Hi all,
(I tried to post a trac ticket but got a permissions issue...)
Basically, if I have package foo that requires package bar version 1, and version 2 is available in the repository, I would expect yum's dependency resolution to simply hold bar back at version 1. What happens instead is when I try to run a yum update, yum finds the newer version of bar, realizes that it will break foo's requirement, and gives up (suggesting I re-run with --skip-broken).
It's possible to work around this by installing the versionlock plugin and using that to blacklist newer versions of bar, but I feel like yum should just resolve the dependency tree.
(I can give reproduction steps if needed but I don't want to spam the list.)
Thank you,
Jonathan
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