frontend,backend,rpmbuild,cli,python: uploadrpm - multiple RPMs, optional srpm/logs - #4459
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe ChangesRPM upload flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change expands direct RPM uploads to multiple packages with optional source packages and logs, but the current implementation can break documented uploads, fail to process existing pending uploads, and lose or overwrite uploaded logs when archival fails or repeats. The PR is not merge-ready until these correctness and artifact-integrity issues are fixed. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@backend/copr_backend/background_worker_build.py`:
- Around line 597-598: Update the archive creation flow around tarfile.open and
tar.add so uploaded_logs_dir is removed only after the archive is created
successfully; do not delete it in the finally block when an OSError occurs,
while preserving the existing error logging and cleanup behavior for successful
creation.
- Around line 592-594: Update the uploaded-log archive flow around tarfile.open
so an existing tarball_path is detected before opening; log the collision and
return immediately, preserving uploaded-logs for retry. Only create the archive
when the path does not already exist, while retaining the existing cleanup
behavior for successful new archives.
In `@cli/copr_cli/main.py`:
- Around line 1772-1775: Make the uploadrpm --logs contract unambiguous with
positional rpms by changing the option to accept one log path per occurrence
while retaining support for multiple logs. Update the --logs definition near
uploadrpm in cli/copr_cli/main.py and adjust the documented command in
cli/man/copr-cli.cheat (lines 39-42) and the Beaker command in
beaker-tests/Sanity/copr-cli-basic-operations/runtest-rpm-upload.sh (lines
154-158) to use the selected repeatable single-value form; ensure
action_upload_rpm receives all RPM paths and still invokes
create_from_rpm_upload.
In `@frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/logic/builds_logic.py`:
- Around line 742-743: Update the suffix validation condition in the surrounding
build-upload method to compare the sanitized filename using the same lowercase
normalization as the form validators, while preserving the existing
allowed_suffixes and reject_suffixes checks and BadRequest behavior.
- Around line 762-765: After sanitizing filenames in the RPM processing flow,
validate that both sanitized RPM names and sanitized log names are unique before
any files are saved. Reject the upload when a collision is detected, rather than
allowing later entries to overwrite earlier files or leaving source_json
inconsistent. Use the existing _sanitize_uploaded_filename logic and the
collections built alongside rpm_names.
In `@frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/views/backend_ns/backend_general.py`:
- Around line 216-219: Preserve compatibility with existing rpm_upload metadata
by updating the backend_general.py build-record construction at lines 216-219 to
use source_data["files"] when the rpms key is absent, while retaining rpms for
newer records. Also update _describe_source.html lines 82-86 to render files
when rpms is absent so existing uploaded RPMs remain visible.
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| with tarfile.open(tarball_path, "w:gz") as tar: | ||
| for entry in sorted(os.listdir(uploaded_logs_dir)): | ||
| tar.add(os.path.join(uploaded_logs_dir, entry), arcname=entry) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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rg -n -C 8 'test_archive_uploaded_logs_keeps_tarball|archive_uploaded_logs|uploaded-logs\.tar\.gz' . \
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Preserve an existing uploaded-log archive.
If tarball_path exists, tarfile.open(..., "w:gz") truncates it. The finally block then removes uploaded-logs. Check for tarball_path before opening it, log the collision, and return without removing uploaded-logs.
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In `@backend/copr_backend/background_worker_build.py` around lines 592 - 594,
Update the uploaded-log archive flow around tarfile.open so an existing
tarball_path is detected before opening; log the collision and return
immediately, preserving uploaded-logs for retry. Only create the archive when
the path does not already exist, while retaining the existing cleanup behavior
for successful new archives.
| "--logs", dest="logs", nargs="+", metavar="LOG", required=False, | ||
| help=("Optional local path(s) to .log/.log.gz/.txt/.txt.gz " | ||
| "file(s), auto-compressed into a single tarball and " | ||
| "stored on the backend filesystem")) |
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import argparse
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument("project")
parser.add_argument("rpms", nargs="+")
parser.add_argument("--name")
parser.add_argument("--srpm")
parser.add_argument("--logs", nargs="+")
cases = [
[
"test-project", "--name", "package", "--srpm", "package.src.rpm",
"--logs", "build.log", "build.txt", "package.rpm", "package-devel.rpm",
],
[
"test-project", "--name", "package", "--srpm", "package.src.rpm",
"package.rpm", "package-devel.rpm", "--logs", "build.log", "build.txt",
],
]
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Make --logs unambiguous with RPM positional arguments.
uploadrpm defines both --logs and rpms with nargs="+". In the documented and Beaker commands, --logs precedes the RPM paths, so argparse consumes those paths as log values. action_upload_rpm then receives no rpms values and exits before calling create_from_rpm_upload.
