On 06/13/13 at 11:43am, Lieven Moors wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using the internet connection at home to update a computer without internet. > I use a script to get the updates for the offline computer, and to install them > on that computer. To get a list of updated packages on the offline computer, I use > the command: > > pacman -Sup --noconfirm > > Recently the package webkitgtk3 was moved to webkitgtk. But in the > process, it also pulls in a new dependency harfbuzz-icu. > No when I use the command above against the new sync database, > harfbuzz-icu is not present in the list of packages. > > My question is, whether this would be considered a bug in pacman, > or if this would be an expected limitation. Or maybe there is something > else I don't understand... > > Thanks for your help, > > lieven This is a limitation in pacman. --print does not handle replaces. I'm not sure if I would consider this a bug given that we ignore replacers in other non-interactive situations. If you think the behavior should be changed though, feel free to open a ticket in flyspray. Also, no need to use --noconfirm, it's implied by --print. apg
