I've moved this to the livecd-rootfs project which builds the images and
contains the unminimize script code.
Background: Ubuntu images themselves do install recommends for packages
in the base, so re-installing recommends was seen as appropriate to make
a stock minimized image look like the unminimized image on which it is
based.
But I understand your request that you've built atop the minimized
image, installing packages with -no-install-recommends and then from
that master image you want to create a un-minimized image. We could add
an option to the unminimize script to give you --no-install-recommends
to match your additions, though that would mean the base contents would
not match. I'm going to add a few people to this bug to discuss the
design and a solution.
** Also affects: livecd-rootfs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Project changed: livecd-rootfs => cloud-images
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unminimize shoud run apt with -–no-install-recommends
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