Axel Thimm wrote:
> this is strongly discouraged by 3rd party repos. Selective/partial
> enabling leads to some packages being updated, but not their
> dependencies, as the users would have to put all dependencies into
> their filtering effectively replicating a depsolver's work. Also
> dependencies change over time and therefore break any filtering.
> 
> The often made recommendation to filter repos leads to worse bugs as
> they become dependent on the personal filtering thus every user has
> his own set of bugs and any support attempt is futile. A typical
> example is that users filter with include=foo and libfoo is never
> updated along ...
> 
> I can only speak for ATrpms authoritatively, but I know the other
> repos share the same opinion: Either use a repo unfiltered, or not at
> all. If you start filtering things, you're on your own, please don't
> even consider reporting resulting bugs.


Usually, when I search and install an application from some third party repository, I have 
  all the repositories enabled in yumex. Until now I had no problems.


Also, I expect each repository to provide all the dependencies of every application it 
provides. Isn't this true?