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- Reimplement the interactive mode as a proper ui
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- Continue dropping fatal/SystemExit/sys.exit usage in favor of raising
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appropriate exceptions
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- Continue pylint / pyflakes / pychecker / pep8 fixups
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- Drop os.system usage in favor of direct subprocess usage or a subprocess
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wrapper
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- Kill the execution of 'tee' for the task log file in build.py
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- Fix up the exception handling
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- Kill exec_task's catch of FuncFailed, instead catch it in the other
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callers of exec_task/exec_func
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- What exactly is the purpose of the "EventException"? I can see using an
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exception like that, *perhaps*, to abstract away exceptions raised by
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event handlers, but it has no place in bb.build.exec_task
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- BUG: if you chmod 000 local.conf, it silently doesn't parse it, when it
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should really fail, so the user can fix the problem.
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- Audit bb.fatal usage - these should all be able to be replaced with
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exceptions
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- Figure out how to handle the ncurses UI. Should some of our logging
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formatting stuff be made common to all of bitbake, or perhaps all UIs via
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the UIHelper?
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Long term, high impact:
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- Change override application to actually *move* it over -- so the original
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override specific version of the variable goes away, rather than sticking
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around as a duplicate.
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- Change the behavior when a variable is referenced and is unset. Today, it
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evaluates to ${FOO} and then shell has a chance to expand it, but this is
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far from ideal. We had considered evaluating it to the empty string, but
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that has other potential problems. Frans Meulenbroeks has proposed just
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erroring when this occurs, as we can always define default values for the
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variables in bitbake.conf. This seems reasonable. My only concern with
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that is the case where you want to reference a shell variable with odd
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characters in it -- where you'd have to use ${} style shell variable
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expansion rather than normal $. To handle that case, we'd really need a
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way to escape / disable bitbake variable expansion, \${} perhaps.
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Uncertain:
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- Leverage the python 2.6 multiprocessing module
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- Worker processes for bb.cooker
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- Server / UI processes
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- Create a bitbake configuration class which is utilized by the library, not
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just bin/bitbake. This class should be responsible for extracting
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configuration parameters from the metadata for bitbake internal use, as well
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as pulling specific items like BBDEBUG, and importing settings from an
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optparse options object.
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- Python version bits
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- Utilize the new string formatting where appropriate
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- Do we need to take into account the bytes literals changes?
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- Do we have any file-like objects that would benefit from using the "io"
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module?
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- Do we want to leverage the abstract base classes in collections?
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- Aside: Set methods now accept multiple iterables
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