I have a custom rpm package being installed in CentOS which has a dependency which is not included in the default repo. This needs to be able to spin up on demand in Jenkins and the way the process is set-up I can't install the dependency ahead of time.Is there a way for one dependency to be installed, AND THEN have another (which relies on the first) be installed afterwards? When I run the build it won't install the package I need, because it can't find it, I need to add the epel repo first.
Can an rpm package install dependencies in sequence?
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