Bugzilla – Bug 202379
Consider delta rpms when computing expected downloadsize
Last modified: 2013-09-09 10:35:08 UTC
after updating to the current libzypp test update i see size: 983 MB to download all 10.1-x86_64 (minus the zypp update). Then it starts installing with deltas and patch rpms which likely has much less download size.
Created attachment 97409 [details] YaST2.tar.bz2
note: ftp.uni-kl.de is actually grape.suse.de which uses you.suse.de so this logs were done using the YOU.suse.de repo.
I'm not sure if it's possible to know whether a delta/patch will be used in advance (before starting update). Michael, any idea?
Whether a delta/patch is used is determined when the package is actually provided. Of course one could do a more optimistic guess, but a package/source can't do this based on it's own metadata. At least target/rpm access is required. It might be easier to solve this post 10.2 (new pool layout).
Michael, has something changed regarding to patch/delta RPMs in 10.3 with the new libzypp?
No, we still show the worst case.
10.1 ---> 11.0 :) Closing as LATER (after 10.3)
reopening after 10.3
We need a support in libzypp first, reassigning...
*** Bug 193708 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
We stay with the pessimistic guess and count the whole package.