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Managing COPR Repositories

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Endi S. Dewata edited this page Mar 21, 2022 · 15 revisions

Creating New Repository

Each PKI branch that is actively maintained should have a corresponding COPR repository. When a new PKI branch is created from another branch, a new COPR repository should be forked from the COPR repository corresponding to the original branch.

+ master
  + v11.1
  + v11.0
  + v10
    + v10.12
    + v10.11

For example, below is the process to create a new @pki/10.12 repository for v10.12 branch in PKI. The repository should be forked from an existing @pki/10 repository.

First, open the @pki/10 repository and click Fork this project. Change the Fork owner to @pki and Fork name to 10.12, then click Fork it.

Next, go to Packages in @pki/10.12 repository and change the Committish of pki package to v10.12. Change the Committish of other packages as well if necessary. Rebuild the packages to verify the changes.

Finally, go to Settings → Integrations, copy the Webhook URL for GitHub, append ?id=@pki/10.12 to the URL to make it easier to identify, then add the URL to each GitHub project.

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