> “Consists of” may be OK (any native speaker around, though?). "Consist in" means "To have the thing mentioned as the only or most important part." [1] "Consist of" is usually about several things [2], AFAICT.
Which one should I use? > “Preserving” instead of “honoring” changes the meaning. The intended > meaning of the sentence was that the system would automatically install > any dependencies, or, if building from source, install any build time > dependencies. What did you mean? I meant the same. Should I keep "honoring"? > Actually, documentation-wise, my wish would be for people to primarily > focus on those parts of the manual that are *not* written yet. :-) Which parts would you like to see documented before the next release? [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/consist_in [2] http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/Consist+Of
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