Closed zilti closed 2 years ago
You can fix this for your project in OBS by setting a prefer or de-prefer in the project config. e.g.
osc meta prjconf -e
# enter in the file a line like
Prefer: -glibc-all-langpacks
Shouldn't tar_scm set a preference already on its own? I think obs services should be as unintrusive as possible in that regard, as in I shouldn't have to alter the project config to use it.
That, or glibc-all-langpacks
should be in the default value for the prjconf Prefer.
Shouldn't tar_scm set a preference already on its own?
How should tar_scm do this?
I think obs services should be as unintrusive as possible in that regard, as in I shouldn't have to alter the project config to use it.
Agree - But the selection of specific packages is a RPM or OBS topic
That, or
glibc-all-langpacks
should be in the default value for the prjconf Prefer.
I would vote for the least overhead - so a minimal langpack should be selected. Anyway, the configuration could be done in the Fedora:34 project on OBS and all dependent projects will inherit.
For Fedora 34 and later, a dependency needs to be fixed for obs_scm: