On 02/16/2015 04:27 PM, Sandro Bonazzola wrote:

Hi, I'm looking at python-cpopen package as missing dependency for building VDSM within CentOS Virt SIG. I see that Fedora and EPEL have version 1.3 but I see that our git repository has the following tags:

$ git remote -v origin git://gerrit.ovirt.org/cpopen (fetch) origin git://gerrit.ovirt.org/cpopen (push)

$ git tag --list 1.3.0 1.3.1 v1.4

We don't have jenkins build for cpopen, we rely on Fedora and EPEL releases. I see also that the tar.gz used for building the Fedora RPM is not matching any of the above tags: http://bronhaim.fedorapeople.org/cpopen-1.3.tar.gz and it doesn't exist anymore.

I suggest to build cpopen-1.4 from v1.4 tag and publish the .tar.gz on oVirt site. Then bump version on Fedora and EPEL to 1.4 accordingly.

Please keep aligned tags and tarball versions or it will become a nightmare to track issues between them.

That said, is v1.4 to be considered as formally released? Should I build from that tag for CentOS Virt SIG?

Hey, I published 1.3-5 https://brewweb.devel.redhat.com/buildinfo?buildID=420253 for el7 to have ppc build for cpopen It is testing release from my point of view. 1.3-4 still the official and available for all dists (in koji and brew) 1.4 is current master and we haven't got there yet to publish 1.4 package. I didn't upload updated tarball to the fedorapeople account so the link in the spec will direct you to older version [1] - which I'll fix the build that should be used in addition to ovirt repo for vdsm is 1.3-4 and it's available we can make a job for those sub packages as well (cpopen, ioprocess, pthreading ..), should be quite easy and we already have infra for that [1] http://bronhaim.fedorapeople.org/cpopen-1.3.tar.gz -- Yaniv Bronhaim.