Renaming of symbols. Functions, variables, values, DB values, etc.
Basically everything that is not user-facing.
This only covers "Trusted User" things:
tests, comments, etc. will covered in a following commit.
Dependencies might reside in the AUR or official repositories.
Add "AUR" as superscript letters to indicate if a package/provider
is present in the AUR.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
It could happen that test data is already generated by a previous test.
(running in the same worker)
Make sure we clear everything before performing our checks.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
All tests within a file run in the same worker and out test DB names
are unique per file as well. We don't really need a locking
mechanism here.
Same is valid for the test-emails. The only potential issue is that it
might try to create the same directory multiple times and thus run
into an error. However, that can be covered by specifying
"exist_ok=True" with os.makedirs such that those errors are ignored.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Also removed the logic for deploying to the long gone aur-dev box.
Ansible will be added in a upcoming commit for configurating and
deploying aurweb on the VM.
[1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/review_apps/
We should check if a user (target) exists before validating permissions.
Otherwise things crash when a TU is trying to edit an account that
does not exist.
Fixes: aurweb-errors#529
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Problem is that we join with PackageBase, thus we are missing
requests for packages that were deleted.
Fixes: #483
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Allows us to set different cache eviction timespans for search queries
and statistics.
Stats and especially "last package updates" should probably be refreshed
more often, whereas we might want to cache search results for a bit
longer.
So this gives us a bit more flexibility playing around with different
settings and tweak things.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
The new module/class helps us constructing queries and count records to
expose various statistics on the homepage. We also utilize for some new
prometheus metrics (package and user gauges).
Record counts are being cached with Redis.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
We currently validate all commits going from latest -> oldest.
It would be nicer to go oldest -> latest so that, in case of errors,
we would indicate which commit "introduced" the problem.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
The current query is a bit mixed up. The intention was to return the
number of unaccepted records. Now it does also count all records
that were accepted by some other user though.
Let's check the total number of terms vs. the number of accepted
records (by our user) instead.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
The chance of finding multiple object IDs when performing lookups with
a shortened SHA1 hash (7 digits) seems to be quite high.
In those cases pygit2 will throw an error.
Let's catch those exceptions and gracefully handle them.
Fixes: aurweb-errors#496 (and alike)
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Some fixes for the /rss endpoints
* Load all data in one go:
Previously data was lazy loaded thus it made several sub-queries per
package (> 200 queries for composing the rss data for a single request).
Now we are performing a single SQL query.
(request time improvement: 550ms -> 130ms)
This also fixes aurweb-errors#510 and alike
* Remove some "dead code":
The fields "source, author, link" were never included in the rss output
(wrong or insufficient data passed to the different entry.xyz functions)
Nobody seems to be missing them anyways, so let's remove em.
* Remove "Last-Modified" header:
Obsolete since nginx can/will only handle "If-Modified-Since" requests
in it's current configuration. All requests are passed to fastapi anyways.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
In some translations we might be missing replacement placeholders (%).
This turns out to be problematic when calling the format function.
Wrap the jinja2 format function and just return the string unformatted
when % is missing.
Fixes: #341
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Our set of keys returned by "util.parse_ssh_keys" is unordered so we
have to adapt our test to not rely on a specific order for multiple keys.
Fixes: 5ccfa7c0fd ("fix: same ssh key entered multiple times")
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Users might accidentally past their ssh key multiple times
when they try to register or edit their account.
Convert our of list of keys to a set, removing any double keys.
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
Package requests are sent to the ML as well as users (CC).
For those who chose to hide their mail address,
we should add them to the BCC list instead.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
Fix order of recipients for "FlagNotification" test.
Apply sorting to the recipients query.
(only relevant for tests, but who knows when they change things again)
MariaDB 11 includes some changes related to the
query optimizer. Turns out that this might have effects
on how records are ordered for certain queries.
(in case no ORDER BY clause was specified)
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-11-0-0-release-notes/
Signed-off-by: moson <moson@archlinux.org>
The queries being done on the package search page are quite costly.
(Especially the default one ordered by "Popularity" when navigating to /packages)
Let's add the search results to the Redis cache:
Every result of a search query is being pushed to Redis until we hit our maximum of 50k.
An entry expires after 3 minutes before it's evicted from the cache.
Lifetime an Max values are configurable.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
Adds an index on PackageBases.Popularity and PackageBases.Name to
improve performance of our default search query sorted by "Popularity"
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
We currently sorting on two columns in different tables which is quite
expensive in terms of performance:
MariaDB is first merging the data into some temporary table to apply the
sorting and record limiting.
We can tweak a couple of these queries by changing the "order by" clause
such that they refer to columns within the same table (PackageBases).
So instead performing the second sorting on "Packages.Name", we do
this on "PackageBases.Name" instead.
This should still be "good enough" to produce properly sorted results.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
We're currently creating a "PackageBases" when the "restore" command is executed.
This is problematic for pkgbases that never existed before.
In those cases it will create the record but fail in the update.py script.
Thus it leaves an orphan "PackageBases" record in the DB
(which does not have any related "Packages" record(s))
Navigating to such a packages /pkgbase/... URL will result in a crash
since it is not foreseen to have "orphan" pkgbase records.
We can safely remove the early creation of that record because
it'll be taken care of in the update.py script that is being called
We'll also fix some tests. Before it was executing a dummy script
instead of "update.py" which might be a bit misleading
since it did not check the real outcome of our "restore" action.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
Prevent some files/dirs to end up in the repo / docker image:
* directories typically used for python virtualenvs
* files that are being generated by running tests
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
When using docker (compose), we don't create a venv and just install
python packages system-wide.
With python 3.11 (PEP 668) we need to explicitly tell pip to allow this.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
This allows migration of git history for packages dropped from a repo to AUR
in case they contain PGP key material
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
Use "contains" filtering instead of an exact match
when a package name filter is given.
This makes it easier to find requests for a "group" of packages.
Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org>
this is similar to the message that gitlab produces:
$ ssh -T aur.archlinux.org
Welcome to AUR, gromit! Interactive shell is disabled.
Try `ssh ssh://aur@aur.archlinux.org help` for a list of commands.
$ ssh -T gitlab.archlinux.org
Welcome to GitLab, @gromit!
Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel <christian@heusel.eu>
This is done in order to relax the constraints so that dropping packages
from the official repos can be done with preserving their history.
Its sufficient to also have this present in the latest commit of a push.
Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel <christian@heusel.eu>