Use a repeatable single-value log option, or place all RPM paths before --logs. Update both call sites to match the selected contract.
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In `@cli/copr_cli/main.py` around lines 1772 - 1775, Make the uploadrpm --logs
contract unambiguous with positional rpms by changing the option to accept one
log path per occurrence while retaining support for multiple logs. Update the
--logs definition near uploadrpm in cli/copr_cli/main.py and adjust the
documented command in cli/man/copr-cli.cheat (lines 39-42) and the Beaker
command in beaker-tests/Sanity/copr-cli-basic-operations/runtest-rpm-upload.sh
(lines 154-158) to use the selected repeatable single-value form; ensure
action_upload_rpm receives all RPM paths and still invokes
create_from_rpm_upload.
| if (not sanitized or not sanitized.endswith(allowed_suffixes) or | ||
| sanitized.endswith(reject_suffixes)): |
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Compare suffixes without changing filename case.
The form validators lowercase filenames, but this method checks sanitized case-sensitively. An upload such as HELLO.RPM passes form validation and then fails with BadRequest.
Proposed fix
def _sanitize_uploaded_filename(cls, form_file, allowed_suffixes, reject_suffixes=()):
sanitized = secure_filename(form_file.filename)
- if (not sanitized or not sanitized.endswith(allowed_suffixes) or
- sanitized.endswith(reject_suffixes)):
+ suffix_value = sanitized.lower()
+ if (not sanitized or not suffix_value.endswith(allowed_suffixes) or
+ suffix_value.endswith(reject_suffixes)):📝 Committable suggestion
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| if (not sanitized or not sanitized.endswith(allowed_suffixes) or | |
| sanitized.endswith(reject_suffixes)): | |
| sanitized = secure_filename(form_file.filename) | |
| suffix_value = sanitized.lower() | |
| if (not sanitized or not suffix_value.endswith(allowed_suffixes) or | |
| suffix_value.endswith(reject_suffixes)): |
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In `@frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/logic/builds_logic.py` around lines 742 - 743,
Update the suffix validation condition in the surrounding build-upload method to
compare the sanitized filename using the same lowercase normalization as the
form validators, while preserving the existing allowed_suffixes and
reject_suffixes checks and BadRequest behavior.
| rpm_names = [ | ||
| cls._sanitize_uploaded_filename(rpm_file, (".rpm",), (".src.rpm", ".nosrc.rpm")) | ||
| for rpm_file in rpm_files | ||
| ] |
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Reject filename collisions after sanitization.
Distinct multipart filenames can map to the same sanitized filename. For example, foo?.rpm and foo.rpm both target foo.rpm. Lines 783-784 then overwrite the first RPM, while source_json still lists both artifacts.
Reject duplicate sanitized RPM and log names before saving files.
Proposed fix
rpm_names = [
cls._sanitize_uploaded_filename(rpm_file, (".rpm",), (".src.rpm", ".nosrc.rpm"))
for rpm_file in rpm_files
]
+ if len(rpm_names) != len(set(rpm_names)):
+ raise BadRequest("Uploaded RPM filenames collide after sanitization.")
srpm_name = None
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log_names = [
cls._sanitize_uploaded_filename(
log_file, (".log", ".log.gz", ".txt", ".txt.gz"))
for log_file in (log_files or [])
]
+ if len(log_names) != len(set(log_names)):
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In `@frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/logic/builds_logic.py` around lines 762 - 765,
After sanitizing filenames in the RPM processing flow, validate that both
sanitized RPM names and sanitized log names are unique before any files are
saved. Reject the upload when a collision is detected, rather than allowing
later entries to overwrite earlier files or leaving source_json inconsistent.
Use the existing _sanitize_uploaded_filename logic and the collections built
alongside rpm_names.
| build_record["prebuilt_rpm_urls"] = [ | ||
| f"{base_url}/tmp/{source_data.get('tmp')}/{filename}" | ||
| for filename in source_data.get("files", []) | ||
| f"{base_url}/tmp/{tmp}/{filename}" | ||
| for filename in source_data.get("rpms", []) | ||
| ] |
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Keep compatibility with existing rpm_upload source metadata.
