On Tue, Aug 11, Adrian Schröter wrote:
I copied my branding package from the Education project:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=gfxboot-branding-ox&proj... ct =server%3AOX%3Aunsupported
It builds locally now using osc build but issues some warnings, though:
[...] the warnings from rpmlint (or similar the errors) can lead to a failed package but not to the package being ignored.
OBS just silently excludes that package. Any idea?
looking at the above URL, I see that build is disabled for almost all distributions/architectures except for openSUSE 11.1 on i586 (where the package does build) and except for xUbuntu, where the package is probably ignored for only having a specfile and not a dsc-file (AFAIK the latter distrubutions are deb-based and not rpm based)
In other words: could you try enabling the build flags for the distributions disabled in the package flags (by clicking on the gearwheel icon) ?
We discussed this on IRC yesterday, it was caused by a global setting in choegers project that all repos are type "kiwi". So a spec file was not appropriate and the scheduler excluded it.
Yap. Adrian told me to add an if condition around the imaging stuff
%if "%_repository" == "images" Type: kiwi Repotype: none Patterntype: none %endif
Now it is working again, thanks for the help.
It would, however, make sense to somehow find out why a build is excluded, e.g. an error message like "found no valid kiwi image description" or something similar.