Re: Blue Sky Discussion: EPEL-next or EPIC

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On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 03:06:43PM -0400, Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
>   Modules
[...]
>     EPIC-next
> 
>    The tooling for modules can match how Fedora approaches it. This
>    means that rules for module inclusion will be similar to package
>    inclusion.  EPIC-next modules must not replace/conflict with CentOS
>    modules. They may use their own namespace to offer newer versions
>    than what is offered and those modules may be removed in the next
>    minor release if CentOS offers them then.

I think we should do this part differently. Each Fedora module has its
own lifespan, separate from that of the base OS. It automatically gets
built across all currently-supported base OSes. That way, I can
maintain, say, "calc-2.x" in just one stream (where stream = git
branch), and it automatically gets built everywhere. Rather than having
EPIC modules be entirely separate, I'd like to just include them in
this: by default, build all modules against both the Fedora _and_ EL
bases.

This has a further implication: these modules _may_ replace or conflict
with CentOS (and possibly RHEL) modules. But you'd have to opt-in to
those streams explicitly to do so. With non-modular Yum/DNF, having some
packages update base software would be horrific because enabling the
repo and running `yum update` would do who-knows-what. But with
modules, that's not a problem.


>    EPIC
>           Extra Packages Inter Community.

Extra Packages for Impassioned Community?
Extra Packages Included by Community?
Extra Packages Introduced by Community?
Extra Packages Including Community?
Extra Packages for Innnnnterprise Community? (Or "EPEC"?)



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