Previously persisted direct-RPM builds use the files key. After this change, an existing pending build gets an empty prebuilt_rpm_urls list, so rpmbuild/main.py skips build_rpm_upload and cannot materialize its RPMs. The build detail page also hides uploaded RPMs for existing records.
frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/views/backend_ns/backend_general.py#L216-L219: fall back tosource_data["files"]whenrpmsis absent.frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/templates/coprs/detail/_describe_source.html#L82-L86: renderfileswhenrpmsis absent.
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In `@frontend/coprs_frontend/coprs/views/backend_ns/backend_general.py` around
lines 216 - 219, Preserve compatibility with existing rpm_upload metadata by
updating the backend_general.py build-record construction at lines 216-219 to
use source_data["files"] when the rpms key is absent, while retaining rpms for
newer records. Also update _describe_source.html lines 82-86 to render files
when rpms is absent so existing uploaded RPMs remain visible.
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| """ | ||
| if len(form_files) != 1: | ||
| # multi-RPM upload may be added later | ||
| if not rpm_files: |
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probably not needed though, this should be handled by form
| return name | ||
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| if len(rpm_filenames) == 1: | ||
| pkg_name = helpers.parse_package_name(rpm_filenames[0]) |
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we could fix #4463 here by throwing into parse_package_name rpm -q --qf '%{SOURCERPM}\n' <rpm_filenames[0]> - if it's OK to run this on frontend.
| parser_upload_rpm.add_argument( | ||
| "--sha256", help="Expected SHA256 hex digest of the uploaded file; " | ||
| "the server rejects the build on mismatch") | ||
| "--sha256", nargs="+", metavar="SHA256", required=False, |
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due to multiple RPMs this has to be list as well which made the PR more complex than I anticipated... I am thinking whether it is good idea to allow multiple RPMs then? (also the version problem...)
but then what about SRPMs that produce multiple packages....
| import os | ||
| import shutil | ||
| import statistics | ||
| import tarfile |
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-1 for using tarfile :-/ if needed, keep it on the rpmbuild side (or call /bin/tar)
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+1 for doing it on builder.... I put the logic into backend since it is doing the compressing logic for other logs as well
btw still -1 for using tarfile on builder?
| "custom": 9, # user-provided script to build sources | ||
| "distgit": 10, # distgit_instance, package_name, committish | ||
| "rpm_upload": 11, # tmp, files -- pre-built RPMs uploaded directly, no SRPM build | ||
| "rpm_upload": 11, # logfiles, and prebuilt srpm and rpms uploaded directly |
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nit: logfiles, srpm and prebuilt rpms
| "projectname": "foocopr", | ||
| "chroots": "fedora-17-x86_64", | ||
| "pkgs": _fake_rpm_file("hello-2.8-1.fc43.x86_64.rpm"), | ||
| "sha256": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", |
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this is tested exactly in the similar way in behave tests... AI suggested me to add more unit tests for sha256 but since we already do this I opted for rather deleting those... if you think this is useful I will re-add it
| if not rpm_files: | ||
| raise BadRequest("At least one .rpm file has to be uploaded.") | ||
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| if expected_sha256s and len(expected_sha256s) != len(rpm_files): |
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🫤 oh ...
Can we have API that accepts one json with {"filename": {"sha256sum": "abc..."}}
a) fail if unsupported sum is provided
b) fail if some filename (no matter if log file or rpm file) doesn't match the checksum
c) don't fail if user doesn't provide a complete list of checksums
d) log out the whole json (I hate the fact we do this frontend side, because it can't go to backend.log, so maybe....)
e) consider moving this to copr-rpmbuild?
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Or an even more radical idea: define a precise format for it, let copr-cli wrap everything into a tarball, and send it as a single blob?
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yeah I don't like this as well... #4459 (comment)
seems the agreed structure of tarred directory with mikolaj would simplify things a lot
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consider moving this to copr-rpmbuild?
hmmm... are you suggesting that frontend would just send the tarball to builder, there it will be untarred processed and check the SHAs? I like this idea... except the thing that instead of (as we do it right now) sending bad request saying directly "hey SHAs do not match" we would be forced to just fail the build instead and put the message to the logs... (meaning no direct response from API/cli) but if that is not a problem then why not
| except SSHConnectionError as exc: | ||
| return "Stopped following builder for broken SSH: {}".format(exc) | ||
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| def _archive_uploaded_logs(self): |
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Yeah, the more I think about this, the clearer it gets... this should live on the rpmbuild side. The only reason we compress log files on the backend is that we provide "live" logs during the build (not that we couldn't do it better).
Fixes: #4442