Resolve to STATUS_FORBIDDEN when simulating removal of Priority:required packages. #72
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Related Issue
linuxmint/mintinstall#488
Before
In mintinstall, going to the package page for a package that is both
would show an error pop-up. An example package is zlib1g. This was a result of the following:
After
We change the removal simulation to resolve to STATUS_FORBIDDEN for Priority:required packages. In mintinstall, these packages now show no error pop up and the remove button is greyed out with "Cannot Remove" message, along with detailed tooltip message that removing the package would cause damage to the system. .