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Co-authored-by: Josef Reidinger <[email protected]>
Since we started to build Agama, we have introduced *a lot* of changes. Initially, it was just Ruby code, but then we introduced the Agama CLI, moved some code to Rust, etc. So, it is time to reorganize our packages. This PR includes the following changes: * A new `agama` package that contains `agama-dbus-server` and `agama-web-server` binaries. You don't need to keep them separated. * A new `agama-cli` package, which is a subpackage of `agama`. * Renamed the `rubygem-agama` package to `rubygem-agama-yast` package as, in the short term, it should only contain YaST-specific bits to Agama. * Additionally, it re-enable some tests and fixes some warnings. You can (temporarily) see the results in [my home project](https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:IGonzalezSosa:branches:systemsmanagement:Agama:Staging). ## Todo - [x] Rename `rubygem-agama` to `rubygem-agama-yast` - [x] Reorganize Rust-based packages - [x] Update the documentation - [x] Update the changes files ## Links * Trello: https://trello.com/c/8KGOkTkE/
It's a test that have a lot of unknown words because they are username suggestions. It makes sense to disable the spell checker in this case.
After merging #1056 we detected that a runtime dependency on `python-langtable-data` is needed. This PR fixes the problem.
Agama-weblate commit: a787199033d6c1cd1ffb1b9d9fe19fdec544ee5c
Updating the web translation files from the agama-weblate repository
Trello: https://trello.com/c/2MjaulMd/3566-3-expose-the-software-api-over-http This PR exposes the public[^1] part of the software API through the HTTP/JSON interface. It includes: * `/software/patterns`: list of patterns, including whether they are selected (and by whom). * `/software/products`: list of products. * `/software/probe`: starts the software probing. * `/software/config`: describing the software configuration. ```json { "patterns": [ "gnome" ], "product": "Tumbleweed" } ``` Additionally, it exposes the following events through the websocket: * `PatternsChanged`, containing the patterns and who selected them ('user' or 'auto'). * `ProductChanged`, with the name of the new product. [^1] The part of the D-Bus API that it is used by the web UI. ## Implementation details In this phase of the development, we are still deciding the best way to implement these HTTP/JSON interfaces. The implementation has two parts: * The [HTTP/JSON interface itself](https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/blob/http-software-srv/rust/agama-server/src/software/web.rs#L104), which is implemented as a [Router](https://docs.rs/axum/latest/axum/struct.Router.html) and a set of small functions (one per each endpoing+verb). * An [events stream](https://github.com/openSUSE/agama/blob/http-software-srv/rust/agama-server/src/software/web.rs#L60) which emits Event values (see [stream](https://tokio.rs/tokio/tutorial/streams) in the Tokio documentation). About the service status, the zbus proxies are cached and can be cloned, so it looks like a good idea to keep our clients as part of the state. ## In the future There are a few improvements we could consider in the future: * Split the events in different types depending on the service (`SoftwareEvent`, `ManagerEvent`), so those services only know about their types. * Consolidate all errors under a common one (e.g., `Error::Software(SoftwareError)`, `Error::Manager(ManagerError)`, etc.) to have a single `IntoResponse` implementation while keeping modules isolation.
Although the directory was renamed to `agama-server`, the crate name remained the same.
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After a few months of work, it is time to merge the `architecture_2024` branch into `master`. It is still a work-in-progress, but all the efforts should be go now against that branch. ## Pull requests * #1061 * #1064 * #1073 * #1074 * #1080 * #1089 * #1091 * #1092 * #1094 * #1095 * #1099 * #1100 * #1102 * #1103 * #1112 * #1114 * #1116 * #1117 * #1119 * #1120 * #1123 * #1126 * #1129 * #1130 * #1131 * #1132 * #1133 * #1134 * #1136 * #1139 * #1140 * #1143 * #1146 ## Other commits * 8efa41f * 9e2dec0
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Prepare for releasing Agama 8. It includes the following pull requests: * #884 * #886 * #914 * #918 * #956 * #957 * #958 * #959 * #960 * #961 * #962 * #963 * #964 * #965 * #966 * #969 * #970 * #976 * #977 * #978 * #979 * #980 * #981 * #983 * #984 * #985 * #986 * #988 * #991 * #992 * #995 * #996 * #997 * #999 * #1003 * #1004 * #1006 * #1007 * #1008 * #1009 * #1010 * #1011 * #1012 * #1014 * #1015 * #1016 * #1017 * #1020 * #1022 * #1023 * #1024 * #1025 * #1027 * #1028 * #1029 * #1030 * #1031 * #1032 * #1033 * #1034 * #1035 * #1036 * #1038 * #1039 * #1041 * #1042 * #1043 * #1045 * #1046 * #1047 * #1048 * #1052 * #1054 * #1056 * #1057 * #1060 * #1061 * #1062 * #1063 * #1064 * #1066 * #1067 * #1068 * #1069 * #1071 * #1072 * #1073 * #1074 * #1075 * #1079 * #1080 * #1081 * #1082 * #1085 * #1086 * #1087 * #1088 * #1089 * #1090 * #1091 * #1092 * #1093 * #1094 * #1095 * #1096 * #1097 * #1098 * #1099 * #1100 * #1102 * #1103 * #1104 * #1105 * #1106 * #1109 * #1110 * #1111 * #1112 * #1114 * #1116 * #1117 * #1118 * #1119 * #1120 * #1121 * #1122 * #1123 * #1125 * #1126 * #1127 * #1128 * #1129 * #1130 * #1131 * #1132 * #1133 * #1134 * #1135 * #1136 * #1138 * #1139 * #1140 * #1141 * #1142 * #1143 * #1144 * #1145 * #1146 * #1147 * #1148 * #1149 * #1151 * #1152 * #1153 * #1154 * #1155 * #1156 * #1157 * #1158 * #1160 * #1161 * #1162 * #1163 * #1164 * #1165 * #1166 * #1167 * #1168 * #1169 * #1170 * #1171 * #1172 * #1173 * #1174 * #1175 * #1177 * #1178 * #1180 * #1181 * #1182 * #1183 * #1184 * #1185 * #1187 * #1188 * #1189 * #1190 * #1191 * #1192 * #1193 * #1194 * #1195 * #1196 * #1198 * #1199 * #1200 * #1201 * #1203 * #1204 * #1205 * #1206 * #1207 * #1208 * #1209 * #1210 * #1211 * #1212 * #1213 * #1214 * #1215 * #1216 * #1217 * #1219 * #1220 * #1221 * #1222 * #1223 * #1224 * #1225 * #1226 * #1227 * #1229
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architecture_2024branch is rather outdated. Take the latest changes frommaster.