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sources git URL not supporting tags #287

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rolandknight opened this issue Jun 7, 2022 · 6 comments
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sources git URL not supporting tags #287

rolandknight opened this issue Jun 7, 2022 · 6 comments
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@rolandknight
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The bin/hermit.hcl sources variable is not supporting repo tags. Example:
sources = ["https://gitlab.com/onis-oss/hermit-packages.git#onis-oss"]

Results in this error:
fatal:hermit: /home/rolandknight/git/gitlab.com/onis-oss/tlc/sandbox/bin/hermit.hcl: unsupported source "https://gitlab.com/onis-oss/hermit-packages.git#onis-oss"

@alecthomas
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Great point, we should definitely support that!

@rolandknight
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rolandknight commented Jun 8, 2022 via email

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alecthomas commented Jun 8, 2022

Oh nice, thank you. The code is currently living here, for downloading a package via git. I think this logic could be pulled out into a top-level git package, and reused by the package caching, and the sources.

@jvmakine jvmakine added the good first issue Good for newcomers label Sep 1, 2022
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jufemaiz commented Mar 2, 2023

Happy to jump into this and assist. We're wanting to use atlas and unfortunately their latest release is git tag only – not github release.

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I'm not sure what atlas is, but this issue is specifically talking about using git tags for extra package manifest sources, not for packages themselves.

If this is Atlas, you'd likely download the tarballs from their site. If you're talking about using tags for auto-versioning, a better option would be to use the html auto-versioning. This is also what we do for Go.

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jufemaiz commented Mar 2, 2023

@alecthomas thanks for the clarification! Taking up the need for an index page of releases with the Atlas team (it's this atlas for clarification).

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