Maybe this is just a "me" thing and I should use different caches, but when I try to use the same cachedir and compose i686 and x86_64 images, I can run into a situation where the repomd.xml for say the 64bit repo is newer than the repomd.xml for the 32bit repo. This can lead to a situation where livecd-creator won't pull down the repodata for the 32bit repo after a 64bit run, which will lead to the compose crashing horribly.
With pungi, I force re-getting all the repodata, regardless of existing content. It's a little extra downloading but it ensures we always get the right repodata. Do people think that's what should be done with livecd-creator, or should I just set up my scripts so that when composing i686 I use one cache dir, and when composing x86_64 I use another? -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- Freedom² is a feature! identi.ca: http://identi.ca/jkeating
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