Mihai Ibanescu wrote:
> I am trying to figure out how to lay out the repositories in pulp. I
> suspect the answer is 3 different repos, and creatively/carefully
> copying errata (with their packages) from 6.7 into the 6.5 repo.
This is exactly the way to do it, having separate repositories for
Hi,
We create dated snapshots of RHEL repositories (using pulp rpm repo copy). For
instance, for 7Server, we may have the following repo path:
/pulp/repos/rhel/7Server/x86_64/snapshot/20150727/{os,extras,rhscl,etc}
Our configuration management system allows us to define a snapshot date for
Hi folks,
As part of a development workflow idea for the Fedora Environments &
Stacks working group [1], I'm looking to build a service that lets
people select multiple COPR repos, and have them automatically
integrated into a single downstream repo.
As a starting point, I'm aiming to build the
I think your plan is spot-on. In usually makes sense to have a 1-1 mapping
of remote repos to pulp repos, and to keep the pulp repo as a simple mirror
of that remote repo. From there, you can copy out of the pulp-hosted
mirrors to compose new repos with whatever mix of content you like.
Michael
