On Jan 11, 2009, at 8:02 PM, Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
This patch allows rebranding by excluding all other packages we know
about, using the PRODUCTSTR (instead of adding a --logopkg option).
Looks mostly good, just one question...
+# The other -release and -logos packages will need to be excluded
+for pkg in fedora redhat generic; do
+ if [ "$pkg" != "$brandpkgname" ]; then
+ EXCLUDEPKGS="$EXCLUDEPKGS ${pkg}-release ${pkg}-logos"
+ fi
+done
Do these actually need to be excluded now? I think that with recent
yum (which we end up depending on anyway), if you have a package set
which includes
fedora-release
generic-release
and then you explicitly specify to install 'generic-release', provides
which generic-release can do will get used "first" and then we'd only
fall back to fedora-release if there was a provide which couldn't be
satisfied.
Jeremy
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