Jan Kupec wrote:
But then we should explicitly state that we support these values (zypper now says you must use 1-99).
j.
No, we document the spec, not the implementation. Actually the spec right now has a conflict between yum and smart: YUM: With the plugin enabled, you can add priorities to repositories by adding the line: priority=N to a repository entry, where /N/ is an integer number from 1 to 99. The default priority for repositories is 99. The repositories with the lowest priority number have the highest priority. Usually, it is best to give at least the CentOS /base/ and /update/ repositories a very high priority. In the following example of the *CentOS-Base.repo* file, the CentOS /base/ and /update/ repositories are given the highest possible priority (1): Smart: Usage: smart priority [options] This command allows changing the priority of given packages. Packages with higher priorities are considered a better option even when package versions state otherwise. Using priorities one may avoid unwanted upgrades, force downgrades, select packages in given channels as preferential, and other kinds of interesting setups. When a package has no explicit priority, the channel priority is used. The channel priority may be changed using the 'channel' command, and defaults to 0 when not set. Notice that negatives priorities must be preceded by '--' in the command line, otherwise they'll be interpreted as command line options. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: zypp-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: zypp-devel+help@opensuse.org