The copr repository is mostly useless now for a random pre-release tester, which is a pity (for example, I'm personally running "vanilla" mock from the main branch built in Copr, ditto csdiff, and even tar every day - but I can't with tito).
Assuming #460 is not going to happen soon, I'd propose a similar process to what we have in Mock -- post-release version bump like:
-Version: 5.4
+Version: 5.4.post1
I don't like saying this, because it is a suboptimal low-hanging fruit (most people do not expect this to happen when doing dnf copr enable), but alternatively, we could at least set priority= for the Copr repo.
The copr repository is mostly useless now for a random pre-release tester, which is a pity (for example, I'm personally running "vanilla"
mockfrom the main branch built in Copr, dittocsdiff, and eventarevery day - but I can't with tito).Assuming #460 is not going to happen soon, I'd propose a similar process to what we have in Mock -- post-release version bump like:
I don't like saying this, because it is a suboptimal low-hanging fruit (most people do not expect this to happen when doing
dnf copr enable), but alternatively, we could at least setpriority=for the Copr repo.