Hey folks, updated COPR stack has been just deployed into production. This included several steps:
1) new release of copr-frontend (1.107-1) has been deployed The main features of this release include re-enabling fedora-rawhide as chroot names, compatibility with python2-flask-whooshee-0.4.1-2, and finally updates related to support of Module Build Service (MBS). 2) copr-backend was redeployed for mock 1.3.4 support The backend configuration was updated to support the new mock 1.3.4. Note that fedora-26-* chroots will not work until the respective repositories are publicly available. Before, rawhide repositories were used for f26 chroots but today, that needed to be changed for the rawhide branching. Mainly because of this unpleasant config switching, we decided that returning fedora-rawhide -* back is the best option. It will be kept as long as mock keeps it. We run on mock and we need to play with it well. Note that previous backend rawhide repositories are available in your backend directories "-backup" suffixed. Otherwise, we are starting from scratch there and new repositories will be auto-created for the new rawhide builds. We are also starting fresh on copr-dist-git where the previous master branch has been renamed to master-backup and new master is ready for you. 3) a long-standing copr-keygen issue "Keygen service error" has been hopefully fixed This issue should no longer occur (at least not for the same reason). Let me know if it runs well. There are still unsolved network problems, which cause COPR to underperform these days while also requiring day-to-day copr-backend service stop/starts. We are now going to debug these into depth. The ultimate goal now is to make COPR stable and reliable. Thank you COPR team
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