Comment # 16 on bug 1175119 from Michal Filka

(In reply to Nicolas Nattermann from comment #15)
> sorry that was imprecise. I don't have anything of our own / related to our
> yalwa-client repository there.
> 
> we do have, from the openSUSE install itself
> 
> patrick@desk45:~> ls -l /etc/products.d/
> total 4
> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root   13 Jun 26  2019 baseproduct -> openSUSE.prod
> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3491 Jun 24 17:27 openSUSE.prod
> patrick@desk45:~> rpm -qa|fgrep -- -release
> openSUSE-release-15.2-lp152.575.1.x86_64
> openSUSE-release-ftp-15.2-lp152.575.1.x86_64

The above is correct and it is "OpenSUSE" product description. We at SUSE
define many products and OpenSUSE is just one of them.

I'll try to summarize what I know, and we will try to come to some conclusion.

During installation, YaST is searching for available "products" in the
installation source. In your case, Yalwa client was reported as a product (in
particular there were two - differs in arch). However, the repository with the
client doesn't fulfill requirements for "product" repository and YaST crashes
because of that.

So there are two things which should be fixed:
1) YaST should not crash on such incorrect repo. That's easy part for me.
2) your use case. You want to achieve *something* what I don't know, and it
seems you're doing it wrong at least for the current OpenSUSE release. If you
precisely describe what you want to achieve, I can try to help you or contact
you with someone else who could be able to.