Replace hardcoded version in pyproject.toml with hatch-vcs so the
package version is read from git tags at build time. Dockerfile
accepts a VERSION build arg and passes it as HATCH_VCS_PRETEND_VERSION
for builds without a git checkout. Makefile _tag target now rebuilds
the container with the correct version automatically.
This commit introduces two major improvements:
1. **Hierarchical S3 Key Structure**:
- Replace URL-based hashing with remote-name/hash(directory_path)/filename format
- Enables remote-specific cache operations and intuitive S3 organization
- Cache keys now independent of mirror URL changes
- Example: fedora/886d215f6d1a0108/eccodes-2.44.0-1.fc42.x86_64.rpm
2. **Automated Version Management**:
- Add bumpver for semantic version bumping
- Single source of truth in pyproject.toml
- FastAPI dynamically reads version from package metadata
- Eliminates manual version synchronization between files
Changes:
- storage.py: New get_object_key(remote_name, path) method with directory hashing
- main.py: Dynamic version import and updated cache key generation calls
- cache.py: Updated to use new hierarchical key structure
- pyproject.toml: Added bumpver config and dev dependency
Breaking change: S3 key format changed, existing cache will need regeneration
- Add PUT /cache/flush endpoint for selective cache management
- Fix critical cache key mismatch in cleanup_expired_index()
- Update index file detection to use full path instead of filename
- Bump version to 2.0.2
The key changes include adding a comprehensive cache flush API that supports selective flushing by cache type (index, files, metrics) and fixing a critical bug where cache keys were
inconsistent between storage and cleanup operations, preventing proper cache invalidation.
- FastAPI-based caching proxy for remote file servers
- YAML configuration for multiple remotes (GitHub, Gitea, HashiCorp, etc.)
- Direct URL API: /api/v1/remote/{remote}/{path} with auto-download and caching
- Pattern-based access control with regex filtering
- S3/MinIO backend storage with predictable paths
- Docker Compose setup with MinIO for local development
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