On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 5:05 PM, Jeremy Davis <jdavis4102@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello List, > > I hope I picked the correct mailing list to ask these types of questions. > > In my environment we are trying to setup a koji build system using the same > structure that you all use for the Fedora project. This involves using > fedpkg (modified for our environment) to import the SRPM into the SCM and > then tell koji to build. We have everything working with our environment but > have to do a couple of things manually. Mainly the SCM creation and adding a > tag for the package in koji before the user is allow to add their srpm to > the SCM and build with koji (get the error that it can't tag if a tag is not > created before hand). Once we create the SCM and add the tag into Koji > everything works as it should based on the documentation I have read. > > My question is this. Do you by chance have any tools that automate the SCM > creation and koji tag adding? Is this how you all manage packages in Fedora? > Do you have to manually create SCM and koji tags when a user wants to add a > new package to Fedora? Any assistance you could provide would be greatly > appreciated. > > Note: This is for an internal package build system for my company and will > only be used as such. I am willing to share what I have done as the fedpkg > will also be used to push the packages into our Spacewalk environment and > also push those packages to systems within Spacewalk (with some custom code > that I am adding to fedpkg and renaming that command to fit into our naming > convention). > > Thank you for your time and have a great day! > > Regards, > Jeremy Jeremy, I think the list for this is actually buildsys@, but for the sake of being helpful, I'll answer here. Currently, I run a koji server too, for a project called GoOSe Linux (http://gooseproject.org and our site is horrible looking, please be kind). To prepare any package for inclusion to koji, I've written a component of our tool, called Skein, which is roughly based upon fedpkg as well (https://github.com/gooseproject/skein). The specific functions I use are skein request, skein query and the most important, skein grant. Essentially, there are 3 basic things needed to build with koji. A lookaside cache (a location in which to store the source tarball or other large bits), a scm repository with at least the spec file and any patches, and a way to tag the package in koji. Koji has an XML-RPC api that is pretty extensive for this (koji list-api will help) but essentially, when someone runs skein grant pkg-name, it creates the directories for the lookaside cache, creates the github repository and then tags the package in koji according to a configuration or passed in argument. It was pretty simple to write, but feel free to grab the code and reuse at your leisure. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me off-list as well. Cheers, Clint _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
