Comment # 12 on bug 1228759 from Michal Suchanek

An optional support for sdboot was added to suse-module-tools in Factory
recently.

suse-module-tools and suse-module-tools-scriptlets are used from kernel-default
and kernel-longterm rpm scripts, and the kernel depends on them.

The scripts in turn detect if sdbootutil is installed, and if so enable the
sdboot features.

However, when systemd is being upgraded in the same transaction as the kernel
the sdboot tools might be in inconsistent state when the kernel rpm scripts run
- the systemd library is upgraded but the systemd-sdboot is not.

Presumably this is because suse-module-tools and suse-module-tools-scriptlets
declare no rpm dependency on sdbootutil and only detect sdboot support at
runtime.

What is the correct dependency to declare on sdbootutil to make sure it is in
consistent state when installed?