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so just mentioning the require field in spec file is enough ?
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so just mentioning the require field in spec file is enough ?

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so yum will automatically look for the dependencies in its configured repositories and if it finds,<br />
It will either update it or install it.<br />
Also one more thing i want to know is , how to see what rpms are in the yum repositories so as to specify the correct name in the require fields.
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so yum will automatically look for the dependencies in its configured repositories and if it finds,
It will either update it or install it.
Also one more thing i want to know is , how to see what rpms are in the yum repositories so as to specify the correct name in the require fields.

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HI,<br />
I have created an rpm spec file which has two require tags like :<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28745159-1">Requires: maven &gt;= 3.0.5
Requires: java &gt;= 1:1.8</code></pre>
Although if any of maven or java is of lesser version the installation fails.<br />
But how can i make it automatically download or upgrade also ?<br />
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Thanks
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HI,
I have created an rpm spec file which has two require tags like :

(CODE)
Although if any of maven or java is of lesser version the installation fails.
But how can i make it automatically download or upgrade also ?

Thanks

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