Kevin Fenzi wrote:
> I suspect this is caused by the 'rpmconf' plugin ?
>
> sudo dnf remove python3-dnf-plugins-extras-rpmconf
IMHO, this kind of plugins (also the snapper one) really ought to ship off
by default and require a config file entry to explicitly enable. The mere
act of installing a package must not change the behavior of such a core tool
in this way. In combination with the allowance for users installing signed
packages in PackageKit, this can even be argued to be a security issue.
Kevin Kofler
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