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As the title says, I'm wondering why maintain your own repository when Fedora provides an entire build system that will make sure your rpm is built for all relevant distributions and integrates with dnf. |
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I guess mainly because we're cross platform, not Linux- or Fedora-specific? But in general, the answer to any "why not X" question is that nobody has implemented X. Doing so may or may not make sense from one case to the next and would have to be evaluated. I'm not familiar with whatever system you're talking about. If you'd like to contribute, please feel free to work on it and submit a pull request. |
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That's my point though, you have implemented a lot more complex system that requires infrastructure and maintenance (possibly costing $) - while Fedora infra provides that for free via https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org |
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The S3 account that hosts our RPM repo is something we already had sitting around for other uses and re-used for no additional cost. But again, if this really interests you, go ahead and work on it! |
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I might look into it some day yeah :p |
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The S3 account that hosts our RPM repo is something we already had sitting around for other uses and re-used for no additional cost.
But again, if this really interests you, go ahead and work on it!