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So a command that list all installed ports that depends on a given port? |
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No, something like |
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Yeah, you wrote it right, I didn't understand it at first. List all installed ports that depend on the given port, that is right. |
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So nothing like that currently exists, right? I mean I can close this |
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Yesterday happened to me this, I had installed the |
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For now, you can at least inspect the full cone of destruction (including transitive reverse dependencies) with
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I didn't know this, I thought that You practically can't destroy the current vcpkg installation because the
This is true, first I thought that it isn't but when I'm thinking about this then it is clear that it is important. |
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For finding direct reverse dependencies of an installed package, you can use the output of:
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Thx, very useful trick. 👌 |
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The same in pwsh is: gci installed/x64-windows/share/*/vcpkg_abi_info.txt | sls -Pattern '^zlib ' | Select-Object -Property Path |
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Is there any command that can tell why some package is installed? I found the
depend-info
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