Baptiste Daroussin wrote on 06/28/2016 12:33:
On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 12:16:17PM +0200, Miroslav Lachman wrote:
I searched the man pages but cannot find the answer.
If we have machine with packages installed from more than one repository and
one day we want to use some already installed packages from another
repository, is there any easy way of switching this packages to another
repo?
[...]
Now we need to switch all packages from testing repo "redmine320" to
production repo "codelab".
Is there any other way instead of manual deinstall and reinstall of all
those packages?
# remove the "repository" annotation
pkg annotate -D expat repository
# add the new one
pkg annotate -A expat repository codelab
For convenience we could allow to overrite an existing one, but we do not yet
Modification with pkg annotate -M works for me!
# pkg annotate -M rubygem-web-console repository codelab
rubygem-web-console-2.3.0: Change annotation tagged: repository to new
value: codelab? [y/N]: y
rubygem-web-console-2.3.0: Modified annotation tagged: repository
# pkg annotate -S rubygem-web-console repository
rubygem-web-console-2.3.0: Tag: repository Value: codelab
I switched all repo "redmine320" packages to repository "codelab" with
following command (not so elegant)
# pkg query '%R %n' | awk '$1 == "redmine320" { print $2 }' | xargs
-L1 -J % pkg annotate -y -M % repository codelab
Thank you Bapt and Franco!
Miroslav Lachman
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