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[Mike Scherbakov <mscherbakov@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dmitry,
do I get you right if I say that the ISO we will be building in CI will be
taking packages from OBS?
Does it mean, that new changes merged into master for nailgun/astute, won't
appear in ISO unless I file a ticket to OSCI team to rebuild the packages?

Thanks,


On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 1:19 PM, Dmitry Pyzhov <dpyzhov@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Guys,
>
> As you know, nailgun and naily are installed on master node into virtual
> environments from source packages. It is convenient for developers and
> nightmare for continuous integration.
>
> We almost finished creation of rpm packages all the things. But here we
> face an issue: we need additional time for make system change. It will
> allow developer to build private versions of packages from the source code.
> Without this update the only option for creation of packages is via our
> ci/cd infrastructure.
>
> In ideal world we should wait till make system update. But we are limited
> in time, because packaging is dependency for master node upgrades. And
> there is a risk to spend about two weeks on changes and tests.
>
> Obviously we can't merge migration to rpm right now, because it will
> totally break our ability to create development iso.
>
> My proposal is to build development iso as before, in virtual
> environments. And for iso from master branch use packages. It will require
> additional flag during build time and will allow us start test packages
> really soon.
>
> Disadvantage of this solution - for some time we will have different types
> of builds and can create possible issues.
> Another disadvantage - we will need extra code, but it is about 15 lines
> and seems ok for me.
>
> I'm going to create blueprint if nobody have strong objections.
>
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