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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Python package catalog and metrics endpoints, build collapsing, ChangesPython package catalog API
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Client->>PythonRepositoryViewSet: Request packages or metrics
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Clients can list distinct packages and repository counts over the REST API instead of querying the database. The content list also supports collapsing rebuilds and returns base_version. Closes pulp#1358. Assisted-By: Cursor
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I haven't gone deep yet, I'll try to find time to review more closely. Can you replace all double ticks with single ticks?
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| Added repository package catalog and metrics endpoints, plus ``collapse_builds`` and ``base_version`` on the Python package content API. The catalog includes ``last_updated``, ``ordering``, newest-first PEP 440 ``versions``/``latest_releases``, and ``name_normalized`` prefix/substring search (at least 3 characters). A trailing rebuild suffix is ``\.[a-zA-Z]+-[^.]+$`` (for example ``5.3.17.rhlw-00001-n0001`` groups with ``5.3.17``). ``latest_releases[].release`` is that suffix on the newest unit in the group, or empty when the stored version has none. Existing installs pick up access policy for the new actions on migrate unless the policy was customized. | |||
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Keep the first sentence, remove the rest.
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Why are we throwing away anything that has been prefetched? There are things that pulpcore pulls in that would be bad to just lose.
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remove the hard-coded comment.
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Is there not a better way to define the filter parameters for this endpoint then explicitly declaring them in extend_schema. Could we use get_filterset https://django-filter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/rest_framework.html#overriding-filterset-creation?
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We should put this logic in the PythonPackageContentFilter. See https://github.com/carltongibson/django-filter/blob/main/django_filters/filterset.py#L224
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For the rest of this file, please write for the target audience, a user. Do not add unrelated or irrelevant statements. Do not embark on implementation technicalities, but focus on why a user should do what. Give examples and explain them and their output. If using a special syntax, say so.
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What exactly is this index helping with?
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Do we really expect bad data all the way deep down in the stack?
Can't we guard against that once when digesting a version?
Can a python package have an invalid version in the first place?
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As far as I know python and postgres regular expression syntax is different.
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What just happened when we land on this return?
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This looks like a reimplementation of (a significant part of) django-filters.
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What are the actual rules here? It is not apparent from the examples.
Also it would really be nice to keep the versions pep440 compatible:
https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/version-specifiers/#local-version-identifiers
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packagesandmetricsHTTP endpoints for catalog clientslast_updated,ordering, andname_normalizedprefix/substring search on the package catalog (minimum 3 characters; GIN trigram index)versionsandlatest_releasesnewest-first (PEP 440)collapse_buildsandbase_versionon the Python content APICloses #1358
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