A simple solution to the colons in project names messing up LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
http://lists.opensuse.org/archive/opensuse-buildservice/2008-12/msg00166.html
Example use:
$ osc co -c openSUSE:Factory osc
A $PWD/osc/debian.changelog
A $PWD/osc/debian.tar.gz
A $PWD/osc/osc-0.113.tar.gz
A $PWD/osc/osc.changes
A $PWD/osc/osc.dsc
A $PWD/osc/osc.spec
A $PWD/osc/ready
Versus without -c
$ osc co openSUSE:Factory osc
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/debian.changelog
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/debian.tar.gz
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/osc-0.113.tar.gz
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/osc.changes
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/osc.dsc
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/osc.spec
A $PWD/openSUSE:Factory/osc/ready
Signed-off-by: Brandon Philips <bphilips@suse.de>
New functions:
osc.core.get_commit_message_template()
- check the differences in .changes
- extract them and add to the commit message
osc.core.dgst_from_string():
- same as dgst, but work with string argument
Modified functions:
osc.core.edit_message():
- new optional argument template
osc.commandline.do_commit():
- use get_commit_message_template to collect the changes and call the
edit_message with template argument
osc.core.edit_message():
- used dgst_from_string for header_orig value, so commit message could be
used as is with template. Used a mtime check for canceling support.
TODO: maybe is dgst_from_string unecessary
- print_buildlog: use streamfile() to retrieve the buildlog
- do_cat: use streamfile() to retrieve a file - there's no need to have a tempfile or to read the entire file into memory anymore
- add --current parameter for linkpac to use current revision of source
package fixed.
- add osc setlinkrev to add or update revision number in links easily
- fix streaming of binary files via "cat" (#493325)
* ascii SVR4 no CRC also called "new_ascii"
- no directory/PIPE/blk etc. support atm. Some of it might be implemented later in case I'm bored:)
- format implementation is based on src/copyin.c and src/util.c (see cpio sources)
- it is needed to investigate #477690 ("osc fetching binaries really slow")
fostering open source contributions says that it can discourage contribution by
conveying a false sense of "code ownership". Marking territory is negatively
affecting collaboration. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSFDm3UYkeE
