Development status

1. Marco Strigl
Build Service Engineer
mstrigl@suse.com
osc2
The modern osc

2. Overview of osc
● osc is a command line client tool for an open build service
instance. (opensuse commander)
● actively developed and maintained
● Python

3. Some numbers
● 89 commands
● 36443 lines of code

4. What’s wrong with osc?
● Inconsistent UI
osc results project package –repo repo –arch arch
osc rebuild project package repo arch
osc ls project package -r repo -a arch
● Two big main files:
– commandline.py
– core.py

5. What’s wrong with osc?
● Do the same thing in thousands of different ways:
osc abortbuild home:mstrigl cowsay
osc abortbuild home:mstrigl cowsay openSUSE_Factory
x86_64

6. What’s wrong with osc?
~/obs/home:marco/cowsay# osc abortbuild –repo
openSuSE_Factory –arch x86_64
~/obs/home:marco/cowsay# osc abortbuild
openSuSE_Factory x86_64
# osc abortbuild <prj> <pkg> openSUSE_Factory x86_64
--repo Leap --arch i586

7. The new approach

8. New things in osc2
● URL-like syntax
osc2 command api://project/package
● Test driven development

9. New things in osc2
● new code structure
osc2/cli/<command>/ Command Folder
__init__.py Initialize as package
<command>.py Functions
ui.py UI definition
<command>.jinja2 Output template

10. Contribute?
● https://github.com/openSUSE/osc2
● https://github.com/openSUSE/osc2/projects/
● https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:tools:scm/osc2

11. Questions?
● mstrigl@suse.com
● mstrigl on IRC

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