Hi, On Mon, 24 Aug 2009, Magnus Boman wrote:
One way out of this dilemma is to have a repository not build against oS:F/standard/ (that is constantly changing), but only against oS:F/snapshot/ . The latter changes only at certain sync points (when the standard/ part has completely rebuilt once). If you do that you risk a breaking build when submitting to oS:F proper (because up until then you built against a slightly older version), but you at least can get work done.
It doesn't really help here since I have to build against GNOME:Factory and not oS:F as such. Basically all packages in G:F are blocked once G:F have been submitted to oS:F.
That's why I have said that G:F (or a variant thereof) needs to be based on oS:F/snapshot/ and you would work against that variant.
So, if there would be a shadow repo of G:F building against ../snapshot/ you could work against that shadow repo, until satisfied, and then submit to G:F proper (and eventually to oS:F then).
If this doesn't get me banned from OBS, I suspect that we end up delaying oS:F rebuilds even more... :-)
Well, if that's what it takes to improve the scheduler ... If it works satisfyingly you could do away with the above work-arounds. But until then you should use the workaround to get work done IMO. Ciao, Michael. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+help@opensuse.org