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By default, the db-init cli tool will now create missing task-type entries in the
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only create missing task-types (do not update them), but check that the backend_name field is consistent,
each SWHTask-based task declared in a module listed in the 'task_modules' plugin registry field will be checked and added if needed; tasks which name start wit an underscore will not be added,
added task-type will have:
- the 'type' field is derived from the task's function name (with underscores replaced with dashes),
- the description field is the first line of that function's docstring,
- default values as provided by the swh.lister.cli.DEFAULT_TASK_TYPE (with a simple pattern matching to have decent default values for full/incremental tasks),
- these default values can be overloaded via the 'task_type' plugin registry entry.

For this, we had to rename all tasks names (eg. cran_lister -> list_cran).

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vlorentz added inline comments.

swh/lister/npm/__init__.py
12–18	why a specific value for npm? There should be at least a comment about this.

ardumont added inline comments.

swh/lister/cli.py
139	I like this but should this be called in the `db-init` subcommand? That will work for the docker-dev environment but what about production?
144	`key` does not convey much ;) I had to scratch my head a bit to understand it was the lister's "listing property" (full, incremental)... I don't know how to call it though.
swh/lister/npm/__init__.py
12–18	Probably because that matches the current production setup. type \| description \| backend_name \| default_interval \| min_interval \| max_interval \| backoff_factor \| max_queue_length$ -----------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+------------------+--------------+--------------+----------------+-----------------$ list-npm-full \| Full npm lister \| swh.lister.npm.tasks.NpmListerTask \| 7 days \| 7 days \| 7 days \| 1 \| $

Thanks /me likes!

I just have an issue about how we integrate this for production (we might not change a thing on our m.o., i'm just unsure ;)

swh/lister/npm/__init__.py
12–18	And why was it done in production?

swh/lister/npm/__init__.py
12–18	I don't really know (i must have kept the existing ones which we now find somehow consistently in the scheduling db). Same goes for the existing other setup, why 90 (list-full), 64 (loaders), 1 (list-incremental) day(s)? That probably sounded reasonable at some point in time.

swh/lister/npm/__init__.py
12–18	Probably because that matches the current production setup. yep!

swh/lister/cli.py
139	I am not yet sure where I want for this new feature/command to live. It might make sense to make it a dedicated command indeed (possibly called from db-init). For the production system, I guess one would prefer this 'upgrade' task to be done by hand, so I won't make it executed automagically somehow.
144	agreed, could use something like `pattern` (but it's not a regex) of `suffix` maybe?

swh/lister/cli.py
139	It might make sense to make it a dedicated command indeed (possibly called from db-init). Yes (i thought of that \m/ ;) subcommand: `register-task` or something? For the production system, I guess one would prefer this 'upgrade' task to be done by hand, so I won't make it executed automagically somehow. yes, i'd prefer that the call be manual (at least at first ;) (Also, you made it idempotent already so that should be fine to use)
144	yes, suffix sounds good. Might be adding a comment to explicit the suffix lives in a fixed set of {'full', 'incremental'} (as of now ;)