I learned the following today how to retire a branch.. I think
fedpkg clone mediawiki114 fedpkg switch-branch -l fedpkg switch-branch origin/el4 fedpkg retire fedpkg push
Then go into fedorapackages and retire the packages there. (Or just follow the directions at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_remove_a_package_at_end_of_life
I set up a new set of packages for x86_64 EL-6 testing. Public key is in the directory.
Tasks
- Learn how to get fedpkg to retire stuff
- Build a bunch of fedorapkgs for testing
- Had a late afternoon page fest that was weird.
Music
- WCPE
- Adele - 19
- Adele - 21
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