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README.md

Mass Rebuild Tools

Scripts for orchestrating mass rebuilds during Fedora release cycles.

Purpose

Tools that coordinate large-scale package rebuilds, typically performed twice per release cycle for toolchain updates.

Examples of scripts that will be migrated here:

Mass rebuild orchestration
Rebuild status tracking
Bug filing for failed rebuilds

Status: 🚧 Awaiting migration

Usage

The scripts in this directory (find_failures.py, need_rebuild.py, etc.) pull their configuration from the centralized MASSREBUILDS dictionary located in mass_rebuilds_info.py.

By default, the scripts will dynamically calculate and target the latest Fedora release defined in the dictionary.

If you need to target a specific older release, you can override the default behavior using the --rebuildid flag:

python3 find_failures.py # Targets the latest release automatically

python3 find_failures.py --rebuildid f44 # Targets a specific release (e.g., f44)

Note for mass_tag.py: You can still use the legacy -t (target) and -s (source) flags if you need to perform a manual tagging operation outside of a standard release cycle. These flags will override the MASSREBUILDS dictionary configurations.