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- Introduced `pkg6recv` for downloading packages from IPS repositories with support for recursive dependency fetching. - Implemented CLI commands with `clap` for source/destination setup, package selection, and publisher defaults. - Added `ConsoleProgressReporter` for detailed receive progress visibility. - Enhanced the `Manifest` parser to support JSON format alongside IPS text format. - Updated `FileBackend` and `RestBackend` repositories to fetch manifests and payloads in new operations. - Extended `Digest` utilities for payload integrity checks. - Added tests to verify basic functionality and manifest format preservation. |
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| .github | ||
| .idea | ||
| .junie | ||
| .vscode | ||
| doc | ||
| docs/ai | ||
| libips | ||
| pkg6 | ||
| pkg6depotd | ||
| pkg6recv | ||
| pkg6repo | ||
| pkgtree | ||
| ports | ||
| specfile | ||
| testing/manual | ||
| userland | ||
| xtask | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| Cargo.lock | ||
| Cargo.toml | ||
| IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| Makefile | ||
| pkg6depotd.kdl | ||
| ports.spec | ||
| README.md | ||
| rebuild_test_repo.sh | ||
| run_local_import_test.sh | ||
| run_openindiana_image_import.sh | ||
| run_sample_install.sh | ||
| test_repo_operations.sh | ||
| Vagrantfile | ||
Image Packaging System for illumos
libips
The libips crate contains all modules and functions one needs to implement an Image Packaging System based utility.
Be that a server, client or other utilities.
Includes Python bindings with PyO3.
This project is intended to gradually replace the current python based implementation of IPS. Most things are documented in the docs directory but some things have been added over the years which has not been properly documented. Help is welcome but be advised, this is mainly intended for use within the illumos community and it's distributions. Big changes which are not in the current IPS will need to be carefully coordinated to not break the current IPS.
Development and Release
Releasing
This project uses cargo-release for versioning and tagging.
- Ensure you have
cargo-releaseinstalled:cargo install cargo-release - Prepare the release (dry-run):
cargo release [level] --dry-run(e.g.,cargo release patch --dry-run) - Execute the release:
cargo release [level] --execute - Push the changes and tags:
git push --follow-tags
Pushing a tag starting with v (e.g., v0.5.1) will trigger the GitHub Actions release pipeline, which builds artifacts for Illumos (OpenIndiana) and Linux, and creates a GitHub Release.