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Make sure our session isn't already logged in. For some reason, the koji/ssl
code really doesn't like it if you try and login when you are already logged in.
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Default to whatever machine type the script is being run on, but let people
override it with --arch (for whatever reason they might want to do that).
I'm sure someone will weep because I used uname, but oh well.
Also, drop the fancy © symbol because python freaks right the hell out about
having it in a comment. Go python.
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Check to see if the user has basically exhausted the list of kernels. Tell
them which the fist bad one is.
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Tell them the current build is available for install
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Now print the currently marked good, bad, and current builds
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At least try and be nice and organized. This will vomit if the directory
already exits or something else goes wrong in creating it, but error checking
is left for later
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At least give the user some kind of clue that we're off doing something
instead of just looking herpyderpy
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Don't call active_session globally. Make the places that need it call it.
Yay for less superfluous delays
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Create a mark_build function so I can duplicate less code. Yay or something.
Copy download_build from koji (sigh). Actually call it and download the
"current" build.
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That was just dumb. The indexes become stale as soon as you alter the
builds_left list.
Also do a bunch more crap with logging so I can look at the log and have even
a glimmer of hope as to what I was thinking
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So much crap code still, but at least it isn't all pointless
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