dnf repoquery --best?

Is there a dnf repoquery --requires --resolve option that makes it pick among dependency options the same as dnf install automatically does? --- ## Problem I need to download an RPM and all its recursive dependencies for offline install, using a system that doesn't have sudo permissions and doesn't have exactly the same existing packages installed on it. This means I can't simply use dnf install --downloadonly --destdir since it both requires sudo permissions and will only download the dependencies that aren't present on the current system (my target system has a more limited list of what's currently installed). So I have to recursively resolve all dependencies of a package manually, then pass that list of NEVRA format packages to the dnf download command. However, I've found that when you use dnf repoquery --requires --resolve {package}, it will list every possible package that can provide the direct requirements and not just the "best" one like dnf install {package} automatically picks. ## Example of problem For example, dnf repoquery --requires --resolve curl lists both libcurl and libcurl-minimal, which are conflicting packages and are expected to be options you choose between to satisfy the dependency. Tracing this, dnf repoquery --deplist curl lists that requirement libcurl >= {version} can be satisifed by a few versions each of libcurl-{version} and libcurl-minimal-{version}. This matches with the idea that libcurl and libcurl-minimal are alternative options to one another. Compare this to when I run dnf install curl, and it just automatically picks the "best" libcurl dependency and chooses libcurl-{version}. ## Question So since dnf install {package} somehow automatically picks which single provider of a requirement to install, how do I query to determine what that would be when I seemingly can't actually run dnf install directly due to sudo permission limits and needing to include dependencies that are already installed on the system I'm performing the download from? --- I am also aware of the dnf download --resolve --alldeps (from dnf core plugins) that will resolve dependencies the same was as dnf install when resolving the requires, however I also need to prune dependencies and their branches for some things like basesystem and that's not possible with dnf download.