Hi, Currently, distro-import seems to include obsoleted packages in a consolidations incorporation. This means that for software that has been obsoleted in Solaris, like PostgreSQL, it's impossible to install packages from an alternate repository using the same name. (unless they happen to have exactly the same version as well)
I can see the point of constraining software to certain versions using incorporations, but is there any point in doing this for packages that explicitly -don't- include any software anymore? Onno
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