I'm trying to write a set of source services that are similar to what already exist, but with one change: I want to be able to pull data from an obs project conf. (that way I can use essentially the same package/_service for multiple versions of the same program). Use case: I have a project "foo", for which all of the packages in it use source services to download their source from git. I want to be able to have a subproject "foo:version". I'd like to be able to define the source service such that I can define the revision (an/or versions) in the project config file. (ie. osc meta prjconf --edit foo). I can easily achieve this if I can use the data in the prjconf: $osc meta prjconf foo Macros: %scm_branch master %scm_version dev $osc meta prjconf foo:version Macros: %scm_branch 3.4 %scm_version 3.4 And it can be queried using: $(osc meta prjconf <active project> | grep '%scm_branch' | awk '{print $2}') But, here, I have a few questions: - Can 'osc' be executed from a source service? - If it can, what user does it run as? - How is it authenticated to OBS? - Is it possible to query the data without authenticating? (ie. a curl/wget command to the api, for example). Finally: Is this even necessary? Is there a way I can just access the prjconf from a source service? Thanks -- Troy Telford -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help@opensuse.org