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Explicitly mark all EPEL, RHEL and Fedora repositories as enabled=XXX #1625
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This allows to quickly (and dirtily) disable all pre-set repositories with a simple sed expression in the /etc/mock repositories. It might be a quick and dirty way to implement on user side the request from rpm-software-management#1500. On the other side, marking explicitly some repositories as enabled shall not really be an issue.
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I have no objection.
+1 from me.
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Could you do this for everything in one go? It seems pretty sensible to apply this globally.
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+1 @Romain-Geissler-1A would you mind modifying all the configs to make them consistent? |
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I also think that this change deserves a short release note. |
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@Romain-Geissler-1A ping please |
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Hi, Yes, sorry for the delay, I was quite busy these last weeks. I will work on updating all config files this week (and try to find a way to script it as there are many). |
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@Romain-Geissler-1A gently pinging, how it looks with this PR? |
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One more ping 🙏 |
This allows to quickly (and dirtily) disable all pre-set repositories with a simple sed expression in the /etc/mock repositories. It might be a quick and dirty way to implement on user side the request from #1500. On the other side, marking explicitly some repositories as enabled shall not really be an issue.
No release note are needed for this pull request.