Getting the $org and $env at yum update time
Bryan Kearney
bkearney at redhat.com
Wed Aug 31 19:11:16 UTC 2011
On 08/31/2011 03:06 PM, Devan Goodwin wrote:
> Looking back at old design, Pulp was supposed to expand these at
> runtime I thought. Did this turn out to not be possible?
Same design, except %s/pulp/subscription-manager/g
the content set in candlepin will be
/$org/$env/some/path since the content set has to be the same per
environment.
>
> Is consumers moving from env to env a valid use case? If so I'm not
> sure how to solve, you wouldn't want the yum plugin to have to query
> Katello every time it runs to find out the org and env. And any scheme
> for caching them locally and updating periodically is going to have a
> brief window where the consumer doesn't yet know it's in a new env,
> and may potentially be unable to use the correct content.
At this point, you unregister and then re-register. But, I could see
this in the future.
-- bk
More information about the candlepin
mailing list