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Sylvain Beucler authored
Option was introduced back in c632dfb9 / 5e500cdc to skip packages referenced in dla-needed.txt, but never worked as intended: by default the script already filters through unconditional 'pkg not in tracker.dla_needed' tests, ever since the first revision, and was updated accordingly ever since. Dropping this option which causes confusion. In the future, we might implement an option to skip dla-needed.txt *itself*, as sometimes it's less confusing when all packages (triaged or not) are displayed, though this can already be done simply by temporarily truncating dla-needed.txt
Sylvain Beucler authoredOption was introduced back in c632dfb9 / 5e500cdc to skip packages referenced in dla-needed.txt, but never worked as intended: by default the script already filters through unconditional 'pkg not in tracker.dla_needed' tests, ever since the first revision, and was updated accordingly ever since. Dropping this option which causes confusion. In the future, we might implement an option to skip dla-needed.txt *itself*, as sometimes it's less confusing when all packages (triaged or not) are displayed, though this can already be done simply by temporarily truncating dla-needed.txt