Bart Smaalders wrote:
http://cr.opensolaris.org/~barts/8604/
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=8604
(yes, I'll fix the copyright date :-)).
Slurps up the catalog from a repo; find the specified pkgs
(recursively if requested) and prints a list of files to
copy from one repo hierarchy to another to move those pkgs.
Apparently, build 111 requires 264244 files for manifests
and data. Yow.
gen_copy_list.py:
line 41: Unused import ptf
line 47: Unused import gunzip_from_stream (also this line is a bit long)
line 43: Unused import actions
line 36: Unused import urllib
line 47: Unused import msg
line 48: Unused import global_settings
lines 51, 53: spaces around '='
lines 142-148: why not just reuse catalog.cache_fmri() here? It will
take care of the version sorting for you, and the structure it provides
makes lookups fast. Just call read_catalog and pass it a dict for the
first argument. You'll get back a pretty structure with everything you
appear to need.
line 160: > 80 characters
Finally, with a few small additions, you could get this program to copy
all of the packages for a specific release and build. Its easy to get
all of the fmris from the catalog (assuming you have a catalog object).
For example, to get the fmris of all build 110 packages:
pkg.catalog.extract_matching_fmris(cat_object.fmris(),
patterns=["*,0.5.11-0.110"])
...or multiple builds:
pkg.catalog.extract_matching_fmris(cat_object.fmris(),
patterns=["*,0.5.11-0.110", "*,0.5.11-0.111"])
Cheers,
--
Shawn Walker
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