Closed tan-wei closed 2 years ago
It seems the dependencies scoop complains are all installed in global (with -g
).
Waiting for the commit is merged into main
.
It seems the dependencies scoop complains are all installed in global (with
-g
).
I can confirm that. These are the warnings I was getting:
Missing runtime dependencies:
'scribus-dev' requires 'ghostscript'
'superputty' requires 'putty'
'Wget' requires 'cacert'
'winsshterm' requires 'putty'
Installing these dependencies non-globally eliminated the warnings (though I generally prefer installing everything global, as I'm the only one using this machine, and want to see all the apps I install regardless of which profile I'm in--if for whatever reason I need to log into another one).
Similar story here. I've got everything
and everything-cli
both installed globally:
> scoop list | grep everything
everything 1.4.1.1015 extras 2022-05-02 11:05:49 Global install
everything-cli 1.1.0.23 main 2022-05-02 15:05:04 Global install
... and scoop complains as follows:
Missing runtime dependencies:
'everything-cli' requires 'extras/everything'
If I install those locally, they work fine from Scoop's point of view (i.e. no such warning), but cause problems by not always wanting to start with Windows or running as admin (hence why I installed them globally).
Bug Report
Current Behavior
I use scoop for some years and install many APPs. After the latest update (2022/03/10), it complains "Missing runtime dependencies" when run
scoop status
:I can confirm that
perl
,erlang
,pandoc
andlua
are all installed properly (and they are not updated this time):Expected Behavior
Does not complain "Missing runtime dependencies" because they are all installed.
Additional context/output
Possible Solution
System details
Windows version: 10
OS architecture: 64bit
PowerShell version: 5.1.19041.1320