Migrating to Koji 1.12

The 1.12 release of Koji includes a several changes that you should consider when migrating.

DB Updates

There is a minor update to support the dist-repos feature:
  • The repo table now has a dist column

Additionally, the schema explicitly adds the image permission to the permissions table, correcting an old oversight.

As in previous releases, we provide a migration script that updates the database.

# psql koji koji  </usr/share/doc/koji/docs/schema-upgrade-1.11-1.12.sql

Command line changes

The import-sig command now now supports a --write option to immediately write out a signed copy.

The write-signed-rpm command previously (and confusingly) only accepted nvrs as arguments (i.e. builds not rpms). Now it accepts either nvras or nvrs (rpms or builds).

The clone-tag command has been refactored. It supports many more options and should execute much faster than before.

The new dist-repo command creates rpm repos suitable for distribution.

The new save-failed-tree command allows the a task owner (or admin) to download information from the buildroot of a failed build. This feature requires the save_failed_tree plugin to be enabled on the hub and builders.

Configuration

The only configuration changes are for the save-failed-tree plugins (hub and builder). Each has its own configuration file. See Plugins

The hub accepts a new CheckClientIP option (default True) to indicate whether authentication credentials should be tied to the client’s IP address. (For some proxy setups, this may need to be set to False).

RPC API Changes

New rpc calls:

listPackagesSimple

handles a limited subset of the functionality provided by the listPackages call

distRepo

triggers generation of a distribution repo

Changes to calls:
  • repo related calls (e.g. repoInfo now include a boolean dist field

  • the editTag2 call can now remove tag_extra data if the remove_extra keyword argument is used

  • the listTaskOutput call supports a new all_volumes keyword argument. If true, the results are extended to deal with files in same relative paths on different volumes.

  • the getTaskResult call takes an optional boolean raise_fault argument

  • the taskWaitResults call takes an optional canfail argument to indicate subtasks which can fail without raising an exception