dak.cruft_report¶
Check for obsolete binary packages
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returns newest source that builds binary package in suite grouped and sorted by source and package name |
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returns obsolete source packages for suite_name without binaries in the same suite sorted by install_date; install_date should help detecting source only (or binary throw away) uploads; duplicates in the suite are skipped |
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searches for arch != all packages that have an arch == all package with a higher version in the same suite |
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returns binaries built by source for all or no suite grouped and ordered by package name |
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- dak.cruft_report.newest_source_bab(suite_name, package, session)[source]¶
returns newest source that builds binary package in suite grouped and sorted by source and package name
- dak.cruft_report.obsolete_source(suite_name, session)[source]¶
returns obsolete source packages for suite_name without binaries in the same suite sorted by install_date; install_date should help detecting source only (or binary throw away) uploads; duplicates in the suite are skipped
subquery ‘source_suite_unique’ returns source package names from suite without duplicates; the rationale behind is that neither cruft-report nor rm cannot handle duplicates (yet)
- dak.cruft_report.queryNewerAll(suite_name, session)[source]¶
searches for arch != all packages that have an arch == all package with a higher version in the same suite