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Description of problem:
Improve the error checking on content repositories. For example, if you synchronize a custom content provider that has some package group information, but it is somewhat broken then this brokeness makes its way into the User Interface.

When you click on Content Management > Promotions > Library Content > System Templates > %template_name%, Package Groups aren't showing up.  Also, distributions not showing up.

If pulp/grinder/katello could verify package groups do or do not exist and then display them in the UI only if they work correctly it would be ideal.

Can you give an example or a bit more details on how to reproduce this?

Per discussions with James, I am closing this out.

The needinfo request[s] on this closed bug have been removed as they have been unresolved for 1000 days