GA rebase checklist should handle "manual cherry-picks" into Pungi compose #1602
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This patch adds a repo definition for the latest candidate compose for a given Fedora release. This is only relevant in the lead up to Beta and GA for a given Fedora release where packages in the candidate compose can lead the Fedora stable repos. For our `next` stream we want to pick up the packages quickly, so using the candidate compose as input makes sense. Using this repo in the `next*` streams should address coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1602
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This patch adds a repo definition for the latest candidate compose for a given Fedora release. This is only relevant in the lead up to Beta and GA for a given Fedora release where packages in the candidate compose can lead the Fedora stable repos. For our `next` stream we want to pick up the packages quickly, so using the candidate compose as input makes sense. Using this repo in the `next*` streams should address coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1602
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This patch adds a repo definition for the latest candidate compose for a given Fedora release. This is only relevant in the lead up to Beta and GA for a given Fedora release where packages in the candidate compose can lead the Fedora stable repos. For our `next` stream we want to pick up the packages quickly, so using the candidate compose as input makes sense. Using this repo in the `next*` streams should address coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1602
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With coreos/fedora-coreos-config#2705 and coreos/fedora-coreos-config#2706 should we close this? |
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… repo This is a repo that we only want during the Beta period. Make sure we remove it otherwise. Closes: coreos#1602
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I opened #1604 which will close this. |
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… repo This is a repo that we only want during the Beta period. Make sure we remove it otherwise. Closes: #1602
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This patch adds a repo definition for the latest candidate compose for a given Fedora release. This is only relevant in the lead up to Beta and GA for a given Fedora release where packages in the candidate compose can lead the Fedora stable repos. For our `next` stream we want to pick up the packages quickly, so using the candidate compose as input makes sense. Using this repo in the `next*` streams should address coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1602
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See e.g. coreos/fedora-coreos-config#2692 in which we manually fast-tracked a package to match the compose.
Maybe we just need another GitHub Action that we can manually run for that period of time which just ensures our lockfiles match the latest compose output?
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