common/Scripts: Add a tool to check appstream metainfo progress #2981
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…e repository **Summary** Usage of the script is documented in its --help. Fixes #2394
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Summary
Adds a script to
commonwhich generates a report of packages shipping .desktop files, and how many of those are missing appstream metadata. The script can also scan a single pspec.xml. In this usage, it returns 0 if the package is correct (either ships no .desktop file or both a .desktop and appstream metadata), and returns 1 if the package ships only a .desktop file.Fixes #2394
Test Plan
Test both use cases of the script. The full report is
./check_appstream_progress.py ../../packages(assuming you are incommon/Scripts. An example of (at this time) packages to test the single-package use case arevlc(correct) andpuddletag(incorrect).Checklist