Closed justin8 closed 7 years ago
Swapping the order of the providedinpacman
and existsinpacmangroup
calls did the trick, heh
Fixed in 2abca2e
Example: installing a group
apacman -S ladspa-plugins
Pacman Targets (1): ladspa-plugins
:: There are 13 members in group ladspa-plugins:
:: Repository extra
1) cmt 2) swh-plugins
:: Repository community
3) amb-plugins 4) blop 5) caps 6) fil-plugins 7) g2reverb
8) mcp-plugins 9) pvoc 10) rev-plugins 11) tap-plugins 12) vco-plugins
13) wah-plugins
Enter a selection (default=all):
Example: installing a virtual package
apacman -S ttf-font
:: There are 10 packages that provide ttf-font:
1) noto-fonts
2) ttf-bitstream-vera
3) ttf-croscore
4) ttf-dejavu
5) ttf-freefont
6) ttf-linux-libertine
7) ttf-oxygen
8) ttf-droid
9) ttf-liberation
10) ttf-ubuntu-font-family
Enter a selection (default=1):
When installing a package group, it tries to default to the first package, as though multiple packages provide a single dependency, instead of installing a group.
Current output:
Expected output: