consider Rocky Linux version when adding powertools/crb #176
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Reference: testing/os-autoinst-distri-rocky-migrated#176
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Original implementation for fix for
base_update_cli
with switch frompython3-kickstart
topandoc-common
did not consider the different name of the PowerTools (aka CRB) repository in Rocky Linux 9. This PR adds logic to do the right thing in both Rocky Linux 8 and 9.After submission this PR will be tested in openQA and, if passed, will be moved from DRAFT status.
NOTE: Running
perltidy
on this file caused long lines (ie.assert_script
lines) to be wrapped in a strange fashion. Investigate modifying the config forperltidy
to allow these long lines.I think we're still deciding what to do about
pandoc-common
but wanted to just note that the PR as it exists now seems to correctly enablecrb
instead ofpowertools
for 9.x.We still have to decide which package to use instead of pandoc-common and I agree with Al that it does correctly enable crb instead of powertools for 9.x
When this goes out of draft then it will be well on the way to approval and if we have a new package to use by then that will be even better.
Rebased to develop branch with only minor cleanup. As @AlanMarshall correctly points out we still need to resolve the choice of an appropriate replacement package for
pandoc-common
, possibly to revert to our own emptypython3-kickstart
package. The code here though does the right thing for thepowertools
vscrb
repository enablement depending on Rocky Linux major version.