I got an error when one of the sources in my sources.list is untrusted.
The error code was available as 'gpg-error' and more description was
available. Our untested code to handle that threw an exception in that
case. This patch fixes it. I have tested with the error I got as the
error was easily reproducible.
Python 3.2.x is deprecated, so I thought it would be
good to get tests running on some newer pythons. I've
switched from the python3-gi package to using 'pgi' from
pypi, because the apt-installed python3-gi was having trouble
importing.
pgi required python 3.3+ (see: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pgi),
so I've removed python 3.2 from the test matrix. Let me know if
we're using python 3.2 anywhere, but as far as I know plinth is
run on python 3.4.3 with debian sid on the freedombox image.
Specify the version of a library before importing it using GObject
introspection. Mainly to avoid warnings with recent version of
pygobject. Closes#247.
When an ActionError is raised during pre_install or on_install action,
the error is not being shown. Instead an error is being raised. This
fixes that.
- Refresh package list before trying to install packages. Also lookup
the ID of the package, including the version, using the newly fetched
package list.
- Call on_install() callback requested by modules only if the package
installation was successful. Handle any exception raised in the
callback itself.
- Handle exceptions raised during packagekit operations. Also check the
returned results for error code.
- Capture error/success status during a transaction. Don't destroy the
transaction object until the error/success status has been collected.
When a view is refreshed after completion of a transaction collect the
result of the transaction and show it to the user.
- Handle cases where package searches in the package list fails. Simply
show the package name without its description.
- Uses PackageKit dameon, Glib library wrapping packagekit DBUS API and
Python bindings for the Glib library.
- Implement a decorator to wrap views requiring packages.
- Framework allows for parallel operations. However, doing parallel
operations hangs because of what appears to be PackageKit backend
limitations.
