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While yum-epel has packages for centos 6.5, 6.6, and 7.0- these packages are out of date and therefore will not likely align with the default 3.4.3. I think that the only way that it would, is if someone is replicating these to their own personal server. As such the "default-use-distro-version" test suite will always fail with our default values.
I have come up with a few solutions that I can submit a PR for.
Edit the test-suite "default-use-distro-version" with versions that we know are available in YUM epel. (probably the easiest and most clean)
Create a new test-suite in mini-test fashion and import a repo that might have up to date versions.
Deprecate this feature in CentOS since the packages from yum-epel are several x.Y.z behind.
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While yum-epel has packages for centos 6.5, 6.6, and 7.0- these packages are out of date and therefore will not likely align with the default 3.4.3. I think that the only way that it would, is if someone is replicating these to their own personal server. As such the "default-use-distro-version" test suite will always fail with our default values.
I have come up with a few solutions that I can submit a PR for.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: