If you ask to much about just to have an updated documentation, you become a
bad guy. Fact.
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ok, sorry if i get it like it was too high. I'm not english native and maybe
your answer was not so haughty as i feel it was.
So there is nothing to explain how we are supposed it to work and nothing will
be done in this way. Ok, thank you and have a good rest.
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"all this rehashing... in totally unrelated places... it doesn't fill me with a
desire to help you. It does exact the opposite. You may want to think about
that a bit."
I think we all have the ability to think a little but also to have sympathetic
wills or not to imagine hard things. These are c
@pmatilai It's interesting to know all this history. Thank you for this time
dedicated to the RedHat culture that explains things.
Would it be humanly conceivable to dare to ask that the old online manual can
indicate to which version of librpm it refers, but also to use the same time
possibly t
I'm trying to learn something but it is a lot of time consumed for nothing as
long as official manual online are wrong or missing crucial information (as
whish version the manual is usable with).
I'm asking for RedHat company to provide an updated manual about how to use
there C API and remove e
Hi @pmatilai, from a golang code, i can use a C code. But i'm trying to
understand how to query the database from the rpmlib C API.
For example, i read this documentation: [ftp.rpm looks like official but too
old and i failed to read for whish version it is
valuable](http://ftp.rpm.org/max-rpm/s
@pmatilai Thank you so much, it is awesome and very helpful. So nice, thank you
one thousand time.
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1. What ever politic choice and speach has been done (for good reason, for
sure), do you have an intention to document the API ? (i know it is something
boring to do, but it is so helpfull for users)
2. And / Or take some 5 minutes of your time to provide some help about how to
use it when user
I have rpm-dev and rpm version 4.19.1-1
After to read librpm API from [ftp API access version
4.19.0](http://ftp.rpm.org/api//4.19.0/)
And after to try to learn reading these links below:
- [Jeff's
tuto](https://jfearn.fedorapeople.org/en-US/RPM/4/html/RPM_Guide/index.html)
- [Oregon State Univer
On my side, i just try to build a little application in Golang that would one
day pretend to just show any packages installed (and it is a game to me
actuelly and a kind of learning game in the idea that it can be an utility
added on the next step maybe). When iḿ writing about widely, i mean, wi
Hi @DemiMarie Your comment is interesting from an opinion point of view, even
if the first part is absolutely true and not only an opinion then.
Also, i do consider since rpmlib and rpm are free and open source, it would be
rude to ask for even more in terms of quality if I am not asked for my op
@shanebishop yes, i am refereing to this repo. I can see that the sqlite3
driver is outdated (i think). It should (maybe) use [the mattn one]
(https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3).
But anyway, i consider at final step that the long term and good practice is to
use a cGo code to parse the rpmlib
Ok @pmatilai, actually, even if the simple read call of the database is enough
for my use around 30 signs, it is still better to parse librpm with cGo, for
sure.
I´n not sure about where to find the official librpm API documentation
concerned, and if there is some kind of examples to use to lear
@DemiMarie yes, i was just reading about how to parse C code with cGo to do
that and was reading intensively the librpm code to do so... i finished to read
all the database content without fond any alternative easy way to get some data
from there. It looks like metadata of packages are inside a
Ok, i just have a quick look at the Python code that use the C API parser. The
Python code is really nice and easily readable> The C code request to me a bit
more time than 5 minutes (probably one or two days) to get the point about how
to interface the API, so it is good.
I didn´t find any API
Hi @pmatilai (or any other maintainer that want to talk about that), i want to
create a general kind of package viewer (not to install anything, but just
show) than can embed a lot of other packages managers (not only the one for
ditro, but also for snap and flatpak containers, and language spec
Hi @pmatilai , i want to create a general kind of package viewer (not to
install anything, but just show) than can embed a lot of other packages
managers (not only the one for ditro, but also for snap and flatpak containers,
and language specific packages/modules managers). And iḿ doing this in
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