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The last version of some repository used mirror=False sync policy.
We now want to sync using mirror=True sync policy.
Since the mirror policy has changed a full sync will be done in case the change in sync policy results in a change that optimize would skip.
However, if no change materializes (the repo is already mirrored perfectly), then no new repo version is created, and the new sync policy is not saved on new_version.info.
If we now sync again using the exact same options as before, we will still do a full sync, even though we could optimize (if pulp_deb could remember that we already tried these sync options without affecting a change).
=> A missed opportunity for further optimization.
However, these circumstances strike me as pretty rare, so I am not sure if it is worth working on.
Note: There may be other similar situations with changed sync options that do not result in a new repo version other than just switching mirror policy.
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Consider the following situation.
mirror=False
sync policy.mirror=True
sync policy.=> A missed opportunity for further optimization.
However, these circumstances strike me as pretty rare, so I am not sure if it is worth working on.
Note: There may be other similar situations with changed sync options that do not result in a new repo version other than just switching mirror policy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: