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Announce no metadata on pull-through links - #1454
Pull-through links (<file>?redirect=<upstream URL>) no longer announce PEP 658
metadata. pip asks for announced metadata by appending .metadata to the whole URL,
so the path still names the package, and once the package is in the repository the
content handler serves the package by that path in place of the metadata.
pull_through_package_simple() sets metadata_sha256 to None, so neither the HTML
nor the JSON simple page announces metadata for these links. Packages already in the
repository are listed with their local links and their metadata, as before.
The metadata is still served through a pull-through link when asked for, so a client
holding an older page keeps working.
The ETag of the simple pages includes a revision string, so a client revalidating a page
cached before the upgrade gets the new page instead of a 304 that keeps the old links.
Tests.test_pull_through_metadata and test_pull_through_metadata_with_repo
asserted that pull-through links announce metadata; they now assert the opposite and
compare the served metadata with the digest from the upstream index instead of the
announced one. The rest of each test is unchanged, including the check that the local
link announces and serves the metadata once the package is cached. Both fail without
the change and pass with it; the unit tests and test_full_mirror.py pass.
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Bug Fixes
Fixed package installation failures when retrieving metadata through pull-through links. Metadata is no longer advertised before the package is stored locally; once available, the metadata link serves content that matches its published digest.
Pull-through package links no longer announce PEP 658 metadata. Functional tests check metadata requests before and after package caching, including metadata digest and content validation.
Changes: Pull-through metadata
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Summary
Metadata announcement and verification pulp_python/app/pypi/views.py, pulp_python/tests/functional/api/test_full_mirror.py, CHANGES/1453.bugfix
Redirected release entries omit the metadata digest. Tests check metadata responses before package storage and verify that the stored package’s refreshed simple page announces its metadata digest. The changelog records the change.
A cached index page can cause a pip metadata hash failure after a package is cached. Refreshing the page and retrying should recover.
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Issue #1453 requires pull-through links to announce no PEP 658 metadata when the derived metadata URL can return the cached package, while cached local links continue to announce metadata. `SimpleView…
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The changes stay within issue #1453. The implementation removes metadata announcements only from pull-through links. The test changes verify the required pull-through and cached-package behavior. The …
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Issue #1453 requires pull-through links to announce no PEP 658 metadata when the derived metadata URL can return the cached package, while cached local links continue to announce metadata. SimpleView.pull_through_package_simple() now sets metadata_sha256 to None. The updated functional tests verify no announcement, metadata serving through both URL forms, repository storage, and metadata announcement after caching. The changelog records the fix.
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Minor · Invalidate validators for the changed simple page. · views.py:89
pulp_python/app/pypi/views.py:89 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Invalidate validators for the changed simple page.
After upgrade, a client can revalidate an old page and receive 304 because the repository version is unchanged. The client then keeps a page that announces metadata. If another client caches the package before the metadata request, pip can receive the package instead of metadata and fail its hash check. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Change the ETag and Last-Modified validation for this representation change.
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Review comment at @pulp_python/app/pypi/views.py at line 89:
Update the simple-page validators built from `raw` so both ETag and
Last-Modified change when the page’s metadata representation changes, even if
`repo_ver` is unchanged. Include the representation’s relevant change state in
the validator inputs while preserving validation behavior for unchanged pages.
Retain and request the original pull-through link after caching.
The tests request metadata before downloading the package, then refresh the page and use the newly rendered local link. They do not retain the original redirect URL and validate that its .metadata URL still serves metadata after the package is cached. Add that sequence to cover the stated older-page compatibility behavior.
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Review comment at @pulp_python/tests/functional/api/test_full_mirror.py around
lines 285 - 298:
Update the full-mirror test flow to retain the package’s original pull-through
URL before downloading the package, then request that original URL’s .metadata
endpoint after caching and verify the metadata response. Keep the existing
refreshed-page assertions, using the test’s package and metadata URL handling as
the reference.
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Review comments at @pulp_python/app/pypi/views.py:
- Line 89: Update the simple-page validators built from `raw` so both ETag and
Last-Modified change when the page’s metadata representation changes, even if
`repo_ver` is unchanged. Include the representation’s relevant change state in
the validator inputs while preserving validation behavior for unchanged pages.
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Review comments at @pulp_python/tests/functional/api/test_full_mirror.py:
- Around line 285-298: Update the full-mirror test flow to retain the package’s
original pull-through URL before downloading the package, then request that
original URL’s .metadata endpoint after caching and verify the metadata
response. Keep the existing refreshed-page assertions, using the test’s package
and metadata URL handling as the reference.
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A package not yet in the repository is linked as
<file>?redirect=<upstream URL>, and the link announced its PEP 658
metadata. pip asks for that metadata by appending ".metadata" to the
whole URL, so it lands in the redirect parameter and the path still names
the package. Once another client has fetched the package, the content app
finds it by that path and answers the metadata request with the package
itself, and pip fails its hash check. The pull-through handler's
workaround for pip's URL is never reached in that case, because the path
lookup comes first.
Pull-through links no longer announce metadata; installers then read it
from the package they download. Once the package is in the repository, its
local link announces the metadata again, and that link has no query string.
The metadata is still served through a pull-through link for clients
holding an older page.
fixespulp#1453
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fixes #1453
Pull-through links (
<file>?redirect=<upstream URL>) no longer announce PEP 658metadata. pip asks for announced metadata by appending
.metadatato the whole URL,so the path still names the package, and once the package is in the repository the
content handler serves the package by that path in place of the metadata.
pull_through_package_simple()setsmetadata_sha256toNone, so neither the HTMLnor the JSON simple page announces metadata for these links. Packages already in the
repository are listed with their local links and their metadata, as before.
holding an older page keeps working.
cached before the upgrade gets the new page instead of a 304 that keeps the old links.
Tests.
test_pull_through_metadataandtest_pull_through_metadata_with_repoasserted that pull-through links announce metadata; they now assert the opposite and
compare the served metadata with the digest from the upstream index instead of the
announced one. The rest of each test is unchanged, including the check that the local
link announces and serves the metadata once the package is cached. Both fail without
the change and pass with it; the unit tests and
test_full_mirror.pypass.Summary by CodeRabbit