Delete a repo file and all relevant stuff on server if a client repo is missing.

[phracek]

If client remove repo file from /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory and server handles this repository
then client should be informed by warning that repo files is missing.

[jridky]

i am afraid, that actual code (which should solve this issue) is useless. You should check cached repo files on server side (by the sended messages from client side) and this is not possible to do, until we will solve caching and database issues

[phracek]

What was an idea?

1. Let's say that on system is first.repo.
2. We use it for a time.
3. User delete from a reason first.repo file.
4. User use it for a time but did not do anything with SSDS. No updates/installations/deletes.
5. User tries to install / delete / update package.
   What should be an action?
   Either detete the first.repo on server side and all relevant data like cache file etc. or inform user that repo was deleted?

I think that case is the correct on. Like in DNF or YUM case.
I updated it header text.