Description of problem: There are newer packages on older Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F18 upgraded from F17 How reproducible: Always until package updates are pushed Steps to Reproduce: 1. After upgrading a fully updated F17 to F18 run "yum distribution-synchronization --disablepresto" 2. View list of mismatched packages to downgrade 3. Actual results: A list of mismatched packages are shown that need to downgrade Expected results: No official Fedora packages (i.e. from normal sources) are needed to be downgraded. Another way to say this is that I would expect that at the time a newer version of a package is pushed out to one that all releases except end of life & testing would get the updated versions at the same time. Additional info:
Created attachment 693161 [details] my yum downgrade list
Oops. Hit [Enter] too early & can't edit what I submitted so here's what I meant to say: Description of problem: There are newer packages on older releases Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F18 upgraded from F17 How reproducible: Always until package updates are pushed Steps to Reproduce: 1. After upgrading a fully updated F17 to F18 run "yum distribution-synchronization --disablepresto" (has & does happens with other releases) Actual results: A list of mismatched packages are shown that need to downgrade (see attachment for mine) Expected results: No official Fedora packages (i.e. from normal sources) are listed to be downgraded. Another way to say this is that I would expect that at the time a newer version of a package is pushed out to one that all releases (except end of life & testing) would get the updated versions at the same time. Misc. info: I'll file separate bugs for each mismatched package later. This same thing happened last release (Bug 822708). There is a discussion on how to handle when this happens with FedUp (bug 892061). This may need input from Release Engineering as well I suppose.
Please file separate bugs for every package that's on the list.