Makes sure that MetadataFactory can still produce a list of
architectures when the standard Updates.xml file is present, but the
expected wasm Updates.xml file is not. This should prevent failures
in the future if the Qt devs decide to change the way WASM works, as
they did with Qt 6.5.0.
- Replace map+filter and list+filter with list comprehension expression
- Use try/except for next(Iterator)
- Add test case for altlink that cause exception on next() in get_altlink
- Avoid exit but use sys.exit
Signed-off-by: Hiroshi Miura <miurahr@linux.com>
- Introduce classes inherit argparse.ArgumentParser to suppress mypy
errors in Cli class.
- `requests.session.Session.get()` expects that `timeout` is `float | tuple[float, float] | tuple[float, None] | None`
so use `Tuple[float, float]` for timeout
- Use named tuple for modules_query
- Update test_list.py
"test_list_bad_html()" expects error on unexpected html structure.
This error no longer occurs because html is handled differently
after the last 2 commits.
This change allows MetadataFactory.iterate_folders to recognize when
MetadataFactory has retrieved a malformed HTML file, or an HTML file
that does not contain the table and rows that it expects to see.
If the URL is correct, it should retrieve the right page, but this is
not guaranteed, and MetadataFactory should be able to recover and
generate an appropriate error message.
One possible situation where this kind of error might occur could be
when the user is connected to a public WIFI network, but not logged in.
The router would redirect aqt to the network login page, and aqt would
have no way of knowing that it did not receive the correct page.
Aqt should be resilient to this kind of error.
`MetadataFactory.fetch_http` must often download HTML pages, not
Updates.xml files. download.qt.io does not store checksums for these
files, so this particular function must be allowed to download these
pages without using a checksum.
On August 19, the Qt repo added a new wasm release for Qt 6.2.0.
`list-qt` currently prints that the `wasm` extension is available for
that version of Qt, but it will not let the user use it to query
modules and architectures, because of a hardcoded version check.
This change rewrites the version check so that a user may make queries.
This also moves the `format_suggested_follow_up` function into the new
AqtException class, refactors `show_list` to use the new exceptions,
and tests the new code appropriately.
