On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 07:21:53PM +0100, Till Maas wrote:
Hi,
while cleaning up retired packages (which I did not yet finish), I came
up with an idea to simplify the retirement procedure to avoid
inconsistencies. With the help of fedmsg I would like to make it enough
wrt to koji and pkgdb to add a dead.package file to dist git to
retire a package. When this happens, an automated process will retire
the package in pkgdb and block the package in koji. This will make
it impossible to only dead.package or only retire a package in pkgdb.
To avoid problems with lost messages from fedmsg, a regular cleanup job
can download a git checkout and check for any missed dead.package files.
What are your opinions about this? I already checked with Dennis
Gilmore, he is ok with this.
My plan is to first setup a service that triggers the retirement in
pkgdb and when this seems to work ask Infrastructure do disable retiring
packages for regular users in pkgdb.
Works for me -- depending on when this goes live, we might be making the
retirement change in pkgdb2 instead of pkgdb1. (We're trying to get pkgdb2
live in January). (And by we I mean pingou who is doing all of the hard
work on pkgdb2 ;-)
-Toshio