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hwittenborn
MPR in your pocket
It's as the title suggests, with the only note being that it seems to prefer traditional repos. Working example is `golang-go`.
**Steps to reproduce:** 1. `tap --help` and note the below text. https://github.com/hwittenborn/tap/blob/d8704743db7880aa36b7a05ee9e951c2ea7890b7/tap/cfg.py#L35 2. `tap list` and observe that uninstalled (but known) packages are listed. **What I expected to happen:** `tap...
The system is Debian Sid on amd64 ``` michael@dimensional-rift:~/Sources/tap$ sudo tap update >> Reading APT cache... >> Updating APT cache... >> Updating MPR cache... >> Updating other cache files... >>...
Similar to apt's term.log and history.log, Tap should keep track of the same details for debugging purposes.
As the title says, if any added repository to APT hits a 402 error while attempting to download the package list, Tap treats this error as fatal instead of non-fatal...
# Description Unable to correctly install tap without an dpkg error, which means it can be installed however the command `tap update` isn't working # Software Version ## OS Version...
As time is going on, it's becoming more apparent that Tap should be resolving dependencies on it's own, using a custom resolver. As of current Tap already somewhat has to...
Hey, I noticed that some dependencies are resolved incorrectly. Thereby tap complains that the dependencies are not installed. This seems only be the case for the dependencies that are set...
I have a lot of APT repositories so this takes a while :( Could it be possible to update it independently with a flag?