As part of the work I'm doing in the CentOS Hyperscale SIG around CentOS Hyperscale composes and automating Hyperscale 10 releases through compose tooling, I noticed that EPEL 10 composes only have "versioned" paths at the published location. That is, there's epel10.0{,-testing} and epel10.1{,-testing} directories. The former refers to the EPEL 10.0 composes targeting RHEL 10.0, and the latter refers to EPEL 10.1 composes currently targeting RHEL 10.1 through CentOS Stream 10.
epel10.0{,-testing}
epel10.1{,-testing}
As a consumer of these composes for producing CentOS Stream aligned stuff, I would like to have epel10{,-testing} directories pointing to those CentOS Stream-based composes to make it easy to continuously pull across shifting minor versions without manual intervention. That is, I'd like epel10{,-testing} to point to epel10.1{,-testing} until the next minor exists, at which point it should be repointed to that, and so on.
epel10{,-testing}
Metadata Update from @carlwgeorge: - Issue tagged with: low-gain, low-trouble
I've set up the following symlinks:
We'll incorporate these into the branching SOP so we move them forward over time. So I don't forget to do that, I'm leaving this issue open until it's in the SOP, then I'll close it.
Thanks!
We're going to track this as part of https://codeberg.org/fedora/epel/issues/7 and close this issue.
Metadata Update from @carlwgeorge: - Issue close_status updated to: Deferred - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
This issue has been migrated to Fedora Forge: https://forge.fedoraproject.org/epel/steering/issues/327
Please continue any further discussion there.