Zypper-Upgraderepo helps to check and upgrade the configured repositories validating or looking for the current, next or a custom valid version, reporting the errors and trying to find an alternative URL when possible.
It can be also be installed as Zypper plugin using the Zypper Upgraderepo Plugin.
There are a couple of options to install this application.
Install it as a regular Ruby gem with:
$ gem install zypper-upgraderepoThis application has been packaged in my personal OBS repository so you can install It as a common RPM package:
- Add the repository URL in your list;
- install the package from Yast or Zypper.
Being the repository URL slightly changing from a version to another, I included all the steps in the related project page at my blog.
Warning!!! The executables name prior the 1.8.0 version was zypper-upgraderepo, unfortunately the RPM package installation introduces annoying copies of the same executable with a Ruby version appended (zypper-upgraderepo.version, zypper-upgraderepo.rubyversion, zypper-upgraderepo.rubyversion.version) interpreted by zypper itself as different subcommands. So I considered more convenient to remove the zypper prefix from the original executable and let the sole zypper-upgraderepo-plugin package install it as a zypper plugin.
To check the availability of the current repositories:
$ upgraderepoTo check the availability of the next version repositories:
$ upgraderepo --check-nextTo upgrade the repositories to the next version:
$ sudo upgraderepo --upgradeWhere to start:
$ upgraderepo --helpMore info is available at:
- The Zypper-Upgraderepo GitHub wiki;
- The Upgrading with Zypper article on Freeaptitude blog.
