<commit_before>r'''
Classes to represent a Gerrit code review and its patch sets

Typically, objects of these classes are created by executing
Query operations. There is little obvious use for a bare Review
or Patchset object.

Both classes override __getattr__ to provide acees to the underling
raw JSON. Thus, instead of::

    ref = somepatchset.raw['ref']

one can simply do::

    ref = somepatchset.ref

It also obviates the need to declare many properties that simply
return a field, without needing any manipulation.

However, some properties such as the patchset number, are defined
as explicit properties to allow conversion to a more natural type.

As a note for contributors, it might seem to make sense to move
these classes into the `query` module. But it is not difficult to
envisage other modules which operate solely on collections of
Review or Patchset objects, and do not themselves need to be
coupled to the `gerritsite` or `query` modules.

Safe for: from review import *

'''

import datetime as dt

try:  # pragma: no cover
    import urllib.parse as urlp  # Python 3
except:  # pragma: no cover
    import urlparse as urlp  # Python 2


class Patchset(object):
    '''
    A single patch set within a GerritReview

    :param review: The enclosing Review object
    :param raw: The raw JSON extracted from the Review details

    :raises:
        TypeError if review is not a Review object, or if raw is not<commit_msg>Specify ImportError on ctach clause<commit_after>r'''
Classes to represent a Gerrit code review and its patch sets

Typically, objects of these classes are created by executing
Query operations. There is little obvious use for a bare Review
or Patchset object.

Both classes override __getattr__ to provide acees to the underling
raw JSON. Thus, instead of::

    ref = somepatchset.raw['ref']

one can simply do::

    ref = somepatchset.ref

It also obviates the need to declare many properties that simply
return a field, without needing any manipulation.

However, some properties such as the patchset number, are defined
as explicit properties to allow conversion to a more natural type.

As a note for contributors, it might seem to make sense to move
these classes into the `query` module. But it is not difficult to
envisage other modules which operate solely on collections of
Review or Patchset objects, and do not themselves need to be
coupled to the `gerritsite` or `query` modules.

Safe for: from review import *

'''

import datetime as dt

try:  # pragma: no cover
    import urllib.parse as urlp  # Python 3
except ImportError:  # pragma: no cover
    import urlparse as urlp  # Python 2


class Patchset(object):
    '''
    A single patch set within a GerritReview

    :param review: The enclosing Review object
    :param raw: The raw JSON extracted from the Review details

    :raises:
        TypeError if review is not a Review object, or if raw is not
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