> so I think that could be kinda cool to do. > it'd also be useful for doing things like > > yum queue install foo > yum queue remove bar > yum queue update baz > > yum queue check > yum queue run > so after writing this I thought about it a little bit and came up with the following mockup of how it might work: yum queue: # yum-queue install foo reading queue added 'install foo' to queue 1 command(s) in the queue # yum-queue remove bar reading queue added 'remove bar' to queue 2 command(s) in the queue # yum-queue update baz reading queue added 'update baz' to queue 3 command(s) in the queue # yum-queue groupupdate "my special group" reading queue added 'groupupdate "my special group" to queue 4 command(s) in the queue # yum-queue --remove "update baz" reading queue removed 'update baz' from queue 3 command(s) in the queue # yum-queue --list reading queue Queue: install foo remove bar groupupdate "my special group" # yum-queue emerge quux Error: no such command 'emerge' # yum run-queue ... ... ... etc thoughts?? -sv
