First, let me apologize for the short notice on this. We've been discussing it at the public ELN meetings over the last month, but I only just now realized that I forgot to send out one of these general announcements.
Over the last few months, you've probably seen a number of Fedora ELN packages preliminarily imported into Gitlab for CentOS Stream 10 as we get the machinery working. As of today, we've finally cleared the remaining blockers to perform the full import of both runtime and buildroot-only packages.
We are going to trigger a mass-rebuild of those packages included in Fedora ELN later today in a side-tag, which will likely continue through the weekend. All of the packages that successfully rebuild will be automatically imported into CentOS Stream 10 via automation and we will look into any and all failures over the course of next week. This mass-rebuild will be performed with "background" priority in Koji to minimize the impact on other builds, but there is still a high likelihood that you may have a longer-than-usual waiting time for your package builds. Fortunately, Fedora ELN is a relatively small subset of Fedora packages (~2,500 vs Fedora's ~37,000), so it shouldn't be too bad.
This mass-rebuild will automatically retry failed builds at least once (to help rule out test-flakes/infra hiccoughs) and possibly numerous times, since they are all being submitted to the automation as a single, large batch. Please do not panic if you see your package being submitted and failing repeatedly. For more information on the rebuild strategy we use, please see https://sgallagh.wordpress.com/2023/10/13/sausage-factory-fedora-eln-rebuild...