Adding new repository to a Content View

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We have been syncing "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Server - Optional (RPMs)"
for quite sometime without any issues. The repo was not included in our
RHEL 6 content view. Yesterday, I added the repository to the content view
with the following steps:

  1. Content > Content Views > Pick RHEL 6 Content View
  2. Click Yum Content Tab > Repositories
  3. Click on Add Tab > Select "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Server - Optional
    (RPMs)" repo and hit Add Repositories
  4. Verify corresponding Update event completed without error via the Tasks
    tab

Now, when I go to a RHEL 6 client that is subscribing to the same RHEL 6
content view I do not see "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Server - Optional
(RPMs)" repo. I have run "subscription-manger refresh" and
"subscription-manger repos --list". Can someone tell me what am I missing
here? Do I need to publish a new version and promote the CV through
lifecycle environment for a RHEL 6 client to see the new repository? I
would like this repo enabled by default for all RHEL 6 clients subscribing
to this CV.

Thanks for your help!

2

Hi,
I’m also curious what is the process to add repository to existing content version.
Did you create new content version to add new repositories?

Thank you