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metadata: refactor into one function to do YAML post processing
It used to be that there had to be separate post processing steps depending on whether it was parsing .txt or .yml. The .txt format is long gone! !772
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Hans-Christoph Steiner
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4 changed files with 142 additions and 111 deletions
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@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ def main():
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if git_modules.exists():
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build.submodules = True
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metadata.post_metadata_parse(app)
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metadata.post_parse_yaml_metadata(app)
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app['Builds'].append(build)
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@ -607,78 +607,6 @@ def read_metadata(appids={}, sort_by_time=False):
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return apps
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def sorted_builds(builds):
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return sorted(builds, key=lambda build: build.versionCode)
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def post_metadata_parse(app):
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"""Convert human-readable metadata data structures into consistent data structures.
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This also handles conversions that make metadata YAML behave
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something like StrictYAML. Specifically, a field should have a
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fixed value type, regardless of YAML 1.2's type auto-detection.
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"""
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def _normalize_type_string(v):
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"""YAML 1.2's booleans are all lowercase.
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Things like versionName are strings, but without quotes can be
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numbers. Like "versionName: 1.0" would be a YAML float, but
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should be a string.
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"""
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if isinstance(v, bool):
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return str(v).lower()
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return str(v)
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for k, v in app.items():
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if fieldtype(k) == TYPE_LIST:
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if isinstance(v, str):
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app[k] = [v, ]
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elif v:
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app[k] = [str(i) for i in v]
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elif fieldtype(k) == TYPE_INT:
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if v:
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app[k] = int(v)
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elif fieldtype(k) == TYPE_STRING:
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if v:
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app[k] = _normalize_type_string(v)
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else:
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if type(v) in (float, int):
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app[k] = str(v)
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builds = []
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if 'Builds' in app:
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for build in app.get('Builds', []):
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if not isinstance(build, Build):
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build = Build(build)
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for k, v in build.items():
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if not (v is None):
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if flagtype(k) == TYPE_LIST:
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if isinstance(v, str):
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build[k] = [v]
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elif flagtype(k) is TYPE_INT:
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build[k] = v
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elif flagtype(k) is TYPE_STRING:
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build[k] = _normalize_type_string(v)
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builds.append(build)
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app['Builds'] = sorted_builds(builds)
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# Parse metadata for a single application.
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#
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# 'metadatapath' - the file path to read. The "Application ID" aka
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# "Package Name" for the application comes from this
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# filename. Pass None to get a blank entry.
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#
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# Returns a dictionary containing all the details of the application. There are
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# two major kinds of information in the dictionary. Keys beginning with capital
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# letters correspond directory to identically named keys in the metadata file.
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# Keys beginning with lower case letters are generated in one way or another,
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# and are not found verbatim in the metadata.
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#
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# Known keys not originating from the metadata are:
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#
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# 'comments' - a list of comments from the metadata file. Each is
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@ -687,9 +615,6 @@ def post_metadata_parse(app):
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# file. Where field is None, the comment goes at the
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# end of the file. Alternatively, 'build:version' is
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# for a comment before a particular build version.
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# 'descriptionlines' - original lines of description as formatted in the
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# metadata file.
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#
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def parse_metadata(metadatapath):
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@ -711,6 +636,25 @@ def parse_metadata(metadatapath):
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e.g. if the upstream developer includes some broken field, it can
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be overridden in the metadata file.
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Parameters
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----------
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metadatapath
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The file path to read. The "Application ID" aka "Package Name"
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for the application comes from this filename.
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Raises
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------
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FDroidException when there are syntax errors.
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Returns
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-------
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Returns a dictionary containing all the details of the
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application. There are two major kinds of information in the
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dictionary. Keys beginning with capital letters correspond
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directory to identically named keys in the metadata file. Keys
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beginning with lower case letters are generated in one way or
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another, and are not found verbatim in the metadata.
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"""
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metadatapath = Path(metadatapath)
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app = App()
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@ -740,8 +684,13 @@ def parse_metadata(metadatapath):
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if k not in app:
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app[k] = v
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post_metadata_parse(app)
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builds = []
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for build in app.get('Builds', []):
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builds.append(Build(build))
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if builds:
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app['Builds'] = builds
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# if only .fdroid.yml was found, then this finds the appid
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if not app.id:
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if app.get('Builds'):
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build = app['Builds'][-1]
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@ -813,23 +762,77 @@ def parse_yaml_metadata(mf):
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def post_parse_yaml_metadata(yamldata):
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"""Transform yaml metadata to our internal data format."""
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for build in yamldata.get('Builds', []):
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for flag in build.keys():
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_flagtype = flagtype(flag)
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"""Convert human-readable metadata data structures into consistent data structures.
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if _flagtype is TYPE_SCRIPT:
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if isinstance(build[flag], str):
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build[flag] = [build[flag]]
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elif _flagtype is TYPE_STRING:
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# things like versionNames are strings, but without quotes can be numbers
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if isinstance(build[flag], float) or isinstance(build[flag], int):
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build[flag] = str(build[flag])
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This also handles conversions that make metadata YAML behave
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something like StrictYAML. Specifically, a field should have a
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fixed value type, regardless of YAML 1.2's type auto-detection.
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"""
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def _normalize_type_string(v):
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"""YAML 1.2's booleans are all lowercase.
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Things like versionName are strings, but without quotes can be
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numbers. Like "versionName: 1.0" would be a YAML float, but
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should be a string.
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"""
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if isinstance(v, bool):
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return str(v).lower()
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return str(v)
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for k, v in yamldata.items():
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if fieldtype(k) == TYPE_LIST:
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if isinstance(v, str):
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yamldata[k] = [v, ]
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elif v:
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yamldata[k] = [str(i) for i in v]
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elif fieldtype(k) == TYPE_INT:
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if v:
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yamldata[k] = int(v)
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elif fieldtype(k) == TYPE_STRING:
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if v:
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yamldata[k] = _normalize_type_string(v)
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else:
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if type(v) in (float, int):
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yamldata[k] = str(v)
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builds = []
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for build in yamldata.get('Builds', []):
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for k, v in build.items():
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if v is None:
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continue
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_flagtype = flagtype(k)
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if _flagtype is TYPE_STRING:
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build[k] = _normalize_type_string(v)
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elif _flagtype is TYPE_INT:
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build[k] = v
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# versionCode must be int
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if not isinstance(build[flag], int):
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_warn_or_exception(_('{build_flag} must be an integer, found: {value}')
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.format(build_flag=flag, value=build[flag]))
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if not isinstance(v, int):
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_warn_or_exception(
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_('{build_flag} must be an integer, found: {value}').format(
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build_flag=k, value=v
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)
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)
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elif _flagtype in (TYPE_LIST, TYPE_SCRIPT):
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if isinstance(v, str) or isinstance(v, int):
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build[k] = [_normalize_type_string(v)]
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else:
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build[k] = v
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# float and dict are here only to keep things compatible
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if type(build[k]) not in (list, tuple, set, float, dict):
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_warn_or_exception(
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_('{build_flag} must be list or string, found: {value}').format(
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build_flag=k, value=v
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)
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)
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builds.append(build)
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if builds:
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yamldata['Builds'] = sorted(builds, key=lambda build: build['versionCode'])
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def write_yaml(mf, app):
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