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Hello,
As I understand, executing the command "reposync --download-metadata -r amzn2-core -a x86_64" on an Amazon Linux 2 instance doesn't include the primary.sqlite.gz file. Thank you for sharing the machine configuration information in the post.
I replicated a similar scenario in the test environment by launching an Amazon Linux 2 instance and then running the command "reposync --download-metadata -r amzn2-core -a x86_64". After the command execution, I checked in the amzn2-core directory, but didn't find the file "primary.sqlite.gz."
As described in the post, the command used to download the rpms as well as metadata for "amzn2-core" including the primary.sqlite.gz file. Hence, we would need to review the AMI details to perform a test against that AMI and the version of Amazon Linux 2. Since this requires sharing the resource details, please feel free to contact AWS by creating a support case (if not one created already) for further review related to the primary.sqlite.gz metadata file for Amazon Linux 2.
=> Creating support cases and case management - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awssupport/latest/user/case-management.html
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