#Fix - [2.0] :bug: eMerger stops if I deny something

[MasterCruelty]

Use case:

up -w

During autoremove section, you Will required to confirm or deny to delete the amount of supposed junks. If you deny, eMerger stops instead of go forward to the next step.

[archetipico]

I spent 30 minutes on this and I couldn't replicate the error since I suppose it's apt-related and I thought you were talking about the automatic trash cleaning... the next time please specify the package manager, the OS and the output you got, so I can save time 💰 😃.

So, I tested it on my Debian machine. If I type apt autoremove alone and I decline it, it shows Abort.. I guess it passes that to the try() function and since it has no arguments, it fails due to the if $@;. Changes have to be made inside the try() function then.

[MasterCruelty]

I spent 30 minutes on this and I couldn't replicate the error since I suppose it's apt-related and I thought you were talking about the automatic trash cleaning... the next time please specify the package manager, the OS and the output you got, so I can save time 💰 😃.

So, I tested it on my Debian machine. If I type apt autoremove alone and I decline it, it shows Abort.. I guess it passes that to the try() function and since it has no arguments, it fails due to the if $@;. Changes have to be made inside the try() function then.

If I intended the trash cleaning... I would have been specified that...

[archetipico]

I spent 30 minutes on this and I couldn't replicate the error since I suppose it's apt-related and I thought you were talking about the automatic trash cleaning... the next time please specify the package manager, the OS and the output you got, so I can save time moneybag smiley.
So, I tested it on my Debian machine. If I type apt autoremove alone and I decline it, it shows Abort.. I guess it passes that to the try() function and since it has no arguments, it fails due to the if $@;. Changes have to be made inside the try() function then.

If I intended the trash cleaning... I would have been specified that...

You said "autoremove ... to delete the amount of supposed junks", apt autoremove doesn't clean junk, it removes unused dependencies, that's why eMerger doesn't automatically delete them, because they may be needed by the user.

[MasterCruelty]

I spent 30 minutes on this and I couldn't replicate the error since I suppose it's apt-related and I thought you were talking about the automatic trash cleaning... the next time please specify the package manager, the OS and the output you got, so I can save time moneybag smiley.
So, I tested it on my Debian machine. If I type apt autoremove alone and I decline it, it shows Abort.. I guess it passes that to the try() function and since it has no arguments, it fails due to the if $@;. Changes have to be made inside the try() function then.

If I intended the trash cleaning... I would have been specified that...

You said "autoremove ... to delete the amount of supposed junks", apt autoremove doesn't clean junk, it removes unused dependencies, that's why eMerger doesn't automatically delete them, because they may be needed by the user.

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