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I think repoclosure is broken, but not because of me. |
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This meta package pulls in the correct dependencies. This avoids the need for the installer to install a package that includes the Python version in the name.
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Can you update to something like this? We also need one comps entry with: <packagereq type="default">python3.12-pulpcore+s3</packagereq>This PR will add the required packages #1848 Now we have the packages with rich dependencies after merge: |
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This meta package pulls in the correct dependencies. This avoids the need for the installer to install a package that includes the Python version in the name.