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As part of the desktop rebase in 7.6, we need to rebase tracker to the version that is shipped with GNOME 3.28.

Rebase branch: http://pkgs.devel.redhat.com/cgit/rpms/tracker/log/?h=private-rhel-7.6-rebase

It might be saner to not rebase tracker in RHEL 7.6.

It involves an update to tracker-2.0, which requires a few packages that are missing (eg., tracker-miners and, less crucially, compat-tracker1) and it's too late to add new packages to RHEL 7.6.  As far as I remember, nothing had a hard dependency on tracker-2.0.  If that's true, maybe we can stick with tracker-1.10.x for now, and rebase it later in RHEL 7.8 or so?

(In reply to Debarshi Ray from comment #3)
> It involves an update to tracker-2.0, which requires a few packages that are
> missing (eg., tracker-miners and, less crucially, compat-tracker1) and it's
> too late to add new packages to RHEL 7.6.

In case somebody is interested, those new packages exist in https://copr.devel.redhat.com/coprs/klmber/rhel-7-gnome-3-28/packages/

Withdrawing devel_ack after talking to Matthias and Carlos Garnacho on IRC.

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