seth vidal wrote:
It's either too late or night or I'm losing my mind:
For cases where matching case insensitively nor matching against a
subset of packages from any given sack are not at issue why are we using
packages.parsePackages() vs just using sackobject.matchPackageNames()
Specifically in the cases of:
install()
remove()
update()
I don't remember having this conversation before so I'm thinking some of
it just legacy hang-around. I know why parsePackages exists - it's so we
can case insensitive matches - but we're never going to do that for
update/install/remove so that doesn't matter.
Am I losing my mind?
-sv
I dived into the code, it looks like the two method is doing the same
thing, implemented in a little differnt way ( matchPackageNames() is
using sets and parsePackages() is using directories) and parsePackages()
has a case sensitivity option.
I did a little searching of the usage of the methods.
Both are used in both cli.py and different yum-utils.
Tim
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