kiwi files using a schema version < 7.4 are no longer supported
by kiwi >= v10.x.x. Thus this commit provides the required
XSL stylesheets to upgrade older schemas to v74 such that they
can be consumed by the latest kiwi version. The needed xsltproc
instruction is placed on the main page of the documentation.
The kiwi.pdf file as provided in the kiwi-man-pages package
was never really used by our users but comes with a huge
dependency chain to LaTex. We provide the documentation
online as well as converted to DocBook from where all other
formats could be derived. Thus there is no need for us to
produce an extra PDF document which is imho never consulted.
In addition to this change also the contributing chapter has
been reworked. Due to recent changes and drop of obsolete
components from kiwi as well as the effort to move the development
setup to poetry, there is only one non python tool needed
for the development of kiwi. The check for this tool has been
moved into the Makefile and all other checks formerly done
in the helper/install_devel_packages script were deleted.
If the name of the repository starts with an 'F' like
in Fedora, the 'F' is turned into a red escape sequence
because it is assumed to be a failed status indicator :)
The path here is probably also dumb as it just assumes
there is a space after the status indicator. Well the
complete script is not really a good one, but still
helpful
The curl command to send the POST request for running the
obs remote service uses the --fail-with-body option.
Unfortunately the ubuntu-latest container used to run the
action comes with a curl version that does not support the
option. Thus this commit removes the use of the option
Starting with CentOS stream 9 integration tests a new
layer in the project that builds it was added. This changed
the osc results output and messed up the build_status
helper output a bit. This commit fixes it
This commit provides a new github action which sends
API requests to the OBS api to refresh the source
services for the integration tests on the OBS server
side. This Fixes#1980
This is in fact a copy of the build-tests for x86/suse
to x86/tumbleweed. Once the tests in OBS are building
x86/suse and the respective project will be deleted
This is in fact a copy of the build-tests for s390/suse
to s390/tumbleweed. Once the tests in OBS are building
s390/suse and the respective project will be deleted
This is in fact a copy of the build-tests for ppc/suse
to ppc/tumbleweed. Once the tests in OBS are building
ppc/suse and the respective project will be deleted
This is in fact a copy of the build-tests for arm/suse
to arm/tumbleweed. Once the tests in OBS are building
arm/suse and the respective project will be deleted
This commit adds a documentation for the KIWI XML description.
In contrast to the former auto generated code from the XML
schema this document can now finally be used as a reference.
Along with that new chapter all auto generated and static
html content as been deleted. Also all helper scripts around
the proprietary oxygen tool and our schema doc generator
has been deleted. Auto generating this information does not
lead to a reference guide people can really work with.
As a consequence to these changes this commit also includes
some changes of the structure such that no information written
by other people in the past gets lost. This Fixes#1421
and Fixes#1474
Due to the change of the binary name for consistency in the
docopt docstrings the completion generator failed to produce
correct results. This commit fixes it
SUSE documentation is based on docbook or asciidoc. The kiwi
documentation is maintained along with the code and uses the
sphinx system and therefore ReST as markup language. We would
like to keep one source and don't want to move to another markup
language. Thus the sources needs to be structured in a way that
allows translation into sphinx supported targets as well as
into SUSE docbook style. This commit changes the documentation
structure in a way that both is possible. With the use of Sphinx
XML and rstxml2docbook the ReST docs are converted into docbook.
From there the SUSE daps tool can create SUSE documentation
build_status fetches information from obs about the status
of the integration test builds. It also allows an easy refresh
of the tests regarding content changes on git when called
with the refresh parameter: build_status refresh
