Can I give this a shot? Basically, check it and make sure the
error hasn't changed, or once this error is clear, that there are
no errors, right?
Would this go on for 3-4 months or so and then a break, before
restarting for the next release? Or is it throughout the year,
continuously?
Hello, We're getting closer to F32 release, and we must ensure that the CompNeuro ISO image keeps building correctly in each "compose" that the Fedora Release Engineering (releng) runs. Failed composes are now noted here with a new ticket: https://pagure.io/releng/failed-composes For example, in the latest compose, all images failed: https://pagure.io/releng/failed-composes/issue/989 Our image also failed because of an additional error:- nothing provides python3-networkx-core needed by python3-scikit-image-0.16.2-2.fc32.x86_64I've filed a bug with the python-networkx maintainer here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1802771 So, do we have someone who would like to be "Compose Wrangler" for us? The main responsibility is to monitor this repository on a daily basis to check if the ISO was created correctly. If it wasn't, to let the list here know why so that we can see what needs fixing. The time this task would require would be ~5/10 minutes per day (or every alternate day). Any volunteers? :) (If not, we can advertise for "Compose Wranger" as an open position on the blog etc., but it'll be good for one of us to start here for the time being.)
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