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Old 19th July 2018, 22:50   #29  |  Link
lansing
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Originally Posted by Myrsloik View Post
The problem with uninstalling all dependencies is that then I need to keep track how things happened, not just what they are now. One of the advantages of my backwards approach is that you can simply drop all your existing things into the per user autoload directory and they'll be managed.
I'm thinking of some logic like when uninstalling a package, if a plugin was a dependency of another package, then don't uninstall it. There can also be a "force" option to uninstall it anyway. Then if anything had been removed accidentally, just run the "update" command and everything would be okay again.

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Originally Posted by Myrsloik View Post
So the only change you want is showing the number of installed/updated packages?
Yes, message like "1 package installed, 10 dependencies installed, 1 dependencies updated" at the end.
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