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First of all, I'm very new to open source contributing, so it's possible that I make a stupid mistake somewhere. Please bear with me.
Basically, the problem I encounter is that when upgrading or reinstalling, rua seems to mark packages as dependency when it shouldn't. I found this out because Pamac lists several of my AUR packages as orphans.
For example, Zotero. Pamac lists it as an orphan, and when I pacman -Qi zotero | grep Reason, I indeed get Install Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package. But I never marked it as such myself.
When I update or reinstall a package through rua, it does a simple pacman -U [package.tar.zst], so it doesn't explicitly tell Pacman to make it a dependency (as was the case in issue #2). And yet it somehow ends up as a dependency. When I repeat the same pacman -U command manually and add --asexplicit, the package is marked as explicitly installed again. My naive solution therefore would be to add -asexplicit to the Pacman commands when reinstalling or upgrading.
When I install a new package with rua install [package] it is marked as explicitly installed (as it should be), but as soon as I update or reinstall, the package becomes marked as a dependency.
I don't think Pamac can be interfering here, because its AUR option is disabled and I only use it to view installed packages.
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First of all, I'm very new to open source contributing, so it's possible that I make a stupid mistake somewhere. Please bear with me.
Basically, the problem I encounter is that when upgrading or reinstalling, rua seems to mark packages as dependency when it shouldn't. I found this out because Pamac lists several of my AUR packages as orphans.
For example, Zotero. Pamac lists it as an orphan, and when I
pacman -Qi zotero | grep Reason
, I indeed getInstall Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package
. But I never marked it as such myself.When I update or reinstall a package through rua, it does a simple
pacman -U [package.tar.zst]
, so it doesn't explicitly tell Pacman to make it a dependency (as was the case in issue #2). And yet it somehow ends up as a dependency. When I repeat the samepacman -U
command manually and add--asexplicit
, the package is marked as explicitly installed again. My naive solution therefore would be to add-asexplicit
to the Pacman commands when reinstalling or upgrading.When I install a new package with
rua install [package]
it is marked as explicitly installed (as it should be), but as soon as I update or reinstall, the package becomes marked as a dependency.I don't think Pamac can be interfering here, because its AUR option is disabled and I only use it to view installed packages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: