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#4: Post edited
by
CodeFarmer
·
2021-12-09T19:48:53Z (almost 3 years ago)
Add a bit more discussion
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
`brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies.- Example:
- ```
- $ brew deps --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
- `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- ```
- $ brew deps --tree --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl
- |_docbook
- fontconfig
- |_freetype
- |_libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
- `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies. Note that some of the top-level packages might be dependencies for other top-level packages. Still, if you were to do a fresh install of all of the top-level packages, I think Brew will also install all the dependencies and you should have the same set of packages as before.
- Example:
- ```
- $ brew deps --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
- `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- ```
- $ brew deps --tree --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl
- |_docbook
- fontconfig
- |_freetype
- |_libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
#3: Post edited
by
CodeFarmer
·
2021-12-08T19:37:21Z (almost 3 years ago)
Add command to examples.
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
- `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies.
- Example:
- ```
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
- ```
- `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- ```
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl
- |_docbook
- fontconfig
- |_freetype
- |_libpng
- ```
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
- `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies.
- Example:
- ```
- $ brew deps --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
- `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- ```
- $ brew deps --tree --installed
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl
- |_docbook
- fontconfig
- |_freetype
- |_libpng
- ...
- $
- ```
#2: Post edited
by
CodeFarmer
·
2021-12-07T20:26:07Z (almost 3 years ago)
Reformat code sections with the 3-ticks codefence.
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
- `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies.
- Example:
`/* Some top-level packages without dependencies */- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
``brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- Brew's `deps` command might help:
- `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies.
- Example:
- ```
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl: docbook
- fontconfig: freetype
- freetype: libpng
- ```
- `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.
- ```
- /* Some top-level packages without dependencies */
- aspell
- bash
- docbook
- /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */.
- docbook-xsl
- |_docbook
- fontconfig
- |_freetype
- |_libpng
- ```
#1: Initial revision
by
CodeFarmer
·
2021-12-07T20:23:30Z (almost 3 years ago)
Brew's `deps` command might help: `brew deps --installed` will list out top-level packages and their installed dependencies. Example: `/* Some top-level packages without dependencies */ aspell bash docbook /* Some top-level packages with dependencies */. docbook-xsl: docbook fontconfig: freetype freetype: libpng ` `brew deps --tree --installed` will do the same but the output will be in a tree display which can be helpful too.