Week 27 (July 2nd – July 8th)
- Packit now updates its own, not yet merged, pull requests instead of creating new ones when syncing new releases downstream. (packit#2204)
propose_downstream failures by setting notifications.failure_issue.create in the configuration to false. (packit-service#2451)PACKIT_UPSTREAM_REPO and PACKIT_DOWNSTREAM_REPO (in case of propose_downstream and pull_from_upstream jobs), in the post-upstream-clone action. (packit#2327)allowed_pr_authors/allowed_committers configuration before running Koji production builds is now more reliable.
(packit/packit-service#2435)propose-downtream for CentOS Stream. (packit#2318)dist-git init command from CLI, you can pass a command to specify the git URL of the project. (packit#2308)scan-in-osh subcommand in the CLI to perform a scan through OpenScanHub. By default it performs a full scan of the packages and a differential scan can be performed through --base-srpm option. (packit#2301)PACKIT_PROJECT_VERSION environment variable.
(packit#2297)status_name_template option that allows you to configure
status name for a Packit job. For further details have a look at our
docs.
This feature is still experimental and at the moment it is not possible
to retry such jobs via GitHub Checks' re-run.
(packit-service#2402)koji_build job has a new sidetag_group option that allows to perform a downstream Koji build in a sidetag.
A new sidetag will be created for each configured dist_git_branch if it doesn't already exist.
This represents the first step towards multi-package Bodhi updates. Stay tuned for further advancements!
(packit-service#2409)copr_build job status checks were sometimes wrongly updated with a misleading
message after a SRPM build failure. (packit-service#2406)