.. | ||
.sync-to-prod.sh.swp | ||
common | ||
common_8 | ||
common_9 | ||
gen-torrents.sh | ||
minor-release-sync-to-staging.sh | ||
prep-staging-8.sh | ||
propagate-image.sh | ||
README.md | ||
sign-repos-only.sh | ||
stage-live-images.sh | ||
symlink-images-and-checksum.sh | ||
sync-to-prod.sh | ||
sync-to-staging-sig.sh | ||
sync-to-staging.sh | ||
test.sh |
sync
These scripts assist in syncing to staging and to prod for releases, whether they are full point releases, simple update releases, or a brand new repository being added. Each script here has a specific purpose.
What to do?
When the scripts are being ran, they are usually ran with a specific purpose or a reason. They are also ran in a certain order.
The below are common vars files. common_X will override what's in common.
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├── common
├── common_8
These are for the releases in general. What they do is noted below.
├── gen-torrents.sh -> Generates torrents for images
├── minor-release-sync-to-staging.sh -> Syncs a minor release to staging
├── prep-staging-8.sh -> Preps staging updates and signs repos
├── sign-repos-only.sh -> Signs the repomd (only)
├── sync-to-prod.sh -> Syncs staging to production
├── sync-to-staging.sh -> Syncs a provided compose to staging
├── sync-to-staging-sig.sh -> Syncs a sig provided compose to staging
Generally, you will only run minor-release-sync-to-staging.sh
when a full
minor release is being produced. So for example, if 8.5 has been built out, you
would run that after a compose. gen-torrents.sh
would be ran shortly after.
When doing updates, the order of operations (preferably) would be:
sync-to-staging.sh
sync-to-staging-sig.sh
Only if sigs are updatedprep-staging-X.sh
-> This is required to ensure the groups, compos, and module data stay sane. This helps us provide older packages in the repos.sync-to-prod.sh
-> After the initial testing, it is sent to prod.