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ALBS-1216: Implement support for new SHA512 external sources file format in almalinux-git-utils 
- New key argument `--sha512` for the sources uploader if you need to upload a source in new format (using sha512 checksum)
- A separate recognizer of a checksum type in metadata file
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README.md

almalinux-git-utils

Utilities for working with the AlmaLinux OS Git server.

alma_get_sources

The alma_get_sources script downloads sources and BLOBs from the AlmaLinux sources cache.

Usage

Run the alma_get_sources in a git project root directory:

  1. Clone an AlmaLinux RPM package git project from git.almalinux.org.
  2. Switch to a required branch.
  3. Run the alma_get_sources tool: 
    $ alma_get_sources

alma_blob_upload

The alma_blob_upload script uploads sources and BLOBs to the AlmaLinux sources cache.

Prerequirements

Create an AWS credentials file ~/.aws/credentials with the following content:

[default]
aws_access_key_id = YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
aws_secret_access_key = YOUR_SECRET_KEY

Usage

The utility supports two types of input: a CentOS git repository metadata file or a list of files to upload.

For CentOS repositories workflow will be the following:

  1. Install the get_sources.sh script from the centos-git-common repository.
  2. Clone a project and download its sources as described on the CentOS Wiki.
  3. Run the alma_blob_upload tool (don't forget to replace PROJECT_NAME with an actual project name): 
    $ alma_blob_upload -i .PROJECT_NAME.metadata

Alternatively, you can upload a list of files in the following way:

$ alma_blob_upload -f SOURCES/FILE_1 SOURCES/FILE_N

The alma_blob_upload utility can also generate a CentOS-compatible metadata file:

$ alma_blob_upload -o .PROJECT_NAME.metadata -f SOURCES/FILE_1 SOURCES/FILE_N

License

Licensed under the GPLv3 license, see the LICENSE file for details.