Issue:
When using OPI to add the Packman repository to openSUSE Slowroll, it assigns a priority of 90. This configuration can cause potential conflicts since the update-slowroll repository is assigned a priority of 80 by default when using the zypp services if the openSUSE-repos-Slowroll package is installed.
Steps to Reproduce:
Install OPI on openSUSE Slowroll.
Add the Packman repository with OPI.
Check the priority assigned to the Packman repository.
Expected Behavior:
The Packman repository should be added with a priority of 70, as suggested by the official openSUSE Slowroll documentation.
Actual Behavior:
The Packman repository is added with a priority of 90, which is lower than the update-slowroll repository's priority of 80, leading to potential update conflicts.
Proposed Solution:
Modify OPI to add the Packman repository with a priority of 70 to match the recommendations on the openSUSE site.
asdil12
commented
1 month ago
Bug Report Description
Issue: When using OPI to add the Packman repository to openSUSE Slowroll, it assigns a priority of 90. This configuration can cause potential conflicts since the
update-slowrollrepository is assigned a priority of 80 by default when using the zypp services if theopenSUSE-repos-Slowrollpackage is installed.Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The Packman repository should be added with a priority of 70, as suggested by the official openSUSE Slowroll documentation.
Actual Behavior: The Packman repository is added with a priority of 90, which is lower than the
update-slowrollrepository's priority of 80, leading to potential update conflicts.Proposed Solution: Modify OPI to add the Packman repository with a priority of 70 to match the recommendations on the openSUSE site.
Additional Information: