TIZEN Building for Tizen
summary
Tizen build uses open build service (OBS) as the central CI that produces live RPM repos, triggers cascading rebuilds when gcc or other core packages change, and snapshots those repos into daily/weekly images. Source is managed with git + Gerrit workflow for review, while release engineers gate submissions. Developers use gbs local and remote builds to create RPMs and a local repo, then use image-creator with kickstart to build test images that QA boots and verifies.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:47COLLABORATION Tizen Infrastructure Overview
- 1:35COLLABORATION Source Control Management (SCM)
- 3:35COLLABORATION Build System
- 7:33COLLABORATION Repo and Image Creation
- 9:54COLLABORATION Work Flow
- 14:59COLLABORATION Roles and Responsibilities
- 16:05COLLABORATION Tizen Tools
- 16:51COLLABORATION Git Build System (GBS)
- 26:10COLLABORATION MIC Image Creator
- 32:17COLLABORATION Questions
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