local.repo

# This repo file is used by both the package fetcher as well as
# the package workers.
#
# For the fetcher, the repos' priority forces it to populate the cache
# (last in the list) by searching the repositories in the order defined below.
# The cache repo is empty during a clean build
# but allows avoiding network re-downloads during subsequent builds.
# Unless upstream repos are explcitly disabled, if a package is absent in
# all local repos defined in this file, the fetcher will access the network
# and search the official upstream repo and/or repos provided by the user.
#
# The package workers DO NOT access the network for the sake of satisfying
# package dependencies. They rely on the local repos defined below.

# We start with the toolchain packages even if they would overwrite
# the local ones, to guarantee a stable, known build environment.
[toolchain-repo]
name=Local Toolchain Repo (build/toolchain_rpms/)
baseurl=file:///toolchainrpms
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
skip_if_unavailable=1
sslverify=0
priority=1

# Afterwards, we prefer the local packages over the ones cached by the package
# fetcher so users can build with their versions of these packages, if desired.
[local-repo]
name=Local Build Repo (out/RPMS)
baseurl=file:///localrpms
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
skip_if_unavailable=1
sslverify=0
priority=2

# To satisfy all remaining dependencies, during package builds
# we use the packages cached earlier by the package fetcher.
# The fetcher itself will use this cache to avoid re-downloading
# a dependency it has cached during an earlier run.
[upstream-cache-repo]
name=Cache Repo for upstream RPMs (build/rpm_cache/cache)
baseurl=file:///upstream-cached-rpms
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
skip_if_unavailable=1
sslverify=0
priority=3