RFC: snapcraft sources keyword for parts
Sergio Schvezov
sergio.schvezov at canonical.com
Wed Nov 4 17:27:20 UTC 2015
Today, declaring a source for a part takes these options:
- source:
(string)
A path to some source tree to build. It can be either remote or local,
and either a directory tree or a tarball.
- source-type:
(string)
In some cases the source is not enough to identify the version control
system or compression algorithim. This hints the system into what to
do, the valid values are:
- bzr
- mercurial
- hg
- git
- tar
- source-branch:
(string)
A specific branch from the source tree. This will result in an error
if used with a bazaar source type.
- source-tag:
(string)
A specific tag from the source tree.
We would like to (appropriately deprecate this) and change that to a source
object, in that sense it would look like:
source:
(yaml object)
- type
(string)
Determines a source implementation to use, similar to plugins.
So then, type: launchpad can have some launchpad specific keywords like
- project
(string)
launchpad project to use
- series
(string)
series to branch
and other relvant to bzr.
As a git type would have: repo, branch, tag etc..
The advantage of this is we don't contaminate the part with source-.*
keywords and each source type can have its specific keywords.
We also plan to support/autodetect plain source entries.
Thoughts?
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