Closed chavafg closed 5 years ago
Fedora 29 is already available on OBS :)
I tried to enabled from OBS web page, I dont see them as part of the current repositories.
Probably still needs time to propagate ?
Any change here? OBS eventually consistent?
I tried to enabled from OBS web page, I dont see them as part of the current repositories.
Probably still needs time to propagate ?
@jcvenegas probably the GUI still need to catch up. The target repositories are stored in a XML config that you can edit with either:
osc meta -e prj
or For Fedora 29, as shown here, the project name is Fedora:29
and the associated repositories are standard
and update
.
I've added to the config Fedora:29 standard
, let's see if it builds.
Most of it looks good only qemu fails due to python not found, I add python as explicit build req and see if this helps.
All the builds are successful now.
Upon installing, I encounter
Problem: conflicting requests
- nothing provides qemu-lite >= 2.11.0+git.f886228-13 needed by kata-runtime-1.4.0+git.21f0059-15.1.x86_64
- nothing provides qemu-vanilla >= 2.11.2+git.0982a56-13 needed by kata-runtime-1.4.0+git.21f0059-15.1.x86_64
Any chance to get these canonically?
@xasx you will need to wait for the next release, both of them are not official distribution packages.
Moving forward I think the generic qemu provided by the distro should be put as the only requirement.
@xasx Fedora 29 builds are available at https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/katacontainers:/releases:/x86_64:/master/Fedora_26/
Once Fedora 29 is available on OBS, we should enable them for our kata packages