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README.md

Release package - All PR's should be against original/rpms/rocky-release

Notes for Packagers/Builders

This package produces both stable packages of rocky-release (rocky-release, rocky-repos, rocky-gpg-keys) as well as rocky-release-lookahead (all packages appended with -lookahead). By default, it only produces the "stable" version of the packages.

When building the package, the rllh macro can define the behavior of the build:

  • If rllh is set to 0 or is undefined, the stable packages are built
  • If rllh is set to a number higher than 0, the lookahead packages are built

The rllh macro may be versioned out for future use.

How does this benefit us?

It allows us to track future minor releases from Stream and see how it will affect us going forward. When a minor release is being branched, the "lookahead" files can just be copied and a new "stable" release is made in preparation. The beta of each RHEL tends to stick around for a month before a release is done, which makes it easier to make sure everything "stays in line" for the most part.