Example

Here’s an example of building a package, uploading the artifacts to Koji, and tagging the resulting build:

# Clone a Debian package (ceph-ansible) from Git:
SCM_URL=git://example.com/ceph-ansible
git clone $SCM_URL
cd mypackage

# Build the package:
gbp buildpackage ...

# Upload the source and .deb artifacts into Koji:
cd ..
misoctl upload \
  --scm-url=$SCM_URL \
  --owner=kdreyer \
  --tag=ceph-3.2-xenial-candidate \
  ceph-ansible/

To run this utility, you must authenticate to Koji as a user account that has permission to upload to the “debian” content generator.

Koji server configuration

You must configure your Koji instance to accept debian builds.

As a Koji administrator:

1. Allow “debian” content-generator access to a system account. In this case ours is named “rcm/debbuild”:

   koji grant-cg-access rcm/debbuild debian

2. Add the debian build type to Koji:

   koji call addBType debian

3. Add the debian archive types (needs the new addArchiveType RPC <https://pagure.io/koji/pull-request/1149> on the Koji hub):

   koji call addArchiveType deb "Debian packages" deb
   koji call addArchiveType dsc "Debian source contro files" dsc

Now you can run misoctl upload as the rcm/debbuild system user.

About the Name

This tool is similar to chacractl, and Koji is an ingredient in Miso.