commits
/:did/:repo/merge is only ever used when actually performing the merge,
so by this point all conflicts should've been rectified and the merge
*should* succeed. This is the appview's responsibility.
/:did/:repo/merge/check checks for mergeability, and can be used to
repeatedly check as the supplied patch is updated by the submitter.
It's not appropriate to put binaries in /; binaries installed external
to the package manager should be installed in /usr/local/bin or
/usr/local/libexec on most systems. Since it's not meant to be executed
by users directly, it's probably more appropriate to be in libexec;
also, since "keyfetch" is a rather generic name, it's probably better to
rename it as "tangled-keyfetch".
Signed-off-by: Runxi Yu <me@runxiyu.org>
- implemented in a backwards compatible way, introduces migrations and
updates an existing lexicon
- newly added field is not marked required, so we should still be able
to index old repo-create events properly
This should help alleviate the memory leakyness that was exhibited when
we stored the entire object.Commit in memory.
we want to enable proper rollback mechanism on knots to eventually
nearly there; some hardcoded paths need tweaking for push to work
/:did/:repo/merge is only ever used when actually performing the merge,
so by this point all conflicts should've been rectified and the merge
*should* succeed. This is the appview's responsibility.
/:did/:repo/merge/check checks for mergeability, and can be used to
repeatedly check as the supplied patch is updated by the submitter.
It's not appropriate to put binaries in /; binaries installed external
to the package manager should be installed in /usr/local/bin or
/usr/local/libexec on most systems. Since it's not meant to be executed
by users directly, it's probably more appropriate to be in libexec;
also, since "keyfetch" is a rather generic name, it's probably better to
rename it as "tangled-keyfetch".
Signed-off-by: Runxi Yu <me@runxiyu.org>