.packit.yaml

---
upstream_package_name: goose
downstream_package_name: goose
upstream_project_url: https://github.com/block/goose

specfile_path: goose.spec

srpm_build_deps:
  - cargo
  - git
  - openssl-devel

actions:
  # The last step here is required by Packit to return the archive name
  # https://packit.dev/docs/configuration/actions#create-archive
  create-archive:
    - bash -c "cargo install cargo-vendor-filterer@0.5.18"
    - bash -c "./generate-vendor-tarball.sh"
    - bash -c "ls -1 goose*.tar.xz"
  # We fix the first source of the specfile because packit just understands
  # that Source should be our create-archive output. That's simply not right
  # and it's easier to just sed it out and fix in the fix-spec-file
  fix-spec-file:
    - sed -Ei 's|^(Source:[[:space:]]+)goose-[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)*-vendor\.tar\.xz|\1%{url}/archive/v%{version}/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz|' goose.spec
    # Update Release with Packit's generated value (includes PR/branch identifier).
    # For PR builds this produces e.g. 1.TIMESTAMP.prNN.N.gHASH
    # For main builds this produces e.g. 1.TIMESTAMP.main.N.gHASH
    - "bash -c 'sed -i -r \"s/Release:(\\s*).*/Release:\\1${PACKIT_RPMSPEC_RELEASE}%{?dist}/\" goose.spec'"
  # Do not get the version from a tag (git describe) but from the spec file.
  get-current-version:
    - grep -oP '^Version:\s+\K\S+' goose.spec

_:
  pr_targets: &pr_targets
    fedora-43-x86_64: {}
    fedora-44-x86_64: {}
    fedora-rawhide-x86_64: {}
    epel-9-x86_64: {}
    epel-10-x86_64: {}
    rhel-9-x86_64: {}
    rhel-10-x86_64: {}

  targets: &targets
    <<: *pr_targets
    fedora-43-aarch64: {}
    fedora-43-ppc64le: {}
    fedora-43-s390x: {}

    fedora-44-aarch64: {}
    fedora-44-ppc64le: {}
    fedora-44-s390x: {}

    fedora-rawhide-aarch64: {}
    fedora-rawhide-ppc64le: {}
    fedora-rawhide-s390x: {}

    epel-9-aarch64: {}
    epel-9-ppc64le: {}
    epel-9-s390x: {}

    epel-10-aarch64: {}
    epel-10-ppc64le: {}
    epel-10-s390x: {}

    rhel-9-aarch64: {}
    rhel-9-s390x: {}
    rhel-9-ppc64le: {}

    rhel-10-aarch64: {}
    rhel-10-s390x: {}
    rhel-10-ppc64le: {}

jobs:
  - job: copr_build
    trigger: pull_request
    owner: "@rhel-lightspeed"
    project: goose
    # Goose builds usually take a long time to finish, so we set it to 5h, just
    # in case.
    timeout: 36000
    targets: *pr_targets

  # Build on new commit to main branch
  - job: copr_build
    trigger: commit
    branch: main
    owner: "@rhel-lightspeed"
    project: goose
    # Goose builds usually take a long time to finish, so we set it to 5h, just
    # in case.
    timeout: 36000
    targets: *targets

  # Run internal test suite on Testing Farm (Red Hat ranch)
  - &goose_tests_base
    job: tests
    trigger: pull_request
    fmf_url: "https://gitlab.cee.redhat.com/rhel-lightspeed/enhanced-shell/goose-tests"
    fmf_ref: "develop"
    use_internal_tf: True
    identifier: goose-tests-internal
    tmt_plan: "level0"
    env:
      GOOSE_TESTS_GOOSE_REDHAT_PACKAGE_SOURCE_PROFILE: "copr"
    targets: &rhel_x86_64_targets
      # Run the x86_64 archs only for pull requests. This is faster and "economical" than having all other architectures as well.
      # We rarely see issues on other architectures, we only run them on a weekly basis inside the "rhel-lightspeed/enhanced-shell/goose-tests" repository as a scheduled pipeline.
      rhel-10-x86_64:
        distros:
          - RHEL-10.2-Nightly
          - RHEL-10.3-Nightly
      rhel-9-x86_64:
        distros:
          - RHEL-9.8.0-Nightly
          - RHEL-9.9.0-Nightly
    tf_extra_params: &tf_extra_params
      environments:
        - settings:
            provisioning:
              tags:
                BusinessUnit: rhel_sst_lightspeed@upstream
  # Run public test suite on Testing Farm (Red Hat ranch)
  - <<: *goose_tests_base
    # The public test suite is an imported test plan, that's why we use the main branch here.
    fmf_ref: "main"
    identifier: goose-tests-public
    tmt_plan: "goose-public"
    env: ~
    targets:
      <<: *rhel_x86_64_targets
      fedora-44-x86_64:
        distros:
          - Fedora-44
      fedora-43-x86_64:
        distros:
          - Fedora-43
      fedora-rawhide-x86_64:
        distros:
          - Fedora-Rawhide