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Monday, September 23 2019

Retrieving the monitoring statuses of someone's packages

By Pierre-Yves on Monday, September 23 2019, 12:50 - Général

Recently we announced on devel-announce the upcoming changes to integrate anitya with dist-git.

Following this announcement, Till H. asked if there was a way to have an overview of the monitoring status of all the packages they maintain. I have replied that there is no such thing today but that I could cook up a little script to help with this.

So here it is: get_monitoring_status.py

Since the feature is only enabled in staging, you will need to specify the staging dist-git server for the script to be meaningful.

Here is a small example of output:

$ python3 get_monitoring_status.py pingou --url https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/
rpms/ampy                                                              : monitoring-with-scratch
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/ampy
rpms/audiofile                                                         : no-monitoring
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/audiofile
rpms/boom                                                              : no-monitoring
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/boom
rpms/bugwarrior                                                        : monitoring-with-scratch
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/bugwarrior
rpms/datagrepper                                                       : no-monitoring
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/datagrepper
rpms/datanommer                                                        : no-monitoring
    https://src.stg.fedoraproject.org/rpms/datanommer
...

Friday, December 8 2017

Introducing simple-koji-ci

By Pierre-Yves on Friday, December 8 2017, 15:39 - Général

simple-koji-ci is a small fedmsg-based service that just got deployed in the Fedora Infrastructure.

It aims at doing something really simple: for each pull-request opened in pagure on dist-git, kick off a scratch-build in koji and report the outcome of this build to the pull-request.

This way, when someone opens a pull-request against a package that you are maintaining you can quickly see if that change would build (at least at the time the pull-request was opened).

This service is currently really simple and straight forward, dumb in many ways and still missing some desired features such as: - kick off a new scratch build in the PR is rebased/updated - allow package maintainer to retrigger the build manually but it is a start and we will work on improving it :)

simple_koji_ci_flag.png

Happy packaging!

PS: live example

Tuesday, January 5 2016

Setting up pagure on a banana pi

By Pierre-Yves on Tuesday, January 5 2016, 18:59 - Général

This is a small blog post about setting up pagure on a banana pi.

Continue reading...

Tuesday, April 14 2015

FOSS Emoji

By Pierre-Yves on Tuesday, April 14 2015, 23:16 - Général

Just wanted to make a quick note here.

Today looking for emoji for pagure I ran into http://emojione.com/. This project provides Free and Open Source emoji icons that can thus be re-used on other projects.

Just heads up to those looking for a FOSS emoji database/project and big thanks to the developers and artists behind this awesome project!

Wednesday, March 25 2015

Progit is dead, long live pagure

By Pierre-Yves on Wednesday, March 25 2015, 09:57 - Général

You may have heard of a little pet project I have been working on recently, I called it progit but there already a more well-known project named progit (the pro git book).

So, after long deliberations, we decided to rename the project: pagure.

What is Pagure?

Pagure is a small git-centered forge project. You can host your code, your documentation, your tickets and have people contribute to the project by forking it and opening pull-requests.

All the information about the project is hosted in different git repositories, the code of course, but also the documentation as well as the metadata (discussion) of tickets and pull-requests. The idea being that one could host a project in multiples instances of pagure and keep them in sync.

What about the name?

Pagure is the generic (French) name for animals of the Paguroidea family which includes the well known Pagurus bernhardus. This little crab moves from shell to shell as it grows up. I found it was a nice analogy with this forge where project can move from place to place.

Where can I see it?

Pagure is still under development and pretty much changes every day. However, you can already see it, test it and poke at it via the dev instance we have running.

As you will see, pagure itself is being developed there, so feel free to open a ticket if pagure does not do something you would like (or does something you do not like).