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Migrate ci/overrides.py to dnf5 #3254

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jlebon opened this issue Nov 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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Migrate ci/overrides.py to dnf5 #3254

jlebon opened this issue Nov 14, 2024 · 0 comments

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jlebon commented Nov 14, 2024

It's still using the old dnf4 APIs. We'll need to do this if we want to eventually be able to stop having to pull it in dnf4.
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workflows/add-overrides: install python3-dnf
190dc4b 
F41 moved on to dnf5, which doesn't pull in Python bindings anymore.
But anyway, the Python API in libdnf5 is different and we'd need to
migrate `overrides.py`.

For now at least to unbreak things, just re-install back python3-dnf.

See also: coreos#3254
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workflows/add-overrides: install python3-dnf
b6280b2 
F41 moved on to dnf5, which doesn't pull in Python bindings anymore.
But anyway, the Python API in libdnf5 is different and we'd need to
migrate `overrides.py`.

For now at least to unbreak things, just re-install back python3-dnf.

See also: #3254
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