osc uses the string literally, make the generated log entry more
readable by using the correct characters instead of a character
reference.
Signed-off-by: Georg Pfuetzenreuter <mail@georg-pfuetzenreuter.net>
The summary dictionary used to create summary-{scope}.txt was
previously returned by solve_project() via write_all_groups().
After c46dd3e304d8e66e5f8f6a51bfa3ebda8cba8936, solve_project()
doesn't return anything anymore, as write_all_groups() is being
invoked just after solve_project().
Thus, the "summary" dictionary would always be None.
Since the summary dict creation is generic enough, move it
to its own function, and call it afterwards after project
solving.
This commit also drops the return statement both on write_all_groups()
and write_productcompose() (where it would always return an empty
dictionary), and moves the write_productcompose() call after
solve_project() as well to match the change with write_all_groups().
Signed-off-by: Eugenio Paolantonio <eugenio.paolantonio@suse.com>
Previously pkglistgen.py assumed that a project either used
product-builder or the new product-composer, by exiting unrecoverably
when a *.productcompose.in file was found but the relative
000productcompose directory was absent.
This is not the case for SL Micro as the shared SLFO codebase is still
an hybrid OBS/git project and hence its stagings are not git based and
can't use product composer.
This patch was tested for the SUSE:ALP:Source:Standard:1.0:Staging:A and
SUSE:ALP:Products:Marble:6.0 projects (together with
https://github.com/openSUSE/openSUSE-release-tools/pull/3078). Instead
of raising an exception when the 000productcompose directory is not
found it makes a log stating that product-composer will be skipped.
This was already implemented in ddd2304022e313eca9b391a043b12ecb9afe3bf7
for SLE GA to TEST, but missing in Micro and on the TEST -> PUBLISH leg
in SLE.
Releasing from TEST to PUBLISH might still fail for various reasons.
If it happens, ensure the pipeline exits early with non-zero exit code.
Signed-off-by: Eugenio Paolantonio <eugenio.paolantonio@suse.com>
