For example: http://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/ignatenkobrain/neovim/edit/ If we will add there 'sgallagh/nodejs-0.12' It will atomatically add copr repo to chroot. That's general idea of this bug.
+1 for this request. Now I have to copy the URLs from repo files manually. If I built for released/branched Fedoras and rawhide, I have to copy two URLs for each copr project I'm depending on.
Added new functionality in the commit e8656920da. Now you can reference Copr repo using "copr://" schema. I.e. to include 'sgallagh/nodejs-0.12' - add 'copr://sgallagh/nodejs-0.12' to the Repos field at /edit/ subpage. Deployed to the dev server.
*** Bug 1091640 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Thanks for this fix. Perfect! (In reply to Valentin Gologuzov from comment #2) > Added new functionality in the commit e8656920da. Btw. the commit should be probably 05490376d9cf. > Now you can reference Copr repo using "copr://" schema. I.e. to include > 'sgallagh/nodejs-0.12' - add 'copr://sgallagh/nodejs-0.12' to the Repos > field at /edit/ subpage. > Deployed to the dev server. Just a nit, it would be very nice if we could consider cross copr instance referencing. E.g. reference Fedora Copr repository from lets say company internal one? Probably the syntaxe could be copr://local/user/ ? Just to let there a space for future improvements?
I would prefer to avoid adding more logic to "copr://" schema. So either somebody also express interest in this feature or let's move to #1091640 and discuss required expand variables there.
Deployed into the fedora cloud Version: copr-backend 1.58-1 copr-frontend 1.55-1