The library is only responsible now to find all binary packages
from repositories, sort them and create a dictionary with all
details. The frontend (xbps-bin) provides support for this,
and this allows for more flexibility and removes some stuff
that didn't belong in the library.
While here implemented support to show total download/installed
size for all packages that are going to be installed.
Next step will be to implement user interactivity before
installing/removing/updating packages.
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This will chroot() to rootdir and removes many chroot() commands
from those scripts.
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This new code correctly sorts all dependencies without needing
to look at required_by or priority objects.
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Return -1 if package is not installed or dependency not satisfied.
Return 0 if same version required is already installed.
Return 1 if installed version is greater than required.
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Add util funcs to get/set global values for them:
* xbps_[gs]et_rootdir()
* xbps_[gs]et_flags()
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Now with some uncommitted changes removing a pkg with info files,
looks like this:
[juan@fedora-vm xbps]$ xbps-bin -r ~/blah remove make
Removing package make-3.81 ...
Unregistering info file: /usr/share/info/make.info-2.gz... done.
Unregistering info file: /usr/share/info/make.info.gz... done.
Unregistering info file: /usr/share/info/make.info-1.gz... done.
done.
[juan@fedora-vm xbps]$
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It seems that it was failing in the VM where I'm running only
all xbps packages for unknown reasons.
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A new target has been added to xbps-bin: autoremove. It works in
the same way than 'apt-get', but there's no stdin input. By default
it will list you all orphaned packages, and -f flag must be set
to really remove them.
The following is a real example for the git package, which requires
directly perl and curl-libs, and indirectly libidn and openssl.
$ xbps-bin -r ~/testing-xbps remove git
Removing package git-1.6.1.3 ... done.
$
$ xbps-bin -r ~/testing-xbps autoremove
The following packages were installed automatically
(as dependencies) and aren't needed anymore:
perl-5.10.0 curl-libs-7.19.0 libidn-1.10 openssl-0.9.8j
If you are really sure you don't need them, use -f to confirm.
$
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First remove all links, next files and last dirs.
Only check the SHA256 hash for files, skip links and dirs.
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* If a dir is listed in $keep_dirs it won't be removed (anyway any
directory that is not empty won't either).
* If a config file hasn't been modified (SHA256 hash matches) the
file will be removed, otherwise it won't be removed.
There's still missing support to handle new configuration files when
there's an existing file, but will do later.
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