On 25. 03. 20 12:37, Fabio Valentini wrote:
So let's assume for the sake of the argument, that Python is broken in ELN and the Python maintainers don't want 0%{?rhel}/0%{?eln} conditionals in their spec files. Now all 3600+ Python packages will fail to build in ELN because of this and the feedback provided in bodhi will be moot. What will happen then?What about using an additional "eln" branch in dist-git? - For most packages, the master branch should be able to be merged into eln regularly (or even automatically, triggered by master commits). - For the packages that need "unacceptable in master" adjustments, an automatic rebase on top of new master commits could be attempted, and if that fails, human intervention is necessary anyway.
Yes, that makes sense to me. Especially with automation (bacause without it, the branch would simply get stalled, you cannot rebase all Fedora packages manually at this scale).
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