Robert Dallas Gray

Certainly isn’t intentional, nor an issue I’ve encountered in my years using graphene. If you can provide some precise steps to reproduce the issue I can try to help?

Hi there -- sounds like `ppd-sr-speedbar` may not have installed correctly. Could you try installing it manually from Melpa?

OK, sure. I think there might still be a use case for a `pallet-sync` command, though, which could use the Cask (or Pallet) functionality to both install missing packages and...

Ryan, given https://github.com/cask/cask/issues/320#issuecomment-160002038, are we parking this for now?

Hey I'm finally getting some time to look at Pallet issues ... are you still interested in this functionality? If so would you be happy to write tests and document...

Hi Ryan -- if you're up for trying an implementation, I'd certainly be interested. The main difficulty I can foresee is that it's impossible to distinguish between top-level dependencies and...

There's certainly no simple, public API way to do it using package.el. I think there might be a way in epl, though: https://github.com/cask/epl/blob/master/epl.el#L73

Sorry it's taken me so long to get to this. OK, it looks doable, and the way you're using epl seems fine to me. Few points: - I'm not keen...

Great stuff, thanks.

`pallet-init` will always list all installed packages, including dependencies, because it creates the dependency list from `package-alist` (i.e. via package.el). `pallet-init` is intended as a means to create a useful...