when you say "failed builds aren't an issue" what do you mean by that?
when you say "failed builds aren't an issue" what do you mean by that?
Kif a build fails the previous successful result will be what you/others download
Kgithub releases of course are the same way, but I find it's a little harder to make use of those in a containerfile
Kand being on copr means the wider fedora community gets to play with it too
Jyeah so my line of thinking was - if it doesn't have to be a proper repo since it's used specifically for image building, you could attach the rpms to github releases and then just consume them from the containerfile. Though I guess you'd have to figure out versioning and stuff instead of just having a repo file ...
Kcould do what copr (optionally) does and use the latest git commit id as the version
Kunless what you're building is stable enough to bother with proper version numbers
KGitHub
Allows i2c communication with certain Aura capable GPUs, allowing them to be controlled from OpenRGB
Khere's that aura driver as well
J"Merge when ready" ftw
Kty
KGitHub
Provides modified i2c-piix4 and new i2c-nct6775 for controlling RGB on certain motherboards.
Kif you want to do the same for this I can merge it up now
Jdone
Ksweet!
JI'm keen to see how these 4c builders work out, bazzite builds should be way faster
Jwhen you hit $50 worth of build time we'll call it. 
Keep, pressure
Kbetter make that build time worth it then
Jjust dev normally
KI'll kick off one momentarily to pull in these kmods
Ksee how fast it goes
JI'm napkin-mathing out the combo of 2c and 4c builders that would work best.
Jwhat I like about buildjet is it's on demand, we can just keep using free builders, but when we want to do major work we can add these so we can move faster. "It's friday night, bust out buildjet!" And there's no commitment or instances or anything, we only pay for what we use.
KThat's awesome
Bfor the record... i also suggested spec files in repos and possible options for repos here
https://github.com/ublue-os/akmods/issues/28
i'm pretty content with how things have shaken out so far... lets get some specs in repo where we need them (eg, as I find time to work on xpad-noone and openrazer) and the ublue-os COPR perms turned out to be pretty simple looking, so not too big of a headache, at least, not yet
https://github.com/ublue-os/akmods/issues/28
i'm pretty content with how things have shaken out so far... lets get some specs in repo where we need them (eg, as I find time to work on xpad-noone and openrazer) and the ublue-os COPR perms turned out to be pretty simple looking, so not too big of a headache, at least, not yet
Junderstood
Jwell, ya'll are the rpm people so if you're happy I'm happy
G@hermmm if you got time it would be great to have an installation section for the tinkerers guide
GGitHub
An HTTP service for building bootable OS images. Contribute to osbuild/osbuild-composer development by creating an account on GitHub.
GHere's the new image builder, not the weldr stuff
GGitHub
User, administrator and developer guides for osbuild and osbuild-composer - GitHub - osbuild/guides: User, administrator and developer guides for osbuild and osbuild-composer
Ghttps://www.osbuild.org/guides/image-builder-on-premises/blueprint-reference.html
Looking at this... Looks like it might be a bit tricky
Looking at this... Looks like it might be a bit tricky
GGitHub
I think it would be nice to have an option for OSBuild to automatically create a summary file for OSTree commits, as one would do with: ostree --repo=repo summary -u
GThis would make making images a lot more feasable
Xsure, it's kind of an oversight anyways
Git seems like we can make ostree OCI container images from the blueprint, but idk if we can do vice versa
Gyeah, that's an OSTree image, and you can build an OCI from that, i'm looking at building ISOs from the OCI image
GI see
Git's still netinstall 
AMm
image-installer ?AIt looks like osbuild can make install media
ARed Hat Customer Portal
Image builder is a tool for creating deployment-ready customized system images: installation disks, virtual machines, cloud vendor-specific images, and others. Using image builder, you can create these images faster if compared to manual procedures, because it eliminates the specific configurations required for each output type. This document de...
Ghuh
Gwait
Gso it's all one command?
AYeah
AThis osbuild thing looks OP
Gcomposer-cli compose start-ostree --ref "rhel/edge/example" --url http://10.0.2.2:8080/repo/ empty edge-installer