> So for a couple releases now we've only done nightly images (boot.iso, > et al) from the Branched repo, as opposed to rawhide. We've also only > composed those from the things marked "stable" in bodhi. My question is > has this been helpful, hurtful, indifferent, etc to the anaconda team > (and I'll pose the same thing to QA team soon)? This has not affected me as much as I first thought it would. We have a little script on cutlet that generates new rawhide trees whenever it notices a new anaconda build. So for those of us aboard the anaconda mothership in Westford, it's like nothing's changed. For some of the out-of-tree craziness I've done (like this one image stuff), it's also easy enough for me to run pungi. I imagine people in other offices or remote have similar setups. I suppose the fact that various groups have had to set up the same sort of thing says something. > Going further from the above, do you think it's "right" or "best" to be > creating these images from only the stable content, or should we be > producing these from the content in updates-testing (to facilitate > easier testing and karma production, at the expense of potentially less > stable images)? I think there's value in creating images from updates-testing. At the least, this would give us a heads up on what destabilizing API changes are coming at us in the near future. - Chris _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
