Where do I submit modulemd for build in COPR?

Just for fun, I clicked to create a module and it spawned 16(!) libsolv builds here: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ignatenkobrain/libsolv-testing/builds/

@msuchy Have you seen this? https://sgallagh.wordpress.com/2019/08/14/sausage-factory-modules-fake-it-till-you-make-it/

We think this is what Copr should be doing.

@asamalik "To be clear, the following is not a supported way to build modules, but it does work and covers most of the bases." Should I read past that? Ok, will do... "To create a module-compatible RPM, add the following line to your spec file..." What? We cannot modify the SRC.RPM.

The RPMs from a module have to have dist tag modified. The only way to achive that is to rebuild them. So we do.

@asamalik "To be clear, the following is not a supported way to build modules, but it does work and covers most of the bases." Should I read past that? Ok, will do... "To create a module-compatible RPM, add the following line to your spec file..." What? We cannot modify the SRC.RPM.
The RPMs from a module have to have dist tag modified. The only way to achive that is to rebuild them. So we do.

The sentence immediately before the one you quoted is "If you are trying to create a module from RPMs that you didn’t build, you can probably get away with skipping this step, provided that you don’t care if there might be unpredictable behavior if you encounter a broken repo mirror."

Creating a tutorial together with @frostyx on how to build a module in COPR:

WIP PR: https://pagure.io/fedora-docs/modularity/pull-request/82

Fixed by the COPR tutorial merged