The `--cleanup` option also uses an `apt autoremove` command.
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`install-php-extensions` will install all the required APT packages.
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`install-php-extensions` will install all the required APT packages.
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If you want to remove the APT development packages (which shouldn't be needed after the PHP extensions have been installed), you can use the `--cleanup` option (**EXPERIMENTAL**):
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If you want to remove the APT development packages (which shouldn't be needed after the PHP extensions have been installed) and other no longer required packages, you can use the `--cleanup` option (**EXPERIMENTAL**):
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install-php-extensions --cleanup gd xdebug
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install-php-extensions --cleanup gd xdebug
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if test -n "${DO_APT_REMOVE}"
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printf '### REMOVING NO LONGER REQUIRED PACKAGES ###\n'
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if test -n "${UNNEEDED_APT_PACKAGES}"
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if test -n "${UNNEEDED_APT_PACKAGES}"
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printf '### REMOVING UNNEEDED APT PACKAGES ###\n'
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printf '### REMOVING UNNEEDED APT PACKAGES ###\n'
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