Hi, On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 07:00:05PM -0400, James McCoy wrote: > On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 02:32:03AM +0900, Osamu Aoki wrote: > > After having a locally functioning multi-upstream tarball support for > > uscan, I realize this multiple download capability can be extended to > > address downloading sig file too. > > > > opts="sigmode=next" <URL> <pattern for tarfile> debian > > opts="sigmode=prev" <URL> <pattern for sigfile> prev uupdate > > > > <version> is prev which mean to match the previous download version. > > > > If we use matching pattern for 3989, 3990, ... in the path within href > > as non-capturing (?:\d+?), the changing number does not impact the > > download. Downloading version match is done exactly equal to the > > previously download one. > > With this proposed functionality, if the sigfile was earlier on the page > then the watch file would have to be written as below? > > opts="sigmode=next" <URL> <pattern for sigfile> prev uupdate > opts="sigmode=prev" <URL> <pattern for tarfile> debian
This is watch file. > Having to rely on the order of the links in the page seems fragile. Hmmmm... I think I did not explain enough. Your concern was my concern. There is no addition involved which original bug report requested. > It may make more sense to push the knowledge that we're looking for a > sigfile into the code that searches for tarfile. I do not understand what exactly you mean.... Basically, sigfile needs to be searched like what exactly we do to search http;://URL page looking for tarfile with the match pattern for fixed version request. --download-version --download-current-version prev/next are there just to indicate passing version for match. > Then we collect links that match the pgpsigurlmangle while we're > collecting the links for tarfile and figure out which are the correct > links after the fact, like we already do for tarfile. Maybe I should show what I have here as a branch to the master. Then it should be clear. I need to proof manpage and improve logging capabilty for multiple upstream tarball packaging ... but key functions are there. Look for multitar branch :-) Thanks, Osamu
