Maybe the fact that it is a downgrade caused the issue? Also, shouldn't the CentOS repo ship the same version as RDO trunk?
Thank you,
it looks like somehow I just messed with DNF, as if I search the package showing duplicates and querying info about the specific versions, it shows that there are two alternatives:
- python3-futurist-2.4.1-1 - installed from centos-openstack-bobcat
- python3-futurist-2.3.0-3 - available from openstack-caracal
I tried to reinstall python3-futurist and it showed an error about the package not being available, then I explicitly used dnf install python3-futurist-2.3.0 and it was correctly detected and run as a downgrade.
Maybe the fact that it is a downgrade caused the issue? Also, shouldn't the CentOS repo ship the same version as RDO trunk?
Best regards
Francesco Di Nucci
On 01/05/24 11:57, smooney@redhat.com wrote:
On Wed, 2024-05-01 at 14:20 +0900, Takashi Kajinami wrote:As far as I can tell, futurist is still used by multiple projects so it is required in Caracal.its used by nova and we will be using it more going forward. we have no current plans to remove our usage of futurist and are activly plannign to use it as part of our strategy to reduce our use of eventlet.I checked the RDO repo and its caracal contents contains the python3-futurist package actually exists. https://trunk.rdoproject.org/centos9-caracal/component/common/26/d9/26d95c182c479f5ab12386289420e1688b3c7986_63a94771/ python3-futurist-3.0.0-0.20240313181506.4e14db5.el9.noarch.rpm However the SIG repo in centos provides a much older version. I suspect that there might be some problems with sync process between RDO and CentOS. https://mirror.stream.centos.org/SIGs/9-stream/cloud/x86_64/openstack-caracal/Packages/p/ python3-futurist-2.3.0-3.el9s.noarch.rpm I'm adding rdo user mailing list, assuming people subscribing the list may have better idea about potential causes. On 4/30/24 22:20, Francesco Di Nucci wrote:Hi all, I'm upgrading from Bobcat to Caracal using RDO repositories. I noticed that the package python3-futurist.noarch was present in centos-openstack-bobcat repo, but it is not in openstack-caracal. So it is not possible to update/reinstall/etc. it as it is "orphaned" once the bobcat repository is disabled. Should it be removed? Is it still a dependency? Best regards Francesco Di Nucci