Package foo has been replaced by foobar. The foobar package provides foo. So, thinkin that I was doing this right, I added these lines to the spec file
Obsoletes: foo Provides: foo
Now... I am having issues because it looks like other packages that compile against or use foobar are finding files from foo......
So how does one cleanly upgrade a package when the package name has changed but the package still serves the same function?
Cheers
Mike
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