On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 09:47:43AM -0800, Jesse Keating wrote: > > The compose is the process that: > > 1) gets a list of pending requests > 2) signs them accordingly > 3) asks bodhi to push the pending requests > 4) moves packages within tags accordingly in koji > 5) uses mash to create new repos for: > 5.1) dist-f8-updates > 5.2) dist-f8-updates-testing > 5.3) dist-f9-updates > 5.4) dist-f9-updates-testing > 5.5) dist-f10-updates > 5.6) dist-f10-updates-testing > 6) makes those repos multilib (still mash here) > 7) generates update metadata for the above repos (which updates are > bugfix, security, need reboot, etc...) > 8) touch appropriate bugs in bugzilla based on bodhi requests > 9) wait for rsync to finish > 10) send mails to fedora-package-announce > 11) set all states correct in bodhi itself for the pending requests > > That's the rough outline, and I likely have a few of the steps out of > order, and some of that is done in parallel. Indeed, that's a lot of steps. But what steps take so long? There are some steps that I don't really understand, but I can't see which one would take more than some minutes, except maybe 9) if there are a lot of packages -- and 4) if 4) involves transferring the packages. In any case I guess that you know what you are doing, so my questions are certainly very naive. Also I am not really knowledgable, but maybe 9) could be done right after 7), if it is a long step? > > Is it what forces to go first in pending? > > I'm not sure what you mean by this question. You answered above. -- Pat -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
