The first time umdl finds a development/N repos it should also setup fedora N+1 for fedora and fedora-updates and fedora-updates-testing that just makes them point to development/rawhide. This allows users to keep all those normal repos enabled on their rawhide machines and then if they follow a branched release off they dont need to enable them.
The first time umdl finds a development/N repos it should also setup fedora N+1 for fedora and fedora-updates and fedora-updates-testing that just makes them point to development/rawhide. This allows users to keep all those normal repos enabled on their rawhide machines and then if they follow a branched release off they dont need to enable them.