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Package identify puts every package the registry holds on a branch named after its id.
A branch was named after the package, which made the name the address of everything: the branch, the path aqua fetches a version from, the entry the catalogue lists. A package whose repository is renamed then has to be moved, and everything that already wrote the old name down is wrong. An id doesn't change when a name does, so the name becomes something the catalogue maps and nothing else depends on.
This runs once. It creates a branch per package and creates nothing else, so a second run sees the branches it made and has nothing to do.
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type Controller ¶
type Controller struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Controller identifies the packages of a registry.
func New ¶
func New(registry Registry, ids *g2.Identities, defs map[string]string) *Controller
New creates a Controller.
func (*Controller) Identify ¶
func (c *Controller) Identify(ctx context.Context, logger *slog.Logger, w io.Writer, dryRun bool) error
Identify carries every branch still named after a package over to one named after an id.
The branches are the list of what to do, because a branch named after a package is what says which package it holds -- that name is the only place it is written down. A branch holding no definition isn't one of them: it holds nothing but the template every new branch starts with, and a run taking the package over again makes it afresh.
A package that fails doesn't stop the rest. What is created is created, and a second run picks up where this one got to, so the useful thing to report is everything that went wrong rather than the first of it.
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