What is 'osc build --no-service' supposed to do? If a _service file exists it will be processed.
I did "osc getbinaries --sources repo arch; unrpm binaries/*.src.rpm;osc build --no-service [args]", which installed various obs-service-* rpms just because _service happens to be configured for obs_scm. Only renaming _service helped. Setting "mode=disabled" does not help either.
Olaf
On 2018-02-26 21:05:39 +0100, Olaf Hering wrote:
What is 'osc build --no-service' supposed to do? If a _service file exists it will be processed.
It skips the "local" service runs. However, this does _not_ imply that it skips service runs in the chroot/vm. Currently, all services with mode="buildtime" are executed in the chroot/vm (regardless if --no-service was specified). The question is how a reasonable semantics for --no-service looks like...
I did "osc getbinaries --sources repo arch; unrpm binaries/*.src.rpm;osc build --no-service [args]", which installed various obs-service-* rpms just because _service happens to be configured for obs_scm. Only renaming _service helped. Setting "mode=disabled" does not help either.
Setting mode="disabled" should work. How does your _service file look like?
Marcus
On Montag, 26. Februar 2018, 21:05:39 CET wrote Olaf Hering:
What is 'osc build --no-service' supposed to do? If a _service file exists it will be processed.
I did "osc getbinaries --sources repo arch; unrpm binaries/*.src.rpm;osc build --no-service [args]", which installed various obs-service-* rpms just because _service happens to be configured for obs_scm. Only renaming _service helped.
well, it would still install it, just the execution of the local configured sources is blocked.
Setting "mode=disabled" does not help either.
regarding deps or execution?
They should not get executed anymore ...
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