Ken Brown writes:
> I created a test repo with packages A, B, and C. I made A require foo (not a
> package), and I made B and C provide foo. The attached script does all this
> [**]. I then ran setup and selected A for installation.
That really only makes sense if several packages provide the same
feature(s). So we'd need to bolt on a feature space in setup as well.
> The result was that libsolv simply chose B for installation, and setup showed
> this in the "Confirm" dialog. What I expected was that libsolv would report
> a
> problem ("A requires foo but no selected or installed packages provide it"),
> with two possible solutions ("Install B or C"). Is that expectation
> unreasonable?
Zypper would present you with a list of several potential solutions and
let you (incrementally if necessary) pick one of them. I doubt that
will work nicely with the current setup UI.
Regards,
Achim.
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