This is the new workflow:
$ ostbuild import-tree wip-gnome-menus-3.6
$ $EDITOR ~/build/ostbuild/snapshots/wip-gnome-menus-3.6-2012.1-abcd.json
$ ostbuild build
First, "resolve" now just picks git commits. We don't expand
config-opts and patches, nor do we generate tree contents. This makes
the generated files *much* more human editable.
Next, fold "build-components" and "compose" into just "build". One
never really wants to just build components. This lets us eliminate
binary snapshots as a concept; instead we always have a combination of
source snapshot and component/ refs.
The "resolve" builtin now does a lot more heavy lifting; we expand the
manifest.json, and "build" consequently is less intelligent now, more
of a low-level implementation.
The collection of Python scripts here have gotten to the point where
we need to share code. Start refactoring things so that we have one
main command which imports subcommands as libraries.
Colin Walters