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* 3 work modes - exact, closest, latest = how close the buildroot should be | * 3 work modes - exact, closest, latest = how close the buildroot should be | ||
* depth - how deep shadow will go when resolving the buildroots | * depth - how deep shadow will go when resolving the buildroots | ||
* when | * when working on a tag allow limiting the time - like I want to rebuild everything not older than a week | ||
* when a buildroot in primary is used for multiple builds, then do the same on secondary and reuse the created "shadow" repo | * when a buildroot in primary is used for multiple builds, then do the same on secondary and reuse the created "shadow" repo | ||
* allow multiple parallel runs by adding a unique suffix to SHADOWBUILD tags | |||
* allow using latest build for configured packages while followign exact or closest for others - useful when gcc gets updated after a fix for wrong code emitted | |||
Latest revision as of 14:56, 19 August 2014
koji-shadow-ng
This page is to collect features we would like to see the new implementation of koji-shadow
- 3 work modes - exact, closest, latest = how close the buildroot should be
- depth - how deep shadow will go when resolving the buildroots
- when working on a tag allow limiting the time - like I want to rebuild everything not older than a week
- when a buildroot in primary is used for multiple builds, then do the same on secondary and reuse the created "shadow" repo
- allow multiple parallel runs by adding a unique suffix to SHADOWBUILD tags
- allow using latest build for configured packages while followign exact or closest for others - useful when gcc gets updated after a fix for wrong code emitted