rpmdistro-repoquery

This tool utilizes DNF to let you query across several RPM-based Linux distributions.

Currently, the tool supports the following distributions:

• Fedora
• Mageia
• openSUSE Leap
• openSUSE Tumbleweed
• CentOS (with EPEL)
• CentOS Stream (with EPEL)
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux Universal Base Image (RHEL UBI)
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Base Container Image (SLE BCI)
• Amazon Linux

How to use it

Ensure that the dnf and distribution-gpg-keys packages are installed on your system.

Both are available in the following distributions:

• Fedora
• Mageia (since Mageia 6)
• openSUSE Leap (since 15.0)
• openSUSE Tumbleweed (since April 2018)
• CentOS (since 7.6) with EPEL installed and enabled

$ ./rpmdistro-repoquery ./distros/<distro> <releasever> [<repoquery options> ...] <pkg-or-file-path>

If the <distro> argument is specified without a path, rpmdistro-repoquery will look in /usr/share/rpmdistro-repoquery.

openSUSE specific notes

For a special case, openSUSE Tumbleweed would work as the following with repoquery:

$ ./rpmdistro-repoquery ./distros/opensuse-tumbleweed 0 [<repoquery options> ...] <pkg-or-file-path>

This is because openSUSE Tumbleweed doesn't have a defined release ver, so you can put whatever value you want in the second position.

However, if you want to query various released snapshots for comparisons, you can:

$ ./rpmdistro-repoquery ./distros/opensuse-tumbleweed-snapshot 20190423 [<repoquery options> ...] <pkg-or-file-path>

A list of available Tumbleweed snapshots to query is published by openSUSE.

Amazon Linux specific notes

This tool only supports Amazon Linux 2023 and newer.