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The CLI seems to have lost the ability to query overrides by attributes other than user #1679

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bowlofeggs opened this issue Jul 11, 2017 · 1 comment
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Client Issues with the bodhi command line interface tool High priority These issues are higher priority than normal

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It used to be possible to query overrides by package name, and possibly other attributes. The current CLI only allows querying by user:

$ bodhi overrides query --help                                  
Usage: bodhi overrides query [OPTIONS]                     

  Query the buildroot overrides.                           

Options:                                                   
  --user TEXT  Updates submitted by a specific user        
  --staging    Use the staging bodhi instance              
  --url TEXT   URL of a Bodhi server. Ignored if --staging is set. Can be set                                          
               with BODHI_URL environment variable         
  --help       Show this message and exit.

I'm going to mark this as high priority since it is a regression.

@bowlofeggs bowlofeggs added Client Issues with the bodhi command line interface tool High priority These issues are higher priority than normal labels Jul 11, 2017
@ryanlerch ryanlerch self-assigned this Jul 18, 2017
ryanlerch added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 25, 2017
This adds support in the Bodhi CLI for querying
buildroot overrides by expired/active status,
release, and package name.

Fixes #1679
matt8754 pushed a commit to matt8754/bodhi that referenced this issue Jul 26, 2017
This adds support in the Bodhi CLI for querying
buildroot overrides by expired/active status,
release, and package name.

Fixes fedora-infra#1679
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The patch for this issue should be included in the upcoming 2.10.0 release:

#1744

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