New YUM 4 for CentOS Linux 7 how to upgrade

YUM 4: The YUM is based on DNF technology. From today was updated in 4 and is being released for CentOS Linux 7 - x86_64 distribution. The limited checks already made in the new version do not indicate significant problems.

But the developers have put it in for testing to find out if it can run without problems in existing YUM 3 installations.YUM 4

YUM 4 provides significant improvements such as faster resp dependencies and a stable one, and quite well documented API. The developers report that they have made every effort to preserve it feature of YUM 3 but also to improve it.

Yum 4's new installation, removal, and update features are identical to yum 4. However, there are changes, such as some add-ons for yum utilities, available from `dnf-plugins-core`.

Some of the options in yum CLI have changed, and some of them are working automatically.

"I found an error, what should I do?"

Report any detected bugs at Red Hat Bugzilla under the Fedora / dnf component (make sure to report the versions you use, packages and CentOS).

Installation

  1. # yum install centos-release-yum4
  2. # yum --enablerepo=centos-yum4-testing install yum4
  3. # yum4 --enablerepo=centos-yum4-testing install dnf-plugins-core

"I was using DNF from EPEL, what can I do?"

Similar to the above installation: enable the repository and update it. YUM 4 is based on a newer version of DNF and needs to be updated correctly.

  1. # yum install centos-release-yum4
  2. # yum --enablerepo=centos-yum4-testing update

NOTE: the test repository packages are not signed.

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