In the past, we had a dashboard reading the version of the current source from the .product file.
Not immediately updating this version after a checkin would have been confusing as the dashboard would
have shown incorrect/outdated information.
the new dashboard (https://factory-dashboard.opensuse.org) reads the source version directly from the
attribute, so this mis-match is eliminated.
The .product files will be updated by pkglistgen in due time.
* 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.
Makes sense always return string from source_file_load(), this
preventing potentially TypeError on python3. Also changed product file
loading, now source_file_load() used.
Implementation virtually accept the delete request, the delete request will be
added another delreq-review review and also wipes the binary in the main
project, the backend will sync 'nothing' to ToTest and Snapshot after all. Once
all repository has no binary then remove the package in real.
Have to clean up supportpkg list also during accepting staging project,
otherwise suppkg_rebuild can not handle it correct in case next time staged
package in the same staging project had the same supportpkg list.
in opeSUSE:Factory, for example, there is also openSUS-Kubic.product and the
versions are supposed to stay in sync.
We newly find all product definitions inside a project and update all of them,
with the same limiation as before: only if version was a 8 digit version it will
be updated to the current date stamp
Additionally, this is a preparation for the new product builder, as _product is no
longer hardcoded, but found.
