Problem: pulp_rpm 3.3.0 cannot install #658
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Note: This differs from #657 by not including the Fedora 32 upgrade. |
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Attached issue: https://pulp.plan.io/issues/6523 |
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on the pulp-operator pulp container because Fedora's createrepo_c is too old Solution: Temporarily replace the createrepo_c RPM with its build-dependencies, and let createrepo_c get installed & built from PyPI. fixes: #6523
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on the pulp-operator pulp container because Fedora's createrepo_c
is too old
Solution: Temporarily replace the createrepo_c RPM with its
build-dependencies, and let createrepo_c get installed &
built from PyPI.
fixes: #6523
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