Description of the need On Linux, when you remove a package that has dependencies (which aren't used by any other installed package), you'll be told that those dependencies are no longer needed and can be safely removed. It'd be cool to have something similar in Backdrop. This would help to reduce situations where a site has modules installed that it doesn't need because the module(s) that depended on them was uninstalled (e.g. Libraries, Field Formatter Settings, etc.).
Proposed solution No idea, just putting the thought out there :smiley:
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For the dev meeting: Progress all over the place. Nine pull requests are currently marked RTBC - time to consider merging? Bug fixes mostly, and not too complex. Issue #6987: There's...
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In a blog post titled "Github Tips and Tricks for Contrib Maintainers", I'd like to see some of the following topics: When is the README sufficient for documentation? When should...
Github Tips and Tricks for Contrib Maintainers
Thanks Alejandro. That was the clues I needed.
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