@cgwalters , the use-case is not dnf itself but a daemon which will need to
refresh it's view of rpmdb whenever *someone else* changes the rpmdb. See #1124
for some background.
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(Colin, see issue #1124 for a solution using a named pipe)
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Would be nice to get that into 4.16.
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Previously only the legacy external dependency generator listened to
exit codes from the generator, and even that only for provides.
Anybody building packages will want to know if generators barf up
for one reason or another. Let them.
Always call rpmfcExec() with failnonzero set, pass errors
Just to echo
https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm/pull/1255#issuecomment-645103007
here - inotify is used today for e.g. `/usr/share/applications` - when you e.g.
`zypper/apt/yum/whatever install firefox` that's how the desktops pick up the
change.
As far as portability, there are
> > RPM doesn't actually need the fsverity utility to be present, but it does
> > need libfsverity
>
> Yup, the library is what I meant by my comment, not the utility. Thanks for
> adding the check.
>
> I'll need to take closer look at the updated version but overall I think its
> in fair
It would be great if we could pass a lua script directly to rpm. The primary
motivation for this is so that rpm-ostree can make use of this when running
scriptlets. But I suspect it would also be useful for packagers to test their
lua scripts more easily without having to rebuild an RPM each
Downstream discovery in
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-rpm-generators/pull-request/20
I wonder, what changed in RPM?
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The %__python_magic filter suddenly got suppressed by the magic filter.
Hence, the generator started to pick files like:
/opt/usr/lib/python3.X/...
Required python(abi). We dont need to filter the files by file magic, so
we drop it.
Previously, it seems that the behavior was flaky.
The
@pmatilai Do you want me to re-submit this pull request with your suggested fix?
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@cgwalters Okay, and how do non-Linux systems do this?
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@Conan-Kudo approved this pull request.
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@hroncok has made interesting progress in #1215, you might want to check that.
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