If I go through the basic patch management and subscribe to a product I get a repo which is named: 1318012094512-base-Dev-TestOrg I think this is [random string]-[repo]-[env]-[org] can we make it [org]-[env]-[prod]-[repo]
Fixed in commit ddac3cd92a275c3bb833c3c1d4a451239703bbf5
mass ON_QA move
# REOPEN I can confirm: there is changed that random number: but still the yum repo contains no info about the subscribed env. format looks like: [org]_[product]_[repo] please confirm it this is ok - otherwise I would expect to have [env] also - as defined in comment#0 checked against: --- katello-0.1.237-1.git.7.752d8de.el6.noarch katello-cli-0.1.54-1.git.79.17c365f.el6.noarch candlepin-0.5.17-1.el6.noarch pulp-0.0.265-1.el6.noarch
[env] can not be there, because this data is generated when creating a repository and can not be touched later when promoting. The presence of [env] has no impact on any other feature (in a sense that it would prevent collisions in uniq names). For RH content there can not be env either, because repo names are imported with the manifest.
# VERIFIED then:) verified. checked against: --- katello-0.1.243-1.git.0.a066880.el6.noarch katello-cli-0.1.57-1.git.0.4e2dd9a.el6.noarch pulp-0.0.266-1.el6.noarch candlepin-0.5.20-1.el6.noarch ---
getting rid of 6.0.0 version since that doesn't exist