On Fri, 14 Jan 2022 at 10:57, Stephen John Smoogen <smooge@gmail.com> wrote:

I mirrored the source rpms down and did the following for 8 and 9-stream.
```

$ for i in AppStream BaseOS PowerTools; do echo $i; find ./$i -type f -name "*src.rpm" | xargs rpm --nosignature --qf='%{NAME}\n' -qp > /tmp/a-$i; sort -o /tmp/a-$i -u /tmp/a-$i; done

$ sort -o /tmp/a -u /tmp/a-* ; sort -o /tmp/b -u /tmp/b-*

$ wc -l /tmp/a* /tmp/b*
  2652 /tmp/a
  1740 /tmp/a-AppStream
   536 /tmp/a-BaseOS
   503 /tmp/a-PowerTools
  2273 /tmp/b
  1620 /tmp/b-AppStream
   399 /tmp/b-BaseOS
   295 /tmp/b-CRB

$ comm -1 -2 /tmp/a /tmp/b | wc -l
2090
$ comm -1 -3 /tmp/a /tmp/b | wc -l
183
$ comm -2 -3 /tmp/a /tmp/b | wc -l
562

```

So 183 packages were added to 9 that weren't in 8 and 562 packages were 'removed'. Some of those are obsolete packages like

python2, python36,python38, gcc-toolset-9, gcc-toolset-10, autoconf213. Others are module things which aren't shipped already.

The following statement was wrong. Some subset of that 500 may be built and could go into CRB, but that would require mirroring the CentOS Stream koji which I didn't do.

 

That leaves about 500 source packages which aren't even built internally so aren't going into CRB.