> On Fri, 11 Dec 2009, Nagy Gabor wrote: > > depends files are read in order to ensure that the upgraded package > > won't break any "old" dependencies. > > > > Example: local foo requires bar=2.0 (which is installed) > > Then "pacman -S bar" is not allowed (if bar in sync has different > > version). > > I just noticed that local depends are read even when installing a new > package (not upgrading an old one). Why is this for?
By debugging I found one more reason: Conflict checking. %CONFLICTS% field is also stored in depends file. Bye
