And fix another one :/

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Dumps [1] stored on belvedere on file format:

Tried this in python but for some reason (come to think of it, most probably because of session issue, it did not work...)

Sorry for the delay... I will be more responsive now.

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Sorry for the delay... I will be more responsive now.

Rebase and change load-tar to load-archive-files

deployed

gentle ping ;)

Yes, thanks for the update.

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And first, fix the model appropriately...
for gnu, the uid (primary key) should at least be the url... the name 3dldf for example exists at least for gnu and old-gnu entries so that cannot work.

My feeling about this is that the lister should flush more often and deal more appropriately with unicity constraint failure.
Prior to removing altogether the db i mean.

Mmm, it's not the debian lister specific it seems...

Please, see my latest comments.

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• Move sources.json mock to correct location

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• Rename JSONLister to FunctionalPackageLister
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I guess it's time to get rid of this database? 0:-)

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LGTM, though I think we should define the git type right away. For that, we can probably reuse a format similar to that found at https://guix.gnu.org/packages.json, which looks like:

{
    "type": "git",
    "git_url": "https://github.com/pali/0xffff.git",
    "git_ref": "0.8"
}

... where git_ref can be a tag name or a commit ID.

WDYT?

Hi @lewo and all!

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Fix type annotations and squash some commits

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I discussed with Ludo and we agreed on the fact the current packages.json file is not really suitable for the SWH usecase.
tl;dr the idea is to expose a list of sources instead of a list of packages.

Since Ludo (@civodul) posted this WIP feature on guix-devel mailing list [1] I am trying to follow this thread and I would like to help.

Since Ludo (@civodul) posted this WIP feature on guix-devel mailing list [1] I am trying to follow this thread and I would like to help.

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Rebase to latest master

Also ci job currently fails for the pep8 violations [1]:

I think my branch is almost working (i still need to rename the lister).

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By the way, i entertained the idea to write a guix lister with the current api, would that help (that could demo the tests to write as well)?

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• gnu.tree: Use .format build

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Adapt according to what's possible from the review

In D2147#50755, @ardumont wrote:

I don't think this regexp is the right solution, it's quite fragile in case a package name uses one of the keywords.

Yes, it's fragile and we don't see any better solution right now.
That's how we did it initially, we improved the current version to be a tad better though.
And also it's tested even if it's limited.

A possible solution is for get_version to only accept URLs, and split the path to find the package name.

I'm not getting the difference with the current implem.
filename is extracted from the uri in any case...

I don't think this regexp is the right solution, it's quite fragile in case a package name uses one of the keywords.

I don't think this regexp is the right solution, it's quite fragile in case a package name uses one of the keywords. A possible solution is for get_version to only accept URLs, and split the path to find the package name.

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• gnu.lister: Format timestamp to isoformat string for the tar loader
• gnu.lister: Unify timestamp formats to isoformat date in model
• gnu.tree: Drop debug statement
• gnu.lister: Update docstring samples