PS: this can be tested by asking for tags e.g. for this package: https://github.com/orgs/channel-mirrors/packages/container/package/conda-forge%2Flinux-aarch64%2Farrow-cpp

Even when asking for N tags, it doesn't mean that the (Github) registry returns that many tags. In my experience we need to use pagination, but I can't judge if this works for registries other than ghcr.io (I would think so though).

I'm not sure, actually. I didn't think we'd hit the use case of wanting more than the default (is it 50?) but here we are! 😆

This also changes the API and makes it conform to the types indicated (return List[str]), and not a response object.

👍

I tried to run the pre-commit linters but they are currently being pulled from a local repository?

There are different ways to go about this, but I like to install the deps directly to the same environment, so you need to do pip install -r .github/dev-requirements.txt first. There are instructions for that here: https://oras-project.github.io/oras-py/getting_started/developer-guide.html#code-linting and I'll show a screenshot below:

Wouldn't it be better to use the upstream ones? E.g.: https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba/blob/9de6782e02259e0d9050a1f74ac47383ff0d65f0/.pre-commit-config.yaml#L29-L43

Maybe? "better" is relative I think - I might just like the better control / grouping with the same deps in my local environment.

@wolfv the DCO is unfortunately required by the upstream projects (under CNCF) and out of my control - let me know if you have any issues I can help with around that.

Hmm, looks like I might've received a newer black?

Hmm, looks like I might've received a newer black?

Definitely possibly - we don't pin the version, and that is living a bit dangerously. It means if a newer version is grabbed in the CI, I will just update my local environment to use it. E.g., pip install black==23.1.0. Sorry :/

There are a couple unrelated changes now (some empty lines deleted). I don't care but if you do, I can revert them :)

This is looking great! I'm in the middle of a work day and won't be able to review until after (when you are sleeping!) but I'll definitely have time this evening or this weekend to take a closer look, test stuffs locally, etc. With your permission, I can update the PR with any changes or do a PR to your branch if that is preferred. Thanks for doing this fix!

Thanks for your changes. Nice find on the requests.Response object, I also (obviously) didn't know about. I think it's much nicer to use it.

I made the pagination function a bit more generic by taking a callable to extract tags (or whatever). lmk what you think. To me, this looks good and works :)

I changed it to use optional[int] for the N parameter. lmk what you think about that. I'll be afk for the rest of the night so feel free to take over and finish this PR if you want :)

Unfortunately mypy didn't accept somethign like

if not N:
   N = 10_000

which is why I had to add the temporary variable (mypy issue here: python/mypy#4805

yep let me figure something out! And I'll get this merged / released asap after so we can test with the mirror.

Uh oh now get all is limited to 10k tags :)

If I read the code correctly on mobile, we're now cutting the tags to N and N is set to 10k, even if we intend to retrieve all tags.

The logic hasn't changed - I think the bug we missed is that we don't know what to set the N parameter to in order to ask for all of them - should it be unset?

For our function - this should handle asking for more at least:

bool(len(new_tags) and (retrieve_all or len(tags) < N))

retrieve_all True would set wants_more to True. As for the N parameter in the query, you are right if that is going to set a limit we have a bug! I suppose it should be unset if we want all? 🤔

okay looks like when it's unset it just returns a value of N as 0. I'm thinking if the value is -1 we can just set to None (so no N parameter required). I brought up a kubernetes cluster I need to work on for a bit but I'll do a suggested fix after that.

# When no query params are set:
response.links
Out[8]: 
{'next': {'url': '/v2/channel-mirrors/conda-forge/linux-aarch64/arrow-cpp/tags/list?last=1.0.1-py37h64c39f3_7_cpu&n=0',
  'rel': 'next'}}

This is a really good example of how mypy has influenced the actual design of the library to avoid having None as a default, and as a result has made this simple interaction more challenging. I'm not sure I'm a fan of these typing tools - beyond running the check they don't actually enforce anything!

Didn't you add a tags[:N] at the end of the function? That's what would cut everything beyond 10k for the retrieve all case if I read correctly

Oh that too. But if we ask the api (N) to go up to a certain point it’s not clear if it will stop paginating to. The fix is to allow the parameter to be None like we originally wanted I think and then not to try and set a default.

See #70