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Overview ¶
Package generate builds aqua-registry-g2's registry.json from an upstream release.
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type Asset ¶
Registry is the content of versions/<version>/registry.json, and Asset is one of its entries.
The types are aqua's. aqua reads what ar2 writes, so the format is described where it is read; defining it again here would be two descriptions of one thing kept in step by hand.
type File ¶
Registry is the content of versions/<version>/registry.json, and Asset is one of its entries.
The types are aqua's. aqua reads what ar2 writes, so the format is described where it is read; defining it again here would be two descriptions of one thing kept in step by hand.
type Generator ¶
type Generator struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Generator builds registry.json from a release.
func New ¶
func New(gh genrgst.RepositoriesService, httpClient *http.Client) *Generator
New creates a Generator.
func (*Generator) Generate ¶
func (g *Generator) Generate(ctx context.Context, logger *slog.Logger, input *Input) (*Registry, error)
Generate resolves a release into registry.json.
The asset naming rule is not read from a registry: aqua gr infers it from the release's own asset list, which is what stops an upstream renaming from breaking the registry. The inferred PackageInfo is then resolved for each os/arch the same way aqua resolves it at install time, so the static result installs identically.
type Input ¶
type Input struct {
// PkgName is the aqua package name, e.g. "cli/cli".
PkgName string
// Version is the release tag, e.g. "v2.101.0".
Version string
// Scaffold is the aqua gr configuration of the package, taken from
// aqua-registry's scaffold.yaml. It supplies the filters that can't be inferred
// from the release, such as which assets to ignore. It may be nil.
Scaffold *genrgst.RawConfig
// Base is the package's definition in aqua-registry, already resolved for the
// version. It supplies what a release can't express: files, libc variants, and
// the signing configuration. It may be nil for a package aqua-registry doesn't
// have yet.
Base *aquaregistry.PackageInfo
// Config is the package's definition on its aqua-registry-g2 branch. When it is
// set it replaces Base and Scaffold, because it is what those were converted
// into: aqua-registry is where a package's definition comes from until
// aqua-registry-g2 has one of its own, and after that it is no longer consulted.
Config *g2.Config
}
Input holds the parameters of a single generation.
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