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Acceptance test failure fix: #1066 |
LGTM |
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Rebased. |
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The problem in update acceptance should be fixed with #1169 when the CI is back green. |
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/lgtm assuming tests pass! thanks for cleaning this up and making it more clear.
Overall LGTM, but please take a look at the test that is failing. I suspect it might not be related with this change, but I'm not 100% sure about that |
This is not a problem to use functions, variables for defining the version. However they burden the reviewer, which need to jumping through things, where it's not really necessary. This simplifies the review and the code.
Without this patch, one might be confused by the meaning of restart, and why we are doing actions twice. This patch makes it clear that the method used to evaluate if zypper should run twice is in fact dependent of zypper itself and it's return code (not on some kind of obscure code output). It should be easier to follow/review with this kind of wording.
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Rebased. This should fix the broken test. |
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LGTM
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* Remove unnecessary methods/variables for extracting version This is not a problem to use functions, variables for defining the version. However they burden the reviewer, which need to jumping through things, where it's not really necessary. This simplifies the review and the code. * Clarify "restart" Without this patch, one might be confused by the meaning of restart, and why we are doing actions twice. This patch makes it clear that the method used to evaluate if zypper should run twice is in fact dependent of zypper itself and it's return code (not on some kind of obscure code output). It should be easier to follow/review with this kind of wording. Co-authored-by: Jean-Philippe Evrard <jevrard@suse.com>
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Without this patch, one might be confused by the meaning of
restart, and why we are doing actions twice.
This patch makes it clear that the method used to evaluate
if zypper should run twice is in fact dependent of zypper itself
and it's return code (not on some kind of obscure code output).
It should be easier to follow/review with this kind of wording.
It also removes useless methods, to be more succint.