David Hrbáč wrote:
there's nothing to patch unless we provide some info on packages that we can extract from and finally build updateinfo.xml.gz. So as the majority of CentOS community knows nothing about how packages are produced and how CESA are produced, we do not have CESA RRS feed, we don´t have CVE-to-CESA. So you can´t expect someone from community to step in. I can see the only way to create updateinfo.xml.gz now - browse the repo and extract these info/tags from change logs, which are often incomplete. And I'm not sure it's worth.
repo-rss, included in yum-utils will give you a rss feed for any repo you like.
beyond that - any info that I can see, is the same as what you can see.
- KB