On Wed, 15 Aug 2012, Nathan wrote:
Is there some way to see at least a summary of why a package is being updated?
In Gentoo, for example, every updated ebuild has changelog notes
summarizing what/why/how the update is different than the previous
version, and you can view them by running something like 'emerge
--pretend --changelog (some-package)'.
Is there anything like that for yum? Specifically, I'm interested in
what's changing in minor kernel updates, but it would be nice to find
a way to do this with any package so I don't have to rely on Google so
much.
~ Nathan
I know that you asked about yum but rpm can do it
rpm -q --changlog <some installed package>
or
rpm -qp --changlog <some rpm>
-Connie Sieh
