This change enables recurive dependency resolution and packaging when
creating new go packages. To do so the 'autospecnewgo' target is
created and the autospecnew target is slightly modified to align
make target exit code expectations for failure handling.
When building large numbers of packages that are interdependent,
recreating the rpm repository for each package can create a large
overhead during processing. 'repostage' is intended to provide an
intermediate target for adding a package to a repository that can
later be built using localrepocreate.
Any attempt at rebasing is unnecessary when the current branch is
up-to-date with the remote, so skip the rebase in this case.
Signed-off-by: Patrick McCarty <patrick.mccarty@intel.com>
Clear Linux edk2 package was updated to stable201905
https://github.com/clearlinux-pkgs/edk2/commit/7b191c6ae982a550f2a335cd4cd4cf2857d94b49
Let's update OVMF.fd and OVMF_CODE.fd
Note: OVMF_VARS.fd has the same hash and is not updated.
Note2: that these version of OVMF* are a copy from /usr/share/qemu
in Clear Linux OS 30170.
$ sha512sum /usr/share/qemu/OVMF*
c6630296e4a82dc4a24b20522e815171fd9c1689403a36abf7ec070c7fce85af63b88b328721a94c415f513ffd2423f71e591ae9713e65850b5a29ebd1edac89 /usr/share/qemu/OVMF_CODE.fd
f48de15ce6dbc19c6a0770677a874f289a69df813f31add873d30324df6b96ae0a0756af52fef3101f5077280851f095120663ec68bb6d19b12a6b0937f86df8 /usr/share/qemu/OVMF.fd
448412fd7ba267b4180db8ade6edb67af467e5b9b3e3ff8dfd583a2fded4070f6951667297e6896ce8bd9f4d2ec3dd8a5a70b6e9a2f686efec9a57124fec512a /usr/share/qemu/OVMF_VARS.fd
Differences:
- Restrict to submit from an active branch instead of master branch
- git pull --rebase from matching remote LTS branch if available
- Add "-lts" suffix to git tag
- Assume koji buildtag name is identical to branch name
Signed-off-by: Tan, Yew Wayne <yew.wayne.tan@intel.com>
Todo: can-reuse-binary simply compares package versions to determine if
Koji builds can be shared between branches. Work is in progress to
implement ABI compatiblity testing.
Signed-off-by: Tan, Yew Wayne <yew.wayne.tan@intel.com>
This tooling is designed to automate 2 main tasks that are part of
the package maintenance workflow of Clear Linux LTS. These tasks are:
- Back-porting of a patch (e.g. security fix) to older branches.
- (Not implemented yet) Building RPMs with the intent of sharing binaries of
older LTS branches to newer branches whenever possible.
2 new targets are defined in Makefile.common.lts:
- lts-show: Show a summary of active LTS branches
- lts-backport: Attempt to fast-forward the previous active branch to the current branch
"Active" branches correspond to LTS releases that currently have support.
They are listed in a flat file "active-branches" in "lts" directory, from
oldest to newest. New entries are added by Clear Linux LTS developers as
new releases become available, and entries removed as releases become
obsolete.
Note: For CVE patching, the tool is not aware of CVE severity levels or
the minimum supported severity level of each LTS branch. For now it is
the user's responsibility to know when a CVE does not apply to older
branches and stop calling "make lts-backport".
Signed-off-by: Tan, Yew Wayne <yew.wayne.tan@intel.com>
William Douglas