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The command "aura --orphans --abandon" is likely a command used in a Linux system, specifically for the "aura" package manager. Here's an explanation of each flag and what the command does:
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"aura": This is the main command or executable being run, indicating that it is related to the "aura" package manager.
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"--orphans": This flag typically tells the package manager to identify and handle orphaned packages. Orphaned packages are those that were installed as dependencies but are no longer needed by any other packages. The "--orphans" flag is used to list or handle these orphaned packages.
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"--abandon": This flag generally instructs the package manager to remove or uninstall the identified orphaned packages. So, by including "--abandon" in the command, "aura" will uninstall the orphaned packages found.
Therefore, the "aura --orphans --abandon" command will identify all orphaned packages and uninstall them from the system. It helps to keep the system clean by removing packages that are no longer necessary.