it seems that urpmq --requires-recursive doesn't always give a complete picture of what would be installed if you'd urpmi something. this one seems to be because it can't seem to follow a "choice" completely. imho urpmq should follow what --auto would do for urpmi since it would make results of urpmq more in line to what urpmi would do. (which is imho what you're using this for.) as you can see from below example, bootsplash is apparenlty not required for task-kde4-minimal, but it is, if you follow the choices. (since kernel is required for bootsplash, it follows that task-kde4-minimal actually requires kernel, even though you can't see that with --requires-recursive; which in my chrooted environment is not what i wanted...) reproducing steps: (prepare clean chroot for testing) [ ]# mkdir /chroot [ ]# urpmi.addmedia --urpmi-root /chroot --distrib --mirrorlist '$MIRRORLIST' [ ]# urpmi --no-suggests --urpmi-root /chroot basesystem-minimal locales-en urpmi (testing) [ ]# urpmq --urpmi-root /chroot --no-suggests --requires-recursive task-kde4-minimal | grep kde4-config netbook-kde4-config|Default-kde4-config [ ]# urpmq --urpmi-root /chroot --no-suggests --requires-recursive Default-kde4-config | grep bootsplash bootsplash [ ]# urpmq --urpmi-root /chroot --no-suggests --requires-recursive netbook-kde4-config | grep bootsplash bootsplash [ ]# urpmq --urpmi-root /chroot --no-suggests --requires-recursive task-kde4-minimal | grep bootsplash [ ]#
This bug will affect QA dependency checking script/process too which could lead to false positives being asked to be linked from release media to updates unnecessarily for bug 2317, or worse - false negatives leading to failed upgrades from mandriva or not being able to select updates in mageia if any are missed.
Assignee: bugsquad => thierry.vignaud
CC: (none) => davidwhodgins
bumping and putting in higher priority, i guess there is no maintainer for this?
Priority: Normal => High
Priority: High => Normal
tracked at https://bugs.launchpad.net/rpm/+bug/913224
CC: (none) => n3npq
3 monthly ping
CC: (none) => marja11
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it seems to me that the choices are just being ignored... perhaps it should ask which one, and allow --auto as well to not ask.
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Version: 1 => Cauldron
works for me as of perl-URPM-4.27 + urpmi-7.23
Keywords: (none) => NEEDINFO
No comments for ever. Obviously there is no need to keep open. Housekeeping wins.
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDCC: (none) => nicResolution: (none) => OLD