Josselin Mouette <j...@debian.org> writes:
> Package: A
> Recommends: A-plugin-B {B}
> APT would be made to install A-plugin-B by default, but only if B is
> installed too. In addition, it would also have to install it while
> pulling B if A is already here.
It would be very nice!
I've noticed many cases where packages recommend a bunch of stuff that,
while it might be very nice for some users, really isn't of general
interest. E.g., recommending a vim plugin when vim isn't installed
(though of course the result of installing the plugin is that vim ends
up being installed too!)
-Miles
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