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Description of problem: list of packages are different and zif search all quake just seems to list all the packages instead of matching yum search all quake
What the problem in the different output? I don't want to make the search word bold as zif implements this differently. Why do you think the outputs should match?
zif search all quake seems to list all available packages, while yum search all quake lists packages which has the word quake in the name, description or summary. yum search quake only lists packages which has the word quake in the name or summary. zif search quake is equivalent to yum search all quake. IMO, it's NOTABUG. -- Fedora Bugzappers volunteer triage team https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers
zif search all quake shouldn't just list all the packages in the repository. that's definitely a bug. the search results should match (not word to word but atleast the same list of packages) if one is expected to transition from using yum to using zif without having to relearn things
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