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@praiskup praiskup commented Feb 18, 2025

Fixes: #3328

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@praiskup praiskup force-pushed the praiskup-batch-rebuild branch from ec8e471 to 3b48c57 Compare February 18, 2025 17:50
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According to "after_build_id" and "with_build_id" arguments (they are
mutually exclusive), get a pre-existing (or create a new) batch and
return it. If neither of those args is specified, None is returned,
unless always_create=True - then a completely separate batch is crated
and returned.
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thanks for the docs 🙏

@praiskup praiskup force-pushed the praiskup-batch-rebuild branch from 081dd6a to 6a449cb Compare March 3, 2025 12:00
@FrostyX FrostyX merged commit 4544e13 into fedora-copr:main Mar 3, 2025
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"Batch-build after" doesn't take effect when doing Packages -> Rebuild all
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