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(In reply to Roger Zhou from comment #3) > It is great to know this bug was fixed in Factory. > > However, I would incline to reopen this since openSUSE Leap is not fixed > indeed. Further thinking, it might be worth a discussion with Lee Duncan for > our position in Leap. The question can be: > > - Whether we incline to be more aggressive to suggest Leap 42.2 Release > Manager to use targetcli 3.0 in Factory, or be more safe and conservative to > stay with targetcli 2.1 the same as SLE? > > - Also, other than this, in the end of Jun, upstream had moved 3.0 into > github/open-iscsi/targetcli-fb. It makes sense to repackage this instead of > Datera repo. > > > @Lee, What do you think? Hi Roger: I am not aware of the goals of Leap 42.2, i.e. whether they want to be conservative, as SLE is, or take chances on new packages as Factory does. I believe the targetcli-3.0 stuff is a much better version than the 2.1 version, and very stable. The targetcli-fb group of packages is fairly new so I'd like to see it get some use in Factory and SLE 12 SP2 before we replace targetcli (and friends). So I suggest adding targetcli-fb and friends to 42.2 as an option, if there is still time. But I think the targetcli there should be updated to 3.0-pre4, as per factory. Also, what is the procedure for getting things in Leap? I was under the impression we just put updates in Factory and they magically migrated to Leap at some time in the future. I'm guessing now that is incorrect.