This was accidentally changed in !756 because the functionality was
hidden in `apply_info_from_latest_apk` which is a less than stellar name
for something that also applies infos from app->apk and in this case did
apply info from *oldest* apk->app.
So instead move that into a separate step.
Note: This restores the previous behaviour. There's discussion in #801
on further changes to make the added date also work for repos which
don't keep an archive at all.
There's valid use-cases for setups where set-head --auto fails. This
happens when building an app from a gitlab CI checkout where no remote
tracking branches are setup.
This isn't really a fatal error. When a remote HEAD exists we'll
continue setting it and if none exists and something requires this being
set up later on (either a build script or fdroid checkupdates) then
we'll fail later on with "origin/HEAD not being known to git".
By not failing early we allow the majority of use-cases that don't need
a remote HEAD to continue with just a warning.
The setup in which this can be reproduced is as follows:
(This is roughly what gitlab runner does when setting up a git checkout
for CI)
- mkdir test && cd test
- git init
- git remote add https://gitlab.com/Bubu/fdroidclassic.git
- git fetch --all
- git checkout db0d2a9a5d1d89101a344169013ac5d518185f31
- mkdir nested_repo && cd nested_repo
- git clone .. .
- git remote set-head origin --auto
> error: Cannot determine remote HEAD
A file can be flagged for multiple problems (i.e. multiple unknown maven
repos in one build.gradle file that is included in a scandelete path).
The scanner will try to delete it once for every problem detected, we
don't really care, as long as the file is gone.
fixesfdroid/fdroidserver#759
publish is currently not reusable from other modules as everything is
happening in main. It's also not testable from python unittests.
There's already a function for getting the key_alias, so we can use
that.
Introduce tests for the split out functions.
* newKeyAliases wasn't providing any useful information
* generatedKeys now contains the used keyalias as well
* signedApks now also records the used keyalias for each apk
This ditches the custom common.get_extension() for straight core Python
methods. This should make the code closer to Python conventions. For
example, pathlib also includes the "." in the extension it returns.
