I used to let el-get handle all ELisp add-on packages in my system. However, since Debian has now hundreds of elpa-* packages, I would prefer those of Debian instead of having el-get automatically installing them for me. In order to make things clearer, imagine that I installed dash through apt in my Debian system (with, say, apt install elpa-dash). Now, if I require, for instance, org-ref through el-get (with, say, (el-get-bundle og-ref)). Since dash is a dependency of org-ref, then el-get will download and install dash, even though it is already system-wide installed (in /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/elpa/dash-2.17.0). Is there a way to prevent this?
I used to let el-get handle all ELisp add-on packages in my system. However, since Debian has now hundreds of elpa-* packages, I would prefer those of Debian instead of having el-get automatically installing them for me. In order to make things clearer, imagine that I installed dash through apt in my Debian system (with, say,
apt install elpa-dash
). Now, if I require, for instance, org-ref through el-get (with, say,(el-get-bundle og-ref)
). Since dash is a dependency of org-ref, then el-get will download and install dash, even though it is already system-wide installed (in/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/elpa/dash-2.17.0
). Is there a way to prevent this?