To give a bit more context, the key insight here is that mkosi is a
script that invokes pacman with a list of packages supplied by the
user (in this case -> systemd). mkosi first provisions a base Arch
image and then installs the packages listed by systemd in it's mkosi
config file
On 7/12/20 5:05 am, Daan De Meyer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently added --needed to pacman's invocation in mkosi but noticed
> that even when --needed is specified, pacman still prints warning
> messages for packages that it's skipping because they are already
> installed. My intuition was that by
Hi,
I recently added --needed to pacman's invocation in mkosi but noticed
that even when --needed is specified, pacman still prints warning
messages for packages that it's skipping because they are already
installed. My intuition was that by enabling --needed, I was
explicitly telling pacman that