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Currently channels versions operation returns a list of channels that were used in the latest update of the server. The information is based entirely on the manifest's name field.
To provide more informations, we should check if the artifact versions declared in the manifest were used to provision the server.
The outcome of the modified command would look like following:
Installed server components:
* wildfly org.wildfly.channels:wildfly 32.0.0.Final ACTIVE (PARTIAL)
* one-offs org.wildflychannels.oneoff:customer-zero 1.0.0 ACTIVE (FULL)
active(partial) - some of the installed artifacts are from this channel active(full) - all the artifacts provided by this channel are installed in versions defined by this channel inactive - none of the artifact versions from this channel are used by the installation unknown - unable to figure out the artifacts in manifest (open manifest, no-cache+offline)
Implementation notes
Cached manifests together with manifest_versions record can be used to check what artifacts channels provide. Generated manifest.yaml provides information for what artifacts were used.
Compare artifacts installed currently (.installation/manifest.yaml) with artifacts defined by each subscribed channel manifest. The subscribed channel manifests can be found in the cache.
The operation should provide an option to run in offline mode or with offline repositories.
Nice-to-have
Extend the operation to provide information about which streams from a partial channel are overwritten by which channel. i.e. if one-off channel overwrites undertow-core, the base wildfly channel should report it.
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Overview:
Currently
channels versions
operation returns a list of channels that were used in the latest update of the server. The information is based entirely on the manifest's name field.To provide more informations, we should check if the artifact versions declared in the manifest were used to provision the server.
The outcome of the modified command would look like following:
active(partial) - some of the installed artifacts are from this channel
active(full) - all the artifacts provided by this channel are installed in versions defined by this channel
inactive - none of the artifact versions from this channel are used by the installation
unknown - unable to figure out the artifacts in manifest (open manifest, no-cache+offline)
Implementation notes
Cached manifests together with manifest_versions record can be used to check what artifacts channels provide. Generated manifest.yaml provides information for what artifacts were used.
Compare artifacts installed currently (.installation/manifest.yaml) with artifacts defined by each subscribed channel manifest. The subscribed channel manifests can be found in the cache.
The operation should provide an option to run in offline mode or with offline repositories.
Nice-to-have
Extend the operation to provide information about which streams from a partial channel are overwritten by which channel. i.e. if one-off channel overwrites undertow-core, the base wildfly channel should report it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: