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  over 3 years ago by gboiko | Reply

  Maybe one start point could be a mtk product list, which goes on and lists all available products from their respective products? There is an internal script for that in the maintenance/tools repo (list-products.sh) that can serve as a starting point.

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Maybe one start point could be a `mtk product list`, which goes on and lists all available products from their respective products? There is an internal script for that in the maintenance/tools repo (`list-products.sh`) that can serve as a starting point.
 
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  over 3 years ago by gboiko | Reply

  Another candidate is to add a mtk package maintained <pkgname> that implements the features currently in is_maintained but querying SMELT instead of IBS directly.

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Another candidate is to add a `mtk package maintained <pkgname>` that implements the features currently in `is_maintained` but querying SMELT instead of IBS directly.
 
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Another candidate is to add a mtk package maintained <pkgname> that implements the features currently in is_maintained but querying SMELT instead of IBS directly.
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  over 3 years ago by gboiko | Reply

  Other candidates:

  • From maintenance/tools, copy-channels-to-target.sh: this might not be very trivial because it relies on osc commands and a local checkout of channels, but even if we just port it using osc internally, it can be doable
  • There is a command mtk project whatprovides --name <prjs>, it would be very useful to have a --recursive option to look for the name dep in the repository paths of the given project . For example, for SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:Update, it would also look for the name in SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:GA, SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:Update, SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:GA, etc.

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Other candidates: * From maintenance/tools, `copy-channels-to-target.sh`: this might not be very trivial because it relies on `osc` commands and a local checkout of channels, but even if we just port it using osc internally, it can be doable * There is a command `mtk project whatprovides --name <prjs>`, it would be very useful to have a `--recursive` option to look for the name dep in the repository paths of the given project . For example, for `SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:Update`, it would also look for the name in `SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:GA`, `SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:Update`, `SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:GA`, etc.
 
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Other candidates:
• From maintenance/tools, copy-channels-to-target.sh: this might not be very trivial because it relies on osc commands and a local checkout of channels, but even if we just port it using osc internally, it can be doable
• There is a command mtk project whatprovides --name <prjs>, it would be very useful to have a --recursive option to look for the name dep in the repository paths of the given project . For example, for SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:Update, it would also look for the name in SUSE:SLE-12-SP5:GA, SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:Update, SUSE:SLE-12-SP4:GA, etc.
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