Remove arguments to set postmarketOS and Alpine mirrors.
The current implementation is broken with the way the mirrors are now
configured: The current implementation fills a list, but the mirror
configuration code expects a string. It is not longer possible to set
an arbitrary amount of mirrors for the postmarketOS mirror. The benefit
is that we don't have comma separated values in the config file anymore
but instead just simple strings. Now it is possible to have one proper
mirror for aports, pmaports and pmaports_systemd, and one _custom one
to override each of these.
We already have too many options in "pmbootstrap -h", and changing a
mirror is more of a base configuration that you do once and maybe change
a few times, but don't need to be able to set it with each pmbootstrap
run. Users are not going to write this out manually on their
command-lines, it only makes sense in scripts and wrappers for
pmbootstrap, and there you could as well use another method (as now
described in docs/mirrors.md) to set the mirrors.
Less important, but another reason is that using "-mp" (two letters as
short argument) isn't really elegant.
Let's write all new documentation in markdown, and convert existing ones
at some point. I think we are all much more familiar with markdown than
with the rst format.
Move all kconfig rules from pmb.config to a separate toml file
pmb/data/kconfigcheck.toml. This is a fallback, pmbootstrap now prefers
loading kconfigcheck.toml from the currently checked out pmaports branch
if it exists.
This finally allows having separate kconfig check rules per pmaports
branch and makes the workflow of adjusting these rules much more
pleasant as the rules and kernel configs can just be adjusted at the
same time in pmaports!
This patch also moves the definition of what rules should be checked for
community and main devices, those that have pmb:kconfigcheck-community
in their linux APKBUILD, to the new kconfigcheck.toml. This should make
it much more intuitive, previously one needed to find the place in the
pmbootstrap source and edit it there.
Furthermore the "enforce_check" logic is removed. Previously pmbootstrap
would print warnings for failed config checks in some cases, but not
exit with error which was very confusing. Now exit 0 means all checks
passed and exit 1 means, that there is at least one error.
Use toml for the file, as discussed in pmbootstrap issue 2165. Python
3.11 has a native toml reader, use tomli for previous Python versions
for compatibility.
Python 3.9 was required in pmb/__init__.py already, but some references
still said 3.8 and 3.7.
Co-Developed-By: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
