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Document how to enable and disable repositories #1213
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Oh, is that |
The latter: |
Wouldn't it be nice if And of course, dnf 4 has |
I agree that |
According to more experienced DNF developers, the missing way for enabling/disabling repositories with |
Looks like this was added for |
The way it is exposed in dnf5daemon is not aligned with dnf5, as the config-manager functionality is not exposed in dnf5daemon. |
Yes, this is mentioned in the examples at https://dnf5.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dnf5_plugins/config-manager.8.html :
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While this example isn't for the `repo` command it could be useful to users looking into the man page. For: rpm-software-management#1213
Since |
While this example isn't for the `repo` command it could be useful to users looking into the man page. For: rpm-software-management#1213
While this example isn't for the `repo` command it could be useful to users looking into the man page. For: #1213
For anyone running into this, |
whats the equivalent for something like this: |
That would be: This way it is consistent with the dnf's |
This is awesome and it works, thanks for the reply. From example above I wrongly assumed that each repo needs to be called explicitly in dnf5 |
E.g.
dnf5 repo disable foo
ordnf5 config-manager --set-disabled foo
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