# dnf-repo A wrapper of the dnf package manager for fine control of enabled/disabled yum repos (eg coprs). DNF is not terribly fast at handling repos partly because it likes to refresh the cached repodata frequently. So it can be advantageous to disable smaller repos by default and only enable them as needed (eg periodically). This tool can temporarily enable/disable repos selected by substring. Repo states can also be saved or their cache individually expired. There are options to enable/disable testing/modular repos, and also to create a repo file for a Copr or Koji repo. ## Help ```shellsession $ dnf-repo --version 0.4 $ dnf-repo --help DNF wrapper repo tool Usage: dnf-repo [--version] [-n|--dryrun] [-D|--debug] [-l|--list] [--exact] [-s|--save] [(-w|--weak-deps) | (-W|--no-weak-deps)] [ [(-c|--add-copr COPR) | (-k|--add-koji REPO) | (-d|--disable REPOPAT) | (-e|--enable REPOPAT) | (-x|--expire REPOPAT) | (-E|--delete-repofile REPOPAT) | (-t|--enable-testing) | (-T|--disable-testing) | (-m|--enable-modular) | (-M|--disable-modular) | --enable-debuginfo | --disable-debuginfo | --enable-source | --disable-source] | --enable-defaults | --disable-defaults] [DNFARGS] see https://github.com/juhp/dnf-repo#readme Available options: -h,--help Show this help text --version Show version -n,--dryrun Dry run -D,--debug Debug output -l,--list List all repos --exact Match repo names exactly -s,--save Save the repo enable/disable state -w,--weak-deps Use weak dependencies -W,--no-weak-deps Disable weak dependencies -c,--add-copr COPR Create repo file for copr repo -k,--add-koji REPO Create repo file for koji repo -d,--disable REPOPAT Disable repos -e,--enable REPOPAT Enable repos -x,--expire REPOPAT Expire repo cache -E,--delete-repofile REPOPAT Remove unwanted .repo file -t,--enable-testing Enable testing repos -T,--disable-testing Disable testing repos -m,--enable-modular Enable modular repos -M,--disable-modular Disable modular repos --enable-debuginfo Enable debuginfo repos --disable-debuginfo Disable debuginfo repos --enable-source Enable source repos --disable-source Disable source repos --enable-defaults Enable modular and Cisco h264 repos --disable-defaults Disable modular and Cisco h264 repos ``` ## Usage examples List repos: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo ``` Update with testing repos: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo -t update ``` Note that sudo is used implicitly when needed: there is no need to run dnf-repo with sudo. ### Copr List disabled copr repos (actually shows "copr" repos that would be enabled): ```shellsession $ dnf-repo -e copr ``` Disable all copr repos for update: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo -d copr update ``` Install a package directly from a new copr: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo -c varlad/helix install helix ``` (note the copr repo is not permanently enabled by default). Later update with the copr: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo -e helix update ``` ### Changing system repo config Disable modular and cisco h264 repos permanently: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo --disable-defaults --save ``` To only disable modular you can use: `dnf-repo -M -s`. ### Switch system from rawhide Switch a system from Rawhide to F37: ```shellsession $ dnf-repo --exact -d rawhide -e fedora distrosync --releasever 37 fedora\* ``` ### Repo patterns By default repo patterns are matched as infix substrings (unless you use `--exact`). But you can also prepend `^`/append `$` (or both) to match a repo name from its beginning/end (or exactly). ## Installation A copr repo is available: ## Building Use {cabal,stack,cabal-rpm} install.