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@@ -91,6 +91,10 @@
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r = requests.get(ERRATA_URL + "build/" + nvr, auth=krb_auth)
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r.raise_for_status()
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data = r.json()
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+ if not data['all_errata']:
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+ # Super weird. This means we have a container that wasn't shipped via an advisory.
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+ logging.warn("Failed to find errata for %s at %s" % (nvr, r.request.url))
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+ continue
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errata_id = data["all_errata"][0]["id"]
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errata_name = data["all_errata"][0]["name"]
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nvr_to_image_erratum[nvr] = errata_name
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@@ -161,6 +165,8 @@
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# For each image (nvr) not built by Freshmaker, get the info about
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# advisory it was included in and add it to `advisories`.
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for nvr in non_freshmaker_nvrs:
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+ if nvr not in nvr_to_image_erratum:
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+ continue
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errata_id, errata_name, products = nvr_to_image_erratum[nvr]
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if errata_name not in advisories:
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freshmaker_url = is_content_advisory_rebuilt_by_freshmaker(
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I found an instance here where the list was empty, and so trying to access the zeroeth element failed.
This handles that, and logs a warning.