I assume we are talking about a GUI software manager and not DNF. I also assume that we want to deliver a user friendly package manager that is a pleasure to work with. On that assumption:
*Scenario 1: Blocking*. You do not want to restart an application any time you want to start doing another operation with it. *Scenario 2: Not sure. *If, in that situation, the application showed a message that freshly installed packages must settle first and that it needs restarting the application, I would think this is not blocking. Without explanation, this feels like blocking. *Scenario 3: Blocking* if interactions like these are possible. *Scenario 4: Blocking*. Dtto. *Scenario 5: Not blocking* - a common bug candidate. This is a little wrongly implemented Scenario 6. *Scenario 6: Not blocking* - actually this feels like a fair behaviour to me, although that train has gone and now we expect a little more. *Scenario 7: Blocking* - clearly
If we just want to deliver a package manager that somehow "works" and do not bother about its user friendliness, then I switch *Scenarios 3 and 4 to not blocking, but common bugs candidate.*
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