create-update | Packit

Create a new bodhi update for the latest Fedora build of the upstream project.

If you are not authenticated with the bodhi server, please make sure that you navigate in your browser to the URL provided by the bodhi-client and then paste the code=XX... to the terminal when prompted.

If you set fas_user and kerberos_realm in your "~/.config/packit.yaml" and have an active Kerberos TGT, you will be automatically authenticated.

Usage: packit create-update [OPTIONS] [PATH_OR_URL]

Create a bodhi update for the selected upstream project

If you are not authenticated with the bodhi server, please make sure that
you navigate in your browser to the URL provided by the bodhi-client and
then paste the `code=XX...` to the terminal when prompted.

If you set `fas_user` and `kerberos_realm` in your "~/.config/packit.yaml"
and have an active Kerberos TGT, you will be automatically authenticated.
Otherwise, you need to follow the prompt

PATH_OR_URL argument is a local path or a URL to the upstream git
repository, it defaults to the current working directory

Options:
--dist-git-branch TEXT Comma separated list of target branches in
dist-git to create bodhi update in.
(defaults to repo's default branch)
--dist-git-path TEXT Path to dist-git repo to work in. Otherwise
clone the repo in a temporary directory.
--koji-build TEXT Koji build (NVR) to add to the bodhi update
(can be specified multiple times)
--update-notes TEXT Bodhi update notes
--update-type [security|bugfix|enhancement|newpackage]
Type of the bodhi update
-b, --resolve-bug TEXT Bugzilla IDs that are resolved with the
update, e.g., rhbz#1234
-p, --package TEXT Package to update, if more than one
available, like in a monorepo configuration.
Use it multiple times to select multiple
packages.Defaults to all the packages listed
inside the config.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.