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Optimize repository_state

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The _result view checks way more things than we need, so just iterate
through the architectures of a repository and check the binaryversions
per arch. And combine the sha1sums to one sha1 per repository
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Stephan Kulow 2018-09-27 07:29:39 +02:00
parent 2deda1a5f1
commit 4539190af7
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@ -382,13 +382,20 @@ def repository_path_search(apiurl, project, search_project, search_repository):
return None
def repository_arch_state(apiurl, project, repository, arch):
# just checking the mtimes of the repository's binaries
url = makeurl(apiurl, ['build', project, repository, arch, '_repository'])
from osclib.util import sha1_short
return sha1_short(http_GET(url).read())
def repository_state(apiurl, project, repository):
# Unfortunately, the state hash reflects the published state and not the
# binaries published in repository. As such request binary list and hash.
url = makeurl(apiurl, ['build', project, '_result'],
{'view': 'binarylist', 'multibuild': 1, 'repository': repository})
combined_state = []
for arch in target_archs(apiurl, project, repository):
combined_state.append(repository_arch_state(apiurl, project, repository, arch))
from osclib.util import sha1_short
return sha1_short(http_GET(url).read())
return sha1_short(combined_state)
def repositories_states(apiurl, repository_pairs):
states = []