We no longer use the old compose mock configs as part of our processes. nuke
them all from being installed
Signed-off-by: Dennis Gilmore <ausil@fedoraproject.org>
In order to compare YUM and DNF compose, this will start a simplified
compose (no extra deliverables, just the packages) and create logs with
differences. The compose starts 12 hours after the real rawhide, which
should prevent any negative effects on the production compose (while
it's possible for the nightly to not finish yet, after 12 hours it would
only be waiting on koji tasks and not needed local resources much).
See https://pagure.io/pungi-fedora/pull-request/178 for details.
Signed-off-by: Lubomír Sedlář <lsedlar@redhat.com>
This adopts https://pagure.io/quick-fedora-mirror/pull-request/27
and adapts to it, so we get `imagelist` files rather than
`filterlist` files (see recent commits for this). The rationale
is more fully explained in that PR (and in PR #26 also) - on
further inspection it turns out that we have to filter out an
awful lot of extensions to create small filterlists for all
three modules, and I'm worried that other file extensions may
appear in the future and cause the filterlists to suddenly get
bigger again. Instead, we have create-filelist use the productmd
constant that defines valid image formats, and only include files
that match those formats in the list. The downside of this
approach is we have to ensure productmd on all the systems that
run `create-filelist` is kept up to date if the list of valid
image formats changes.
This adds `filterlist` files alongside the `fullfilelist` and
`fullfiletimelist` files. These are much, much shorter lists
which skip the entries for packages, ARM device tree boot files
and directories. They are intended for consumption by fedfind,
so it can stop using rync scraping to discover the image files
it looks for. To enable this, we update to a newer version of
`create-filelist` from upstream `quick-fedora-mirror` and make
`update-fullfiletimelist` create the filterlist files as well.
We also delete a couple of old copies of `create-filelist`;
nirik made the two roles that use it share a common copy a few
months back, but missed deleting the copy each role had in its
`files` directory.
