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Currently, when running abroot pkg apply or abroot upgrade, ABRoot will try to uninstall all packages the user specifies, even if they don't exist in the repos, which makes abroot fail.
Since ABRoot should be able to uninstall custom packages which are not in the repos it should probably just check if the packages are installed before uninstalling them.
This is a concern because if a package gets renamed or removed from the debian repos, automatic upgrades will fail and it needs user intervention, which is not ideal.
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Currently, when running abroot pkg apply or abroot upgrade, ABRoot will try to uninstall all packages the user specifies, even if they don't exist in the repos, which makes abroot fail.
Since ABRoot should be able to uninstall custom packages which are not in the repos it should probably just check if the packages are installed before uninstalling them.
This is a concern because if a package gets renamed or removed from the debian repos, automatic upgrades will fail and it needs user intervention, which is not ideal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: