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Add `dev-resolute` dependency group to allow development on Ubuntu Resolute, with `python-apt` version pinned to `3.0.0`.
This adds the ability to choose plugin groups to the Lifecycle service. This works differently from the default plugin setup in the Application, which is now deprecated in favour of this. Apps that move over will be rewarded with a happy fuzzy feeling and the ability to get the plugin group based simply on the BuildInfo object.
| "craft-grammar>=2.3.0", | ||
| "craft-parts>=2.26.0", | ||
| #"craft-parts>=2.26.0", | ||
| "craft-parts @ git+https://github.com/canonical/craft-parts.git@main", |
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We need a craft-parts release before merge.
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This is just so that the pre-commit hooks stop complaining because the ======= looked like a merge conflict.
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces plugin group selection capability to the Lifecycle service, allowing applications to dynamically choose plugin sets based on BuildInfo. This deprecates the previous Application-based plugin registration approach in favor of a more flexible, build-specific plugin configuration system.
- Adds
get_plugin_group()method to LifecycleService for dynamic plugin selection based on BuildInfo - Implements witchcraft-specific plugin groups (MERLIN for Ubuntu ≤22.04 with Python, MORGANA for Ubuntu >22.04 with Rust)
- Deprecates Application.register_plugins() with a warning directing users to the new Lifecycle service approach
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| File | Description |
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| witchcraft/services/lifecycle.py | New lifecycle service implementation with plugin group selection logic for witchcraft |
| witchcraft/services/init.py | Registers the custom lifecycle service with the ServiceFactory |
| craft_application/services/lifecycle.py | Adds base get_plugin_group() method and plugin group setup logic in LifecycleService |
| craft_application/application.py | Adds deprecation warning to register_plugins() method |
| tests/integration/services/test_lifecycle.py | Adds integration test for plugin group setup with different plugin configurations |
| tests/spread/witchcraft/plugin-groups/ | Adds spread tests validating plugin group behavior on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 |
| pyproject.toml | Updates craft-parts dependency to git source (temporary development dependency) |
| uv.lock | Updates lockfile to reflect git-based craft-parts dependency |
| docs/reference/services/lifecycle.rst | New documentation page for LifecycleService |
| docs/reference/services/index.rst | Adds lifecycle service to documentation index |
| docs/reference/changelog.rst | Documents new feature and deprecation in 6.1.0 changelog |
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| name: morgana-build | |||
| summary: A witchcraft cauldron that packs on Ubuntu 22.04 with the rust plugin. | |||
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The summary incorrectly states "Ubuntu 22.04" when the base is "ubuntu@24.04". This should be corrected to "Ubuntu 24.04".
| #"craft-parts>=2.26.0", | ||
| "craft-parts @ git+https://github.com/canonical/craft-parts.git@main", |
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The commented-out line with the pinned craft-parts version should be removed. Keeping commented-out dependencies in the file creates confusion and makes it unclear what the intended state is. If this git dependency is temporary for development, consider documenting that in a comment, or if it's permanent, remove the commented line.
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Small nit re the warning message but the rest looks good to me. Thanks @lengau!
Co-authored-by: Michael DuBelko <michael.dubelko@canonical.com> Signed-off-by: Alex Lowe <alex.lowe@canonical.com>
Signed-off-by: Alex Lowe <alex.lowe@canonical.com>
This updates distro-support so that Ubuntu 26.04 (resolute raccoon) is included when testing.
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LGTM! Consider my suggestions optional :)
Co-authored-by: JJ Coldiron <jj.coldiron@canonical.com> Signed-off-by: Alex Lowe <alex.lowe@canonical.com>
make lint && make test?docs/reference/changelog.rst)?This adds the ability to choose plugin groups to the Lifecycle service.
This works differently from the default plugin setup in the Application,
which is now deprecated in favour of this. Apps that move over will be
rewarded with a happy fuzzy feeling and the ability to get the plugin
group based simply on the BuildInfo object.
Fixes #966 CRAFT-4933