Pulp

# Pulp RPM Roadmap

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This is a living document that is moving towards a long term plan to develop RPM plugin for Pulp 3.0 and beyond.

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## Supported Content Types

### MVP

  - RPM \[#3199\]

  - SRPM \[#3200\]

  - Erratum \[#3201\]

### Post-MVP

  - DRPM

  - Distribution (kickstart tree)

  - Comps.xml content types (package group, environment, category, langpacks)

  - Yum repo metadata file

## Pulp RPM Plugin Use Cases

### MVP

##### Sync

  - Basic Sync

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  - As an authenticated user, I can sync a remote yum/dnf repository

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  - RPM \[#3202\]

  - SRPM \[#3202\]

  - Erratum \[#3203\]

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  - Sync types

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  - As a user, I can exactly mirror the content of a remote repository. \[provided by pulpcore\]

  - As a user, I can mirror the content of a remote repository with an additive behavior, so content is never removed locally. \[provided by pulpcore\]

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  - Download Behaviors

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  - As a user, my sync task does not fail just because one download failed. \[provided by pulpcore?\]

##### Publish

  - As an authenticated user, I can publish a yum/dnf repository.

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  - RPM \[#3204\]

  - SRPM \[#3204\]

  - Erratum \[#3205\]

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  - As a user, I can specify relative path at which a repository will be served. \[provided by pulpcore\]

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  - As a user, I can configure if a repository will be served over an SSL or a non-SSL connection. \[provided by pulpcore\]

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  - As user, I can sync from a yum/dnf repo published by Pulp. \[should be taken into account for any publish story\].

### Post-MVP