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Reuse existing artifact and content units in case the user provided proof that they have the bits #3081

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MichalPysik opened this issue Aug 16, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3083
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On content upload, pulp should not reject the request for any uniqueness constraint violation, but realize that the user was able to provide the bits and therefor grant using the existing records, which means not throwing an exception and returning the href of the existing object, possibly also adding it into a repository if it was specified.

This is a generalization of https://github.com/pulp/pulp_file/issues/774

@MichalPysik MichalPysik self-assigned this Aug 16, 2022
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 16, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 16, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 16, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 16, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 23, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 23, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 23, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 23, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 24, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 24, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Aug 26, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 5, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 5, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 8, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 9, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 9, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 9, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
MichalPysik added a commit to MichalPysik/pulpcore that referenced this issue Sep 9, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes pulp#3081
bmbouter pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 9, 2022
Attempting to upload existing content now returns the href of the
existing unit instead of raising an exception, possibly also adding
the content into a specified repository if it was not there already.

To make this work for a specific plugin, the retrieve() function
has to be implemented in the content serializer specific for the
given plugin. This commit does not break the behavior of plugins
not containing this implementation yet in any way.

closes #3081
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