Open stdevel opened 2 years ago
@stdevel os.updates are specific to some operating systems, eg. suse linux since they ship some updates that are not part of the normal package update. Debian / Ubuntu do all their updates incl. kernel via normal packages updates. What would you expect to return from this resource on Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS or Fedora?
Hi @chris-rock,
totally understand your point. My main use-case was checking whether there are outstanding critical security fixes (CVEs), but I figured out in the meantime that this is already part of the Platform Vulnerability Policy
:
On the other hand some users might find it useful to check for having particular patches installed. Most package managers (such as dnf
and zypper
) offer capabilities for reading patch meta information - e.g. show security patches only. It might be nice to have the possibility to use them.
What do you think?
@stdevel Interesting. Do you have some time to chat about you use case? Would love to ask a few questions.
Hi @chris-rock, sorry for the late reply - I just sent you an mail with contact details. Feel free to ping me! :)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It looks like
os.updates
can't detect the Fedora 36 and Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS package manager:The
packages
resource on the other hand seems to work:Describe the solution you'd like The OS update resource should work like for other distros. General Pop!_OS support was implemented in mondoohq/client#126.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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