librpm has very bad error messages implementation. It is really hard to
determine what is going wrong. It should have more debug messags calls in
strategical points - at least before every branch leading to returning failure.
error reporting in python bindings should be fixed too
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Damn. I have wasted a lot of time today because of librpm almost silently jas
refused to import a key.
Reproducer:
1. use #1305 to get the more detailed error message than just -1 on later stage
(when the key is added)
2.
```python
import requests
import rpm
suseKeyResp =
requests.get("https:
I was really hard to get that that I cannot import a key is just a bug in
librpm and its python bindings. This PR makes it a bit more clear.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm/pull/1305
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* Improv
> I haven't checked the zstd implementation, I admit, I just know that this was
> the problem with parallel bzip2/xz compression.
I've made some experiments for a 100MB big file and the compressed output is
still the same.
For being sure, I asked the question in
https://github.com/facebook/zstd
You need to recreate the same bytewise identical compression when applying the
deltarpm. The parallel compression implementations tend to partition the data
and compress the chunks individually, leading to a different result.
I haven't checked the zstd implementation, I admit, I just know that t
