closes#465
This script generated gradle-maven-blocks.yaml:
```python
import os
import re
import yaml
pat = re.compile(r'\smaven\s*{[^}]+}')
finds = set()
for root, dirs, files in os.walk('.'):
for f in files:
if '.gradle' in f:
with open(os.path.join(root, f), errors='surrogateescape') as fp:
contents = fp.read()
for m in pat.findall(contents):
finds.add(m)
with open('finds.yaml', 'w') as fp:
yaml.dump(sorted(finds), fp, default_flow_style=False)
```
This converts float/int to string for things like commit: or versionName:.
For versionCode, which must be an integer, it throws an exception if the
data is any other type.
* makes per-build entries in per-app entries
* `fdroid scanner --json --verbose` will output logging messages to stderr
* removed " at line N" from one message to make them uniform keys
* this will be used in issuebot
This is a second attempt with tests for how `fdroid build` calls the
scanner functions. closes#771. It was previously merged in !748 then
reverted in 68c072c72e
* makes per-build entries in per-app entries
* `fdroid scanner --json --verbose` will output logging messages to stderr
* removed " at line N" from one message to make them uniform keys
* this will be used in issuebot
import is a strict keyword in Python, so it is not possible to import a
module called 'import', even with things like:
* import fdroidserver.import
* from fdroidserver import import
These days, the location that overrides all the others is in the android{}
block of the build.gradle file that loads the com.android.application
plugin. So this should be the preferred place to read these values.
test files GPL licensed: https://github.com/Integreight/1Sheeld-Android-App
http://example.org/index-v1.jar now returns the HTTP header
"Content-Encoding: gzip" but then the reply is plain HTML. That
triggers a ContentDecodingError instead of an HTTPError, so this
changes the test to success on any RequestsException.
This makes it so running `../fdroid update --nosign --pretty` in tests/ no
longer creates a diff in the tests/*/index* files. It matches the order
set in tests/run-tests.
These entries are hardcoded as a single line in all the app stores, so
newlines should be stripped to get the data simple to use. This is in
contrast with the on-disk format for Fastlane and Triple-T, which includes
a newline in the title.txt and short_description.txt files. I think all
files in those systems are normalized to end in a newline.
