Compose Utils
A set of utilities for working with Pungi composes. Composes are release snapshots that contain a set
of builds.
Install it in Fedora or EPEL:
yum -y install compose-utils
Or run directly from Git in a virtualenv:
git clone https://pagure.io/compose-utils.git
cd compose-utils
python3 -m venv venv
. venv/bin/activate
python setup.py develop
# The commands will be in your $PATH, for example:
compose-diff-rpms ...
Contents
- compose-changelog
- displays changes between two composes
- compose-create-legacy-composeinfo
- create
.composeinfo
file in legacy INI-style format
- compose-diff-rpms
- generate a difference in packages between two composes. This is a bit more
low-level than
compose-changelog
.
- compose-dump-listings
- write listing of packages in a compose useful for tracking disappearing
packages in another compose
- compose-has-build
- check if a build with a given NVR is present in the compose
- compose-list
- lists composes in a directory and computes next/previous compose ID
- compose-partial-copy
- copy parts of compose (filtering by variant or architecture) to another
location via
rsync
.
- compose-print-essentials
- print basic information about a compose
- compose-report-package-moves
- identify rpm packages that moved between related variants between two
composes. Useful for identification of packages which were moved from
optional to main variant.
- compose-create-next-dir
- create compose dir for next compose
- compose-latest-symlink
- create a symbolic link with a well-known name to the given compose
- compose-write-repo-file
- create a .repo file pointing to repositories in a compose
- compose-update-latest-symlinks
- create symbolic links of minor and major version to the given latest compose
Contributing
Feel free to open pull requests on Pagure.
Tests can be run by tox
. That should take care of all dependencies, run
tests on multiple versions of Python and also compute coverage report.