GNU Nano fails to install

[cat-master21]

Describe the bug Nano Installs an additional APT package which do not exist. This package 'auto' is not in PKGBUILD oddly also.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install Pacstall
2. Install Nano by: pacstall -I nano
3. Notice that installation fails because of trying to install package auto which does not exist.

Expected behavior Nano fails to install because of nonexistent package.

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu
• Version: 20.04.3 LTS

[wizard-28]

I can't reproduce this on my Pop!_OS machine, it only asks to install groff & texinfo here.

@Henryws, can you test this in a docker container of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

[cat-master21]

Tried this on Debian Sid in a VM and it to had this issue:

[Elsie19]

Can you view the pacscript during install?

[cat-master21]

Here's what nano's PKGBUILD looks like from vim tiny: And as you can see auto is not in the depends either oddly.

[Elsie19]

I'm unable to produce this. Hmm

What version is your install of Pacstall?

[D-Brox]

It's this substititution's fault

[Elsie19]

Why is this an issue on @cat-master21's machine but no one elses?

[D-Brox]

automake is not installed but make is

[Elsie19]

Welp, schedule it for 2.0.0

[D-Brox]

There is an easy fix on the pacscript tho, put make before automake on build_depends, since it replaces first match only

[D-Brox]

This behavior will not be present in v2.0

[cat-master21]

Yes, manually installing Automake fixed this issue fortunately for me.