fed-to-brew

fed-to-brew is a multipurpose tool to help tracking, syncing, and building packages between fedora and brew.

fed-to-brew.conf has to be in the same directory as fed-to-brew, or in /etc/. This seperate configuration file allows you to customize variables so you do not have to keep setting them as options.

Configuration

Setup

fed-to-brew can be set anywhere. If it is not in your path, you will need to specifically call it with ./fed-to-brew

fed-to-brew.conf needs to be either in /etc/ or in the same directory as fed-to-brew

User Setable Variables

• WORKDIR
  • Where all the maps, results, logs, and general work gets done
  • Example: ${HOME}/fedtobrew
• FED_GIT_CHECKOUT
  • What to checkout of the fedora dist-git to sync to brew
  • Can be a dist-git branch or a git hash
  • Example1: master Example2: f26
  • Example3: 082464dc0d06d48d2f9c4d2110e8aafe4ef1c957
• FED_DIST
  • What is %dist set to in fedora
  • Used when pulling sources for syncing
  • Set to rawhide if using rawhide branch
  • Example: f26
• BREW_WEB_URL
  • What is URL to Brew Koji Web interface?
  • Example: https://brewweb.example.com/brew
• BREW_DISTGIT_URL
  • What is URL to packages dis-git?
  • Example: http://packages.example.com/cgit
• BREW_BRANCH
  • What branch in brew dist-git to sync into
  • Examples: rhel-7.4
• BREW_DIST
  • What is %dist set to in brew
  • Used for checking if a package is built in brew.
  • Example: .el7
• SYNC_REMOTE
  • Where to rsync maps and results
  • Blank - No rsync, local only
  • Example: SYNC_REMOTE="[email protected]:/home/user/fedtobrew/"

Usage

Usage fed-to-brew [command] <[package 1] ... [package n]>

Multipurpose tool to help tracking, syncing, building packages between fedora and brew.

Commands: (there must be one command, only one)

• --sync
  • Sync package(s) from Fedora dist-git to Brew dist-git.
  • Only syncs from one git commit, does not do entire history.
  • Mandatory: --yaml OR --txt OR [package]
• --check
  • Check the status of builds
• --double-check --dc --doublecheck
  • Goes through an entire release and double checks all the builds
• --check-modules --checkmodules
  • Check the modules to see if all their packages built.
• --build --rebuild
  • Build package(s) in brew, if they have not already been built.
  • Will sync packages Fedora dist-git to Brew dist-git if needed.
  • Mandatory: --brew-branch
  • Mandatory: --brew-dist
  • Mandatory: --yaml OR --text OR [package]

Options:

• -c --checkout [branch or hash]
  • What to checkout of the fedora dist-git, can be branch or hash
  • Warning: If using hash, only use one package
  • Default: master
  • Example branch: f26
  • Example hash: 082464dc0d06d48d2f9c4d2110e8aafe4ef1c957
• -bb --brew-branch [branch]
  • What brew branch to sync to
• -fd --fed-dist [dist]
  • What to dist to pull the fedora source from
  • Should only be needed if using a hash for checkout
  • Default: rawhide
  • Example: f26
• -bd --brew-dist [dist]
  • What dist tag to use when checking brew build status
  • Example: .el7
• -m --message [message]
  • Use a custom commit message for brew dist-git
• --text [file]
  • Text file to use for list of packages
  • Each package is on its own line in format .src
  • Example:acl-2.2.52-15.fc27.src
• --yaml [file]
  • yaml file to use for list of packages
  • Should be in the standard fedora module yaml file format.
• --no-remote --noremote
  • Do not sync map ore results remotely. Default: FALSE
• -v --verbose --debug
  • Be verbose, for debugging
• -h, --help
  • Show this options menu

Other:

• [package]
  • If you want to do just a single file, list just the name
  • Not applied if either --yaml or --text are used.