On Thursday, November 01, 2012 04:03 PM, Onuralp SEZER wrote:
http://fpaste.org/5mbi/
2 days ago It was just a "libvirt" package but now gnome and empathy
packages also broken too.
You're using the -testing repositories. Packages get pushed there,
unpushed, downgraded,...
If, for example, libfoobar-1 is in fedora and libfoobar-2 is pushed to
updates-testing, and you update to it, then it gets unpushed because it
was found that it is too broken. From now on, the latest version of
libfoobar in the repositories is libfoobar-1, but on your machine it is
libfoobar-2.
Later on, somebody pushes an update to baz which builds against
libfoobar-1, you will get this kind of broken dependency issues.
That's expected with testing repositories.
When you're running with updates-testing enabled (or Rawhide), don't use
"yum update", use "yum distro-sync" instead, as that will both upgrade
and downgrade the packages, so that your machine is always consistent
with what is in the repositories.
--
Mathieu
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