19.11.09, 08:00, "Paul Howarth" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx>: > > When I do "yum downgrade program-0.0.1", it breaks due to unresolved > > dependencie :( But when I type "yum downgrade program-0.0.1 > > lib-0.0.1" - everything is fine, I can downgrade it. Why? No, not > > like that. WHY?!? yum doesn't make depsolve? :) Is there any chances > > to make me happy? May be some unofficial patches? > > Not the answer you're looking for, but an approach often used for > libraries is to package compat-lib-0.0.1, which can be installed at the > same time as lib-0.0.2. A downgrade of program-0.0.2 to program-0.0.1 > would then be able to pull in compat-lib-0.0.1 to satisfy the > dependency. > > Paul. Thank you, Paul, for the solution, but in my case it will physically hurt me :) Let me explain. We build our software too often, three-four times per week, and "program" version N depends on many-many libraries version N (the exact same version). So in our repository there are hundred programs and libraries of different versions. So now, when I want to roll back, I have to do: yum downgrade program-0.0.1 lib1-0.0.1 lib2-0.0.1 ..... lib10-0.0.1. And I do not really want to make 10-15 compat-libs every time, when we build our software. But thank you for trying to support, I appreciate this. _______________________________________________ Yum mailing list Yum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.baseurl.org/mailman/listinfo/yum
