Currently pcs.Repo.def get_version_from_git() will check if the local cached repo's branch is at the same commit as the same named branch on its remote repo.
This doesn't make sense when we check-out a specific githash of a remote and thus have a floating HEAD and not remote branch name.
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def get_version_from_git( |
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self, |
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component_identifier: ComponentIdentifier, |
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file_path: str, |
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force: bool = False, |
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) -> Tuple[str, str]: |
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""" |
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Given a path to a Component, this returns a git hash and GitHub repo |
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URL where the current version of the Component is publicly accessible. |
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This will raise an exception if any of the following checks are true: |
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1. The Component is not in a git repo. |
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2. The origin of this repo is not GitHub. |
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3. The current local branch and corresponding remote branch are not at |
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the same commit. |
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4. There are uncommitted changes locally |
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If ''force'' is True, checks 2, 3, and 4 above are ignored. |
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""" |
Currently
pcs.Repo.def get_version_from_git()will check if the local cached repo's branch is at the same commit as the same named branch on its remote repo.This doesn't make sense when we check-out a specific githash of a remote and thus have a floating HEAD and not remote branch name.
agentos/pcs/repo.py
Lines 135 to 154 in 9e4428b