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yum is not compatible with urlgrabber >= 4.0.0 #10
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This is not terribly surprising, to be honest, as yum did not factor into releasing urlgrabber. |
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Please just use the urlgrabber version shipped as an RPM in EL7. This release will not be backported to EL7. |
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"This is not terribly surprising, to be honest, as yum did not factor into releasing urlgrabber." You might want to have a word with Fedora 30 then, because they are shipping both, and it's broken |
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As @dmnks maintains yum, he's probably the right person to adapt the code. File an issue against yum. |
This reverts commit be8ee10. A list of dicts (as opposed to strings) is valid input as well; see the module-level doc string for details (section 2 under CUSTOMIZATION). In fact, the nested estimate() function in MirrorGroup.__init__() accounts for that, too. This fixes a traceback in YUM which does pass such a dict list. Closes rpm-software-management#10.
This reverts commit be8ee10. A list of dicts (as opposed to strings) is valid input as well; see the module-level doc string for details (section 2 under CUSTOMIZATION). In fact, the nested estimate() function in MirrorGroup.__init__() accounts for that, too. This fixes a traceback in YUM which does pass such a dict list. Closes #10.
This morning has been released a major updated of urlgrabber package
This package is breaking yum functionality when downloading metalink files.
How to reproduce it:
The ouput of the yum search is:
If I downgrade urlgrabber to the previous version with the commands:
The output of the yum search is the expected one.
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