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Would this have been better sent to bugs@ ?
On April 25, 2019 09:04:05 Edward Lopez-Acosta <elopezacosta@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not sure if this is a bug or expected, but figured I would ask.
>
> In both cases below I have multiple, differing repositories configured
> in PKG_PATH, and the ansible package is used only as an example, but
> applys to any package.
>
> In my case the repos differ due to packages being available in a repo
> that are not in the official ports tree.
>
> When I run `pkg_info -Q` it seems to only search the first repo. So if I
> search for `ansible` and it is not in the first repo listed in $PKG_PATH
> then no results are returned even if it exists in the next.
>
> This is more odd that when I run `pkg_add ansible` if found in the
> second repository it works, unless it is in both. The package existing
> in both repositories causes the first to get installed even if the
> package in the second repository is newer. Furthermore, if a dependency
> of the package in repository A is in repo B then the dependency is
> properly resolved and installed as expected.
>
> I am curious if this is expected behavior or a bug? I did try to look at
> the code myself, and previously tried reaching out to espie@ himself,
> but did not make progress.
>
> Any help/feedback is appreciated with this, and thanks in advance.
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