The automated tests fail to install due to missing libviskores* libraries. This can be reproduced locally.
The supernovas-devel package incorrectly provides shared libraries instead of symlinks.
Testing in podman did the right thing on system-upgrade with no conflicts.
Fixes the install conflict.
This is F39, a stable release, which previously had 5.1.6. But this update is to 5.2.0 and not just "Restore GUI license file"; did you intend to do this version bump here? I'm going to mark -1 so this doesn't auto-push if that was an accident.
This does fix the license file, though.
Fixes rbt post, no apparent regressions it seems.
Python 3.11 support is fixed in 3.1.2; 3.1.1 is still broken.
Ping @nathans; this is now out of sync with F35, which went stable months ago.
obsoleted and unpushed, doesn't it mean the same here?
Ah, it means that it was unpushed due to negative karma? To my mind, if they meant the same thing, they would use the same terms. When I explicitly unpush an update, it is marked as Unpushed, not Obsoleted.
Bodhi says this has been obsoleted, but doesn't say by what, and the update for python-botocore doesn't have this build in it, so where did it go?
This update has been unpushed.
Ah sorry; you should have given negative karma to block the autopush. I don't know why I missed the R-pillar update, but I've posted it now: FEDORA-2021-d8b2245516
Why is the Release 0.1 instead of 1?
Why is the Release 0? This is not a prerelease.
I'm going to push the button, as it's been a week and this is holding up things that need it for building.
Oops, that was for @smani, guess the other username doesn't exist.
@sandromani, bodhi won't auto-push this after reaching the time requirement, because it got enough karma before then. You need to hit the button yourself.
Tests are pointing out that subpackages do not have explicit requires on the base package: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/#_requiring_base_package
Also, the install for
python3-pyarrowis broken; even though it's updating to the -9 release, it's attempting to downgrade libarrow itself to -6, but maybe this is because it doesn't notice the requirement without the explicit Requires? https://artifacts.dev.testing-farm.io/65fa70cb-fa4d-45d7-b434-6338cdc0ab51/