Re: [opensuse-packaging] How do I make service local on web ui
No, you dont understand. make service localonly trylocal or disabled is the requirement of factory submit because most of its package should be in a static status. if you submit service into it. when a package got rebuilt it will also be rebuilt every time with new source. (mainly we use service to fetch and pack source codes in git/svn) and we have to provide a source package(dont download from url every time in Factory) but if you change them to localonly, it cant help you finish the job in the mobile case you face. localonly means only run the service when you osc co to local harddisk and ci back. but you have no osc on mobile. they are two against things. so you should try download from spec url service and then disable it. download from url service will remove the downloaded stuff when disabled. I didnt try, but if it wont work, you can only download the source to your mobile and upload. I tried the download from spec and it didn't work for some reason, I copied and pasted the url from the spec file into the add file from url and it worked. I will try it again and then disable it but I don't hold much hope as the tarball never appeared in the sources. Autobuild rejecting the tarball resulting from download from url and then deleting _service is a bug because with that method there is no service present. The add file from url worked perfectly before services existed in the build service, it simply transfered the file direct without prepending "servicedownload" to it's name. This function needs to be added to the add file dialog. To download and then rename and upload the tarball uses twice the bandwidth and is a waste of time, It's a pity that there's no way to rename the tarball. Thanks Dave -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+owner@opensuse.org
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Dave Plater