Apparently in the latest update to Fedora 17, the vim-minimal package vim-minimal-7.3.515-1.fc16.x86_64 now contains the file "/usr/bin/vi" instead of "/bin/vi" which it always used to contain.

Generally, I wouldn't have considered this a bug, and Fedora 18 is planned (or at least, was planned originally) to move everything to /usr/bin, but I don't understand why doing this was important for a last moment (one day before the release of Fedora 18) update to Fedora 17. It bothered me on a long-running system, where a certain program looked for "vi" in the path in the beginning, and then ran the same thing later - and after the update suddenly vi moved and confused it :-) It's not a big problem, but I also don't see the benefit of changing something like this in an update...

Another annoying fact is this output:

$ yum whatprovides /bin/vi
2:vim-minimal-7.3.515-1.fc16.x86_64 : A minimal version of the VIM editor
Repo        : @updates
Matched from:
Filename    : /bin/vi

Clearly, this is not true - this package does *not* contain /bin/vi:

$  rpm -q vim-minimal 
vim-minimal-7.3.515-1.fc16.x86_64
$  rpm -ql vim-minimal
/etc/virc
/usr/bin/ex
/usr/bin/rvi
/usr/bin/rview
/usr/bin/vi
/usr/bin/view

So something is broken in some metadata somewhere?