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[feature request] "--needed" switch in aura.conf #721

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Earthling-Z3R0 opened this issue Sep 1, 2021 · 5 comments
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[feature request] "--needed" switch in aura.conf #721

Earthling-Z3R0 opened this issue Sep 1, 2021 · 5 comments
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@Earthling-Z3R0
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Earthling-Z3R0 commented Sep 1, 2021

Since I don't want to re-install packages/dependencies that are already present on the system, I keep appending "--needed" to my -S commands. Is it possible to add this as a toggle in aura.conf, since there is no such option in pacman.conf ?!

@D0nnieD4rk0
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just add those commands as aliases in your .bashrc

@Earthling-Z3R0
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I didn't realize I can do "aura -needed -S appname".
I always appeneded "--needed" at the end of line.
So yes, I can now indeed alias "aura" to "aura --needed" and then append the actualy operators I want to use.

I hope the "--needed" bit doesn't interfere with operators other than "-A" or "-S".
(In that case I would have to name the alias different from "aura" which I would like to avoid.)

Thanks for the hint.

Anyway, I still think this switch would be nice to have on aura.conf :)

@fosskers
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fosskers commented Sep 3, 2021

This is a reasonable request, I can check the current config settings and add it.

@Earthling-Z3R0
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Awesome!! 👍

@fosskers fosskers added the request A feature request from a user. label Jun 28, 2024
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Hi there, I'm sorry it took so long to get back around to this. Is this use of --needed still necessary for you?

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