Allow --matching to match on all releases if none is found for architecture

[oalders]

It would be nice if this worked:

$ ubi --project yt-dlp/yt-dlp --matching yt-dlp_macos --in /tmp/
[ubi][ERROR] could not find a release for this OS and architecture (x86_64-apple-darwin) from SHA2-256SUMS, SHA2-256SUMS.sig, SHA2-512SUMS, SHA2-512SUMS.sig, yt-dlp, yt-dlp.exe, yt-dlp.tar.gz, yt-dlp_linux, yt-dlp_linux.zip, yt-dlp_linux_aarch64, yt-dlp_linux_armv7l, yt-dlp_macos, yt-dlp_macos.zip, yt-dlp_macos_legacy, yt-dlp_min.exe, yt-dlp_win.zip, yt-dlp_x86.exe, _update_spec

Or even

ubi --project yt-dlp/yt-dlp --matching yt-dlp_macos.zip --in /tmp/

Maybe if a regex were allowed? --matching '^yt-dlp_macos.zip$'. I don't know. I'm not sure if I have great suggestions, but I had kind of expected the above incantation to work. The error output is quite clear on what the issue is, so that's helpful.

[autarch]

Could you run it with the --debug flag and paste the output here?

[oalders]

ubi --debug --project yt-dlp/yt-dlp --matching yt-dlp_macos --in /tmp/
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] Parsed --project yt-dlp/yt-dlp = yt-dlp / yt-dlp
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] exe name = yt-dlp
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching = yt-dlp_macos
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] install path = /tmp/yt-dlp
[reqwest::connect][DEBUG] starting new connection: https://api.github.com/
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] current OS = macos
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching assets against OS using (?i:(?:\b|_)(?:darwin|macos|osx)(?:\b|_))
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = SHA2-256SUMS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = SHA2-256SUMS.sig
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] it appears to have an invalid extension
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = SHA2-512SUMS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = SHA2-512SUMS.sig
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] it appears to have an invalid extension
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp.exe
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp.tar.gz
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_linux
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_linux.zip
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_linux_aarch64
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_linux_armv7l
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_macos
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matches our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_macos.zip
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matches our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_macos_legacy
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matches our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_min.exe
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_win.zip
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = yt-dlp_x86.exe
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching against asset name = _update_spec
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our OS
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] current CPU architecture = x86_64
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] matching assets against CPU architecture using (?ix)
        (?:
            \b
            |
            _
        )
        (?:
            386 | i586 | i686
            |
            x86[_-]32
            |
            x86[_-]64
            |
            x64
            |
            amd64
            |
            linux64
            |
            # This is gross but the OS matcher will reject this on non-Windows
            # platforms.
            win64
        )
        (?:
            \b
            |
            _
        )

[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our CPU architecture
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our CPU architecture
[ubi::ubi][DEBUG] does not match our CPU architecture
[ubi][ERROR] could not find a release for this OS and architecture (x86_64-apple-darwin) from SHA2-256SUMS, SHA2-256SUMS.sig, SHA2-512SUMS, SHA2-512SUMS.sig, yt-dlp, yt-dlp.exe, yt-dlp.tar.gz, yt-dlp_linux, yt-dlp_linux.zip, yt-dlp_linux_aarch64, yt-dlp_linux_armv7l, yt-dlp_macos, yt-dlp_macos.zip, yt-dlp_macos_legacy, yt-dlp_min.exe, yt-dlp_win.zip, yt-dlp_x86.exe, _update_spec

[autarch]

Ugh, this one is tricky. The file names for this project's releases are a real jumble, with some having the arch name and others not, plus multiple releases for the same OS/arch combo.

[oalders]

Right, but for this case what would work for me is to be able to say "I know what I'm doing -- just match on the string even if you can't find an OS match".

[oalders]

It could be called --footgun

[autarch]

I think I have a different fix for this that doesn't require the --matching flag. You can see it in the more-arch-matching branch. In this case, there are multiple filenames that match the OS and some contain a CPU arch and some don't. Now it will match one of the arch-less options when none of the names with an arch match your architecture.

[autarch]

This should be fixed in v0.0.30.