Discussion:
Remove Package from Rawhide
Salman Siddiqui
2018-11-27 14:28:07 UTC
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Hello,

I accidentally submitted a Koji build for 4 packages [1] that are not
supposed to be packaged for Rawhide. I would like to remove these builds.
But I see that they have already been included in a compose and as I
understand from [2], I can not simply remove the f30 tag now.

What can I do now to remove the package from Rawhide?


Thanks,
Salman

[1]
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/builds?userID=sasiddiq&order=-build_id
[2]
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Package_maintenance_guide#Removing_a_package_build_pending_for_Rawhide_or_Branched
Jason L Tibbitts III
2018-11-27 14:42:47 UTC
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SS> I accidentally submitted a Koji build for 4 packages [1] that
SS> are not supposed to be packaged for Rawhide.

Are they EPEL only packages are something?

In any case, if those packages aren't ever supposed to be in rawhide (or
be branched for f30 in the future), then they should be retired. You
can simply run:

fedpkg retire "This is an EPEL-only package"

(or whatever the appropriate reason) in the master branch of your
package. The packages should disappear from rawhide with the next
compose.

- J<
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Salman Siddiqui
2018-11-27 16:48:33 UTC
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Hey Jason,
Post by Jason L Tibbitts III
SS> I accidentally submitted a Koji build for 4 packages [1] that
SS> are not supposed to be packaged for Rawhide.
Are they EPEL only packages are something?
The packages are for JMC module build.
In any case, if those packages aren't ever supposed to be in rawhide (or
Post by Jason L Tibbitts III
be branched for f30 in the future), then they should be retired. You
fedpkg retire "This is an EPEL-only package"
(or whatever the appropriate reason) in the master branch of your
package. The packages should disappear from rawhide with the next
compose.
Sounds good. Thanks!
Post by Jason L Tibbitts III
- J<
-Salman

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