atomic script: prepare for f27, multi-arch #7162
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Quite a few changes in the push_two_week script. Mainly:
Please review each commit individually as that will be easiest for the reviewer.
rebased onto e906f1008472ef8560141ea1d69a792e989904f6
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2848a0a7f614 new commits added
This release branch should no longer be created in the
/mnt/koji/compose/updates/atomic/repo, but rather directly into the/mnt/koji/atomic/$releaserepo, which means that you can also forget about the sync script for the purposes of this script.I also can't stop noticing you didn't take my suggestion that the Pungi compose (whose compose ID you pass in the CLI) writes out the exact commitid's, so that you wouldn't have to request this information from datagrepper.
I think this should be:
update_ref(ostree_commit_data[arch]['ref'], old_commit, ostree_commit_data[arch]['commit'])
Well, old_commit is not actually required, but you are doing some checks to actually move the ref or not in update_ref function. So, its better to update this one.
thanks. I am indeed not passing the right number of args
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added new commit that changes to use
/mnt/koji/atomic/$releaseinstead15 new commits added
amended that last commit to fix typo
There are two reasons why I would prefer to not use a hardcoded URL (like above) for now:
ostree-N/commitid.lognumbering scheme being consistent. For that single compose we have:Also, I think when we start creating the workstation ostrees during the updates there will be more
ostree-Nvalues in that directory (for x86_64) and we won't know which one to use.15 new commits added
did a fixup for
atomic: add multi-arch info to release emailso that the links are sorted (makes for better viewing)LGTM
@puiterwijk if you can give a quick review(as you know the process better), then I will merge it.
I don't like the ostree commitid lookup, but let's just get this over with.
If @mohanboddu is okay, let's just do this.
Pull-Request has been merged by puiterwijk
I scanned this and it looks pretty good to me. Nice split commits! On the multi-arch thing, it feels like it'd make our life easier if pungi dropped that data in the compose json or so?