Romeo? It doesn't seem to be used anymore. #145
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If the romeo package channel isn't used anymore:
if origin.origin == "linuxmint":
if origin.component == "romeo":
self.type = "unstable" https://github.com/linuxmint/mintupdate/blob/master/usr/lib/linuxmint/mintUpdate/Classes.py#L129 elif origin.origin.startswith("LP-PPA"):
self.origin = origin.origin
if origin.origin == "linuxmint-daily-build-team-daily-builds":
self.type = "unstable"
break |
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clefebvre
Sep 20, 2023
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Romeo is used. It's where we stage unstable packages to test them. You don't see anything in there because this usually happens fast and we remove them from Romeo when they land in the stable components. |
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Romeo is used. It's where we stage unstable packages to test them.
You don't see anything in there because this usually happens fast and we remove them from Romeo when they land in the stable components.