Re: bog 1.0.0 runs fine (Re: bob v0.9.0: dynamic scheduler, history, and lots more

[Jonathan Perkin <jperkin%pkgsrc.org@localhost>]

* On 2026-07-22 at 15:50 BST, Makoto Fujiwara wrote:

> Hi, Thanks J.Perkin for providing bob, it looks really nice.
> - faster, efficient, easy-to-setup
> The version I'm now running is 1.0.0.

> How to ask to build whole pkgsrc/
> Is it just to create the whole list and give it like:
>   pkgpaths = read_pkgpaths("/home/makoto/whole-list-no-wip"), ?

Just remove "pkgpaths" completely.  The default is to build all of 
pkgsrc.  pkgpaths lets you select a custom list of packages, similar to 
pbulk's limited_list.

> Summary report
> As you are posting summary of result onto pkgsrc-bulk
>  https://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-bulk/2026/07/21/msg028828.html
> How shall I generate that kind of report ?
>
> bob publish -r
> will the divisual log, but not for summary, correct ?

"bob publish -re" will publish the report and email exactly the same as 
what I use, there's no custom configuration involved.  The only thing 
you won't have with an initial build is any "New Failures" or comparison 
to a previous build.

> Under pbulk, master and client hosts may be setup and master
> invoke the clients to process build. Is this config not considered yet ?

I am almost certainly not going to implement this, it creates way too 
many problems and complicates things greatly (I ran distributed pbulk 
for a few years before giving up).

I think if anyone really really wants this then I'd encourage them to 
just fork their own project.

> 4.
> disk organization:
> I happened to have to disk attached
>
> small disk 0 for boot etc (120 GB)
> /boot
> /
> disk 1 for large partition (2T B)
> /data
>
> but it seems to me /data part is not utilized,
> it probably depends of default
>   setup = {
> at the part of config.lua
>
> is their any recommendation ?

Yeh just ensure that all of your sources, distfiles, packages, and work 
areas are under /data.  If you have a look at my daily config:

  https://github.com/jperkin/bob/blob/main/examples/smartos-trunk.lua

you can see that everything is configured under there as I have a 
similar layout.  In my mk.conf I have

  DISTDIR=/data/distfiles
  PACKAGES=/data/packages

etc to configure the pkgsrc side of things of where to look.

Hope that helps,

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