data: api: rpms: [python3-docker, python2-docker] components: rpms: pytest: {rationale: Build dependency.} python-backports-ssl_match_hostname: {rationale: Build and runtime dependency.} python-coverage: {rationale: Build dependency.} python-docker: {buildorder: 10, rationale: Package in api} python-docker-pycreds: {rationale: Build and runtime dependency.} python-flake8: {rationale: Build dependency.} python-ipaddress: {rationale: Build and runtime dependency.} python-mock: {rationale: Build dependency.} python-pytest-cov: {rationale: Build dependency.} python-requests: {rationale: Build and runtime dependency.} python-websocket-client: {rationale: Build and runtime dependency.} dependencies: buildrequires: {base-runtime: f26, shared-userspace: f26} requires: {base-runtime: f26, shared-userspace: f26} description: '' filter: rpms: [python-mock, python-coverage, python-flake8, python-pytest-cov, pytest] license: module: [MIT] summary: '' document: modulemd version: 1
This is what I got for python{2,3}-docker. The thing is that those rpms mentioned in filter contain much more artefacts. Let's see latest build of pytest, it has binary artefacts: * python2-pytest-3.1.1-2.fc27.noarch.rpm * python3-pytest-3.1.1-2.fc27.noarch.rpm
python{2,3}-docker
filter
pytest
python2-pytest-3.1.1-2.fc27.noarch.rpm
python3-pytest-3.1.1-2.fc27.noarch.rpm
Those should be in the filter list, not the srpm name.
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