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deb: simplify cleaning up after apt-get update/install#220
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Running `apt-cache clean` and/or removing `/var/cache/apt` will be a no-op in most cases (or at least will provide very little differences). This patch simplifies the cleanup steps, and only keeps steps to remove package list information (where possible). Thanks to Tianon Gravi, who pointed out that this is not needed <3 Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <github@gone.nl>
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follow-up to #219 (I'll rebase once that's merged)rebasedRunning
apt-cache cleanand/or removing/var/cache/aptwill be ano-op in most cases (or at least will provide very little differences).
This patch simplifies the cleanup steps, and only keeps steps to remove
package list information (where possible).
Thanks to Tianon Gravi, who pointed out that this is not needed <3