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Using validate_duplicate_content prevents successful synchronization when multiple package indices contain references to the same package. However, this is an entirely legitimate situation for separate distributions/releases within a single APT repo. Further more, the so created duplicate package content, does not cause any adverse effects, since it is actually identical and only one of each duplicate will be saved.
Note, that this bug was masked until the optimize feature was added, because we were using Repository instead of AptRepository during sync, inadvertently skipping the problematic check.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
closespulp#632
Using validate_duplicate_content prevents successfull synchronization
when multiple package indices contain references to the same package.
However, this is an entirely legitimate situation for separate
distributions/releases within a single APT repo. Further more, the so
created duplicate package content, does not cause any adverse effects,
since it is actually identical and only one of each duplicate will be
saved.
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closespulp#632
Using validate_duplicate_content prevents successfull synchronization
when multiple package indices contain references to the same package.
However, this is an entirely legitimate situation for separate
distributions/releases within a single APT repo. Further more, the so
created duplicate package content, does not cause any adverse effects,
since it is actually identical and only one of each duplicate will be
saved.
Note that this issue was masked prior to the introduction of the
optimize sync feature, since we were inadvertently using the Repository
class from pulpcore instead of the AptRepository class from pulp_deb.
Using validate_duplicate_content prevents successful synchronization when multiple package indices contain references to the same package. However, this is an entirely legitimate situation for separate distributions/releases within a single APT repo. Further more, the so created duplicate package content, does not cause any adverse effects, since it is actually identical and only one of each duplicate will be saved.
Note, that this bug was masked until the optimize feature was added, because we were using
Repository
instead ofAptRepository
during sync, inadvertently skipping the problematic check.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: