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sgallagh
There is also a missing comma in the buildrequires section, which may be why this showed up on F33 at all.
This update is uninstallable due to a mistake in the modular dependencies.
- buildrequires:
platform: [-f32, -f33 -el8]
requires:
platform: [-f32, -f33, -f30, -el8]
This does not make sense at all.
This update has been unpushed.
This update has been unpushed.
This update has been unpushed.
One more mistake noticed by Miro. I accidentally marked the ELN repos as enabled on F33 and F32; they should be shipped disabled. Fix incoming (along with Miro's added test to protect against this in the future).
One more mistake noticed by Miro. I accidentally marked the ELN repos as enabled on F33 and F32; they should be shipped disabled. Fix incoming (along with Miro's added test to protect against this in the future).
I made a mistake and the symlink for ELN keys is pointing at the wrong key. Will fix and submit a PR immediately.
I made a mistake and the symlink for ELN keys is pointing at the wrong key. Will fix and submit a PR immediately.
@qulogic The tests aren't failing... for some reason, they never ran. I'll investigate.
No obvious breakage detected and I can lock my screen without crashing again when gTile is enabled. Thanks!
Basic functionality seems fine.
Looking good for me.
Adding karma to hopefully unblock this.
@tis Please give the new package a try. I fixed the python36-six dependency and dropped the Obsoletes
Ahhh, I didn't realize that had snuck out into EPEL 7. Sorry about that. I'll just drop the Obsoletes: since they don't actually conflict.
@tis You're definitely right about the python3dist(six) issue, but I need more information about this Obsoletes problem you're seeing. The only Obsoletes: in here is Obsoletes: python2-modulemd < 1.3.4 (note specifically the lack of lib before modulemd. This slipped in and is completely meaningless on RHEL 7 because python2-modulemd - the precursor to libmodulemd - was never shipped there. I'll remove it from the next build, but since this can't have been causing your issues, I really need to see some yum output.
Please open a Bugzilla with that information and I'll get it fixed up ASAP.
(Sorry for the delay; I was on vacation last week.)
When I boot to this kernel, my system ends up using an entire CPU reporting SELinux failures around dbus-daemon (mostly having to do with flatpaks). It also can no longer display to my external monitor.
Booting to kernel-5.10.16-200.fc33.x86_64 (on the F34 userspace) fixes both issues.
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