I noticed that Fedora’s yt-dlp package is still at 2026.06.09, while upstream released 2026.07.04 on July 4. As of August 13, Fedora 43, Fedora 44, and even Rawhide still appear to be using 2026.06.09. Is there a particular reason why the 2026.07.04 update has not been packaged yet? I understand …

[image] Julian Lai: Is the update currently waiting on the maintainer, or is there some technical or policy reason preventing 2026.07.04 from being pushed to Rawhide? Please read the note in Bugzilla which is mentioned here: yt-dlp - Fedora Packages View yt-dlp in the Fedora pack…

[image] Julian Lai: yt-dlp Alse soo https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=3059384 So it is not for not trying.

I don’t understand, none of them are related to 2026.07.04

[image] Why is yt-dlp stuck at old build? Ask Fedora looks relevant? All bugs here: Links the bug report with some additional details.

Fedora's yt-dlp package normally follows upstream releases, but why has the 2026.07.04 release not been packaged yet?

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grumpey (Joe Walker) August 13, 2026, 10:09am 5

Links the bug report with some additional details.

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Fedora's yt-dlp package normally follows upstream releases, but why has the 2026.07.04 release not been packaged yet?

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