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Build Results
Henne Vogelsang edited this page Aug 27, 2019
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These are the states that a build can have, ordered by importance.
Name | Actionable | Color | Background | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
failed | ✔️ | The package does not build successfully. No packages have been created. Packages that depend on this package will be built using any previously created packages, if they exist. | ||
unresolvable | ✔️ | The build can not begin, because required packages are either missing or not explicitly defined. | ||
broken | ✔️ | The sources either contain no build description (e.g. specfile), automatic source processing failed or a merge conflict does exist. | ||
excluded | ✔️ | The package build has been disabled in package build description (for example in the .spec file) or does not provide a matching build description for the target. | ||
scheduled | ❌ | A package has been marked for building, but the build has not started yet. | ||
building | 〰️ | The package is currently being built. | ||
blocked | 〰️ | This package waits for other packages to be built. These can be in the same or other projects. | ||
disabled | 〰️ | The package has been disabled from building in project or package metadata. Packages that depend on this package will be built using any previously created packages, if they still exist. | ||
finished | ❌ | The package has been built and signed, but has not yet been picked up by the scheduler. This is an "intermediate state" prior to 'succeeded' or 'failed'. | ||
signing | ❌ | The package has been built successfully and is assigned to get signed. | ||
locked | 〰️ | The package is frozen | ||
dispatching | ❌ | A package is being copied to a build host. This is an intermediate state before building. | ||
deleting | ❌ | |||
succeeded | 〰️ | Package has built successfully and can be used to build further packages. | ||
unknown | ❌ | The scheduler has not yet evaluated this package. Should be a short intermediate state for new packages. |
- ✔️ = You most likely want to do something about this
- 〰️ = You maybe want to do something about this
- ❌ = You can't do something about this
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