New changes include a modified algorithm of the previous one, which
finally does not fail even with multiple repos, YAY!
Fixed some leaks as well, thanks to valgrind.
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This algorithm works for all packages currently usable on xbps.
Previous code didn't take into account the correct order between
indirect and direct deps.
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This implementation will be faster and resolv the dependency chain
correctly taking into account indirect/direct deps and priority.
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Dependencies are sorted with highest to lowest priority by the
following rules:
- package has highest required count and priority.
- package has highest priority.
- package has highest reqcount.
- everything else.
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At least there will be more chances that important data has been
written to disk.
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All xbps metadata files will go into <rootdir>/var/cache/xbps
and package data will go into <rootdir>/<data>.
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At least now dependencies are tracked, not sure it will be
enough for real life :-)
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