Michal Pryc wrote:
> Tom,
> I think that with the current proposed API it will be possible:
>
> -> put list of packages
> -> plan the install/update/remove
>    at this point we will have all the packages to be 
> installed/updated/removed throught the describe() funciton. Then for 
> each of those packages we will have info which will contain information 
> about license.
>
>   
That's a good point, describe should probably return PackageInfo object 
pairs instead of strings. The use you have for them right now, I think 
all that would be needed would be the strings, but that's not as robust 
as the PI's.

I'll make sure I change this before I put the API and our CLI adaptation 
out for review.

Brock

> Please correct me if I am wrong
>
> best
> Michal Pryc
>
> Tom Mueller wrote:
>   
>> Brock,
>> During the installation, the licenses to be displayed have to come not
>> only from the packages that the user selected, but also from the
>> dependencies (recursively). Does the package plan interface have the
>> ability to get the list of fmri strings to pass in after the plan has
>> been evaluated?
>>
>> Also, as we move forward, it will be necessary to have access to other
>> meta data about packages, such as the change list. So would the
>> PackageInfo class be extended to include information about other actions?
>>
>> Since an action is a fundamental concept in pkg(5), it seems that Action
>> objects should be exposed in the API.
>>
>> Tom
>>
>>
>> Brock Pytlik wrote:
>>     
>>> Michal Pryc wrote:
>>>       
>>>> [snip]
>>>> For the 2008.11 we will add license tab for packages. If this will be
>>>> not provided by the API then we will need to pull the license calling
>>>> other methods.
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> I looked into this a bit, and I've added a new piece to the API, info.
>>> It lets the caller retrieve package information for all the fmri
>>> strings provided. In this function, there's an argument which chooses
>>> whether or not to retrieve the licenses. Are there other bits of
>>> information you might need for a package which aren't captured by
>>> PackageInfo? Will this info function provide the interface to the
>>> licenses you need?
>>>
>>> def info(self, fmri_strings, local, get_licenses):
>>> # fmri_strings: fmri names
>>> # local: whether information is gathered locally or remotely
>>> # get_licenses: whether to retrieve the text of the licenses
>>> # Returns: A tuple consisting of:
>>> # a list of PackageInfo's for all fmri's whose information
>>> # was found
>>> # a list of all the fmri strings whose information could
>>> # not be found
>>>
>>>
>>> class PackageInfo(object):
>>> def __init__(name=None, summary=None,
>>> state=None,
>>> authority=None, version=None,
>>> build_release=None,
>>> branch=None,
>>> packaging_date=None,
>>> size = None, fmri = None, licenses=None):
>>> self.name = name
>>> self.summary = summary
>>> self.state = state,
>>> self.authority = fmri.strip_auth_pfx(authority)
>>> self.version = version
>>> self.build_release = build_release
>>> self.branch = branch
>>> self.packaging_date = packaging_date
>>> self.size = size
>>> self.fmri = fmri
>>> self.licenses = licenses
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Brock
>>>
>>> [snip]
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