Updated my setup to Fedora 36 (upgrade from 35) a couple of days ago.
Decided to do a package cleanup.
Notices that there is quite a few packages with other fc tags in them (all the way down to fc30).
Is that supposed to be happening?
Tried removing it and installing one back (tbb), dnf insists it’s a fc35 package, coming from fedora repository. I don’t have any hardcoded 35 repository links in yum.repos.d.
Attempting to remove one, e.g., netty3-3.10.6-7.fc31.noarch, drags a bunch of dependent packages with it, quite a few from fc36 (e.g. xstream).
tbb wasn’t built for f36, so in f36 you get the .fc35 build. For f37 you get a newer build of the same source…, see tbb | Package Info | koji
dnf info tbb
Installed Packages
Name : tbb
Version : 2020.3
Release : 12.fc37
Architecture : x86_64
Size : 490 k
Source : tbb-2020.3-12.fc37.src.rpm
Repository : @System
From repo : fedora
netty3 should have been removed from your system with F32, since F31 is the last release it was built for: netty3 | Package Info | koji
You can try to remove it with dnf using the --noautoremove flag.