Felix Miata wrote:
I know that's normal, but still the feature request was technically filed against 11.0. And, one never knows what "feature" will get slipped in as or in a "bugfix" for a released product. AFAICT, this is not all that uncommon when a "bugfix" is a product of upstream.
We do often fixes in current version, and mark the bug as fixed in older versions.
Since it apparently hasn't been and won't be added to 11.0, I'll just have to remember to keep using Smart instead of Zypper on 11.0 systems, something I failed to remember today. It's annoying to not be able to stick to one package manager. :-(
I understand your frustration. I can't get convinced though that a backport is worth the priority. - Either the system is non critical and you don't change kernels (I mean kernel versions) like end-users do - We can reasonable assume a SUSE kernel update will work. - If you run a critical system, you would not change the kernel on a the production system. Duncan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org