PACKIT-BUILD-IN-COPR(1)

💖 PACKIT BUILD IN-COPR 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the packit build in-copr manual page — this is the packit build in-copr Manual and honestly? she's giving build-server-glam. sit down, grab a strawberry, let's get into it 🍓✨

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✨ NAME ✨

packit-build-in-copr — build a selected upstream project in Copr. that's it. that's the whole vibe. 💅

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

packit build in-copr [OPTIONS] [PATH_OR_URL]

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

Build selected upstream project in Copr. yes, literally that. your project, Copr's servers, a whole build. iconic behavior fr fr 🔥

so the PATH_OR_URL argument? it's either a local path or a URL pointing at the upstream git repository. and if you don't pass anything at all? it just defaults to the current working directory, no big deal, she's flexible like that 🫶

⚠️ heads up babes: you need to set up your Copr configuration before you use this. like, before. not during. before. the quick start lives at: https://docs.pagure.org/copr.copr/user_documentation.html#quick-start go read it, i'll wait 🎀

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👑 OPTIONS 👑

every single one of them, no skips, we don't gatekeep here:

• --wait / --no-wait — wait for the build to finish. or don't. no pressure, bestie ✨
• --owner TEXT — the Copr user who owns the project. defaults to the username from your copr config.
• --project TEXT — the project name to build in. if it doesn't exist, she'll make it for you, queen behavior 👑 defaults to the first project value found in the config file, or packit-cli-{repo_name}-{branch/commit}.
• --targets TEXT — comma separated list of chroots to build in. defaults to fedora-rawhide-x86_64 💜
• --description TEXT — description of the project to build in.
• --instructions TEXT — installation instructions for the project to build in.
• --list-on-homepage — the created copr project will be visible on copr's home-page. main character energy, she wants to be seen 💅
• --preserve-project — the created copr project will not be removed after 60 days. keep her forever 🥹
• --additional-repos TEXT — URLs to additional yum repos that can be used during build. comma separated. this should be the baseurl from a .repo file, e.g.:

http://copr-be.cloud.fedoraproject.org/results/rhughes/f20-gnome-3-12/fedora-$releasever-$basearch/

• --bootstrap [default|on|off|image] — mock bootstrap feature setup.
• --upstream-ref TEXT — git ref of the last upstream commit in the current branch from which packit should generate patches. > this option implies the repository is source-git. so like, know that before you use it 🫶
• --request-admin-if-needed — ask for admin permissions when we need to change settings of the copr project and are not allowed to do so. politely asking for the aux cord, essentially 🙈
• --enable-net / --disable-net — copr build is built with explicitly enabled network access, or disabled. pick your fighter ✨
• --release-suffix TEXT — specifies release suffix. allows you to override the default generated: {current_time}.{sanitized_current_branch}{git_desc_suffix}
• --default-release-suffix — allows you to use the default, packit-generated, release suffix when some release_suffix is specified in the configuration.
• --module-hotfixes — the created copr project will have module_hotfixes set to True.
• -p, --package TEXT — package to build, if more than one is available, like in a monorepo configuration. use it multiple times to select multiple packages. defaults to all the packages listed inside the config. no cap 📦

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and that's the whole page, bestie!! go forth and build 🦋

this was the packit build in-copr manual, version 1.16.3, dated 2026-09-04 — tysm for reading, ily, mwah 💖🎀✨