Add an option -R for purge (only remove is used)

[Xdavius]

Is your feature related to a problem? Please describe.

When I pacstall -R, packages are still present in dpkg db. If version was different from the system, it can mess if a pkg is a dependency from an other.
Using an apt autopurge after doesn't clean dpkg and I still have the package in DB and conf files on my system.

A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.

Please, I will be pleased if you can add -Rns mode from pacman/yay option to use purge/autopurge from pacstall and clean dpkg while uninstalling pacstall pkg.

Consider add a question in remove.sh

-PRns should work as autopurge
-PRn should work as purge
-R should work as remove

Describe alternatives you've considered

I have edited manualy remove.sh using purge as default

Additional context

No response

[Elsie19]

The -P flag is used for promptless commands, so we can't use that.

[Xdavius]

The -P flag is used for promptless commands, so we can't use that.

I was speaking about -P previously for my own exemple. (-P could be changed to -y (for yes word) like apt ? It should be easier for users to remember)

The flag I suggest could be -Rn or

I have some trouble with dependencies these days that flag xfce-goodies no more needed.

Wrapping autopurge isn't a good idea. Could be dangerous, and can be performed with apt

But a way for only purge should be very useful .

[oklopfer]

The -P flag is used for promptless commands, so we can't use that.

Few alternate ideas:

1. -U and -Up are distinct, so -P could be promptless and -Pg or -Pr for purge

2. A second conditional flag for -R or -PR that one could pass like --purge, --full, --force, or --complete

3. Take the --full/--force/--complete idea and just make a generic flag for pacstall -F/-C that will do various things more forcefully depending on what action it is, so in the case of -R, -FR would purge, aka full-remove.