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I wrote a little python script to lookup packages that still have no metadata.xml file. |
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>From the --help switch: |
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pyrania@powerix $ metadata -h |
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Usage: |
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metadata <category>/<package> |
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* Checks whether the <package> in <category> has a metadata.xml file. |
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metadata -p | --package <package> |
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* Checks whether the <package> has a metadata.xml file. |
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metadata -c | --category <category> |
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* Returns a list of packages in <category> missing the metadata.xml file. |
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metadata -s | --statistics |
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* Number of total packages and those who miss the file. |
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metadata -a | --all |
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* For a complete list of packages missing the file. |
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Optionally: |
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-d | --developer |
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* Displays the developer with most changelog entries. |
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NOTE: Don't use --all without grep. Currently 4048 out of 5122 packages miss the file (--statistics). This would produce a hugh list ;) |
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You can grep it here: http://www.c0ffeine.de/metadata |
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