Is pulp-certguard still required as a separate plugin?

In the pulp-certguard README it says:

This pulp plugin has been merged into the main pulpcore project.

I’d like to clarify whether we still need to include the pulp-certguard plugin in our image, or if the functionality is already part of pulpcore itself now.

Currently our environment is running with the following plugin versions:

deb:       3.7.0
rpm:       3.32.0
core:      3.85.1
file:      3.85.1
ostree:    2.5.0
certguard: 3.85.1

Should we continue building pulp-certguard into the image, or is it redundant given the merge into pulpcore?

Thanks!

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I forgot the actual version, but yes, that is exactly what happened. Pulp-certguard is an empty package, and the actual code is contained in the pulpcore package.
(The same is true for pulp_file.)

Got it, thanks for clarifying. Just to confirm — if we’re using the latest version of pulpcore and only need to support RPM and DEB repos, then we can simply include those two plugins and exclude all the others from the pulp-minimal image, correct?

deb:       3.7.0
rpm:       3.32.0
core:      3.85.1
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Correct!