retitle 469219 Please add documentation to reflect aptitude's
automagic smartness
thanks

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 4:54 AM, Daniel Burrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   or go into the curses interface and do the same thing.  Just
>  "installing" (i.e., upgrading) a already-installed package will not
>  (should not) touch its auto flag.  Since you have apparently encountered
>  a case where it does, this is a bug and I need more information to
>  reproduce it.  e.g., the result of "aptitude-create-state-bundle" should
>  be enough to see what's happening.

OK, now I know why we misunderstood each other :)

Normally using apt-get, myself, the first place I turned to when needing
this one particular feature, I did not actually check the results of an
aptitude run, but went through the manpage of aptitude, instead. Based
on what I read there, I assumed the feature was missing completely.

We can close this bug, but I would request you add a short line to the
manapge to reflect aptitude install's behaviour. I will not close the bug
myself, as you might want to keep it in order to track the new request.


Thanks for your time and sorry for the confusion. Perhaps I should
give aptitude a real try for all my needs, after all :)

Richard



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