From 346c0a22f3f2bf0288e3afb407e08de75867a098 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Nils Philippsen <nils@redhat.com>
Date: Apr 07 2017 11:36:57 +0000
Subject: don't enable the source repository manually


Otherwise, build and runtime dependencies will be mixed up.

Adding the "--srpm" option will take care of enabling the source repo,
e.g. if "f26" is configured and enabled, it will enable the
corresponding "f26-source" repo (if it is configured but not enabled).

---

diff --git a/brt_dep_solver.sh b/brt_dep_solver.sh
index a258b3e..e69db68 100755
--- a/brt_dep_solver.sh
+++ b/brt_dep_solver.sh
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ function resolve-deps {
             --repofrompath=f26,${REPO_F26} \
             --repofrompath=f26-source,${REPO_F26_SOURCE} \
             --enablerepo=f26 \
-            --enablerepo=f26-source ${pkg} > ${pkg}-caps.txt && verbose_echo "DONE"
+            > ${pkg}-caps.txt && verbose_echo "DONE"
 
     while read cap; do
       if [[ $cap != *" = "* ]]; then
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ function resolve-deps {
         --repofrompath f26,${REPO_F26} \
         --repofrompath=f26-source,${REPO_F26_SOURCE} \
         --enablerepo=f26 \
-        --enablerepo=f26-source --whatprovides "${cap}" >> cap2rpm.txt
+        --whatprovides "${cap}" >> cap2rpm.txt
     done < ${pkg}-filtered-caps.txt
 
     if [ "$runtime" = "true" ]; then