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dgroc: Daily Git Rebuild On Copr

This project aims at easily provide daily build of a project tracked via git and made available via copr.

• Retrieve the sources:

  git clone git//github.com:pypingou/dgroc.git
  

• Create the configuration file ~/.config/dgroc

• Fill the configuration file, for example:

  [main]
  username = me
  email = [email protected]
  copr_url = https://copr.fedoraproject.org/
  upload_command = cp %s /var/www/html/subsurface/
  upload_url = http://my_server/subsurface/%s
  #no_ssl_check = True  # No longer required now that copr has a valid cert
  
  [subsurface]
  git_url = git://subsurface.hohndel.org/subsurface.git
  git_folder = /tmp/subsurface/
  spec_file = ~/GIT/subsurface/subsurface.spec
  
  [guake]
  git_url = https://github.com/Guake/guake.git
  git_folder = /tmp/guake/
  spec_file = ~/GIT/guake/guake.spec
  patch_files = ~/GIT/guake/guake-0.2.2-fix_vte.patch,
                ~/GIT/guake/0001-Remove-vte-check-in-the-configure.ac.patch
  

username` The name to use in the changelog of the spec file when updating it.

email The email to use in the changelog of the spec file when updating it.

copr_url The url of copr to use.

upload_command The command to run to make the source rpm (src.rpm, srpm) available to copr. This can be a copy command (cp) or a copy over ssh (scp). Note that the %s is important, it will be replaced by the full path to the source rpm created.

upload_url The url of the source rpm once it has been uploaded. Note that here as well the %s is important as it will be replaced by the source rpm file name.

For example, if you upload your source rpm onto your fedorapeople space, your upload_command might be: scp %s fedorapeople:public_html/srpms/ and your upload_url might be: https://pingou.fedorapeople.org/srpms/%s.

no_ssl_check Simple boolean to check the ssl certificate when starting the build on copr. At the moment the ssl certificate is self-signed and thus invalid. So using the https version of copr_url will require a no_ssl_check set to True.

For each project, only three options are required:

git_url The url to the git repository, that is only required if the git repo is not already cloned on the disk (see git_folder).

git_folder The location of the local clone of the git repository to build.

spec_file The location of the spec file for the project to build.

patch_files A comma separated list of patches required to build the project. These files will be copied over to the rpm sourcedir to be present when building the source rpm.

%setup -q -n <projectname>

From the sources, it requires few steps:

• Install dependencies:

  yum install libgit2-devel python-virtualenvwrapper
  

• Create a virtual env:

  mkvirtualenv dgroc
  

• Install the python dependencies:

  pip install -r requirements.txt
  

• Run dgroc:

  ./dgroc.py
  

For more information/output run ./dgroc.py --debug