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I noticed with the Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Visual Studio Code YUM repositories that AppStream metadata is not present in the YUM repository metadata. This makes it impossible for software centers like GNOME Software and Plasma Discover to advertise the availability of those applications when the repositories are enabled on the system.
Once this is done, you now have YUM repository metadata with AppStream repository metadata for software centers to leverage for showing your applications for users to install.
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I noticed with the Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Visual Studio Code YUM repositories that AppStream metadata is not present in the YUM repository metadata. This makes it impossible for software centers like GNOME Software and Plasma Discover to advertise the availability of those applications when the repositories are enabled on the system.
In particular, Fedora is considering shipping the repository definitions for Visual Studio Code (pagureio#fedora-workstation#283) and Edge (pagureio#fedora-workstation#291), but the lack of proper repository metadata makes it a non-starter.
From a practical perspective, what needs to happen after you create the repository metadata with
createrepo_c
is:Step 1 is done by using
appstream-builder
:Step 2 is done with
modifyrepo_c
:Once this is done, you now have YUM repository metadata with AppStream repository metadata for software centers to leverage for showing your applications for users to install.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: