Revision as of 10:47, 14 March 2012

Description

This test case tests whether langpack can add different languages to language list when changing current locale.

How to test

1. Check if your system has yum-langpacks plugin installed by executing:

   rpm -q yum-langpacks

   • If the package is not installed install it using yum:

     yum install yum-langpacks

2. Install several packages such as kde-desktop, koffice or eclipse etc and check if current language package of installed application is searched and installed automatically. For example:

   yum install eclipse

   yum install Calligra

   yum install 'libreoffice'

   yum groupinstall 'kde-desktop'

3. Logout. In GDM, before entering password, change desktop language to another and login again.
4. Execute su to root user and exercise yum again by installing or updating several packages. Check if langpack plugged in yum is affected by the changing of current locale.

Changing language does not affect up-to-date applications
If you change your current language, yum will download relevant language packs only for newly installed or updated packages. If the application is already up-to-date, changing your language won't download new language packs - that's expected.

Expected Results

1. When execute yum:
   • Langpack should be loaded, current locale should be added to language list.
   • After dependency resolution finished, Installing langpack and Adding relative language package to transaction is displayed.
2. Current locale package for the newly installed application should be installed automatically.

Reference Bugs

Bug 681747 langpacks not pulled in by groupinstall kde-desktop or office