В Вс, 12/01/2020 в 22:06 +0000, Mario E. Weisz пишет:
> $ apt rdepends postgresql-client-11 --installed
>
> returns nothing (empty result).
>
> The install/remove/autoremove sequence was executed right after a
> fresh installation.
>
postgresql-common installs the following configuration snippet to
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove-postgresql:
// File installed by postgresql-common. Currently not updated
automatically,
// but might be in future releases.
//
// We mark all PostgreSQL packages as NeverAutoRemove because
otherwise apt
// would remove the old postgresql-NN package when the "postgresql"
meta
// package changes its dependencies to a new version, rendering the
old
// database cluster inaccessible. As access to the cluster might
depend on
// other modules (like datatypes), we use a pretty wide pattern
here. We might
// tighten this to match only actually used PostgreSQL versions in
the future.
APT
{
NeverAutoRemove
{
"^postgresql-";
};
};
I guess, this answers your question.
It's obvious that APT is not in fault here and behaves exactly as it's
supposed to.
