So, after searching, reading and trying stuff, I still can't get
sidetags to work correctly. It doesn't help that most of the
documentation refers to older versions of koji, etc.
Anyway, I want to create a sidetag, add a recent build and then build
some other related packages in there. Certainly this is for EPEL10,
but that shouldn't matter.
I've created a side tag ("fedpkg request-side-tag"), tried to add my
package ("koji add-pkg --owner frankcrawford epel10.1-build-side-112102
c-icap-devel-0.6.3-2.el10_1" plus others) and added appropriate wait-
repo commands ("koji wait-repo -v --build=c-icap-devel-0.6.3-2.el10_1
epel10.1-build-side-112102 --request") yet the repo never has the added
packages, and looks to never get rebuilt.
I can see the packages tagged appropriately ("koji list-pkgs --
tag=epel10.1-build-side-112102") but when I build using the sidetag
they are not there.
So in summary what I did was:
fedpkg request-side-tag
koji wait-repo epel10.1-build-side-112102
koji add-pkg --owner frankcrawford epel10.1-build-side-112102
c-icap-devel-0.6.3-2.el10_1
koji wait-repo -v --build=c-icap-devel-0.6.3-2.el10_1
epel10.1-build-side-112102 --request
(waited and waited and waited - over 12 hours)
fedpkg scratch-build --target epel10.1-build-side-112102 --srpm
c-icap-modules-0.5.7-5.20250117git36a6688.fc41.src.rpm
and the builds fail, missing the dependency I tried to add.
So what am I doing wrong? How do I get my sidetag rebuilt with the
packages I want to add?
Thanks
Frank
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