ELN Branching Events

Fedora Branching

Fedora Branching happens every 6 months, when Fedora Rawhide branches for the next release. Example: When Fedora Rawhide is branched to F35 and fedora-release is set to f36.

Trigger for ELN Pipeline

The eln build trigger needs to be updated to the latest version that is in fedora-release. Using our original example. We would change this to f36.

Example pull request: https://github.com/fedora-ci/eln-build-trigger/pull/2

ELN fedora release and repo

Check fedora-release

After Fedora branching has happened, and fedora-release has been updated and built for the new version, check the fedora-release rpm spec file. Verify that rhel_dist_version is set to the correct version.

The fedora-release check is especially important if this is the fedora branching that corresponds to a RHEL version change.

Build fedora-release first

koji tag-build eln fedora-release-35-0.1
koji wait-repo eln-build --build fedora-release-35-0.1
# build fedora-release for ELN
# Example: fedpkg build --skip-nvr-check --target eln
koji wait-repo eln-build --build fedora-release-35-0.1.eln110
koji untag-build eln fedora-release-35-0.1

Build fedora-repos after fedora-release is in buildroot

koji tag-build eln fedora-repos-35-0.2
koji wait-repo eln-build --build fedora-repos-35-0.2
# build fedora-repos for ELN
# Example: fedpkg build --skip-nvr-check --target eln
koji wait-repo eln-build --build fedora-repos-35-0.2.eln110
koji untag-build eln fedora-repos-35-0.2

RHEL Branching

RHEL Branching happens every 3 years, when RHEL branches for the next release. Example: When RHEL is branched to RHEL 10.

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