Motivated by trimming the package set of minimal to be smaller to match its name. But more generally, I think the solution most of the time we hit a "multiple things have a provides" isn't to hardcode what we want, but to exclude what we don't want. Ideally of course...there'd be something like `ProvidesDisfavored: iptables` that `iptables-legacy` could use. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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# The bootc components.
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packages:
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- systemd
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- bootc
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# Required by bootc install, sgdisk has been replaced by Rust crate
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# in bootc https://github.com/containers/bootc/pull/775
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- xfsprogs e2fsprogs dosfstools
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exclude-packages:
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# bootc pulls in podman, which pulls in containers-common, which wants
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# `iptables`. That may pull in iptables-legacy which we don't want;
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# we want iptables-nft to win the Provides by default
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- iptables-legacy
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# Exclude kernel-debug-core to make sure that it doesn't somehow get
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# chosen as the package to satisfy the `kernel-core` dependency from
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# the kernel package.
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- kernel-debug-core
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