A later commit broke a MorphIO test at some point. Let’s just stop updating this since it’s only supporting MorphIO anyway, and upstream development is concentrated on parsertl17.
A later commit broke a MorphIO test at some point. Let’s just stop updating this since it’s only supporting MorphIO anyway, and upstream development is concentrated on parsertl17.
Works for building rust-oxipng with the sanity-checks feature (https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/rust-oxipng/pull-request/3) in EPEL9 (tested with fedpkg --release epel9 mockbuild --enablerepo=updates-testing -- --postinstall). A similar test-build of rust-onefetch-image (which currently uses the compat package) also succeeded.
Works for building rust-oxipng with the sanity-checks feature (https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/rust-oxipng/pull-request/3) in Fedora 39 (tested with fedpkg --release f39 mockbuild --enablerepo=updates-testing -- --postinstall). A similar test-build of rust-onefetch-image (which currently uses the compat package) also succeeded.
Works for building rust-oxipng with the sanity-checks feature (https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/rust-oxipng/pull-request/3) in Fedora 40 (tested with fedpkg --release f40 mockbuild --enablerepo=updates-testing -- --postinstall). A similar test-build of rust-onefetch-image also succeeded.
When combined with FEDORA-2024-4a6de3d12d, this fixes:
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Local mock rebuilds of all of the following directly-dependent packages succeeded on x86_64 with --enablerepo=epel-testing -- --postinstall:
Local mock rebuilds of all of the following directly-dependent packages succeeded on x86_64 with --enablerepo=epel-testing -- --postinstall:
This update has been unpushed.
The build is OK, but a couple of python-opentelemetry-contrib subpackages need their dependency versions unpinned so they don’t FTBFS and FTI. These updates should be shipped together.
Local mock rebuilds of all of the following directly-dependent packages succeeded on x86_64 with --enablerepo=updates-testing -- --postinstall:
Thank you!
Thanks for the analysis. Note that this is likely to make the mass rebuild very messy if not resolved.
Impact-checked in COPR with no regressions found. Full analysis in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2295924#c8.
Impact-checked in COPR with no regressions found. Full analysis in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2295924#c8.
OpenQA blocked this because of the soname version bump, which lead the installed package version to be older than the update version.
The recommendation in the Fedora Quality channel on Matrix was to unpush the update and try again by using a side tag for libqalculate-5.2.0 and dependent packages.
Replace by FEDORA-2024-88c9cceee4.
A later commit broke a MorphIO test at some point. Let’s just stop updating this since it’s only supporting MorphIO anyway, and upstream development is concentrated on parsertl17.