Story #3223
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As a user, I can create a publication by specifying a repository
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Description
The publications REST API needs to be updated to accept an optional 'repository' parameter. When specified, the latest repository version for that repository is used to create the publication.
Updated by daviddavis over 6 years ago
- Groomed changed from No to Yes
- Sprint Candidate changed from No to Yes
Updated by jortel@redhat.com over 6 years ago
The publisher href included in the body of the post specifies the repository. Passing a repository parameter seems redundant and an odd way to specify the repository version. What is the expected behavior when the parameter is not passed? Can someone add some clarity.
Updated by jortel@redhat.com over 6 years ago
- Groomed changed from Yes to No
- Sprint Candidate changed from Yes to No
Updated by daviddavis over 6 years ago
@jortel, good question. I can see two possible reasons to implement this user story:
1. I just want to sync a repo and publish without having to look up the latest repo version. Without this story, I have to sync, look up the latest repo version, then publish. That requires an extra step.
2. Users might be concerned that by the time a publish happens, the version they are asking to be published is no longer the latest version. Depending on how we implement this user story, it could guarantee that it always publishes the latest repo version for a repo.
I don't find either case compelling though. I'm leaning toward removing this from the MVP and maybe only implementing this if users ask for it.
Updated by amacdona@redhat.com over 6 years ago
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - WONTFIX
This issue will become part of each plugin story to implement this endpoint.
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