#195 Fedora 32: Drop all default modular streams
Closed 4 years ago by sgallagh. Opened 4 years ago by churchyard.
releng/ churchyard/fedora-module-defaults f32-no_defaults  into  f32

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  version: 1

  data:

      module: ant

-     stream: 1.10

+     modified: 202002242100

      profiles:

          1.10: [default]

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  version: 1

  data:

      module: avocado

-     stream: 69lts

-     modified: 201905311157

+     modified: 202002242100

      profiles:

          69lts: [default]

          latest: [default]

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  version: 1

  data:

      module: dwm

-     modified: 201902121200

-     stream: 6.2

+     modified: 202002242100

      profiles:

          6.0: [default]

          6.1: [default]

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  version: 1

  data:

      module: maven

-     stream: 3.5

      profiles:

          3.5: [default]

          3.6: [default]

-     modified: 201910251749

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      module: scala

-     stream: 2.10

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          2.10: [default]

FESCo ticket: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/2341#comment-628267

"For Fedora 32 and onward, all default modular streams are
banned. Existing defaults are removed."

rebased onto 63a9018

4 years ago

I think it would be safer to land this before the beta freeze. What needs to be done (apart from merging)?

Once merged, this will take effect as soon as the next successful compose completes.

After that, we still need to instruct users to dnf module reset <> as appropriate to get off of any default stream they might be currently on.

Oh, LGTM for the record. I'll merge this shortly.

After that, we still need to instruct users to dnf module reset <> as appropriate to get off of any default stream they might be currently on.

For users upgrading from F30/F31, this should help: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1767351

Pull-Request has been closed by sgallagh

4 years ago