On Thu, 28 Jan 2016 16:52:32 -0000
"John Florian" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oh, now my light bulb has a glow, dim it may be but it's not utter
> darkness any more. Tags in general in Koji are hard to understand
> since they can take on so many uses.
>
> Let's start from scratch. Here's what I am hoping to accomplish:
>
> All builds initially are dumped into fN-candidates. These get mashed
> into a repo, but I rarely use it -- it's mostly proof the build can
> succeed at all. (Though, I'm now becoming aware of scratch/test
> builds from HEAD via Koji so perhaps fN-candidates is unnecessary.)
> If I want to actually try a build out, I "promote" it by untagging
> from fN-candidates and tagging it with fN-testing. If functional
> testing proves it good, then I'll promote again by untagging from
> fn-testing and tagging with fN-released.
yes, that's quite common workflow
> In the Fedora Project sense, I don't have any distinction between
> "base" and "updates". They're effectively squashed into my
> fN-released as we've no need for anything but the newest functionally
> tested version.
>
> So, if IUYC, I should have my fN-build inherit from fN-released. Am
> I correct?
yes
> Will I be able to change my inheritance hierarchy for f21 & f22 or
> will I have to wait and change my model once I start supporting f23?
with "koji edit-tag-inheritance" you can change it at any time
Dan
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