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== How to detect unwanted dependencies ==
== How to detect unwanted dependencies ==


We want to detect packages that would deserve split to subpackages
Packages we are interested in don't meet following criteria
to make deps more fine-grained and have only necessary packages installed.
* desktop divided from server
 
* comps groups are respected
Areas of this search can be:
* libraries included in subpkg
* remove desktop packages from server
* documentation in noarch.rpm ?
* review comps groups and make sure that deps are sane (create group hierarchy, ensure that group packages (incl. deps) are not listed in any "higher" group. Example: bluez-gnome pulled to @base)
* ... (Dan)
* ensure that libraries are in a subpackage (to make multilib stuff happy)
=> best practices
* documentation should be in noarch.rpm
* bindings to databases/programming languages/desktop environments etc. should be in subpackages
* default installation package set (does everyone need to have texlive installed by default? :) )
 


=== OUTPUT FROM TEST DAY ===
=== OUTPUT FROM TEST DAY ===
* packaging guidelines for dependencies and subpackaging
* packaging guidelines for dependencies
* a sanity script checking if a package matches the guideline (rpmlint plugin?)
* proposal for tool which can check the sanity of subpackages (rpmlint plugin?)
* list of comps packages/groups to be reviewed (TC1)
* list of suspected candidates from comps group list is reviewed (TC1)  
* spins dependency trees are reviewed
* spins dependency trees are reviewed  
* bugs reported for relevant components
* bugs reported for relevant components  
* test cases defined/automated
* test cases defined/automated


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