It was probably me. But others need to consider those who do the testing. I suspect that what has happened here is that somebody has published a package directly to the repo and the maintainer has not marked the one in Kahinah either already published or superseded. In this case its not obvious to the tester that the one he installs for testing is not the version in kahinah and thus if it installs and works and has expired there is no reason not to publish. Kahinah does not check for a later release because no packages should be pushed directly to a released repository. I realise that sometimes it's necessary to push packages in an emergency and in this case a QA maintainer will do this if asked. It's also possible to push a package to kahinah and to the main repo and to the testing repo if the one in kahinah is marked "already published" then this serves as a signal to the tester that such an action has been taken. crisb does this and we have no problems. I will ask Robert Xu if he can modify kahinah to check for for supercession but because kahinah periodically polls abf this will not be guaranteed to catch every instance. Best, Colin
On Tuesday, 7 February 2017 16:27:30 GMT Alexander Stefanov-Khryukin wrote: > Someone published outdated systemd to 3.0 > https://abf.openmandriva.org/build_lists/95096 > and now we got https://abf.openmandriva.org/build_lists/95707 > > If it is kaninah again i will block it on abf _______________________________________________ OM-Cooker mailing list [email protected] http://ml.openmandriva.org/mailman/listinfo/om-cooker_ml.openmandriva.org
