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and subject line Closing bug: no useful description and lacking more info for
8+ years
has caused the Debian Bug report #200344,
regarding Aptitude ignores user selections
to be marked as done.
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200344: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=200344
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Package: aptitude
Version: Current
Aptitude will occasionally undo my package selections. This is
completely wrong when naively passing my selections to apt-get would
work correctly (which is what I finally did).
Suggested solution: Just don't allow the algorithm to change the
status of any package that the user has set to 'i'.
And yes, I am aware that there there is an option to "Fix broken
packages etc. etc." If this means de selecting the package that I
selected, you should at least label it as such in the menu ( i.e.
ignore user selections vs. Fix broken packages).
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tags 200344 +moreinfo
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Closing bug: no useful description and lacking more info for 8+ years
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