I've been using Yum for about about 9 months and I must say it's been extremely helpful so far in my environment. I'm using it in the kickstart process to install and upgrade a final set of RPMs after using anaconda to install a small base system. There are however a couple of features I'd like to see added: 1) A rollback feature. I can see from the list that this has been requested before, but I'm not sure of the status of this feature. I'd be happy to have yum support the %_repackage_all_erasures via RPM macros so I could at least manually do a rollback with the rpm --rollback command. 2) The ability to install a particular version instead of just the latest. I support a number of developers who are writing in-house programs. There is a need to install and test a particular version of a RPM depending on what stage of the development/testing cycle we are. Currently we have solved this problem by using the -c option and point to an http location that will only show a particular version of RPM. The drawback is that sometimes you have to do a lot cache cleaning and re-downloading of header information. thanks -Dave Lilly
