[pkg] Tidy substvars usage in control file The documentation package was missing a Built-Using field to record the provenance of the templates. Empty packages or meta packages do not require Depends on a specific Python version, so we can remove the relevant substvars.

[pkg] Specify priority “optional” instead of the obsolete “extra” Quoting Lintian, “Since Debian Policy version 4.0.1, the priority extra has been deprecated.” So let's use “optional” instead.

[pkg] Remove build dependency on dh-systemd As suggested by Lintian, remove build dependency on obsolete package dh-systemd. Instead, specify a more precise version of debhelper 9 that added support for systemd.

[pkg] Run test suite as part of autopkgtest Add support for autopkgtest. The test “unittest” will run the test suite using pytest. As we need PostgreSQL in the test environment and open network connection, the test is marked with `isolation-container` and requires at least LXC to be run, e.g: autopkgtest -s -- lxc -s autopkgtest-sid

[pkg] Switch to Debian source format 3.0 (quilt) This forces us to base the Debian package on the source of the Python package (as produced by running `python3 setup.py sdist`). While it might seem cumbersome, this greatly reduces likelyhood of mismatch between an installation via `pip` and one using the Debian package. `dpkg-source` will also document for us what is currently in the source repository but not in the Python package. Currently the missing file are: PKG-INFO cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_comment/schema.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_comment/__init__.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_comment/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_card/schema.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_card/entities.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_card/__init__.py cubicweb/sobjects/test/data/cubicweb_card/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_comment/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_comment/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_comment/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_localperms/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_localperms/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_localperms/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_basket/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_basket/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_basket/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_comment/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_comment/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_comment/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_localperms/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_localperms/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_localperms/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_basket/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_basket/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_basket/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_tag/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_tag/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_tag/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_card/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_card/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_card/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_file/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_file/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/migratedapp/cubicweb_file/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_tag/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_tag/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_tag/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_card/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_card/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_card/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_file/schema.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_file/__init__.py cubicweb/server/test/data-migractions/cubicweb_file/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_localperms/schema.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_localperms/__init__.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_localperms/__pkginfo__.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_card/schema.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_card/entities.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_card/__init__.py cubicweb/test/data-rewrite/cubicweb_card/__pkginfo__.py The current manifest will duplicate several files that are stored as symlinks in the Mercurial repository, hence the long list of ignored files in `extend-diff-ignore`.

[pkg] Switch all Debian packages to Python 3

Fix sorting key for rdefs in schema viewer With changeset 234ca3cbbb46, clicking in the schema of an entity with cubicweb in py3 on "vue en boite" will probably result in an infinite spinner (which implies cw > 3.26) What happened ? This "vue en boite" used to work at least until... hg diff -c a8c1ea390400 cubicweb/schema.py @@ -993,10 +992,6 @@ class CubicWebRelationSchema(PermissionM return False return True - @deprecated('use .rdef(subjtype, objtype).role_cardinality(role)') - def cardinality(self, subjtype, objtype, target): - return self.rdef(subjtype, objtype).role_cardinality(target) - class CubicWebSchema(Schema): """set of entities and relations schema defining the possible data sets But, wait ... If I open a shell on an instance of cw 3.24 something seems off >>> list(schema['CWUniqueTogetherConstraint'].relation_definitions())[0][0].cardinality # <bound method CubicWebRelationSchema.wrapped of <constraint_of [CWUniqueTogetherConstraint,CWEType]>> We have been sorting on a method the whole time ? Is it possible what were the effects ? 1) We cannot sort function can't we ? >>> def adder(i): return lambda x: x+i >>> sorted(map(adder,range(10))) [<function __main__.<lambda>>, <function __main__.<lambda>>, ... Yes we can. 2) what does it means. >>> { adder(1) : 1 } Out[19]: {<function __main__.<lambda>>: 1} In fact the function object as a __hash__ method (which is practical for making memoizers (cache)), and return truly random results (pseudo random). My take on this patch is relations have NEVER been sorted by cardinality. No one never ever noticed. Hence, I propose to not fix a bug that never was reported.

