Thats some great work Michal, well done!
On Fri, Jan 22, 2021 at 9:57 AM Michal Konecny <mkonecny@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
today I deployed a new version of Anitya on production [0]. I decided
that Anitya is mature enough to have version 1.0.0. So here it is.
And what this versions brings? Plenty of changes, here is the list of
the most interesting ones:
* Add preview mode
Now you can try your changes before submitting them, on the edit and add
project page is a new button "Test check" which will take the fields
from the form and do a check for releases above them. Nothing is changed
in the database during test check.
* Flag pre-release versions
Yes, you are reading it right. Anitya is now flagging versions that are
considered unstable, it uses the version scheme recognition and above
that you can add your own filter when editing project.
* Message schema 2.0.0
The Anitya message schema now contains a new topic
"anitya.project.version.update.v2". This topic will send message that
has "upstream_versions" field which contains all the newly found
versions, not only the latest one. And it also contains a
"stable_versions" field, so you can look if some of the newly versions
is stable or not. With this version "anitya.project.version.update" is
now deprecated!
* Add version filter for project
Anitya now allows user to add their own version filter, if you see any
bogus version, you can just edit project and add the string to filter
(This will not delete any version that was already retrieved, but you
can flag a project and ask admin to do it for you and it will never be
retrieved again).
* Project archiving
Anitya 1.0.0 allows admins to archive projects if it seems reasonable
(project dead upstream) for the sake of history. Archived projects can't
be edited and are not checked for new versions, but still could be found
in Anitya.
* Projects menu is rewritten
The projects menu now contains items that are more sensible to current
state of Anitya, you can see projects that were successfully updated
(sorted by the time of update from newest), failed to update (sorted by
the number of failed attempts from highest number), never updated
(incorrectly set up projects, where update was never successful, sorted
by the date of creation from oldest) and archived projects.
* Updated documentation
The documentation was fully rewritten to reflect the current state of
Anitya. User guide was added containing use cases that could be done by
user. User admin guide was added for users in Anitya with Admin rights.
And the Admin guide and Contribution guide was verified that these steps
are working with current version of Anitya.
If you want to see whole list of changes, see Anitya 1.0.0 release on
GitHub [1].
I hope this release will bring joy to your life and solve at least some
of the pain points people had with Anitya.
Michal
Mage from release-monitoring.org
P.S.: If you want to try something in Anitya without the fear of
breaking anything, you can try it on staging instance [2].
[0] - https://release-monitoring.org/
[1] - https://github.com/fedora-infra/anitya/releases/tag/1.0.0
[2] - https://stg.release-monitoring.org/
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