https://github.com/fedora-ci/mini-tps/pull/45 changed two of the three places we try and do a repoquery operation from calling "$YUMDNFCMD" repoquery to just calling repoquery, but it missed one. This fixes the remaining one. Also, this attempts to ensure the plain repoquery command will always be available. It's not safe to assume this, because it's part of dnf-utils (on Fedora) and yum-utils (on EL), it's not part of core dnf/yum, and nothing much else requires it. It does seem to be missing in the environment in which tests on Fedora package pull requests run, for instance, which caused the test to fail on all pull requests until the build with #45 was temporarily removed.
https://github.com/fedora-ci/mini-tps/pull/45 changed two of the three places we try and do a repoquery operation from calling
"$YUMDNFCMD" repoquery
to just callingrepoquery
, but it missed one. This fixes the remaining one. Also, this attempts to ensure the plainrepoquery
command will always be available. It's not safe to assume this, because it's part of dnf-utils (on Fedora) and yum-utils (on EL), it's not part of core dnf/yum, and nothing much else requires it. It does seem to be missing in the environment in which tests on Fedora package pull requests run, for instance, which caused the test to fail on all pull requests until the build with #45 was temporarily removed.