Since IoT uses a rolling stable ref, we don't need action on the n-1 "stable" branch in Fedora dist-git. (i.e. stable is currently F40, we don't need action on the F39 branch)
Packit has some aliases that let us narrow the scope of versions that the service will operate against. fedora-development targets the next major version of Fedora + Rawhide. fedora-latest-stable targets exactly one version (the latest version) of stable. See below:
Since IoT uses a rolling
stable
ref, we don't need action on the n-1 "stable" branch in Fedora dist-git. (i.e. stable is currently F40, we don't need action on the F39 branch)Packit has some aliases that let us narrow the scope of versions that the service will operate against.
fedora-development
targets the next major version of Fedora + Rawhide.fedora-latest-stable
targets exactly one version (the latest version) of stable. See below: