workstation-ostree-config

#696 Manifest cleanup & Fedora specific packages split
Merged by siosm. Opened by siosm.
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manifests: Update metadata

common: Remove exclude_perl (now unused)

We removed the variants that has dependencies on Perl and thus the need
for this variable.

common: Remove explicit bootc inclusion

bootc is now a dependency of rpm-ostree and thus always included.

common: Use 2024 edition

See: https://coreos.github.io/rpm-ostree/treefile/

common: Always exclude gnome-software-fedora-langpacks

common: Always exclude PackageKit-glib

budgie: Remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree

Budgie Atomic uses Plasma Discover now.

packages: Move comps sync'ed package lists to a sub dir

Those manifests are automatically generated so let's move them out of
the way as we never edit them manually.

manifests: Split Fedora specific config into its own manifest

This will make things easier for downstream builds which have to change
the release and logo packages.

I've manually diff'ed the resulting generated manifests and verified that the (minimal) change is as expected.
Edited by siosm

Build succeeded.
https://fedora.softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/buildset/a76e5890f0cd432094e0e6a97a7482b6

9 new commits added

  • manifests: Split Fedora specific config into its own manifest
  • packages: Move comps sync'ed package lists to a sub dir
  • budgie: Remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree
  • common: Always exclude PackageKit-glib
  • common: Always exclude gnome-software-fedora-langpacks
  • common: Use 2024 edition
  • common: Remove explicit bootc inclusion
  • common: Remove exclude_perl (now unused)
  • manifests: Update metadata

9 new commits added

  • manifests: Split Fedora specific config into its own manifest
  • packages: Move comps sync'ed package lists to a sub dir
  • budgie: Remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree
  • common: Always exclude PackageKit-glib
  • common: Always exclude gnome-software-fedora-langpacks
  • common: Use 2024 edition
  • common: Remove explicit bootc inclusion
  • common: Remove exclude_perl (now unused)
  • manifests: Update metadata

Build succeeded.
https://fedora.softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/buildset/2793157252074e13b646dda913958f69

9 new commits added

  • manifests: Split Fedora specific config into its own manifest
  • packages: Move comps sync'ed package lists to a sub dir
  • budgie: Remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree
  • common: Always exclude PackageKit-glib
  • common: Always exclude gnome-software-fedora-langpacks
  • common: Use 2024 edition
  • common: Remove explicit bootc inclusion
  • common: Remove exclude_perl (now unused)
  • manifests: Update metadata

Build succeeded.
https://fedora.softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/buildset/a871a4c2a8244805899a630e230d26f3

1 new commit added

  • ci: Minor Python lints fixes

Build succeeded.
https://fedora.softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/buildset/5c62a3129edd4939839c420443dd88b4

1 new commit added

  • justfile: Use 'just validate' in recipes

Build succeeded.
https://fedora.softwarefactory-project.io/zuul/buildset/1c4c3db73a5a4a6c87cca37e904cb4a7

nicely separated commits!

i looked them over and everything seems sane

LGTM

Thanks for the review!

Pull-Request has been merged by siosm

This quietly dropped grubby from exclude-packages, is that safe/intended?

This quietly dropped grubby from exclude-packages, is that safe/intended?

I think it is excluded as part of the comps sync config - https://pagure.io/workstation-ostree-config/blob/main/f/comps-sync-exclude-list.yml#_33-34

And it's already excluded in the common manifest: https://pagure.io/workstation-ostree-config/blob/main/f/common.yaml#_152
Thus no need to duplicate it for the Sway variant.

I indeed should have split this commit in two: https://pagure.io/fork/siosm/workstation-ostree-config/c/a8f2e3955df6e1fe46d43fee884e65044c64c565

thanks y'all, just wanted to make sure. Greetings from Hamburg :)

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