Since initscripts requires these packages anyway, the obsoletes
aren't necessary. They're only useful if you split off a new
subpackage and don't have the main package require it, but
you still want it to be installed on updates. In this case,
initscripts requires both initscripts-rename-device and
initscripts-service, so there's no need for them to obsolete
older versions of it.
The initscripts-rename-device obsoletes was somehow messing up
live image creation during the openQA update test (caused the
live image not to include initscripts at all). This fixes that.
Since initscripts requires these packages anyway, the obsoletes aren't necessary. They're only useful if you split off a new subpackage and don't have the main package require it, but you still want it to be installed on updates. In this case, initscripts requires both initscripts-rename-device and initscripts-service, so there's no need for them to obsolete older versions of it.
The initscripts-rename-device obsoletes was somehow messing up live image creation during the openQA update test (caused the live image not to include initscripts at all). This fixes that.
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson awilliam@redhat.com
(cherry picked from commit 4e39c08825a55107a6accf7ad7b4d82ddd30e9ec)