Hi. Per here https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2021-a25e0b09ce it looks like it was indeed pushed as stable 2 weeks ago. I made a fork on src.fedoraproject.org but don't see where I can change the information page that displays which packages are stable for what version. Will keep looking as it has to be stored somewhere.

The information is provided as part of https://pagure.io/pagure-dist-git/ (so a ticket there would be better suited than here).
And the information is now pulled from the packager dashboard so maybe @frantisekz has an idea about this.

Thanks for pinging me @pingou and for reporting @pampelmuse .

The issue is in oraculum, somehow, the Fedora repository directories changed recently (see the PR for details) and oraculum has to be adjusted. I've prepared a PR ( https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/oraculum/pull-request/164# ) with fix, however, it may not be fixed until Wednesday as there is a public holiday here in Czech Republic today and tomorrow.

@pampelmuse it should be fixed now.

@kevin don't you know if the repo metadata directory structure will continue to change somehow? Shall I change oraculum somehow not to rely on eg. https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/updates/33/Everything/source/tree/repodata/repomd.xml to work?

Thanks!

There are no plans to change the directory structure further. (Althought we might re-add a hardlinked SRPMS to help with transition).

We made this change because we wanted GA releases and updates to be the same. Before updates had SRPMS and releases had sources. This caused all kinds of confusion as pungi defaults to sources and we had to tweak our sync script all the time to make SRPMS and occasionally it would fail to be tweaked and we would get sources and break things. So now, ALL of them should use sources, we no longer need to translate in our sync script and hopefully we can go back to normal.

@pampelmuse it should be fixed now.

Yes it works now, thank you very much.