On Wednesday 06 June 2007 16:29:42 Orion Poplawski wrote: > I'd a tool that will take an anaconda kickstart file as input (along > with the standard released comps-f7.xml) and generate a new comps.xml > file with only the groups and packages specified in the kickstart file > present in the output comps.xml. > > I've started working on this but my python sucks (and it makes sense for > this to be in python since all the other distro tools are). Is anyone > interested in helping with this? I think the main thing I need is some > example code that uses libxml2 (or something) to read in the comps.xml, > make changes, and then write out a new one. So what use is this? Are you just trying to change the group names and such? Change which are mandatory/default/optional? The comps file you use can list WAY more packages than what you include in a spin. yum et al are smart enough to not offer you things that are in comps that aren't in the repodata. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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