In that case, re-running a zypper dup -download-only again or using zypper-upgradedistro with the -resume switch, fixes the issue. I had to download more than 1500 packages to upgrade my system and it’s quite common that during the download process some of them might be updated and get replaced by a new version. Indeed, in a second instance, I would go through all of them and see, one by one, whether or not is possible to fix them or uninstall these packages completely.
texlive-graphics didn’t satisfy all the dependencies.įor all of them I accepted to install the packages anyway, just to don’t break other dependencies.Īs I already said, would be better to keep enabled only the main repositories and reinstall later all the other third-part packages, but daring to ignore that recommendation must face similar issues, which is fine for me. the rubygem-qml package couldn’t find a Qt5 library. the gimp-plugin-resynthesizer from the Graphics repository required the gimp-plugin-python package. URL fixed using the suggested_url × Package upgradeĪfter fixing all the failing repo URLs references I had some complaints about four packages: Having a lot of enabled repositories with that problem, this procedure has been pretty boring, that’s why I am planning to introduce a new switch (perhaps –accept-suggestions) to automatically accepts all the suggested_url without manual intervention. Url = priority = 99 enabled = Yes status = Not Found hint = Override with this one suggested_url = Disable the repository by putting the enabled status to 'No'. Change the provider for the related installed packages # in the fields below or find it manually starting from the old_url. Name = openSUSE_Leap_15.4_Devel:Languages:Ruby:Extensions alias = openSUSE_Leap_15.4_Devel:Languages:Ruby:Extensions old_url = # The interpolated URL is invalid, try overriding it with the one suggested
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