It has been found that there are two cases in which pkgbuild was not
parsed correctly
1. Major case in which there is quotation mark inside comment line,
which would cause ValueError: No closing quotation error
2. Minor case, if there are utf symbols in pkgbuild file (e.g.
hieroglyphs, see ttf-google-fonts-git), it will case incorrect
reading in `_is_escaped` method
It has been found that previous system didn't allow to configure
specific cases (e.g. a whitelisted directory inside /usr/lib/cmake). The
current solution replaces two options to single one, which also allows a
regular expressions
Also PackageArchive class has been moved to core package, because it is
more about service rather than model
It has been found that in some cases additional packages have been added
as dependencies, like usr/share/applications, usr/lib/cmake, etc
This commit adds an ability to blacklist specific paths from processing
Instead of trying to load every database and look for files, this commit
introduces the optimization in which, the service loads packages first,
groups them by database and load files later.
In some cases it significantly descreases times for loading files
* add support of remote task tracking
* add remote call trigger implementation
* docs update
* add cross-service upload
* add notes about user
* add more ability to control upload
* multipart upload with signatures as well as safe file save
* configuration reference update
* rename watcher methods
* erase logs based on current package version
Old implementation has used process id instead, but it leads to log
removal in case of remote process trigger
* add --server flag for setup command
* restore behavior of the httploghandler
This migration includes
* removal of community repository as it is no more
* fixed paths for devtools configurations
* migration of archlinux packaging git url
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
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)
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.
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.
this also requires to move default configuration files to share/ahriman.
Thus the following features have been added
* default configuration is not stored in /usr/share/ahriman/settings
* package installed via PKGBUILD now copies files from /usr
* configuration class now fallbacks to default in /usr
In current workflow you need to run setup to run init (because of
repository name), but you need to run init before setup (because of
repository tree rights).
New solution just add `Repo.init()` method call to setup subcommand
after config reload to make sure that repository name has been applied.
In addition chown method as well as setuid method for check_output have
been added.
In this feature target option must allways point to section name instead
of type. Type will be read from type option. In case if type option is
not presented it will try to check if section with architecture exists
(e.g. target = email, section = email:x86_64); if it does, the correct
section name and type will be used. Otherwise it will check if the
specified section exists; if it does, seection name and type will be
returned.
* initial auth implementation
* add create user parser
* add tests
* update dependencies list
* add login annd logout to index also improve auth
* realworld fixes
* add method set_option to Configuration and also use it everywhere
* split CreateUser handler to additional read method
* check user duplicate on auth mapping read
* generate salt by using passlib instead of random.choice
* case-insensetive usernames
* update dependencies
* update configuration reference
* improve tests
* fix codefactor errors
* hide fields if authorization is enabled, but no auth supplied
* add settings object for auth provider
* readme update
