On 30.01.2012 09:54, Vincent Untz wrote:
Coupled with the factory-auto checks, this means that changed packages that don't build won't get through. (This has one issue, though: if a package failed to build because of another package being broken and got automatically submitted, it won't be automatically submitted again when the other package gets fixed) Note, that factory-auto won't automatically decline build failures. It just doesn't accept them and I review those manually. So if it's obviously a problem with some other package, it's fine and I will just leave the request in review or even accept it.
However, automatic submission is something that some people might not want. For instance, in GNOME:Factory, that'd be insane as we generally need to push several packages together and we do this after testing G:F. Therefore, there's a way to disable this automatic submission for either a whole project, or specific packages. Right now, this way is a hardcoded list, but we'll likely use attributes in the future.
If you want to *not* have automatic submission for your project or your package, please tell me!
For reference, a test run on Friday gave this result:
- 375 packages to be automatically submitted. - 179 packages with changes, but no difference in .changes.
A lot of those are not changes but just not branches from factory. As factory is no longer changed during checkin, the number of those will go down.
- 73 packages with changes, already submitted in the past but declined/superseded/etc. - 78 packages with changes, already submitted. - 5 packages with changes, but autosubmit disabled. I'm happy that you make this a black list.
Also note that I'm working on another "service", that will send out reminders with summaries of factory TODOs. Greetings, Stephan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-packaging+owner@opensuse.org