Add Ruby 4.0 into content resolver.

[jackorp]

@voxik PTAL.

Not sure whether putting DB connectors with Ruby 4.0 is the right way, or if we want them separate but it makes sense to me to segment it like this.

[voxik]

Not sure whether putting DB connectors with Ruby 4.0 is the right way, or if we want them separate but it makes sense to me to segment it like this.

I am actually wondering, if we should not add ruby4.0 into the -ruby file 🤷

In any case, will we have -devel package or not?

[jackorp]

I am actually wondering, if we should not add ruby4.0 into the -ruby file 🤷

Inspired by Python3.14, I would maybe leave this file separation on individual streams.

In any case, will we have -devel package or not?

We will, added it to the yaml be consistent with the new package list.

[jackorp]

Hmm, might need "package_placeholders" actually for the ruby4.0 stream https://github.com/fedora-eln/content-resolver/blob/master/config_specs/workload.yaml#L80C3-L80C23 since the content resolver might be looking mainly at fedora?

[yselkowitz]

This is for c10s only (and correctly so), without an eln tag Fedora is ignored, so should indeed be packages.

[voxik]

In any case, will we have -devel package or not?

We will, added it to the yaml be consistent with the new package list.

And -doc? 😇

[jackorp]

Added the -doc as well, it won't hurt having it as workload

[jackorp]

I am actually wondering, if we should not add ruby4.0 into the -ruby file 🤷

So since we want to keep out the eln tag as "without an eln tag Fedora is ignored", then this should be a separate file. We could decide maybe sometime later whether some other name to bunch other streams later on would be more fitting to the file.

For the moment though we want to keep it separate to not mix c10s with Fedora.

(Added some explanation as to why separate file to commit description and then fixed up a typo I noticed after push...).

we have all packages that could be considered part of the workload.

I'd say this can go forward.

[yselkowitz]

A separate config file is the way to go with additional appstreams, as you have done here.