Realign Content Resolver workloads post Dev/QE merger #1332
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Is this actually unwanted? It is a dependency of alsa-plugins and alsa-utils, and has been in each RHEL release since at least 6.
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Not sure, this just moves it from the unwanted sst_gpu packages to the sst_display_hardware_multimedia unwanted packages. It's been there for a pretty long time now, so I'll leave it to @Jiri-Koten and @tpelka83 to figure that out. I don't have a strong opinion either way :-)
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I vote for keeping it unwanted.
| # Removed in favor of pipewire(-pulse). Note that the SRPM with the same | ||
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Yep, I know. It was already part of sst_gpu-unwanted.yml, so I guess this could be in a follow-up MR once those are resolved?
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This should definitely remain here unwanted, but even better if we don't build it all.
Some components got shuffled around, so it makes sense that we also align the content workloads with the new org structure. For the unwanted packages, splitting this up over the multiple SSTs was a bit harder since they contains for example some very historical dependencies of e.g. Xorg or some multimedia libraries. I tried to move those the most appropriate SST where possible.
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Some components got shuffled around, so it makes sense that we also align the content workloads with the new org structure.
For the unwanted packages, splitting this up over the multiple SSTs was a bit harder since they contains for example some very historical dependencies of e.g. Xorg or some multimedia libraries. I tried to move those the most appropriate SST where possible.