I have been using OBS and osc for some time at a basic user level. I build projects locally using osc before committing to OBS. All works fine for Leap and Debian_9.0.
I have just started building for Debian_10 and whilst the projects build successfully with osc, each time I build I get the message:-
100.0% cache miss. 0/180 dependencies cached.
and all packages are downloaded again.
On inspection in the Debian_10 package cache directory the filenames are odd, they all have b’ prepended and inserted. For example:-
b’adduser’_b’3.118’_b’all’.deb
As opposed to the same package in the Debian_9.0 directory of:-
adduser_3.115_all.deb
Yes in ~/.config/osc/oscrc and it holds packagecachedir = /var/cache/osbuild-packagecache
and Debian 10 does appear where expected alongside Deb 9, Fed 29, Fed30 and Leap 15.1.
It is just the filenames that are odd b’adduser’_b’3.118’_b’all’.deb for example.
That directory is owned by my user, it has worked for months, osc build writes the Deb 10 packages into the directory, they are there. The filenames are garbled.