Hi Pascal,
In the Buckminster Aggregator (and the Galileo Builder) we use the
planner to verify the consistency of the resulting repository, and also
to tell us exactly what we need to copy. We obtain that information by
examining the operands in the resulting plan.
Will we still be able to extract that information? I.e. what exactly
will the engine install given the plan.
- thomas
On 2009-12-17 17:59, Pascal Rapicault wrote:
Hi,
I just committed changes toward getting rid of Operand as part of the
API. This should also allow to get rid of ProvisioningPlan (the class
would no longer be API, but IProvisioningPlan would of course stay).
Rather than letting ppl create operands manually as they use to do,
they can now create a ProfileChangeRequest in absolute mode
(setAbsoluteMode()) and use the various adders and setters on the PCR.
I have changed all the known places in the p2 code, and adapted the
SimplePlanner to handle this properly. So far so good. I still have to
change the PDE code, but this should be straight forward.
Now comes the case of the tests where there is a handful of tests that
are creating plan for testing the engine, and I feel compelled to just
use the ProvisioningPlan constructor.
If you have any comment about this work, please comment on bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=298097
PaScaL
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