I've just published a blog post about querying modular content [1] which might be useful if you maintain modules.
It should help you, at least partly, in the following example scenarios: Rebuilding dependencies after major changes * A new version of an interpreted language lands in Fedora as a set of standalone packages. All packages depending on that language — both standalone and modular — need to be rebuilt. * An ABI change is brought by a new package version and all of its dependencies — both standalone and modular — need to be rebuilt. Retiring packages * A packager decides to retire a library. They check whether any other packages — both standalone and modular — require it before they can retire it. Discovering content with a CVE * A CVE has been found in Django 1.6. The security team needs to find out whether we ship Django 1.6 in Fedora either as a standalone or a modular package. [1] https://blog.samalik.com/2019/01/14/querying-modular-content.html -- Adam Šamalík --------------------------- Software Engineer Red Hat
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