From aa33b50c375fc3159581f8f1ec328570ea406ce3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Colin Walters Date: Jul 25 2017 17:20:29 +0000 Subject: issues: Also note rpm-ostree There are three package managers in Fedora; add `rpm-ostree` to this list, which is the other one used by Atomic Host. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters --- diff --git a/source/prototype/boltron/issues.rst b/source/prototype/boltron/issues.rst index 63c7c56..054566c 100644 --- a/source/prototype/boltron/issues.rst +++ b/source/prototype/boltron/issues.rst @@ -18,10 +18,10 @@ DNF doesn't show some modules as installed This is specificaly about the `base-runtime`, `shared-userspace`, and `dnf` modules. The packages from these modules are avilable, but the `dnf module list --installed` won't list them. -Microdnf doesn't support modules +Microdnf and rpm-ostree don't support modules ................................ -Microdnf is a lightweight version of dnf written it C, so it doesn't depend on Python. It supports only the basic commands like install. Right now, it doesn't support modules, so the full version of DNF needs to be used. +Besides `dnf`, there are two other package managers in Fedora. Both `microdnf` and `rpm-ostree` use `libdnf`, which does not yet support modules. If you're building a container, use the non-minimal image. A future version of Atomic Host's `rpm-ostree` package layering may support modules. Update command is `dnf module update`, not `dnf update` .......................................................