hi,
i am puzzeld by this behaviour of conary:
# conary updateall
No troves found matching: padevchooser
# conary erase padevchooser
Erase padevchooser(:data :runtime)=0.9.4-5-1
# conary updateall
No troves found matching: seed
# conary erase seed
Erase seed(:data :lib :runtime)=2.31.91-2-6[~!builddocs]
# conary updateall
libbonoboui was not found on path foresight.rpath.org@fl:2-qa (Closest
alternate flavors found: [ is: x86_64])
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase 'libbonoboui[~!builddocs is: x86]')
# conary updateall
libgnomecanvas was not found on path foresight.rpath.org@fl:2-qa (Closest
alternate flavors found: [is: x86_64])
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase 'libgnomecanvas[~!builddocs is: x86]')
# conary updateall
pygobject:data was not found on path foresight.rpath.org@fl:2-qa (Closest
alternate flavors found: [is: x86_64])
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove lines
erase 'pygobject:data[~!builddocs is: x86]'
erase 'pygobject:doc[~!builddocs is: x86]'
erase 'pygobject:runtime[~!builddocs is: x86]')
# conary updateall
seed:doc was not found
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase 'seed:doc[~!builddocs is: x86_64]')
# conary updateall
padevchooser was not found
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase padevchooser)
# conary updateall
seed was not found
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase seed)
now i can understand conary complaining about install lines which point
to non-existing packages.
i can also get why it would complain about erase lines, if i put them
there manually (by editing the system-model)
but i do not get why it can't handle removal of packages that are not
mentioned in the system model (padevchooser was not mentioned), seed was
only in there as seed:doc. ardour (see below) was not mentioned either.
i am also wondering, if errors about bogus erase lines could be turned
into a warning, or ignored. (if i don't want a package, and it's removed
from the groups, then i have to remove it from system-model, and then it
is added back into groups, then suddenly the package will be installed
again, and i have to remove it again manually, whereas if the erase-line
would stay, it would be gone for good)
and further, it would be nice if conary could list all problems in
system model all at once and not make me run updateall 8 times.
on my laptop i got his simpler case:
# conary updateall
No troves found matching: ardour
# conary erase ardour
Erase ardour(:config :data :lib :runtime)=2.8.11-1-1
Erase slv2(:lib)=0.6.6-4-2
# conary updateall
wireshark was not found
# conary erase wireshark
Erase info-wireshark(:group)=1-1-1
Erase wireshark(:runtime)=1.6.10-1-1
# conary updateall
wireshark was not found
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove lines
install wireshark:runtime
erase wireshark
erase wireshark
(i removed lines by commenting them with # and at the time of writing
this email i can't remember if one of those wireshark lines was already
commented out or not. one of the erase lines was in the middle of the
file, the other at the end))
# conary updateall
ardour was not found
# vim /etc/conary/system-model
(remove line
erase ardour)
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