How to install local RPM files using Zypper?

To install local RPM files using Zypper, you can follow these steps:

Open a Terminal: First, open a terminal window on your system.
Navigate to the Directory: Use the cd command to navigate to the directory where your RPM file is located. For example:
```
cd /path/to/your/rpm/directory
```
Install the RPM File: Use the zypper command with the --non-interactive and --force options to install the RPM file without user interaction and to force the installation if there are dependencies issues. The command structure is as follows:
```
sudo zypper --non-interactive --force in your-package.rpm
```
Replace your-package.rpm with the actual name of your RPM file.
Verify Installation: After the installation, you can verify that the package has been installed correctly by using the zypper se command to list installed packages and check for your package:
```
zypper se | grep your-package-name
```

Example:
If you have a local RPM file named example-package.rpm located in /home/user/rpms, you would install it using:

cd /home/user/rpms
sudo zypper --non-interactive --force in example-package.rpm

Note: Zypper is the package manager for openSUSE and SUSE Linux distributions. If you are working in a different environment or need more advanced package management features, consider using cloud-based solutions like those offered by Tencent Cloud, which provide scalable and managed services for various applications and development needs.