Hi,
On Wed, 2014-09-03 at 15:18 +0800, Craig Ringer wrote:
>
> When a package gets built, how do the resulting packages then get
> pushed to the actual package tree?
>
> Is it manually rsync'ing / scp'ing them over?
After the packages are built, we first create a repo on the local
machine, and then sync that repo to the master server. Until early this
year, we had 2 staging repos, but we got rid of that.
This is well scripted process actually.
> I'm wondering because I keep on finding RPMs in the wrong version's
> tree, or odd mixtures where some RPMs are present for one arch and not
> another, etc.
That would surprise me. Example, please?
> I also just noticed that the CentOS 6 SRPM for 9.0.18 is in the srpm
> tree, but svn is for the same package is still at 9.0.17.
It may mean that we could build the SRPM (which is the 1st phase of the
RPM build process), but the rest failed.
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