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use koji repos for testing #688

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ignatenkobrain opened this issue Jul 20, 2018 · 3 comments
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use koji repos for testing #688

ignatenkobrain opened this issue Jul 20, 2018 · 3 comments

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@ignatenkobrain
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Right now we use just fedora+updates(+updates-testing)? for released fedora and just rawhide for rawhide.

This means that if you update multiple packages simultaneously, your test pipeline will fail because your dependency is not yet in compose.

@johnbieren
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Right now we use just fedora+updates(+updates-testing)? for released fedora and just rawhide for rawhide.
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The code adds a repo for the rpms built for that build. So if you are testing sed, you get a repo added for all the rpms from that sed build. That's it. There is no updates-testing or anything like that enabled. Whatever comes by default from Fedora is there, that's it.

Dependency issues are a known problem, as you have discussed with Miroslav on irc.

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The code adds a repo for the rpms built for that build. So if you are testing sed, you get a repo added for all the rpms from that sed build. That's it. There is no updates-testing or anything like that enabled. Whatever comes by default from Fedora is there, that's it.

Yes, this is what I mean by fedora+updates(+updates-testing)?

Basically those repos do not contain all latest builds which make tests fail if there was no compose yet.

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Right, it sounded like (although I didn't follow closely) Miroslav and you were coming to a solution for this.

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