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good way to clean up after an uninstall? #901
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pkgx uses .local/bin for |
yeah, I ended up with a grep rm and seeing what's broken, more or less, lol. There's probably a better way to do it, i'm still pretty green. anything i should be on the lookout for in terms of .local/state and .cache cleanup? can close this out whenever unless there's a more complete series of uninstall commands you wanna spitball :) |
It's not that pkgx pollutes You will need to refer to each and every tool to figure out what to do about it. This is not a Uninstalling
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I notice that pkgx mentions that it may have polluted .local during install. Is there a good way to find where the binaries out to be after removing pkgx? Since they're shims/tarballs, am I safe to just delete the whole thing, and does that mean I have to reinstall anything that pkgx was originally handling? struggling to get this uninstall completed, heh.
If there is a good methodology, I might suggest writing/be able to write a PR myself detailing such a method to the documentation.
Thanks for the assist.
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