // update team repositories

                     TeamModel remoteTeam = user.getTeam(teamname);

                     if (remoteTeam != null && remoteTeam.repositories != null) {

                     if (remoteTeam != null && !ArrayUtils.isEmpty(remoteTeam.repositories)) {

                        int before = team.repositories.size();

                        team.addRepositories(remoteTeam.repositories);

                        int after = team.repositories.size();

@@ -409,7 +410,8 @@
               if (scriptName.endsWith(".groovy")) {

                  scriptName = scriptName.substring(0,  scriptName.indexOf(".groovy"));

               }

               File file = new File(registrationFolderFile, registration.name + "_" + scriptName + ".groovy");

               File file = new File(registrationFolderFile, registration.name + "_"

                     + scriptName + ".groovy");

               FileUtils.writeContent(file, script.getValue());

            }

         }