Am i reading correctly that require-origin doesn't pull in a package,
but requires a minimum level if that package is present? If so, the text
in depend.py lines 59-62 might make that a little clearer.
depend.py:
lines 201: Documentation of what the parameters are would be nice.
201-233: Maybe I'm missing something but it seems like errors is always
either an empty list or a list containing exactly one element? Using a
list in that case seems strange.
318: nit s/applie/applies
There's also integration that needs to be done with pkgdep to make it
play nice with these new dependency types (mostly I think it means
taking into account and potentially generating require-any
dependencies). I can take that on as an RFE in the future.
Thanks,
Brock
On 09/17/10 01:14 PM, Bart Smaalders wrote:
This is the fix for:
16327 New dependency types desired
It adds three new dependency types:
require-conditional - dependency on minimum version of specified package
if predicate package is installed at specified version or newer.
This
require-any - dependency on minimum version of any of the specified
packages.
require-origin - specified package must be at this version or newer
in order to install this package; if root-image=true, dependency is
on version installed in / rather than image being modified.
http://cr.opensolaris.org/~barts/16327/
- Bart
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