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0.84.6ubuntu5
That's how I discovered the problem.
First, run synaptic with a custom option in the command line:
# sed -ne '/description/I p' ~/.synaptic/synaptic.conf # synaptic -o Synaptic::descriptionParser=2 # stripws parser # sed -ne '/description/I p' ~/.synaptic/synaptic.conf descriptionParser "2"; #
Well, the option has been saved in the file, which might be unexpected, but at least explainable under a certain logic.
So, if we run synaptic again without such option, we see the "stripws" formatting of descriptions.
Now, the problem is that even specifying the option with another value now does not affect synaptic:
# synaptic -o Synaptic::descriptionParser=1 # deb parser
and we see still the "stripws" formatting.
(Ultimately, clean up from the experiment:
~# sed -ne '/description/I p' ~/.synaptic/synaptic.conf descriptionParser "2"; # sed -i -e '/description/I d' ~/.synaptic/synaptic.conf
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0.84.6ubuntu5
That's how I discovered the problem.
First, run synaptic with a custom option in the command line:
Well, the option has been saved in the file, which might be unexpected, but at least explainable under a certain logic.
So, if we run synaptic again without such option, we see the "stripws" formatting of descriptions.
Now, the problem is that even specifying the option with another value now does not affect synaptic:
and we see still the "stripws" formatting.
(Ultimately, clean up from the experiment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: