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I use yay as my package manager. on running the following i get a python2 package needs to be upgraded
yay -Syu
3 aur/python2 -> 2.7.18-8
2 aur/python2-psutil 5.9.1-1 -> 5.9.4-1
1 aur/python2-setuptools -> 2:44.1.1-
However i am unable to uninstall this or figure out which package is using python2 for dependency
yay -Qi python2
error: package 'python2' was not found
~ yay -Rs python2
error: target not found: python2
-> exit status 1
I am pretty sure this is the right package name.
Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by VindictiveCat (2023-04-10 09:26:36)
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I have no idea about yay and AUR helpers are unsupported. Still, it looks like you may have python2-psutil installed, and there is an update for it. That package does not depend on python2 for some reason, I have no idea why. It does require python2 for building the package, though.
Maybe just remove all python2- packages instead if possible.
Last edited by progandy (2023-04-10 09:49:26)
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Mod note: moving to AUR Issues.
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I have no idea about yay and AUR helpers are unsupported. Still, it looks like you may have python2-psutil installed, and there is an update for it. That package does not depend on python2 for some reason, I have no idea why. It does require python2 for building the package, though.
Maybe just remove all python2- packages instead if possible.
Thanks, removed python2-psutil and atleast those dependencies are now gone. Can mark it as solved.
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