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[opensuse-packaging] RPM transactions
- From: Cristian Morales Vega <cmorve69@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2010 20:32:27 +0200
- Message-id: <AANLkTin2RWrY8On865g5I-PhGlK3V-QDrYazzB0ieg9B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
We don't call gtk-update-icon-cache in scriplets since calling it
after every package install would make the distro installation very
long. I understand we can't call it in %post, but exactly why can't we
call it from %posttrans?
Isn't the whole distribution installation a single RPM transaction? If
no, what's exactly a RPM transaction? After installation, if ZYpp
commit.downloadMode is set to DownloadInAdvance or DownloadInHeaps
doesn't this reduces also the number of transactions (to just one in
the case of DownloadInAdvance)?
There is still the problem of uninstall, but I don't expect users to
uninstall a lot of packages at the same time.
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after every package install would make the distro installation very
long. I understand we can't call it in %post, but exactly why can't we
call it from %posttrans?
Isn't the whole distribution installation a single RPM transaction? If
no, what's exactly a RPM transaction? After installation, if ZYpp
commit.downloadMode is set to DownloadInAdvance or DownloadInHeaps
doesn't this reduces also the number of transactions (to just one in
the case of DownloadInAdvance)?
There is still the problem of uninstall, but I don't expect users to
uninstall a lot of packages at the same time.
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