Month 2025-10 — Release-service-catalog (konflux-ci/release-service-catalog): Delivered a targeted fix to draft-build import integrity to ensure correct tagging and flow behavior. Introduced sidetag detection (is_sidetag) so that the '-draft' suffix is applied only to non-sidetag builds, preventing mislabeling of sidetag builds. Updated mocks, scripts, and tests to reflect the new behavior and to validate the end-to-end import flow.

September 2025 monthly summary for konflux-ci/release-service-catalog: Delivered a reliability-focused improvement to Koji-based release promotion, tightening discovery of draft builds and reducing promotion failures. Implemented a robust build promotion identification by switching the discovery identifier from packageID to git URL, ensuring Koji draft builds are found correctly even when component names differ from package names. Applied the change to the promote-koji-draft-build task and its tests, with expanded test coverage to prevent regressions.

Delivered automation for Koji draft-build promotions by integrating a Tekton task into the push-rpm-to-koji pipeline. Created a new task definition, conditional execution (pushType parameter), and supporting files/tests, anchored to commit fca5524f0fc78a61a493ef5bf43b04bc73bf8935. This enhancement speeds Koji promotions, reduces manual steps, and improves pipeline reliability. No major bugs were reported this month; focus was on feature delivery and QA.

July 2025 monthly summary for scoheb/release-service-catalog focused on reliability improvements in Koji build initialization. Implemented data type safety for the CGInitBuild API to prevent runtime errors during build creation by ensuring the 'draft' attribute is passed as a boolean and the 'epoch' attribute is treated as either null or an integer. This change strengthens API contracts and downstream automation.

Month: 2025-06 | Repository: scoheb/release-service-catalog Concise monthly summary focused on business value, reliability, and technical accomplishments for the release-service-catalog work in June 2025. Key features delivered: - Koji build tagging enhancement driven by container image annotations: enable tagging via koji.build-target annotation from container image; refactor tag-build parameters; improve error handling for missing build targets; ensure correct tagging including handling draft builds. Major bugs fixed: - Koji build epoch correctness: fix incorrect epoch value by extracting epoch from cg_import.json and including in import_build_data payload to ensure accurate versioning. - Hide Koji build token in logs and harden credential handling: security hardening to disable command echoing around Koji build token usage and re-enable afterward to prevent token leakage in logs. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened release reliability and traceability in the Koji-driven build workflow, improving tagging accuracy and version correctness while reducing credential leakage risk. - Improved error visibility and handling for build targets, reducing build failures due to misconfigured targets. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Koji integration and build tooling (build tagging, epoch handling, credential security) - JSON payload construction and data flow for build imports - Secure handling of secrets in CI/CD logs and commands - Refactoring for clearer parameter handling and robust error paths Top 3-5 achievements: - Implemented Koji build tagging enhancement using container image annotations (#976) with commit fd1b74955085e62001d1103584a8ba43a7a2c08d. - Fixed Koji build epoch correctness by deriving epoch from cg_import.json (#1112) with commit 614f8957c4987239f8bd0b86992ce72ffe3e09ee. - Hardened credentials leakage prevention by disabling token echo in logs during Koji token usage (#1111) with commit 645e978dd7a8a936ff5ce0a9917a5bfa4e0bd6ca. - Refactored Koji tag-build parameter handling to improve error visibility for missing build targets and support draft builds (associated changes in the same flow, commits).

May 2025 monthly summary for scoheb/release-service-catalog: Delivered a crucial enhancement to the release pipeline by adding enterprise contract validation prior to Koji pushes, updating the pipeline version, and enforcing task order to run verify-enterprise-contract before push-rpm-to-koji. This change reduces the risk of invalid contracts being imported into Koji and improves release reliability and governance.