Not really happy with smart
Ben Segall
ben77 at aol.com
Sat Dec 17 17:51:52 PST 2005
You can do at least most of what you want. First of all, you probably
want to use smart --shell and feed your commands to stdin to save time
loading and updating the cache.
The command 'flag --show new' will show you new packages in a format
like this:
new
arts = 8:1.5.0-0.1.fc4 at i386
arts-debuginfo = 8:1.5.0-0.1.fc4 at i386
arts-devel = 8:1.5.0-0.1.fc4 at i386
gdesklets = 0.35.2-22.fc4 at i386
However this will show all new packages, not just new upgrades. You
could then do a 'query --installed' and take the intersection of these
two sets or do a separate query for each one. I don't see a built in way
of just finding packages that are upgrades other than running an upgrade
command.
The channel commands are the way to enable and disable channels.
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