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create bodhi update for successful Koji build #74
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Yes it could, we just need to implement this in the service :) Moving this over there. |
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wontfix? If anything I would prefer postpone :) |
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We might plan to implement it in the future, however, it is not a priority for us. Our focus right now is rawhide and continuous integration, not updating stable releases of Fedora. Somewhere in the process, there will have to be propose-update to include the changes from github release. |
TODO:
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…build Bodhi update for koji build We are reacting on successful production (=non-scratch) Koji builds. The bodhi update is created only when the job is configured for the fedora version (=branch) the build is for. I suggest going commit-by-commit when reviewing since there is a class rename making the overall diff a bit messy. Fixes: #74 Merge after: packit/packit#1466 (required for tests to pass) There is a new job that you can use to automatically create a Bodhi update once a Koji Build successfully finishes. Reviewed-by: Jiri Popelka <None> Reviewed-by: None <None> Reviewed-by: Tomas Tomecek <tomas@tomecek.net> Reviewed-by: Laura Barcziová <None>
The documentation says, that packit can build RPM in koji and propose updates in bodhi. Can packit-as-a-service do this automatically for us?
https://packit.dev/docs/cli/create-bodhi-update/
My idea is like this:
WDYT?
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