Description of problem: pk-application no longer shows duplicate entries for installed packages, however now if I choose to filter out only available packages, pk-application still shows me packages I've just installed, even though I can drop the filter and clearly see the package is installed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gpk-application 0.1.12 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Bring up gpk-application 2. Select a category and install a package not currently installed 3. Once the package finishes installing, note that it now shows as installed in the category list 4. Now sort the category to only show "available" packages. 5. Notice the package is now "greyed out" and showing as still available for install Actual results: gpk-application doesn't filter results correctly. Expected results: gpk-application should filter results correctly. Additional info:
Should be fixed, could you give the newest packages from Rawhide a go please. Thanks.
Richard ... I tested the latest packages and the problem still exists. For example. If I open pkg-application and search in the KDE category I see "dragon-player" listed. IT's not installed so I install it. After it's installed, I see it no longer "greyed" out. So I go to filter and only show "available" packages. Strangely "dragon-player" is still listed as a option, when it was clearly just installed. --jwest
Well, I'm guessing this is because yum still counts a package as available even when there's a nevra of the same version installed. I guess we'll have to filter them in the yum backend, although that's pretty sucky.
Changing version to '9' as part of upcoming Fedora 9 GA. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
Should be fixed in the PackageKit in F9 and rawhide -- please confirm.