Some packages are very big (eg: games data). Updating them can take time (download them locally then commit them into SVN). Even with a fiber line (eg: 100Mb/s), the upload bw is limited (5mb/s). It would be easier if we could use mgarepo to trigger a download of a new source directly from the SVN and commit it
Well, as soon as we get the packager buildhost tested & fixed/rma/... people can log into that and download/commit...
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*** Bug 17878 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Hello, I can give an help by hacking mgarepo, but I need first to figure out what is exactly the process and the commands to use to execute the process at least manually. I do not know yet this scheme. Papoteur
(In reply to Thierry Vignaud from comment #2) > *** Bug 17878 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. *** Thanks TBH, I think this should be the only allowed way to commit a source (In reply to papoteur from comment #3) > Hello, > I can give an help by hacking mgarepo, but I need first to figure out what > is exactly the process and the commands to use to execute the process at > least manually. > I do not know yet this scheme. > Papoteur I'm not sure everything needed was already done on sysadmin side. No one re-assigned this report from sysadmin team back to BugSquad or to pkg-bugs@ml.mageia.org