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What exactly does TODO task mean? #9

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bhavishyagopesh opened this issue Jul 23, 2017 · 4 comments
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What exactly does TODO task mean? #9

bhavishyagopesh opened this issue Jul 23, 2017 · 4 comments

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@bhavishyagopesh
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If you could please elaborate the "TODO"...like which packages exactly....Thanks

@sakshamsharma
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Some operating systems show an error saying that the package you wanted was not installed, and it can be installed using yada-yada command. They use the same command-not-found handler for that, which this package overrides. It might be nice to have that as an option too.

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@bhavishyagopesh You may want to try another approach. So those OS which have such a feature, they already assign a command not found handler. Maybe you could store that in a variable before zpyi overrides that handler, and then call it later.

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bhavishyagopesh commented Jul 24, 2017

@sakshamsharma Oh I had a thing working with a zsh script that ran before zpyi.py and if it failed(i.e. "no such package exists")...than zpyi.py would execute normally.
The zsh script checks for the linux-disro and brings up a prompt(also asks for passwd etc)....(as per usual update and install routine).
But I'll see that approach too.

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Here's that implementation #10

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