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Ship tests in koji-osbuild-tests package. The tests got reworked so that they can be installed and run from the installation. This will be useful for reverse dependency testing, i.e. testing the plugins from other projects, like composer as well as in gating tests.
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Add the ability to skip the tagging. An new command line option,
--skip-tag
is added, which translate into an a new field in the options for the hub and builder. If that option is present, the builder plugin will skip the tagging step. -
builder plugin: the compose status is attached to the koji task as
compose-status.json
and updated whenever it is fetched from composer. This allows to follow the individual image builds. -
builder plugin: The new logs API, introduce in composer version 24, is used to fetch and attach build logs as well as the koji init/import logs.
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builder plugin: Support for the dynamic build ids, i.e. don't use the koji build id returned from the compose request API call but use the new
koji_build_id
field included in the compose status response. This makes koji-osbuild depend on osbuild composer 24! -
test: lots of improvements to the tests and ci, e.g. using the quay mirror for the postgres container or matching the container versions to the host.
Contributions from: Christian Kellner, Lars Karlitski, Ondřej Budai
— Berlin, 2020-11-19
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Fix the logic in the builder plugin that checks that all requested architectures for a requested build are indeed supported by the build tag. The existing check had its operands mixed up.
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Fix the spec file so that the builder package now depends on python3-jsonschema.
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Adapt the CI for a podman package change: previously the podman-plugins package, which contains the dnsname plugin, was automatically pulled in on Fedora. This changed recently which in turn broke our Fedora integration test. Explicitly install podman-plugins.
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CI: Integrate codespell spell-checking.
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Small fixes for the README.md.
Contributions from: Christian Kellner, Tomas Kopecek
— Berlin, 2020-11-03
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Initial implementation of three plugins for the koji hub, the builder and command line client, which allows images and other OS artifacts to be built in composer via koji.
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The command line client gained an
osbuild-image
sub-command that is very similar toimage-build
. It internally uses the new hub plugin to make a XML-RPC call,osbuildImage
to request the building of a new image or artifact. -
The hub plugin adds the
osbuildImage
XML-RPC method, verifies the parameters and then creates a new task of typeosbuildImage
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The builder plugin does most of the work by adding a handler for
osbuildImage
tasks. It will use the new koji API of osbuild-composer version 21 to request a compose and wait until it is done. After a successful build the result will be tagged into the destination tag of the build target. -
An integration test suite was added to CI that checks the end-to-end building of a cloud image on RHEL and Fedora.
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Unit tests currently cover around 92% of the plugins.
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Detailed instructions on how to run a local test setup are included in
HACKING.md
.
Contributions from: Christian Kellner, Lars Karlitski & Tom Gundersen
— Berlin, 2020-09-30