All enterprise subpackages should conflict with all community subpackages (including metapackages). Some of the pairings between a community and enterprise package do not conflict, however.

For example, "sudo yum install mongodb-enterprise-unstable-tools" followed by "sudo yum install mongodb-org-unstable-server" does not cause a conflict.

The following combinations are the ones that should conflict but do not:

• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-tools does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-server
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-shell does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-server
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-mongos does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-server
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-server does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-tools
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-shell does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-tools
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-mongos does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-tools
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-server does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-shell
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-tools does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-shell
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-mongos does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-shell
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-server does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-mongos
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-tools does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-mongos
• [FAIL] mongodb-org-unstable-shell does not conflict with mongodb-enterprise-unstable-mongos