Closed #1189 via #1192.
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Okay, now it should really be covered by #1192.
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Oops, false testing+thinking on my behalf. Too much disturbance in the force
today...
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Why is that cured by #1192? It just changes things for conflicts of installed
packages. My example was about a build requires being satisfied by a provides
of a source package. I think this needs to be fixed in rpmal.c
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> Another thing to test would be a spec file that has a BuildRequires to one of
> the packages it builds. For example, gcc.spec might have a BuildRequires: gcc.
This case is indeed affected too, but also cured by #1192. However the commit
message end comments in the PR are off the mark a bit, I
I wonder if the added provides also can lead to problems if we have a
transaction with both source and binary packages. The provides from the source
packages must not satisfy the dependencies of the binary packages.
Another thing to test would be a spec file that has a BuildRequires to one of
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Ack, I'll look into it. Thanks for reporting.
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This is a regression caused by commit 75ec16e660e784d7897b37cac1a2b9b135825f25.
The provides added to the source rpms will be checked against the dependencies
of the installed packages. Because of this you will get an error if you try to
build an rpm where the package name matches a conflict of
