I'm looking for a way to efficiently use pulp to create monthly releases for repos on my disconnected network.
My initial thought is to have my internet-connected pulp server nightly sync the repos into some -stage repo, then once a month "cut" the release, by copying the -stage repo into a -release repo. What I'm stuck on is how I could determine what changes were made from month to month and move just the changes, along with the updates to the repodata (comps.xml, etc). I want to prune the old packages out as well as add the new ones. I know that the export has --start-date and --end-date parameters, but that does not export the updated repodata, nor does it give me the removed packages. Also, the export doesn't allow me to re-create the release repo in its entirety on the other side. Has anyone else thought about how to create monthly releases? Thanks -- Regards, Mike Griffin Ever grateful, ever true
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