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@ -178,10 +178,11 @@ label:
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# the group's packages are installed. It will run after **each** package in
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# the group is installed.
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#
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# If you set both *hidden* and *selected* for a group, you are basically
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# If you set both *hidden* and *selected* for a top-level group, you are
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# creating a "default" group of packages which will always be installed
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# in the user's system. Setting *hidden* to true without *selected*, or with
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# *selected* set to false, is kind of pointless.
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# in the user's system. Hidden selected subgroups are installed if their
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# parent is selected. Setting *hidden* to true without *selected*, or with
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# *selected* set to false, is kind of pointless and will generate a warning.
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#
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# The *pre-install* and *post-install* commands are **not** passed to
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# a shell; see the **packages** module configuration (i.e. `packages.conf`)
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#
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# The name of the internal subgroup doesn't matter -- it is hidden
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# from the user -- so we can give them all bogus names and
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# descriptions, even the same name. Here, we use "bogus".
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# descriptions, even the same name. Here, we use "Bogus". You
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# can re-use the subgroup name, it doesn't really matter.
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#
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# Each internal subgroup is set to *hidden*, so it does not show up
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# as an entry in the list, and it is set to *selected*,
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# so that if you select its parent subgroup.
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# so that if you select its parent subgroup, the packages from
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# the subgroup are selected with it and get installed.
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- name: IDE
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description: "Development Environment"
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selected: false
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Adriaan de Groot
4 years ago