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I'd like to be able to host a repository on a storage service like s3 or google storage, and be able to add RPMs without having to download the entire repository.
I can approximate this by running 'createrepo' locally with an a baseurl matching the remote repository, and the running merge repo on the remote repository and the local one. But this adds a baseurl to all the packages, rather than having none.
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Hi,
I just added --omit-baseurl option to mergerepo_c (426e121).
This solves your use case. Just create a local repository with new packages (or only single package) then merge the repository with the remote one and use the --omit-baseurl during the merge.
I'd like to be able to host a repository on a storage service like s3 or google storage, and be able to add RPMs without having to download the entire repository.
I can approximate this by running 'createrepo' locally with an a baseurl matching the remote repository, and the running merge repo on the remote repository and the local one. But this adds a baseurl to all the packages, rather than having none.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: