* Tom spot Callaway <tcallawa@xxxxxxxxxx> [2009-05-08 16:43]:
> On 05/08/2009 04:06 PM, Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
> > FESCo approved a request brought by rel-eng to allow a small set of
> > packages to be checked into cvs and built only into a side tag before
> > they pass review. Once they are building and brought up to standard,
> > they would be put up for a full review and only then be built for the
> > distribution.
>
> Wouldn't koji scratch builds be sufficient? I'm not sure I understand
> the motivation behind this request.
>
Hi Tom,
A scratch build wouldn't be sufficient in case of maven due to the sheer number
of packages involved in the upgrade. When I worked on the maven 2.0.4 (current
version in Fedora) to 2.0.8, this is the most efficient route I could find:
-> yum install "maven2*" (installs 2.0.4)
install tomcat5-servlet-2.4-api, tomcat5, geronimo-specs
b+i maven2-common-poms
b+i maven-wagon
b+i saxpath
b+i backport-util-concurrent
b+i bndlib
b+i pmd
b+i plexus-classworlds
b+i plexus-utils
b+i plexus-containers
b+i modello a15
b+i itext
b+i plexus-cdc
b+i plexus-maven-plugin
b+i plexus-xmlrpc
b+i plexus-cli
b+i plexus-digest
b+i dumbster
b+i plexus-mail-sender
b+i plexus-velocity
b+i directory-naming
b+i jakarta-commons-jxpath
b+i jakarta-commons-configuration
b+i jakarta-commons-dbcp
b+i easymock
b+i javacvs
-> build maven2 in bootstrap mode (--with bootstrap), install that copy
b+i maven-surefire
b+i maven2-plugin-shade
b+i plexus-resources
b+i plexus-naming
b+i plexus-registry
b+i maven-doxia
b+i maven-doxia-sitetools
b+i maven-shared
b+i maven-plugin-tools
b+i maven-embedder
b+i maven-scm
b+i maven-enforcer-rule-api
b+i maven-archiver
Where b+i => build and then install
Many of the packages mentioned above are new or need upgrades. Due to the
complex interdependencies, it would be much easier to have a separate tag into
which the above instructions are followed. It will allow for easy initial
reviews and sanity checks.
Cheers,
Deepak
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