Issue #2559
Updated by ttereshc over 7 years ago
If none of the packages listed in the original erratum are in the repo, such erratum will be published with empty pkglist. That does not make any sense - no packages to update anyway. The case when the same erratum is in multiple repos is more complicated and is worse for the yum to handle. If yum finds the erratum with the same id and collection name for pkglist in N repos, it chooses the first pkglist one and that's it. If the first one will turn out to be an empty one, yum will show no packages for update in the scope of the particular erratum. Our users can easily end up with one or more empty pkglists for the erratum because of the way Pulp stores and then generates updateinfo.xml.
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