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Re: [zypp-devel] Re: [zypp-commit] r10919 - /trunk/libzypp/zypp/parser/RepoindexFileReader.cc
- From: Michael Andres <ma@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 15:39:05 +0200
- Message-id: <20080903133905.GA22741@xxxxxxx>
On Wed, Sep 03, Michael Matz wrote:
Furthermore the location of this test in zypp/parser/RepoindexFileReader
questionable.
Parsing a file should not require an initialized target. Your code will
throw e.g in installation mode because there is no target.
You also restrict us to parse only matching repoinfos. That's %^&*(.
Parsing a file is not the same as using a repo.
This test is not a parsers job (->RepoManager).
And the default action for repositories with unknown or not matching
target distribution should probably be configurable. Why not asking the
user, and if no user available, use a config default.
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If I understand the code correctly I don't think this is a good idea. If
the repofile doesn't have any entry for "distro_target" it will be
skipped. I rather would think that this is supposed to mean "don't care".
Even _if_ it has a target-distro set (that's a new concept anyway, right?)
why should we reject to use it? E.g. if it's completely self-contained
(in the sense of only having external dependencies on, say, libc), like I
would expect with some vendor repos, I can and want to use it on all
distros.
Also, how is the name matched? Above it's a string comparison. But 11.1
and SLES11 will be roughly the same, for instance.
To me it sounds more a feature needlessly annoying users. What's the
purpose of this?
Furthermore the location of this test in zypp/parser/RepoindexFileReader
questionable.
Parsing a file should not require an initialized target. Your code will
throw e.g in installation mode because there is no target.
You also restrict us to parse only matching repoinfos. That's %^&*(.
Parsing a file is not the same as using a repo.
This test is not a parsers job (->RepoManager).
And the default action for repositories with unknown or not matching
target distribution should probably be configurable. Why not asking the
user, and if no user available, use a config default.
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cu,
Michael Andres
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