Control: tag -1 + confirmed
Hi Christoph,
Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote:
> Since some recente version, the dependencies types of a package seem
> to no longer follow any specific order.
In which view do you experience this issue? TUI Dependencies, TUI
Package, TUI Reverse Dependencies, CLI show?
I'm also not 100% sure what you mean "no longer follow any specific
order". Can you confirm that they have the same order for all packages
for you? For me, they do. Seems something like
Depends
Conflicts
Recommends
Suggests
Replaces
Breaks
which is indeed not that intuitive, hence confirmed. (This order shows
up in the TUI Dependencies view.)
> May I suggest to go back to some order like this:
> Pre-Depends
> Depends
> Recommends
> Suggests
Sounds sane, yes.
> Breaks
> Conflicts
> Provides
> Replaces
>
> I don't have a strong opinion about the second group
Indeed. Except that Provides should not be in the middle of three
conflict type relations. So I suggest the strongest conflict-type
relation first:
Conflicts
Breaks
Replaces
Provides
Regards, Axel
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