Add a hint on how to reinstall broken packages #23
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This is a small usability improvement that shows users what to do when `eopkg check` says that they have broken packages.
ikeydoherty
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Jun 21, 2018
| ctx.ui.info("") | ||
| ctx.ui.warning(_("Some packages are reported as broken, you may " | ||
| "want to repair these packages by running:")) | ||
| ctx.ui.warning("sudo eopkg it --reinstall %s" % broken_packages_str) |
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This could result in very large lines is my only concern ..
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This is a small usability improvement that shows users what to do when
eopkg checksays that they have broken packages.