Private PPA require using username/password to access their files,
so make this information available. This gets the currently logged in
user's "subscription URL", which includes the authentication data.
support the param for both native BPPH as well as Debian Snapshot
emulated BPPH
add sourceFileUrls() function
add helper functions to get file urls, checksums, and size
The 'all' arch makes it possible to not actually have all the
BPPH records for all archs, depending on how we've been called
previously (i.e. with which archs and/or no archs).
It's safer to just maintain our cache and recheck it each time if needed.
Allow specifying what package statuses should be searched for.
By default search only for Pending and Published, unless a specific
version number is being searched for.
For PPA and UCA repos, the latest build is not necessarily in the
'development' release; so for those SourcePackage classes, search
all the 'active' series (starting with latest devel) for any
matches to the provided package name. This allows not having to
specify the series name when looking in PPA/UCA repos for the 'latest'
version of a specific package.
Also update getBinaries() to allow retreival by binary name
This significantly speeds up binary file lookup for non-published
package versions, since we can get the list of binary urls, but
then have to look up the BPPH for each of those urls, which is slow.
If the user only wants a specific binary package and/or arch, this
speeds up getting that, especially for packages with a lot of binary
files (like the kernel).
look in its PPA for its SPPHs
look up the development (latest) UCA release if not specified
use the 'series' param as the UCA release, instead of 'uca_release' param
instead of debian.debian_support.Version, use ubuntutools version,
which extends it and adds the strip_epoch() function which is
needed to convert full version string to version used in filenames
It was using the same parameters to get Source and Binary packages build
history, but source packages need a distro series, and binary packages
need distro arch series, as the results are arch dependent.
Signed-off-by: Mattia Rizzolo <mattia@debian.org>
