Re: [PATCH] Remove some legacy stuff that's no longer relevant from .discinfo/.treeinfo

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On Fri, 2008-02-15 at 16:58 +0100, Joel Andres Granados wrote:
> The use case I wish would not go is the treeinfo file pointing to the
> different repodatas/repositories (Package1, Package2 ... ).  As
> opposed to finding them by hand.  This would be handy for scripts
> looking at the tree.  Then again the scripts can also look into the
> directories for the repodata dir...  It also can reflect the
> Packagedirs that were in the tree at the moment of running
> buildinstall.  As I stated before, not so relevant for fedora, but 

Honestly, I'm not sure that .treeinfo is really the format to provide
that, though.  For one thing, changing so that the above was the case
would break some testing tools which use the product path to mean
certain things.  At the same time, those tools are happy without the
product path there (at least, according to wwoods :)

Jeremy

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