Use -f instead of --fix-missing to install the dependencies for the target package

[tzakrajs]

I understand that running "apt-get install -y --fix-missing" was intended to fix dependencies that were not installed during the dpkg install, however, --fix-missing is not working in this capacity. Instead I offer the use of '-f' which has gotten me some mileage in facilitating the install of the missing dependencies along with the package that required them. Feel free to shoot me down; I am curious to know if I may be using aminator incorrectly for installing package dependencies.

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[tzakrajs]

Looks like this was already fixed by coryb some time ago: https://github.com/coryb/aminator/commit/d58c8736fcd86104e933af514ad980ba59ba5bac

[tzakrajs]

Regression was here: https://github.com/Netflix/aminator/commit/44258fe8abeb9c57229dee5f84372f67479b7297

Looks like a code paste knocked out this change.

[coryb]

Hey, I intentionally removed the -f in favor of the --fix-missing. The trouble we ran into with -f is that it would sometimes "fix" things by completely removing the package previously installed by dpkg in the case where it could not resolve dependencies for some reason. I am not sure of a case where --fix-missing wont work, but -f will and still leave the package installed. In any case we generally use the aptitude provisioner which basically replaces the apt-get install --fix-missing with "aptitude hold $pkg" which will try to resolve the best way possible. Aptitude seems to be working better for us because it can handle dependencies on older versions as long as they are available in the repo metadata.

-Cory