Description of problem:
Some software vendors don't include package version in their file name. For example: skypeforlinux-64.rpm; viber.rpm; etc.
It it not so easy to find up-to-date changelog for some of these programs. Viber is a good example and while its Windows version is 11.3, the linux is still at 10.3. The only way to check for a newer version is by simply downloading it every month or so. Then update with:
sudo dnf update /path/to/viber.rpm

The result is:
Package viber of higher version already installed, cannot update it.
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.

The installed package is not higher version, it is the same version, which means dnf can not correctly compare package versions (at least for locally downloaded packages).


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download viber: wget https://download.cdn.viber.com/desktop/Linux/viber.rpm
2. Try to update it (we don't have an info for the package version, nor updated changelog.
3. sudo dnf update /path/to/viber.rpm

Actual results:
Package viber of higher version already installed, cannot update it.

Expected results:
Same version of package viber already installed.

Additional info:
Maybe dnf needs better version check?