Description of problem: I've been trying to update an F21-server VM to Rawhide, but it kept stalling at the installation of cockpit-ws (not an 'upgrade', since that subpackage doesn't exist for f21...I guess it gets pulled in by something else). I had a VM snapshot, so I was able to prove it reproducible. I was also able to do a complete successful upgrade to Rawhide by first removing cockpit altogether from F21, then doing the "yum distro-sync". How reproducible: Seems to be 100% of the time currently. Steps to Reproduce: 1. From a cleanly installed, then updated F21 server, attempt to jump to Rawhide, following the steps on the wiki: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Upgrading_Fedora_using_yum#To_rawhide Actual results: Rawhide packages get downloaded, and start to update. When the cockpit-ws package is being applied, it appears to hang. Expected results: It doesn't hang.
I've just successfully run "yum install cockpit" on the newly updated Rawhide, so the problem seems to be limited to upgrade from "latest F21" -> "latest Rawhide" (or maybe broader, I haven't tried F22 -> Rawhide).
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tracked here https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/1943
This works for me, detailed output in https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/1943. This may have been a temporary Rawhide issue. Is it still broken for you?
Hi Dominik, I don't currently have time to test this. I just saw it once when I was upgrading a VM and figured I'd report it. To work around it, I just removed cockpit before upgrade, then installed again after. If you've proven it to work now, that's plenty good enough for me! :)