- Refactor MBS API code
- Unify module-/component_build API philosophy/design/approach
- Naming fixes
- _utc_datetime_to_iso moved from ModuleBuildAPI and is now a module-level function.
- Existing v1 API remains unchanged. ComponentBuildAPI now supports individual component build listing + verbose mode.
- documented in README
- various component_build API tests added
The difference between 401 Unauthorized and 403 Forbidden is that 403 Forbidden is "permanent":
it indicates that the user was authenticated correctly, but was not allowed to access this endpoint.
In contrast, 401 Unauthorized means that the request as posted was not allowed, but if the user
were to try again with (new) authorization tokens, it might actually succeed.
Signed-off-by: Patrick Uiterwijk <puiterwijk@redhat.com>
- DB migration scripts.
- Models: ComponentBuildTrace, ModuleBuildTrace.
- ModuleBuild.state_trace method for querying for a particular module's
state history.
- SQLAlchemy before commit session event handler for recording
module/component state changes.
- REST API verbose mode for getting state trace of a particular module.
- Tests use make_session, so that event handlers are in effect.
- Short info in README about verbose mode.
- Tests verifying whether state trace information about a module appears
in verbose mode.
- Other minor fixes (RidaBase -> MBSBase, PEP8...)
This removes our query to FAS and fixes#304.
It is more flexible too, where we can now configure production to only
allow in members of the `modularity-wg` group, and then later open it up
to all packagers after F26 is out (as was agreed with FESCo).
In the process of working on this, I discovered that #305 is not
necessary. We don't need our own scope; we can just use the `groups`
scope as done here.
I'm taking on #235. This is all stuff that came up while doing a
cursory package review myself.
- The source files all state that they are MIT, but the specfile and
repo claimed to be GPL. I switched everything to MIT (even though I
favor GPL.. the source was MIT first before it was incorrectly
labelled GPL).
- There are various bugs and lint issues in the specfile fixed here.
- Notably, the systemd service file is missing from the 1.0.0 tarball on
PyPI, so I'll need to do a new release after this.
