On Tue, 2021-03-30 at 23:22 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Tue, 2021-03-30 at 17:23 -0700, Michel Alexandre Salim wrote: > > Dear all, > > > > Following up on a broken update that got pushed: > > https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2021-d42d8643e4 > > > > (I'm not naming the package here, as my goal with this discussion > > is > > not to assign blame but to figure out if we can prevent similar > > issues > > from reoccuring) > > > > Event timeline: > > - an update is created > > - one person upvoted it > > - someone noticed it is incomplete (because it relies on a separate > > update but was not pushed together -- previous iterations of the > > same > > update, done by a different user, normally bundle these two > > together). > > They left a comment but no negative karma > > I didn't leave negative karma because it wouldn't necessarily help; > it > might just mean the *other* update got pushed stable first and that > might still cause problems. I could've nerfed them both, but I > figured > I'd trust the maintainer to make sure they'd go stable together. > Yeah, the other update would have to be nuked to (or upvoted) > The maintainer did try to prevent the same thing happening to F32, > but > ran into issues navigating Bodhi. Right, saw the F32 update unpushed. > > - two more upvotes so the update got automatically pushed out > > - someone else finally provided negative karma but the package is > > already out > > Ah, so of course this is how it happened. People testing had both test updates but somehow one was upvoted more than the other. > > IIRC we are making progress towards making sure updates are > > installable > > , and block pushes to stable based on that - is that coming soon? > > It will happen whenever a new Bodhi release is made and deployed to > stable. Exciting! Another way this could be avoided in the future is if we encourage people to use side tags more? (Now that it works everywhere - even for EPEL, IIRC). I wonder if informing people about side tags when they try to make a buildroot override would help. When using a side tag, Bodhi's web UI would helpfully populate the update with all the packages in that side tag. And if you miss a package and build it later into the same side tag, editing the update and refreshing would pick up the new packages. Best regards, -- Michel Alexandre Salim profile: https://keyoxide.org/michel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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