Bodhi updates are currently broken
ochosi opened this issue · 5 comments
With the upgrade to Bodhi 6 our workflow to publish updates is broken. The kerberos ticket alone does not seem to suffice anymore, instead one needs to log in to accounts.fedoraproject.org and then copy-paste a token from the website to the terminal to be able to successfully authenticate.
There is a PR open to fix the problem and restore our current workflow: fedora-infra/bodhi#4602
Until the above PR is merged, we will have to run fedpkg update manually to publish the updates after the Koji build has succeeded.
Hey guys, just wanted to check if you actually tried to create an update locally via Bodhi 6 python client: authenticating and then running bodhi_client.save(...). If so, did it work for you?
Because today I realized that even though I'm authenticated, the creation still fails on permission problems. I'm trying to understand where the problem exactly is.
In case you mean me in my role as reporter: I created the manual updates on the web UI, not the API. That worked fine.
I've removed the Fedora password from the GitHub secrets to skip this bit of the workflow.
Bodhi 7 is out and it supports kerberos & oidc authentication: https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/releases/tag/7.0.0
This is handled by Packit now, so we can close this ticket.