Repos have a mixture of 14.1.5-1 and 14.1.5-2 packages. For some, both versions
are present. For others, it looks like only 14.1.5-1. On the currently active
installation, it proposed to upgrade from 14.1.4 to 14.1.5-1, but I already had
14.1.5-2 in my LAN cache. I force installation of trinity-kdelibs 14.1.5-2 with
rpm, then did an otherwise normal zypper zup, and only kdelibs is at 14.1.5-2.
My LAN server cache timestamps for the 14.1.5-2 packages are mostly if not all 26
Nov. Some 14.1.5-1 packages are timestamped today, while others are 13 Nov. This
suggests after a previous dup on a different host I was able to get 14.1.5-2
packages installed, and then remove from the cache the 14.1.5-1s for which a
14.1.5-2 was present, thus explaining today timestamps for other 14.1.5-1
packages. I tried another dup using the alternate repo URL (a.t.n vs. m.p.t.o),
but it changed nothing, still only tdelibs @14.1.5-2.
Are the 14.1.5-2 packages obsolete now? Timestamps (EST/UCT-0500) on mirrors
suggest not, with 8 Nov for 14.1.5-1 packages, and 24 Nov for 14.1.5-2 packages.
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