On Tue, 2010-06-29 at 12:33 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Tue, 2010-06-29 at 12:26 -0400, James Laska wrote: > > > I just discovered that it might be possible to use the command-line > > bodhi tool to gather this information. > > > > # bodhi --critpath -r F13 > > Getting a list of critical path updates... > > 0 pending critical path updates found > > > > This may partially answer my question. I wonder if such a view could be > > available from bodhi-web (e.g. > > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/F13/critpath)? > > Yup, indeed, this is something I should have mentioned but it got swept > away in the revisions to the page :) I actually asked the > fedora-easy-karma maintainer if he can add a command line switch so it > would display only pending critpath updates. He wasn't sure that there > was a convenient way to implement this. I think, though, what the > situation is, is that bodhi should indeed make this info available, but > while the critpath functionality in Bodhi isn't enabled, it's not > actually doing it. Once they flip that switch, Bodhi should start > providing that info again. (I recall that, before F13 came out when this > function was active, the description of critpath updates included a note > that they were critpath). > > The web view would also be useful, indeed. Another ticket for the Bodhi > maintainers? Yay, lmacken has anticipated and responded to the request before it ever happened. A web-based view of pending critical path updates that have been tested (or not tested) will be available soon. Thanks in advance lmacken :) -James
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