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solv(1)
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:man manual: LIBSOLV
:man source: libsolv
Name
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solv - example package manager based on libsolv
Synopsis
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*solv* install [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* erase [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* list [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* info [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* search [OPTIONS] STRING...
*solv* verify [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* update [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* dist-upgrade [OPTIONS] PKG...
*solv* repolist [OPTIONS]
Description
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The solv tool demos some features of the libsolv library. It is not
meant to replace a real package manager, for example it does not cache
downloaded packages.
*--root* 'ROOTDIR'::
Install packages using 'ROOTDIR' as root of the filesystem. This also
means that the package database of 'ROOTDIR' will be used.
*--clean*::
Also get rid of no longer needed packages when erasing, like libraries
that have been used by the erased packages.
*--best*::
Force usage of the best package (normally the one with the highest
version) for install and update operations.
*--testcase*::
Write a testcase after dependency solving.
The following options can be used to filter the packages. If the
same option is used multiple times, the result is ORed together.
*-i*::
Limit the packages to installed ones.
*-r* 'REPO'::
Limit the packages to the specified repository.
*--arch* 'ARCHITECTURE'::
Limit the packages to the specified package architecture.
*--type* 'TYPE'::
Limit the packages to the specified package type.
Author
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Michael Schroeder <mls@suse.de>
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