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#358 Could we include the tag's creator in list-side-tags?
Closed: Fixed by onosek. Opened by pingou.

Closed: Fixed
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Thanks to your work there is an easy way to request side-tags and list them.
I can easily find mine using either --user pingou or --mine (though this one doesn't actually work on my system but the first one works just as fine), however, if I see, say: f32-build-side-7857 (in koji.stg), I have no way to find out who to talk to about it.

Could/should we include the tag's creator/owner in the output of the list-side-tags command?

Something like:

$ fedpkg-stage list-side-tags               
f30-build-side-7669 (id 7669)    foo
f30-build-side-7671 (id 7671)    bar
...

The information is available in extra data of the tag. Some smart usage of multicall with getTag should be used to avoid spamming a call for each side tag.

I asked if the listSideTags call could provide the information directly:
https://pagure.io/sidetag-koji-plugin/issue/10

@pingou. Hi, I finally noticed that koji contains the user's identification and therefore can be added to the side-tag's listing in fedpkg.
I added both id and name. What is more useful in your case?
https://pagure.io/rpkg/pull-request/554

@pingou. Hi, I finally noticed that koji contains the user's identification and therefore can be added to the side-tag's listing in fedpkg.
I added both id and name. What is more useful in your case?
https://pagure.io/rpkg/pull-request/554

I think the username is the most useful to us, but I don't think having id there
harms in anyway, so happy with the current PR :)

Thanks!

Commit b66febff fixes this issue

Metadata Update from @onosek:
- Issue set to the milestone: 1.41
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