第 8 章 Handling package management history


You can perform various operations with the package management history by using the dnf history command.

You can review the following information related to the DNF transactions:

  • Timeline of transactions.
  • Dates and times the transactions occurred.
  • Number of packages affected by the transactions.
  • Whether the transactions succeeded or were aborted.
  • If the RPM database was changed between the transactions.

You can also use the dnf history command to undo operations performed during the transaction.

8.1. Listing DNF transactions

By using the DNF software management tool, you can display information related to actions with packages.

You can use the dnf history command to perform the following tasks:

  • List the latest transactions.
  • List the latest operations for a selected package.
  • Display details of a particular transaction.

Procedure

  • Depending on your scenario, use one of the following options to display transaction information:

    • To display a list of all the latest DNF transactions, enter:

      # dnf history

      The output contains the following information:

      • The Action(s) column displays which type of action was performed during a transaction, for example, Install (I), Upgrade (U), Remove (E), and other actions.
      • The Altered column displays the number of actions performed during the transaction. The number of actions can also be followed by the result of the transaction.

        For more information about the values of the Action(s) and Altered columns, see the dnf(8) man page.

    • To display a list of all the latest operations for a selected package, enter:

      # dnf history list <package_name>
    • To display details of a particular transaction, enter:

      # dnf history info <transaction_ID>
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