Hi, I have a situation which I'm trying to understand the nature of and if there is any resolution. Let's say I have two versions of a package named widgit in a repo, widgit-1.0.0 and widgit-1.3.0. They both provide libwidgit.so.1(). Then let's say I have a package foo which Requires: widgit = 1.0.0 and also Requires: bar. bar Requires libwidgit.so.1() and is also in the repo. If I try to install foo, yum seems unable to reconcile that widgit- 1.0.0 satisfies both foo and bar and instead seems to want to try to install widgit-1.3.0, I assume to satisfy bar's Requires: libwidgit.so.1() (without consideration of foo's constraint) which of course conflicts with foo's Requires: widgit = 1.0.0. I note that dnf seems smart enough to figure this all out though. Is this just a limitation of yum that I am not going to be able to get past? Cheers, b.
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