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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