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The example createrepo_c/examples/python/simple_createrepo.py calls createrepo_c.RepomdRecord.fill with createrepo_c.SHA256. It would be nice if you could document this method parameter and explain why it is a good idea to call it. It seems that createrepo segfaults if the method is called without any argument. Would it be possible to pass the checksum type to the constructor? It would save me few
letters and one variable name :) (filed a separate report #28)
It also seems that it may raise some exceptions. Could it be documented, please?
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Document createrepo_c.Repomd.fill
Elaborate on the usage of createrepo_c.RepomdRecord.fill
Jun 9, 2015
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Elaborate on the usage of createrepo_c.RepomdRecord.fill
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Jun 9, 2015
The example
createrepo_c/examples/python/simple_createrepo.py
callscreaterepo_c.RepomdRecord.fill
withcreaterepo_c.SHA256
. It would be nice if you could document thismethodparameterand explain why it is a good idea to call it. It seems that createrepo segfaults if the method is called without any argument.Would it be possible to pass the checksum type to the constructor? It would save me few(filed a separate report #28)letters and one variable name :)
It also seems that it may raise some exceptions. Could it be documented, please?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: