Integrate Packit-as-a-Service in Slack
with Axolo

Packit-as-a-Service is a powerful GitHub application that simplifies the integration of your project with Fedora Linux, CentOS Stream, and other distributions. The service is designed for upstream projects that want to build RPM packages out of pull requests, commits, or releases, test their code changes, and bring upstream releases to the Fedora Linux ecosystem.

One of the key features of Packit-as-a-Service is its ability to build RPMs using the Copr build system. This allows you to validate your package and ensure that it is correctly built from each pull request. Additionally, Packit-as-a-Service enables you to automate Fedora releases, making it easy to get your upstream releases to the Fedora dist-git, automatically submit builds in Koji, and create Bodhi updates.

Using Packit-as-a-Service is simple: all you need to do is add one config file to your repository, followed by an RPM spec file, and you're good to go. The service also runs your tests in Testing Farm, which can test either the RPM package built in Copr or trigger tests directly on different platforms.

Overall, Packit-as-a-Service is an excellent solution for upstream projects that want to streamline their integration with Fedora Linux and other distributions. With its powerful

- Building RPMs using Copr build system
- Validating package builds from each pull request
- Changes installable by anyone via YUM repository
- Adding one config file and RPM spec file to repository
- Testing code changes in Testing Farm
- Testing RPM package built in Copr or on different platforms
- Automating Fedora releases
- Getting upstream releases to Fedora dist-git
- Submitting builds in Koji
- Creating Bodhi updates

Packit-as-a-Service's pricing:

Free for open source projects - $0.

Integrating Packit-as-a-Service in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows engineers to easily build RPM packages, test code changes, and automate Fedora releases directly from their Slack workspace. This integration streamlines the code review process and enables faster collaboration between developers, resulting in quicker and more efficient development cycles.