Pavel Raiskup

Fixed: https://pagure.io/fedora-infra/ansible/c/5cffe17cd8856b14fef8b858ba1dd12dfec43dd3 Running again (second increment, deletes seem to be done correctly)

From triage: let Konflux folks know, let PULP folks know

Last run started 2024-11-05 07:00 AM, ended 2024-11-07 03:00 AM, after ~44 hours. Succeeded. Transferred 2TB of data, which is the increment since the last run finished (~2024-11-02). IOW 2TB...

I'd like to take a bit more from the VG: https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/issue/12280

Enlarged volume +6T. Last backup has been running for 3.5 days already.

One of the experiments might look like: ``` 1. prepare `f41-bootstrap` image that has dnf5-plugins available 2. download RPMs (cache): mock --calculate-build-dependencies -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 /tmp/tito/python-copr-1.132-1.git.0.787a685.fc40.src.rpm 3. copy cached RPMs aside:...

> This "skip pull" commit is weird. I do not understand it. The purpose is to not "podman pull" the image (and fail) if the image is not pushed into...

Updated with a bit more convenient use-case, see below. First we calculate the build-deps: $ mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --calculate-build-dependencies /tmp/tito/python-copr-1.132-1.git.0.787a685.fc40.src.rpm Then, using the JSON file in result directory, we download...

The last part is now simplified, one just needs to $ mock --isolated-build-config /tmp/prepared/mock-build-environment.json /tmp/repo/ /tmp/tito/python-copr-1.132-1.git.0.787a685.fc40.src.rpm Warning: this whole PoC only works with bootstrap_image_ready = True.

The experimental use-case looks like this now (after the recent update): # we use the srpm twice srpm=/tmp/tito/python-copr-1.132-1.git.0.787a685.fc40.src.rpm # record list of RPMs and bootstrap image we need to download...