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* In comps.xml, some groups are marked ''<default>true</default>'', others are marked ''<default>True</default>''. | # Get the comps groups from yum.comps.groups | ||
# Iterate the groups and get the default groups, the non-default groups, and the non-default @*-support groups | |||
Note that the former doesn't allow itself to be compared in Python '''if''' statements, and you need to ''bool(group.default)''. | ## In comps.xml, some groups are marked ''<default>true</default>'', others are marked ''<default>True</default>''. Note that the former doesn't allow itself to be compared in Python '''if''' statements, and you need to ''bool(group.default)''. | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 15 December 2008
Package Ordering
Some notes on how package ordering should work. These notes attempt to use the least amount of discs in case a Next, Next, Finish type installation is performed.
From the Installer perspective
- Install all groups marked default in comps.xml
- Use scripts/find-default-groups.py to discover which groups are marked as default
- Install any of the available categories of groups, listed in installclasses/fedora.py
- These categories contain lists of groups to be added to the installation
- Customize the installation
The Selection of Packages from Groups
- From the groups selected, default packages are selected.
- Optional packages from the group may have been pulled in, which appear as "unselected" in the group.
Default packages from default groups are selected when a Next, Next, Finish type installation is performed
In Python Code
- Get the comps groups from yum.comps.groups
- Iterate the groups and get the default groups, the non-default groups, and the non-default @*-support groups
- In comps.xml, some groups are marked <default>true</default>, others are marked <default>True</default>. Note that the former doesn't allow itself to be compared in Python if statements, and you need to bool(group.default).
