On 5 Nov 2015 11:34 a.m., "Kari Koskinen" <kakoskin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> For the future, I'd like to know if there is a way to go back to the previous behavior, and proceed with an upgrade to a new release, and ignore broken dependencies of existing packages for which no update is available, at the time of the upgrade.
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> Dnf does not allow ignoring the broken dependencies. So there is no way to do updates in the old way using dnf.
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The way I go about this sort of behaviour is a local httpd instance I fire up as a local repo.
My own packages I use mock to build for the new version (heck I've gotten into the habit of using mock for any package building). Then when everything is built correctly pop in a repo that dnf system-upgrade can pick up.
No broken dependencies and everything tested to ensure it builds properly before the upgrade.
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