On 21 May 2002, [iso-8859-15] Fran�ois Pons wrote: > Borsenkow Andrej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I'd like "urpmq -d package" to list all dependencies (recursively) for a > > given package and "urpmq -du package" to skip those that are already > > installed. > > > > At least this looks reasonable. If for some reason urpmq -d is supposed > > to do something different (or to not resolve some dependencies) - how > > can I force it to get full dependency list? > > There could be a bug here, this is the same code as urpmi for resolving > dependencies but since it does not select effectively package, there could be > some difference, I will check for that. >
Yes you are right. The problem is urpmq does not select package to install in case of multiple choices. Iam not sure what can be done except implementing in urpmq the same question "select which package to install" It should not be default, but something like urpmq -I ... hmm... really do not know. What others think - is it useful? -andrej
