CentOS Stream: What you need to know
summary
CentOS Stream now publishes public builds using Fedora/REL tooling (builds run on public koji instances with builders named Carl and Johnny, logs visible on koji.inbox.centos.org) and lands source in gitlab disket branches and merge requests so merge requests influence RHEL-maintainer work; Stream 8 is outward-reflecting today while Stream 9 moves to an outside-in workflow so contributions become part of RHEL development. Expect composers.centos.org history, a CentOS Stream container image soon, SRPM/debuginfo delivery improvements, and work on kernel workflows, CI hooks and dnf rollback over weeks-to-months.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:14Bug reporting
- 3:17rel
- 5:42bugzilla
- 10:48bash
- 12:37Builds
- 15:46Diagram
- 17:46Build system
- 18:28Why two build systems
- 22:32Main goal
- 23:48Downloading packages
- 25:08Changes to CentOS Stream
- 29:00What happens to CS
- 34:29Roundtable group
- 39:24What to expect
- 40:12Months ahead
- 42:59Questions
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