So Python2 is not supported in qpid-proton 0.35 (which I find totally understandable) and thus the build was disabled.
However, the qpid team operates a copr, which contains a 0.34 build that should also work with the 0.35 library. I’m currently running a CentOS7 pipeline with that copr enabled, but purely looking at the package metadata I tend to agree, this should work for us.
Now, waiting on the pipeline, I wonder how we should utilize and communicate this.
For our pipelines to work, it’d be sufficient to add the copr to the katello_repositories role we have, and stuff will turn green again.
But what about users? They’d need to enable that copr on every client system that is still using katello-agent. Is that “good enough” given katello-agent is technically deprecated?
@Justin_Sherrill @Jonathon_Turel et all, please speak up 