| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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Previously only foreign packages were tracked, which led
to incorrect install reason switch for built repo packages.
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A depends on B, A depends on C, C depends on D, D provides B (B —
virtual package). Resolving a full tree sometimes allows to find actual
packages when "upper" packages reference to corresponding virtual
packages.
This also allows to display a complete list of missing dependencies.
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X provides Y, X depends on Z, Z depends on Y (X and Y — actual
packages). Before this commit, resolver wouldn't lookup for Y since it's
already provided by X.
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