= bug description =

I'm creating this ticket in order to resolve our customer's problem. We are working on Spacewalk\Red Hat Satellite. One of our customers found a bug that blocks use of feature in Spacewalk\Satellite for synchronizing repositories. The problem he bumped into was occurring only by Fedora 22 Updates repo while syncing erratas.

I did some investigation and found out that there are some inconsistencies in repodata/updateinfo.xml as described below.

= bug analysis =
Fedora 22 Updates repodata: updateinfo.xml
Examples:

===Actual result===
{{{
<update from="updates@fedoraproject.org" status="stable" type="bugfix" version="2.0">
<id>FEDORA-2015-12791</id>
<title>tint2-0.12.2-1.fc22</title>
<updated date="2015-08-11 13:04:12"/>
<rights>Copyright (C) 2015 Red Hat, Inc. and others.</rights>
<release>Fedora 22</release>
<summary>tint2-0.12.2-1.fc22 bugfix update</summary>
...
}}}

===Expected result===
{{{
<update from="updates@fedoraproject.org" status="stable" type="bugfix" version="2.0">
<id>FEDORA-2015-12791</id>
<title>tint2-0.12.2-1.fc22</title>
<issued date="some_date"/>
<updated date="2015-08-11 13:04:12"/>
<rights>Copyright (C) 2015 Red Hat, Inc. and others.</rights>
<release>Fedora 22</release>
<summary>tint2-0.12.2-1.fc22 bugfix update</summary>
...
}}}

In this example there is no "issued date" attribute. We need this attribute for post-processing repository. "Issued date" is critical for us to store informations about erratas.

= fix recommendation =
Add "issued date" attribute to shown example. There might be more records that are missing "issued date".