Best way to see what koji tag an rpm was imported into?

[Cypher]

If you hook postTag action then you will have 'mytarget' in kws['tag']['name'].
In fact postTag happens after postImport. I am hooking postTag for "on
successful build" becasue otherwise you'll get trouble with some
callback logics being to fast/early and the build isnt processed
entirely in koji yet.

Have a look in my plugins https://github.com/philicious/koji-scripts-and-plugins

For developing plugins I found a good way is to hook various actions
that sound right and just print the kws and see whats in there (refer
https://github.com/auth-scc/koji/blob/master/koji/plugin.py#L35). Also
its good to run koji commands in debug mode to see the actual XMLRPC
calls they are doing.

On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 11:16 PM, Pat Riehecky <riehecky at fnal.gov> wrote:
> I'm working on a koji plugin for internal use here and would love a way to
> trigger an action off of successful imports of builds against a given tag.
>
> My understanding of the flow goes something like this
>
> $ koji add-target mytag mytarget importhere
> $ koji build mytag rpm
> ### my koji server has 'mytarget' as the target for 'mytag'
> ### koji builds the rpm from 'mytarget'
> ### koji imports the successful rpms into 'importhere'
>
> I'd love to be able to get 'mytag' as well as 'importhere'.  But really I
> just want 'importhere' for my callback.
>
> It seems that the 'postImport' callback is the right landing spot for me as
> it sits where I want it to.  But I don't see a good way of getting the tag
> the package is being imported for.  The tag is not provided to the callback
> - which strikes me as a bit odd.
>
> Should I just call the XMLRPC 'listPackages' with my pkgID set?  Is there a
> suggested way of doing that from a plugin?  Would 'listPackages' even have
> the tag data set at this point?
>
> Pat
>
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