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This works around the fact that we are currently not auto detecting
unstable repository targets while providing a stability layer option on
the subcommand. Soften the --repo option rules by allowing unstable
repositories to use that flag for building and releasing against the
unstable repositories.
This will be replaced in the near future by proper integration of target
repository auto-detection that in aware of unstable repositories while
providing a unstable stability layer options.
Component: pkgctl build
Component: pkgctl release
Signed-off-by: Levente Polyak <anthraxx@archlinux.org>
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Previously the behavior was inconsistent and not fully fulfilling its
purpose of only using --repo once when initially pushing a new and
unknown package to the official repositories.
Consolidate the behavior by only allowing to use --repo during the
initial packaging and disallow any subsequent usage. The expected user
experience is to subsequently use --testing or --staging to influence
the auto-detection of the build target. This avoids any kind of human
error which leads to releasing core packages to extra-testing by
accident.
Furthermore, allow the build subcommand to automatically fallback to
extra as the default stable repository target which greatly improves the
usability for AUR or local override builds.
Fixes #193
Fixes #191
Component: pkgctl build
Component: pkgctl release
Signed-off-by: Levente Polyak <anthraxx@archlinux.org>
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Even though the variables in these files are globablly used they have a weirdly local sounding name.
This commit fixes this by refactoring all usages throughout our codebase.
Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel <christian@heusel.eu>
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This is a smart and more convenient invocation of the classical
commitpkg and archrelease with auto-discovery for target repositories
and a shorthand option to directly call db-update.
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