Control: severity -1 normal

I don't get why this would be severity:critical.

With Recommends enabled, there are hundreds of packages that cause a
large-scale changeover of the system -- be it DE switch, installing a gig or
more of random daemons, an init system switch, or the like.

So unless the policy {lower-case} for Recommends gets changed (or rather,
its implementation all around Debian goes in line with the Policy wording),
there's no point in singling out this package.

> This is obviously not something a random user wants to do and have a
> large probability of destroying the system beyond repair.

Please file bugs for that "destroying the system beyond repair" if you can
name a case (preferably, not caused by broken Recommend chains elsewhere).


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But, let's discuss how to fix the issue at hand.

One idea:
Recommends:
        runit-sysv | systemd-sysv | runit-init,
        runit-systemd | sysvinit-core | runit-init,
        runit-init | sysvinit-core | systemd-sysv
This is very unwieldy but wouldn't trigger an init switch in any case.


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