I would like to request an epel7 branch be created and that this package be maintained for EL7 also. If there is no interest in doing so from the current package maintainers, I would be happy to take on the task and would apply in pkgdb as a co-packager only for the epel7 branch. Thank you, -AdamM
This is on my list to do, but until all the dependencies are added to epel7 for shade, there is little to no point. Specifically, the openstack clients need to be moved into epel7. And speaking with RDO developers, they have little interest in doing this.
Does it make sense to consider this with the assumption of RDO being enabled? Not sure about the politics of making this work (since I requested Adam to create this).
RDO doesn't have python-shade packaged either, because it's development model apparently makes it difficult to package for a particular openstack release. Some context here: https://www.redhat.com/archives/rdo-list/2016-August/msg00213.html There is apparently some upstream work going on to make shade more palatable for this sort of scenario.
Yes, shade is in the process of removing dependencies on the openstack python clients, in place it will just make the REST calls itself. Once this work has been completed, it will be much easier to manage the package dependencies. I expect once that work is done, we'll be able to land this into epel7 easier. For now, I'm doing my best to keep rawhide up to date.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
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