-def get_binaries_from_source_id(source_id, session=None):
- """
- Returns list of DBBinary objects for given C{source_id}
-
- @type source_id: int
- @param source_id: source_id to search for
-
- @type session: Session
- @param session: Optional SQL session object (a temporary one will be
- generated if not supplied)
-
- @rtype: list
- @return: list of DBBinary objects for the given name (may be empty)
- """
-
- return session.query(DBBinary).filter_by(source_id=source_id).all()
-
-__all__.append('get_binaries_from_source_id')
-
-@session_wrapper
-def get_binary_from_name_suite(package, suitename, session=None):
- ### For dak examine-package
- ### XXX: Doesn't use object API yet
-
- sql = """SELECT DISTINCT(b.package), b.version, c.name, su.suite_name
- FROM binaries b, files fi, location l, component c, bin_associations ba, suite su
- WHERE b.package='%(package)s'
- AND b.file = fi.id
- AND fi.location = l.id
- AND l.component = c.id
- AND ba.bin=b.id
- AND ba.suite = su.id
- AND su.suite_name %(suitename)s
- ORDER BY b.version DESC"""
+def get_component_by_package_suite(package, suite_list, arch_list=[], session=None):
+ '''
+ Returns the component name of the newest binary package in suite_list or
+ None if no package is found. The result can be optionally filtered by a list
+ of architecture names.