Note that users are going to be quite likely to run this against a tag that only contains the entry via inheritance. In that case, we can't remove it because it is not there.

This is why we have block instead of remove. Block accomplishes what the user is actually asking for.

Note that users are going to be quite likely to run this against a tag that only contains the entry via inheritance. In that case, we can't remove it because it is not there.
This is why we have block instead of remove. Block accomplishes what the user is actually asking for.

Note, I'm not saying don't add it, but we probably ought to do a little extra work on the command to make it friendlier.

The underlying call exists -- groupListRemove.
Someone who knows what they are doing can call that easily enough.

$ lkoji add-group mikem2 somegroup
$ lkoji list-groups mikem2
somegroup  [mikem2]
$ lkoji call groupListRemove mikem2 somegroup
None
$ lkoji list-groups mikem2

PR #923

Commit 9c3e39f7 fixes this issue

Commit bc7250f3 fixes this issue

This issue has been migrated to Fedora Forge:
https://forge.fedoraproject.org/koji/koji/issues/893

Please continue any further discussion there.