Use init hook instead of prereposetup #3
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I ran into this issue: tellapart#3
When debugging, I could see that Yum was hitting the error inside the _baseurlSetup method: http://yum.baseurl.org/download/docs/yum-api/3.2.27/yum.yumRepo-pysrc.html#YumRepository._baseurlSetup
I added
conduit.info(2, 'prereposetup_hook')at the beginning of theprereposetup_hookmethod and as far as I could see it was never being called. Using theinit_hookcaused the code to run and everything started working. No idea if this is specific to the version of Yum I'm using or what - and I have no idea if there will be unintended side effects of using the init hook instead, but this seems to be working for me..Yum version: 3.4.3
CentOS 7