Old implementation has used add step in order to fetch dependencies,
which could lead to build errors in case if dependency list was updated.
New solution uses dependencies which are declared at current version and
fetch them (if required and if enabled) before update process.
Closes#90
The newest mypy produces the following warning:
src/ahriman/application/handlers/search.py:43: error: Non-overlapping identity check (left operand type: "Union[_DefaultFactory[Any], Literal[_MISSING_TYPE.MISSING]]", right operand type: "Type[List[Any]]") [comparison-overlap]
which is more likely caused by updated dataclass models to protoocol (however decorators are still calllable). This commit masks problematic line from checking
This change requires srcinfo at least 0.1.2 version. Unfortunatelly aur
api don't support architecture specific arrays for now, so we just leave
it as is
Closes#82
In some cases (e.g. during addition of the package to build queue) we don't have
full information about package inself; in these cases we produce lines
with empty architecture, which duplicates normal ones.
This commit changes architecture column type to required and also
filters packages which don't have architecture set yet.
Closes#83
This commit also extends configuration of the multilib option, adding
the ability to exlcude multilib repository from repositories list
Note, that in order to support repository list and mirror correctly,
alpm configuration section is now architectture specific
Some commands have been moved to another group and thus having another
default name (old subcommands are still available...for now):
* daemon -> repo-daemon
* key-import -> service-key-import
* repo-clean -> service-clean
* repo-config -> service-config
* repo-config-validate -> service-config-validate
* repo-setup -> service-setup
* repo-shell -> service-shell
* version -> help-version
Note that this commit contains the following breaking changes:
* remote pull and remote push triggers are now enabled by default (with
empty target list)
* remote pull and remote push triggers now require target option to be
set (old behaviour had fallback on `gitremote`)
* validation is now considered to be stable, so it is enabled by default
in docker image (can be disabled however)
Some commands were made unsafe in old versions, but nowadays they can be
run without having special privileges.
There was also a bug in which status commands were not available if you
are not ahriman user and unix socket is used. It has been fixed by
switching to manual socket creation (see also
https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp/issues/4155)
This reverts commit 5c4d3eeffd.
Original solution has introduced special workaround (strict flag) which
contradicts the concept of immutable context. Moreover, it introduces
possible side-effects, because child process will use the one set by
parent instead of having own one.
The correct solution is to re-create context in process entry point
Sorry, it was Jan 1 and I was drunk :(
In case of immediate handle load it would try to sync databases (or at
least to create database files), which is not possible in case if
command is run as non-ahriman user. This commit makes handle load lazy
and allows to run some commands as non-ahriman user
* Unlike older version, currently service will always try to pull AUR
package to check version. Previously if no-vcs flag is set, it would
ignore VCS packages completelly
* Introduce build.vcs_allowed_age option. If set, it will skip version
calculation if package age (now - build_date) is less than this value
This feature can be used for unauthorized access to apis - e.g. for
reporting service if it is run on the same machine. Since now it becomes
recommended way for the interprocess communication, thus some options
(e.g. creating user with as-service flag) are no longer available now
In case if password is asked via getpass, it is possible to make typo
and user will not see the mistake. In order to avoid it, additional
confirmation has been added
* implement log storage at backend
* handle process id during removal. During one process we can write logs from different packages in different times (e.g. check and update later) and we would like to store all logs belong to the same process
* set package context in main functions
* implement logs support in interface
* filter out logs posting http logs
* add timestamp to log records
* hide getting logs under reporter permission
List of breaking changes:
* `ahriman.core.lazy_logging.LazyLogging` has been renamed to `ahriman.core.log.LazyLogging`
* `ahriman.core.configuration.Configuration.from_path` does not have `quiet` attribute now
* `ahriman.core.configuration.Configuration` class does not have `load_logging` method now
* `ahriman.core.status.client.Client.load` requires `report` argument now
The issue appears together with --intent-to-add flag for adding new
files. Original testing has been performed by having already added new
files, thus it passed all checks.
This commit also adds `commit_author` option which will allow to
overwrite the author.
Old logic used OR condition, i.e. if set from-database, it would ignore
the --depends-on flag. In new logic it calculates dependencies based on
the package list, which can be retrieved from database
By default this feature is enabled. On the first run it will copy (if
exists) databases from filesystem to local cache (one per each
architecture). Later it will use this cache for all alpm operations. In
order to update this cache, some commands (mainly package building)
provide `-y`/`--refresh` option which has same semantics as pacman -Sy
does.
Note however that due to extending `Pacman` class some methods were
renamed in order to be more descriptive:
* `Pacman.all_packages` -> `Pacman.packages`
* `Pacman.get` -> `Pacman.package_get`
This commit also adds multilib repository to the default docker image
which was missed.
* Move devtools executable to ahriman home, because we don't really
need to use executable inside root
* Use named sudoers file instead of single file. It will allow easily to
remove file as well as use setup command for several
repositories/architectures
