packit: only use IoT relevant branches #156
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Since IoT uses a rolling `stable` ref, we don't need action on the n-1 "stable" branch in Fedora dist-git. (i.e. stable is currently F40, we don't need action on the F39 branch) Packit has some aliases that let us narrow the scope of versions that the service will operate against. `fedora-development` targets the next major version of Fedora + Rawhide. `fedora-latest-stable` targets exactly one version (the latest version) of stable. See below: ``` >>> from packit.config.aliases import get_aliases >>> get_aliases()['fedora-development'] ['fedora-41', 'fedora-rawhide'] >>> get_aliases()['fedora-latest-stable'] ['fedora-40'] ``` Signed-off-by: Micah Abbott <[email protected]>
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Since IoT uses a rolling
stableref, we don't need action on the n-1 "stable" branch in Fedora dist-git. (i.e. stable is currently F40, we don't need action on the F39 branch)Packit has some aliases that let us narrow the scope of versions that the service will operate against.
fedora-developmenttargets the next major version of Fedora + Rawhide.fedora-latest-stabletargets exactly one version (the latest version) of stable. See below: