This pull requests enables upstream STR to use packit.
I have tested these three packit commands:
packit propose-update to create a dist-git PR with the latest upstream release, documentation
packit srpm creates a new SRPM out of the current state of the upstream repository (using git describe for version), documentation
packit sync-from-downstream --no-pr to pull content from the downstream repo back to upstream (e.g. when rel-eng does mass rebuild) documentation
packit does not support creating pull requests on pagure.io, yet
I was running packit from git: I needed this PR. We will release packit 0.3.0 later this week and the release should include the PR.
Why should you care about this? I took a look at package_howto.md and with packit, you can remove like half of the steps now. Once we implement more in packit, the expectation is that you'll have to do very little to bring new upstream releases to Fedora.
This pull requests enables upstream STR to use packit.
I have tested these three packit commands:
packit propose-updateto create a dist-git PR with the latest upstream release, documentationpackit srpmcreates a new SRPM out of the current state of the upstream repository (using git describe for version), documentationpackit sync-from-downstream --no-prto pull content from the downstream repo back to upstream (e.g. when rel-eng does mass rebuild) documentationI was running packit from git: I needed this PR. We will release packit 0.3.0 later this week and the release should include the PR.
Why should you care about this? I took a look at package_howto.md and with packit, you can remove like half of the steps now. Once we implement more in packit, the expectation is that you'll have to do very little to bring new upstream releases to Fedora.