| apk-world(5) | File Formats Manual | apk-world(5) |
/etc/apk/world - list of explicitly installed packages
At /etc/apk/world, apk maintains the world, or list of explicitly installed packages. This is a plaintext file with one package spec per line.
If you edit this file manually, you should run apk-fix(8) to apply the changes.
Specifying a package name with no other modifiers will install the latest version of that package from the first repository in which it is available.
To pin a package to a tagged repository, use the format pkgname@tagname, e.g. busybox@edge. See apk-repositories(5) for details on tagged package repositories.
To constrain the acceptable versions of the package, use the =, <, >, >=, or ~= operators. Respectively, these require the package is equal to, less than, greater than, or greater than or equal to the specified version. The ~= operator constrains the package to the version numbers specified, but will not constrain any unspecified version numbers.
busybox
busybox@edge
busybox=1.6.1
busybox>1.6.1
busybox>=1.6.1
busybox<1.6.1
busybox~=1.6
| 2024-12-05 |