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Looks like the first `%#b` is redundant and can be removed as the second `%#b` covers the first one.

> what happens if you do something like > > ``` > pkg lock git-lite > ``` Nothing. No error message nor any returned value. > > and then attempt...

No worries! In summary, what I mean is that if a package isn't installed and if we invoke "pkg lock package" or "pkg unlock package" it should give a warning...

@igalic That's not what I mean. I mean it should give a warning message/return an error code that can indicate that the package isn't installed to lock. It's practically hard...

@0x5c runit has mix of K&R C (C78) and some ANSI C. I saw in several places, you've used ANSI C like function declaration. Note that this was intentional to...

The README was last updated about three years ago and since then V got a lot more different features and many changes have been made. However, if you want to...

> Some problems like this happened:  If I tried to extract all of it this happened:  so nothing works..... I googled it and it saids its cuz of...

In a quick look, zstd seems significantly faster in compression and decompression (almost) whereas xz is significantly slower in compression but on decompression it's almost as fast as zstd. The...

I don't think overriding the default will yield anything significant for data that can't be compressed any further. Disk space isn't a vital thing nowadays so in most cases the...

Without the option `-q`, pkg audit can print significantly more information. `-q` generally here to suppress more hints. See: [1](https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/blob/c12ec898ffec0533d82cf724989c3beb227ed7a3/src/audit.c#L389) and [2](https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/blob/c12ec898ffec0533d82cf724989c3beb227ed7a3/libpkg/pkg_audit.c#L749) But I'm not exactly sure (as I didn't...