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[opensuse-packaging] Enabled source services
- From: Stephan Kulow <coolo@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2011 14:20:16 +0200
- Message-id: <201109071420.19439.coolo@suse.de>
Hi,
To avoid suprises on factory checkin, we want to get rid of the
"Autobuild autoformatter" script. Actually we want so for ages,
but never came around it.
So what we now enabled for openSUSE:Factory is a project wide
service that will format the spec file at the moment you commit.
Newer osc (> 1.131 afaik) will read this service files and use local
tools to format the spec files before commit. This osc has been
released as update for all openSUSE release for quite some time,
so this shouldn't be a problem, but older oscs will simply ignore
the fact.
Note that this service file applies to all packages linking against
openSUSE:Factory. So if you branch from factory, edit something
and commit you will get the formating valid for factory.
This also means that it's valid to have a different formating in the
future, but there will be a check to verify the format follows some
guidelines. E.g. it's important to have a copyright/license header.
Additionally we enabled the source validator for both osc and the
server. So with new osc versions, you will get a local error - if your
osc ignores the source service (or you use --skip-local-service-run),
the server will put your package in "broken". This source validator
has been alive for a while in the form of a osc plugin, so it shouldn't
be news.
What we did not yet enable is download_files. Adrian would really
like to have the source of tars verified, but I think that downloading
tar balls locally all the time is bad. So we're looking for the perfect
match there yet.
AND PLEASE: we enabled these source services to finally go forward
with removing these extra steps at checkin, but osc can act at times a
little strange with services. So please report bugs and misbehaviours
as you see them, I hope we can sort it out for a better world :)
Greetings, Stephan
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To avoid suprises on factory checkin, we want to get rid of the
"Autobuild autoformatter" script. Actually we want so for ages,
but never came around it.
So what we now enabled for openSUSE:Factory is a project wide
service that will format the spec file at the moment you commit.
Newer osc (> 1.131 afaik) will read this service files and use local
tools to format the spec files before commit. This osc has been
released as update for all openSUSE release for quite some time,
so this shouldn't be a problem, but older oscs will simply ignore
the fact.
Note that this service file applies to all packages linking against
openSUSE:Factory. So if you branch from factory, edit something
and commit you will get the formating valid for factory.
This also means that it's valid to have a different formating in the
future, but there will be a check to verify the format follows some
guidelines. E.g. it's important to have a copyright/license header.
Additionally we enabled the source validator for both osc and the
server. So with new osc versions, you will get a local error - if your
osc ignores the source service (or you use --skip-local-service-run),
the server will put your package in "broken". This source validator
has been alive for a while in the form of a osc plugin, so it shouldn't
be news.
What we did not yet enable is download_files. Adrian would really
like to have the source of tars verified, but I think that downloading
tar balls locally all the time is bad. So we're looking for the perfect
match there yet.
AND PLEASE: we enabled these source services to finally go forward
with removing these extra steps at checkin, but osc can act at times a
little strange with services. So please report bugs and misbehaviours
as you see them, I hope we can sort it out for a better world :)
Greetings, Stephan
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