Use the yum-groups-manager command of linux to create and edit group metadata for yum

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Yum groups manager is used to create or edit group metadata files for yum repositories; this is usually much easier to manually edit XML than in written form.

Syntax format: yum-groups-manager [parameters]

Common parameters:

Reference example

Create a group metadata file with the name beginning with yum:

[root@linuxcool] # yum-groups-manager-- name YUM-- save groups.xml'yum*'

Add a description and translated name to the yum group:

[root@linuxcool] # yum-groups-manager-n YUM-- merge groups.xml-- description 'This is a group with most of the yum packages in it'-- translated-name' en:yum packages'

Load groups.xml data, use the yum group, make the group invisible, and remove the yum skip broken and yum priorities packages from it:

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