oops I didn't mean to commit this yet

add test_stream_results_kwarg

Because, if there is a single yield expression in the function's AST, Python parses the function as a generator, so it can only return generator objects None.

Below is how it looks so far:

@ardumont noticed the replication was blocked, but our automated monitoring didn't alert us. He unblocked the replication, so your code should appear in the next hours.

Dulwich 0.19.10 (released in january 2019) changed the way they handle signatures on annotated tags, so we silently drop all signatures since we started using it (probably whenever we upgraded loaders to Buster).

This may simply be lag between the loader's and the frontend's databases.

It is now somewhat documented here: https://forge.softwareheritage.org/source/swh-environment/browse/master/docker/services/swh-graph/entrypoint.sh

Thanks!

docstring for each policy

it works, finally

_traverse should raise errors instead of silently ignoring unexpected nodes.

rebase

rebase

Do you restart regularly the graph service (through some docker-compose command) so the commands gets executed to fill it?

rewrite forms as well

oops, wrong commits

partition all the topics

thanks

I decided to make the swh-graph container create the compressed graph itself before starting. That's the easiest way to use it AND to implement it IMO.