Denis Leroy <denis <at> poolshark.org> writes:
> Yes please put force-tag: back, or make 'scratch-build' without a branch
> tag.
Scratch builds are not a solution, as there's no way to turn a scratch build
into a non-scratch one without resubmitting the build from scratch (no pun
intended) as a non-scratch one, which wastes both my time and Koji's resources.
My workflow went like this:
* commit
* make tag
* make build BUILD_FLAGS=--nowait
* get result e-mail from Koji
* while failed:
- commit
- make force-tag
- resubmit build
- get result e-mail from Koji
Using scratch builds, I'd have to:
* commit
* submit scratch build from HEAD (for which there isn't even a makefile
command, as you mentioned)
* get results from Koji (does it even mail scratch build results?)
* while failed:
- commit
- submit new scratch build from HEAD
- get results from Koji
* make tag (!)
* submit real build (!)
The steps I marked with ! mean the package has to wait for me to notice it
successfully built so I can issue the new build, and then I have to wait for an
additional build from Koji, wasting Koji resources. So this is just a gigantic
waste of time and resources. (Don't think of a trivial noarch package which
builds in a matter of minutes or even seconds, think of something huge like
kdelibs.)
Scratch builds can solve some problems (like builds for customized or
unreviewed packages), but this isn't one.
Kevin Kofler
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