Request for Pulpcore 3.105 Builds

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Hi! I’m requesting a new Pulpcore 3.105 branch for Katello 4.21 with the following Pulp plugin versions:

"versions": {
    "core": "3.105.0",
    "file": "3.105.0",
    "ansible": "0.29.5",
    "container": "2.27.2",
    "deb": "3.8.1",
    "rpm": "3.35.2",
    "certguard": "3.105.0",
    "python": "3.27.0",
    "ostree": "2.6.0"
}

Please update the Z versions if something new releases. The above plugins were tested on a Katello development box using the pip releases (including n-1) and seem to work great! Thank you.

cc @iballou @Odilhao @vsedmik @sajha

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I’m unable to edit the post above, but we’d like to bump pulp-rpm from 3.35.1 to 3.35.2 in order to include some last-minute fixes.

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I just bumped the pulp-python y-version from 3.26 to 3.27 at Pulp’s request.

This release drops publication support for Pulp Python, so we’ll need to make sure Katello isn’t making publications.

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RPMs are built + released for 3.105 and plugins!

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@sajha also already opened Update pulp bindings for Pulp 3.105 by sjha4 · Pull Request #13390 · theforeman/foreman-packaging · GitHub and I kicked of the tests which are currently running

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I found them in the nightly repo: Index of /pulpcore/nightly/el9/x86_64

However, I initially got completely confused because I accidentally looked in Index of /pulpcore/nightly/el8 first, which contains some ancient build (last pulpcore version that still got built for el8 I guess).

Question: Should we remove the el8 folder from the pulpcore/nightly/ repo?

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Yes, I think that should happen. The dropping of distro versions is rare enough that there isn’t a predefined procedure to be followed so this kind of thing is often forgotten.

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I want to work on making this upgrade process a bit more transparent to the community in the future. I think a good start is having a deadline for choosing the Pulpcore version, perhaps within or alongside the Foreman release schedule post.

Since we choose only 1 Pulpcore every 6 months, it is a long time to have to wait for new Pulp features to come in that may be available only with a newer Pulpcore. So, while we may not be able to make this more frequent, we should at least make planning for this easier.

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