This results in a major refactor of the code to use launchpadlib directly
instead of the ubuntutools.lp.lpapicache module in ubuntu-dev-tools which is
idiosyncratic and does not expose the full launchpad API. Easier to rewrite
to use the standard library.
Previously running-autopkgtests was added to the source but
wasn't correctly added to the scripts in setup.py, so it wasn't
actually available in the installed package. This also adds the
script to the package description.
qemu-debootstrap is deprecated for a while. In newer qemu release
the command is totally removed. We can use debootstrap directly.
Signed-off-by: Ying-Chun Liu (PaulLiu) <paulliu@debian.org>
Created a new changelog entry to include addition of the running-autopkgtests
script. This includes a refactor of the original script resulting in a new
module in ubuntutools, test cases, and the addition an argument parser to
allow printing just the queued tests, just the running tests, or both
(default).
This script will print out all of the running and queued autokpgtests.
Originally this was a script titled lp-test-isrunning
from lp:~ubuntu-server/+git/ubuntu-helpers.
Do it at the begin instead of replicating the same code inside the tool itself.
This fixes e.g. this failure:
./ubuntu-build --batch --retry morsmall
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/tmp/ubuntu-dev-tools/ubuntu-build", line 317, in <module>
main()
File "/tmp/ubuntu-dev-tools/ubuntu-build", line 289, in main
can_retry = args.retry and me.canUploadPackage(
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'canUploadPackage'
This is a partial revert of 1e20363.
When downloading a .diff.gz source package file, we do expect it to be
written to disk still compressed. If we were to uncompress it, then we
would get a size mismatch and even if we were to ignore that, we'd get a
hash mismatch.
On the other hand when downloading a changes file we need to make sure
that is written to disk uncompressed.
To make this work in both cases we can ask the HTTP server for no
special content encoding using "Accept-Encoding: identity". This is what
wget requests, for example. Then we can write the output to the file
without performing any decoding at our end by using the raw response
object again.
This fixes both cases.
LP: #2025748
