On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 15:32:35 -0500, Kyle wrote:
> I can see a
> whole lot of other explicitly installed packages as well as packages that
> are installed as build dependencies that would also be removed using this
> method, which is unacceptable at least on my system.
If you don't want packages to be removed by the given command, install
them explicitly.
Or better, write a meta-package that keeps them in as a dependency (so
you also know *why* they are installed, and makes system housekeeping
easier in general).
Something like:
pkgname='foobar-depends'
pkgver=2018.02.14
pkgrel=1
arch=(any)
pkgdesc='Dependencies for fooing bars from baz'
package() {
depends=(git meson libpng12 sl)
}
This way you know that e.g. libpng12 is installed on your system because
you occasionally like to foo some bars from baz.
Best,
Tinu
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