On 14. 04. 20 13:39, Nils Philippsen wrote:
So, to make this more robust against problems like you described, we
should decouple what's run in the build root from a specific minor
version of Python and the rpm Python package (and remove the
superfluous Koji dependency). This shouldn't be much work, the biggest
piece is probably to make it get by without using the rpm Python
package (for comparing EVRs and to expand macros), but a tiny ctypes
wrapper around rpmlib should solve this for us.
Or even running `rpmdev-vercmp` and `rpm --eval` with subprocess:
Inspiration:
https://github.com/hroncok/mini-mass-rebuild/blob/9759e77/obsolete_packages.py#L40-L52
And:
https://github.com/fedora-python/pyp2rpm/blob/33ab6c0c/pyp2rpm/utils.py#L152-L162
To me, that's good enough. Porting the pieces that have to run inside
the build root to e.g. shell really wouldn't make them more robust, but
just change one dependency which may not break for another.
Sure. Running on Python (stdlib only) is good enough.
Thanks for the update, I really like where this is going.
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