The service is down for 2 years and more and it was unused ever since.
The idea just never took off (also because it was pretty late in the
cycle and leap wasn't developed much longer the way it used to when
the design for this was created).
For the next SLE/Leap it's just very, very unclear how it will look
like and I'm 99% sure it's not going to go back to old Leap. So the
whole operator needs more work and maintenance than the current team
has, so keep it in the git history only.
It was introduced by #2159 because the various machines were hard to
monitor. Since we moved to botmaster there is no longer a problem with
that and if it ever served us is hard to say as the sentry project's
password is lost for years. So simplify the exception handling by just
throwing it
The entire codebase has moved to python3; pulling in this one python2 package makese no sense.
The guard with %if %{without python3} does not work as intended, as there is no %bcond_without statement
in the .spec file, thus assuming 'without' unless overriden by any other rules.
* Simplify the 'accept' code
openSUSE:Factory/snapshot is newly setup as a Download on Demand repository
and we can thus safe ourselves the hassle of having to take extra care of
handling delete requests. They no longer bleed directly into the /snapshot
area and can now be accepted like any other request
* Drop vdelreq plugin
Since we no longer do a virtual accept of delete requests, we also don't
have to monitor their state anymore. Drop the plugin that served only
this usecase
* Drop the acheck command
As a consequence, the command 'staging acheck' serves no purpose anymore:
/totest was just there to ensure we have something to copy to /snapshot.
This entire repo will vanish, and it is thus no longer needed to verify
if it is in sync before accepting new data.
This plugin only works if run under an account owning the
target project (as I had it running with my own credentials
back in the day). As we no longer do that, the check_dups approach
is dead - and declining superseded requests from staging-bot
superseded (pun intended) this approach
