On 06/23/2014 07:35 PM, Mattia Verga wrote:
If yum history showed that a protection for critical packages is useful and appreciated by the majority, why the yum replacement shouldn't implement that protection saying it's unuseful?
I'd go into a different direction: The fact, yum had such a protection, has prevented users from going through the learning curve of having to experience such incidents.
That said, yum's protection mechanims to me is a fuse, like the electrical fuse in your house, which you'll hardly notice and are likely to consider superflous, until you one day realize it already has safed your life multiple times.
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