> One of the issue we will have is that Fedora infrastructure is used in > production for Fedora, so i think we will not have as much agility if we > start to target it right from the start. Right. But on the other hand if we do it, then it is actually integrated in a way that's potentially usable by other downstreams. I've certainly oscillated on this myself, sometimes not in a stable fashion ;) Your below plan is potentially quite useful though if we end up doing anything more experimental in the future. For example, one thing I am thinking about in the background is having a Docker registry, plus code to do automated rebuilds *from RPMs* (and potentially other bits) in a reliable fashion. There's also having experimental builds/integration on the host side. But it seems like now that there's progress, let's keep trying to move in Fedora? _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
