update readme for current workflow

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Brian Stinson 2014-12-14 20:22:09 +00:00
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@ -10,37 +10,18 @@ For now only a very small subset of rpkg commands are enabled.
Exception handling at the top level has been disabled for now to get better
tracebacks during development.
## Current workflow
For a sig working on a package in git.centos.org, the following workflow is
recommended:
# In this example a member of the virt sig would like to scratch-build a2ps on EL6
$ centpkg clone -b virt6 a2ps
$ cd a2ps
$ centpkg build --srpm --scratch
## Installing from Git
Centpkg currently requires the [EPEL](https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL) repository for pyrpkg and other dependencies.
# Tagged builds can be done also
$ centpkg build --srpm
root# <Download and configure the relevant epel-release RPM>
root# yum install pyrpkg
root# git clone https://bitbucket.org/bstinsonmhk/centpkg.git
root# cd centpkg
root# python setup.py install
## Currently Somewhat-working Commands
### Git Operations
$ centpkg clone --anonymous -b c7 a2ps # clones the CentOS 7 branch of the a2ps package
$ centpkg add-tag # Adds a git tag to the repo
$ centpkg list-tag # Shows the relevant git tags
$ centpkg delete-tag # Shows the relevant git tags
$ centpkg commit # Commits to the current branch
$ centpkg pull # Pulls from the git remote
$ centpkg switch-branch # Switch to a git branch (if it exists upstream it will track it for you)
### File/Working directory operations
$ centpkg sources # Downloads the binary sources from lookaside and checks hashes
$ centpkg clean # Removes untracked files
### Build Operations
$ centpkg local # Runs a full rpmbuild
$ centpkg compile # Runs rpmbuild -bc
$ centpkg verify-files # Runs rpmbuild -bl
$ centpkg mockbuild # Runs a local mockbuild
## License