On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 06:43:07AM -0000, jsuchome@svn2.opensuse.org wrote:

Author: jsuchome Date: Tue Jun 14 08:43:07 2011 New Revision: 64329

URL: http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast?rev=64329&view=rev Log: module for handling product profiles (fate#310730)

Added: trunk/yast2/library/control/src/ProductProfile.ycp (with props)

Added: trunk/yast2/library/control/src/ProductProfile.ycp URL: http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/yast2/library/control/src/ProductProfile.ycp?rev=64329&view=auto ============================================================================== --- trunk/yast2/library/control/src/ProductProfile.ycp (added) +++ trunk/yast2/library/control/src/ProductProfile.ycp Tue Jun 14 08:43:07 2011 @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +/** + * File: modules/ProductProfile.ycp + * Package: yast2 + * Summary: Functions for handling Product Profiles + * Authors: Jiri Suchomel + * + * $Id$ + */ +{ + textdomain "base"; + module "ProductProfile"; + + import "Mode"; + import "Report"; + import "YaPI::SubscriptionTools";

Where is this module? I guess yast2.rpm should have a dependency on it.

+ + // path to the profile file on the media + string profile_path = "/profile.prod"; //FIXME the name + + // Result map of isCompliance call. + // If map is not empty, contains reasons why system is not compliant. + map compliance = $[]; + + // profiles for all installed products

From an earlier commit, it is apparent that the strings are filenames (as opposed to contents of the files). Please mention that in the comment. How is the variable initialized? Wouldn't it be better to use a function, like GetComplianceMap does with compliance?

+ global list<string> all_profiles = []; + + // return the result of last compliance test + global map GetComplianceMap () { + return compliance; + } + + /** + * Checks the profile compliance with the system. + * @param if productId is not nil, check only compliance with given product + * (once new product is added, function should be called to with new product ID) + * @ret true if the system is compliant + */ + global boolean IsCompliant (integer productId) { + + list<string> profiles = []; + list<map> products = []; + list<string> sigkeys = []; + + // iterate all (or given) products and get the info about them + foreach (map product, Pkg::ResolvableProperties ("", `product, ""), { + + integer src_id = product["source"]:-1; + + if (product["status"]:`none != `selected) + return; + + if (productId != nil && src_id != productId) + return; + + // generate product map: + list<string> version_release = splitstring (product["version"]:"", "-"); + products = add (products, $[ + "arch" : product["arch"]:"", + "name" : product["name"]:"", + "version" : version_release[0]:"", + "release" : version_release[1]:"", + "vendor" : product["vendor"]:"" + ]); + + // FIXME it might be needed to check to directory.yast as well for *.profile + string profile = Pkg::SourceProvideOptionalFile (src_id, 1, profile_path); + if (profile != nil) + { + profiles = add (profiles, profile); + } + + // find the list of sigkeys

Comments like these are asking for a function: list<string> SourceSigkeys (integer src_id) { ... }

+ string dir_file = Pkg::SourceProvideOptionalFile (src_id, 1, "/directory.yast"); + map out = (map) SCR::Execute (.target.bash_output, sformat ( + "grep 'gpg-pubkey' %1 2>/dev/null", dir_file)); + list<string> keys = filter (string k, splitstring (out["stdout"]:"", "\n"), ``(k != "")); + + y2internal ("keys for %1: %2", src_id, keys); + + sigkeys = (list<string>) union (sigkeys, keys); + }); + + // remember profiles so they can be copied them to the installed system + all_profiles = union (all_profiles, profiles); + + y2internal ("products: %1", products); + + if (profiles == []) + { + y2milestone ("no product profile present"); + compliance = $[]; + return true; + } + + compliance = YaPI::SubscriptionTools::isCompliant (profiles, products, sigkeys); + return (compliance == nil); + } + + + /** + * Checks the profile compliance with the system. + * If system is not complient, shows a popup with reasons and asks + * to continue with the installation. + * @ret Returns true if system is complient or user agrees to continue + * although the complience test failed. + * @param if productId is not nil, check only compliance with given product + * (once new product is added, function should be called to with new product ID) + */ + global boolean CheckCompliance (integer productId) { + + // behavior for non-installation not defined yet + if (!Mode::installation ()) + { + return true; + } + + if (IsCompliant (productId)) + { + return true; + } + + list<string> reasons = []; + foreach (string key, any val, compliant, { + y2internal ("key %1, val %2", key, val); + if (is (val, map) && haskey ((map)val, "message")) + { + reasons = add (reasons, ((map)val)["message"]:""); + } + });

+ list<string> reasons = [ + "Architecture(x86_64) is not one of: s390x, i586", + "Number of CPU cores(2) exceeds 1" + ];

Are you sure to redeclare reasons? Is this a forgotten example list?

+ + return Report::AnyQuestion ( + // popup dialog caption + _("Warning"), + // popup message, %1 is list of problems + sformat (_("The system is not compliant with provided profile: + +%1 + +Do you want to continue or abort the installation?"), + mergestring (reasons, "\n") + ), + // button label + _("&Continue Installation"), + // button label + _("&Abort Installation"), + `no_button + ); + } +}

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