Hi, I've a question concerning show-installed (from yum-utils). This seems perfect to me to get a comprehensive list of all packages. As far as I can see it uses returnLeafNodes() which works for most cases, I've found just one point where it doesn't work as expected. (in my opinion)
I have two packages (or perhaps some more) which reference each other (circular reference), neither of them is shown up in this list, because they are both no leaf-node. How would I adjust show-installed the best way? I've thought about implementing something similar what "repoquery --installed --whatrequires --recursive" does and looking for a self reference in there and adding found packages to the list. But I think this would have great impact on performance of the script, are there any better ways? A build-in function, another yum-util, which could list circular referenced packages? I'm developer myself, but completely new to yum-api and python, so please keep this in mind. Thanks, Harald
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