There was an early exit for packages which don't have a .spec file, but that
is too early and skipped important parts like running the source_validator
and download_files services and adding the review-team review.
* Ignore .gitattributes in checkout
* Skip Name: check when it is a scm-staging bot submission
(relies on build service API that is broken for git
packages)
* Skip devel-group-maintainer check
We want to start transitioning to a git based development workflow. For the
first iteration, we would allow maintainers to opt-in by changing their package
in the devel project to use scmsync from src.opensuse.org/pool/${pkg_name} and
submit changes via pull requests on gitea. These pull requests will get
submitted directly by the scm-staging-bot to Factory from its home project as
submit requests.
Currently, such a submission would get auto-declined from the factory-auto
bot. With this commit, factory-auto will no longer decline such a submission
provided that the above conditions have been met.
Co-authored-by: Dirk Mueller <dmueller@suse.com>
These have special name handling in `_preinstallimage`. The
package name has to be "preinstallimage-$name" where $name
is what is given in the _preinstallimage description
New features
* If package does exist in SLE, decline the submission
Note: release manager can override it by commenting on reviewbot and reopen the request
* Decline the submission if package does not exist in devel-baseproject and the
source project does not exist in check-source-valid-source-origins attribute
* check_source adding a review-team group review if source project does not exist in check-source-valid-source-origins attribute
* If submitter is not maintainer adding an additional devel project review
New added attributes
* check-source-ensure-source-exist-in-baseproject: bool
* check-source-devel-baseproject: str
* check-source-allow-source-in-sle: bool
* check-source-sle-project: str
* check-source-allow-valid-source-origin: bool
* check-source-valid-source-origins: strlist
* check-source-add-devel-project-review: bool
The URLs might suffer from flaky networks, so just block the request
from accepted for now (and extend the review comment to make it
discoverable why factory-auto didn't approve)
Fixes#2666
