What | Removed | Added |
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Version | Leap 42.1 | Leap 42.3 |
Whiteboard | [workaround for any OS: see comment #9 and 10] | [workaround for any OS: see comment #9 and 10 and comment #17] |
Flags | needinfo?(ma@suse.com) | |
OS | openSUSE 42.2 | openSUSE 42.3 |
Michael: You said in comment #3 "Keep it open as an RFE". Now the bug has been closed becaused openSUSE 42.1 is at EOL. Do you want to REOPEN it for 42.3 (or for Factory) as an RFE? In the meantime, adding "-t patch -t package" (or vice-versa) on the command-lines for "zypper lu" and "zypper up" looks to me like a satisfactory solution. However, unlike "zypper patch", "zypper up -t patch -t package" simply skips packages for which there is a conflict, rather than asking the user what to do. I suppose this is intentional. What I do is: if "zypper lu -t package -t patch" reports that a patch needs to be installed but that no package can be upgraded, then I run "zypper patch" to see what the conflict is (so I can report the problem to the appropriate developers and/or to Maintenance).