Description of problem: After upgrading to F33, did stopped working. It complains about missing errata plugin. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): did-0.17-2.fc33.noarch How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. have a setup which utilises the errata plugin 2. run did Actual results: [kvolny@kvolny 2020]$ did last week > 2020-38 [ERROR] Invalid plugin type 'errata' in section 'errata'. Expected results: (no such error, status report is generated) Additional info: [kvolny@kvolny 2020]$ rpm -ql qa-tools-workstation | grep plugins/errata /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/did/plugins/errata.py
it magically started working again ... what might be relevant: * I've installed python3-fmf - probably, qa-tools-workstation should depend on this * I've rebuilt from sources and reinstalled beaker and rhts packages (particularly rhts-python subpackage is affected by python 3.8 -> 3.9 change that happened during F33 devel cycle) * I've patched some python 3.9 incompatibilities on my system (after the tools thrown traceback) probably, something of the above led to errata module not being able to load cleanly in did - I leave this bug open, not closing "worksforme", for consideration whether did could report a better error message, leading to the root cause of the problem, instead of just pretending that the "plugin type" errata doesn't exist
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