Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2021 at 7:18 PM From: "Malcolm" <malcolmle...@cableone.net> > >>> The Packman version doesn't build the python module? Is there any > >>> point in actually having it on Packman anymore since it's built on > >>> OBS > >> > >>The packman version has a cron job that offers the latest version > >>available within minutes, I believe. Whereas on openSUSE one has to > >>wait for a manual update, submission to Factory and code review. > >> > >>Since it's updated even multiple times a day, at times, I think the > >>packman way offers a better service to the final user. > >> > >>Regards > >> > > > >Hi > >Then I would suggest a systemd service and timer created and submitted > >to Network Utilities. Cron is dead! ;) > > > >It could just be created as an extra package, the main goal is to > >remove the unnecessary packages to reduce build resources, this seems > >like a candidate.... > > > Have you looked at the cronjob and script? It's not for end user use
I never claimed that, only that, as far as I understand, it's run on PMBS without manual intervention which would not be possible on OBS. Paging Olaf for further details. > just a maintainer tool (should be a _service... so the actual changes > get added.) > > Likewise it's broken for the original OP.... the openSUSE version > works... I don't get the broken -> delete implication. It usuall is broken ergo repair it. And regarding the weight on the meager resources of PMBS, it's certainly not the heaviest package. Regards _______________________________________________ Packman mailing list Packman@links2linux.de https://lists.links2linux.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/packman
