An additional package manager for managing Microsoft apps on Linux distros.
TheOnePath
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Now uses transaction module. Conditional statement changed for checking if an argv is a bottle file: - Initially check for file suffix. Inform if file detected. - Then check if bottle file exists on the system. Report accordingly. - Attempt to load the bottle file as a package. Fail if otherwise unable to do this. Otherwise inform that it was loaded okay. Check if we have anything to install. Inform and exit if we have nothing. Start a new transaction: - This is to give greater control and ensure the goal is met. A transaction is initialised with a goal, and `.apply()` will perform this goal. - Compute the system dependencies with `.compute()`. Any dependencies which soypak can install (recognised in the packages database), will not be included here. Report if we have dependencies. - Apply the transaction to the system with `.apply()`. This will be dependent on the goal set. - Check for problems when applying the transaction with `.problems()`. - Finally commit the transaction to record. |
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An additional package manager for managing Microsoft apps on Linux distros.
TODO
- CLI Parser
- Logging
- Error system
- Translation system (I18N and PO files)
- CLI UI
- Package installer
- Dependency resolver
- Package Plug-in Manager