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A new Ansible module pulp_repo_name_migration.py (~1430 lines) has been introduced to automatically migrate Pulp repository names from the old format
to the new <os_type><os_version> format (e.g. x86_64_baseos becomes x86_64_rhel_10.0_baseos). It handles RPM, File, and Python repo types — creating
new-format repos, copying content, updating distributions and status CSVs, and cleaning up stale old-format entities, all with dry-run support and partial-migration
recovery.
In local_repo_config.yml and all per-software .json config files, repo entries now use short names only (e.g. baseos, docker-ce) without the architecture prefix —
the full Pulp name is constructed automatically at runtime by build_repo_name() using the arch, OS type, and OS version from software_config.json.