Education repository now inherits devel:languages:python repositoriy
Lars Vogdt <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.schools.usa |
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Hi
The Education repository on build.opensuse.org linked some python-*
packages from devel:languages:python since a couple of months.
As the amount of packages linked (or copied) from the
devel:languages:python repository was growing over the time, we
decided to add the devel:languages:python repository as "build
repository" instead to avoid confusion (which package is "newer") and
reduce the needed build power (linked packages are always built in the
source _and_ in the target project).
What does that mean for packagers in the Education repository?
* If your package needs some package which is (only) available in the
devel:languages:python repository, nothing needs to be done: you
benefit from the new setup directly.
* If you like to package a Python application or you need a new Python
package to build your package, please use the devel:languages:python
repository for this, if possible.
What does that mean for end users of the Education repository?
* If they add the Education repository via the "1-click-installation"
on software.opensuse.org search, the devel:languages:python repository
will be added automatically to their repositories.
* If they add the Education repository via YaST Module, the
devel:languages:python repository will NOT be added automatically. I'm
currently unsure if we should change this - your comments are welcome!
What does that mean technically?
~>osc meta prj Education | grep -A 3 12.1
shows now:
<repository name="openSUSE_12.1">
<path repository="standard" project="openSUSE:12.1:NonFree"/>
<path repository="openSUSE_12.1" project="devel:languages:perl"/>
<path repository="openSUSE_12.1" project="devel:languages:python"/>
<arch>x86_64</arch>
<arch>i586</arch>
</repository>
With kind regards,
Lars
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