grk3-schema and gtk4-schema update/new/remove

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Every day I check for Tumbleweed updates using zypper dup --no-allow-vendor-change

A few days ago I accepted the update which performed:
gtk3-schema-3.24.11-1.1 new install
gtk4-schema-3.96.0-1.1 upgrade

Next day I accepted the update which performed:
gtk3-schema removed
gtk4-schema 3.94.0-2.4 downgrade

Next day I accepted the updated which performed:
gtk3-schema-3.24.11-1.1 new install
gtk4-schema-3.96.0-1.1 upgrade

I thought it was kind of odd, but left it at that. Today I checked for updates and went through the same sequence. Is there a way to get out of this cycle?

Another kind of related question. When I installing updates sometimes it is requested that I have the installation DVD. The update cannot be completed without the DVD. Is there a way to stop that request for the installation DVD?

Thank you for any help.

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It looks as if you still have the installation DVD Enabled as a repository. YaST > Software > Repository Management, then look for an entry that has something like dvd/ or cd/ or the like in it’s URL, select and uncheck Enable below.

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Hi and welcome to the Forum :slight_smile:
Do you have any other repositories added aside from the Tumbleweed default?

I don’t use the no vendor change, it should not be necessary…

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packman and adobe are the only two repositories added since I installed Tumbleweed.

Yeah, I seen many discussions regarding the “no vendor change”. Figured I could not go wrong either way, so I used it. Are there some additional thoughts on using or not?

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Since already some time, it is the default on Tumbleweed installations (not on Leap), thus it is superfluous, but it does not hurt.

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Library compiled-in default on Leap is to allow vendor change, but zypp.conf shipped on Leap 15 disables it.