Submitting module builds in Fedora
With Modularity, you no longer build individual packages. Instead, you need to submit a module build. |
Module builds are triggered using fedpkg
from within your dist-git repository.
$ fedpkg clone modules/NAME $ cd NAME $ fedpkg switch-branch BRANCH $ fedpkg module-build
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NAME
— name of the module -
BRANCH
— name of the stream branch of the module
Please note the module build ID. You will need it to verify the build state and to publish the module later. |
To watch the state of your module build, run:
$ fedpkg module-build-watch BUILD_ID
When the module is in a "ready" state, the build has successfully completed.
Rebuild strategies
In case you want to control which packages get rebuilt and which get reused, you can enforce a specific rebuild strategy while submitting a build.
There are different rebuild strategies to choose from:
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all
— All packages in the module get rebuilt. -
only-changed
— Only packages that have changed since the last successful build get rebuilt. -
changed-and-after
— This one leverages build groups (buildorder). Packages that have changed changed since the last successful build get rebuilt, and also all packages with a buildorder higher than any of the changed ones get rebuilt as well. This is the default in Fedora.
To enforce a specific rebuild strategy, submit the module build with the following command:
$ fedpkg module-build --optional rebuild_strategy=STRATEGY
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STRATEGY
— name of a specific build strategy (listed above)