The issue is that bodhi always provides an NVR but if the package is not
being considered by the Fedora Atomic CI pipeline, its corresponding git
repository isn't being clone and its original_spec_nvr value not
included in the pipeline.package.ignore fedmsg message.
In other words, relying on pipeline.package.ignore messages when
querying info about a particular NVR is never going to work.
With this rule we are specifying a list of packages of interest (to be
filled) and a test_case_name.
Every package that is part of the list of interest must satisfy this
test case, all the others are considered satisfying the rule.
The issue is that bodhi always provides an NVR but if the package is not
being considered by the Fedora Atomic CI pipeline, its corresponding git
repository isn't being clone and its
original_spec_nvrvalue notincluded in the
pipeline.package.ignorefedmsg message.In other words, relying on
pipeline.package.ignoremessages whenquerying info about a particular NVR is never going to work.
With this rule we are specifying a list of packages of interest (to be
filled) and a test_case_name.
Every package that is part of the list of interest must satisfy this
test case, all the others are considered satisfying the rule.
Signed-off-by: Pierre-Yves Chibon pingou@pingoured.fr