Fedora Updates issues

[Jerry James]

I just visited https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/ to check on my updates
in testing.  I clicked on my profile.  The section named "jjames's
latest updates" used to show me the most recent few updates I have
submitted for stable branches.  Now it is completely full of Rawhide
builds.  I don't want to see those.  They don't require any action
from me.  Can we hide those Rawhide updates?

So I clicked on "Testing".  That brings up an empty list, showing
"Page 1 of 0".  That is wrong.  I have one update in Fedora 30 testing
(normaliz and polymake, which is broken...).  Why isn't it listed?

The ">>" button is the only clickable element of the list, so I
clicked on it.  (Why?  Because it's there.)  That takes me to a page
that says:

400 Bad Request
0 is less than minimum value 1

Right!  So the ">>" should not be clickable, then, yes?
-- 
Jerry James
http://www.jamezone.org/

[Clement Verna]

Hi

On Sat, Aug 3, 2019, 21:31 Jerry James <loganjerry(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:

>  I just visited https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/ to check on my
> updates
>  in testing.  I clicked on my profile.  The section named "jjames's
>  latest updates" used to show me the most recent few updates I have
>  submitted for stable branches.  Now it is completely full of Rawhide
>  builds.  I don't want to see those.  They don't require any action
>  from me.  Can we hide those Rawhide updates?
>  
This has already been reported here
https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/issues/3429.

>  So I clicked on "Testing".  That brings up an empty list, showing
>  "Page 1 of 0".  That is wrong.  I have one update in Fedora 30 testing
>  (normaliz and polymake, which is broken...).  Why isn't it listed?
>
>  The ">>" button is the only clickable element of the list, so I
>  clicked on it.  (Why?  Because it's there.)  That takes me to a page
>  that says:
>
>  400 Bad Request
>  0 is less than minimum value 1
>
>  Right!  So the ">>" should not be clickable, then, yes?
>  
Can you check if there is already a ticket for that ? Otherwise can create
one ?

Thanks for the feedbacks.

>  --
>  Jerry James
>  http://www.jamezone.org/
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[Kevin Fenzi]

On 8/2/19 1:38 PM, Jerry James wrote:
>  I just visited https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/ to check on my
> updates
>  in testing.  I clicked on my profile.  The section named "jjames's
>  latest updates" used to show me the most recent few updates I have
>  submitted for stable branches.  Now it is completely full of Rawhide
>  builds.  I don't want to see those.  They don't require any action
>  from me.  Can we hide those Rawhide updates?
>  
>  So I clicked on "Testing".  That brings up an empty list, showing
>  "Page 1 of 0".  That is wrong.  I have one update in Fedora 30 testing
>  (normaliz and polymake, which is broken...).  Why isn't it listed?
>  
>  The ">>" button is the only clickable element of the list, so I
>  clicked on it.  (Why?  Because it's there.)  That takes me to a page
>  that says:
>  
>  400 Bad Request
>  0 is less than minimum value 1
>  
>  Right!  So the ">>" should not be clickable, then, yes? 
Can you file these at

https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/issues

Thanks,

kevin