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Better OpenWrt support #1473
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It's ok as basically any json format would be. The current problems with openwrt are not really related to the format, so we may want to focus on these if we want to improve the support. Here's what I see having given a quick glance at the code:
Some issues may no longer be actual though. |
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Debian-like format, you mean?
Thanks, added a note there.
Of course. Package metadata should not depend on the instant build status (however it would be nice to have permanently broken packages removed or marked).
It is supported. It just could be improved. I'd say you shouldn't disturb maintainers until I properly review the status. The inconsistency claim is quite old and may no longer be actual. For instance, I don't see a problem with modules mentioned in the code comment on recent OpenWRT releases. Some other problems should be visible here though. These are not critical for Repology as these have known patterns which can just be ignored, but these prevent proper status reporting for affected openwrt packages and could be improved by e.g. basing snapshot versions on latest upstream release (e.g. hostaptd |
Hi, I'm an OpenWrt developer and was wondering if the following format would help repology to parse packages? Right now multiple fields are missing and the website even mentions "removal" of the index, due to poor formatting.
https://gist.github.com/aparcar/0eeaa45ff99f20330bda7df26ff5c581
If so, I'll see to offer these files on a daily basis on our official servers.
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