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When you `raco pkg install' a package that is already present as an auto-installed package, the installation is promoted to an explicitly installed package. When you `raco pkg remove --demote' a package, then it is changed from an explicitly installed package to an auto-installed package. Combine `--demote' with `--auto' to remove a package only if there are no dependencies, leaving it auto-installed otherwise. The defaults (promote in the case of `install', not demote in the case of `remove') are different because it seems more likely that you really mean to remove a package when using `pkg remove', while it seems likely that you just want to start using a package that happened to be auto-installed already for `pkg install'. Also, make the package scope inferred for `raco pkg' commands that take a list of package names, and fix up lock handling and error reporting. |
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