2025-10-27-add-documentation-about-download-job-artifacts-to.txt

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> add documentation about download-job-artifacts to the README.md file with the other command line tools 

● I'll add documentation about the download-job-artifacts tool to the README.md file with the other command line tools.

  Let me first read the README.md file to understand its structure and find where the command line tools are documented.

● Read(README.md)
  ⎿  Read 680 lines

● Now I need to check the download-job-artifacts tool to understand its functionality. Let me search for it:

● Search(pattern: "**/download-job-artifacts*")
  ⎿  Found 0 files 

● Let me search for it in the bin directory:

● Bash(ls -la bin/ | grep -i download)
  ⎿  No matches found

● Let me check the pipelines directory:

● Bash(find . -name "*download*artifact*" -o -name "*artifact*download*" 2>/dev/null | head -20)
  ⎿  ./.git/logs/refs/heads/AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically            
     ./.git/logs/refs/remotes/dhellmann/AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically
     ./.git/refs/heads/AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically
     … +9 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

● Great! I found it. Let me read the download_job_artifacts.py file to understand its functionality:

● Read(package_plugins/cli/download_job_artifacts.py)
  ⎿  Read 208 lines

● Perfect! Now I understand the tool's functionality. Let me add documentation for it to the README.md file. I'll add it in the Command Line Tools section after the existing tools:

● Update(README.md)
  ⎿  User rejected update to README.md
       615    **Inputs:** GitLab job URL (e.g., https://gitlab.com/org/project/-/jobs/12345), optional output directory
       616    **Outputs:** Downloaded artifacts archive and extracted files in a structured directory named `{project}/{job-name}-{job-id}/`
       617    
       618 +  ### download-job-artifacts
       619 +  
       620 +  Downloads all artifacts from a GitLab job and extracts them to a local directory. This tool accepts a GitLab job URL, downloads the artifacts archive, and extracts the contents to a 
           + structured directory under `$HOME/tmp/job-artifacts` (or a custom location).
       621 +  
       622 +  **Inputs:** GitLab job URL (e.g., https://gitlab.com/org/project/-/jobs/12345), optional output directory
       623 +  **Outputs:** Downloaded artifacts archive and extracted files in a structured directory named `{project}/{job-name}-{job-id}/`
       624 +  
       625    ### extract-constraints
       626    
       627    Extracts constraint rules from rule files and generates constraint files for specific variants and collections. This tool processes constraint rule definitions and produces variant-specific
              constraint files.

> add the new command inline with the otheres in alphabetical order 

● I'll add the download-job-artifacts documentation in alphabetical order between download-all-wheels and extract-constraints:

● Update(README.md)
  ⎿  Updated README.md with 7 additions                                                                                                                                                                    
       608    **Inputs:** GitLab project path for the package index
       609    **Outputs:** Downloaded wheel files in the specified output directory
       610    
       611 +  ### download-job-artifacts
       612 +  
       613 +  Downloads all artifacts from a GitLab job and extracts them to a local directory. This tool accepts a GitLab job URL, downloads the artifacts archive, and extracts the contents to a 
           + structured directory under `$HOME/tmp/job-artifacts` (or a custom location).
       614 +  
       615 +  **Inputs:** GitLab job URL (e.g., https://gitlab.com/org/project/-/jobs/12345), optional output directory
       616 +  **Outputs:** Downloaded artifacts archive and extracted files in a structured directory named `{project}/{job-name}-{job-id}/`
       617 +  
       618    ### extract-constraints
       619    
       620    Extracts constraint rules from rule files and generates constraint files for specific variants and collections. This tool processes constraint rule definitions and produces variant-specific
              constraint files.

● Perfect! I've added the documentation for the download-job-artifacts tool to the README.md file in alphabetical order between download-all-wheels and extract-constraints.

  The documentation follows the same format as the other command line tools and describes:
  - What the tool does: Downloads and extracts GitLab job artifacts
  - Inputs: GitLab job URL and optional output directory
  - Outputs: Downloaded artifacts archive and extracted files in a structured directory

  The documentation is now consistent with the rest of the Command Line Tools section.

> commit the changes 

● I'll commit the changes following the Git Commit Guidelines. Let me first check the current git status and diff:

● Bash(git status)
  ⎿  On branch AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically                                  
     Your branch is up to date with 'dhellmann/AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically'.
     … +26 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

● Bash(git diff README.md)
  ⎿  diff --git i/README.md w/README.md
     index 688d7a33..b8968ba2 100644
     --- i/README.md
     … +17 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

● Bash(git log -3 --format='%h %s')
  ⎿  77fd36ca AIPCC-6390: Add CLI tool to download GitLab job artifacts
     bcb168bd Merge branch 'download-red-hat-ca-cert' into 'main'
     c0367bc1 Merge branch 'AIPCC-6372' into 'main'

● Now I'll commit the changes with a proper commit message following the guidelines:

● Bash(git add README.md && git commit -s -m "AIPCC-6390: Document download-job-artifacts tool in README…)
  ⎿  [AIPCC-6390-create-a-tool-to-download-job-artifacts-automatically 75a1b98f] AIPCC-6390: Document download-job-artifacts tool in README
      1 file changed, 7 insertions(+)

● Now I need to run the linter as required by the post-commit workflow:

● Bash(make linter)
  ⎿  Interrupted · What should Claude do instead?