I know this is "bad", but a "full wedge" is worse.

[apt.git] / doc / external-installation-planner-protocol.txt

diff --git a/doc/external-installation-planner-protocol.txt b/doc/external-installation-planner-protocol.txt
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--- a/doc/external-installation-planner-protocol.txt
+++ b/doc/external-installation-planner-protocol.txt
@@ -248,7 +248,9 @@ before it was unpacked, dependency relations must be satisfied, …), but
 they don't need to be complete: A planner can and should expect that any
 package which wasn't explicitly configured will be configured at the end
 automatically. That also means through that a planner is not allowed to
 they don't need to be complete: A planner can and should expect that any
 package which wasn't explicitly configured will be configured at the end
 automatically. That also means through that a planner is not allowed to

-produce a solution in which a package remains unconfigured.
+produce a solution in which a package remains unconfigured. Also,
+packages which are requested to be removed will be automatically removed
+at the end if not marked for removal explicitly earlier.

 
 In terms of expressivity, all stanzas can carry one single field each, as
 APT-IDs are enough to pinpoint packages to be installed/removed.
 
 In terms of expressivity, all stanzas can carry one single field each, as
 APT-IDs are enough to pinpoint packages to be installed/removed.