Flake8 cubicweb/web/schemaviewer.py

[py3] changing unicode to str py2 support being dropped, passing the code in full py3 str/bytes syntax

[py3] Use sorted(key=...) instead of sorted(cmp=...)

Merge with 3.26

Added tag 3.26.11, debian/3.26.11-1 for changeset 633ca84bea58

[pkg] Version 3.26.11

Added tag debian/3.26.10-1 for changeset 0ce26fb5ab48

[debian] New upstream release

[debian] Drop override_dh_auto_install about cubicweb-ctl The script should be installed normally as it is a setuptools' entry point.

[debian] Remove test/doc Build-Depends We are not actually running tests during package build. (This was disabled for python2, now it is also for python3.) And having these build-depends makes it hard to rebuild the package.

[fix] parse cube version number without space in them

Install patched yapps for test from an http archive Instead of git which require git to be installed. Also downloading archive is faster than cloning the repository.

[server/test] make test filename uniques To avoid these pytest error when collecting the whole test suite: import file mismatch: imported module 'unittest_utils' has this __file__ attribute: cubicweb/cubicweb/server/test/unittest_utils.py which is not the same as the test file we want to collect: cubicweb/cubicweb/test/unittest_utils.py Move cubicweb/server/test/unittest_security.py to cubicweb/server/test/unittest_security.py and cubicweb/test/unittest_utils.py to cubicweb/test/unittest_server_utils.py

Merge 3.26

[dataimport] Fix case when extid is text in use_extid_as_cwuri() Extid can be bytes or text. This avoid AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'

[doc] fix key used in the hook example The hook's regid is check_no_subsidiary_cycle.

[doc] set_operation has been replaced by add_data See the changelog https://cubicweb.readthedocs.io/en/3.26/changes/changelog/#id14

[doc] check_cycle is a standard function

[doc] fix several typos

[pkg] make cubicweb[crypto] depends on pycryptodome instead of pycrypto pycrypto isn't maintained anymore, the last release 2.6.1 is from 2014. Use the drop-in replacement fork pycryptodome instead. pycryptodome is packaged in debian starting from stretch-backports.

[crypto] Encode unicode strings in _cypherer() pycrypto accept both bytes or string but pycryptodome, which will be introduced in next changeset, doesn't accept this. For backward compatibility, encode unicode strings in _cypherer()

[ldapfeed] FIX: Unique Key violation when synchronizing with LDAPfeed What was happening ================== The bug appears when ldapfeed tries to insert a user while another user exists exists with a different source. Simple use case to reproduce: - create a local user in cubicweb (source=system) - sync with ldap - ldapfeed will stop complaining user already exists. Without next patch the test MUST fail with message: cubicweb/server/sources/native.py:714: UniqueTogetherError The ldapfeed is thus stopped ignoring any further ldap entries. The proposal ============ Prior to this patch, the insertion was trying to create all CWUser with the computed login from eeimporter.extid2eid (method process of DataFeedLDAPAdapter). When a CWUser existed with a different cw_source ("system" for user created with cubicweb for instance), it created a conflict. To avoid collisions, in the extentities_generator method a bypass was added at the insertion layer. Prior to insertion the absence of the computed login is checked on a list of all existing login from a different source. If collision is detected, we skip the ldap record. By short circuiting at the CWUser entity insertion level we also avoid to treat CWGroup and EmailAddress related to this user. Hence ensuring a behaviour that will not break existing instances. (conservative approach: faced with ambiguity better do nothing than guess). An error message is added stating explicitly the conflict.

Skip tests for ldapsource with python >= 3.7 Until someone works on fixing these, this should make our CI green again. I tried to use setupModule() to check for python version, but pre_setup_database() is apparently called even when a SkipTest exception is raised there. So handle this in that method. (grafted from 4d68d20427dee4b6751a0f1f5511fec2a04f4782)