FS#41712 - "Removing xxx from target list because it conflicts with xyz" but dependencies still get installed
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Details
When the vim package was updated to include all sorts of
dependencies; I quickly added a package in my local repo
that conflicts with vim; and depends on vim-minimal. This
works pretty good; pacman says:
> warning: removing 'vim' from target list because it conflicts with 'vim-minimal' > :: vim-minimal and vim are in conflict. Remove vim? [y/N] y Which is fine. However; the original dependencies of vim (which I wanted to avoid) still get downloaded and installed: ... (40/42) installing libyaml [#########################################################################################################] 100% (41/42) installing ruby [#########################################################################################################] 100% (42/42) installing lua [#########################################################################################################] 100% These are obviously redundant dependencies; running `pacman -Qdtq` afterwards will list them |
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