This repository contains tools for launching mass rebuilds of packages in Copr build service.
- Multiple backends for various programming langues package managers
- Submiting all packages from given backend
- Limitable
- Possibility to specify the last submited package and continue from following one
- Possibility to submit only new packages (or only new versions of packages)
- Possibility to rebuild only given set of packages
- Statistics of success rate
| Name | Key | URL |
|---|---|---|
| PyPI | pypi |
pypi.python.org |
| RubyGems | rubygems |
rubygems.org |
| Tito | tito |
github.com/dgoodwin/tito |
You are welcome to write your own backend. Please see a guide describing how to do it.
See config directory for examples.
See configuration and backends sections. Also see --help for possible actions.
copr-rebuild -c <config> <backend> <action>
The most basic usage, build all RubyGems packages in Copr
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit
To submit only such RubyGems packages that are not yet (successfully) built in Copr.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --new-packages
To submit only RubyGems packages with new versions that weren't built in Copr yet. This includes packages that weren't built in Copr at all.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --new-versions
In case the submitting was interrupted (network issue, etc), we don't
have to start all over. Let's say the latest submitted package was
foo. We can resume the rebuild from there.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --previous foo
For development purposes, it is possible to limit the number of submitted packages.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --limit 100
The --previous and --limit can be combined together to some sort
of offset-limit pagination.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --previous foo --limit 100
Rebuild only such packages, that was possible to build or at least import in another chroot.
copr-rebuild -c config/production.ini rubygems submit --based-on fedora-rawhide-x86_64
To print information about how many of the RubyGems packages succeeded, failed to import, failed to build, etc.
copr-rebuild -c ~/config.ini rubygems stats
To list all successfully built RubyGems packages in Copr.
copr-rebuild -c ~/config.ini rubygems successful
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