By default a package when is removed, its configuration files
and metadata files won't be removed unless the package is purged.
While here add two targets for xbps-bin:
* purge [<pkgname>|<all>], passing the "all" string (case insensitive)
will purge all packages that are in this state (XBPS_PKG_STATE_CONFIG_FILES).
* reconfigure [<pkgname>|<all>], reconfigures a package or "all"
if package hasn't been configured. Passing -f reconfigures it again
even if it's state is ok.
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- Introduce package states: unpacked, broken, installed, etc.
Not yet finished, only unpacked and installed are used for now.
- Move package metadata files in binary packages directly to
the top directory, this speeds up some ops and makes easier to
continue working in future changes.
- xbps-bin: -C flag to check the hash of package files has been
superseded by the 'check' target, which verifies the integrity
of an installed package.
- Use the 'essential' object when upgrading packages, overwritting
current files. This is needed for critical packages like sh, libc
and others.
- Miscellaneous tweaks and improvements thorough the code.
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Juan RP