> Every package from the list for which there's no "why" found will be > silently, with no > indications whatsoever, scheduled for removal. If you were doing this from a > script, or > just copying and pasting code from somewhere, you'll be in trouble. Next time > you happen > to install updates, unbeknownst to you some of the packages above will be > removed
>> Manuel: In case you see any chance to add the old behaviour as >> optional feature/backwards compatibility flag (e.g. --immediately), >> feel free to remove the wontfix tag. (Then again, there's an easy >> workaround to get the old behaviour as shown above...) What I really care is not that aptitude removes a package now or later. If it does it later I'll be just fine. What I care is that it puts the package into pending-delete state without any confirmation in complete silence. If it would ask a user to whenever mark a package as such or not (y/N), then there won't be an issue. How does that sounds? -Alexey _______________________________________________ Aptitude-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aptitude-devel
