Latest revision as of 16:37, 12 August 2023

Description

This test case ensures that the pkcon command can effectively search for a package and retrieve its details using the PackageKit.

Ensure that PackageKit is installed and running on your Fedora system.

Open a terminal.
Execute the command pkcon search name firefox to search for the "firefox" package.
Next, identify the package ID for the firefox package from the search results.
Now, execute the command pkcon get-details [PACKAGE_ID] replacing [PACKAGE_ID] with the actual package ID from the previous step to get details about the firefox package.
Execute pkcon get-packages to get list of all available packages.
Execute pkcon remove package to remove packages.
Execute pkcon refresh to refresh cache.

The command pkcon search name firefox returns a list of packages containing the word "firefox".
The firefox package should be among the results listed.
The pkcon get-details [PACKAGE_ID] command should return detailed information about the firefox package including version, size, and description.

Optionally, explore other pkcon commands like installing, updating, and removing packages to check their functionality.

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 # Next, identify the package ID for the firefox package from the search results.
 # Now, execute the command `pkcon get-details [PACKAGE_ID]` replacing `[PACKAGE_ID]` with the actual package ID from the previous step to get details about the firefox package.
-# Execute 'pkcon get-packages' to get list of all available packages.
+# Execute `pkcon get-packages` to get list of all available packages.
+# Execute `pkcon remove package` to remove packages.
+# Execute `pkcon refresh` to refresh cache.
 |results=
 # The command `pkcon search name firefox` returns a list of packages containing the word "firefox".