On Fri, May 07, 2021 at 02:50:29PM +0200, Florian Weimer wrote: > Historically, we had an issue with i686 packages appearing and > disappearing from the x86_64 compose. Particularly problematic is the > case when packages are in the GA repo, but not in the updates repo. > > <https://pagure.io/releng/issue/8337> > > Has this issue been fixed? No, I don't think it will ever be "fixed". The base repo compose has almost 100% of packages, so it can do the multilib dance (does it have a -devel package, does it have a -libs package, etc) and then pull in any deps for those things. The updates compose only has those packages that are in updates. It can't pull in dependencies of things that don't have updates. Ie, say you have a package foo, and in the base x86_64 repo, bar.i686 pulls in foo.i686, so those are there. In updates until there is an update for 'bar' pushed out, there's nothing that would pull foo.i686 into the repo, so it's not there. > I implemented a workaround in glibc (which encountered frequent update > failures due to the infrastructure issue). However, that workaround has > problems on its own, so I want to revert it. We have in update pungi config a (IMHO poorly named) "multilib_whitelist" variable. We can add packages to this and pungi will pull them in, no matter if something depends on them or not. We just added pipewire.i686 to the list, so you could look and confirm it's doing what you would like glibc.i686 to be doing? In the pipewire.i686 case, mutter.i686 is pulled into the x86_64 base repo (gnome-tweaks requires it), but until there is a mutter update, f34 didn't have pipewire.i686 as nothing pulled it in. After adding to the pungi config it now is there. kevin
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