Packit: disable F39 and separate out ELN #515
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| - fedora-development-x86_64 | ||
| - fedora-development-aarch64 | ||
| - fedora-latest-x86_64 | ||
| - fedora-latest-aarch64 | ||
| - fedora-latest-stable-x86_64 | ||
| - fedora-latest-stable-aarch64 | ||
| - fedora-40-x86_64 | ||
| - fedora-40-aarch64 |
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Any reason to not use fedora-all here?
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I mean even if f39 is disabled in the copr it should still build fine here in the tests but I guess overall it doesn't matter and I am fine to remove it.
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mainly because of reusing fedora_copr_targets in the test job below where fedora-39 would fail. I'm ok to have fedora-all and only use non-fedora-39 in the tests.
We have disabled Fedora 39 on podman-next copr. So, it's best to disable build and tests for them here too. This commit also separates out ELN jobs into a separate set using `packages: [aardvark-dns-eln]` key-value. YAML anchors are also used for reusing fedora and centos stream targets for upstream and downstream jobs. Signed-off-by: Lokesh Mandvekar <[email protected]>
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We have disabled Fedora 39 on podman-next copr. So, it's best to disable build and tests for them here too.
This commit also separates out ELN jobs into a separate set using
packages: [aardvark-dns-eln]key-value.YAML anchors are also used for reusing fedora and centos stream targets for upstream and downstream jobs.