git-ubuntu 1.0 released

Steve Langasek steve.langasek at ubuntu.com
Mon Sep 28 21:51:27 UTC 2020


Hi Robie,

This is great news!

Not strictly a matter of git-ubuntu the client, but: what is the status of
Ubuntu developers being able to push to the git-ubuntu repositories in
launchpad for packages that they have upload rights on?

On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 07:36:39PM +0100, Robie Basak wrote:
> I'm pleased to announce that we now consider git-ubuntu ready for
> general use. Coinciding with this, the unapplied tags and branches that
> are published by git-ubuntu in Launchpad can also now be considered
> maintained and stable.
> 
> git-ubuntu 1.0 is now published to the stable snap channel. Install
> with:
> 
>     sudo snap install --classic git-ubuntu
> 
> 
> Imported repository status
> --------------------------
> 
> Repositories for 5560 packages are now maintained in Launchpad and their
> "unapplied" branches and tags are considered stable. This includes
> nearly all packages in main and some packages in universe that have been
> imported on request.
> 
> I expect to start expanding coverage to the entire archive soon.
> 
> "Unapplied" means the branches prefixed `debian/` and `ubuntu/`, and the
> tags prefixed `import/`. These are the primary branches and tags
> intended for routine use by distribution developers.
> 
> Branches and tags such as `pristine-tar`, `dsc` and `upstream/*` are
> intended to ship content rather than history, so are out of scope of
> "stability" in the fast-forwarding sense.
> 
> The "applied" branches and tags will be declared stable in a future
> release.
> 
> 
> Changes from 1.0-rc1 to 1.0
> ---------------------------
> 
> The importer service has broken out into worker processes for better
> concurrency.
> 
> A number of import edge cases concerning "bad" input data are now
> handled gracefully and in a stable way.
> 
> One importer bug related to the edge case where the same package version
> string was published in Debian and Ubuntu but with different contents
> has been fixed.
> 
> Some snap packaging related bugs are fixed.
> 
> 
> Commits included in this release
> --------------------------------
> 
> Andreas Hasenack (16):
>       Add nodejs to whitelist
>       Add realmd and adcli to whitelist, these have MIRs already in progress
>       Update whitelist: golang-yaml.v2, golang-testify, golang-go.uber-zap
>       Import golang-github-fsouza-go-dockerclient
>       Add golang-github-go-ldap-ldap and golang-go.uber-zap to import list
>       Import influxdb
>       Import prometheus packages
>       golang-github-gophercloud-gophercloud and golang-github-prometheus-client-golang     added to the whitelist
>       Import golang-github-prometheus-client-model and golang-github-prometheus-common
>       Import google-gogoprotobuf
>       Import liburing, about to be MIRed
>       Import sshuttle
>       Import golang-github-pkg-errors
>       Import fish
>       Import many golang packages for Kanashiro
>       Import haveged (ddstreet request)
> 
> Rafael David Tinoco (2):
>       Import uftrace (and dependency) for rafaeldtinoco
>       Import python-configshell-fb (targetcli-fb MIR)
> 
> Robie Basak (51):
>       Add terminating newline to importer notes
>       pylint: add py.path to ignored-modules
>       Use the same pylintrc locally as in CI
>       Drop pylint and astroid pinning
>       Move request_new_imports() to importer_service.py
>       Move package list read to importer_service
>       Add database concurrency support
>       Add ipc_worker table
>       Running requests must now never get superseded
>       Test refactor
>       Do not return requests for packages with imports in progress
>       Embed bash and use it in our wrappers
>       Use the host's ssh client
>       Add new IPC-based service components
>       Merge branch 'ipc-concurrency'
>       Merge branch 'snap-fixes'
>       Add additional kernel packages to blacklist
>       Add additional kernel packages to blacklist
>       Temporarily blacklist "slow to reimport" packages
>       Test handling for non-UTF8 in changelog notes
>       Handle non-UTF8 characters in changelog notes
>       Factor out changelog date parsing
>       Add parsing support for edge case dates
>       Ensure the locale is set consistently
>       Remove temporary blacklist of fixed packages
>       poller: log package count after startup
>       Handle empty changelog author names
>       Merge branch 'importer-notes-newline'
>       Merge branch 'empty-changelog-author'
>       Merge branch 'poller-logging'
>       Add test case for extra angle bracket parsing
>       Fix extra angle bracket parsing
>       Merge branch 'multiple-angle-brackets'
>       Add author_date override support
>       source_builder: add changelog date customization
>       Add changelog date overrides
>       Revert "Ensure the locale is set consistently"
>       Merge branch 'revert-locale'
>       Fix typo in changelog date override
>       Remove all pull overrides
>       Remove all parent overrides
>       Remove all patch overrides
>       Re-enable packages that were being reimported
>       Fix some golang whitelist source package names
>       Add test for get_all_reimport_tags()
>       Fix get_all_reimport_tags() prefix search
>       Add some missing docstrings
>       Add pkgbinarymangler to blacklist
>       Retry database reads on lock timeouts
>       Add more kernel packages to blacklist
>       version: bump to 1.0



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Steve Langasek                   Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS
Debian Developer                   to set it on, and I can move the world.
Ubuntu Developer                                   https://www.debian.org/
slangasek at ubuntu.com                                     vorlon at debian.org
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