fmf: Hack around Testing Farm's tag-repository priority #19547
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This will help us to investigate issues like in [1] where Testing Farm's greedy tag repo stomps over our COPR config. fedora-selinux/selinux-policy#1870 (comment)
TF runs add the Fedora tag repository with `priority=9`. This breaks upstream reverse dependency tests, as that repository will then win over our "main builds" COPR and thus run tests against mismatching cockpit-* rpms. Counter the hack by dropping the tag repo priority and upgrading all cockpit packages.
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I've also seen it recently here: https://artifacts.dev.testing-farm.io/3d03b6b8-466e-4a48-abc4-cce6dddde1e5/ I just forgot to which PR that belonged. But same root cause: |
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TF runs add the Fedora tag repository with
priority=9. This breaksupstream reverse dependency tests, as that repository will then win over
our "main builds" COPR and thus run tests against mismatching
cockpit-* rpms.
Counter the hack by dropping the tag repo priority and
upgrading all cockpit packages.
This is similar to cockpit-project/cockpit-podman@5ab52df . This should hopefully improve/fix fedora-selinux/selinux-policy#1870 or at least make it easier to investigate.