Hello,
I'm not sure this is the right place to ask this question. If it is not please point me to the right one.
I've faced following minor issue. It is only warning message during apt actions, but we're building better world and it would be nice to have no warnings :)
First of all what we're doing - we're unlocking Fuel environment(nailgun patch) and updating fuel-library and plugin (only minor version changed i.e. 1.3.211 -> 1.3.213). with command
fuel plugins --update plugin_name-1.3.213.rpm
As result we have files updated in plugins directory, and rpm post
action executed(so that we can modify for example some task as this is MOS 6.1).
Then while executing deploy on any node during astute task
upload_core_repos
on each node new repo.list is created so we have
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/plugin_name-1.3.211.list
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/plugin_name-1.3.213.list
but inside each of them has the same url
deb http://10.128.50.2:8080/plugins/plugin_name-1.3/repositories/ubuntu /
and it is correct seems we didn't create new plugin and new directory for it ans so on.
But for example if we execute apt-get update we get following warning
W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://10.128.50.2:8080/plugins/plugin_name-ui-1.3/repositories/ubuntu/ Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/10.128.50.2:8080_plugins_plugin_name-1.3_repositories_ubuntu_Packages)
If we changed following function in nailgun and replace
'name': plugin.full_name
wth
'name': plugin.path_name,
which returns only major version instead of a full version we could avoid this, cause for each major version file with name
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/plugin_name-1.3.list
would exist
def get_ubuntu_repo(self, plugin):
return {
'type': 'deb',
#'name': plugin.full_name,
'name': plugin.path_name,
'uri': plugin.repo_url(self.cluster),
'suite': '/',
'section': '',
'priority': settings.REPO_PRIORITIES['plugins']['ubuntu']}
So I would like to ask if it is right approach and if then this should be done for a long term
Please, provide diagnostic snapshot from environment where issue is reproduced