On 05/07/2009 09:04 PM, Seth Vidal wrote:
On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, Tim Lauridsen wrote:
I love the idea of having a more generic repo check tool where all
kind of repo related checks can be:
something like the way yum commands are implemented in yumcommands.py.
where we have a base class with some generic methods that each check
should inherit and implement, i will make it much easier to maintain
and easier to add new type of checks.
It could work something like
repocheck somecheck [<somecheck args> <somecheck cmd option>]
<general options>
<general option> is yum options inherited from yum cli like debug
level.
So in general I like this. We can pare down the misc utils and add
some functionality to this.
I think in general we should try to get generic repository/system/pkg
sanity checks added to the yum base objects and then make use of them
in repo-check based on certain criteria.
ie: a sack closure check or a conflicts check or a file-conflicts
check, etc, etc, etc
we add those to the repo and pkgSack objects in yum and use them from
repo-check.
does that make sense to y'all?
-sv
That make sense to me :)
Tim
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