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How to pass --no-install-recommends with apx #237

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zedtux opened this issue Jun 9, 2023 · 8 comments
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How to pass --no-install-recommends with apx #237

zedtux opened this issue Jun 9, 2023 · 8 comments
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zedtux commented Jun 9, 2023

Hello,

I'm on my first day with VanillaOS and I love it so far!

I'd like to install git but without any of the recommended packages. Is that possible yet?

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You can use apx run YOUR_COMMAND to run complex commands.

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zedtux commented Jun 9, 2023

Thank you!

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zedtux commented Jun 9, 2023

Sorry, it's kind of not related to the initial question, but I see my git binary has been exported to the ~/.local/bin/ folder, but that folder is not by default in the PATH environment variable, so right after having installed it :

Export binary git to host?
This will let you call it directly from the shell without using "apx run".
You can also export it later using "apx export --bin git" [y/N]: Yes
 SUCCESS  Binary exported to `~/.local/bin/git`.                                                                                                                   
zedtux@vanilla:~$ git 
bash: git: command not found

Is this expected?

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Sorry, it's kind of not related to the initial question, but I see my git binary has been exported to the ~/.local/bin/ folder, but that folder is not by default in the PATH environment variable, so right after having installed it :

Export binary git to host?
This will let you call it directly from the shell without using "apx run".
You can also export it later using "apx export --bin git" [y/N]: Yes
 SUCCESS  Binary exported to `~/.local/bin/git`.                                                                                                                   
zedtux@vanilla:~$ git 
bash: git: command not found

Is this expected?

Hi, there is a dedicated topic here: #133

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zedtux commented Jun 9, 2023

Oops sorry for having being lazy on that one 🙇‍♂️

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Np. Is this issue resolved now?

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zedtux commented Jun 9, 2023

Yes, thank you!

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yw

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