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Daniel Hilst
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PR #62 review raised two build-side problems: 1. The child builders installed each freshly built RPM onto the build host ("dnf -y install" + a run smoke). Because mockbuild-all builds el8/el9/el10 on one host, this installs a foreign-EL RPM into the host RPM database and corrupts it. The real install-and-run verification already happens in the CI Test phase (cluster-test.pl boots a matching MN and installs xCAT + the freshly built xcat-dep there), so the host-side smoke was redundant. Remove the install/smoke step from every builder and the perl aggregate builder, and drop the now-dead --skip-install flag (builders, mockbuild-all.pl, and the pipeline invocations). The perl builder's --jobs 1 throttle existed only to avoid host dnf-lock contention during that install, so it goes too (perl packages build in parallel again). Also drop goconserver's now-unused run_rc. 2. build_mock_uniqueext truncated the run id by keeping the LAST 24 chars, which for the 7-char "ppc64le" arch dropped the leading EL digit -- so alma+epel-{8,9,10}-ppc64le collapsed to the same run part. goconserver compiles every EL in the el10 chroot (build_cfg rewritten to -10-), so the chroot name is identical across the three ELs and the uniqueext was the only thing keeping their mock roots apart: with parallel targets the three ppc goconserver builds raced in one root. Keep a readable leading token AND append a short digest of the full id so distinct ids always yield distinct uniqueext. Moved the helper into MockBuildUtils.pm and added fixtures (distinct per EL on a long run id, both arches, determinism). Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>