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Create a temporary pull request PipelineRun from an existing push PipelineRun to test build changes on an RHOAI release branch
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Clone a repo with working hermetic builds and compare the implementation against the hermeto guide to identify gaps and improvements
Provision a VM on Red Hat Beaker for multi-arch testing
Run check-payload locally to scan container images for FIPS compliance issues before they block a Konflux release
Run Conforma (Enterprise Contract) validation against a Konflux snapshot or a single image to check release policy compliance
Deploy locally-working hermetic build configuration into Konflux pipelines for RHOAI components
Productize an upstream Dockerfile for Konflux builds — base image swaps, digest pinning, FIPS compliance, label metadata, and build-arg simplification
| name | create-pr-pipeline |
| description | Create a temporary pull request PipelineRun from an existing push PipelineRun to test build changes on an RHOAI release branch |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Read guides/create-pr-pipeline.md (relative to the plugin root) thoroughly before starting. It is the source of truth for the PR pipeline procedure — do not duplicate its content, reference it as you go.
Find the push PipelineRun: List the .tekton/ directory and show the user the available push PipelineRuns. Ask them to confirm which one to copy.
Ask about trigger mode: Ask the user how they want the pipeline triggered:
on-event: "[pull_request]")/build-konflux on the PR (on-comment: "^/build-konflux")Copy and modify: Copy the selected push PipelineRun to .tekton/<component>-pull-request.yaml and apply all the changes described in the reference doc (name, annotations, params, service account).
After making changes: