'_hawkey.Reldep' object has no attribute 'name' in the version shipped on RHEL-8. Add code to handle this situation in case it happens. Default to using named attributes if these are available. Signed-off-by: Tomáš Hozza <thozza@redhat.com>
120 lines
5.3 KiB
Python
120 lines
5.3 KiB
Python
from datetime import datetime
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from typing import Dict, List
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import dnf
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import hawkey
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import osbuild.util.sbom.model as sbom_model
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def bom_chksum_algorithm_from_hawkey(chksum_type: int) -> sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm:
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"""
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Convert a hawkey checksum type number to an SBOM checksum algorithm.
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"""
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if chksum_type == hawkey.CHKSUM_MD5:
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return sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm.MD5
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if chksum_type == hawkey.CHKSUM_SHA1:
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return sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm.SHA1
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if chksum_type == hawkey.CHKSUM_SHA256:
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return sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm.SHA256
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if chksum_type == hawkey.CHKSUM_SHA384:
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return sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm.SHA384
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if chksum_type == hawkey.CHKSUM_SHA512:
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return sbom_model.ChecksumAlgorithm.SHA512
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raise ValueError(f"Unknown Hawkey checksum type: {chksum_type}")
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def _hawkey_reldep_to_rpmdependency(reldep: hawkey.Reldep) -> sbom_model.RPMDependency:
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"""
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Convert a hawkey.Reldep to an SBOM RPM dependency.
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"""
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try:
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return sbom_model.RPMDependency(reldep.name, reldep.relation, reldep.version)
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except AttributeError:
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# '_hawkey.Reldep' object has no attribute 'name' in the version shipped on RHEL-8
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dep_parts = str(reldep).split()
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while len(dep_parts) < 3:
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dep_parts.append("")
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return sbom_model.RPMDependency(dep_parts[0], dep_parts[1], dep_parts[2])
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# pylint: disable=too-many-branches
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def dnf_pkgset_to_sbom_pkgset(dnf_pkgset: List[dnf.package.Package]) -> List[sbom_model.BasePackage]:
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"""
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Convert a dnf package set to a SBOM package set.
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"""
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pkgs_by_name = {}
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pkgs_by_provides: Dict[str, List[sbom_model.BasePackage]] = {}
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for dnf_pkg in dnf_pkgset:
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pkg = sbom_model.RPMPackage(
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name=dnf_pkg.name,
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version=dnf_pkg.version,
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release=dnf_pkg.release,
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architecture=dnf_pkg.arch,
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epoch=dnf_pkg.epoch,
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license_declared=dnf_pkg.license,
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vendor=dnf_pkg.vendor,
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build_date=datetime.fromtimestamp(dnf_pkg.buildtime),
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summary=dnf_pkg.summary,
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description=dnf_pkg.description,
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source_rpm=dnf_pkg.sourcerpm,
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homepage=dnf_pkg.url,
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)
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if dnf_pkg.chksum:
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pkg.checksums = {
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bom_chksum_algorithm_from_hawkey(dnf_pkg.chksum[0]): dnf_pkg.chksum[1].hex()
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}
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if dnf_pkg.remote_location():
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pkg.download_url = dnf_pkg.remote_location()
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# if dnf_pkg.from_repo is empty, the pkg is not installed. determine from remote_location
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# if dnf_pkg.from_repo is "@commanddline", the pkg was installed from the command line, there is no repo URL
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# if dnf_pkg.reponame is "@System", the package is installed and there is no repo URL
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# if dnf_pkg.from_repo is a string with repo ID, determine the repo URL from the repo configuration
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if not dnf_pkg.from_repo and dnf_pkg.remote_location():
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pkg.repository_url = dnf_pkg.remote_location()[:-len("/" + dnf_pkg.relativepath)]
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elif dnf_pkg.from_repo != "@commandline" and dnf_pkg.reponame != "@System":
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repo_url = ""
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if dnf_pkg.repo.baseurl:
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repo_url = dnf_pkg.repo.baseurl
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elif dnf_pkg.repo.metalink:
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repo_url = dnf_pkg.repo.metalink
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elif dnf_pkg.repo.mirrorlist:
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repo_url = dnf_pkg.repo.mirrorlist
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pkg.repository_url = repo_url
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pkg.rpm_provides = [_hawkey_reldep_to_rpmdependency(r) for r in dnf_pkg.provides]
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pkg.rpm_requires = [_hawkey_reldep_to_rpmdependency(r) for r in dnf_pkg.requires]
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pkg.rpm_recommends = [_hawkey_reldep_to_rpmdependency(r) for r in dnf_pkg.recommends]
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pkg.rpm_suggests = [_hawkey_reldep_to_rpmdependency(r) for r in dnf_pkg.suggests]
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# The dnf_pkgset is not sorted by package dependencies. We need to determine relationships in two steps:
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# 1. Collect all packages that provide a certain capability
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# 2. Resolve dependencies for each package using previously constructed list of capabilities by package.
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# Doing this in two steps ensures that all soft dependencies satisfied by a package from the same set are
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# resolved.
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for provide in pkg.rpm_provides:
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pkgs_by_provides.setdefault(provide.name, []).append(pkg)
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# Packages can also depend directly on files provided by other packages. Collect these as well.
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for provided_file in dnf_pkg.files:
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pkgs_by_provides.setdefault(provided_file, []).append(pkg)
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pkgs_by_name[pkg.name] = pkg
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for pkg in pkgs_by_name.values():
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for require in pkg.rpm_requires:
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# skip conditional dependencies if the required package is not in the set
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# "relation" contains whitespace on both sides
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if require.relation.strip() == "if" and pkgs_by_name.get(require.version) is None:
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continue
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for provider_pkg in pkgs_by_provides.get(require.name, []):
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pkg.depends_on.add(provider_pkg)
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for soft_dep in pkg.rpm_recommends + pkg.rpm_suggests:
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for provider_pkg in pkgs_by_provides.get(soft_dep.name, []):
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pkg.optional_depends_on.add(provider_pkg)
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return list(pkgs_by_name.values())
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