On Sat, Sep 24, 2016 at 9:58 AM, Eric Smith <spacewar(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Sat, Sep 24, 2016 at 2:50 AM, Dan HorĂ¡k <dan(a)danny.cz>
wrote:
> As I wrote earlier package maintainers shouldn't (must not) initiate
> any non-scratch builds in the secondary build systems, the koji-shadow
> semi-automated system (and other tools) managed by release engineering
> take care of that.
Sorry, but that just leaves me even more baffled. How does koji-shadow
know whether and when it should package up an f2[45] aarch64 package
update? Are you saying that the abc package update I already pushed
to f2[45] for the primary arches is going to at some mysterious point
in the future get built and pushed to aarch64 f2[45]? How long does
that take?
It takes the information from the primary koji instance and sorts it
out based on information from the API
With a primary arch, I can set up a buildroot override once a
package
is built, so that I can then build a dependent package. Is that
possible for a secondary arch?
No, it's not for an end user, but the shadow process already mentioned
recreates the details of those overrides based on the information
about the build stored in the primary database so the shadow process
will automatically generate the overrides and all needed bits when it
mirrors the builds over.
Basically just leave anything to do with < F-26 alone and it'll be sorted out.
Peter