Packit: initial enablement#30
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Just a brief skim, I don’t know what we want/need to do via Packit, and how/if at all it interacts with other downstream packaging.
| ensure pkg/config/containers.conf runtime \"crun\" | ||
| ensure pkg/config/containers.conf log_driver \"journald\" | ||
| ensure common/pkg/config/containers.conf runtime \"crun\" | ||
| ensure common/pkg/config/containers.conf log_driver \"journald\" |
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There was some … discussion in #4 about how packaging happens. Does this risk interfering with downstream RPMs?
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This has been happening already in containers-common rpm that was done from the c/common repo and shipped to Fedora for quite sometime now. Only the path was updated to match monorepo. The final list of files installed is not being changed (after I remove the additional docs stuff that you commented about)
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btw, The Common: Test is fixed in main, so rebase should help. |
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Packit jobs failed. @containers/packit-build please check. |
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Ready for review after addressing @mtrmac 's initial comments. |
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Can you remove the common/.packit.yaml file then? I assume then git would show this file as rename which likely helps for reviewers.
Let me check. I think .packit.yaml is expected in top-level. |
Yes that is fine, what I am saying is you should remove |
Ah ok. My bad. Doing it. |
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Done. Thanks, and sorry for my misread earlier. |
Signed-off-by: Lokesh Mandvekar <lsm5@redhat.com>
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LGTM, if the chnage is intentional. Though I don't really have tried to understand most of the changes.
| # Ignore CentOS Stream for now | ||
| - job: propose_downstream | ||
| trigger: release | ||
| trigger: ignore |
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I assume that change is intentional?
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yes, this one is intentional. We're not doing centos stream official updates via packit atm.
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