absent: true on a package: removed through the machine's own package manager when installed (arch pacman -R --noconfirm, alpine apk del; android unsupported), left alone when not, read back either way. Undeclaring a package still removes nothing — that rule and its test stand. A found firewall whose command is gone is recorded retired_by: removed, said once, and nothing is asked of it. Full suite green. Merge and roll before the mesh-catalog branch of the same name, which declares ufw absent.
`absent: true` on a package: removed through the machine's own package manager when installed (arch `pacman -R --noconfirm`, alpine `apk del`; android unsupported), left alone when not, read back either way. Undeclaring a package still removes nothing — that rule and its test stand. A found firewall whose command is gone is recorded `retired_by: removed`, said once, and nothing is asked of it. Full suite green. **Merge and roll before the mesh-catalog branch of the same name**, which declares ufw absent.
absent: true on a package has the host remove it through the machine's own
package manager when it is installed and leave alone a machine that never had
it; read back either way. Undeclaring a package still removes nothing. A
found firewall whose command is gone is recorded as removed, said once, and
asked nothing of.
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absent: trueon a package: removed through the machine's own package manager when installed (archpacman -R --noconfirm, alpineapk del; android unsupported), left alone when not, read back either way. Undeclaring a package still removes nothing — that rule and its test stand. A found firewall whose command is gone is recordedretired_by: removed, said once, and nothing is asked of it. Full suite green. Merge and roll before the mesh-catalog branch of the same name, which declares ufw absent.