get_usertag¶

     my %ut = get_usertag('don@donarmstrong.com','this-bug-sucks','eat-this-bug');
     my %ut = get_usertag('don@donarmstrong.com');

Returns a hashref of bugs which have the specified usertags for the user set.

In the second case, returns all of the usertags for the user passed.

get_status¶

     my @statuses = get_status(@bugs);
     my @statuses = get_status([bug => 304234,
                                dist => 'unstable',
                               ],
                               [bug => 304233,
                                dist => 'unstable',
                               ],
                              )

Returns an arrayref of hashrefs which output the status for specific sets of bugs.

In the first case, no options are passed to Debbugs::Status::get_bug_status besides the bug number; in the second the bug, dist, arch, bugusertags, sourceversions, and version parameters are passed if they are present.

As a special case for suboptimal SOAP implementations, if only one argument is passed to get_status and it is an arrayref which either is empty, has a number as the first element, or contains an arrayref as the first element, the outer arrayref is dereferenced, and processed as in the examples above.

See Debbugs::Status::get_bug_status for details.

get_bugs¶

     my @bugs = get_bugs(...);
     my @bugs = get_bugs([...]);

Returns a list of bugs. In the second case, allows the variable parameters to be specified as an array reference in case your favorite language's SOAP implementation is craptacular.

See Debbugs::Bugs::get_bugs for details on what "..." actually means.

newest_bugs¶

     my @bugs = newest_bugs(5);

Returns a list of the newest bugs. [Note that all bugs are *not* guaranteed to exist, but they should in the most common cases.]

get_bug_log¶

     my $bug_log = get_bug_log($bug);
     my $bug_log = get_bug_log($bug,$msg_num);

Retuns a parsed set of the bug log; this is an array of hashes with the following

 [{html => '',
   header => '',
   body    => '',
   attachments => [],
   msg_num     => 5,
  },
  {html => '',
   header => '',
   body    => '',
   attachments => [],
  },
 ]

Currently $msg_num is completely ignored.

binary_to_source¶

     binary_to_source($binary_name,$binary_version,$binary_architecture)

Returns a reference to the source package name and version pair corresponding to a given binary package name, version, and architecture. If undef is passed as the architecture, returns a list of references to all possible pairs of source package names and versions for all architectures, with any duplicates removed.

As of comaptibility version 2, this has changed to use the more powerful binary_to_source routine, which allows returning source only, concatenated scalars, and other useful features.

See the documentation of Debbugs::Packages::binary_to_source for details.

source_to_binary¶

     source_to_binary($source_name,$source_version);

Returns a reference to an array of references to binary package name, version, and architecture corresponding to a given source package name and version. In the case that the given name and version cannot be found, the unversioned package to source map is consulted, and the architecture is not returned.

(This function corresponds to Debbugs::Packages::sourcetobinary)

get_versions¶

     get_version(package=>'foopkg',
                 dist => 'unstable',
                 arch => 'i386',
                );

Returns a list of the versions of package in the distributions and architectures listed. This routine only returns unique values.

package -- package to return list of versions

dist -- distribution (unstable, stable, testing); can be an arrayref

arch -- architecture (i386, source, ...); can be an arrayref

time -- returns a version=>time hash at which the newest package matching this version was uploaded

source -- returns source/version instead of just versions

no_source_arch -- discards the source architecture when arch is not passed. [Used for finding the versions of binary packages only.] Defaults to 0, which does not discard the source architecture. (This may change in the future, so if you care, please code accordingly.)

return_archs -- returns a version=>[archs] hash indicating which architectures are at which versions.

This function corresponds to Debbugs::Packages::get_versions