On 2012-08-25 22:52, M.M. wrote: You can't use wildcards like this, but I wonder if you could do this: Requires: gnome-shell >= 3.3 Requires: gnome-shell < 3.5 I've never actually tried that, but it might work. If it doesn't, someone tell me, cos I'd like to know =) (note I tried to keep in mind GNOME naming convention, there: betas of GNOME 3.4 would have been versioned 3.3.x and would presumably have worked with this theme.) -- Adam Williamson Fedora QA Community Monkey IRC: adamw | Twitter: AdamW_Fedora | identi.ca: adamwfedora http://www.happyassassin.net

Le Mar 28 août 2012 03:12, Adam Williamson a écrit : This only works as long as there is a single package providing gnome-shell in the repo, as soon as someone releases a compat package this will fail big time. The reqs are evaluated separately, so rpm thinks a system with something providing gnome-shell 3.2 + something else providing gnome-shell 3.6 will work with your package. In rpm, to restrict a version range on both ends, you need to combine requires with conflicts (requires A >= x, conflicts A >= y). There is no way to specify a range not open to infinity on one end as an atomic requirement (it's an annoying limitation, but the positive side-effect is that it forced people to give up on strict version locking and packages upgrade by default). -- Nicolas Mailhot