Why did my Arch update just eat 30 GB? 😩
Here's what happened.
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The Curious Case of AUR Fetching 30 GB for Electron Updates
No one has time for a 30 GB update, right?Abhishek Prakash (It's FOSS)
Why did my Arch update just eat 30 GB? 😩
Here's what happened.
itsfoss.com/aur-electron-updat…
No one has time for a 30 GB update, right?Abhishek Prakash (It's FOSS)
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Have you never ran `yay -Qtd` and removed unnecessary packages?
Electron has a version in the package name for people who need several versions side by side. This means if an app requires electron32, it gets installed as a dependency. Later, if the app switches to requiring electron33, then this version is installed as a dependency. But the version 32 stays installed until you remove it. Use `pacman -Qtd` to find dependencies no package needs anymore.