"Stop covering for their mistakes and they will quickly learn how to bump a release after a few build failures."
Thanks! 2011/4/4 Mike McLean <[email protected]> > On 04/01/2011 09:37 PM, Eric Zhong wrote: > > Thanks , > > I want to move a scratch build to a regular build. > > Because programmers do not follow the specification of changelog and > > increase release number, and if them build, it will occupy a NVR. > > So, i just let them to scratch build , and check changelog and release > > number; if it's OK , then i will move it to the regular build state. > > If I just import the SRPM&RPMS, it will lost build logs and some other > info; > > i just want it looks like a regular build . > > Or do you have some better ways , thank you very much!!! > > Unfortunately, scratch builds are intended to be what exactly that. > > Ideally, your developers would increase the release number for their > production builds. It is not uncommon for developers to use a series of > scratch builds as tests, then bump the release and run a normal build > once things are working. Stop covering for their mistakes and they will > quickly learn how to bump a release after a few build failures. At least > the NVR uniqueness check is early in the process. > > If you absolutely must create regular builds from scratch build content, > the least bad way is to simply import them, and perhaps copy the build > logs somewhere. I realize this is losing information, most notably the > buildroot data. However, trying to forge a regular build after the fact > is asking for trouble. > > A future version of Koji may be able to do what you want, but for now > scratch builds are just scratch builds. > -- > buildsys mailing list > [email protected] > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/buildsys >
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