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There's one gap in the current offers of Avocado packages, which is allowing users to install the latest Avocado release (not the latest development version).
This was previously covered by the use of the "latest" stream in distributions that provided the "modular" concept (Fedoras, EPEL, etc).
The definition of done here is to have a repo that users can enable and use like this:
In both the installation instructions, and in the release guide.
This reflects changes in distros and the availability of features such
as Fedora (and EPEL) modules.
Fixes: avocado-framework#6044
Reference: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/RetireModularity
Signed-off-by: Cleber Rosa <crosa@redhat.com>
There's one gap in the current offers of Avocado packages, which is allowing users to install the latest Avocado release (not the latest development version).
This was previously covered by the use of the "latest" stream in distributions that provided the "modular" concept (Fedoras, EPEL, etc).
The definition of done here is to have a repo that users can enable and use like this:
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