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Description of problem:
Having the Satellite 6 installer be able to automatically set correct repos (such as those specified in installation instructions) will greatly enhance usability and reduce support volume by reducing manual steps and confusion/errors related to incorrect/missing repos, among others.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Satellite 6.1
How reproducible:
always
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Additional info:
Bz1103884 would cover "checking" the right repos are enabled.
But I'm not sure how we could select in advance. If you are at the point where you have the satellite-installer package installed, then I'm pretty sure you have the right repos enabled - the satellite & satellite-installer package has dependencies on basically everything in the product.
Please reopen if that's incorrect, or have an idea about how we could do the selection with satellite-installer, but I don't think we can fix it in our software.
This seems more to me like an issue across the red hat portfolio of products that could be fixed somewhere like subscription-manager, where one could easily say
"subscription-manager --enable-product=satellite6" or "subscription-manager --enable-product=rhev" and have it do the right thing.