obs://build.opensuse.org/KDE repo

[hornetster]

A little bit of repo education please.
If I do a zypper update, I get a cr#pload of updates are available, and looking at the versions in Yast it’s telling me that the vendor is: obs://build.opensuse.org/KDE, for most of these.
Obviously, at some stage I have added an updated KDE repo for something that I’ve installed.
Question: should I lower the priority and let it install all these updates (about 407 packages…), or should I remove the repo altogether?
Please go easy on me…

Thanks.

[malcolmlewis]

@hornetster

A little bit of repo education please.
If I do a zypper update, I get a cr#pload of updates are available, and looking at the versions in Yast it’s telling me that the vendor is: obs://build.opensuse.org/KDE, for most of these.
Obviously, at some stage I have added an updated KDE repo for something that I’ve installed.
Question: should I lower the priority and let it install all these updates (about 407 packages…), or should I remove the repo altogether?
Please go easy on me…

Thanks.

Hi
In a nutshell it’s probably wise not to use development repositories…

Have a look at this thread on the Packaging mailing list about your issue, [opensuse-packaging] Packagers breaking repositories ... - openSUSE Packaging - openSUSE Mailing Lists

[gogalthorp]

Nut shell remove any factory or development repos unless you are truly interested in testing things rather then running things. Avoid getting stuff from such places and if you must then at least disable the repo. You never know what you may drag in.