Add rpm tooling for handling rpms #537
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Yeah, I did test against the latest channel, I tested with x86_64 and aarch64 |
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this new tool will resolve the issue we had with rpm-s3
I tried to write in go, but after some research the dnf package made me do that in python
btw, I don't know to much about python (so you can see some weird stuff)