Updated at: 2018-01-06 05:31:47+00:00

Legend

• succeeded: Package has built successfully and can be used to build further packages.
• 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.
• blocked: This package waits for other packages to be built. These can be in the same or other projects.
• scheduled: A package has been marked for building, but the build has not started yet.
• dispatching: A package is being copied to a build host. This is an intermediate state before building.
• building: The package is currently being built.
• signing: The package has been built successfully and is assigned to get signed.
• 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'.
• 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.
• 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.
• locked: The package is frozen
• unknown: The scheduler has not yet evaluated this package. Should be a short intermediate state for new packages.