Works for me with ReviewBoard.
This fixes the issues I have been seeing on ARMv7
Thanks for catching that; I built python-flake8 for EPEL 6 as a build-dependency of python-tqdm but forgot to include it in this errata. Fixed.
@dcoshea Thanks, I have now packaged python-tqdm for EPEL 6 and attached it to this update errata. Please retest.
Fixes #1460825 for me.
Working for me
This update has been unpushed.
@msuchy yes, I realized that and modified our scripts to pass config_opts['use_bootstrap_container'] = False
, but it is still a change in expected behavior. If nothing else, it should probably fall back to using the non-bootstrap version if the packages needed for bootstrap are not present.
This version of mock attempts to enforce the presence of dnf dnf-plugins-core distribution-gpg-keys
in the chroot, which breaks builds of minimized environments (such as those using only microdnf). Version 1.3.4 worked properly.
This resolves the issues I was seeing with enrolling with Active Directory. I also confirmed that this does not regress enrollment with FreeIPA.
Correction to my note above, I had reported the upstream bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=781217 rather than the downstream bug.
This update fixes the crash I was seeing in BZ 1444669
No regressions noted
@anonymous: Can you log in and give karma again? Unless you do, this will remain in testing for another week.
1393373 appears to be fixed by this update.
Fixes 1393379 and doesn't introduce any other obvious issues.
This update fixes BZ #1391522
Apologies for the churn here, folks. I think it's in good order now, so if you wouldn't mind re-testing, that would be much appreciated.
Thanks for the feedback. You're right, I typoed the release field in the dependency. I've got a new build running now that should resolve this. I'll amend this update as soon as it's finished.
Your guess about RHEL would be completely wrong, as was stated in the description.
The reason not to give negative karma here for this reason is because it is not a problem with this package. The issues are external. This will work as soon as CentOS catches up. Which, I will point out, it has now done in the CR repository: https://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories/CR
See http://mirror.centos.org/centos/7/cr/x86_64/Packages/ for the individual packages.
I will update the description.