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-rwxr-xr-xbin/seed-build-list22
1 files changed, 16 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/bin/seed-build-list b/bin/seed-build-list
index 2d840db..1d01545 100755
--- a/bin/seed-build-list
+++ b/bin/seed-build-list
@@ -725,12 +725,22 @@ if ${update}; then
"${architecture_ids__any}"
printf ');\n'
-# TODO: We might now need to delete deletion-list packages which are now
-# on the build-list, too. The questions are:
-# Does that actually happen? Yes, it does!
-# Why should that actually happen? Because we requested to reschedule them!
-# Should we rather fix the other end (e.g. should these packages really
-# be on the build-list)? Yes, if they were wrongly on the deletion-list!
+ # delete deletion-list part of packages which are on the
+ # deletion-list and the build-list
+ mysql_query_delete_packages \
+ '1'"$(
+ printf ' JOIN `binary_packages` AS `j_bp`'
+ printf ' ON `j_bp`.`pkgname`=`binary_packages`.`pkgname`'
+ printf ' JOIN `architecture_compatibilities` AS `ac`'
+ printf ' ON `ac`.`fully_compatible`'
+ printf ' AND `ac`.`built_for`=`binary_packages`.`architecture`'
+ printf ' JOIN `architecture_compatibilities` AS `ac_j`'
+ printf ' ON `ac_j`.`fully_compatible`'
+ printf ' AND `ac_j`.`built_for`=`j_bp`.`architecture`'
+ printf ' AND `ac_j`.`runs_on`=`ac`.`runs_on`'
+ mysql_join_binary_packages_binary_packages_in_repositories 'j_bp' 'j_bpir'
+ )"' AND `j_bpir`.`id`='"${repository_ids__any_build_list}" \
+ '`repositories`.`stability`='"${repository_stability_ids__forbidden}"
} | \
mysql_run_query