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So far, core.get_prj_results only supports a substring based name
filtering mechanism. Now, a regex based name filtering mechanism
is used. That is, if the regex matches a package name, the package
is not filtered out.
This is an API incompatible change:
- 3rd party code which looks like this is going to break:
class Foo(str):
...
def __eq__(self, other):
return ...
... = core.get_prj_results(..., name_filter=Foo())
(My gut feeling says there are no such callers. However, if this
really breaks any serious code, we can fix it in a follow-up commit)
- "osc prjresults openSUSE:Leap:15.2:Update --name-filter zypper." will
now also show "zypper-docker" etc. because the dot (".") matches any
character (except a newline). Previously, only packages that contained
the str "zypper" followed by a dot (".") were shown. The old behavior
can be restored, if the dot is escaped: "osc prjresults
openSUSE:Leap:15.2:Update --name-filter 'zypper\.'".
Of course, this affects all other special characters, too.
Additionally, if an illegal regex is passed to the --name-filter option,
an exception is raised. The previous code did not fail.
This can break existing workflows and scripts. We could avoid this by
introducing a --name-filter-regex option but this would clutter the
UI (IMHO).
A regex based name filtering feature was requested by darix.
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