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moss info does not show source-release, build-release nor repository origin properties #333

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ermo opened this issue Aug 18, 2024 · 0 comments

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ermo commented Aug 18, 2024

In the below, I would expect to see both the source-release property, the build-release property and the repository origin of the listed entities (it might also be nice to point out which of the candidates is installed if any):

ermo@snekhtpc:~/repos/serpent-os/recipes/g/golang [fix-golang* +4 ~2 -0 !]
$ moss info golang
Name                 golang
Version              1.22.6
Homepage             https://golang.org
Summary
Description          Dependencies         soname(libc.so.6(x86_64))
Providers            binary(go)
                     binary(gofmt)
                     name(golang)
                     soname(libstd.so(x86_64))

Name                 golang
Version              1.22.6
Homepage             https://golang.org
Summary
Description          Dependencies         soname(libc.so.6(x86_64))
Providers            binary(go)
                     binary(gofmt)
                     name(golang)
                     soname(libstd.so(x86_64))
@ermo ermo changed the title moss info does not show source-release nor origin moss info does not show source-release, build-releae nor repository origin properties Aug 18, 2024
@ermo ermo changed the title moss info does not show source-release, build-releae nor repository origin properties moss info does not show source-release, build-release nor repository origin properties Aug 18, 2024
ikeycode added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 8, 2024
We now use a nice formatted list for deps/providers, visually
breaking up some of the noise. We also munch through potentially
crappy descriptions to emit as an aligned paragraph in the CLI
output.

As part of issue #333 we unique the input set to not print the same
remote version that is installed locally, and add missing build and
source release fields.

Signed-off-by: Ikey Doherty <[email protected]>
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