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We need to query the source packages of the update to be able to figure out the name of the given staged update, for now we're sticking to the promise that staged updates are single units
Avoid multiple nested ifs, to the code more readable
This is mainly to avoid collisions later on
Build parameter was missing, so query would return all jobs for given parameters
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USER_AGENT = "manual-trigger.py (https://github.com/os-autoinst/scripts)" |
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Ticket: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/190158
This script is only a proof of concept based of what I understood of what openqabot does.
I basically started off from #468 for some boilerplate and ended up with this script. So aside from requiring
GITEA_TOKEN
as environment variable, it also requires osc credentials for the given build service api (--bs
, defaults to api.opensuse.org)To call it:
Which results in the following openqa-cli call:
This is mostly the flow for incident updates (or staged updates), I don't quite get yet how the aggregated updates are handled.
There's also a hardcoded architecture, but that shouldn't be a blocker at this stage, I tried this on my local openQA instance with the following job-group:
Machine and test settings were taken from openqa.opensuse.org
PR data can be passed with
--pr-data tests/data/opensuse-maintenance/by-autogits_workflow_pr_bot-151-20251007-154142.json
, there's a switch to store the pr data too.