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title in-obs
date 2024-06-27
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packit build in-obs

Submit a build of the present content in the upstream or local repository to OBS.

Requirements

  • SPEC file for the project placed in the repository.
  • Packit config file placed in the repository.
  • OBS user account and password needs to be configured in osc configuration file ~/.config/osc/oscrc. This can be done by running osc.

Tutorial

  1. Place a config file for packit in the root of your upstream repository.

  2. The command below creates a tarball (archive) of your repository and commits it along with the spec file to a package with a name corresponding to your upstream project on OBS. The project defaults to home:$username:packit. Running packit build in-obs a second time creates a new commit in that package.

    $ cd my/ustream/project/
$ packit build in-obs --project <project_name>

Help

Usage: packit build in-obs [OPTIONS] [PATH_OR_URL]

  Build selected project in OBS

  Before Running this command, your opensuse user account and password needs
  to be configured in osc configuration file ~/.config/osc/oscrc. This can be
  done by running `osc`.

Options:
  --owner TEXT         OBS user, owner of the project. (defaults to the
                       username from the oscrc)
  --project TEXT       Project name to build in. It will be created if does
                       not exist. It defaults to home:$owner:packit:$pkg
  --targets TEXT       Comma separated list of chroots to build in. (defaults
                       to 'fedora-rawhide-x86_64')
  --description TEXT   Description of the project to build in.
  --upstream-ref TEXT  Git ref of the last upstream commit in the current
                       branch from which packit should generate patches (this
                       option implies the repository is source-git).
  --wait / --no-wait   Wait for the build to finish
  -p, --package TEXT   Package to build, if more than one available, like in a
                       monorepo configuration. Use it multiple times to select
                       multiple packages.Defaults to all the packages listed
                       inside the config.
  -h, --help           Show this message and exit.