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It would probably not be difficult to write a script to generate this list
Here's the script to get you includes per bundle:
for i in `sudo swupd bundle-list --all`; do echo $i && echo "===========" && unbundle $i <path/to/clr-bundles/repository/> --bundles && echo; done
Simple change to get you all packages in a bundle (including packages in the included bundles), just remove the --bundles flag:
for i in `sudo swupd bundle-list --all`; do echo $i && echo "===========" && unbundle $i <path/to/clr-bundles/repository/> && echo; done
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We have an old script we've used to generate an HTML table with all the latest bundle info. We're dusting that off and are looking at CI for ongoing use to keep this up to date. I'll have more info in a day or two.
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If your script was last used in October it wasn't taking pundles into consideration. Keep in mind that we now publish pundles via the clr-bundles/packages file as well. These are exposed as regular bundles to the user so should be reported in this page.
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Adding @mvincerx into this discussion.
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I've got a new branch started with all updated bundles. Just learning how to include pundles. I'm communicating with @matthewrsj
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@mltullis. FYI only: package-scope bundles don't currently have descriptors:
https://github.com/clearlinux/clr-bundles/blob/master/packages
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#127 is merged and goes live this afternoon. Part of this was a manual update. We'll continue to work on the automation.
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@mltullis, @matthewrsj advised me on a new way to bring in the "latest" bundles using the for loop he gives above. (I just have to re-install CL on my NUC to do so, and rebuild the HTML table manually again.)
For this, I'll open a new PR since this one is merged. Phase 2: Let's discuss the automation more next week.
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We'll keep this open for another few days while we validate the latest list and finalize the automation.
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@matthewrsj, if you have time this weekend, can you please advise? See also my email.
From where (in directory/ forked repo) do you run this command?:
for i in
sudo swupd bundle-list --all; do echo $i && echo "===========" && unbundle $i <path/to/clr-bundles/repository/> --bundles && echo; done
for i in
sudo swupd bundle-list --all; do echo $i && echo "===========" && unbundle $i <path/to/clr-bundles/repository/> --bundles && echo; done
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From where (in directory/ forked repo) do you run this command?
Doesn't matter, as long as you replace everything inside the <...>
with the path to cloned clr-bundles
repository. Let me give you a few more instructions.
Let's just do this in your home directory.
sudo swupd bundle-add os-clr-on-clr # this gets you the unbundle tool
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/clearlinux/clr-bundles.git
for i in `sudo swupd bundle-list --all`; do echo $i && echo "===========" && \
unbundle $i ~/clr-bundles --bundles && echo; done 1> bundles
Those commands above will throw the complete list of all Clear Linux bundles and their included bundles into the bundles
file. You can view/edit this file by running
vi ~/bundles
Each section will look like this:
R-basic
===========
R-basic
libX11client
os-core
The first line is the title of the bundle, followed by a separator, followed by the recursively included bundles. Keep in mind this list will include the bundle itself (in this case R-basic
) and the implicitly-included os-core
bundle. You probably want to filter those out.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
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btw, you can just copy that command block and paste it into your terminal with no modification needed.
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Thanks, Matthew. Silly me. I overlooked the embedded file path in the previous script. Too many PRs to complete by COB Friday. :)
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This issue has been resolved and there is an associate jira to track enhancements to this.
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