Add support for rpm2extents transcoder #334
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Two related parts: 1. If `LIBREPO_TRANSCODE_RPMS` environment is set to a program (with parameters) then downloads are piped through it. 2. Transcoded RPMS by definition will not have the same bits on disk as downloaded. This is inherent. The transcoder is tasked with measuring the bits that enter stdin and storing a copy of the digest(s) seen in the footer. `librepo` can then use these stored digests instead if the environment variable is set. This is part of changes described in https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/RPMCoW Co-authored-by: Matthew Almond <[email protected]>
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Two related parts:
LIBREPO_TRANSCODE_RPMSenvironment is set to a program (with parameters) then downloads are piped through it.librepocan then use these stored digests instead if the environment variable is set.This is part of changes described in https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/RPMCoW
This is a refresh of #222 against the latest librepo, just to track the ongoing development