@jbertran Indeed, for the moment locally, it's more /api/1/provenance/

/browse/<>/ should probably be replaced by a more significant/useful route as well.

In T547#9188, @zack wrote:

local cache: we consider "revisions we haven't seen" to be revisions not seen in the past for a specific origin (the one being visited)

As per yesterday's F2F discussion, we are going to experiment (first) with 2.B (new revisions only with local cache).

The rationale is twofold:

• there is no loss of information with it (if we want, we can always further "unroll" transitive revisions later)

Ack on all the above. Just a precision on the revisions→origin mapping.

Still missing quite a few entries but the foundations are there, so Ok for
closing this.... it will grow by itself now

I've reviewed @olasd entries and completed some more.
I've also standardized how we add common information to terms, e.g. "Examples:" sections, or "Also known as:" and "Note:".

No more errors.

We need at least a draft of the glossary in good shape before the grand opening.
Remember to do this on: https://wg.softwareheritage.org/index.php?title=Glossary

Only 4132 out of 1379346 files were in errors during checks (~0.29%)

Around ~120k done.
It's rather slow, around 1.1/s.

• done in 86c1353
• packaged in python3-swh.fetcher.googlecode v0.0.3
• deployed on worker01
• worker01 is currently checking those archives

Rescheduled and no more errors now.

After checks, there are:

• 342 files in error (problem during fetch time)
• 158 corrupted files (bad length or md5 checksums mismatch)

It's a second round-trip.

In T368#5716, @ardumont wrote:

worker01 is done.

worker01 is done.

The type of repository can be extracted using the main API of the Google Code Archive. It's something extra that we should do in addition to the file download, but it'd be much better than applying heuristics do the download files (no matter how trivial they would be).

worker01 is now fetching and checking the source archives from google archive.

repository: https://forge.softwareheritage.org/diffusion/61/

Attention: as of today, we have a bit less than two months left before Google erases *all* the original VCS from Google Code. After that date, only the archived version will remain, that may be incorrect.
So we have only a bit less than two months to report bugs up to them