Le Mer 6 février 2008 07:02, Andrew Farris a écrit : > So achieving two understandings of groupremove is not then possible > without more > metadata, because it is ambiguous whether a group is installed > intentionally or > happens to be 'installed' incidentally. Thank you for pointing out > the root > issue with making it happen. If you want a user-meaningful groupremove, you need to track package "origin" (was its install explicitely required by the user, was it installed through a specific group install, was it installed as part of a multi-group install, what was its repo origin, etc) Then you can implement all sort of smart groupremove strategies in yum plugins (taking into account stuff like protectbase, etc), with one hopefully emerging in a few years as the right heuristic to move into yum itself. At this stage I don't think we have enough data to judge the right user-friendly strategy. -- Nicolas Mailhot -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
