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Handle the special case when publishing simple and structured and the upstream repo contains a distribution named "default" #601
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closes pulp#601 This occurs when an upstream repo contains a distribution named "default" and we then try to publish using both "simple=True" and "structured=True".
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closes pulp#601 This occurs when an upstream repo contains a distribution named "default" and we then try to publish using both "simple=True" and "structured=True".
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closes #601 This occurs when an upstream repo contains a distribution named "default" and we then try to publish using both "simple=True" and "structured=True".
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Describe the bug
If an upstream repo contains a distribution named "default", and the user tries to publish this using
structured=True
ANDsimple=True
, the structured "default" distribution will collide weith the simple "default" distribution and the publication will fail as follows:Expected behavior
Either handle this special case, or at least provide a meaningful error message!
Additional context
This is most likely to occur during Pulp to Pulp syncs, since I have never seen a repo in the wild with a distribution="default" anywhere outside of pulp_deb...
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