Template documentation [edit]
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This template records what is considered to be the 'current' compose nominated for testing by Fedora QA: either a test compose or release candidate, or a Rawhide or Branched nightly compose. It is updated automatically by relval when the compose
or nightly
sub-commands are used without the --no-current
option. It can be edited by hand so long as the slightly complex format is kept, but it is usually safer to use relval
.
When called with no parameter, the parameter full, or an invalid parameter, it will return the 'full' version of the compose currently nominated for testing - something like 22 Alpha TC1 for a TC/RC, or 22 Rawhide 20141208 for a nightly compose:
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose}}
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|full}}
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|foobar}}
22 Rawhide 20141208
It can be called with various parameters: release, date, milestone, compose:
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|release}}
22
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|date}}
20141208
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|milestone}}
Alpha
- {{CurrentFedoraCompose|compose}}
TC1
If the current nominated compose is a nightly build, milestone will be Branched or Rawhide, and compose output will be empty; if the current nominated compose is a TC/RC, date output will be empty (you can take advantage of this to check which type the current nominated compose is, with the {{#ifeq:}} parser function). The milestone output for nightly composes indicates whether the compose to be tested is from Rawhide or Branched.
It can be used in various ways;relval report-results
uses it to guess the compose for which the user most likely wants to report results, and the validation testing instruction template uses it to display a note on result pages that are not for the current compose, warning that they are not for the current compose and linking to it, for example.41 Rawhide 20240510.n.1