On Friday 2010-07-30 12:46, Guido Berhoerster wrote:

* Jan Engelhardt [2010-07-30 12:24]:

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is there any way to get packages marked as broken due to "rpc timeout" to build again? I'm not able to trigger a rebuild with "osc rebuild".

Depends on the reason of brokenness. If it is broken due to "could not apply patch.diff", you can pull/merge/commit again. If it is broken due to a typo in prjconf, tougher measures need to be taken - it seems that just editing the prjconf does not reschedule a repository (especially when the typo is in a linked project's prjconf).

The reason is a rpc timeout (Packman can be a bit unresponsive sometimes)

Oh nothing new then, api.opensuse.org is unresponsive every second try or so. I also get the impression that there may be interoperability issues with packman, which used obs 1.7 or so last time I tried. A 2.0 OBS seemed to construct URLs 1.7 is not aware about.

which is unlikely to persist. Of course I can make an edit in order to force a rebuild but that also has the consequence that other architectures/targets are rebuilt as well and unnecessary updates are pushed out to users. Shouldn't an "osc rebuild" for the specific broken architecture and target trigger a rebuild, in other words isn't this a bug?

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