Created attachment 851501 [details]
Screenshot from sway install on minimal system

There are a package and a pattern which are both called `sway`. If one attempts
to install the sway package, the pattern unintentionally gets installed.

Reproduce:
- install Tumbleweed, choose server install (to get minimal system)
- modify `/etc/zypp/zypp.conf`: `solver.onlyRequires = true`
- modify `/etc/zypp/zypper.conf`: `installRecommends = no`
- run dist-upgrade
- run `zypper install sway`

This will attempt to install the sway _pattern_ (with 196 packages, consuming
343 MiB).

For comparison, an i3 installation attempt on the same (minimal) system
attempts to install 23 packages, weighing only 6.9 MiB.

I tried to install sway package (instead of pattern) explicitly with `zypper
install --type package sway`, but this yields the same result as omitting the
switch.

My assumption is that the identical names for pattern and package cause
unintended behavior.