You might be able to use something like this:
sudo rpm --erase --nodeps gettext-envsubst
sudo dnf distro-sync --allowerasing
I think --allowerasing
is not enough because envsubst
didn't add a Conflict
with gettext < this version
.
No problems encountered.
I'm pretty sure this change shouldn't be pushed to Fedora 36, as it is an (approved) Change for Fedora 37: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/GettextRuntimeSubpackage
The format of Version / Release string is also highly irregular (i.e. %{snapshot}
should be before dist, not after, if at all), I suspect you might want to fix that in Fedora 37+ (and unpush this F36 update).
Looks good to me, thanks for the update!
No problems encountered.
I can't install this update due to a file conflict:
Error: Transaction test error:
file /usr/share/man/de/man5/ethers.5.gz from install of man-pages-de-4.15.0-1.fc36.noarch conflicts with file from package net-tools-2.0-0.61.20160912git.fc36.x86_64
No issues encountered using rpmautospec in hundreds of Rust packages.
Seems to work fine for running tox tests against :)
Syncthing continues to work fine after the rebuild.
Looks good to me. All my git-fu is still working as expected.
This update has been unpushed.
After opening GNOME Boxes, I can't see any name labels of my VMs, neither in the "big preview" nor in the "list" views.
Works fine. Thanks for working on it, and dropping the 1.1 compat library.
@imabug note that installing rust-foo-devel packages on your host system (i.e. outside of temporary mock chroots) is basically unsupported, as there is literally no use case that required doing that.
The update description contains some garbage / invalid UTF-8 / non-printable characters, I wonder how that happened? It breaks printing the update description in terminal-based applications.
Works fine so far. Regression and performance test suites both passed on both my systems.
Everything working as expected. Default and performance regression test suites also passed on both my systems:
(Even though kernel-tests won't let me upload performance test suite results because of a server crash)
Works fine so far. Regression and performance test suite also passed on both my systems:
Works fine so far. No python-related crashes or problems at all. 👍
Both bundler and jekyll continue to work fine. 🎉