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@@ -613,6 +613,25 @@
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See `blog post <https://pavel.raiskup.cz/blog/build-ordering-by-batches-in-copr.html>`_
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with examples for more info.
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+ .. _`Build succeeded, but I don't see the built results!`:
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+ .. rubric:: Build succeeded, but I don't see the built results? :ref:`¶ <Build succeeded, but I don't see the built results!>`
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+ Fedora Copr uses the AWS CDN to spread the HTTP traffic on the built RPM
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+ repositories across the globe, and it implies a lot of caching on the AWS side.
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+ When you (or anyone else in your territory) check the build directory while
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+ the build is still in progress, the web server directory listing gets cached in
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+ CDN - and then the contents of the directory appears unchanged for some time
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+ (even though the build might already be finished and thus the directory updated).
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+ Don't worry, this caching doesn't affect the DNF/YUM behavior - so even though
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+ your browser is misled by caches, package managers always download the latest
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+ contents of the directories. Either please ignore the inconsistency, or visit
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+ the `non-cached host variant
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+ <http://copr-be.cloud.fedoraproject.org/results/>`_.
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.. _`I have a problem and I need to talk to a human.`:
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.. rubric:: I have a problem and I need to talk to a human. :ref:`¶ <I have a problem and I need to talk to a human.>`
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praiskup
commented 2 years ago
Fixes: #1886