Branch: refs/heads/master Home: https://github.com/openSUSE/osc Commit: 2cb308105a2a387e0400ac75153c3779b74ab521 https://github.com/openSUSE/osc/commit/2cb308105a2a387e0400ac75153c3779b74ab... Author: Marcus Huewe Date: 2021-08-25 (Wed, 25 Aug 2021) Changed paths: M osc/core.py Log Message: ----------- Offer a force ("f") choice in metafile.edit's error handling code path Offer a force ("f") choice if, for instance, "osc meta prj foobar -e" fails due to a HTTPError in metafile.edit. If the force choice is selected, a new url is constructed by invoking the metafile._URLFactory instance with a "force='1'" argument (this adds a "force=1" to the original url's query string (*)) and the corresponding file is PUTed to the new url. If this PUT fails again and now the "y" choice is selected, the file is PUTed to the original url (*). (*): Stricly speaking, from metafile.edit's POV, the concrete url depends on the passed in metafile._URLFactory instance, though. Note: the metafile._URLFactory class and its is_force_supported method is a gross hack. That's why this class is marked as private (that is, we can remove it at any point in time again without breaking the API/3rd party applications). An alternative to the metafile._URLFactory approach would be manual URL parsing and manual URL construction (adding "force=1" to the query string)... but this is also pretty awkward (if done properly). Fixes: #916 ("for osc meta edit change y/n to y/n/f") Fixes: #942 ("Offer -f when prjmeta change leads to repo_dependency") Commit: 2d43ea59ddb28b541d6b5682bd5d87673e24281a https://github.com/openSUSE/osc/commit/2d43ea59ddb28b541d6b5682bd5d87673e242... Author: Marcus Huewe Date: 2021-09-02 (Thu, 02 Sep 2021) Changed paths: M osc/core.py Log Message: ----------- Merge branch 'metafile_edit_support_force' of https://github.com/marcus-h/osc Offer a force ("f") choice in metafile.edit's error handling code path. Compare: https://github.com/openSUSE/osc/compare/9b6b39801650...2d43ea59ddb2