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root command to list unverified upstream sources #148
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Some questions, suggestions posted below.
Overall the function introduced here does some logic and writes a file in the end. Which makes the testing of it difficult. If the logic would be separate from writing the tests could be easier to write, stateless, and would not need to be run in a container.
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I have made some previously discussed changes to code. Now I have removed some part of code and made changes to existing ones. I think most of the review comments are addressed in these new changes. |
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Rebase the PR with latest main branch changes |
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new root command is designed to list all upstream sources with the `skip-check` flag set to `true`. - If `-p <package>` is specified, it lists unverified sources for the specified package. - If <package> not forund in repo, error is thrown The output is written to stdout This will enable better tracking of unverified sources.
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New root command is designed to list all upstream sources with the
skip-check
flag set totrue
.-p <package>
is specified, it lists unverified sources for the specified package.The output is written to stdout
This will enable better tracking of unverified sources.