Dne 09. 01. 23 v 13:12 Thorsten Leemhuis napsal(a):
Either I'm missing something or your explanation is missing one
important detail: can I rename a project once I tested the newly built
packages so that users of my repos get the latest packages with the next
"dnf update" without doing anything?
No, you cannot rename it. The closest we have is "fork project" but that is for different use case.
Copr does cannot move package - the way you may know from Satellite and Pulp.
Workflow of Copr's users is usually: build a build from PR code in temporary project. Test it. Merge it. Build it from
main git branche (together with other commit that got there in meantime) into "project-nightly" project. Once tagged as
a release build it into "project-stable" project.
While moving package between project can safe few CPU cycles (even hours in kernel case) it break reproducible builds.
And makes history less obvious.
If you worry about rebuilding kernel twice - it does not cause a problem for us.
Miroslav
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