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Rationale: https://lists.parabola.nu/pipermail/dev/2017-October/005936.html
This makes get-rep a general-purpose tool for finding replacements and
providers of any package, not just blacklisted-ones. It works equally
well reading from full blacklist.txt lines, just pkgname lines, and
unwittingly; a single line with many pkgnames.
Some caveats for further discussion:
- This changes behavior from showing just one replacement/provider to
_all_ replacements and providers (including pkgname itself) in the repos.
- By "repos" I mean the repos the executing machine is configured to
access. This could be changed in the future with `expac --config`
if more package databases are desired (e.g. different
architecture).
- Results are shown using the "repo/pkgname ..." format rather than
just "pkgname ...". I think this makes the program more useful.
- Results aren't reordered to ensure that the first provider of
pkgname is pkgname itself. Order will be as expected otherwise, by
virtue of expac parsing repos in order.
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Plenty of functions in libreblacklist are expected to print empty
lines, so as to signify that the archpkg at that line in the input has
an empty accompanying field.
Printing no newline and skipping to the next archpkg is therefore a
bug; one that would pass unnoticed by current tests. This is because
command substitution removes trailing whitespace. I.e. the following
is true:
[[ $(libreblacklist get-rep <<<'') == $(libreblacklist get-rep <<<$'\n') ]]
Process substitution and pipes preserve whitespace, but only the
latter work with #!/usr/bin/env roundup, so we use that.
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The blacklist allows referring to a number of trusted bug trackers to
complement the information given in the reason field. However,
maintainable shorthand identifiers are used instead of full
URLs. Printing the latter based on the former is the job of this new
functionality.
This also introduces corresponding test cases and l10n strings
(together with translations for the `es` locale).
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the blacklist has had a couple extra fields (ref, id) for some time, but
`libreblacklist` was never made aware of the change.
this updates test/lib-blacklist-test.sh for the same reason, and adds
a test for comment stripping under `it_normalizes_correctly()`.
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- set -e didn't work in blacklist-update when followed by ||
- it prompted before overwriting the local blacklist
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I was using "http://phony" as a URL that would fail to be retrieved. Well,
I'm currently on a network (Chick-fil-A Wifi) that returns a web search for
unknown hostnames. So, now I use "phony://example.com".
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