- save api server url to .osc/_apiurl. This requires changing makeurl() and all
calls to it.
- implement 'info' subcommand, essential for debugging these changes.
- use new api routes in all places
- buildhistory works again
- copypac: implement package copy from one buildservice instance to another
(--to-apiurl option)
- the results subcommand handles <working copy> arguments now
which was still using sys.argv
- build: use own api server as upstream URL in urllist. So far,
api.opensuse.org was hardcoded in the download URL [#265211].
a URL now, so the variable "scheme" which was needed in addition before
becomes obsolete. For backward compatibility, a hostname (and scheme
variable) are still accepted. Likewise, the auth sections in the config take
a URL now, and a hostname:port to keep old config working.
Furthermore, apisrv can be overridden by -A on the commandline. HTTP or HTTPS
scheme is determined from the URL. Credentials must be configured in .oscrc.
Bump version to 0.95.
New features:
- implement "rebuild all failed packages", via --failed option in rebuildpac
subcommand (new api route)
- status -v shows all files, including unmodified ones
- suppress the legend in prjresults by default (show with -l)
- add global options to override config
- can use arbitrary api server via global -A option
- -H enables HTTP traffic debugging
- --version
Bugfixes:
- fix typo in delete_project() (the line building up the URL got lost)
- fix the commit subcommand's arguments. This works correctly now:
osc ci ../test/onlyinwc `pwd` fstab ../test/f2
- fix buildinfo subcommand, if no specfile is posted. Broke with the recent URL
handling rewrite, but didn't seem to bother because the build subcommand
always sends the specfile.
- try to fix buildhistory route, but it might be gone actually (need to pursue)
- add --clean/--noinit to osc build help output
- adding http_GET/POST/PUT/DELETE() functions, which dispatch to
http_request(), and use them everywhere
- removing othermethods.py
- keeping urlopen(), in case it is used from externally, but have it print out
a "depracated" message
- finally, implementing a global HTTP debug mode
