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This also appear to be the case in the x86_64 repo https://download.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9/devel/x86_64/os/ |
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Hi all, We have identified the problem and are working to rectify it. Due to a known inefficiency/deficiency with the storage subsystem (yumrepofs) within Peridot (our build system), fixing problems with modular packages in the final repositories is tricky. Specifically, modules have to be processed serially and the locking mechanism is not optimized. There's work underway (https://github.com/rocky-linux/peridot/discussions/120) to rework the underlying storage and locking process to be not only much faster but fix the nondeterministic behavior seen in this ticket. The precise cause of the issue here is that both the `javapackages-bootstrap` and `maven` modules both provide `jansi-javadoc`. One of these was properly updated with the 9.5 version, but the other was not and, because multiple package versions (NEVRA) cannot be represented in a single repository in yumrepofs at this time, this nondeterministic behavior is seen. Additionally, we don't test the devel repository as it is a best-effort production out of the buildroot, and thus this mismatch was not noticed. We're working on the fix which is including some of the performance improvements mentioned early, and I'll provide further updates as they become available. Thank you for your patience. |
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This should be resolved next compose |
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Any idea when next compose will happen? |
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Wanted to follow up here as this is still an issue, any ETA on the next compose? |
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This issue still affects the fresh Rocky 9.6 repositories. |
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I believe as of now (June 2, 11:15 AM CEST), the 9.6 repos aren't released yet, so the https://download.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9/devel/x86_64/os/Packages/ still points to the "old" 9.5 packages with the issue. Right now, https://download.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.6/ responds with a HTTP 403 to me. I guess the 9.6 release is right around the corner. |
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As I understand it, 9.6 is being synced to mirrors at the moment. The official release has not happened, but the repositories are accessible in the staging environment. The metadata now refers to a package jansi-javadoc-0:2.4.0-7.module+el9.5.0+29736+f35c064b.noarch which does not exist in the repository. |
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A month has gone since the above response and the problem is still occurring when I try to sync the DEVEL 9.6 repo, the repos can't still be syncing? 404, message='Not Found', url=URL('https://download.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.6/devel/x86_64/os/Packages/j/jansi-javadoc-2.4.0-7.module%2Bel9.5.0%2B29736%2Bf35c064b.noarch.rpm') |
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This has been an open issue for 6 months? Is there any update on when a resolution will be forthcoming? |
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Any update please? - we cannot promote to new release on foreman |
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There are no updates at this time. Please note: The devel repository is not a default enabled repository (buildroot only) and is not recommended to be enabled or used in the general case. As such, primary repositories (non-devel) receive the utmost priority. As peridot/yumrepofs is in maintenance only mode and this is a volunteer effort, our priorities are currently in other places of our infrastructure. While I understand that this is an issue for you (and others), the devel repository as well as the maintenance-only nature of yfs and peridot puts this issue on the back burner for the time being. In the meantime, I can ask Mustafa and Neil to look into it and provide an update, but I cannot guarantee a response or a shift in priority for this issue as devel is build root only and not meant for general usage. Thank you. |
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Ok thanks - we have changed the policy on foreman from "immediate" to "on demand" to get round it for now |
- Anonymous
