On 2/5/19 3:36 PM, Kalev Lember wrote: > > On 2/5/19 21:19, Kevin Fenzi wrote: >> Yes, thats a danger... we will have to retag those on a case by case >> basis. The script releng uses to merge side tags won't merge a build if >> there is a newer one, so those should be fine, it's just if the mass >> rebuild build was added and then also someone did another rawhide build. >> >> If you notice any cases of that, file a releng ticket and we can get it >> sorted out. > > This sounds fairly bad: everything that got built today and yesterday is > going to get masked out by the older mass rebuild packages that are > being tagged "over" the newer builds as we speak. > > Looks like that it was only the mass rebuild packages that got stuck in > the signing queue and other builds were processed normally (they moved > from f30-pending to f30), so they are going to be out of order when the > mass rebuild signing/tagging into f30 finishes. > > Is there any chance releng could figure out the list of packages > affected once the signing/tagging is finished and fix all of them? I can > already tell that it's affecting at least 40-50 GNOME builds done in > that time frame. Yes, there's a releng script to fix this very case... can run after everything is finished signing/tagging. > Also, maybe next time around it would be better to tag mass rebuild > results directly into f31, skipping f31-pending (making sure everything > is signed before doing it)? It seems just painful to go through the > -pending signing queue which takes several days to process tens of > thousands of packages and can lead to out of order tagging. The reason we tag into pending is to make sure everything is signed, but yes, we should just make sure to try and autosign the mass rebuild as it builds. ;( kevin
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