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action #2520
closedImplement Factory-Tested Manager
Start date:
2014-05-26
Due date:
% Done:
100%
Estimated time:
(Total: 32.00 h)
Description
Right now we have 2 tasks that are manual work but shouldn't be:
- Update Factory:Test
- if previous snapshot is done testing (to be defined what this means, but basically: if there is no point continue testing)
- if openSUSE:Factory repos are all published/unpublished without being dirty
- if openSUSE:Factory:Live is all published without being dirty
- if there is no successful snapshot of today
-> then we call set_release with a Snapshot, which will trigger the release of openSUSE:Factory and openSUSE:Factory:Live into openSUSE:Factory:ToTest
- Publish openSUSE:Factory:ToTest
- if the current snapshot in FTT is good enough (to be defined), we need to
- change to in ToTest/_meta
- wait for the repo to switch from unpublished to published (can take hours unfortunately)
- change _meta back to <disable
These 2 tasks need to run in a loop
I expect several subtasks to be in need - e.g. to define what it means to be "good enough in testing"
Updated by coolo over 10 years ago
before we release, we can check at least the isosize.
Updated by coolo over 10 years ago
I reconsidered the 2nd step. There is no need to wait for the published state. We can leave the prj in publish enabled all day - as long as we disable it before we call a snapshot, i.e. in step 1.
Updated by coolo over 10 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
- Target version set to Staging sprint 09
done
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