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# koji-osuild - Koji and OSBuild integration
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## CHANGES WITH 2:
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* Fix the logic in the builder plugin that checks that
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all requested architectures for a requested build are
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indeed supported by the build tag. The existing check
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had its operands mixed up.
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* Fix the spec file so that the builder package now
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depends on python3-jsonschema.
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* Adapt the CI for a podman package change: previously
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the podman-plugins package, which contains the dnsname
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plugin, was automatically pulled in on Fedora. This
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changed recently which in turn broke our Fedora
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integration test. Explicitly install podman-plugins.
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* CI: Integrate codespell spell-checking.
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* Small fixes for the README.md.
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Contributions from: Christian Kellner, Tomas Kopecek
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— Berlin, 2020-11-03
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## CHANGES WITH 1:
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* Initial implementation of three plugins for the koji
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hub, the builder and command line client, which allows
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images and other OS artifacts to be built in composer
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via koji.
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* The *command line client* gained an `osbuild-image`
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sub-command that is very similar to `image-build`.
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It internally uses the new hub plugin to make a XML-RPC
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call, `osbuildImage` to request the building of a new
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image or artifact.
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* The *hub* plugin adds the `osbuildImage` XML-RPC method,
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verifies the parameters and then creates a new task of
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type `osbuildImage`.
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* The *builder* plugin does most of the work by adding a
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handler for `osbuildImage` tasks. It will use the new
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koji API of osbuild-composer version 21 to request a
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compose and wait until it is done. After a successful
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build the result will be tagged into the destination
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tag of the build target.
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* An integration test suite was added to CI that checks
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the end-to-end building of a cloud image on RHEL and
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Fedora.
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* Unit tests currently cover around 92% of the plugins.
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* Detailed instructions on how to run a local test setup
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are included in `HACKING.md`.
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Contributions from: Christian Kellner, Lars Karlitski &
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Tom Gundersen
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— Berlin, 2020-09-30
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