Artifact checksums report

[pavelpicka]

pulpcore-manager handle-artifact-checksums --report reports local and remote artifacts with forbidden checksum type and approx size of it.

re #7986
https://pulp.plan.io/issues/7986

[pulpbot]

Attached issue: https://pulp.plan.io/issues/7986

[daviddavis]

Looking good. Will test it out later today.

[daviddavis]

It looks like this is missing the has_content() change from the PoC:

AttributeError: type object 'RepositoryVersion' has no attribute 'has_content'

Bonus points if you write some unit tests for this method.

[daviddavis]

Overall, this looks great to me. 👍 We may have to tweak the criteria around reporting on-demand content but I think with the tech preview label, we can merge this once the issues I pointed out are fixed.

@bmbouter @ipanova maybe you too can review as well?

[ipanova]

Overall, this looks great to me. +1 We may have to tweak the criteria around reporting on-demand content but I think with the tech preview label, we can merge this once the issues I pointed out are fixed.

@bmbouter @ipanova maybe you too can review as well?

yes, i can get to this on monday.

[ipanova]

I did some testing and it seems to report correct thing.

[ipanova]

this produces wrong url. you need to call cast() on the repo and also add the versions part to the url

Affected repository versions with present content:
/repositories/core/repository/58c1c1a0-4b6a-4140-a959-4bbbe81245aa/1/

[dralley]

My bad, I think the correct thing to use would have been repository.pulp_type rather than repository.get_pulp_type().

I think that should make casting unnecessary. +1 to versions at the end.

[ipanova]

@dralley i can confirm repository.pulp_type works.

[pavelpicka]

Used .pulp_type instead casting.

[ipanova]

Thanks!